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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
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ELLIS hattcd for Harmon In second;
Wiley batted for Steele In seventh;
Brown batted for Cheney In ninth; Now
~ batted TO. Dale in ninth.
Chicago .2 o 60I0 o DO
81 LOUIS ..,,........0 0 0 0 0 0 L 2
summary: Three-base hit-Zimmer-
man. Two-base hIts-Dimmerman (2),
Sheckaid. Higgins. Konetchy, MowrN
stolen bases--Lcech. Magee. Double
plays-Eve 10 Tinker. Hugglns to
Hauscr TO konetchy. llits-On Harmon.
or Cheney : in innings. Bases on
bals-Off Harmon 9; off Dale. I; off
Cheney, S: off Maroney, /; off steele. 2.
Struck out--By Steele. 4; by Cheney ..
Sacrifice hils-Tinker. Cheney. Ilit by
pitcher-Smith. Wild pitches-Cheney,
steele. Time hours and 10 minutes
rmpircS- Klein and Bush
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
Trolley League

Double headers viii he played in all
Trolley league games today AT 10 o'clock.
The Framptons will play the n. c, r. club
on Barress fiat. AS the Framptons have
been practicing faithfully all week, they
viii try hard TO turn the tables on the
champions for the double defeat the last
time these two teams met. Gmpires-
Pugh and Dykes.
Tho Liberty s. NJ club will oppose the
Murphys on the new high school grounds
Umpres-Moser and Ma bbitts.
The Birds will meet the W. IT. & s.
NJ. club on the West Side grounds. Sec
ond Basenan Charles Risley was sus-
pended for twentyone days at a special
meeting OF the executive committee on
Friday night last. Umpires--Yard and
Giauque,
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CHICAGO,

Summary. Home run-Shotten. Three
base hits--Lord (2). Two-base hit
Stovan Stolen bases-Blackburn. CAL
Weaver to Rath. Bases on balls-Off
Powell, l.; off u. Brown. 2; off Benz, 1.
struck out-By Benz. S; by Powell. 1; by
Time OF game-1 hour and 90 minutes.
Umpires-Connolly and Hart.
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AilsSoIiLA.

Summary: Left on bases-SalL Lake, 4.
Missoula, To- Stolen bases-Warren Da-
Wis, Orr. Pendleton, Bauer. Sacrifice hits
-Pcrrine. Fortier. Deveroaux. Sacrifice
dy-Changnon. Two base hlts-Spencer
Davis, Jensen. Tobn, Perrine. Fortier
Three base hts-Tobln .. Double play
OFT 10 Abbott. Struck out-By Jensen,
8; by Keene. 3. BHses on balIsEoff lon,
sen, o: or Zamlorh. /: off RossborougIl.
o; of keenan. T. Wild pitches --Rosebor-
ough. q Hit by pitched bail-By lam-
loch, Fortcr. Bauer: ny Keenan,. Bauer
Passed balls Roberts. ,. Time or game
2:lb. llmpirc.-Mrich I.
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Summary Left on bases--Tielena A.
Butte 10. Stolen bases-Thompso
Iussi Two-base biis-LusEi MaiheE
Stovall, Whaling Three base hlts-yVha
ling. Maloney. Etlliay. Mathes Home
run Quisley. Runs bafted in-By Kill
lay 2. By Lussi /. by Irby 2. by StovaJI !.
by sullivan l. by Druhot L. Innings
pitched-By Zimmerman, ca OF an in
ming: by M5onoy, Ia innings Base
hits-On Zimmerman S. on Maloney 4
Struck out-By Byrd 4. By Malouey B.
Bases on balls-On Byrd Q Passed ball
sullivan. Tlme of game-2:oo. Umpire
Hurlburt.
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Banda Roma, Salt Palacs,

Don t be content viIn v,ho.s 81
careless service. wheh "A by
proficient can be reacTTs;Ihu cTr;hune
them through The huu,a;ness u,,s ~
Skilled specialists ~ eus Ear s11
professions, those wfhu2sSsss who Sss VI
their records and ostorily, q:
can serve you satistssssva s"ua WsJr
and wiIling-The TnDua'
hripo. than. 20, yoH
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
American association

AT Indianapolis ~ r
columbus =. o Q o e5
bst,erieH-Ryan and Smith and Mcconnaoor
hooestaon and Clarke. umpires-Chli and Irwin
Al Toledo
Louisville 80 1 , , n I. " n W.
I1leao .;.....S o o o o o o OS IN :
eoI,sn -neuuermiik and schlcl: Falkcnborr
Connolly. ''"s''r and
AZ Kansas City u =
Minneapolis . o O n Z, n ~, e.
hIrasuA p Clty -. o o 2 I o. 7 4
% se"t1so,rles-oin'sted and owena: Altrock GaIIie
'' 'onnor' omplroe-iiaycn and Anderson.
81 pani r. H. z.
Milwaukee n 2 a +.
ave, s,o,,iss-harsst and Marshall; siapniks Mar
WV ''' s'ak umpiros-ForguBon aud Handiboc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
Boston Wins Double-Header.

BY International News Service.
NEW YORK, June a2.-The Boston Red
Sox took both ends Of today's double
header from the New York Yankees, the
first by score OF 18 to and the Sec
ond 10 10 3, The Yank pitchers were easy
for the visitors. while the Boston twirl-
ers. Hall in the first and Collins In the
second, were strong in the pinches.
NEW YoRK-BoSToN
FIRST CAME
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GREAT FALLS BEATS
OGDEN; SCORE s TO z
Box Score of Game Will Be
Found on Page "a of Main
News Section.

Great Falls beat Ogden yesterday by
the score OF 6 TO 2. For some time last
night the telegraph wires We're working
badly, SO the box score and summary OF
the Great Falls-Ogdcn game win be
found on page Il OF the main news sec
tIon OF today's Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

'Batted for kIIlfer In fourth
-fBatted for Ragon In eighth.
Two ont when winning run scored
fcrayath out inhed ny
Phliedelphia o O o n 4 o q n a &
BROOKLYN .-"...,..o o. % o j Ia
summary: Home r1ns--Tooley. Paekori Three.
hase hltH-CTsvnth 12i. Moran. Two baHe hits
ihnernE. Smith. Miller Stolen basns-Whoat :
aoIan. Tooley. Double pIays-MiIcr 10 smith:
paupeTt tnnaSsIsted) BAses balls-On Brcn-
nan s: OF Stacks. s: of YingIing i; OF
Hason g. Struck out-By Brennan. q; by Rason,
Hit by pitcher By Stack, 1: by Kent l.
tendsnce-l0.0O0. Umplres-Easnn md Iohnatana |
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
Cleveland Beats Detroit.

BY International News Service.
DETROIT, June 22.-Cleveland beat the
Tigers today, IL TO 8. Bad throws. muffs
and boneheads characterized Detroit's
playins' hrapp's brilliant pitching and
fielding marked Cleveland's. A base on
balls and ive singles finished Dubuc In
the sixth inning
cLEyEIAND-pprporr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
Manhattan League

The following f. ,odAys schedule In the Man
haitian league ~
Pacific Va. woodburn. ON the Woodh,irn Erounas
Liberty vs. Ninth East. on the Liberty grounds.
All games arc called for 10 a. Ii.
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SECOND GAME.

summary: Home rn-Lewis. Thres-base hit
wagner Two-base hits-speaker siahI STOLEN
6ases-Martin t2). Cree. Chase l. Gardner
speaker Doubie play-Nartjn tunnssisted). Bases
Quinn. 2. Struck out-By warhop, 4: by Col.
ins. L by Quinn l. Sacrifice hits-Yerkes
zinn. Collins Timo OF gane-2;oo. Umpires-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
SECOND GAME.

New York ...........o z 3 : . 1-l4
Boston ......t..,. O 4 e-1s
Summary: Home ruas--Merkle. Rsrisan. Three
base hit--Swceney. Two.baes hits-Snodgraps
DevIiu. crandati. Rsridsn. Becker. Meyers. Stolen
hascE-MsrAle t2i Shafcr. Becker, Jackson
Rssee on bsls-on CrsndsIl. .: on Tyler. e.:
on Donnriiy, /: on wIlse, I. Struck oui-By
Crsndali. J. by Wiiac 2: by Ames =: bF Tyler
Parsed hal-Msysfs Sacrifice hip'--Sweeney
YesEic Hi by ptehor-Aerhio tsl wIId pitch
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
BYRD'S CURVES KEEP
BUTTE'S HITS DOWN
Helena Pitcher, in Slow Game,
Breaks Winning Streak of
McCafferty's Men.

BUTTE. Mont, June 22.--It devolved
upon Byrd to break Buttes winning
streak. which he did quite handily today.
Helena winning by to D. After Thinner
man. who started the game. allowed Ave
hits. which, punched with poor support,
netted Helena five runs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
Mandot May Fight Ad

NEW ORLEANS. La, June GIN the
event Joe MadoI uefeats Willie Richie
in ten-round fight Monday night at the
New Orleans club he will accept an offer
made yesterday by Tom McCarcy OF Los
Angeles 10 meet Champion Ad Wolgast
In August.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
Boston Red Sox Take a
Double : Header From
the New York Yankees;
Washington Beats the
Athletics by a ~ to 4
Score.
Chicago, 8; st. Louis. /.
By International News Service

CItlCAGO, June 22.-.Ioe Benz bea, the
st Louis Browns. s TO l. In the last game
or the series. Jack Powell tried to re-
turn but was Knocked out in the third
inning. Elmer Brown finished for Sc.
Louis. Shottcn nicked Benz for a homer
In the sixth for the visitors lone tally.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
Giants Win a Double
Header From Boston
With Mathewson and
Crandall in Box for Nc
Graw; Pittsburg Trims
Cincinnati 2 to 1.
Cubs Chastiss Cardinals.
BY International News Service.

by IHteTHHtIohaI NEWS Service.
ST. LOUIS, June 22.-The Cubs made
1t two out of three by defeating the Car
dinals today. 10 20 .. The game was a
farce. The Cubs got fifteen hits and did
as they pleased with the st. Louis pitch
ers Cheney was effective at all stages.
CHICAGO
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Brooklyn, o, Philadelphia, 8.

BROOKLYN, June 22.-The Dodgers
beat the Philies TO g. today In a freak
game. Brooklyn rolled UP six tallies in
the first three innings, In the fourth
the Phillies amassed seven runs and each
gathered one in the sixth. Brooklyn tied
II up in the ninth and put one over in
the tenth, while Philadelphia failed 10
score.
PHILApELPHIA-BRoo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
FIRST GAME.

summary: Thrcc-baso hits-IIaTt1el!. Cree L.
Gsda Gs5Sne. n, TweS.se hits-sps,ker Lewis. stahl
ON Mcconnell. 8; of Hall. 8; ou Thompson. O.
struc kout-sy Mcconnell. .: by Hall. /: BY
thompson, .. Sacrifice hlt-Stahl. Left on
oases-Bostop. 3: New York. s. Timo OF game
2ioi tmPires-W Wegtervelt and Evans.
NEW YoRK-BosToN.
SECOND GAME
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
Giants Win DoubIo.Header,

Ey IntornaUonaT News ScrNIce.
BOSTON. June 22.-The Giants cap
tured both games from the Braves today
In an easy manner. the first II to 3. and
the second II TO l.. Tho pitching Of
both teams was weak and many subs
were used.
NEW YoRE-BOSToS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
FIRST GAME.

'sst,ed for Mcycrs In seventh
Hsw Yo,k ..h.,&........e o 10 o 2-I7
Bo.ion ..........-.-..l o % o.
summary; Homo run--lSlins Throe-bsse hit
Booklet Teo.bSsn hitS--Scbaefor. Meyers, Shod-
grass Mcrklo. stolen hases-Jsck5on. Mofkle.
Murray. Hurpe. Dcublc pley--Campbel 10 Killing.
Bases bals-o5 Dickson. u: on Mstho@Son, ..
struck out-By Dickson. 2; bT Mathcwson. &.
HH by pitchef--Fletcher. Tmc of same-2;Oo.
Umpres- Brennan aud Einsio.
NEW YoRK-BoSToN.
SECOND GAME
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
SKYSCRAPERS DEFEAT
M|sSOULA, Il TO s
Cooleysox Get Revenge for
Overwhelming Beating on
Last Friday.

Special to The Tribune.
MISSOULA. Mont. June 22.-MissouIs
was hit hard today and lost TO salt Lake.
II TO 6. The score:
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Pittsburg Beats Cincinnati.
Interna linnal Neps Gnr..lna

PITTSBURG, June 2o-plttsburg de-
feated Cincinnati. to I, this afternoon
In pitchers battle, I'm which Camnitz
oul pitched Suggs. The winning run WAS
sent over in the eighth on a walk. 10 ed
dinEton. Pittsburg's new PLAYER. and q
wild throw by Mcdonald
CINcINNATI-pTT-rcF Frtpc
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''Batted for Cobb in ninth
potroit ....,.....-,. o o o l. .
Summary: Two-bssc hIts-Jacksop, GrIrsr n, .
SON Cobb. Bases on bals-on Krapp a. on
Wlllctt. 4: on Dubuc l. Struck out"By t,,,nn
- ~ puhuc 1: ny WilIctt . sacrihco Nil"
a.olnoF Loft on basrs--Cleyeland e. Detgoi, s
dan. ~ ""0''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
'Batted Tor Pennook in ninth

Washington .... q q q 4 . n /, = =.
PHILADELPHIA =. ....... q n
SUMMARY: Homo runs Mcbride Baker Throe
haSc hit-Lapp. Two baEo iIis-Milan NoInne.
siolen aAes--ccillns Foster Henry DoubIs MI, :,
Milan TO Henry. Struck out-Hy Coofnbs a. nv
Pennook, 4; by Hughes. .; BY siusser Sac
rihce hit-Morgan. Left on basea--pbIIa lila dcInht.
8; washington. 8. Time OF semo-a:i5 Umniros
% Loughlin and Egsn ''"'
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Western LeGgus

At st. Joneph-Dos MoInes. 8: ST. Joseph. o.
AZ Topeka-Llncoln. Z. Topeka o.
AT omhha-Sioux City. .; Omaha. /.
rain
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
Washington Beats Philadelpbia

PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-Washing-
ton beat the Athletics in the flnal game
until the sixth. when five hits and sew
cral fielding breaks gave the Senators
seven runs, Hughes kept the locals hits
---- PHrLhDELPHTA--wAsUJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
Smith. .Baily, ss; syma. 8

IN, IN taroioal hneebeli gAmo yesterday ,bs
smith Baily team won from the sym. pyho,o1s .n
sroeery team by tho scoro OF az to g. Tho IInsun
Smith Bnlly.- ."'p'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
Mondays I,atonia Enfue


By International News serTtc'' y,
CINCINNATI. o.. June 2s-Lann
Monhay. I'D
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Occur d'Alene Entr,es

By International News Service
ALAN. ida, June ?2.-Moueuy'a c.>.
cntrics; -t'
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Tyler. Time of game-so5. umpireg-Brcnnan
and Emsiic
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'Bstted for willett In eighth.
s"batted for Cobb in ninth.
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SEATTLE. wash. June 22-sear.:
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NorthWestern League

VANCOUVER, r. C.. June 2s.-scoro:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
BUTTE
HELENA.

Totals .,.. ....iO t3 27 1
sBatted for Whaling In ninth.
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Banda Roma, Salt Palace, touirbt.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-25

all men of honesty and integrity-and
the people know it.
Prof. wilson has proven somewhat
of disappointment with many men
who hoped for better things. He
himself has admitted Taft to be a
splendid executive. The memory of
the days of Cleveland are yet fresh
in the minds of the older men that
went through those days of woe and
want. One of the prominent mer-
chants of.this city was in Kansas City
during those days. He worked for
$500 a week-and walked three miles
to get the work that he might keep
his family from starvation. The mer-
chants of that city formed "Provid-
ent" association in conjunction with
the municipal authorities. Men could
here break stone at a rate of 4Oc per
yard. A good man could break ~
yards a day-6O centsl And then he
could not get cash; he had to accept
an order on some of the merchants foi
articles of food at an exhorbitant
price.
The rank and file of the Democrats
will support the Republican county
ticket.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-25
CONDEMNATION ON 7
ATHLETIC FIELD.

The circumstances under which the
Boston Red Sox team finally won the
worlds championship, suggest that
winning athletics depends on many
things beside ability for brilliant play.
When Snodgrass dropped an easy
fly, when three of the "Ciants" collec.
ted around a foul, there is some fac.
ulty asleep, played to finish or para
lyzed, that should have been wide
awake and vital.
One hand catches and home runs
win fewer ball games than a continu-
Gus alertness. 1t is not the player who
occasionally sets the fans in an up
roar SO much as the man who knows
what is going on every second. and is
always ready to act and act correctly.
In other words, it comes down to
comes pretty near spelling the win
ming combination on the ball field. in
school, and in the race for business
success. The New York players lost
the worlds championship because il
at critical moment several of them
lacked this supreme gift.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-25
HOME MISSION WEEK CAM
PAIGN. ta w

When the organized Protestant
forces of the United States get to-
gether for an educational campaign on
American Social and Religious con-
ditions, and are really in earnest about
the task, it means that something Is
about to happen. The three months
campaign. eliminating in Home Mis-
sion week. November 18th to oath in
elusive, officially inaugrated by the
Home Missions Council and the coun-
Gil of women for Home Missions.
which consist of practically all the
national Home Missionary Societies
in America, will undoubtedly be the
greatest event in the church during
the coming winter. The missionary
boards back of the movement have
under their direction thousands Of
trained workers among various classes
and in different sections of the. United
States. These "home missionaries
could tell stories which are fully a.
thrilling as any narrated by the men
and women who are at work in the
foreign field, but their work hasn't
the glamour and the romance Of that
done in far-away lands. q i y
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-25
YOUTH AND AGE.

Youth has its advantages. but so
has age, although these latter are net
so easily understood. Color and
passion should fade not into dullness,
but into pictures as lovely as those OF
twilight or the star-set night. Age
should be the time when
with an eye made quiet by the
power
Of harmony. and the deep power If
joy.
We see into the life of things.
In the greatest. perhaps, of all Eng
lish meditative poems are celebrated
these gains: the mind to hear the still,
sad music Of humanity, with its power
to chasten and subdue; the presence
that disturbs us with the joy OF ele
waited thoughts, the
sense sublime
OF something far more deeply inter
fused,
Whose dwelling is the light of setting
suns,
Parents, if they are fortunate in
their children and in themselves, com
bine the advantages of maturity with
those that have gone. They know
again, with love, but without storm, the
interests of all the human stages
They live in joys. in romance, in am
bition, but with sel6shness purged
away, with hopes purified, with hearts
that seek for the young only such
experiences as shall lend value and
beauty to them always-Collier' s
Weekly.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-25
Sdll in the Cradle.

William Dean Howells, the nos "aro.
said at a dinner at York Harbor, ap S.c.
DOS of I. Townsend Burden. = ,sss.r
iaration that Newport was no ;, ' ..;esu
sufficiently exclusive for the n"s
aristrocrat. -. ..;.,rocrat
"After ali, the American aT,s, ! zen.
is very young. isn't he! Ony s.dddlins
Grafton or 50 ago he was Pe''Tlh The
clocks or hoeing corn, en- en-. .nils.
American aristrocrat makes ms hottie
"He reminds me rather On. q . table
of Burgundy at the half'do''''
d. hote. ,.,e dining
At this d'hote and to roun n.,. o II Bur.
dinner they ordered a bottle . 2. hat
rundy. Il came, like az Nv, w., on its
throw of . sediment. 'y ..Sie.
sc. "r !" first man said =: the
carefully filled their glasses .,,dle, do
why Is this served IN
'' "rhe he's second man took su : slE ard
Burgundsy. shuddered 'hs''s
answered. .,o,ns, .--Wa~
ington Star.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-25
PUBLISHERS STATEMENT.

Statement of tn ownership. manag-
ment, ETC.. of The Caldwell Tribune,
published weekly at Caldwell. Idaho.
required by the act of August "a. 1912.
Name of editor. Dan Banks.
Name of business manager, Dan
Banks.
Name of publisher, Caldwell Print
ing Co.. Ltd. Caldwell. Idaho.
Owners: stockholders holding one
per cent or more of the total amount
of stock:
J. B. Gowen. w. H. Barnett and
Dan Banks.
Known bondholders. mortgages,
and other security holders. holding l
per cent or more of the total amount
of bonds. mortgages, or other securi-
ties: None.
Dan Banks,
Managing editor.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9TH day of October. 1912.
Kate Morrow.
(SEAL) Notary Public.
(My commission expires Jan. %, 1910
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-25
SNAPSHOTS OF DEMOCRACY

The Democratic party favors send
ing 48 boys instead of one big man as
a policeman to make the trusts De-
have.
High cost of living is bad enough,
but with good wages it is better than
the SOUP houses and bread lines of
1898.
When you pick out party to re-
form our financial system, better get
one that in past years has shown the
difference between a dollar and half
dollar, also between dollar and a
piece of worthless paper.
Just as you can't have home stores
in place, of the people buy all OF
their goods of stores in distant cities
and mail order houses, so you can't
have American factories if you buy
your goods in Europe.
An example of the results OF the
Democratic rule was given in the
years 1893 to 1897. During this time
the factories showed smokless Chin
neys, dark windows, or curtailed pro-
duction. Business men chung to the
old dollar deperately. fearing that il
they trusted it to the chances of COM
merce under Democratic rule. they
would never see it again. Think this
over, Mr.. Voter. before voting the
Democratic ticket Novembr 5.
Young men who are voting for the
first time should reflect that the
Democratic party's last job of tariff
making was called work of "perfdy
and dishonor" by the last Democratic
president. Do we want another OF
that kind? &
The times call for party looking
toward the morning, with sympathy
for the dmands of the graf world Of
modern business. A party whose eyes
are still fixed on the ashes of Jefferson
and Jackson is not apt to understand
the needs of the busin IS community
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-25

continent-wide rally of the Republican
party.
"Taft and the top wave OF prosper
ity, or destruction to industries, or
"the whirligig administration OF an
unbalanced President.
"No new governmnt ought to be
permitted to check existing prosperity
"The pleading of millions OF Ameri-
can citizens from all over the land
for work failed to stay the destroying
hand of Cleveland and his free trade
Congress.
IAN act (the Wilson tariff that
closed American workshops, that re-
duced American wages and degenerat-
ed American manhood to want, misery
and starvation.
DO American farmers, American
workingmen, American manufacturers
American merchants. desire a return
to the Cleveland condition? If so, the
way is open by the election OF free
trade President and free trade Con,
gress.
II believe the Republican party car
and will rightly revise the tariff.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-25

Mutual Deficiency.

Joe Cepfert, the secondhand book
dealer, went out to luncheon Thurs.
day noon, and when he got seated .!
the table in the restaurant he iouno
that he had left his glasses at inc
store. So he couldn't read the news.
paper. And then when the ware!
brought him the bill OF fafs, 70.
couldn't read that, either. 80 s
squinted at it for a moment ana tue"
handed it back to the waiter. =,
"Here," he said, you'll have TO 'eA'
this to me-" ..,..,,y
The waiter grinned sympath'caA''
and shook his head. aprt
"Sorry boss" he Whispered.
l amt got no educashun, e''ne''
Cleveland Plain Dealer.