The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-05-17
Caldwell WILL
have A HOUSE
CLEANING
Commercial Club Gives Pleas
Smoker Gets Letter from
Forward Club and
Appoints Committses 10 Join Hands
With Ladies in Concerted Attack
On all Rubbish-Will Make Caldwell
spotlsss Towu-Othee Matters Of
Interest Which Cams Before club.


Caldwell is to have = cleanup day.
Thanks to the initiative of the ladies
Of our beautiful city. or the beautiful
ladies' of our city-fos they are all
interested-a concerted move will b
made to Danish the unsightly rubbish
and have . real city beauteous to wei
the visiting van Of governors.
Monday evening the Commercial
club gave 4 smoker and the above was
one OF the most important matters to
come up for action.
When the soodly crowd had assem-
bled, Arthur Binford and Austin
We.trope sang solos-and naturally
eneores.
W. c. Hunter. the new dry goods
merchant, was then unanimously elect
ed to membership. As was also Thomas
Griffin.
A letter from DR.. Boone was read
in which. referring to the prefer Of
. banquet by the club. the doctor
Enthusiastically asked. to save him
from embarrassment, the banquet be
postponed until sometime after the
opening of the Panama Canal"
The report of the outgoing Publici-
v committee was read and accepted
and many warm words Of commenda-
ton spoken regarding their work.
The new Publicity committee was
then chosen. the members being: J..
H. Cipson. H. w. Dorman. Robt. Far
rar. w. J. Ross. J. D. Kelleher. J. l..
Davis. DR.. Gigray. G. s. Doan. Ar
thur Conover. J. c. Rice and B. NJ.
Holt.
Big Time Himsstsadsss' Day
In the absence Of Mr.. Harrington,
Mr.. T. S. Jackson reported on Home
steaders' Day plans. 1t appears that
Caldwell is to have 4 celebration that
will live long in the memories Of all
who are fortunate enough to be here
on that day.
Judge Hayden reported regarding
the Subscriptions for the day and tool
occasion to pay Caldwell and hes
business men = handsome tribute. He
said nothing had 20 impressed him
since coming to Idaho - did the way
in which the merchants responded to
the call for funda He 10 convineed
that Homesteadess' Day win exceed
the most sanguine expectations.
Mr.. A. L. Murphy was appointet
committee Of one to collect the sub
scriptions-and there wasn't murmul
from him. either.
Clean Up Day.
The following communication from
the Forward Club was then read:
Cooperation seems 70 be one o
Caldwelrs watchwords. and because o
this the ladies OF the Forward Clul
earnestly request the cooperation o
the Commercial Club In the following
proposed plana
FKst-We have q Civic committe
that hope to see . persistent campaig
tor the cleaning up and beautifying Q
CALDWELL. This plan to Be carried on
oy Ward and Community Improve
ment committees.
For this work We hope you viii %
point two members Of your club to
each ward. These elk members I
comprise 4 committee who will ca
me Civic committee Of the ForWar
club TO 4 joint meeting and start ia
campaign At once.
The reasons for this work are sell
evident. but we beg to mention ont
the probable visit OF the q governor
IN the month Of August. This alou
ought to cali forth our civic pride
the healthful and beautiful did not I
themselves appeal.
In Boise. Nsmpa aad Payette. the,
campaigns have been started. and
pose especially. the Commercial CIV
nas taken 4 splendid part and ha,
mace themselves the real Strength
me movement. They have workt
collectively and Individually and ha,
~Se'ped to greatly broaden the wor
s Uns OF their FIRST moves was 10 o.
wy to the campaign fund.
One other plan which We hop!
mafht be OF the greatest interest to q
elue Is this: Could We not, both clu|
Working together, invite Mr.. Ro
SSrtee OF Boise. who has proved hir
SET an artist In his work Tor the o,
Fellows home. to Caldwell.
NINA - A. 81.