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WORHAN FIGHTS FOX LIFE
 WITH GIRE. BURGLAR

SAN IusI, IHmHd n.a a.n- awma 'aal.a. nd a Hs Hr.a- ta,s h,rau.s. ut Jaa faraH q .aue raia sIt,stea.nfnr bu.. ItnD-i far HeH-af Ha Mabel @.Ha. : rIaia5a.at =sei#ly .z,a#5r #ar zsu## 'aIp.NIto Chi afteHeau and when -a. zs #a#.aE.r,d aH4 l.Haaed ta H-r h.m, hE Mr s.ale. fm.u4 neW followed aenvr.l rlr tE1 women fef t.e possession of a t,l.rhou, vith which Mr sellr attempted ra trIHe aId
 Ai-a Turner dr,H t laea Jafaua-, tuifz from Hrr staekru- and dashed A,r opponent across n. ann and t.,l.. aera=- tte baat Ta Hma af tb. .,apea. .uudaulfsds saved AIrs. SeaI... Hr EtudrraI. hsIrl.#s. sin. Vl= r.aa- r.Itel aa write tae follow me Hota. df.- lated by Nils Tura.is
 "t raaite tua and aHi mol prosecute ya4 apaa condition that san alu nee,r q" f again"
 Mss Turner Na. arrested this after
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 Roth EHl Iu q good appear fH,raaJ eam lnas t-ay ar. ur.4rou- slide for ta..r aatlouz lt tim,s. and that they have an irresistible impulse ta steal
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MA r TIERS.
 RECORDED
Proof Of Labor.

The Punch" situated on l.. L. of &eme Iiscr for Wear ending Dee. si. I4os. Andrew Eddie
 Notice of Forfeiture. R. W. Silver to T, r. Lane. Hot Air quartz claim. May IJ. 1908.
 Quit Claim Deed. P. II Watt to E. W. Snycr. eighth interest in Hot Air quartz claim. Aug r.. 1908.
 Deed. Charles L. Ress Jr. to Louise Kelle- ker, Aug. lu. Ig0S 9 1-a feet off of the wet side of lot %. 1l1-2 feet off of the east side If lot 2i. all in block C..
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NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.

Good house. four furnished rooms and cache, lot 25xl4O; Second avenue: sonly S500. Bovey x Davison. House.'3 furnished rooms. cashe. cellar. water connection. etc. lot 50x140. Third avenue: only $375 if sold by Aug. 20. Bovey X Davidson. We have houses anu cabins. furnish. ed and unfunished. for rent anl sale. Rovey X Davison. Mining claims to ltase and for sale. Boyey X Davison. If you desire to make a safe invest ment see what We have to offer Bo- vey & Davison.
 We have a number of business loca- tions on Front street for sale or rent. 6ovey 6 oavison's Real Estate and
 Mining Exchange, 9 Steadman Ave. Phone Black 23. Notary Public, Employment Agency. Collections, Auetioneer.
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MOSQUITOES
 WORRY LOVERS
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE. Aug H.. \ plaaar ef mo Iuitoes has made its appearance oh ta'. .out -tirts of thia city and all of the parks. where yeuug women and their hfaHs haxc he,n in the habit of taking .H after-diHncr stroll ar,. now prarti- efily deHerted on this account. In the parks along the shores Of Lake Wash mstoa. where formerly hundreds of seung ceuples acut every evening ta study ur on astronomy. scarcely per son is te be seen
 The plague is particularly viruIrnt in the vicinity of Green Lake and Lake tnion and the boat house proprictor- complain bitterly because their sum mer business has been practically ruin ed
 Al Fort T.awton tte soldiers have been compelled to drop golf and and
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NORTHWESTERN LEAVES
 FOR ST. MICHAEL

The steamer Northwestern left last evening for St Michael. where large amount of freight Will be lightered The vessel will return here tomorrow. and will probably leave for Seattle to- morrow night The following passen- gers were taken to St. Michael. most Of them being bound for up-riyer points:
 Rev Anthony Variien. Rev. Innocent Putinsky. Miss B. Allen. Rev J. Ferron. Rev. Desjardines. Jas Wiekersham, Blanche Monroe. John Roman. Louis Levy and five steerage.
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diseantiau, other forms of outdoor amua'ln"nt-. Drilling un the para Ef'HH is accomplished only Wlth great difficulty.
 scientific investigation into tn e4use of tne strange phrnomenon is to be made
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HARDING BOUQUETS
 TO 1.-THE PEERLESS"

aud he and tho otacf members of tbc notification committee win mfpuu th, .i'eerl,-s Orator that nc ua. au e<- rrli,ut chance nf being -lect,d.
 Dance. Eagle Hall Saturday night.
 BIatz Private Stock at the Bank.
 Granite Mining Candles are th. best.
 Dance. Eagle Hall. Saturday night. Rlatz Private Stock at the Bank.
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Nuggets Spec al Service.

WASIINGTON. D. q. Aue. 19. - Another trial of the Baldwin dirigible balloon iz to be made at the navy wards here on Saturday next. The ma chinery is now being carefully adjust ei. and the flight will be- watched by a large number of naval and military of Acers- The flying machine will be op- erated by Lincoln Beechey.
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Nuggets Special Service.

LINCOLN N,h,, Aue T. Hnd- f,3= of uatalle aemn,laia meIudng Nie- Presidential Candidate Kern. Tom Taggart uf ludiaua Muruaf. of Ngu York. and Sullivan of Brooklyn. ar- gathering H-re tod1y for thc Purrozr of participating in thc notification m,ri- tne. when William Jennings Bryan aul Do eiiieitI'E .utenHad4hl IA tHe eaa- at.tIte #"t The e.raaellte panty far tla Presidency.
 John Kern fh" Yi.a rra lasa,i4I cam didate. win be rhe principal -fcaker
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REPUBLICANS IN CONFERENCE. Nuggets Special Service.

HoT SPRINGS. Va, Aug. 12.-There was large gathering of the republi- can clans here this morning. when Norys, Hitchcock and several other prominent republicans met here for The purpose of holding a conference with Presidential Candidate Taft.
 Norys declares that the republicans will carry tHe state of ohio by oyer one hundred thousand.
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Lemp's Extra Pale Imported prah Beer at the Board of Trade.
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NEW YORK, Aug. F. - Chairman Burrows of he New York Central committee is arranging for the Sher- man notification meeting. which is to be held here on Aug. IS
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Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town.
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Granite Mining Candles are the best
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Rooms from s15 up at The Lawrence. Also housekeeping rooms.
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WHERE'S ED. cLYNE?

Tin. Husat k iH receipt If a com ata.H from Afre Alta I. Ciync. of H- raG5f -fraet. Atlantic. Iowa. n
 h.sh staa- that ahe i- anxiou- fo Haa-e tHv sth,t.abaut of Aer husband. a rea in SRaaeay u the zcar Igai. -ad a4a Lat s.en ou Inc traIl near iaifbank in september Iso7. Infar- .nninu concerning the missing man AiIl be gratefully received
 Come on. Eagle dance Saturday eve.
 Granite Mining cand,-, are tn. bs.t
 Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
 The City Bath House is now open for business. M. o. solberg. proprietor.
 Rooms from st5 up at The Lawrence. Also housekeeping rooms.
 Eagle dance, Saturday night. s1oO.
 elatz Wsiner Beer at tn. Bank.
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FOR SALE.

On Solomon river, gasoline drlller. with complete outfit. tools and casing Alea barge and gasoline launch Cash or exchange for asscssment work
 T. NJ. REED
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The City Bath House IS now open for business. ii. o. solberg. proprietor.
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Biatz Private Stock al the Bank. Blatz Werner Beer at the Bank.
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Eagle dance. Saturday night. s1oO
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Come on. Eagle dance Saturday eve.
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Edgsworth Tobacco at Yorky's.

sranite Mining Candle. are tn. best.
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Go to tn. North Pol.

slatz wsiner Beer at tn. Bank.
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Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
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Granite Mining cand'-. are tn. bs..
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-03
A FALSE ALARM.

Some two weeks ago Miss Zelda La
mar OF Nampa came to Caldwell and
commenced construction Of resi-
dence. The people of Caldwell imme-
diately became excited, because 1t was
feared the house would be used for
immoral purposes. Special ordinances
were passed at once. The jurisdic-
ton of the city police was extended
one-half mile beyond the present cor
porate limits. In fact, things were
doing all the time. 1t finally devel-
oped that Miss Lamar had purchased
five acres Of land adjoining the city
and was unable to sell it. Thinking
that she cold better afford to improve
the property than let it remain idle,
she decided to build five-room cot
tage on the premises. This she decid-
ed to do; and this raised all the rum
pus. The house and land are in the
hands of a real estate agent. for sale
or rent. 1t comes to the Tribune that
lodging houses in the city might be
rented for immoral purposes.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-03
Marriage Licenses.

There were but two marriage IL
censes issued during the past week.
1t is the opinion at the clerks office
that next week will be a hummer, as
Doan & Hay are Offering a $35 steel
range to any couple getting married
on the fair grounds, and the Model
Furniture Co. will give kitchen cabi-
net valued at $25 to any couple get
ting married on the fair grounds. Ba-
ker & Harris will give any couple a
E0-piece dinner set who will get mar
ried on the fair grounds. These lib
eral offers may boost the license de-
partment in the county clerks office
SO that Bailey will have to put on al
extra deputy to handle the business
1t is said that there is at least ter
couples who are figuring on getting
ranges, cabinets and dinner sets dur
ing fair week.
Marriage licenses were issued thi'
week to Fred Maxinet and Lucy Sails
burg of Payette, and Ernest Stiles o
Nampa and Mrs. Myron Hewlett o
North Yakima, Washington.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-03
Court Business.

A number of cases have been dis
posed of during the past week. which
have kept the jury busy. One of the
most important was the case of Mrs.
Addie Fleenor VS.. the o. S. l., r. r.
Co. The case comes from Nampa
and is for damages in the sum of
sl9s9.75, caused by the death of Mrs.
Fleenor's husband by one of the pas
senger engines striking him, while he
was on the track. The plaintiff claimed
that the engine had no light. neither
did the bell give warning of its APP
proach. The jury gave the plaintih
the sum asked for. Two divorce cases
were disposed OF. The Jury may pos
sibly be dismissed this week..
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-03
Board Meeting.

The board of directors of the Can
yon county fair met Thursday night
at the secretary's Office Judges were
selected for some of the stock depart
ments, which had not been filled be-
fore. John McMillen will Judge the
sheep; Jack Harrington will have
charge of the races, with power to
procure starters and judges. The
board has been unable as yet to get
a competent man to Judge exhibits of
swine, and competition will be very
close, and the manager of, the de-
rartment wants first-class judge. d.
K. Hubbard will judge the cattle and
Professor French will judge the hors-
es. 1t looks now as though he will
have big job, as thereby already
over 100 head entered. -
-.fhe secretary reported that the we'll
Nbeing put down near the ladies' rest
room was now down over $50 feet,
and it is thought that they will have
to go SO feet more before getting the
desired result.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-03

Deputy Sheriff Purkhiser brought
John Yostler, living at New Ply
mouth, before Judge Hagelin on a
complaint sworn out by the proba-
ton office, charging him with not
sending his boy to school. 1t APP
pears that Yostler is slightly off his
trolley, or has wheels. His defense
was that in sending his boy to school
he would be disobeying the teach
ings of the Bible. He said that
the Bible taught all that was
necessary for a child to know
Judge Hagelin, however, differed
with him and told him that he
would fine him $50 net, and suspend
the payment pending his agreement te
send the boy to school. This, Yostel
agreed to and left for home. 1t re
mains to be seen whether he con
cludes to strain his conscience suffi
GENTLY to send the boy to school o.
be pulled up before Judge Hagelin ant
pay his fine.
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Before Probate Judge.

Lizzie Cochran of Payette was
brought into Judge Hagelin's court
Thursday for examination as to her
sanity. 1t appears that she had been
acting strangely and it was thought
best to have her examined. She was
brought into court accompanied by a
lady friend and was questioned by DR..
Cue, but there was not sufficient in
dication of her being demented to JUS
tify having her sent to Blackfoot. 1t
is thought that her strange actions
was caused by nervousness, and with
rest she will fully recover. Mrs.
Cochran is 40 years old and lives with
her father, her mother being dead.
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contract for the Notus and Middle
ton bridges. The bill of Chas. G..
Shelley in the sum of $3250125 was
read and upon motion warrants were
ordered drawn on the Middleton
bridge fund in the amount of $19,127.-
25, and on the Notus bridge fund in
the amount of $13,37400 by the fol-
lowing vote: Yeas, Plat, Dodd and
CLANCY. Nays, none.
Whereupon, the board adjourned
w. H. PLATT, Chairman.
o. V. BADLTY, Clerk.
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OOO.x This amount is being put up by
the Webfooters in order to tap the
rich agricultural country lying with
in two or thre miles of the Oregon
town, but now tributary to Payette.
It is said that since Ontario went
dry" Payette has been getting lots of
Ontario good money for booze" and
now the merchants of the Oregon me-
tropolis are going after the farmers
trade in Payette territory.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-03
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.

A rumor gained currency in Cald-
we'll this week that Miss Grace Carle-
ton, republican nominee for superin-
tendent of schools, did not have first
grade teachers certificate. This story
is absolutely false. Miss Carleton has
every certificate the State of Idaho
issues. We do not know where the
story started, but would say that the
people of Canyon county should no
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-03

uludle lOT equity lTedSuFeT, Is TSSl-
dent of Middleton, where he has re-
sided for several years, and Is well
known in the Boise valley. Mr.. Monk
is thoroughly equipped to handle the
affairs of the office, and the citizens
of Canyon county will never regret
having elected him as county treas
urer.
| The nominee for probate judge will
need no Introduction to the people of
this county. He has served the peo-
pie in the capacity of probate judge
for two years and it is the unanimous
verdict Of all who have had business
| transactions with his Office that Judge
Hagelin is the right man in the right
! place
o. M. Van Duyn is for the third
| time nominated for county attorney,
which speaks louder that words as to
his efficiency as prosecutor His
name has come to be terror to law
breakers in this county. 1t is mat
ter of record that there has been more
criminal convictions under Mr.. Van
Duyn's administration in proportion
to the arrests made than under any
| of his predecessors.
The Office of county superintendent
is one in which the growth and sta
bility of the county more largely de-
ponds than on any other Office. Our
public schools are the bulwark of the
nation. Canyon county has been for
tunate in having one of the best
county superintendent in the state,
who has brought our schools to the
highest point of excellence. 1t is
necessary that the successor of Miss
Bean should be one who will continue
the work already done. The Tribune
believes that by the election of Miss
Grace Carlton that our schools will
continue to hold their high place
among the schools in the state. Her
long and varied experience as a
teacher has fitted her for the position
to which she will be elected in No
vember.
F. H. Mcconnell, candidate for sur
veyor, is a Canyon county product
raised on a farm and graduated al
the State University, where he got
the theory of civil engineering. Since
graduating he has been filling the of,
fee of city engineer for this city, and
has been busy with many important
jobs in various parts of the county
thus fitting himself for the Office tt
which he will be called to assume or
January 1.
! While it is generally considered
that the office of coroner is not o
, much moment and almost any kind o
, man can fill the position, and whil'
this may be true, the Canyon count.
republicans evidently considered
one of the important offices, for tn
, man who will be called upon to ad
minister the duties is one of the yer,
. best in the county. He is thoroug
, business man and should 'circum
J stances arise in which he would b
called upon to assume the duties q
) sheriff, it will be found that A. +
| Lang will not disappoint his arden
( Supporters.
i, 1t is too often the case that count
t conventions fail to scrutinize thei
: candidates for commissioners, and al
apt to select either all farmers or a
: business men, 1t Is different TIL
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-03
CANYON COUNTY
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

1t is for the purpose of giving the
Tribune readers an idea of who the
Canyon county republicans have Sc
lected to fill the various county offices,
that the following brief sketches APP
pear at this time. The Canyon coun-
ty republican ticket is strong and
clean from senator to commissioners,
and the citizens of this county will
make no mistake when they elect
them to the county offices.
b. p Shawhan, the republican can
a resident of Canyon county for IS
years He has always been identi-
fed in some business capacity either
for himself or for someone else. There
is no man in Canyon county who is
better equipped to fill the Office of
state senator than is B. P. Shawhan.
He is a man who can grasp business
proposition and see it's advantages al
most instantly, and will command the
respect and friendship of his col
leagues wherever they may be placed
]. M. Thompson, one of the candi-
dates for the legislature, is one Of
Caldwell's prominent attorneys. He
is Pennsylvania by birth and an
Idahoan by choice, and is cereful,
conscientious man, and will be a
strong man in the legislature,
Col l.. V. Patch of Payette is an
other candidate for the legislature on
the republican ticket. Col. Patch is
one of the leading business men of
his home town and was one of the
factors in establishing the big can
merry, where tons of fruit and vege-
tables are taken care of and which
has made Payette famous as the home
of the Seven Devils" brand of fruit.
Claud Duval of Nampa is one of the
trio who will represent Canyon coun-
ty in the next Idaho legislature. Mr..
Duval is a young man, who by his en-
ergy and ability has won the respect
and confidence of the citizens of Nam
pa, regardless of politics, and holds
the important position of city clerk of
his home town. Mr.. Duval will not
only carry the support of his party
but will draw from the democrats
His election is assured.
The office of sheriff is one of the
most important of all the county of,
fees. The duties of this particular
Office require that it be filled by a
man who has a cool head, an even
temper and discriminating judgment
and who is fearless in the perform
ance of his duties. Those of our citi
zens who have long been residents o.
Canyon county and know Frank Bre
shears will readily agree with the
Tribune that he has the qualifications
for making an ideal officer. The Trib
une predicts that he will be elected
by a large majority.
The candidate for assessor is
business man of wide experience ant
has been a resident of this county fo
many years. Locating in Payette hi
has come in contact with all classe
of people, and we doubt If he has al
enemy among all who know him. TIL
name of Frank Crowther is as goo
as his bond, and in the assessment o
property he will know no republican
democrat. or any other party man, bu
will treat all persons with equal jus
tice.
William Monk, the republican can
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-03
Local and Social.

Mr.. Clark of Pocatello, attorney in
general for the o. S. L. R. R. was the
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Stone Monday.
The annual meeting Of the Forward
club was held on Tuesday afternoon
at the Commercial club rooms. The
first part of the meeting was spent in
listening to the annual reports of
standing committees, and in winding
up the business connected with the
federation. BY unanimous consent 1t
was decided to omit the regular bust
ness meeting of October, as it fell on
the day of the opening of the Canyon
county fair and the attendance would
necessarily be very small. Mrs. w. A.
Stone was elected delegate to the
state federation meeting to be held in
Moscow October 81 and %. The pro-
gram committee rendered their report
and it was accepted and decided to
have program of As minutes at each
social meeting during the year; three
| programs on Dutch art, three on trav-
els through Holland and three on
some popular subject. The balance OF
each meeting to be spent socially. The
election of officers then was acted on
and resulted in the following: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Ed. l.. Bryan; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. A. K Steunenberg; secre-
tary, Mrs. ]. A. Simpson; treasurer
Mrs. Fred C. Boyes. A vote of thanks
was given to Mr.. Dew and Mr.. Law
renee, and to the furniture store fol
services rendered during the fedora
ton meeting.
Invitations are out for KensingtoI
ON Saturday at the home Of Mrs. H. E
Wallace.
The ladies' guild of the Episcopa
church met at the home of Mrs. M. A
Roberts on Wednesday afternoon
They did some work for the guild, at
ter which refreshments were serve
and a general. social time was en-
gagged in. The next meeting will b
with Mrs. Schnabel two weeks froI
Wednesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zeh returne
home on Wednesday afternoon froi
their extended eastern trip. The
had been gone about a month. The
report having had an excellent tim
but Caldwell looks good to them.
Miss Mary Isham came in on No.
Wednesday from Mountain HON
where she has been visiting wit
: friends for some weeks past.
The ladies Of the Christian chure
will serve meals at the fair GROUND
; all during the fair.
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Our new models in ladies' skirts are
the most stylish and the prettiest we
have ever shown. Ask to see them at
T. X. Little's.
E. E. Elliott, dean Of the college OF
agriculture and professor Of agricul-
tural education of the University OF
Idaho, was in the city yesterday and
will attend the Grange field day at
Middleton today.