The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-30
TRIBUNE TO send
GIRLS TO FESTIVAL
GRAND OPPORTUNITY FOR
YOUNG LADIES OF CANYON
CO. TO SEE FESTIVAL.

The Tribune Subscription Trips are
Free to All.-Is Not a Contest and
There Are No Chances of Losing
Energy, Ambition and Persever-
ance All Needed.
The Tribune today announces a
subscription plan that will prove OF
interest to the subscribers and partic.
ularly the young ladies. 1t will send
in connection with the Gem State
Rural, a party of twenty young ladies,
chaperoned by a prominent Canyon
county matron. and in charge of a
competent guide, to the 1911 Portland
Rose Festival and Floral Fete In
addition to spending an entire week
in Portland side trips will be taken
to other points of interest, including
Vancouver, Oregon City and Colum-
bia river points. An attractive pro
gram has been arranged for the week
in Portland. There will be theatre
parties, automobile rides, sight see.
ing tours about the city and boat eX-
cursions on the beautiful Columbia and
Willamette rivers. Banquets given il
honor of the visiting party by the
various civic bodies of Portland will
be another feature of the week, in fact
every amusement that money and
forethought can provide will be there
for the young ladies to enjoy, the trip.
once taken, will never be forgotten.
To qualify for membership IN the
party will be easy. This is not con
test, it is not necessary for you to Sc
cure more votes than someone else,
by simply securing two hundred
points you will be entitled to the trir
without monetary cost to yourself
Ambition, energy and perseverance
are the only requirements; with these
endowments it is utterly impossible
to be unsuccessful. Two points will be
issued on every paid yearly subscrib-
er, whether old or new, to the Cald-
we'll Tribune; for every new siH
month subscription one point. Points
will not be issued on renewals for less
than one year. For each new yearly
subscription to the Gem State Rural
one point; for each yearly renewal
one half point. Ten weeks will be al
lowed the entrants to secure the re
oulred number of points.
To make the work of the young
ledies easier The Tribune has ar
ranged a clubbing plan with the Gen
State Rural that will excel in liberal
itv and usefulness any premium otte
ever made by an Idaho newspaper
The Young ladies are authorized t.
give to every subscriber of The Irib
une. who is not subscriber OF tn
Gem State Rural, a paid receipt TO
one year subscription to the latte
, publication absolutely free. Th
regular price of the Rural is one do
! lar the year and The Tribune two do
lars. Subscribers helping either
= the young ladies will receive both
the papers for the price of The lr'N
g une. The merits of the Gem Sta
f Rural are too we'll known to enl2""
Il upon in this article Every issu"
9 filled with practical articles, wei VII
! ten by practical men that viii prov
9 of interest and inestimable value
:, the city man as we'll as the agrlcu
$ urist. 1t is a recognized author
| throughout the northwest on matte
, rertaining to the Irrigated Emnu
=, No home, farm or city is compile
il without it
os 1t can readily be seen that with II
" 'rduccment to offer subscribers Al
!, prospective subscribers the young
#, dies will encounter little or no tr1u'
= IN securing the number necessary,
+, Won have friend whom you thu
MIGHT be interested send her nav"
$, Trip Editor, Caldwell Tribune Ca
a, WE'LL Idaho.