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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-26
TREASURER
G. A, STRONG

a man new to the people of tn,
BOISE valley but we'll known ant
highly esteemed in the Payette vale,
IS Mr.: c. A. Strong of New Plymouth
Mr.. Strong is candidate for the re-
publican nomination for treasurer A.
in all likelihood the duties of tax col.
lector Will be made a part of the
duties of the county treasurer bv con-
stitutional amendment the people OF
the county should exercise the greatest
care in selecting a man for the office
this year. The transfer of the office (;
the introduction Of proper system in
the office; and the subsequent duties
attendant upon the office demand a
most capable man. Such a one will be
found in this candidate from New Plv-
mouth.
Mr.. Strong was for five wears
county superintendent of schools of
Oneha county, Kansas. For three
years he was the superintendent of
the public schools of New Plymouth.
In addition he has had great exper-
fence in business and other lines of en-
deavor. He has given close attention
to public affairs of all kinds He has
always been staunch republican.
At this time we would urge the re-
publicans of the county to place Mr.
Strong on their ticket for the office
to which he aspires. He will add
strength to the ticket for three very
good reasons. First it is no more than
right that one or two or three or more
candidates come from the Payette
valley. Second, the people will recoe-
nize at once the fact that he is pre-
qualified Third, they will |
prefer the man because he is fair
minded in all things; is of good char
lcter: and has a most pleasing per-
'onality. For the welfare of the peo-
Die OF the county as we'll as for the
success of the republican ticket in its
.ntirety he should get the nomination
The strongest thing that can be said
or any man is that he is we'll liked
md highly respected at home. This
an, in truth, be said of Mr.. Strong.
The republicans of the county must
ook to success in November. They
hould keep in mind the idea that Il
best to make up their ticket of
trong, capable men. They will not |
e disappointed in Mr.. Strong.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-26

years. and has become we'll known
and highly estemmed to and among
the members of his profession and the
people of Canyon county.
Judge Harger announced his candi-
dacy at the earnest solicitation OF
members of the Canyon county bar
and of republicans from all sections of
the county. The lawers of the COUNT
are very DESTROYS that an attorney-at-
law fill the office of probate Judge,
and if lawyer in the office be to the
best interests Of the office and of the
people, a good lawyer would be better
still. In Judge Harger the people will
get a man whose education and train
ing and ripe experience will be in
valuable
AS man recommendation of
Judge Harger is unnecessary. He has
lived among us long enough for US to
become acquainted with the man. We
may say that personally he is genial,
whole-souled and Justly popular
among all classes. He is a man of
firm convictions and at all times has
the courage of those convictions. He
is man of sound Judgment, kindly
disposition and sound character. as
the people of Caldwell we'll know.
1t would be highly gratifying to his
hundreds of warm personal friends
throug bout the county if he be nomi-
mated by the republicans at the pri-
mary election. They know that not
only would he make a splendid Off
GER but that he would add strength to
the ticket. AS probate judge his Is
years experience would be at the COM
nand and devoted to the public. The
office of probate judge requires a man
If good judgment, spotless character,
md unquestioned ability. In the trial
If cases and in the settlement of es-
ates such man is needed in the Of
ice: In Judge Harger will be found
n ideal candidate for the office. We
ommend him to the consideration of
he republicans of the county, assur-
1g them that they will never have
ause to regret their choice. He
hould and undoubtedly will receive
lie nomination.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-26
FOR SHERIFF
FRANK BRESHEARS

One OF the most important duties of
the voters at the coming pramaries
will be the selection ia proper can
didate for the shrievalty nomination.
Only by nominating and electing a
man of high integrity and fearlessness
can the citizens of Canyon county be
assured of the enforcement of all laws
without fear or favor. Such man is
frank Breshears aspiring for the NOM
nation on the republican ticket.
Mr.. Breshears is amply qualified to
I'LL the office to which he aspires,
having served the people of Canyon
county in that capacity for two years
from 1908 to 1910, giving universal
satisfaction and perfecting a highly
efficient organization. Under his ad
ministration all laws were ripidlv en-
forced and the way of the TRANSFERS
sor was made doubly hard.
mr.. Breshears has been resident of
caldwell tor many years and is held in
high esteem by friends and neighbors
regardless of party creed. He is at
present a member of the Caldwell
school board having been elected to
that position last fall by a vote Of
So " INV. TIC HISH vote pOIled by
him at that time is indicative of the
non-partisan feeling of the community
towards him.
OF his nomination and subsequent
election his friends say there is no
In this event this paper has
no hesitancy in predicting that all
laws will be enforced without favor
and that the sheriff's office will be
maintained at its high standard oil
On July 80 mark your ballot for
FRANK Breshears and an economical
administration.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-26
PROSECUTING ArroRnpv
JUDGE B. w. HFNp,,

One OF the most importan. os.
to be filled by the voters this va ..'ees
that of prosecuting attorney, I1a Is
the county prosecutor devolv. upon
duty of strict law enforcement the
is necessary to select for this po rau II
man %, OF known integrity and ah;';.'l
A candidate for the republics, Ao''''y'
nation is Judge B. W. Henry , Dom'-
p pre-: qualified for the n man
ton for several verv pooa e posi-
Chief among them beino reasons.
c cnmn ' ~ as an attorney and wen Y.
l tUu'age TO prosecute violators nf the
law law regardless af OF their social Or q any
''dl prestge in the commun;tu IMAM
Judge Henry has been a rss;i
canyon county for the last f omu Of
ana mas become well known and years
~ esteemed to and among ths thu sigh-
bers OF the Canyon countv i h MEN,
record as probate judge dn uir. His
iast two years speaks wei, the
ability as a public Official Gil .r OF his
fairs under his jurisdiction b, Inc af-
handled expediously, econnn, nave been
Justly. His experience in th;a "a. and
will prove an invaluable ASSET S =. office
people of this county, sh r,nId to 70 the
nominated and elected. 'u De be
Only after the earnest sor...,
OF many of the voters did I"e Hon
Henry announce his candidac, Judge
would be gratifying to the bvn ana It
of warm personal friends bnunareds
the county if he be the noru G;usnout
the republican party. They knons e: OF
he will add strength to the t;cI Iw that
would make splendid Officer ECKER - and
man who has the couraes aeis
and the ability 70 III VI MS
them. He pledges himself ~ s .
enforcement of all laws and az s s.i'ct
omlea administration ,d,nIns of the office Of
In Judge Henry the reouhr..
nave an ideal candidate for 4. ass
and he is commended to n. o a
'ideration of the voters of the COZ. con-
With the assurance that thew couI% aa ny
dominate better man and ths. u .h NOT
Will have no occasion to reors. . tn.y
'hoice. He should and doubtles. '~ nHI
eceive the nomination. Will
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-26
COMMISSIONER
w. B. MITCHELL.

An office of the greatest importance
to the taxpayers is that of count,
commissioner. Too often in the pas,
ms Office has gone to appease some
disappointed man who might other
wise make trouble for the party. The
result has been that many times men
totally unfit have been elected. re-
sulting IN extravaganza and conse-
quently high taxes. This year the re-
puDiicans have an opportunity to
nominate man well qualified for the
Office: That man is Mr.. w. B. Mitch
ell of Parma. Mr., Mitchell is from
the Second District and by long odds
the choice of the people of his dis
trict. He is well known over the
county and stands high in every sec
ton.
1t elected he will give the people a
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-26
FOR COMMISSIONER
THIRD DISTRICT
E. A. BLAIR

Discriminating care should ant
doubtless will be, exercised by tn,
electors of Canyon county in selecting
candidates for the office of count,
commissioner at the primary election
to be held July 80. The alarming in.
crease in the tax rate during the last
few years has fully awakened the peo-
pie to the fact that this iffice is of vas
Importance and that only men of in
tegrity and well known ability should
be chosen for the position.
The people of the third district
comprising Payette and the Payette
valley in casting about for suitable
man to represent them on the board
selected Mr.. E. A. Blair, a successful
fruit grower of that section. Not
caring for political honors it was ne
cessary to bring overwhelming pres
sure to bear before Mr.. Blair, through
high sense of civic duty, reluctantly
gave his consent to enter the race.
once his decision to enter was made,
however. hesitation vanished and he
has conducted an aggressive campaign
Mr.. Blair has resided in Canyon
county tor many years and is thor
oughly conversant with existing con
ditions. He is a man of sound bust
ness Judgment and is we'll qualified to |
I'LL the office to which he aspires with
credit to himself and the county, He
is one of the pioneer fruit raisers in
the Payette valley and has done much
to advance that industry in the county
In Payette, his home city, he is re-
garded as one of the substantial citi-
zens and takes an active part in its de-
velopment.
Visiting Caldwell last week in the
of his candidacy Mr.. Blair
made many new friends. He has a
pleasing personality and his bluff
whole hearted manner was a distinct
relief from the sterotyped political
now in vogue. He is, as he
laughingly says, "Not politician, Just
a plain farmer"
He answers all questions pertaining
70 his policies frankly and promises
an economical administration and a
square deal for all sections of the
county. The readers of this paper can !,
make no mistake in voting for E. A :
Blair for county commissioner on the ,
republican ticket.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-26
COMMISSIONERS
H. A. PARTRIDGE

While discussing the office Of
county commissioners it should be
kept in mind that full board should
be. elected that harmony may prevail
among the members of the board
three men of kindred aspirations can
work to better advantage than three
hen of entirely different views. In
order to insure the best hesults TO the
county Mr.. H. A. Partridge should
be nominated. He will represent the
business and general interests of the
county IN manner that will meet
with the approval of the people. He
Is a most successful business man and
: large property owner. He is a resi-
gent OF Nampa and consequently will
be from the First District While a
resident OF Nampa he has large prop
erty interests in other parts of the
county.
Mr.. Partridge is in favor of strict
economy in the management of
county affairs. He has had exner-
fence as county commissioner and in
consequence he knows where to look
tor probable leaks. He would be an
invaluable member of the board for
that reason if for no other. The wear
he was elected county commissions
ne was the only republican member
elected. That fact indicates the respect
IN which he was held by the people of
Canyon county. That estimate of the
man was amply justified by his adj
ministration and by his later actions
IN private life. He is an enterprisine.
public spirited citizen. The people Of
canyon county are to be conpratu-
lated upon their opportunity to secure
the services of such a man as Mr.
n. A. Partridge. That they will avail
themselves of the opportunity goes
without saying.
Mr.. Partridge has hved in CANYON
county tor many years. He has been
a big factor in making the city oil
Nampa what she is today. He has
served Nampa as mayor and in other
capacities of honor and trust. They
never found him lacking. The peo-
pie OF Canyon county will do well TO |
utilize a man whom they have known
Tor twenty years or more. He is |
honest. competent, and energetic. He
himself. "o"''
Republicans should place Mr.. Part
ridge on their ticket. His future
course will vindicate their action,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-26
COMMENT FAVORABLE To PRIMARY CANDIDATES

Unler the primary law many men
present themselves for office. The
descriptive articles on this page were
designed to acquaint the voter with
the merits of the different aspirants.
Every man represented on this page is
worthy OF your support, all are sue
cessful men and their nomination and
election will give Canyon county an
economical business administrator
and in consequence decreased tax
rate.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-26
REPRESENTATIVE
A. I. ROCKW00n

Particularly this year, the republi-
cans must exercise their best judg-
ment in the legislative nominations
they make. Matters of the pr.atest
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-26
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Arizona republican., 1912-01-24
BIC FREE BARBECUE AND LOT SALE
IN BURROUGH'S ADDITION

NSE lots the Northeast section of the have city
 water, electric lights and The Brill line within
 short distance and wl probably, be extended through The Wte Line will through the property and everything to make this desirable place for home will be found here Lots age50Xl50 feet Positively the highest point the city
Arizona republican., 1912-01-24

flee and bank building of this company now under construction will be one of the finest in the west. and it is re- markable as being built by the savings .of hundreds of small investors. with out mortgage or direct lien. This is by means of the Gold Notes of this company. which pay six per cent in- terest to the investors. They are is- sued in large or small amounts. or for long or short periods
 This is but one example of the CO., operation that has made Los Angeles famous and successful. It is d city noted for doing big things in a big way and for the combination of the ef- forts and savings of the many into channels that produce the highest re- suits. The progr, ss of Los Angeles and of this. it's largest financial institution. are the remarkable events Of 1911. in building circles dk
Arizona republican., 1912-01-24
SCOTTSDALE |S
 GOOD ENOUGH
So Think Those Who Go Looking For Better Place and Come Back.-Electric Railway Prospects De velop New Confidence.
INhccinL Carrcstondcnccl

IStccidI Correspondence
 SCOTTSDALE. Jan. 2S.-Wnliam Van Kleeck returned Saturday. Jan uary Ig. from New York. Mir. Van KI,,ck thought when he left for the east l.st summer that he would re- main there. He now says that the cast is all right for those who don't know any better. but Scousdalc is good enough for him. He is stop ing at the Scousdale Hotel. Oasis Villa
 Charles Caldwell. formerly mem b.r of O. r.. Brown && Co. Scotts- dale. returned Saturday. accompanied by his son His entire family will l,llaW in few days.
 IT. T SsryiSs has commenced op- euatigus ou Mr. Williams eighty which win help the looks of Scotts- Gal-
 Mrs. Frank Last has been unable Co take charge of her school work for few days and Mrs Willard Wilbur is teaching in her place. We all hope to see Mr-. Last out again soon
 Johnson X Riggs have opened mp a
Arizona republican., 1912-01-24

ard wagon repairing shop in Scotts- dale and are kept busy all the time Let us patronize home industry.
 James stout. owner or the Scotts- Gale stage. reports heavy traffic for tEe past week He thinks everyone must be looking toward Comeback and Scottsdale
 Mrs. Charles Miller and children spent the week end in Phoenix with friends
 Nlr Hayden is still hauling hay from the Miller ranch.
 Dr and Mrs. McLelland are now pleasantly located in their new home There is no doubt in the doctors mind about the bright future of this community
 The Georgc-Last stock ranch re- ports the new registered Jersey cows as doing fine.
 Since the new car line to Scotts- dale is assured. the ranches have n,ar,y all been taken off the market. You will have to hurry. Mir. Buyer, il you want to live in this vicinity.
 The r. J. Benuitt co. or Phoenix has been clearing d couple of sec tions of land near Scottsdale.
 William Kinsey has completed his reW house and is now living in it.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-24

revised entertainment this evening The program for today is as follows.
 Nine e. M.
 Woman's Club House. Registration Of Delegates.
 Nine Thirty a. M. Nlusic-America Mvocation-Rev. II. AL Campbell. Address of Welcome For Arizona-Gov. Sloan. For the City--Mayor Christy. For the Federated Clubs of Phoenix
 Mrs E. A. Fowler. Responses For the General Federation
 Mrs. J. F.. Cowles. Los Angeles For the Delegates
 Mr. Colin Cameron. Tucson. Of the Federation President Mrs. sidney Carleton Newson
 Tucson Miscellaneous Business Reports of Department of Work Report of Cred,Itial Committee
 Ore---irtv p. M. Meeting of Executive Committee and
 Council
 Two Q. M. Music Reports of Standing Committees Reports of Clubs Woman's club ...............B Bisbee WOman's Club ...-......... Douglas
Arizona republican., 1912-01-24
STRIDES MADE BY LOS ANGELES.

The whole Southwest is proud of the marvellous advance made by Los Angeles in the last year. During 1911 l2.500 building permits were issued, az sregating over $230O0,00O0 to con struct Iy this. Los Angeles has eN- celled the 1911 record for all cities in this country Of under a million pepu- Iation.
 Of this total of twenty million dollars. one company took out permits for $L3&i. .,56.00 worth of construction. This is the Los Angeles Investment Company. which has a paid in capital nd surplus of over seven million dol lars. This immense thirteen-Story of-
Arizona republican., 1912-01-24
State Federation Convenes This Morning. Mrs. CowleS Lectures To
 night at Eight
THE PUBLIC IS
 NOT INVITED
Insufficient Room Makes It Impossible to Accommodate Any But Club and
 School Visitors

owing to d delayed train. Mrs. Josiah Evans Cowles. first vice president of the general federation of women's clubs. who was Co have addressed an audience at the Womans club of this city last evening. was unable to keep her appointment. Mrs. Cowles arrived at eleven o'clock last night and is at the Hotel Adams.
 After due Geliberation. it was deciI- ed Co combine the Tuesday ana Wed nesiay evening programs. eliminating some of the features, and giving the
Arizona republican., 1912-01-24

reception. T. will be a real get to- gether and get acquainted" affair. Re treatments will be served
 Among the officers of the Arizona Federation who had arrived at the Adams last night were Mrs. Sidney Carleton Newsom of Tucson, presi- denD Mrs. F. F.. A. KimbaH of Tue son, spending secretary; Mrs. A.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-24
YOU GOING AWAY.

Well what about your money It isn't safe To carry q large amount about your person. There is where you take an unnecessary risk. The better way is to buy Travellers Checks, which are payable in. all the principal cities of the world They are worthless to anyone except the payer Your signature is the only identification required The cost is d trifle The Valley Bank of Phoenix. Largest bank in Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-24
TOUCH OF GREEN

We have determined to close out our English porcelain dinner sets. We have one particular pattern. deli cate green undersigned decoration. 52 pieces. ot the latest pattern. This quality is usually sold for twice our special price of S6.15. Your credit is good. BarrOWs- Fooshee Furniture Co.,, Washington and Fourth avenue.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-24
THE BIG FIRE.

When the Equitable Building was destroyed by fire in New York the other day it demonstrated the value "i a modern safe deposit vault, where billions of wealth Was stored and not penny lost. A box in our safe de- posit vaults cost from three dollars upward. according to size. We also rent space of chests and small trunks. The National Bank of Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-24
GROWTH OF PHOENIX

Perhaps no feature will so adequate ly illustrate the growth of Phoenix more than the development of the Home Builders Organization. which has in the past twenty months built sixty homes. Originally organized with twelve stockholders and today has three hundred. eight members representing over sl35.O0 and scat tered over nineteen states.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-24

" tIsHt o'clock tHIs evening. promptly at the hour. Mrs Josiah Evans Cowles. will deliver her address The General Federation of Women's cIUbs-Uritv in Diversity ana the musical program arranged for last ev- cninS and tonight will be rendered. The reception to Mrs. Cowlcs and the officers Of the federation. the visiting delegates. superintendents. principals and teachers of the public schools. by the federated womer's clubs of Phoe- nix will follow. owing to a lack of sufficient room. the general public arc not invited to the reception and en- tertairmsnt this evening. All formal fcatures will be eliminated from the