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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-05-26
YOU CAN'T TELL.

When you have a prescrip-
ton filled you are not able to
tell either by appearance,
taste or odor whether or not
it has been correctly COM
pounded. You must trust en-
tirely to your druggist.
Our prescription depart
ment is always in charge of
a Registered Pharmacist and
only drugs Of tested strength
and purity are used in the
compromising of all prescrip-
lions.
Quality, Accuracy, Skill,
are all more important than
price in the matter of pres
cription filling. We see to
the rightness of a prescrip-
ton first-then we make our
charges as reasonable as pos
sible-You can't afford to
pay less anywhere.
THE OWL DRUG STORE,
The Up-TO-Date Prescription
Pharmacy.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-05-26
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL


c, Coffin of Boise was in Cald-
II today on business
ID. Bird Havlrd of Boise spent
. M with home folks: w..
a ,s.s Philip clagg of Jordan Valley
in the city Saturday
G Wallard of Boise transacted
lr % saturday in Caldwell
ado fountain is now open and
Uu' .tocked with a splendid line of
w. ~, and fruit juices. Frank
woods Bakery
JP johnson is visiting at her
>, home near La Grande, Ore.
c,orgp Cruzen and family of Boise
caldwell visitors last Friday.
Hoose came in from Portland
a.v for a s.op-over with his family.
T., Grant Ward is at Hot Lake, Ore.
.nnreating after her serious illness.
", Ella Jones and daughter OF
nioago are guests of Mrs. H. X.
hartley.
,rdrev Nelson of Emmett was in
county, seat late last week on
BUSINESS,
vothing nicer for breakfast than
Hvi0wam Sef-Rising Pancake Flour
Ask your grocer
Mrs Dan Brown is down from Boise
!, medical treatment from home
physicians.
cood room and board on Main street
lose in. Inquire for particulars at
,,Arne office m10-tf
Andrew Little was over from En-
nett late last week feeling the pulse
N the local WOOl udl hCI'
For first class shoe repairing go
R. H. Smith at the Caldwell Har-
sss Shop, Main street.
Give us a call, whether you buy
not. 1t is a pleasure for us to
how our goods at the close-out
ale. Keeney & Cazier.
Mr.. Chas. Baker is recovering from
Internal injuries caused by lifting
Jack Of grain a few days ago.
Egg drinks, made right by an ex-
pert soda dispenser at the Botkin-
Harmon Drug Co.'S soda fountain.
The Cuples Mercantile Co. have a
plendid Lawn Mower at a reason
BILE price too.
Our Clarence Sale is going with
rush-better hurry. The Vogue
Millinery.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonkey and Mrs. Jno.
LOnkey left Monday evening for a
Tisit Of several weeks with Wisconsin
friends.
Ice cream made at home is bet
er and cheaper-get a small freezer
md make your own. We carry all
lies. The Cupples Mercantile Co.
When you buy a garden hose buy
good one. We have one we can
guarantee. The Cupples Mercan-
Reno Bean and Selma Ernest, both
pt Boise were united in marriage Mon
lay morning at the court house by Rev.
Minaker.
The West Side Canal Co., filed
papers May 18th with the county clerk,
increasing its capital stock from 1000
10 1850 shares.
II. B. Aven spent Sunday with his
vile at Enterprise Hot Springs. Mrs.
AFen seems to be improving from an
Illness which was the result of a pro-
'onged attack of the grip.
La Henshaw VS. A. B. Azuenaga is the
Ute OF a case filed May 10th in the
|ulSarict court, Ed. r. Coulter and w
A. stone are named as attorneys for
plaintiff.
Miss Merits Riddle, who ia assistant
"a the county superintendent's office
UOnuucted the eighth grade examina-
'i0nS % Parma Wednesday, Thursday
and Il dly of last week.
FOR SALE-Good desert rein.
!! of 100 acres on North
olde' Price $500. Also 20 acres ir.
ngae land one-fourth mile from city
~ in hay Price $l6O per acre. L. M
Johnson
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-05-26
Sale of CarameIs.

Saturday May 9th, our trade
will have a chance to buy our reg
ular full cream caramel at 80 cents
a pound. The Colonial.
Fresh Strawberry Sundaes and
sodas. The Colonial.
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-05-26

Telephone Co. at st. Anthony.
Let us dress you up for months IN
come at wholesale prices at the
close-out sale. Keeney & Cazler.
W. Turned of South Dakota, was in
the city last week, this being his ser
ond visit to Caldwell, with the location
bee in his bonnet. Mr.. Turner has
gone on to Washington, but on his re-
turn expects to settle down in this
city, and will open up a short loan
office.
Any gentleman in need of a su,t
extra trousers, shoes, oxfords, shirts
or underwear can save money nv
buying same at the close-out sale.
Keeney & Cazier.
Fresh Banana Sundae. Fine, The
Colonial.
Every drug or chemical used by the
Botk'n-Harmon Drug Co. Ltd, is of the
highest standard. Wouldn't you and
your doctor feel better satisfied to
have them fill your prescription?
Our clearance sale of Millinery.
hair goods, ribbons and plumes is a
big success. Come and see for your
self. The Vogue. Mrs. Harris.
Two cases were filed in the district
court May 18th by the State Bank Of
Middleton, one against ]. A. Clark the
other against Amos Phillips. John ]
Plowhead is attorney for the plaintiff
in both cases.
We have about 10000 yards of
summer lawns and India Linons at
prices cheape rthan cost Now why
be without summer dress? Kee-
ney & Cazier.
Visit the big Millinery Clearance
sale at the Vogue. Mrs. Harris.
We invite you all to inspect our
dress goods for summer at prices
never before heard of at the close
out sale. Keeney & Cazier.
This is a good time to touch
things up a little. The Caldwell
Paint & Wall Paper Store.
Scoring big hit, the Botkin-Har-
mon Co.'s soda fountain.
We always have one or more
kinds of sherbet. The Colonial.
Mrs. F. G. Burroughs passed through
Caldwell Sunday afternoon on her way
home from Oregon to Boise.
Are you paying rent. We have
new, modern bungalow, cost
$4,000, that we can sell on de-
ferred payments for 100000 We
will build you a house on same
plan. Have a fine young orchard
that we can trade for sagebrush
land. Look this up at once. @.
(This ofice.)
Mrs. A. w. Gipson and two little
daughters. who have been visiting Mrs.
Gipson's mother on Deer Flat and
friends in Caldwell, left Sunday for
their home in Cambridge.
]. R. Patterson, Boston lawyer,
was in Caldwell Friday looking over
the wool prospect in this vicinity
Cotton bats, regular $1.OO size,
SO cents at the close-out sale. Kee-
ney & Cazier.
No better assortment of silks can
be found in the city of Boise than
in our stock at prices that are right
at the close-out sale. Keeney & Ca
zier.
Tell the story of your daily home
happenings with kodak from the
Botkin-Harmon Drug Co. Ltd.
You can get your summer hat at
big reduction now. Come and
see. The Vogue, Mrs. Harris.
Austin Bissitt of Jordan Vaney
kas in Caldwell this week, the guest
of his mother, Mrs. James Bissitt.
Mrs. Berger left Saturday for
Iowa, where she will spend some
time visiting at her old home.
A little touch of Paint or Var
nish always brightens things up. We
have all kinds. Caldwell Paint 4
Wall Paper Co.
Don't be round shouldered. get
Rexall shoulder brace from tho Bot
kin-Harmon Drug Co., Ltd and
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-05-26

kodaks for rent at the Botkin-
Harmon Drug Co., Ltd.
rather Reise of Nampa conducted
services in the Catholic church in this
city last Sunday
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-05-26

High quality soda, with the best
service at the Botkin-Harmon Drug
Co., Ltd.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-05-26

Prescriptions filled in the right
way, with the right drugs of full
strength at the Botkin-Harmon Drug
Co., Ltd.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-17
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
Clean out the municipal bench ne

Clean out the municipal bench next
year.
This deadly drinking cup" fad is a
bonanza for somebody. The parafiine
drinking cups cost cents per hun
bred to make and sell for one cent
each. Slot machines have also appear.
ed where 1t costs one cent to get
drink Of water.
Fresh blood Is needed on the mu.
nicipal bench.
An Outer Harbor and permanent
bridges over the river Is what Chicago
needs.
Charles s. Thornton. the we'll
known attorney, who made one OF the
best corporation counsels Chicago
ever had, would grace a seat on the
bench.
Thomas A. Smyth is making the
splendid record as President of the
Sanitary Board that everyone of his
big army Of friends knew he would
make.
~6
Zina r. Carter, the we'll known and
highly respected grain man and Re
publican leader, would make fine
state treasurer.
~
Judge Adams a. Goodrich stands
high in the estimation of the people
both as a lawyer and a public spir.
tied citizen.
Former Alderman Arthur w. Full
ton will prove a winner for Superior
Court Judge on the Republican ticket
next fall.
Girard A. Eiilngson has earned by
his good record as a lawyer a nom
nation for the bench by the Demo
Gratis next year.
William Ritcnle is IA line for nom
ination by the Democrats for Su.
perior Court Judge. He Is an able
lawyer and would make great
Judge.
Ross c. Hail. the popular attorney
and Democratic leader, would prove
q strong candidate on the judicial
ticket
The big army Of friends OF Henry
L. Hertz. the we'll known Republican
leader and former Collector OF In
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-17
By Henry r. Donovan.

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~.
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NE bvsinsss W,sA.
d rseshss Oh siasess In thsie homse.
n h rsAA ~ the Pirs Department
Il y rss1 ~ Ne psiles Department.
n y N every public ssRes and every
VUb,is library.
u 10 M controlled ~ any cheap.
sksssu ~ srssissd advertising agency.
n Ne swsnsy.sns ysars % ~ sxist.
sRss u nee managed - bvii6 W .
losOs circulation aRa Orsat business
Wsshsvt ne aid o. professional ssvsr.
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SECULAR and - strsnO.
The Chicago gaS's 10 enc paper that
hes never depended upon advertising
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-17

acquiring his education he gained Q
vast fund Of experience. owing to the
fact that circumstances required him,
during the intervals between studies,
to work on the Great lakes, the Mis-.
sissippi and Ohio rivers. and in the
postofhce and railway mail service.
Since attaining his majority he has
devoted his spare time to progressive
measures designed to bring govern
ment within the control Of the people.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-17

patrons Of the Northwestern L com.
plain bitterly, because It fills the cars
Of the road with a lot Of mannerless
ruffians between and 4 o'clock every
afternoon just as ladies are returning
from their down town shopping. II
there must be place kept at public
expense to provide entertainment for
hoarse voiced cadets what Is the mat.
ter with the John Worthy School?
The North Side IL tired Of the Lane
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-17

and to that end has "stumped" the state
In behalf OF the initiative and referen-
dunn, public ownership of public utili.
ties, direct election OF senators and
direct primaries. As lawyer he 10
earnest and intelligent AAd his OK.
perience at the bar qualities him for
the bench. He deserves your vote.
John ]. Coburn Is the right man to
place on the Superior Court bench.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-17
Tech and something must be done TO
abate the nuisance.

Daniel L. Cruice, Democratic candi.
date for Superior Judge. was born In
Buffalo. N. Y. June 80. 1868. Edu.
Gated In the parochial and public
schools Of Buffalo. the University of
New York and Chicago College OF
Law. He has the degree of LII. B.
from Lake Forest University. While
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-17

and May were ahead of those in the
corresponding months last year, while
In the first quarter the earnings
dropped behind. In the current year
to date, however, the earnings have
run ahead of those In the same period
Of 1910. In that year the amount was
equivalent to IA per cent on the s..
10000 capital stock.
D. r. O'Brien, the we'll known In.
surance man, enjoys q popularity In
Chicago that extends from one end
Of the city to the other.
Harry L. Shaver, member Of the
Legislature from the Thirty.first
District, is one Of the ablest, most
active and most popular men down
at Springfield.
From all accounts the aldermen In.
tend to again make the ward bound.
aries a Chinese puzzle.
~dA
weighing" machines that are in.
variably out Of order and gum ma
chimes that don't give out gum, are
the regular thing on the elevated plat.
forms. How long are they going to
stay there?
Albert g. Wheeler stands foremost
among Chicago's ablest business men
and most highly respected citizens.
No man on the bench has cleaner
or more brilliant record to his credit
than Judge Edward Osgood Brown.
Both as a jurist and citizen, Judge
r. Caverly stands high In the estima.
ton of all Chicagoans.
John J. Coburns candidacy for Su.
perior Court Judge is growing strong.
er every day and his election by a
big plurality is predicted on all sides.
~6A
julius F. Smietanka, the we'll
known attorney and member Of the
School Board, would make a strong
Democratic candidate for Superior
Court Judge next fall.
~
Granville w. Browning, the popular
and highly respected lawyer and mas.
ter-in-chancery, is In line for nomiua.
ton by the Democrats for one Of
those Superior Court judgeships next
fall.
Charles f. Cruikshank, the popular
attorney and former State Senator, is
strongly talked of for the Republican
nomination for Clerk OF the Municipal
Court next year.
%eA
Francis s. Wilson has earned by his
splendid record as lawyer a nomina.
ton for Judge of the Superior Court
by the Democrats this year.
0A
The famous Cream OF Malt beer Is
bTewed solely by the we'll known !.
l.. Hoerber Brewing Company.
The Democrats couldn't name a
stronger man for one Of those Superior
Court nominations than william
Richie.
John p. McGoorty's grand record rs
a lawyer and public official we'll
qualities him for a seat on the Circuit
Court bench.
Daniel l.. Cruice has the hearty sup.
port of all classes of citizens In his
campaign for judge of the Superior
Court. He will make q splendid
Judge.
Judge Joseph II. Fitchs splendid
record during the short time he has
been on the Superior Court bench ell.
titles him to reelection next fall.
John p. McGoorty Is we'll known
and well liked all over Cook county,
and naturally his candidacy for Cir
cult Court Judge is popular one.
John c. Cannon Is liked and re-
spected by the Republican rank ANA
file all over the city. for they know
him to be a leader who Is always
faithful to the interests Of the party.
The trench dug In newly paved
Webster avenue to lay pipes has been
filed with sand and the slabs OF
asphalt that were cut out have been
laid on top and pounded IN. No a.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-17

tempt whatever has been made to re.
place the concrete foundation which
was chopped out. There are two ways
of dealing with boards Of local i'm.
provement-the rope and the grand
jury. The grand Jury Is the legal
method.
Judge Edward A. Dicker, one Of the
ablest and best men on the Municipal
bench, IL being strongly backed for
one Of those Republican nominations
for Supreme Court Judge.
~
Robert 8. lies, the we'll known and
highly respected lawyer, IL being
urged by many for a Republican nomi.
nation for Superior Court next fall.
~
John X. Prindeville, the well known
and we'll liked lawyer and Democrat,
Is in line for q judicial nomination
either next fall or next year.
One Of the ablest and most pains.
taking men on the Municipal Court
bench IL Judge Hosea w. Wells.
BENJAMIN F. Nicholson IL one Of the
best qualified lawyers in Chicago that
the Republicans can nominate for
Judge Of the Superior Court.
~9A
Benjamin F. Nicholson, the able and
highly respected lawyer. 10 the right
man for the Republicans to name tor
one OF those Superior Court Judge.
ship nominations.
John J. Mclaughlin has earned by
his able, clean and fearless record In
the Legislature big army Of friends
and admirers throughout Chicago.
Daniel L. CRUCES big army OF
friends are working hard for his cleo.
ton as Judge of the Superior Court.
Mr.. Cruice Is the right man for the
bench.
John G. Cannon has always been q
faithful and Woodworking Republican
leader and high honors are In line for
him at the hands Of the party In
the near future.
John ]. Coburn ia q winner for Su.
perior Court Judge and he will prove
one Of the best men ever on that
bench.
William l.. Hoerber secretary Of the
we'll known j. l.. Hoerber Brewing
Company enjoys q widespread popular.
ity among Chicago's leading business
men.
~
Frank ]. Hogan, the popular and
we'll known lawyer. would be splen'
uiu N1uuASipoa Juu6Os
~
John ]. Coburn Is the right kind OF
a man to place on the bench and his
candidacy for Superior Court Judge Ia
worth the support of everybody.
Judge Joseph H. Fitch has proven
hu hto rooOrd Tint hn 20 mn ah1o and
painstaking Judge. His reelection ia
recommended.
John ]. Mclaughlin can at all times
be found working in the legislature for
the best interests of the people. He
is an able and fearless public Official.
Clean out the municipal bench next
year in the interest of law and order.
Daniel l.. Cruice is the right kind of
a man to place ON the bench and his
candidacy for Superior Court Judge
deserves the support Of all good citi.
zens.
Judge Marcus Kavanagh's grand
record on the bench makes his re.
election next fall certainty.
~
l.. d. Condee ia strongly backed by
Republicans all over the city for nom.
ination for Superior Court Judge.
P. J. Hamler. the popular and we'll
known boiler manufacturer. would
make strong Democratic candidate
for State Treasurer next year.
Justice Orrin N. Carter was on
Tuesday elected chief justice Of the
Illinois Supreme Court. to succeed
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-17

John c. Cannon. the we'll known
Twenty.sixth ward Republican leader
and former chief clerk of the Election
Board, enjoys q we'll earned popu.
larity In Chicago that extends from
one end Of the city to the other.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-17

In the financial statement of the
Chicago Title and Trust Company to
state the trust business as well as
the company business as of June a
strong position is shown. An interest
ing feature In the report is that
showing deposits of 39,646.000 in the
trust department. The funds are In.
vested principally in collateral and
real estate loans.
II. B. Riley. president OF the COM
pany. states that It's earnings In April
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-02-11
THE CATHOLIC BULLETIN, FEBRUARY il, 1911

Peter is, there is the Church. !"
The Bishops remaining to Peter
are with him the living body,
through whose veins run undefil-
ed and undiminished the life
blood once infused into it by the
Founder. Those going away from
Peter are lopped-off branches,
who neither receive nor communi-
cate lifeof whose cooperation
the Church has no need in its life
and action. The Church Peter
and the Bishops united with Peter
continued after the secession in
the same full vigor it had enjoyed
before the secession. Councils
were as ecumenical without the
Orient after the secession as coun-
ellis had ever hitherto been. Doc
trines since confessed and defined
are as irreformable as doctrines
defined long before in Constantin-
ople, Chalcedon or Ephesus.
Those two points conceded
the supremacy Of the Roman Pom
tiff, and the unchangeableness Of
doctrines professed or defined
since the separation proposals Of
reunion from the Greek Churches
will be cordially welcomed in
Rome, and reasonable concessions
on matters Of purely ecclesiastical
legislation will be readily made.
Concessions in things Of it's own
ordering the Church may grant /:
concessions in things Of divine or
dering, it will not, it can not grant.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-02-11
ORIENTAL CHURCHES.
Movement Towards Reunion.

We published last week ex-
tracts from an open letter Of a
Greek-Orthodox prelate Gerasi-
mos Messara, Metropolitan of
Syria the subject of
the reunion Of the Greek Orthodox
Church, as it calls itself, with the
Latin or Western Church-as the
Catholic Church, ruled by the
Bishop of Rome, is usually term
ed in the Orient. The letter de-
serves attention. The Metropolis
tan of Beyrout is no minor per-
sonage Before it's publication,
the letter received, with some
qualifications, the approval Of the
Ecumenical Patriarch of Constan-
tinople; and moreover it treats of
theme, so often debated in past
centuries both in the Orient and
in the Occident, SO welcome
at all times to the mind
of Christendom- the reinstate-
ment of the happy conditions ex-
listing between Constantinople and
Rome, before those were torn
asunder by Photius and Cerular-
ius. A glorious scene, indeed, to
contemplate Orient and Occident
once more banded together, as the
One, Holy and Apostolic Church,
in the oneness for which the Mas
ter of the Church prayed at the
Last Supper Father ~ that
they be one, as we also are''! The
prayer of Jesus is that Of all
Christians and by none other
has it been, age after age, so ear
nestly repeated as by the Chief
shepherd, the Bishop Of Rome, as
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-02-11

due to it's predOminance of the point
ed arch, its many long windows filed
with priceless stained glass, the abb
sence of the heavy Greek column and
entablature, and its rejection Of rec
tangular edges for a wealth Of clus-
tered pillars and contrasted surfaces.
The great st. Thomas Aquinas saw
it's birth, and reveled in it's mysticism
His master mind saw the chief mys-
bolized in its cross shape, lofty vault
ing, long aisles focused i'm the sane
tuary, it's high affairs, inimitable win
dows, and heavenWard pointing spires.
If we dignity the Renaissance as an
order of architecture we must date it
from the sixteenth century and admit
it's existence today. It's triumphs are
the Protestant churches of Blenheim
and London (St. Paul's) in England.
There is one in Florence, and in Rome
stands the unrivaled st. Peters. This,
the largest, most costly and most
majestic House of God ever built is
due to the zeal of Popes Of the six
is in the form of Latin cross, and
surmounted by dome which is the
wonder of the world and the crown
of Michel Angelo. The church is 613
feet by 81, covers nearly five acres,
accommodates fifty thousand persons,
and cost fifty million dollars. It's in
terror is vast museum of the choicest
art. This incompatible basilica
stands before the world as the grand
est monument of religion, and the
source of imperishable fame to the
papacy, and for the Italian masters
who designed and embellished it, the
immortal Brammante, Michel Angelo,
Raphael, Peruzzi, San Gallo and Ber-
nini.-Rev. A. M. Leyden's address
before Columbus Society of Archi-
tects.