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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-22

T will spend the rest of my life in
prison. | am serving life sentence for
murder and | was drunk when
| did it. You can tell them that. No,
| would not have done it if | had not
been drunk certainly would not.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-22
WHY | AM SERVING TIME
CANDALARIO.

time and In serving time. If | hao
not cot drunk | would not have done 1t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-22

NJ. I1"IIA mat 0lght and
--'' nave shot my wife. 80
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24
WE ARE SHY \ CANDIDATE.

The Tribune has persistently and
energetically tried to arouse a Repub-
lican candidate for District Judge of
the Seventh Judicial District. but to
date has met with little success. The
Republican lawyers in this District re
fuse to be aroused. II begins 10 look
as thouSh there really is some sub
stance to the planks in the Republic
can and Democratic platform that the
Judiciary should be taken out of
politics. This idea of taking the ju-
dietary out of politics. as though there
were something unclean and unwhole-
some in politics. never appealed TO us
very strongly. We don't take much
stock in the idea. However, if the
condition has come TO pass; if the
people and the lawyers want the ju-I
dietary and politics divorced; We can
see no reason why Judge Ed L. Bryan
should not NEE, with general ap-I
prevail as q likely man. He is popular
throughout the District; is well likel
and greatly respected as a man and as
Judge Of the Court During his term
of Office the judiciary has been free
and unhampered as far as politics IS
We know of no reason
why Judge Bryan shouldn't be en-
dorsed by the Republicans, provided
Of course that there is a demand for
the separation Of the Judiciary and
politics.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24
Personal AND SOCIAL

E. E. Bumgarten is very sick. He
has typhoid fever.
Miss Marie Martin is quite sick at
her home at Greenleaf.
Harry Froman is rapidly recover
ing from his recent sickness.
Miss Pearl Williams of Jordan Val
ley is in Caldwell this week.
Miss Grace Young is visiting Miss
Grace Paul at Parma this week.
Miss E. Merle Jewell has returned
10 her home at Monmouth, Illinois.
Caas. NsLoud. Of Homedale. was
,ra1sac-ing business il Caldwell
Tuesday.
c. ; Dean returned Tuesday from
Keoosktz. Wis. where he acoompan-
ID rs mother.
MONDAY : marriage license vas :
sued = Alfred N johnson and Eva
? Day q Pzye,te.
Ms. c i OzEes vzs taken sick
N---zT afternoon Shs i suffering
VII E=a-s trouble.
N=ss-s Ez6s11 Redwood and An
z-=E Mccormick q Roswell we're
Business visitors Il Caldwell Tuesday
Mss Alberta Ishan let, Wednesday
~ BzEe- CRY for : sto-, 7.si, Nth
1@- sisters. Misses Mary and Elsie
Ishz2-
N-s- Ella Walters Horn. State
P-e=s5=a, Of the Rebekah Lodge. vas
n z1ss; Of the local lodge Tuesday
evez5zs
NJ and Mrs. ". J. Dodge return.
e 10 her home Al Jerome. Tuesday
after . short visit with NJ. and Ms.
P. \. WI-ey.
NJ Warren Fl has jus, returned
from zen DAYS fishing tip AZ Blue
Lakes, Wash Ms Fry wiu spend
tie sumner ~ the lakes.
Saturday the case Of Montana Dix
4 =. Geo. 5 Dixon vas fled in the
District Court c. ". Lanson n,
Sa1Pa Is the attorney for plaintiff
Doz't yoa believe the Watkins
tza has quit his job. An about ont
: goods again Have ordered more |
Eli get around as fas; as possible
: = Look, the Watkins Nan. Parma F.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24
HOBO HAS TRAVELLED n
Though Young, He Speaks Many la,
guages and Has Circled the
Globe Five Times.

Franck C. Welch of Pittsburg a"d
the rest of the world has just il q
in the City of Mexico over the n .iu.
al railway from Laredo, havin r.
den the distance on every port y
the train except the car saGts an
meeting with some discourt 2 Il, a..
lays on the road the MeXicai 4 ra !
says. Mr. Welch, known to hct sda.s
as Penn" left San Luis POto5i in
car OF imported corn.
At the tender age of II yea. ,r
Welch, now 81 years old, had #
ence of opinion with his father hich
resulted in his leaving home. W it'll a
boy champion he started to IL ton
intending to sell newspapers q 1re u
to pay their passage to England At
New York city the changed plan for
financial reasons, the comp nj n
abandoned the trip and WEIGH ing
exhausted his nerve and resources IA
weeping on the docks when "a ca
fal.rg man hove to. tbs persa1 ~
pened to have tramp steamer 0 piss
own and he adopted Welch for a our
years voyage.
When the boy got home he a. SO
thoroughly saturated with the idea OF
travelling that he has been at it ever
since. Five trips around the world
and to every continent of it, and /,
trips across the United States beside
numerous zigzags into it's various
corners, have been included in his Is
years wanderings. He has kept a
record of his tramps and has gathered
a smattering of various foreign tongues
besides a geographical vocabulary
that is rather astonishing He
claims $4,000 miles of travel, ma
king an average of 10 miles a day
since he first left home. He has not
willingly stayed in one place more
then ten days and he claims to have
been under arrest only twice in all the
time.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24

auditor, will be a candidate for re.
nomination. Mr. Taylor made
formal announcement of his candi-
dacy last week, through the Sand
point News, in which he gave out the
following statements
IL shall ask denomination upon
my record for efficient and economi
cal conduct Of the Office. The rec
ords Of the department show that
while the business of the office last
wear increased IS per cent over the
previous year. there was a saving in
clerk hire Of - per cent. Disburse
ments. to the amount of over So
100000 have been made through the
Office since I have held the position
involving business with thousands Of
individuals. and with many business
concerns. and the public institutions
# the ate. That this great amount
# bus IS has been conducted with
orompruass and accuracy, and to the
entire satisfaction of the public. is
proven 10y the fact that there has not
been a single complaint made against
the office
Il am Republican. I stand
square'y upon the platform upon
which | was elected, and approve Of
carrying ont the platform pledges il
good faith | believe that the next
reform that should be taken up by
the party should be in relation 70
revenue and taxation. believe tnat
The next Republican platform should
pledge the most rigid economy in the
expenditure Of public funds. and with
the party's long record Of pledges re
deemed. the people Will have faith 10
he redemption Of that pledge, As
an evidence OF good faith upon nv
own part. I desire to state that I
have SO conducted the Office Of state
auditor that I shall be able to and
will save and turn back into the sen.
aral fund 90 per cent Of my appropri
zion of clerk hire and Office ex-
penses."
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE.

John c. Rice. of Caldwell. has an
nouncod himself rs candidate for
governor CT the democratic ticket
and the Tribune Of that town. a re,
publican newspaper. speaks Of him in
the highest terms. while the News,
the new democratic state organ,
merely publishes the announcement
Of Mr.. Rice without comment. thus
showing its disapproval Of the semitic
mans presumption. Hon. John G
Rice" says the Tribune. is a man Of
exceptional ability. He is a lawyer
BY profession and stands high in his
profession. He is a clean. able.
highly respected man and would
make a strong campaign both Al tha
primary and general elections He
is one of the very few democrats in
Idaho who might be elected. How
ever. he will not ger the nomination
the organization does not want him
ana they will not take him. Mr.
Moses Alexander is slated by the or
sanitation for governor and Mr.. Rice
Will be called of AT the proper time
the democratic state organization
showing great surprise and little en-
thus;asm over Mr.. Rice's announce
ment. 1t is not the intention that
the people be permitted TO say too
too much about the ticker. =
GrangeviIe Globe
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24
Founding Of khzrtrr,-

khartum is not yet century old
and it owes its existence 10 in or
iental form of treachory. When Khe.
dive Mohammed Ali invaded lie Su-
dan in 1920 he marched trirwnhantly
to Shendi, where his troors were en-
tertained at banquet by The sub
missive natives. Bet while the khe
dives high officials were seated at
the feast they shared TIE fate Of the
viands and were themselyas reduced
to funeral baked meats Fl.Il Of fury
the army fell on Shendi and demol.
ished ii. Marching south. the inva-
ders cached the junction Of the Blue
Nile and White Nile With the CON
queror's instinct they rccosni2e1 that
the strip Of land with its few fisher
mems huts, of straw. formed ideal
strategical headquarters So Khartum
finally grew into the most sensitive
part of the Sudan organism.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24
CONGRESSMAN HAMER.S WORK.

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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24
MORE MUCK AKING.

Themistocles ran faro bank.
Aristides the Just swindled his
uncle in a horse trade.
Pericles pinched Aspasia's necklace
and hooked it for seven bones.
Cleopatra offered to sell up Egypt
to Octayius Caesar for a gilded galley
and a three-horse chariot.
]. Caesar is said to have broken in.
to the boarding house of the vestal
virgins and stolen four tablecloths and
a brass candlesick.
Hannibal is accused of buying a
trick elephant for 1850 scudari and
paying for it in notes of the busted
bank of North Carthage.
Alexander the Great made up a lot
OF hero medals bearing his own por.
trait and obliged every soldier in his
Persian army Of invasion to buy sixA
The second volume in the Smudge
Series from the typewriter of Prof
Smear, is announced by Garbage &
Company. 1t deals largely with the
moral shortcomings of the worlds an.
eient worthless ard will be found de-
eidedly snappy.
Prom these excerpts it viii be seen
hat the new book is fully as spicy
and improving as the earlier volume
OF the Smudge Series.-Ckveland
Plain Dealer.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24
BYRON E. HYATT,
NOTICE To PROPERTY OWNER.

NOTICE t. PROPERTY OWNERS
To the owners and agents of all prop
erty in Improvement District No. l.
Paving District:
You are hereby notified that the
City Council of the City of Caldwell
has passed a resolution declaring it
to b nuisance to permit in I'm
rrovement District No 1 Paving
District any of the following:
Any sheds or any Instructions in
the alleys on or along the alley walks.
Any stairways Of fire escapes lex
cept they conform to the provisions
OF Ordinance No. 172) upon or along
any alley.
Any open down spouts. All down
spouts shall be constructed sufficient
" large so as to carry away all water
from the roof of the building to which
they are attached, and they shall be
of galvanized iron to within six Zee,
of the walk, where the same shall
empty into a cast iron down spout
which down spout shall continue to
and under the walk and through the
curbing that the water conveyed in
such downspout may be emptied into
the alley cutters.
And you are further notified that
the provision of said resolution must
be complied with within thirty days
after the date of this notice.
BY order of the City Council.
c. J. SHORB,
City Clerk.
Dated June 90. 1910.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24

the primary election to be held on the
last Tuesday in August of the present
year.
1t was my good fortune to serve the
State of Idaho as Chief Clerk to the
Secretary of State for a period of four
wears. from 1903 to 1907 and by rea-
son of this experience | acquired a
thorough and practical knowledge Oh
the essential duties of the ONCE.
Therefore. in asking the voters OF the
State of Idaho to support me for this
important office, l do so with firm
conviction that l possess a clear ana
definite understanding of the duties
and responsibilities imposed on the
Secretary of State by the Constitution
and laws of our great commonwealth,
and if elected, l pledge myself at all
times to a faithful conscientious and
honest administration of the affairs
of the office.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24

curing this bond issue. or rather in
being able to help, he again shows
his worth u the people of Idaho and
his influence in Congress. We have
no desire to take one iota of credit
from Senators Hepburn and Borah.
They too have done great work
and are entitled to full acknowledg-
ment ConGressman Ilamer has been
AN able and efficient co-worker with
them. He. with their help, and they
with his help. has been able to really
accomplish something in the Con-
sress of the United States for the
State of Idaho.
We do not believe that the people
of Idaho will be mislead by the vic
Gus. idle fancies OF newspapers like
the Capital News. The record of their
Congressman stands out clear and
distinct 1t makes no difference what
we like. think or guess. there is the
record of accomplishment. Hamer
was sent TO represent Idaho and care
for her interests. If he has failed in
that he should not be returned. If
he has been faithful in intent and
successful in accomplishment. We
think the people of this state will
care mighty little whether he is
friendly or unfriendly to Joseph G..
-Ennnnn
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24
Bohemian weddino si,..

81
Here are two wedding rings that I
nave Just made over" said the city
>eweler, They are for Rohen,an
women. They lost their own rings
so they had their husbands rinr chr
down to fit, That is a custom In tbo,r
country Both husband and Wiz, woar
we !ding ring there If tho man
loses his ring he has to buv n now
one. but Il the woman loses n,rs sho
wears her husbands. | DO rooa
deal Of that kind e. work OH.
women who lose wedding rings ms,
guy another one and say notbtns
ABOUT 1t. but these women nro ,as
conscientious for that Usually bovo
" make the mans ring smaller hut
once IN while II has to no sn,tc,a
u" make II 1T The Womcn ara ~
ways considerably chagrlned over ~,
81 h'inE and offcr all kinds Of NV
alAhA'ons TO account for b,ir MI.
fingers" h'H DIG
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24
CHEERFUL COMMENT.

As a man feeieth. so is he.
A good deal of will power is won't
Some mems motto: There money
in il"
There are two kinds OF cold feet
and some people have both kinds
Lots Of sympathy is sent nv tho
wireless method which is never 70
eeiVed at the other end.
A good many people pass a peanyt
stand not from choice, but through
the Whisperings Of false pride.
Popularity is like a sieve-it has 70
BE fed continuously in order TO havs
anything in it. and then it doesn't
Trading umbrellas to ADVANTAGE
when the other fellow is away ISM
a sure sign that you've good business
instincts,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24
POETS.

A woman would marry anybody
rather than a poet
a politician pooh-poahs a poet and
calls him dangerous
An institution would allow a poet t.
st2rYe more gladly than anybody else
Why IS it that there is something in
tie very idea Of a poet that seems to
most people so Supremacy ridiculous
Why is this? An attempt to solve
this riddle may fill a half-hour with
ribald thoughts and Neutrality-suspicious.
laughter.
The poet who the other day enthusf.
astically attempted to establish a .sa.
Ion in which poetry would be nour.
lshed met with the quiet but deter.
mined irony of the newspapers
Even tie poe; regards himself as a
product Of weakened vitaIi.g ra
sadly and rather proudly reeugnizs.
that the world is against him He
heralos his weakness and glories in
his insuh.c.encies.
And yet poets additionally and in
our universities are held in high
honor. In the actual world they are
hooted at The world treats them n.
lhe snail street boy treats any unfa.
mi!Iar' queer and helpless .erson who
"anuers almlessly along tie highway,
with tin horns. boots, jeers ana |
stones.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24

The very poorest folk are proud OF
something or another They Ike 10
be marked of from their uc.nhbors'
and no price is too heavy to'my Tor
The distinction. a British naval ON
Ger was stopped by n dock i1bor'r
who claimed to have bcea ahipmates
with him a quarter Of century Dc
fore The officer had forgotten al
about H. nor could he remember
There was me and my hroiheh
sir" prompted the man, reproaehiu''
ly: and this touched chord of mem
DRY
t tell you what do femempel
about you and your brother. The day
/ left the ship you we're both strups
IN, one FOR three dozen, the other 'o'
four. but which was which
I was the four dozen" said the Ia
horGr. proudly.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24
MISDRECTED KINDNESS

We see by the American Falls
Press. Preston News and other jour
mails. both north and south. that Tn
Tribune is labeled and considered
Brady newspaper No doubt these
newspapers noticed that we were
wandering about aimless1y and in the
kindness of their hearts undertook tC
set us Alright. We appreciate their
thoughtfulneSs but deplore their mis-
directed kindness. II has been rha
aim and purpose of The Tribune thus
far TO convince its readers Of its inae-
pendence and Republicans generally
of its absolute impartiality. Here is
all our pains set at nought hy
thoughtless friends If We hermit
the label to stick we are Brady and
no mistake; if We tear it OF we are
against Brady and no mistake. What
can one do and stay on the fence II
Is getting to be that one had better.
De dead than a straddler. Newspa-
pers are acquiring a pern.cious habf,
OF wanting to know just whera vau
stand. Politicians are the same way
There was time when one couls
climb aboard the band wagon M tha
eleventh hour and be treated RI
same as though he had been there al.
the time. We always liked thar
eleventh hour system. We intended
repenting of our sins At the eleventh
hour, both in politics and in life Rr
so doing We miss no fun here a7a
are safe in the hereafter. That Wa
the system We wanted To play no'i.
tics by, live by and finally die bv
It's comforting system and sbnn15
not be set aside lightly. From an
pearances there are great man,
other people in this world who in
tend doing the same as We. Even in /
politics there are some, now high in
position, who got aboard AZ the las.
minute, Why is it that when IT,
tribune wants to slip in this Wv r.
rules are changede Bur We ~ ~
ways unlucky in such ns----s --
had beautiful plan o. at-s-- army
up. II was this way. We +.a,,.i.s..
months ago that a aac. -as4s-,-4
ooooed up We wou,t tax ,.-a
ming AT him. not . q h=-, llr Lar
manpnr IN s--- -
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24
Durable Bubble.

10 make bubbles that can be blown
% ana VIII last take a piece OF pure
~hl'e soap about the size Of a waInn,
and cut ii NJ in a cupful Of warn
I@'er, Then add teasnoonful or
sis'eT1ne STIR well and blow fron
small pipe. Strawberry Juice WI
MAKE pink bubbles and orange jui-e
viii make yellow ones.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24
AWnTCr~
N-N-N+A Vt w

! wish TO announce 10 rha voters =,
The State OF Ilsho. that an a cansi-
Gate for the nomination Of Secretary
Of State on the Republican ticket AZ.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24
LEGAL AnNERTISING.

Final proof notices ............. $3.50
Rank uRtemcnts, legal rates
All other legal notices at IL" rate
established by the laws of the : tr Of
Idaho. that is 3l.00 per folio FIST in
dtt.oral Insertion folio consists "
,ne inch solid nonpareil. or co words.
No other rates recognized by tile firm
ex cept on written contracts.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24
POT SHOTS.

Nowadays high living consists mere.
ly in paying no attention to high
prices.
There is this difference between
lunatic and a stubborn man. You can
reason with luuatic
The Lord lovetb a cheerful giyer,
but the cheer" in this case doesn't
necessarily mean loud noise
Advice continues to be LISTED at
nothing per hour in the open market
and experience continues to rise in
price ike fresh eggs.
Virtue is its own reward. The man
who spends his nights carrying a vail
ing baby girl about the roo. will get
called pa" by that same gil 20 years
later.
n Iowa recently a railroad company
wrote a station agent demanding that
he explain why he had been late in
opening the office an several occa-
sions. I don't went 10 be HE only
thing on time on This line" was his
reply.-Los Angeles Herald
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24
TAYLOR Is CANDIDATE

S. D. Taylor Of Bonner county
who is serving his first term as state
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
In Effect July 1, 1000.
Display, per inch ............. IL nc
Display contracts, not less thnn
1900 Inches TO be used within
six months ............. I2Ixc
Locals, per line per Insertion. 10
Local contract of 500 lines to
be used within six months -. .uS
Card Of thanks ...... ........ 10
Condolences A'V"
Classified Advertisements. he PEI
word per issue.
No classified advertisement taken for
less than 20 cents.
Posters printed from RdVts.i
Full! RRc-I5OO copies ....... Ih.OO
LeSS 81 I-S per cent.
Full puge-IO0O copies ....... LOO
Less 81 I-S per cent.
Half pnRc-Ib00 copies ....... 1900
Less 81 Ia per cent.
Halt pnEe-IOOO copies ....... 500
Less 81 la per cent.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24

There is this difference between a
lunatic and stubborn man You can
reason with a luuatic.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24

Nowadays high living consists mere.
ly in paying no attention to high
prices.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-08
NOTE
DIRECTS BURIAL
WELL KNOWN PAYNE COUNTY
FARMER TAKES OWN LlFE-HE
PLANNED ALL DETAILS.

saltwater. okla. Feb -JohI
Shields, a vel. known farmer residing
about five miles northeast of Stillwat-
err, was found in his bed yesterday
with a bullet hole in his temple and
a revolver in his right hand Neigh
bors noticed that the live stock ON the
premises had not been cared Tor for
day or 50 and, at the direction of
IN" county attorney. forced an en-
trance to the house which had been
securely fastened from within Shield
had been dead for more than thrtr.
six hours and there was every cyi-
dcncc that Doe had carefully planned
the deed
He lett % ute giving direction lhIJ,
the disposal of his body and of some
personal property, but gave no b'l' OF
the cause of tine suicide IT, WAS about
20 years of age. bachelor, and was
q native of Grluncll. Iowa. whore h's
body will hc sent for buria,