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Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-10
JAPAN ORDERS 27,0OO-T0N
CRUISER BUILT IN ENGLAND
New Warship to Make 27 Knots
and Mount 14-InCh Guns

VICTORIA, 3. c., Dec. 9.--The Japanese
public was surprised when news was re-
ceived from England that the Japanese navy
department had ordered 27,Oo0-ton cruiser
TO make twenty-seven knots and mount
twelve fourteen-inch guns, from a British
firm Japanese newspapers insist this Is
in contravention of the policy announced or
constructing all warships at home. The
Japanese naval department issued an Of
ficial statement that the order was given
to a British yard in order that Japan might
have a vessel of the latest type as a model
for construction at homo of other dread
noughts.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-10
CALIFORNIA CLUBW0MEN
URGE PROBE OF DIARIES

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The results
of concerted movement among wom-
ems clubs to lessen the danger of dis
ease in dairy products have become ap-
parent through petitions pouring. into
congress this week. Petitions have been
received from clubs and federations in
California and other states urging an
investigation.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-10
CHANDLER, 70, TO TAKE BRIDE

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-Albert Brown
Chandler, 20 years old, of Brooklyn chair
man of the board OF directors of the Postal
Telegraph company, obtained a license
yesterday to marry Miss Mildred Vivian, 38
years old. Miss Vivian came to New York
from Lexington, Mo-, and met Chandler
when she was stenographer in the employ
of the Postal company.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-10
SON HELD FOR FATHERS DEATH

y SAN JOSE, Dec. e.-During a quarrel
struck several times by his son Charles.
followed the latter to the orchard and
stabbed him in the back. Charles
wrenched the knife from him and stag
gered back to the house. Mrs. Hor-
warth rushed to the orchard and found
Horwarth dead. Charles, who will re-
cover. is under arrest.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-10
TO DETERMINE MAYORS RIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. "a petit
tion for a writ of mandamus, applied
for today by Thomas E. Bannerman,
president of the board of education, to
compel Auditor Thomas r. Boyle to
honor his demand for salary, may de-
termine Mayor McCarthy's right to
iStratiOn
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-10
CHILD AWARDED TO MOTHER

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9.-Ada
Rose Warren, the 7-year-old daughter
of William r. Warren, who is now
keeping the child in a secluded resort
in the Santa Clara mountains, was
ordered given to her mother by Judge
Thomas F. Graham in the superior
court today. Mrs. Warren and her
husband have been divorced.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-10
AGENT ACCUSED OF THEFT

FRESNO, Dec. "a warrant was is
sued in Fresno this afternoon for the
arrest of Roy Palmer, agent of the Val
ley Lumber company at Fowler Palm
er is accused In the complaint of hav-
ing embezzled 1857. Palmer is a mar
ried man. about 80 years old.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-10
MOTHER OF SLAIN CHILD DIES

JOHNSTOWN, Pa, Dec. 9.-Miss
Fannie M. Robinson, mother Of the
-days-old child for whose muir
der her mother, Mrs. Adeline Robin
son. is confined in Ebensburg Jail,
died in Memorial hospital today with
out having been informed of the
childs fate.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-10
PACIFIC COMMISSIONERS BACK

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9.-Eleven
members of the Pacific commercial
commission who have been touring
the Chinese empire reached San Fran
cisco today on the steamer Chiyo
Maru
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-10
R6aIHn!sg5@4yEos4' In!sg 9
% 6a0W0X 60aU GRoas

Our lessons needIetVOrk will be discontinued from
December 18th to January 3rd.
A is always needing gloves. Give her glove
order and let her get the style and shade she HES
and have them fitted.
American Express Co. agency main floor for the
accommodation of patrons EchO wish to send
direct from the store.
Sales for Our ads in yesterdays papers
~l gave details of these sales for
New onepece dresses for girls "A 1856 to $50
values dollars
Misses SIS to $35 capes and long coats fifteen
New tailored suits for girls small women-$2o to $35
values-hfteen dollars.
Floorthe elevators open
Boys suits and worth up to $3.50 for $3.75.
Messaline silks of grade all season
at 75c for SOC yard
Sales Tor Details of which will appear
Monday in our Sunday advertising:
hundred vonen's SIS $50 Coat at nineteen
fifty EACH
lot OF over FIVE hundred $3.50 to $3.50 Silk
Petticoas to sell at FIVE dollars each
cleanup of Long Table Cloths at liberal price
cessons.
Heavy reductions on some very grades of
blankets and comforters
j. w. ROBINSON co.
255-259 South Broadway 234-24z South Hill Street.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-10
Holiday Sale
Fancy Ribbons

Five prices represent notable
purchase of fancy ribbons.
Plain silk taffeta ribbons IN
widths Ga and IA inches. Also
fancy floral ribbons from 31s to ~
inches wide. Many different quail
ties, and all of them priced excep-
tionally under value at 15c, 25c, 35c,
49c and 75c yard. Aisle J..
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-10
Scarfs soc and CSC

The soc scarfs are made of mercer
ized cloth, yards long and 27 ins.
wide, with hemstitched ends; most
ly every wanted color.
The CSC scarfs are beauties, some
with fringed ends, others plain or
hemstitched ends. Some in fancy
floral and "shot" effects.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-10
Knitted Mufflers 25c

You needn't worry about a Christ
mas gift for her. Just decide on one
of these mercerized cotton mufflers,
which come in white and colors.
V or round shaped necks. Aisle 2,
25c.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-10
Brdbar1t Piques

Elegant gloves for street wear.
Pique sewn and gusseted; two self
coroso clasps at wrist; black, white
and street shades. &1 TS
A1Sle = ~ - ~
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-10
Box Ruchi71g Csc

Six neck lengths in all white. so
dozen boxes have Just been re-
ceived. Absolutely nothing better
for Christmas gift at the price.
Put up in fancy boxes.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-05-06
GREAT CAkE FEAST.

The Golden Rule Store cut W
their big cake Tuesday. 1t weighed
loo pounds and 1900 pieces Of it
we're distributed to buying custom
era.
Inserted in the cake were a num-
Der Of prizes, consisting of gold
coins and orders for merchandise.
The fortunate recipients of pieces
containing gold coins were Mrs. A.
l. Smith. Mrs. H. F. Girard and
Ms. NJ f. Jones of Caldwell and
Mrs. D. F. Dorson and W. Watson
On Caldwell rurals.
The other prizes were won as fol-
lows:
No, SIS Ladies' Suit, Mrs. N.
A. Trocer. Caldwell.
No. Pair Y. L. Douglas Shoes
Mrs. George Merritt, Caldwell.
10. 3-Linen Lunch Cloth, Mrs.
T. c. Cole, rural.
70. ladies Hand Bag. Mrs.
Cody. Caldwell.
No. 5-Boy's Suit. Mrs. F. S. Eau
rot. Caldwell.
No, s-Sre-son Hat. uncaned for
as yet
No. ladies Dress. Mrs. Mark
See,ey. rural.
NJ. S-S.lk Pe.ticoat. Mrs. c. R.
Emmett. Caldwell.
NJ. sir Wais, Pattern. Ethel
Nelson. Grand View.
70. ta-Lea-he- Suit Case. Mrs p
J. Co,,op.
\ number Of bags Of cake were
sean out il the country and one gift
: not -: claimed
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-05-06
TAYLOR ENTITLED To SECOND
TERM

Ii seems that State Auditor S. D.
Taylor viii have absolutely no oppo-
sition for the Republican nomination
in the primary. Auditor Taylor has
certainly made good in every respect.
He has proved a faithful. efficient
state officer. We believe the people
will feel tha, he is entitled TO a second
Term. Anent Mr.. Taylov's re-nomina-
ton by the Republican party the
Moscow Star-Mirror says:
1t is certainly a fine compliment to
State Auditor 5. D. Taylor 10 find
the people Of every section Of the
state standing solidly for his renom-
nation without fight The people
evidently appreciate good service. and
in the case Of their state auditor are
determined 10 hand him another nom
ination as a reward for his good
work. As a public Official Mr.. Taylor
has tended strictly 10 business. doing
his duty regardless Of faction. section
Ut II ACAuSAA4t. anu Al kA4S hNllNN has
won the hearts Of the entire state. In
the matters Of equal taxation he has
stood for a square deal for all: has
voted for that which was right regard
less OF whether this or tina, county
gave him a majority at the asst cleo.
ton. This has never been q deciding
factor in his official duty. Being
elected 10 state job he has served
the entire state with credit TO the
people and honor 10 himself. The
Star-Mirror has no heSitancy in say
ing that he deserves a reelection. He
is entitled 70 the nomination without
hghtnig for il, II is to the interest of
the people that he be retained
strictly on s business basis. 5. D.
Taylor 5 entitled TO second term.
See that he gets it
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-05-06
ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Savo,,
Judicial District of the Stat =,
Idaho, in and for the COUNTY :,
Canyon.
John l. Bardsley, Plaintiff
Vs.
Lizzie E. Wood, wife Of William "
Wood, Kate G.. Graham and the n,
known heirs and unknown devise.
OF William Graham, deceased bp'
band of Kate G. Graham and
Pryor D. Wood,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-05-06

and soul. They want him TO so TO
the very bottom of this matter and
il he does he will have done some
thing worth while for this and all
future generations. The people do
not care whether he convicts any
man OF graft or not. All they want
is to know that the future is safe
guarded by the complete reforma-
ton of the system. If he will have
made official graft and unjust prot
is impossible in the matter Of Carey
projects in the future they will feel
perfectly satisfied. The people foot
all bills and they want TO know.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-05-06

ing such statements. My resignation
was filed with the Governor on April
%. asking that it take effect as soon
as my successor could be elected and
qualified
Governor Brady and the State
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
Miss Belle Chamberlain, voted for
Church's dismissal Secretary of
State Lansdon and Attorney-General
McDougall stood out to accept his
resi- Enat.on.
The board offered the vacated posi-
ton 10 E. G. GaIlett, County Auditor
Of Bannock County, but he refused
to accept it. Further action was de-
layed a week.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-05-06
RESOLUTION N -

a RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR
n CONSTRUCTION OF a CTRR
A-oEG CERTAIN STREETS AN
- EEEES AND N FRONT az,
CERTAIN lots AND RTOCKS ~
- ~ 10y OF CALDWELL. IDA
- ND PROVIDING FOR THE
- ! Mn OF SUCH CONSTRrC-
--1N ~ AN ASSESSMENT IFy
- AND ASSESSED AGAINST
~ PROPERTY FRONTING Am
A7- TING on SAID CrRR
- Resolved by the Navo- .,a
e@1c3 Of the Cry Of CaIdWa,,. ~
SION That q curb Of cara,.
->,z1.-e3 = the CITY ~ c.
--a e, = provided by the o~5in-
-.S ~ ne City Of Caldwell On -
10y 80, Z said city in f-on+ ~
.e i. inclusive. in Blocks *
IS - Court House, Sc g Sc
o-.S-1a. Tew1st-e
.n2 :. THAI The n-oos--v ov-,
: : --s-, = which the ssi5 80 - y
- - S-5s '-ge-s5 shah consr-prt -,
within thirty DAYS sf,s- N ~
NOE ot his resolution II ~
- En' constructed w-i-h5,
-= 1-=-=-rss0-e uan-i,,,, -,
rs or owners q he ,-,,,,-...
=- #'H.'--c on said rn-h
e.'T O.. Caldwell shar -.
...s NJ same nE cout-aC, IL, - -.
------- after ten DAYS r,,y,,,
: r as provided by .ha n-s3--.'.s.
$40 s-EE 21i he cost Of sDch ~. 80
.a Do '"vied and assess,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-05-06
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-05-06
MAKING MLK ARTTFICIALLY

We have heard so much about the
synthetic production Of perfumes.
Syrups, dyes and what not. from coat
tar products, that we are not easily
surprised by he information ,ha,
milk may Be a-,ihc!aNy made. The
method described below. however. Is
not chemical one. but consists mere
y ground sweet 2lnoE :. Practically
distilled water with crushed and fine
y E0ourd sweet almonds. PRACTICALLY
The only difference between COWS
milk ana ;ha; made Of almonds. Is
that The COWS milk contains animal
caSe-u. While the artificial milk COZ
t2ius vegetable caSs:o. The latter
will produce : sod supply q cream.
a2d i allowed % stand some time
viii become sour, Il may also b
co2gu,2-at by the addition Of vine
Eac o scs,tc acid When combined
VIII s-zpe sugar. i : caoshla q gen
e-ati1s some extraordinary organic
substances Tie z--!1c.2, milk nav
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sane say TIA; co~'S milk : used
To make -hs milk. p-uc--s half !
pound q sweet z,1o-t-:hs Vzls.-
cl2- v15ch : cheaper han The jordan
almond, VII give rs; As zuoa r.
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-05-06

be taken 10 prevent any bitter al
monds from finding their way into
the mixture, but one or two bitter
almonds 10 half q pound would not
affec, the flavor Of the milk.
Halt a pound Of almonds will make
three pints Of milk.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-05-06
WALLIS WILL LOOK INTO NEAR
BEER,

State Dairy. Food and Sanitary In
SpecJo- James h Wallis, has issued
bulletins from which We publish the
following interesting items:
Al the recent convention OF tn
Western Food Officials held a. Boiss.
the question OF bleaching Of dou.
came UP for action on the part 81
the several State Pure Food Com
mlSSionerS there present 1t Is
known pretty generally that the
Federal Government holds that
bleaching OF -four by the millers IS :
violation OF the law, as construed by
the Secretary OF Agriculture. IN
Food Inspection Decision No. IVu.
the Department; holds that Hour
oleached By nitrogen proxide is an
adulte-aIed product under The Food
and Drugs Acl Of June 50, 1895. ami
the character and adultera-Eon :
such that no statement upon the ID
bel bring ble2ched -four within he
law. The government has been seiE-
-ns such product and has the matter
II he courts The Food Convention
= Boise decided 10 ask the Fedora.
Government 70 either push these
e mai prosecution, OF else submit
he question . he RonSsa Board
10. determination Until soma con.
elusive acton Is taken b. the De-
partner. Of Agriculture, 10 prose
tlGols to- ths sale Of bleae1ed lou,
VII Iake place II Idaho.
70. the purpose Of determining
some standard to- the manufacture
q near beer, The Convention Q: Hes.-
81 tooI o5Gz-s recently held il
Bo-Se gave considerable attention
10 lie subject K as unanimously
decided, hoSeVs-, % leave he mat
<. viii The prosecuting ATTORNEYS
Il he counties, As he local option
a. g1Fss them full authority 10
handle his question Co-n-Ss:on-
- t-o- Kansas, Nebraska ans
ot-e. states EAsre this question las
ceSo carried % he supreme car,
stated Ia: Az malt LQCo-, II nat
Ter VIA; is percentage o. z,aoho,
e41e under L b42 Of Tie AZ and
Is qs- ce1.2ss could = dear.
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-05-06
LEGAL ADXERTISING.

Final proof notices .......... $3.50
Bank Itatements, legal rates
An other legal notices at the rate
established by the laws OF the State OF
Idaho; that 10 sl.00 per folio first in
eerticn and SO cents per folio each Ed-
dit.orsl insertion. A folio consists OF
SEe inch solid nonpareil. or co words
No other rates recognized by the arm
except on written contrRctA
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-05-06

IHE RLOIUNAIlUN
WAS ACCEPTED.
The curtain dropped Saturday on
.hs alleged gratr scanda, among the
state officers which 7evolyed about
N. ! Church. Register OF he STATE
Land once. when the Land Office Of
fcta.ly accepted the res. gnauon oil
Church with unanimous dtsapp7oyal
Of his conduct"
Governor James H. Brady lost in
his 6gh- 10 have the Register re-
moved from o15ce II disgrace. but
there : little 7 The victory for
Church. for he was not e1honorated.
The action Of he board, coming
il The face Of the accusation that
Church held up promoters q ihe
Lsnht project, demanding and secur-
tnE an agreement 70 pay him $4,000
for services and that he approached
Charles J. Perkins. promoter OF the
Dubois project. first, asking him
$4,000 in water right, $4,000 in
cash and employment as attorney for
Ihs company a, S50o0 a year ana
la-s- teleS-ap the Department.
o. the Interior % hold up 3 co1tes.
OF his s5.g0a.ooa p-o:ec:, v5rAou.
knowledge Of he board. ard On his
initiative, wzS The result @: : conp-o-
Il - reached after : stormy session
thai ,aS-e5 through he morning and
late in-o he afternoon
Regi>er l. De6anI.
Through :, - Church vas Eszz-,
declaring hat l. 1a3 done no leza,
w-eug. and branding his zcs1ss-S -
liars JUS before Adjournment This
evening he Land Boz-t gave OF III
following statement = the result q
lis de- oe-zE.ons:
After hearing q. he evidence n
tie Investigation us closed and IL
state-s1: Q, Y. :. Church himself
70 his action z1t-e ocez7~.
-ng the position IS Register q he
Safe Land Board. j. : hereby D.
5e-ed .1z- III resignation e n
ChGrc1 y and Tia sane : hz-asv
aees7.e5. = = accepted his ts-s,
aod tbs bad unanimously 5sss--
proves q Is ze-o-s disclosed br -ta
-TeS-Ezt-o1.
Telegram l. Admitted
o-s q II startling disclosures
-25s 4 h hearing cane ~,
2eEzs-e. C1z-c1 admitted s=7s.r- ,
e,eEraz 70 he Ssc-e-s-! .: he Il
e-.o- requesting hin hal the con
~ q he Ez:z- -gh-s ana -ezs--
OF sizes q ;1= Dz1.1.s --zs=, Is
.e.5 u Indefinitely Tie inference
7zs thai rs Register -.s.=s . -s~z
: zE-e@-@-7 reached h=-~z-- ~
-o-1,=-s z5o- c : Perkins z-s
=--.-zs=----E al .1e Nzsc--S5-s----
cope E1o zee as a-.e-z,s-- O.
@c1-= .1e segregation q h ana
= ATE. 5@z-E i POSITION 70 nv
: sci
Church sz-5 i explanation ~. -
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-05-06
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
In Effect July 1, 1909,

In Effect July L, 1909.
Display, per zach ............. I71se
Display contracts, not less than
1900 inches TO be used within
ak months ................. AYE
Locals, per line per insertion. .IO
Local contract of 500 lines to
be used within six months -. .oS
Card of thanks 1900. ...... 80
SoAooAeheeA '.''''...... ...... I.oe
CLASSIFIED advertisements. Ire per
word per issue.
No CLASSIFIED advertisement taken for
less than 20 cents.
Posters printed from adVts.I
Full FAKe-IS0o copies .... 1900
LSAH S3 Is per cent.
Full PaEe-I00o copies ....... loo
LeSR 81 Is per cent.
Half pAEe-ISO0 copies ....... 1909
Less 81 Is per cent.
Half paES-l0oo copies ....... 500
Less IS Is per cent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-28
THE PERFECT WAY
Scores Of Mexico Citizens Have
Learned II.

II Won suffer from backache,
There is only one way to cure 1t.
The perfect way is to cure the kid
neys.
A bad back means sick kidneys.
Neglect VI, urinary troubles follow
Doan's Kidney Pills are made for
kidneys only.
Are endorsed by Mexico people.
G.. e. Frazier, Jefferson ST., Mex
lco. Mo-, says: Some years ago |
contracted a bad cold which settled
in my Kidneys and caused me great
distress. | could not bend over ana
III 7 attempted to arise from a chair
or a reclining position, sharp twinges
darted through my back. My kidneys
were d~isordered and the ~secretions
from these organs passed frregularly'
Doan's Kidney Pills were recon-
mended to me and l procured a sup
ply. They brought me prompt RELIEF
and after / had taken the contents OF
two boxes, my trouble had disappear
ed. I remained free from it until
few days g when my back again be
gan to trouble me. l immediately us
ed Deans Kidney Pills with excellent
results" =
For sale by all dealers. Price d
cent?. Foster Milburn Co.. Buffs
10, New York, sole agents Tor Tn
United States.
Remember the name -Doan
and take no substitute,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-28
WAR ON DISEASE BEGUN.
Science Making Good Progress WIZ
Remedy for Tuberculosis. :

Mrs. j. e. Mattingly, of SHlex,
Mo-, is visiting her parents at 1919
North Whittier street. st. Louis, and
is meeting many old friends who
never thought to see her wei
again after seeing her, as they sup
posed, a hopeless case Of t~Iberculo'
sis. Mrs. Mattingly says that she re
ceived thirty doses of WrightDuerine
Antitoxin for tuberculosis at the of
fices Of the company I'M the Wright
building, St. Louis, last winter, and
that she has entirely recovered her
health as a result OF the Wright Due
ing treatment, of which so much b
being said because Of the cures Ell
fected, and the general interest In II
berculosis st. Louis Republic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-28
sleNeoARD ADvERTIs-


THE Ledger recently suggested
that n of the local commercial
clubs exploit the city with sign
boards placed near the railroads and
where passengers coming through
Mexico could see and read them,
"a lumbia is acting along the line
of a suggestion Of this character.
A slgnboard advertising Columbia
is to be placed at McBaine soon' &C
co1ding to a statement Of e. B. eau
thorn. secretary of the Commercial
club. 1t will be about 50 by IL
feet and will contain the following;
"CHANGE CARS FOR COLUMBIA.
1.-The Home of M~issouri's Grea
University, the State Agricultural 20
lege,
"Two Colleges for Young Women
the Missouri Bible College, Mllitar,
| Academy and Business College.
"The Educational Center OF tn
| State, Population 10000, s mile
North.
eIDEAL PLACE TO MAKE YOU
HOME"