The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-06-09
JUDGE STEWART
IS A WELL MAN
JUDGE STEWART COMPLETED Y
RESTORED TO HEALTH AND
STRENGTH, HE SAYS.

IShAy OEdIlIy-
ing TO Thousands of Friends and
Admirers Throughout State and
tho Entire West,
The thousands of friends of Judge
george H. Stewart will be highly
gratiffed to learn that he has re-
turned home fully restored to health.
Inc people of Caldwell and Canyon
county generally will rejoice in the
good fortune of Judge Stewart It'll
Will be remembered that for MANY
years Canyon county was a part of
the Third judicial district and Judge
Stewart was the presiding Judge.
His numerous visits to this city ac-
quainted him with a great many
Canyon county people.
Notwithstanding that he was shak-
en- up considerably in the railroad
wreck that occurred while he was
enroute home from Baltimore, where
he has been the past three months
in the Johns Hopkins hospital where
he underwent two very severe opera
tions, Judge Stewart arrived home
Friday evening and evidences by his
appearance and actions that he is !
completely restored to health. The
judge received no injury in the
wreck and suffered only in the shak-
ROnCnnnnnf IN fYoI
which he was riding being thrown
from the track and turned on its
side. The operation the chief JUS
tice underwent was for spasmodic |
torticollis. In the first half pound
and half of muscle was removed
from the right side of his neck and
in the second operation, six weeks
later, all of the nerves in the left
side of the head were taken out. In
the first operation it became neces-
sary to use 76 different clamps on
the arteries to retard bleeding. |
However, the justice stood the
operation we'll and returns feeling
% bAOu6h AO WS1G SSd1o SOuA6Sl
than when he left the city. He
walks with an elastic step, moves
his head as he wills and appears as
an entirely different man to what he
did when he left the city.
When interviewed at his residence
the chief justice said:
op, roaforo5 IN
health. All that is necessary now
is for me to secure freer use of the
muscles by practice, and as you will
observe, l encounter little difficulty
The operation was entirely success
full and l expect to resume work
within a brief time. 1 was on the
operating table from $50 a. m. to
$3.50 p. m. and under the knife for
two and a half hours in the first
operation, but l stood it remarkably
well. l kept in touch with Boise all
the time by having the daily papers
read to me. In fact, made it
point to keep in touch with the
| Qdily press. III LulS COuuSCllOu 1
will say that the Boise papers are
superior to those of Baltimore. The
first page of the Baltimore papers is
devoted almost exclusively to adver-
tisements, and their arrangements
of news does not compare favorably
with that of the papers of Boise.
The east is not comparable to the
west in the way of presenting oppor
tunities, in energy nor In progress.
The people of the east are not SO
energetic as our people and this is
evidenced both in their actions and in
the general progress of the different
sections. AS to climatic conditions,
well, as a matter OF course our eli
mate is not to be compared to that
OF the east. Why, the last week
was in Baltimore the mercury was
at 81 degrees and the humidity was
SO great that It was depressing.
longed for the fresh air of Idaho"