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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-14
REPRESENTATIVES. In the civ.

Messrs. C. A. Manuel and ]. e. Eng
land of Portland are In Caldwell,
These gentlemen represent the United
States Cashier Co., and are trying to
interest Caldwell capitalists in their
proposition. The United States Cash
Ter Co., is a manufacturing concern
located at Portland. It is now selling
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-14
|NPANY Will
Make REDUCTIONS
uo.oREGoN COMPAN Ny
NJ REDUCE PRICE OF
lower UNSOLICITED.

/. IN OK Bow Plant Has Contin-
During the Past Twelve
ou,bs-Policy of Reducing Prices
.upurated Two Years Ago Will
Continued.
;s claimed that Caldwell is get
as cheap a power as the neigh
no towns. Sundays Statesman
aims an interview with Sinclair
HAND which indicates the policy
he Idaho-Oregon Light & Powc.
which is self explanatory. The
lie illustrates the difference be
h that company and the Caldwell
err company. The Statesman
at the Idaho-Oregon Light &
er company proposes to make a
Ter reduction in rates in Idaho
he statement made by Sinclair
bland of Oshkosh, Wis, treasurer
be company, who is in Boise.
speaking Of conditions Mr..
bland yesterday said:
York on the Ok Bow has been
inued with a reduced force Of
Notwithstanding the financial
itions of the last IL months. The
will be pushed more rapidly
this time forward. We have
sressed so far that it is safe for
b contract for all new business
hg the coming season.
Rou will remember that two years
we inaugurated our policy Of re-
hg prices. At that time the av-
I reduction was rs per cent.
{ then we have made another
elton of 10 per cent. This was
because the company could af-
it in view of the increased pa
Rge. You know up to a certain
the larger the output we can
the cheaper the electricity can
babe and it has always been our
BY to give reductions whenever
conditions warrant them.
Further Reduction Likely.
\ ny set Of men taking the chances
|ssary to such an undertaking as
must feel that they can make
than S per cent on the invest
/. We appreciate our field in
rapidly growing country, where
gone is busy attending to his
affairs, and we realize that we
conduct our affairs along bust
lines that will bear investigation
/, when people have time to stop
take inventory, so to speak
before we made the reductions
toned and in continuance of that
Fy we expect to shortly make a
her reduction in rates.
rhis is my first visit to Boise for
iral months and l am surprised to
the general development and
rovement on every hand"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-14
ADVERTISEMENT.

DR. Weber, the state veterinary
and DR., Herd of Payette, were here
last week and tested a pair of mules
for CHAMBERS for Mr., Dan Ruby and
found them badly affected and de-
stroyed them The post mortem was
held by DR., Webber, DR., Herd and
DR. Nichter This was one of the
worst cases they have ever found in
the country, II would be advisable for
Mr. Ruby to take his local veteri-
narian's advice and not get an old
time country horse doctor to get
information, for he would not know
CHAMBERS from doughnuts on a lunch
counter if he would see them.
Yours truly,
" c
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-14
Knight. Of Pythlas! AttentIOnl

A special meeting is called for to-
night, Friday, at o'clock to receive
an official visit from Grand Chancellor
Geo. Martin. All members of Min.
Gem No. 1, together with visiting
and resident Knights are urgently re-
quested to attend Smoker