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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-10-26
Real Estate for Sale

117-SMALL FARM contains %
acres five mics from railr DAD, one
third mile to school, r. +. D. and tele-
phone if wanted. Fair buildings, level
land, plenty of wood, quite a quantity
of soft lumber With this years hay
crop price $500. $3.50 down, balance
terms to pie use customer. Hoyt, Or
leans, VT.
11S-TWO HUNDRED ACRE RIV-
Err FARM on stage road one aud
three quarters mi to nearest village,
ten miles from railroad, oDe-fourJh
mile to school, has Il T. d. and tele-
phone, or cam sold as door. Tlllag Is
level and free from stone, all machine
work. Extra good pastures, plenty
of water, good t9nce'. Sugar orchard
Of 500 trees, new sugar house, no sug-
ar tools. House story and one -haE
with ell, piazza and wOodshed, IA I'm
ished rooms, furnace heat, extra Gel
lar with outside entrance. STOCK barn
4Ox7O, horse barn 30X35, corn barn and
other storage. Buildings are in good
repair. never falling spring water at
house and barns. Will put in all
crops, % cows, two horses, one sheep,
nine swine, 20 hens, moving machine,
horse rake, tedd5r, two plOws, spclng
tooth harrow, smoothing narrow,
wheel harrow, corn planter, cu'ivator,
two horse wagon, one horse wagon,
two sets sieds, pung, set work har-
uess=s, two driving harn6asea, two
buggi=e, dump cart, cream separator
with power and all other small firm
ing ,ools. Price for bare farm $500,
everything mentioned $4,000, $4,000
down, balance easy terms. There IL
large quantity Of hard end soft lum-
ber with the farm, very handy to the
mill OF river. This looks like bar
gain, come aud see it. Writ, call oI
telephone. Hoyt, Orleans, We.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-10-26
ORLEANS

Will Merrill of Craftsbury was in
town last week.
The Turnbull creamery has received
a new coat of paint.
Clarence Cole visited in Hanover
and Bellows Falls recently.
Era Thayer has been entertaining
his sister of Montpelier at the Valley
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Skinner and
daughter are visiting at c. S. Skin
ner's.
Mrs. Brahana of Lowell is spend
ing the week with Mrs. c. c. Stan
nard.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-10-26

Ed. Garvin has been suffering the
past few days with neuralgia of the
face.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-10-26

Fred White has hired and moved
into the Conway house on Cottage
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-11
THE ELECTION,

Canyon county Republicans put
through their whole ticket without
hitch yesterday. They even elected the
men whom they didn't want to elect
according to current reports. The
county Republican organ, the Tribune
kicked over the traces on representa-
tives and only supported one man,
Baldridge. But Barry, Cakes ana
Bradley went through with a whoop,
presumably elected by the dry vote.
According to the retEns, the election
SO far as canyon is concerned, wa
determined on party lines, and the ole
time Republican majority stands like a
stone wall, impervo4s alike to the at
tacks of Democrats, Mugwumps OF
Prohibs.
The temperance vote was conspicQ-
GUS by its absence, or if present, by its
innocuous desuetude.
The temperance vote! Faugh,
Where was it? Discredited forever III
Canyon.
Swayed hither and thither by cam
paign dope and campaign SANDER
Bailey is stamped by Canyons vote,
by Caldwell's vote, by his own precinct S
vote, by the temperance vote, as being
all that his enemies claimed he is.
He fought your battles, you temper
ance folk, for years and years. He
stood shoulder to shoulder with you
for 10, these twenty years. You were
proud of your leader. You honored
him with the highest gifts of office in
your power to bestow. You made him
president of this, president of that
You made him a beast OF burden for
you, to DO your tasks. He shouldered
your burdens. He spent his time and
his money fighting for your principles
And then-what? Somebody comes
along and whispers in your ears that
for twenty years, or even since he
was knee high to a grasshopper, he
has done all this because he wanted to
be secretary of state, that he was not
honest and so forth. And you turned
and rended him.
Yes! The temperance forces of Can
yon are forever discredited. We re-
peat it and the writer will sign his
name to 1t. You are flock of sheep
with this difference-the sheep do
know enough to follow their leader.
II there was such an awful sus-
piclon in your ranks that Bailey was
crooked, why didn't you appoint a com
mittee and investigate him instead OF
sneaking up to the polls and rebuking
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-11
DECLARATION OF INDEPEN
ENCE.

The open letter by the ministers of
OF Caldwell, an emphatic reputation
of the campaign methods of o. V
Bailey, Democratic candidate for
secretary Of state, defines in no un-
certain terms the relation the church
should bear to politics. 1t is a dig
nifed, logical declaration of freedom
from party or individual po,itica
control, and is worthy of commenda-
ton, irrespective of its bearing on the
campaign which has just closed, says
the Nampa Leader-Herald. 1t fol
lows:
I'VE, the undersigned, ministers Of
Christ, in justice of the cause we
serve, have, in view of the fact that
the churches of Caldwell have been
rung into the political controversy
make this open statement:
"A typewriter endorsement of the
Hon. O. V. Bailey was presented to
us, as individuals, and without any
concerted action or knowledge on our
part of what others of our brethren
would do. We each separately re-
fused to sign said endorsement. This
we did, not because of any personal
animus, but wholly for the reason
that we refuse to use our office for
political ends or allow it to be used
as tool for political purposes.
I'VE wish, however, to go on rec
ord as favoring temperance and clean
government, but we conceive of our
calling to be the deliverancc of the
gospel message and the preaching of
Righteousness, whether it be political,
moral or civil, but in no sense is it
our province, even if it were possible
TO deliver the votes of our churches
to any party or candidate.
we deplore the spirit and despisc
the method which has attempted to
involve the cause of Christ in political
affairs. Let us render unto Caesar
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-11
DEDICATION SERVICES
Dedication of the Animal Drinkin;
Fountain Donated by the NatiOna
Humane Alliance,

Dedication of the Animal Drinkin.
Fountain Donated by the NatiOnA
Humane Alliance.
A large crowd gathered to hea
the dedication ceremonies of the an
NAL drinking fountain which has BEEF
installed at the corner of 9th and Ar
thur streets. Mr. George Handy wa
master of ceremonies. Mr.. B. M. Hol.
president of the commercial club, mat
a brief address setting forth the al
yantages of the fountain to Caldwe
and vicinity, and urged that drinkln
fountains be put in, so that man ma
slack his thirst as well as beast. H
also advocated a further public in
provement in the setting aside of son
property in the center of town for
public park so that in the hot weatht
he people would have somewhere
o to rest themselves.
Mrs. w. A Stone then gave histo}
If the procuring of the fountain. =
chairman of the civic committee of G
Forward Club, Mrs. Stone carried {
he correspondence with the Huma
Alliance and ascertained the condition
IN which the gift could be obtain.
Then the whole matter was present
to the council. Mrs. Stone stated tt
It present this was the only fountain
is kind in Idaho. 1t was sent freig
prepaid and the only expense to t
city was for installing it and keeping
in running order The city also pu
chased a lamp for the center of
and will use it as a light for that il
tersection of streets.
Mayor Gowen dedicated the fountai
for the use of dumb animals in Cali
well and vicinity, also read the resol,
tons.
Whereas, The National Humane Al
lance of New York City Of Caldwe
one of their beautiful animal drinkin
fountains, which is now in use at t
corner of Arthur Street and Sixt
Avenue. and,
Whereas, The citizens of Caldwe
and vicinity are deeply grateful to tn
alliance for its most generous gil
therefore, be it
Resolved, the undersigned, repre-
senting the city council, the Caldwe,
Commercial Club and the ladies' For
ward club, on behalf of the people
the city of Caldwell hereby tender t.
the National Humane Alliance on
grateful thanks for their kind dcnq
ton, that these resolutions be printe
in the city newspapers and a copy /
sent to the National Humane Alliance
Mrs. Emma e. Stone, Chairman o
the Civic Forward Club,
Mrs. Sarah Handy, president of tn
Forward Club,
B. NJ Holt, president of the Com
mercial Club,
]. B. Govern, mayor of the City o.
Caldwell,
City Council, J. NJ Devers, Robt. Far
rar, E. A. Clark, J. B. Cartier, 1. N
Paynter, ]. H. Harris.
Fred Richardson, Acting City Engin
eer.
The exercises closed with a prayer O
dedication. A large crowd gathered tt
witness the services, and pictures wer,
lake nof the event
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-11
GENERAL OFFICES
ENTITLED TO CONGRATULATIONS

ENTITLED TO CONGRATULATIONS,
Of course the whole RepuOIi,u-
county ticket is entitled to cOnsIatula.
lions. However Chairman j. d. Gowcl.
is particularly entitled to congratula-
ton and commentator. He pulled his
ticket through without losing a man
and that is what he started out TO do,
A man is entitled to the credit for tnt
success which attends him, therefore
we congratulate Chairman GoWen. On
the whole the people OF Canyon County
have elected a remarkably good set OF
officers. There are three weak spots
in the ticket, but we will not long re-
member them. 1t was indeed too bad
that Judge Hagelin was not elected.
He deserved better treatment than he
received at the hands OF the voters Oh
Canyon county. 1t is not the first
time, however, that splendidly equip
ped man has failed of election.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-11
FORWARD CLUB SUPPER.

The ladies of the Forward Club are
making arrangements for progress
i've supper to be given November l8
at the homes of Mrs. w. A. Stone,
Mrs. H. T. French, Mrs. H. R. Cleav-
er and Mrs. A. K. Steunenberg. The
hnai course will be served at the
Commercial Club rooms where the
guests will spend a social hour and
enjoy musical program.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-11
NOTICE OF DELINQUENCY

Taxes will become delinquent or
the first Monday in January, 1911, and
thereafter, and that unless paid prior
thereto ten per cent penalty will be
added thereon, with such costs as NAV
be provided by law. Poll tax be.
comes delinquent the second Monday
OF January, 1911, with penalty of 50
cents added after this date.
FRANK CROWTHFR.
EX-Olficio Tax Collector
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-11
GOING OUT OF BUSNESS-GAL.
LERY FOR SALE.

For thirty Cabinet Photos. NJ
the low price of $1.OO Any Coupon
Tickets outstanding on Prescott Stud
VIII be accepted at this place the no
'hlrty days. Duplicate orders from
original negative we have on hand for
more photographs will he finished at a
very low price. Your last opportunity
10 nave photographs mnde bv us whua
we are here. PREsCOTT's GRAND
moor Studio, SO7 Arthur st. N411
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-11

- - - > :. ~ F-H'7iza
the things which are Caesars and un-
TO God the things which are Gods.
1--WE claim and shall exercise our
right OF franchise as al. good citizens
should, but we refuse to become ad-
vocates for any candidate or party
We consider it an insult to the intelll
5ence of our people to attempt to de
liver their votes.
(Signed)
7. J. GOLIGHTLY,
Pastor Christian Church
A. B. MINAKER,
Baptist
F. S. SPRINGER,
Presbyterian.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-11
f. G. BURROUGHS.

Editor Burroughs in the News,
Wednesday evening published tn,
foregoing article which reflected upoi
The temperance people in Canyon
county. Throughout the campaign
Bailey and his cohorts attempted to
,onfound the minds Of the people.
Their purpose was to make the peo-
lie believe that the cause of temper
,nce was enWrapped in the politica'
'ortunes of O. V. Bailey. OF cours.
The sensible temperance people knew
that the temperance cause was not
founded upon such flimsy ground
II the political success of Bailey har
anything to do with the temperate,
ausc the people could not see it
Bailey came before the people as {
politician The people looked into
His methods, his record and his char
lcter and decided that he was not til
sind of politician they wanted in tn
office Of Secretary Of State That !
Ill there is to the question,
II Editor Burroughs is really de
irous Of advancing the cause Of ten
Dcrance: of the Democratic party an
IF clean politics he should see to j
hat the Bailey methods are don
away with in the future The rea
temperance cause is represented b
UGH men as the Rev. Springer, Go
lightly and Minaker They are me
Who are a credit to the cause; powe-
IN Christianity and their respectiv
churches and force for Americanisr
and the spirit of our government
Their statement of their position ar
scared in the press and it is /
position that should be attained b
other ministers of the gospel. The
are willing that the members Of thei.
churches exercise the privilege O.
franchise without interference or
their part If there were more me
like those three in the ministry Their
would be more members of the
church and more Christians TIL
bally-hoo man with his hullabalo
will excite interest for a little while
he will attract attention and create
comment, but he will do very littl
real good on this earth and less to
ward peopleing the New jerusalem.
The temperance people of. Canyo
County are to be congratulated tina
they had sense enough to look be
meath the surface. Bailey and hi
followers did not hood-wink the PEG
pie. They saw through him and hi
scheme and treated him with the>cor
tempt he deserved. He lost his pre-
cinct, the city, the county and tn
state because his neighbors knew hir
for what he was Those neighbor
are temperance men and women, and
in the cause they are not overshad
owed by O. V Bailey. Men and we
men who were teaching and preach
ing temperance when Bailey was ped
ding his fap-jacks on the trains.
voted against him because they had
no use for man Of his character
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-11
VASsAR TO BUILD ROADS

Sam Vassar, the we'll known Can
Won County road builder, has &C
"epted the position Of superintendent
Of construction of the roads in ADJ
county. The people of Boise are go,
ing to spend $4,000 in building road,
from Boise to the Canyon County
line. Mr. Vassar will have charge Of
the work and will put 10 teams to
work at once.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-11

rour own on improved suspicion.
Hereafter, according to your own
verdict, you temperance folk, men
shall shun him. He is dishonest. You
delighted to honor him, but by your
votes you say he is unworthy.
Under American laws the vilest
criminal gets a fair trial. You ac-
cepted the verdict of a jury nominated
by the prosecution and not one OF
you possessed the courage of your
convictions to protest against the yer
dict.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-11
CANYON COUNTY WARRANT
CALL,

| will pay on presentation at m,
Office on and after November q.
1910, current expense warrants up t.
and including No. 1902, January, 1910
issue, WILL MONK,
County Treasurer
Dated Nov. II, 1910.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-11

FOR SALE CHEAP-Lots II. r.
&c. block 5, Arlington Heights. r
Fl. Taylor, 2S9 Morrison St. Port
land, Oregon
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-11

sic and the floor were both excellent,
and the ladies deserve great credit for
giving their guests such delightful
evening. Invitations were issued to
about 200.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-11
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

Final proof notices .............. V.b0
bank Uatements, legal rates
All other legal notices AZ the rate
established by the laws Of the State ~
Idaho: that is $500 per folio first n
serticn and 30 cents per folio each al
dit,oraI insertion. folio consists o.
1ne inch solid nonparetl, or co words
No other rates recognized by the firl
except on written contracts
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-11
WILLIAMSON Hustled WEI
DING.

Miss Lena Williamson and M" :
mer Hustled were married at OO''
Wednesday evening. They VIII n 49,,
their future home in Caldwell W, y,
the parents of the couple i've
and Mrs. Hustled are well know" ~ -
highly respected in this city ~ -
bride is the daughter of MI anu
VIM. Williamson,
A s2-piece Bavaria Gold banu =
ner set to be given away Sa'u's''
Dec. oath, 1910. Caldwell GrO'''''
Nov. At
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-11
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
In Effect July 1. 1909,

Display, per inch ............. IN
Display contracts, not less than
1900 inches to be used within
ak months ................ 12k
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-11

Classified advertisements. 1hc per
word per issue.
No CLASSIFIED advertisement taken for
less than 20 cents.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-03-03
WHERE REAL STRENGTH LIES.

All all the time doing things know ought not to-
usually ourselves anyhow by saying
is great for We can't that's
all it, And don't and the little habits stick to
But while something stirs little at New Years.
time aud decide TO reform So to work,
pledges draw resolutions and make lot Of
and stand meetings and then, after while,
back the old Not always, of
lucky fellow will and then his friends who
back sliding will all crowd around and ask him how he
did it,
a while ago with fellow who had quit drink
ing had for long time when suddenly his friends
that he had No said anything about for awhile
for quit before when after few months
he would stick to it, they began ask how he did it,
WELL" he said II decided ought to quit So joined the
church. societies. and signed the pledge and
joined treating club and told wife would drink
again and then"
Tell us" they demanded "what them"
"We then seeing had gone Is far that decided it
up o me make good, so quit"
just quit That ALL and he would have done just
easily without all that gamaToe he had thought in the first
place The trouble with OF our good resolutions that we
half them We know would be nice to
the work. and don't want without the things
make good resolution to keep con-
quiet when they shut up off the hook again
you brotherY If you really want to quit that bad
yours you enough to do it? Well then, why
don't you?
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-03-03
A FEW GRAINS OF SAND.

great swiftly out Of city station, drawing
behind heavy and with the engine gathers
speed till shoots like fash the open country
living embodiment of power and strength But after few miles
something wrong The shuts of steam, the
stop and wreath of smoke is rising from
box and the engine useless The
engineer fireman pull out the stung and find the
bearing grains of sand They carefully wiped out the
sung replaced and the engine its strong and
There has been change the enginebu
grains sand in the bearing had destroyed its for
while
According Thomas Edison there such sand in the
bearings of great modern civilization. Mr. Edison should
than he to make
progress possible He has recently been telling of the wonderful
which lie before the world todayof all they
lily be achieved the of years But he
Society will have stop this whiskey business which is like
throwing sand in the bearings OF a steam engine.
And what Of society general true OF the individual
society," for they all parts the engine
small engine himself and the whiskey
throwing the bearings No matter how
able brany and well equipped may be- how well
prepared great world If he tries the Nhiskey
he will find in time that he has thrown sand into his
bearings and he will be stopped the great locomotive
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-03-03
LOBBY At FRANKFORT
Never More Powerful than Now
Some of Its Methods Set Forth
How the Voice of the People is
Stified.

A splendid example is being given
at Frankfort this winter of the oper-
atoms OF what is known as the lobby.
The lobby Is a small body Of men
who have no real license to have any
thing to do With the legislative de-
Eberations of the assembly OF the rep
resentatives of the people, but who
do. TO a greater or less extent, really
manage the whole course Of legisla-
ton at the Capital The lobby takes
its name from the vesibule which is
usually found out side the hall where
the legislature meets. This vestibule
is called the lobby, and the lobbyists
are the men who work there, trying
to influence the members of the leg
islature as they go to and from their
work. But as time has gone on the
name has come to be applied to any
one who works for a measure thru
outside and undetermined means, in
stead Of openly.
Kentucky this year has the strong
est lobby that has disgraced the cap
ital for years. 1t is really managed
by Col. Whallen, Democratic boss of
Louisville, who formed it chiefly to
prevent the passage Of the County
Unit bill, but incidently has made
use of it in many ways, and has, in
fact, got SO strong hold on the leg
islature that he seems able TO prevent
the passage OF any measure which he
opposes.
The methods of the lobby are as
simple as can be. AS soon as the
legislature meets, or before, the lob
byists get control of a majority of
one house. or CT both, they appoint
leaders. VINO are 10 do the actual
work in the houses, and have these
men put into influential positions in
the house. Then they see that their
men get control of the committees,
and they are ready. A bill is intro
duced, referred by q man controlled
by the lobby to a committee filled
with men who obey 1t. Probably 1t Is