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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-04

The School of the Church begins
Its years work with graded lessons
In every department next Sunday.
A good time for you to enter.
4 The morning worship centers
around the theme of the question
If We Could Begin Again"
Evening worship at 1870 this
week, following the newly inaugur-
ated mission study hour In our
Young Peoples Society,"
You are welcome at any and all
Of these services.
AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Services as usual next Sunday,
Bible school meets at 1890. Morn
ing service at 1880. Sermon. "Is
There Need of Christian Church In
Caldwell?"
Beginning Sunday, the flrst in
October, all evening services will
commence one hour earlier. Y, p
8. @. e., $3.50, and the regular ev.
ening service 1890. Evening sAr.
mon, "a Great Preacher III d
Wicked City"
The series OF revival meetings
which have been planned Will com
mence Sunday, Oct. 30. The pas
tor will do the preaching ana Nj,
George Wallace Scott will Be cho-
rus leader and soloist.
D. B. Titus, Pastor.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-04

work. The women of Nampa en-
tertained in most delightful man.
ner. The music of the convention
was excellent. the demonstrations
were most entertaining and instruc-
tive and the regular instruction was
inspiring and practical. being mostly
In the hands of Mrs. Christine /.
Timing. with her unfailing store Of
knowledge and wisdom. The state
officers elected for the ensuing year
are as follows: Miss Daisy E.
Beatty, Pres; Mrs. Nettie Chip,
V.-Pres.; Mrs. Jennie "A. Stout, cor
responding secy.; and Mrs. Rosetta
Polly, recording secy: Caldwell, or
this vicinity, has two OF the state
officers. also two state supts. of de-
partments, Wig: ]. Mrs. Paine, supt-
of Good Literature and Bible In the
Schools, and Mrs. D. N. Smith, supt
of Mothers Meetings, and Mrs.
Hawkes.. who is Canyon county
president. e
The Union will meet the next time
at the home Of Mrs. Philpott, Fair
view, on Friday, Oct. II. and will be
a Frances Willard birthday meeting.
led by Mrs. Hawkes.. All ladies are
cordially invited. Please remember
the hour, 1880 to 400, sharp.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-04

distance, flying from Portland to
Vancouver, B, G. Two flights are to
be made each day, and arrangements
have been made so that all may see
the wonderful performance. 81
Mr.. Christofferson arrived in Cald-
well yesterday, being followed by his
machine. He announced that the ma
chine was in perfect condition and
that the weather conditions gave
every evidnce of being perfect for the
best of flights to-day and tomorrow
The programs for these last two
days have been arranged with the idea
OF giving to the people of Canyon
county the best time they have ever
had in their lives. During the day
the fair grounds will hold sonnet thing
good for every minute and in the
evening the street carnival will be al
its height. The Pan-American Car
rival Co., has some Of the very best
carnival shows on the road, and what
with the merry-go-round, bands,
horns, whistles, the myriad bright
lights, the Pickering torches, laughter,
shouts--and all over, under, and
around. the shimmering confetti, no
one can help feeling the thrill in his
blood and entering body and soul m
to. the true carnival spirit. 3s
The greatest credit is due the Fair
officials for bringing only good, clean
attractions. From Christofferson, the
shadow of'the air, clear down to Nc
Connell, the confette magnate, every
thing was conducted in clean, whole
SOME manner.
II is expected there will be fully TO-
GOO people here to-day and Tomorrow,
and the, streets in the evening will be
jamn1ed with the merry carnival
makers.
But few Of The departments have
been judged in their entirety, and
next week we hope to be able to give
complete list Of the, prize winners.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-04
UNION
OFFICE OPENED

Monday the Western Union opened
its service in the Office Of the tele-
phone company Of this city,. H. w
Denecke. district commercial agSni
Of the company, started the ball roll.
ing and saw that sufficient tnofnentum
was gained before leaving. Miss Ger
aldine Converse, of Anaconda, Mont,
is the. new operator. 4 a
BY the new srfangemnt anyone can
phone in their messages at any time
day or night, and feel sure that instant
service will result. II the operator Be
absent, the telegram is phcned to
Boise. free of any additional cost to
the sender.
Should wire arrive for subscrib-
er of the telephone company who lives
far out. the message may be delivered
over the phone II desired. "A real, live
SPECIMEN Of the genus telegraph boy
IS now to be seen upon the streets oil
Caldwell and when we get some ex-
press wagons we will begin to feel
like regular 1erown-np city.
the city,s facilities Il in no small
measure due to the efforts of the
officials Of the Commercial club, &C
cording to Mr.. Deneke. Some time age
the club made application for this
service and kept the matter up before
the attention Of the Western Union
officials. At last the company decided
to grant the sequest, saying that while
the business had justified such an ar.
Management some time ago. contract
with the railroad company stood ii
the way. This obstacle has been over.
come and now the city will have first
class telegraph service.
The Office win be in charge OF Mr.,
Lewis Of the telephone company
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-04
CHORAL CLUB ~
REHERSALS

The Choral Club begins Its work
fol: the season with the first rehear-
sal on next Monday night. Re-
hearsals this year will be held on
each Monday night at the Presby-
terrain church. It IL expected by the
director, Mr.. Beale, that the club
Will this year improve the most
creditable showing made by the
chorus In Its concerts last year, II
10 expected that three concerts will
be given, the first to take place
about December 8. when the soloist
will be a young violin prodigy,
Leopold ROsen. Mr.. Beale plans to
give the celebrated oratorio. The
Creation. by Haydn. for the last
concert.
Mr.. Beale wishes to build up the
chorus and will be- glad to have
all who like to sing Join the club.
New members will be welcomed
next Monday night, and It Is hoped
that many will come without fur
ther invitation. The election OF Of
ficers for the coming year will be
held at this first meeting.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-04
BIG COUNTY FAIR
BETTER Than EVER.
EXHIBITS ARE MOST ATTRACTIVE AND GOOD
II ADJUSTMENTS FOR ALL
.AEROPLANE MAKES Two FLIGHTS TODAY
Street CARNIVAL Reaches Zenith Of Glory toniah,
Dancing will be held ON Street in front
Of Depot-Music, Mirth and
ss-. sss;s8 Confetti Everywhere

Tuesday the Canyon County Fair
opened.it doors once again for The
most successful fair yet held in j
city where success has become a by-
word.
The programs are being carried out
to "a nicely. and not dull moment
occurs from morning to night. Be
tween the races the immense throngs
are entertained by exhibitions Of
broncho busting, songs by negro
sextet and music by the best band in
the state.
The races are the best that have
been seen in Caldwell. "Wednesday
as he was coming down the stretch
at fast clip, Redmont, owned BY
Hogoboom. dropped dead, falling up
on the Jockey, who was quite severely
injured. rs
The exhibition halls aroused -the
most favorable comment. Emmett,
Parma and Middleton are represented
by splendid exhibits, that of Emmett
beng worthy of especial mention.
Among the individual exhibits, that
Of w. II. Dorman proves the most
attractive. Mr. Dorman has 48 boxes
of apples and couple dozen plates 81
prize winning apples from his iafge
orchard In the city. There are lo
yarieties represented in This exhibit,
all perfect ilss size and color. sss
~ N. Royston Of Payette, made i
clean sweep in the swine department,
taking seven frsts, FIVE seconds. and
two grand champion ships. The entire
exhibit OF q head Of hogs-will be
taken to the State Fair next week. C..
A. Holt & Sons, of this city won the
championship on their exhibit Of four
sGuernseys.
To-day and tomorrow Christoffer-
son, the world-noted bird man, will
give exhibitions in his Curtiss biplane.
This intrepid aronist holds the
worlds record for sustained fight for
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-04
B. M. AND SENATOR BoRAH.

It appears that the state chairman
OF the B. M. is getting his. N. Jeness.
referred to by the B. M. chairman as
a peanut politician" very courteously
gave Mr.. Gipson a few minutes and
replied with some questions SO ber-
tinent as to be really embarrassing.
Like the animal that expresses dis
pleasure in grunt and his 10y in. a
squeal, the B. M. chairman answers in
mere noise. Vituperation takes the
place OF argument, and Mr.. Jenness,
questions remain unanswered.
For some reason not very patent to
common morals, the B. M. chairman
has been endeavoring to harass Mr..
Borah into an admission that he is
B, M himself. In reply the senator
has in Occur d'Alene stated that he is
supporting the Republican state ticket
from Haines down; and then in reply
to query as to Taft, the senator
says: ut is rather singular that one
who has the great honor to represent
Idaho as Republican in the United
States senate should be called upon to
tell whether he is Republican or
not
Every Republican owes the B. M.
chairman vote of thanks. He is
placing the B. M. party in the state
just where it belongs, and is doing it
in fine style. The moo of the moody
Moose will soon be drowned in laugh
ter and echoing cheers for the leader
of the great Republican party, William
Howard Taft
The active support of Mr.. Borah
to the ticket will greatly help that
gentleman as well as the whole ticket
in the state, cementing as il will those
who have severely criticized the sena-
tor and those who while wondering
kept their faith unwavering because
of the senator's splendid record in the
congress
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-04
TAFT CLUB WILL BE
FORMED AT NAMPA

Wednesday evening at Nampa
was held big Taft meeting aat which
the greatest enthusiasm was RAM
pant. Hon. y. II. Peterson, candi-
dAte Tor attorney general and L. I.
Purcell. OF the Weiser Signal, made
strong addresses, the high school
band furnished music, and steps
were taken to form a permanent Or
ganixation.
Il was Roosevelt follower be-
fore the Chicago cOnvention.r said
Mr.. Purcell, land at the time 1
though Col. Roosevelt was right,
but since reading the evidence ad-
duced at the hearings OF the con-
tests at the Chicago convention 1
am convinced that everything there
was regular and honest and that /
was IN duty bound to support the
nominee of my party. William How
ard Taft. am q Republican, and
will continue to be Republican In
this campaign"
J. m Peterson made 4 rousing
campaign, speech, and charged that
he had II his possession state
n1ent from Arthur H. Allen, the or
ganlSer Of the Progressive party in
this state, that he was aided and
abetted by Fred Tloed, secretary to
Governor Hawley, In the formation
Of the Progressive party. and that
all advice a. to how to proceed with
the work was given him by Demo-
Gratis.
It II the general opinion around
.Nampa that Taft and the Republic
can ticket will poll more than the
normal Republican vote.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-04
WRECK ON O. s., L.
NEAR TWIN FALLS.

y : ~ ~
A serious wreck occurred 81, the
oregon Short Line Saturday even
Ing. about, 1880 some three miles
east OF Twin Falls, resulting in
the death of one man and the wreck
scaboose. II 71s'7.tt {
~. Five cars heavily loaded with
grain and potatoes and with a ca
boose attached broke loose from
train at Hanson and coming down
the line at the rate 0f about 90
miles an hour, owing to the down
grade from Hansen, crashed into q
freight train. The cabOose leading
the runaway cars was completely
telescoped. going. entirely over the
engine of the eastbound freight.
half of the oAbpOse landing on the
other side of the track and all the
cars being piled In confusion. AZ
The train crew, ut Hansen, missing
the cars. started afters them with
an engine, but was unable to stop
them. Knowing of the presence az
man In the caboose, search was
started Immediately after the crash.
but was Interrupted by the wreck
age taking fire. When found some,
three or four hours later He ~
dead, apparently having inst siinz
slant death. His name was Fred III
Shannon. He was q sheep buyer
and was taking sheep to his place
near Hepburn. The crew on the
east bound freight, seinH the cars
coming, threey the brakes ana
leaped from the train, escoping In
jury. No trains were able to get
through until $500 p. m. Saturday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-04
HOSPITAL NOTES.

+. Mr., Richards was operated on Tues
day morning.
Little Robert Watt is improving
quite fast
Cecil Stinson underwent an opera
ton Thursday and expects to be able
to leave rhe hospital about Friday.
Mr.. L. H. Burns of Greenleaf, was
in few days for treatment. returning
home Monday
Mr. Jesse is about the same.
Mr. Meyer is improving slowly.
. The baby of Mrs. Price. Of Home
dale, was brought in last week to be
treated for intra colitis and was able
to be taken home Tuesday,
Mr., Tom Burns has a light stroke OF
paralysis. So ss
Mrs. Colt. of Jerome, brough her
hve-week's old baby in for treatment
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-04
Caldwell Choir Wins.

At the Harvest Festival at Nampa
thursday night Of last week. the Cald-
well Choir. in a contest between FIVE
choirs of this section, won the first
prize of $4,000. The Caldwell choir
consisted Of Prof. r. F. Beal. Mrs.
F. F, Beal, Mrs, w. M. Case, Mrs E.
A. Clark. Miss Joe Steunenberg.
Misses Bess and Martha Price, Gem
eve Gordon, Lucy Lee, Hazel Har-
rington, A.. A.. Binford, Frank Mum
ford. G. A. McArtor. Austin Westrope,
Miss Lillian Mussell, accompanist
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-04
LOCAL RESTAURANTS
RAISE THEIR PRICES.

The restaurants OF the city have
all raised their prices OF the 25c
moal to $50. This action was COM
sldered ncceasary because Of the
general increase IN prices for the
last ten yeArs. While the cost Of
supplies has been advancing the
restaurants kept the Is cents meal
and now feel that they can no long
or do 20
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-04
w. q. II. U.

The Union held a very interesting
gram consisted of echoes from the
state convention. Some important
business was transacted and light
refreshments were served. The
delegates from the state convention
reported progress In all lines Of
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-04
EASTERN STAR WILL
ENTERTAIN BOISE SISTERS

The local members Of the NAst-
ern Star are planning to entertain
the Boise Eastern Star on the even
ing of the 22nd.
Quite an imposing program IL be-
Ing prepared. ~,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-04

y, Lethbridge, Canada. October 1926
Excursions via Oregon Short Line,
October l6, II, and Is, with limit of
November 18th. See agents for rates
and further particulars. OILS
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-04
Party Has a Colt.

IN concluding he said:
THE Republican party has a colt
just at just the present time. we Ire
glad to see it have. a colt, sbut. fhe
colt should bear in mind that ii gan
get as noisy as it wants TO, sbat that
It has no right to leave its. mother
and its father and go, roaming around
the country in a wild state.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-04
|TAfT CLUB FORMED
| and CAMPAIGN
| STARTED
Stirring Addresses BY Repre-
sentative Republicans Of
Caldwell.
RoUsING RALLY TUESDAY

Banquet Will be Held at Saratoga
Hotel Tuesday Evening-Ladies TO
Join in Triumphant Movement To-
wards Progressive Republican Prin-
ciples-Strong Taft Sentiment.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-04
Catholic Services Sunday.

Mass will be celebrated at. tn
Church of the Immaculate 'conceptfo
at 8 and 1890 next Sunday. S.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-04

Ticket to Seattle FOR Sale. s
Ladies' ticket to Seattle by way of
Portland--cheap. Inquire room IL
Egleston block. Oft
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-16

Hollis ". KeabIes, aged 81 years,
died Of apopleXy at Captain. n NJ
Thursday The body was brought by
his widow to FL PasO Friday night
and the funeral service was held sat
urdRy afternoon at $50 from the chap
81 at los North Campbell street, Rev
Henry Easter conducting the service.
The interment was IN Evergreen Gem
etery-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-16
cream OF sugar.

cream OF sugar
The register said Miss Janis. New
York" Her mother called her Elsie,
but on q bet she was the sim
Princess" The Janis special arrived
from san Antonio at o'clock and MISS
Janis and her mOnthers too stepped
through the alligator park TO the Shell
don for their rooms.
Miss Janis travels on the high speed
She did not stop at the hotel long
enough to get her mail, but beat II 70
Mexico IN seven passenger car to see
the sights and take pictures She was
back at and serving tea TO her
friends After the close OF her first
and only performance here she viii
leave for the west
Get the comedy makeup she
laughed. as she unpinned her girltsh
hat There were the Elsie Janis curls
all bound round with a silk scarf.
That's 10 keep the dust out and let the
air in. When I go driving / always
wrap up So
The vest love It. It's my first
trip since I was little Elsie, age IL,
and was travelling through the west as
q child wonder Oh. but love this
air, and the mountains and the dis
tances and the sunshine"
Mrs. Janis. her daughters traveling
companion, chum and official photo
grapher. looks but little older than her
famous daughter, which is not enough
to write with a double set OF ciphers-
She is a girl and dresses, acts and talks
ike a girl All OF which makes her
the attractive parsonage that she Is IN
the theater world
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-16
DE LA BARRA Is
ASKED TO STAY
Urged Not to Return to
Mexico, but Says He
Is Coming Rack.

Paris, France, March 16.-Francisco
De la Barra, former provisional presi-
dent of Mexico, has received from Mex
leo City what he c0nstders-a menacing
cablegram. 1t was signed BY 19 mem
bers Of the Progressist Constitutional
party, friends Of president Madero, and
urged him not to return
Senior de Ia Barra promptly replied
that he would return at once 10 Mexico
and labor for his country
The message from Mexico City said:
The undersigned believe your pres
ence in this country will aggravate the
present political situation. In the name
of true patriotism. we exhOrt you not
TO return If you refuse TO listen to this
admonition, you viii be responsible for
the consequences"
Senior de Ia Barra's reply was:
Received your telegram. Having fin
ished my mission in Europe I will re-
turn to Mexico as a citizen in fun exer-
else Of my rights and with the con-
victiOn that all Mexicans in the present
very delicate condition Of our country,
especially concerning external affairs,
should contribute TO peace and order.
Although my collaboration in this ma
1onal duty may be very moderate, I
viii follow a line Of conduct inspired
by my great and disinterested affection
Tor the fatherland. j reply to your ap
peal to my patriotism by eXhorting you
to pursue policy OF harmony into
which should be grouped all sane ele-
ments VINO are working for the good OF
the nation and the Development of a
democracy under the protection OF
law
senior de Ia. Barra, while not wishing
to comment on the telegram. admitted
it showed the existence OF a desperate
state OF affairs in Mexico. He said the
names Of those signed TO II are those
OF active politicians, supporters OF Ma
derO.
Senior de Ia Barra added that now
he was more determined than ever to
take part in his cOuntry's affairs
Call De La Barn Trouble Maker.
Mexico City, Mexico. March 1s.-The
message sent yesterday to senior de Ia
Of Mexico, over the signature OF Is
members Of the PrOgressist Constitu-
tional party, urging him not TO return
to Mexico, Is quoted in the NueYO Era,
a Madero organ, today. the newspaper
says:
THE signers OF the message do not
expect their eXhOrtation to be needed
by Francisco de Ia Barra- What they
desire is to go on record before the
world as having attempted to avoid
further aggravatiOn Of the Ills which
afflict the country.
We are convinced that all senior de
Ia Barra can contribute is to augment
the evil state Of the country through
the intrigues Of his partisans to excite
the ambitions Of militant Catholics in
politics and to strengthen the absurd
pretense that MaderO Is Incapable Of
administering the affairs OF the coun-
try and that senior de Ia Barra is the
only fit one"
Then follow many charges as to the
insufGciencies Of de Ia Barfa and
statement that If he Is patriot he viii
not return to complicate the situation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-16

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> A DUTCHMAN ON ST.
PATRICK'S DAY. I
= (By Paul Nafe.) 1

Sunday is the seventeenth Of Ire
land" St Patrick's day. Stories have
been written by the hundred about the
day, but most OF these stories so far
have been written by the imaginative
Irish themselves Here is a Dutchman,
writing about a most dreaded com
petitOr, the Irish 1 am Dutch. by &C
cident, not by choice, and I must stand
up for my people, Yet I still have q
warm spot in my heart for New York
policemen Blessed are the IRISH for
they shall be policemen However, the
irish have a just cause TO celebrate. not
because St Patrick drove the snakes
have done that but because they want
TO make 1t known to the world that one
Of their number was good enough TO
be recognized as a saint Strange TO
say, our friend St Patrick is not usu-
ally pictured as having red hair, a pug
nose, and a big Jaw, which IS the kind
of an Irtshman / have always seen on
the stage. but he is pictured with g large
nose, black hair, and a orwindling chin.
which makes me think more and more
that St. Pat really was a Dutch mis-
siOnary named Herr PatrOhnheim- Be
that as 1t may, Sunday IS the day " hen
he is to be Worshiped with the ''wearin'
o. the green" and dare say more Irish
noses would be red, did It not happen
that the police have ordered all the
paint shops" closed on Sunday. The
shamrock is worn because its three pet
ais represent the Holy trinity It is the
one solemn thought that comes, and that
alone Justifies the day
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