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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06
Honor Roll Of the Public Schools

Eliza Riley. Bernard Smith. Irene
Scott. Bertha Irvine. Hugh Walker.
Neither absent nor tardy--Arthur
Garter, Harvey Hackett Jerome Deane.
Floyd Hunter, Consula Copeland,
Bianch Allen. Bessie Edwards, Car
lotta Hall, Agnes Robinson, Irene
Watkins.
A Grade.
First honor--Arthur Carter, Floyd
Hunter, Little White. Agnes Robinson,
simon Winston.
Others promoted-George Ander-
son. Robert Bullock, Bessie Edwards
Bessie Hackett. Harvey Hackett. Car.
iotta Hall. Andrew Hicks, Winston
James, Lizzie Johnson. Eva Jones
Dolphus Lunsford, Mary Miller. John
Scott. Sandy Smith. John Irvine. Irene
Watkins.
Neither absent nor tardy-Arthur
Carter. Percy James, Willie Jones
Emmett Jordan, Arthur Randolph,
Willie Sweet. John Register, Hugh
walker, Walter Richardson, Louise
Carter. Lena Carter, Leona Grant,
Maggie Rannall. Eliza Riley, Irene
Scott. Virginia White.
b Grade.
First honor-Gertrude Booker
Louis Booker. Annie Cousins. Thomas
FauIce. Emma Hensley, Goldie Tho
mas.
Others promoted-Joseph Booker,
Junius Carter, Purnell Deane, Lula
Davis, Isaac-Goode. Ethel Henderson,
Cleopatra Howiette. L.ottie Holgrove
Helen Hill. Florine Richardson, Lille
Robinson. Andrew Smith. Major Tho
mas.
Neither absent nor tardy-Josepf,
all a
Junius Carter, Thomas Faulce. Floyd
G.. Gates, Frank Jones. Andrew Smith
Ivory Smith. Major Thomas. George
Carter, Magdalena Fuller. Ivy Gas
kins, Ethel Henderson. Helen Hill
Cleopatra Howlette, Lottie Hoigrove,
Lille Robinson. Lula Davis, Goldie
Thomas.
1 a Grade.
| First honor--Merchant BarksdaIe
Ardania Brown. Solomon Carter
Louise Cooper, 0ertie cambridge
Cathleleen Goodali. Zebedee Hender-
son, Bessie Hennon, Bertha Hill, Jer-
emiah Johnson, Matilda Johnson. vir-
gle johnson. Rozetta johnson, Lero,
MINIS. Mary Pollard, Bertha Simms
John Slade, Manerva White.
Others promoted-willie Brown
Alfred Booker. Maude Brown. Edns
Clarke. Charley Cousins. Bertha Dan.
bridge, Charlotte Fuller, Gertie Gibbs
Jessie Hayes. Robert McCray, Johr
McManning. Agatha Penn. Rosa Plum.
mer, Fannie Royster. Elijah Tharps
Percy Warren, Amos Williams, Peter
williams, Edna Watkins.
Neither absent nor tardy--Aifret
Booker. Solomon Carter. Joseph Gates
Zebedee Henderson. John Slade, AmoI
Williams. Edna Clarke. Bertha Dan.
bridge. Louise Epps. Katie Gates
CatheieeH Goodall, 6tfs Nelson. Edna
Watkins, Fannie .Roysrer.r Mary Pol
lard, Manerva White.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06

ford, Violet Robertson, Robert Schnie-
der. Margaret Taylor. Elicit Thomp-
son, Pauline Thomas, Aiine Thorpe.
Ellen Thorpe. Frank Turnkey. George
Yager, Paul Zacharias.
3 Grade.
First Honor--Gladys Alley, Emily
Bradshaw. Theora Ford Miriam Crib
BILE. Charles. Hall, George Hart, Emily
Mccartney, Gay Peacock. Hazel Per-
kins. Kate Stone, George Talley. Thei-
ma Thorp. Thelma Walton. Laura
Others Robert Alley,
Richard Bray. George Boltz Richard
Carlton, Ernest Collins, Fannie Cor
nett, Joseph Grafton. Ray Grubbs, An
ME Haley, LOttie Hardy. Clyde Hor-
land, Ray Hughes, Thelma Light, Lena
Kirby, Charles McMuilen. Ruby Minor.
Joseph Nolte, Manville Parrish,
Peachy Walker, Raymond Walton, Geo.
Weimer, James Dowden.
1 A Grade.
First Honor--Frances Baidacci, Amy
Bixby, Myrtle Burton, Minnie Cook,
Jacob Cohen, Andrew Cooper, James
Clary. Mary French, Jewel .Grubbs,
bernard Grubbs. Evelyn Hart, Stuart
Poore, Alma Tillman. Helen Wade,
Jesse Walton. Linnje Whitaker.
Other Promoted--Walter Caskie,
George Cruch. Lynwood Chittum,
Irene Dawiey. Ernest Denton. James
Farmer. Hutson Ford, Helen Hume.
David. Kennedy. Edward Kritzer, Helen
Mfnson, Ernest Murray. Annie Mich
olas. Morris Nicholson. Thomas Pal
more, Mabel Rowe. Marian Robinson,
Myrtle Terry, Virginia Vaughan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06
SIDNEY
5 b Grade.

8 b Grade.
First Honor-Dorothy Hobson.
Others Promoted--Maria Belle. Hat
tie Carter. Martha cambridge. veatrice
Fields. Katherine Franklin, Fannie
Harris, Calvin johnson. Bernice Lew
In, Robert Martin. Louis Morris, Ber-
nard Ross, Isabella Scott, Annie Stew
ems.
500 A Grade.
Promoted Pupils---St. George An
derson, Marie Bailey. Lucille Beale.
Armeta Belle. Hugh Brown, Ethel
Brown, LILY Brown. Thomas Goode.
Sallte Jackson. william Lawson. Ma
RE Lawson. Oracle Lewis. Russell
Lewis. Mary Mayo. Isaac Mencer,
Rachel Morris Daisy Randolph. Myr-
Smith. Madaline White, Octavia Will
son.
? b Grade.
Promoted Pupils-Ruth Anderson,
John Brown, Mildred Branch. Nan
liza Conway. Rosa Gray. Mary John
son, Charles Jasper. Bertha James.
John Lewis. Carrie Lacy. Mamie Law
son. Ruth Layne, Willie Mosby. Os-
car Shelton, Catherine Taylor, Henry
Tucker. Joseph woodbridge, Helena
woodbridge. Nathaniel wafer.
q A Grade.
I First Honor-MAbel Bell, Lillian
Cartel Gordon Hill, Annie johnson.
Aidonia James. Mary Martin, Helen
McClain. Margaret PEBBLES, Lydia
Stovali. Rosena Stovall, Gussie ven-
able.
Others Promoted-Carrie Brown,
Martha Brown. Beatrice Booker. Rob-
ert Brown. Luther Branch, Ethel Crit
ten IN. virgie Carter. Edith DAN
bridge. Grace Evans. william Good
man. Mabel Hill. Pearl Harris. Laura
Lester. Robert johnson, Melvin John
son. Lazarus Lghtner. Edward Nor
ris, Gilbert Perkins. William Tucker.
Reynolds Vaughn. Alfonso Williams.
Grace Washington.
I A Grade.
First Honor--Archer Beale, Lucy
Farrar. Margaret Hill. Juette John
son. Edna Patterson. Moses Pittman.
Ollie Taylor. Page Venable. Percy
Woodson, Thomas Woodson.
Others Promoted-Lavonia An
drews. Samuel Barnes. Edmonia Bas-
field, Hattie Beale. James Bland. Geo.
Booker. Walter Brooks. Linwood
Giles. Floyd Lacy. Gladys Mayo. Mary
Mayo, .Addte Patterson, Ernest Per-
kins. Clara Smith. William Smith,
John Stockings. George Tombs. Cor
nelius Woodbridge. Elizabeth White.
b Grade.
First Honor-Grace Anderson
Pearle Anderson. Harry Archer. Mel
win Davis, Frazier Farrar. Charles
Lewis, Octavta venable.
sOthers Promoted---Hovelia Austin.
Lucille Brown. Rosa Ratchet william
Cary. Samuel johnson. Homexelle
Lewis. Susie Morris James Owens,
Hattie Perkins. Olden Sharpe. Mag
gle Sooking.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06
]. WAL TER SHIELD
|. HELD | !. ]. |. FOR MURDER
RICH PHILADELpHIAN KILLA
FRIEND AFTER DRINKING
BOUT.

WARREN, N. H, Feb. 6.--Charg-
ed with the murder of hisxfriend, y.
Walter Shield, member of 4 wealthy
West Philadelphia family. was arr
raigned In the local police court to-
day. AL Shield, OF Philadelphia, re-
ported to be a noted criminal lawyer
Of that city and a relative of the ac.
cused man, had been telegraphed for
end was expected here to advise In
the defense OF Shield. In the mean
time Shield refused to make any
statement until he had consulted
counsel.
Friends of Christopher Kenny, OF
Lancaster. the man who was shot to
death in room of the Hotel Moosi-
lauke here, which he occupied with
Shield. after the two had been heard
quarrelinE, declare that the shooting
was the sequel. to drinking bout
Shield Is about fifty years old. He
had a shooting lodge at Sanders Hill
and spent his summers at Breezy
Point. near here, with his mother. II
Is said that Shields mother. sister
and brother. the latter banker, live
In Philadelphia. 1t Is said that his
father. now dead, built the founda-s
tons for the Statue OF Liberty in New
York harbor.
The pair came to the hotel late
Saturday night. and were heard quar-
reling shortly before A. M. Proprie.
tor Whitchter went to their room to
tell them to be quiet. and heard them
wrangling over Shield having lost 8
gold watch and chain. Whitcher
heard Kenny deny taking the watch,
heard the quarrel grow to threats oe
killing and then heard. the shots,
From the veranda roof he could look
In. and saw Shield with the revolver
In his hand and Kenny on the floor.
Shield submitted to arrest after the
door OF the room had been broken
aarpf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06
AMATEUR CHAMPIONS
AT CUE TO MEET

NEW YORK, February 6.--Dr. Leo
midas L. Mial. of New York. has entered
as q competitor for the international
lS.2 balkline billiard championship for
amateurs and no rounded out an even
six players for the second time that
the tournament is to be decided In this
country. DR.. Mial and Charles e. Con-
kiln. OF Chicago, ex-national champion,
viii open the tournament series al
matches Tuesday night In the concert
hall OF the Ltsderkranx Club. ssth
street. near Park avenue.
The other four aspirants for the anna
teur title OF the highest clasa aresAfbert
Poensgen. OF Dusseldorf. champion OF
Germany; Edward w. Gardner. OF Pas
safe. N. national champion; 7. Fer
dinand PoggenbufE, New York. ex-
champion. and Joseph Mayer. Of Phil
adelphia-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06
CAPTAIN STANWORTH
DIES IN NORFOLK
WAS PROMINENT MEMBER OF
/ THE VIRGINIA. PILOTS
ASSOCIATION.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. s.-Captain
Thomas Stanwcr.h, the oldest and
perhaps the best known member OF
the Virginia Pilots Association, died
at his home. Warren Crescent. at 2
O'Clock Sunday morning. Captain
Stanworth was eighty-one years old.
but was active and was a familiar
figure on the streets.
For many years he was president
Of the Virginia Pilots Association.
Besides several grandchildren, he il
survived by q widow. three sons and
daughter-Command c. s. Stan
worth. u. s. NJ: Walter J. Stanworth.
p. C. Stanworth and Mrs. Berthe s.
Wing. II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06
FULTON
4 n Grade.


First honor-Annie Brown, meta
Gaskins, Seiena Booker, John Antho-
n.y.
Other promotions-William WASH
ington, Walter Dixon, Nathaniel
Chance. Rnth Orange, Hertha Smith.
William Booker. Chrtsttana Johnson.
FClemie Bossieux, vernie Nelson. Cali
vim Gaskins. Rosa Lee Gatewood.
Laura Nelson.
Neither absent nor tardy--John
Anthony. vernie Nelson. William
Booker. Calvin Gaskins, Stanley Jor-
dan. Nathaniel Chance. Laura Nelson.
FSelena Booker.
A Grade.
First honor-Herbert Crawtey. Jes-
sie Hargrove. Daisy Barksdale.
Other observation-disclosures Dam
drfdge. Eldridge Towns Gentry Cobbs
Irene Hill. Minnie Page. Augustus
Christian. Willie Henderson, Harrison
Fleming. Limo RE Dixon. Bessie
Smith. Alise Davis, Mary Porter.
Neither absent nor tardy--Lflno
Rie Dixon. Minnie Page. Jessie Har-
grove. Mary Porter. Eldridge Towns.
Louis cambridge.
3 b Grade.
|. First honor-Olivia woodbridge.
Amanda cambridge. George Jeffries.
William Hill.
Other northumberland Robin
son, Milton Johnson. Pearl Nash. Mary
H. 800 T.n,, mn Artnur Rrar,
nsn. Whsta Tarsrv. Pcv-
. VI" p.rn,aa wn,.a rrans Tavlcr
Lille Carter, Vernon Edwards. John
Boyd. Harriet Hicks. Mozelie Gaskins.
ru Ws..ts son anssn, ror ,ardv-Maaa-
line s wnite irene raylor. Pearl Nash.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06
TENNESSEE PLANS
$4,000 FUTURITY

NASHVILLE, TENN, February g.
Southern horse breeders in session her
determined upon the establishment Of
a Tennessee Futurity for three year-old
trotters and PAGERS. The first stake
will be run In 1913. and will become
a feature Of the State Fair. The purse
Is to be increased gradually until IL
reaches $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06
INJURED NEGRO SHOPLIFTER
ESCAPES FROM HOSPIEAn

DANvILLE. VA. Feb. Tho
young negro. Henry oldham. who ~
few days since dived through u pIAf4
glass window from the second nk0y1
Of q store In which he had h&en 6G1
tected stealing shirt. has made eo0As
his escape from the hospital % whf<k
Ne was taken for treatment. Wstr11
ing his. chance, he. rot up out ~
bed. dressed and slid down one ~
the porch pillars making good III
escape. Il II \
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06

tabout $40 miles, in minutes 81 1-5
seconds.
This is new worlds record for the
distance, the previous record of s min
utes 81 3-5 seconds having been made
by J. j. Edee at Ramar, Norway. in
1894.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06
7 BELLEVUE
] n Crude.

! u lnfH0f,
| E,irs, uonor-rnrt,. asb,on Matte
| Gm Ru,b wooaward
Others prnmofad--Russeu Jones'
| BERNARD Patterson Charles Terry Al.
| len Tyler Cuvler vanrhan. Euxaheth
! Harhy Ethel Dnnn Ellan Euoua
| Rubv Harris Mary pugh Kate Rich
ardson Audrey Seaton Marv Stutz.
| A,vse TyIar Fannie woody
| IA Grade
| First uonor--painh channeu Leila
| wilson
Others promoted-I.ottie Britton.
wfIlle COY nnrothy r,iandop wendell
con5. Ivar nrnwara Isartr.,ss tfach.
Ter. Hazel Hail lynda Jennings Wi
| lie Latham warren Rtdenour Ralph
scott Eaiii.. Tayior pa,t,e saunders
n G.aaa
! r,,rs, uo,or-y,visr t,oshv Marta
| Aa,,nx A,,.,r MoA,,,a,,
| othars prnmotas-~R nh,na,ta r,r,yrr
Reed Iahns Raher, r.,pavay Eranr
| rotervo Etha, I.awary Martor psaa-
| 'nour sidney fust Aubrey scrurrs
/ michael voh,ar
a Cad.
E,,rst ponor--Imcy H,ount f.,,rt;s
| cha rla,or Ru+h McEwsn S.rror1
! rhorne
0therx pramatea---vrsffta acree
u.w naha, ro,,ts f.a,issr rs,,,er
| G.r,,,ch ga p,ror Evars T,,vaa E,,il
| sarah Iahn.on Mass,a Homes GLADYS
| ra,a rr,ia parnai, pohe-t pierce
Levi. smith Ral,ars smithie leslie
| Ms,,or Paa,r,cs Ians.
| IN Grade
rsr.. uoror--ssnver novtas poh-
80. 49, no-o,n,, pAassar ana :,
Ianrford louise Rogers Marion wal
Ter Anr,a Wilson
I o.nar. prnrn,.ao scar f,rocre,,
I xya,,a~ f.,,r,as' ss,s. rora Envsr.
/, rnwry YarE c,sy Albion S,arr Dan
! u-a,h ar,n,r w-r,yht Is,ii. palar
!. a,tca pnt,sy Merle Rn.,er Maie Col.
| -. 49,. ga, w.. rr.,s p,.reh.
"a pnaa I,rasay prss MrT,ow-
ar rds,n Ptch rdsnn Ruth Seiph
| Hs,en Van nenn,,rg MATTE Hall
"a f:rndr
x-. xx,,,,s.-. $685. rsA.s
pn,i,,ns Tamas S1oar Herbert tray
| L. Ka.hia.n powder Alberta
pn,h rTarwan uarCarst Jesyrt~s Hax-
.,naaa vsa
ctnsrs proy,o,as-Eaa,e gr,el Ed
,.,n ,-,arts ps,,i. Cypmn Charles
ca-aan Eav.ara uccsraw 9.harl.. wr-
irtvrs wallace McKeeI Nelson PARK
| az E,vere paay Richard stephen
| san yv,,,,a whita EYt,rera,d Ander-
son. Annie Dnffei Elise Dyson. Eiiz-
aheth Euhank. blanche Fudua. Louise
oIeary. Mabel streat. Carol Taylor.
Hazel Thurston.
Il GRADE.
S.irn ra,tia e.nnn Kashsrsye, ssgY,-.
ton. Katherine Mitchell. Dorothy
Michael, Elolse MnE~en,, George
Scruggs.
Others Promoted-Stuart Curry.
Howard Gill, Norman jackson, Ber-
nard johnson. Scott Parrish. Hunel
Robins. Bernard Smithers. Charles
Adele Christian. May Cahen, Ola De-
laney. Mamie Davis, Elsa Garrett.
Danise Livesay. Rehekah Morris Ell
size Miller MaEEie Ried. Edith Shaw.
First Honor--Ashsy Craig. Harvey
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06
RUSSIAN SETS NEW
SKATING RECORD

CHRIATIANIA. February eAt the
uik0ws cf Rnnnia. wen GO A1eal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06
JEFFERSON

First honor--Hannah Tarfeid. Elsie
Hardin, Blanche Lynch. Grace Hill.
Moses Goldin, Arthur Mills, Alice Sat
|terfield. Abe Kaminsky-
Others pronoted--Aiease TnTock-
morton. Phyllis Eggleston, Annie Jen-
virgie Lantz. Hazel Tucker. Column
bus La Fratta.
: A Grade.
First honor--Winston Gentry.
Stuart Eanes. Dora London, Jeanette
Roth, Genevieve Melton.
Others prom0ted--Gladys Palma
tary. Bessie McGehee, May Rose,
Frank Butler. billiard Laughiin.
First honor-I.Taude Woodward.
Lille Passamaneck. Mornie Robinson.
Josie Roth.
Others promoted-Coleman An
drews. David Grandis. Lorraine
Hughes. Floyd Mooring. Berthe Lang
Heb.
Q A Grade.
First honor--Weiford Brauer, John
Rooney. Bessie Evans. Alice Richards,
Birdie Sporn. Sophie Taylor. Carolyn
Wilson. "a
Others promoted--Louise Mills. Sa-
rah Rotkin. Marguerite Robins Lori
mer Brandt.
u 0rAae.
First honor-Sam Axinsky. Eettie
Brimmer. verna Miller.
Others promoted--Eva Bloom, vir-
gle Bowden. Sam Harfeld. Elsie Has
sci. Robert Hord, Louise Houchings.
Lee King. David Levin, Stenxer Min
ter.
8 A Grade. s s''
First honor--Fred Glass, Hattie
Gackas Harry Want.
Others promoted--Rosa Berman.
Adele Brauer. Florence Bernstein, Es-
telle Ffgg. Earl Jenness. John Lavari.
Garland Luck. Howard Mills. Alice
Mills. Indie Miles. Harry Rosensweig.
Isaac Seldes. Aaron Seldes. Mary
ky.
Z b Grndo
First honor-Hattie Brown. Annie
Freeman. Gertie G0fdin. Roger Lee.
Katherine NaEengast. ssS - T. rsasN-~
Others promoted---Ida Bell. Ida Ber-
man, Minnie Berman. Eva Cont, Lena
Cowan. Rebecca Ediss. Bryan Fair
cloth. Naomi Fowler. Mabel McClan-
ing HartweIl Mooring. Sarah Sacks.
Solomon Sidenberg. Sadie Taiiey.
4 A Grade.
First honor-Dora Berman, Bernice
Dickerson. Eva Gordon. Marie Jen-
old Rose, Annie Trevillian, Ashby Ty-
Ter.
Others promoted--Joseph Davids.
Sam Feldman. Joe Marks Esther ST.
denberg. Charlie Bragg. Mabel Davis.
Annie Lavteri. Bessie Smith. Hyman
specter. Isle sporn.
3 b Grade.
First honor--Carroll Francis. NAL
Tory Trimyer. "a
Others promoted--Max Berliant.
Sam Brown. Lloyd Bryant. Walter
Butler. Ruth Dean. Adele Euhank.
Fannie GLASS. Bernard Jackson, Eva
Levin. Lena Newman. Josephine
O.Neii, Rebecca Pliscc. Walter Red
mond. Isadore Rifkin. David shapiro.
Emil Schneider. Raymond Strong, Joe
Trevillian. Annie Walters. Leah Want,
Not absent or tardy--Abe Berman.
Sam Brown, Lloyd Bryant, IsadoFe
Rifkin. Raymond Strong. Esteile
Want. Josephine O'Neil.
IA 0Eudc.
EiFut Minnie Reaser. lake
Cohen. Madaiine Cont. Libby Far
9uason, Blanche Grant. John Hail.
Kelley. Louise Marine. Sam Mativets-
Ky, Louis Nelson, Bertha Newell.
Emmanuel Passamaneck. Sam Piisco.
Ethel loot. Julia runan Bessie
Womack.
First honor-May Amster Bessie
Aymslty. Lena Berrnan. Everett Ia
roody. Bessie Edwards, Charlie Jsn-
ness. Grey Mooring, Elisabeth Tucker.
Alma Tucker. ssss.s
Others promoted--Harry Abramson.
BoArdman, Hannah Cohen. Conway
YNsx.xxx4 rsa,.orx Enxyfnr yVfYlfn xYa -
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-15
Heavy Fruit Shipments.

Up to last Saturday night there
had been shipped from Payette f1f-
ty cars of prunes, fifty cars of canta-
loupes, sixteen cars of water melons
and one car of apples. Good au
thority estimates that there will be
hundred more cars of prunes and
five or six more of cantaloupes. The
figures given on the cantaloupes do
not include the amount sent out by
express in smaller shipments and
there have been enough shipped this
way to run the total number OF
carloads much higher.
Nick Broderson received returns
the first of the week from his first
car of prunes. 1t sold for $1246 in
Chicago. This means about $3.50
net and is a very good price.
N. A. Jacobsen received returns
from his first car and it sold in
Chicago for $1267. While the
prune market has been a little low
yet the most of the prunes have been
from Washington and reports have
it that they are of a very inferior
grade and the belief is that when
the Idaho prunes begin to go on
that the price will rally consider
able as this has been the case in
former years.-Payette Enterprise.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-15
IMPARTIAL JUSTICE.

During the past ten days the peo-
ME of Caldwell have had their first
experience with the state Pure Food,
Dairy and Sanitary Commission and
we are forced to admit that we are
not favorably impressed. The law
places too much power in the hands
of the commissioner, and the pres
emit deputies seem more determined
to exhibit their authority than to
promote the sanitation of the com
munity.
On another page of this issue OF
the Tribune will be found a letter
addressed to Commissioner j. H.
Wallis from Mr.. H. B. Aven OF this
city. Mr.. Aven has done business
in Caldwell for number of years
He is highly respected here and also
wherever known. The people OF
Caldwell have the utmost confidence
in him. They do not believe that he
has tried to short measure them IN
selling them silk, satin or calico. II
might be that he has made a mis-
take. Mistakes do happen in al
businesses. In this case they do MOI
believe that even a mistake was
made. According to the letter writ
ten by Mr.. Aven the deputies came
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into his place of business for the
purpose of testing his measure. 1t
is admitted that at the end of the
counter where there were no tacks,
that the distance was 7-16ths of an
inch short. Perhaps Mr.. Aven is
liable under the law and should have
been hailed into court. We find no
fault with that. We do strenuously
object to his treatment after he got
into court. When he expressed his
desire to consult an attorney, the
deputy Immediately threatened the
maximum penalty. 1t seems that II
you pay the fine willingly, you get
off easily, but If you have full conf
dence in your own rectitude, you are
liable to the full extent of the law.
That is certainly justice after the
manner which Shylock demanded. 1t
is simply intimidation and undoubt-
eddy works in many cases. 1t did
with Hamburger John. Mr.. Renner
was told it would cost $40 if he
paid cash and 5000 and 60 days in
Jail if he cared to lay it cut. WHAT
we would like to know is who gets
the fine money. Unless The deputies
have a finger in it, what difference
does it make to them whether man
pays a $40 fine or serves out a few
days in jail? Why should the Off
GERS be so gluttonous for fine mon
ey? IF they get part of the fine
money the law is absolutely vicious
in every respect. 1t simply places a
premium on intimidation and cor
Eruption.
There is no question but that the
commission has done great dea
of good. The idea of the law il
good. The purpose of the law il
right. We believe that Mr.. Wallis
has tried to do his duty. We think
that he has accomplished a great
deal for the healthfulness and gen
eral welfare of the people of Idaho
But the exhibition pulled off in Cald
| well would bring any law into dlsre
Ispect. Consider Parker's treatment O
the Saratoga. He demanded admission
to the kitchen. Mr.. Potter asked t
see his evidence of authority Park
er drew up to his full height, say
ing. 'if you want to know who
am read the Statesman. Tn
Statesman is undoubtedly good au
thority but it is hardly the prope
reference when a person is demand
ling admittance into a mans place o
business in the discharge of his off
cial duties.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-15
Joe williamson

FRESH MILK DELIVERED.
am now selling and delivering
fresh milk in Caldwell and am pre-
pared to supply the market. Gail
or write l. G. Cook, Bell Phone 288
Red 81. A31-S1k
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sion Wednesday and Thursday made
the tax levy for next year. The
levy and the amount of taxes that
will be raised follow:
RATE AMOUNT
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-15

Mrs. Chas. S. Paynter spent a few
DAYS this week at the Arrow Rock
dam above Boise visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Jones.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-15

A. ]. Mcfarland of Falk's Store
was IA business visitor in CaldWell
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-15

A. I. Myers, the Loan and Insur
ance man, Egleston Block.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-15

The infant son of ]. C Hagerman
died Wednesday. Interment took
place in Canyon Hill cemetery under
the direction of w. E. Plat.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-15

COMMISSIONERS FIX LEVY.
The County Commissioners in ses-
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