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Dairy Butter, per lib. .25
Potatoes. per cwt. $3.50
Eggs, per dozen 40
Hay, per ton 500
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Keen Kutter hay forksat Edwards
Il Mclellan's.
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and to develop
then and make them inject Tor the
Inheritance OF the saints In light"
The Oentllee who came Into mom-
bership In the Body OF Christ were
not required to conform themselves 70
the demands of the Jewish Law. For
instance. q Jew. according to the Law.
might not eat 6sh that bad no scales,
macksrsl, etc. neither might be eat
rabbit meat. nor pork. and In = variety
Of other ways he was restrained ana
limited In bis eating and drinking. But
none OF these restraints apply to Chris
tians who have come from Amongst
the Gentiles ana who never have been
under the Law Covenant, Transform.
cd By the renewing Of their minds.
they have come to appreciate and love
Righteousness ana truth. These things
they prize and not specially. the PRIV
ilegs Of eating pork OF Some other
thing forbidden 10 the Jewa Joy In
the holy Spirit fsllowship with IL
Father ana with The 'ocn ana with all
who possess the spirit Of righteous.
nsss. b the privilege Of evefy membeF
Of the embryo Kingdom class. q ~
Church which = the Body II OhEtGs
b.
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GODS WORD NOT MANS,
Mark vii, 1.13-Oet. IL.

Mark vii, 1-13-Oet. "a
ssFor the Kia0dom Of God u not aseet end
Irtsk, bvt rt0hte0ssSsss and peace and jov n
ths HolN Spirit. etu, n
HN study today shows that the
u Pharisees Of eighteen centuries
~ ago. while protesting to keep
carefully the Divine Law, and
even boasting Of faithfulness in this
respect had gradually gotten away
from Gods Word and become follow
ers Of human tradition. And surely
the same Is true Of Christians today.
The Bible II the recognized Authority,
but each denomination Of Christians
has its own theory. its own proof-texts,
its own catechism. When the Bible Is
read the gloss or Interpretation Of the
accepted creed is before the mind and
wells It. Thus It IL that with Bibles in
our hands Christians are divided into
six hundred different sects, with very
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-11
Pen-Otto Gise, Caldwell, first.
Brown Leghourns.

Pen-Otto Cise, Caldwell, first.
Brown Leghourns.
Cockerel-H. G. Myers, Caldwell,
first.
Pullet-H. G. Myers, first and Sec
ond.
Black Minorcas.
Cockerel-J. D. Quick, Caldwell,
first
Pullet--J. D. Quick, Caldwell. first
and second.
Blue Andalusians.
Pen-Mrs. Fred H. Davis, Nampa,
first.
White Orphingtons.
Cockerel-Justin Gavin, Caldwell,
first.
Pullet-Justin Gavin. Caldwell, first
and second.
Cornish Indian Games.
Cockerel-Albert Larland, Caldwell,
first.
Pullet-Albert Larland, first.
Bantams.
Myrtle Rigley, Caldwell, first; Ned
Madden, Caldwell, second.
Anconas.
Cockerel-Justin Gavin, Caldwell.
first
Pullet-Justin Gavin, Caldwell, Sec
ond.
Poultry Sweepstakes-Winners.
Best cock-Won by Otto Gise of
Caldwell with White Leghorns.
Best cockerel-Won by G. H. N.Y.
ers, Caldwell.
Best hen-Won by Otto else of
Caldwell.
Best display by one person-H. G.
Myers, of Caldwell, first; ]. E. Bird,
Caldwell, second.
Ducks-Winners.
Indian Runner, bst pair-H. H.
Nolen, Caldwell, first; George Myers
Caldwell, second.
Musova, best pair-Miss Bertha
Walker, Caldwell.
White Mallard, best pair-Miss
Bertha Walker, Caldwell, first.
Geese-Winners.
Emden geese, best pair-Mrs. N. ].
Perisho, Greenlaf, first.
Toulouse geese, best pair-Willie
Loveland, Caldwll, first and second.
Turkeys-Winners.
Bronze turkeys, best pair-Mrs.
Frank Browning, Caldwell, first; w.
| w. Lewis, Caldwell, second.
White Holland turkeys, best pair
S. H. Rider, Nampa, first.
| A special diploma was recommended
for B. F. Clay's exhibit of Rose Comb
Rhode Island Reds, for highest quail
ity of birds shown at the fair, by Judge
r. B. Coglan of the state university.
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Grain and Seeds.

Winter wheat-L. L. Young, Mann
pa, first; Metcalf & Nichols, Nampa.
second.
Spring wheat-L. L. Young. Nampa,
first.
Best 10 ears corn-May Mercer,
Caldwell, first; c. L. Berry, Payette,
second.
White beans-Metcalf & Nichols.
Nampa, first.
Colored beans-Metcalf & Nichols.
first.
Alfalfa seed-Emmstt Commercial
club, first.
Red clover seed-Metcalf & Mich
OILS, Nampa, first.
Grain in Sheaf.
Sheaf what-L. L. Young, Nampa,
first: H. C. Anderson, Parma, second.
Sheaf oats-I.. L. Young, Nampa,
first; Metcalf & Nichols, Nampa. sec
ond.
Corn stalk display-May Mercer.
Caldwell, first; Metcalf & Nichols,
Nampa, second.
Miscellaneous.
Best alfalfa hay-May Mercer, Cald-
Alfalfa seed-R. H. Weed. Parma,
FIRST; May Mercer, Caldwell. second,
Red clover haY-L. S. McElwain,
Caldwell, first; May Mercer. Caldwell
second.
Bundle broom Emmett Com
mercial club, first; R. c. Sleeper,
Fargo. second.
Celery-Emmett Commercial club
| first.
Hops display-Metcalf & Nichols
Nampa, FIRST.
Kafir corn--Emmett Commercial
club. first.
Millett-Emmett Commercial club
first; Metcalf & Nichols, second.
Red top-Emmett Commercial CLUB
| first. ,a.
Orchard, grass-Emmett CONNER
cial club, first; Metcalf & Nichols
Nampa. second.
Hawiey wheat-L. I. Young, Nam
pa, first and second.
Spring bluestem whet-L. L. Young
Nampa. first and second. !.
/. Winter bluestem wheat-L L
Young, Nampa, first.
Swedish select wheat-L. L. Young
Defiance wheat-May Mercer. cald
well, first.
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Farm and Garden-Winners.

The winners OF premiums in the de-
partment of farm and garden products
over which Edgar Meek was super
intendent, were as follows:
Sage display-R. c. Sleeper. Farga,
first; Ralph Myers, Caldwell; second.
.Asparagus-Bertha Livingston, of
Caldwell, first.
Ochre display-Emmett Commercial
club, first; Metcalf & Nichols, Nampa,
second.
Garden lemon, half dozen-Kenneth
Robinson, Caldwell, first; R. c. Sleep
er, Fargo, second.
Table beets-Metcalf & Nichols,
Nampa, first; Bertha Livingston, Cald-
we'll, second.
Sugar beets-Metcalf & Nichols.
Nampa, first.
Largest cabbage-Gus Booth. Par
ma. first; Emmett Commercial club,
second.
Best cabbage display-Metcalf &
Nichols, Nampa, first; Mey Mercer,
Caldwell, second.
Carrots-Metcalf & Nichols, Nam
pa. first; S. H.. Brinkley. Caldwell,
second.
Table cucumbers-J. D. Quick, Cald-
we'll, first; Metcalf & Nichols, Nampa,
second.
Picking cucumbers-Metcalf &
Nichols, Nampa, first.
Egg plant-Metcalf & Nichols, Nam
pa, frst;.
Half bushel potatoes-L. L. Young.
Nampa, first; Metcalf & Nichols,
Nampa, second.
Sweet Potatoes-Metcalf & Nichols
Nampa, first; Kenneth Robinson, Cald
we'll, second.
Pumpkin display. L. Kellar,
Caldwell, first; Metcaif & Nichols,
Nampa, second.
Largest pumpkin-Emmett Com
mercial club, first; Freeman Stitzel,
Caldwell, second.
Onion display-Metcalf & Nichols,
Nampa, first.
Yellow onions-Metcalf & Nichols,
Nampa, first; Gus Borth, Parma, sec
ond.
White onions-Metcalf & Nichols,
Nampa, first.
Red onions-Metcalf & Nichols,
Nampa, first; Arthur Robinson, Sec
ond.
Parsnips-Metcalf & Nichols, Nam
pa, first; R. c. Sleeper. Fargo. sec
ond.
Watermelon display-R. c. Sleeper,
Fargo, first.
Muskmelons-R. c. Sleeper. Fargo.
first; E. A. Healy, Fargo, second.
Cantaloupes-E. A. Healy, Fargo,
first; R. c. Sleeper, Fargo, second.
Nutmegs-Metcalf & Nichols, Nam
pa, first.
Sweet corn display-Metcalf &
Nichols, Nampa, first.
Popcorn display-Ceorge Blaylock,
Parma, first; E. T. Rice. Roswell Sec
ond.
Mangel wurzel-Metcalf & Nichols,
Nampa, first.
Table squash-Metcalf & Nichols.
first; R. c. Sleeper, Fargo. second.
Largest squash-G. D. Marion, Par
ma, first; Gus Berth, Parma, second.
SunAower display-Mrs. A. A. Paul,
Caldwell, first; Mrs. L. S. Cushing,
Caldwell, second.
Tomatoes-Metcalf & Nichols,
Nampa, first; G. D. Marion. Parma,
second.
Salsify-Metcalf & Nichols, Nampa,
first; r. c. Sleeper, Fargo, second.
Turnips-Metcalf & Nichols, Nam
pa, first; Mrs. L. S. Gushing, Caldwell,
second.
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WINNERS CANYON
COUNTY FAIR. (Continued.)

Emmett won the first prize in this
class and got 500 in cash. No Sec
ond prize was awarded in this class.
Class two takes in other precincts in
the county not included in class one.
Midway won first prize, or 500, in
this class; Parma won second prize in
this class, amounting to SIS.
Class three takes in the COMMUNE
ties under the Boise reclamation pro-
ject in Canyon county. Fargo won
first prize of 500. No second prize
was awarded in this class.
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glorious reign OF
Messiah fora thou.
sand years. for the
uplift Of the human
family. and that
during that reign
the Church will be
associated with
Jesus In His King
dom glory, power
and honor. The
call Of this Gospel
Are h to select
this Bride class
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little prospect Of
coming together, be-
cause each one In
sists upon using his
own creedal spec
tacles In the study
Of the Bible.
II truly wise,
would not all Chris
uans cast aside and
destroy these creed
spectacles whtc h
have 30 long sepa-
rated N, given false
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Norwegian oats-May Mercer, Cald-
well, second.
Swedish select oats-L. L. Young,
Nampa, first.
Sweepstakes-Winners.
Best complete display of farm and
garden vegetables grown by farmer or
amateur, not less than Is varieties, no
duplicates, won by Emmett CONNER
cial club.
Largest and most artistically arrang-
ed collection of grains and grasses,
not less than Is specimens, no dup
licates. won by Metcalf & Nichols,
Nampa.
B. B. Coglan of the state university
was the judge.
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COlOE1QR 70 VARIOUS
passages Of Gods Word and confused
our minds in general? Would 1t not
be following Heavenly counsel and
Heavenly wisdom to take different
course and to begin a study Of the
Word Of God afresh in the light which
shines from one page upon anotherl
Eating With Unwashsd Hands.
In this lesson the Pharisees inquired
why the followers Of Jesus were not.
instructed along the lines Of the Tai
mud-to be very careful to always
wash their hands before eating, ~ a
religious duty.
Answering the Pharisees on these
points, Jesus said to them, You are
the holy people mentioned by Isaiah
the Prophet, saying, 'This people seek
eth Me with their lips, but their heart
ID far from Me. But in vain do ye
worship Ne. teaching for doctrines the
commandments Of men,"
Jesus gave them an example Of how
they neglected the Divine command
ments while giving 30 much attention
to ceremonial washings, commanded,
not Of God, but Of tho Talmud: The
Mosaic Law commanded that father
and mother should be honored and that
he that spoke evil Of either should be
put to death. But this command had
been changed by the Talmud and any
man might be free from his parents
BY consecrating himself and substance
TO God and religious uses. Having
done 10, according to the Talmud, he
was freed from all obligations to his
parents. Thus they had made Gods
direct commandment null and void.
This was the conflict between the
teachings Of Jesus and Of the Phari-
sees. Both claimed holiness and strict
observance Of the Divine Law, but
Jesus held to the Word Of God and re-
jected the Talmud, the traditions Of
the Elders, and the Pharisees neglect
ed the Word Of God and held to the
traditions. What are we AZ Christians
doing today7 'sLet ~ hold fast the
faithful Word" '.The Word Of God,
which II able to make rs wise." Let
us search the Scriptures daily and
critically, and abandon everything
which CONFLICTS Herewith.
What 10 Gods kinsdomf
Our text b frequently misunderstood
to mean that Gods Kingdom consists
in righteousness and peace and Joy In
the Holy Spirit The context shows
that this ID entirely . wrong thought.
Let ~ see:
Let us bear In mind what We have
already seen respecting the Kingdom
mentioned In the Blble-that It II the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-11

Best English Coach bitch, won by
L. N. Pape of Caldwell.
Best English Pit Bull bitch, with
pups, won by c. w. Emery of Cald-
we'll, with Peggy.
This was the best dog show the
Canyon county fair ever had. 1t will
be made stronger feature next year.
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HORSES.
Standard Bred-Winners.

Stallion. trotting or pacing, three
years or over-C. H. Turner, Caldwell,
first; Ed Clifton, Nampa, second.
Stallion, two years under three-O.
butcher, Nampa, first; A. Gould, Cald-
well. second.
Filly, two years under three. A.
Elston, Caldwell, first.
Coach Horses-Registered.
Stallion, three years or over-Ed
Clifton, Nampa, first.
Roadsters.
Mare or gelding, three years or
rover-J. H. Firestone. Nanpa, first;
u. A, Elston, Caldwell, second.
Foal, 1912, either sex-Henry Vim
son, Caldwell. first; Herman Weick,
Nampa, second.
Brood mare, four years or over, and
colt-Herman Weick, Nampa, first;
Henry Vinson, Caldwell, second.
Pair matched horses or geldings or
opposite sex shown in harness-O. D.
Miller, Nampa, first; c. D. Duncan.
Nampa, second.
Single driver shown in harness,
mare or gelding-J. H. Firestone,
Nampa, first; McRobbie. Nampa, sec
ond.
Best single turnout. lady driver-J,
H. Firestone, Nampa, first; McRobbie,
Nampa, second.
Draft Horses, Pure Bred.
Stallion. three years or over-P. D
Hadsell, Middleton, first; w. N
Rhodes, Greenleaf, second.
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Cattle.

cattle.
G. 0. Ellington was the Judge of
cattle horses, swine and sheep.
Guernseys-Premium Winners.
Bull Jr. calf-C. A. Holt & Son,
Caldwell.
Cow, in milk or in calf, two years
or over-C. A. Holt & Son. Caldwell.
Cow, two years, under three-C. A.
Holt & Son, Caldwell.
Heifer senior yearling-C. A. Holt
& Son, Caldwell.
c. A. Holt & Son have the honor
and distinction of showing the first
Guernseys at any Canyon county fair,
or any fair held in Boise.
Jersey-Winners.
Bull, three years or over-Monroe
billie. Caldwell, first; H. Frost, Jr.,
Caldwell, second.
Cow, in milk or in calf, two years
or over-A. G. Street, Caldwell, first
and second.
Heifer senior yearling-A. G. Street
Caldwell. first.
Heifer junior calf-A. G. Street,
first and second.
Jersey grades-Cow in milk or in
calf-C. w. Leighty, Caldwell, sfrst
and second.
Holsteins-Winners.
Bull senior yearling--Robert Nc
Closkey, Caldwell, first.
Bull senior calf; registered-Her-
man WEIGH, Nampa, first.
Bull senior calf; grades-D. L.
Young, Nampa, first and second.
Cow in milk or in calf, three years
or over-F. M. Roseman, Caldwell,
first.
Heifer senior yearling- L. Young
Nampa, first and second.
Heifer junior yearling-F. M. Rose
man. Caldwell, first.
Red Poll Cattle-Winners.
Bull, three years or over-William
WEIGH, Nampa, first.
Bull junior yearling-D. L. Young,
Nampa, first.
Bull junior calf-William Weick,
Nampa, first; D. L. Young. Nampa,
second.
Cow, three years or over-D. L.
Young Nampa. first; William Weick,
Nampa, second.
Cow, two years, under three-D. L.
Young, Nampa, first.
Heifer senior calf-D. L. Young,
Nampa, first.
.Heifer junior calf-William Weick,
Nampa. first; D. L. Young, Nampa,
second.
Champion Cattle.
Cow, any age (dairy)-C. A. Holt
& Son, Caldwell, with Guernsey, first;
A. G. Street, Caldwell, with Jersey
second.
Herd, bull and three cows (beef)-
D. L. Young, Nampa, with his Red
Poll cattle.
Bull, any age, (dairy)-Monroe
Ollie, Caldwell. won with Jersey
bull.
Bull, any age (beef)-Willian
Weick. Nampa, won with his Red
Poll bull.
The cattle show at the Canyon
county fair this year is the largest in
the history of this fair. Every cattle
stall on the grounds was occupied.
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Splendid Baby Show.

The baby show as usual was splen-
did one. OF course, every baby en-
tered was the prettiest and best of all.
The judges had difficult job in
awarding the premiums, but they fin
ally got through, and then took a
hasty retreat to the grandstand and
were hidden by their friends. The
judges were Mrs. S. S. Foote of Mid
dleton, Mrs. Canter, Caldwell, and
Miss Louise Botkin of Caldwell
Best baby boy-Won by Mrs. Floyd
Williams, Greenleaf awarded silver
medal.
Best baby girl-Won by Mrs. o. E.
Johnson's baby, Nampa, awarded sill
yer medal.
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Sheep Winners-Fine Woods.

Sheep Winners-Fine Woods.
The winners in the sheep show are:
Buck, two years old or over-V. D.
Hannah, Notus, first and second.
Buck, one year old and under two
V. D. Hannah, Notus, first and sec
ond.
Eve, two years old and over-V. D.
Hannah, Notus, first and second.
Eve, one year old and under two
V. D. Hannah, Notus, first and Sec
ond.
One buck and three ewes-V. D.
Hannah, Notus, first.
One buck and three eve lambs-V.
D. Hannah, Notus, first
Display fine wool sheep, not less
than five-V. D. Hannah, first.
Middle Wools-Winners
Buck, one year old and under two
Colin Mcleod, Caldwell, first.
Eve, two years old or over-Colin
Mcleod, Caldwell, first and second
Eve, one year old, and under two
Colin Mcleod, Caldwell, first and
second.
One buck and three ewes-Colin Nc
Leod, Caldwell, first.
One buck and three eve lambs
Herman Weick, Nampa, frst;' Colin
Mcleod, Ca1dwll, second
Display of middle wool sheep, not
less than five-Colin Mcleod, Cald-
we'll, first and second.
Long Wools-Winners.
Buck, two years or over-Farmer &
Skilleren, Boise, first and second.
Buck, one year old under two-Far-
mer & Skilleren, Boise, first and sec
ond.
Eve, two years old or over-Farmer
& Skilleren, Boise, first and second
Eve, one year old, under two-Far-
mer & Skilleren, Boise, first and sec
ond.
One buck and three ewes-Farmer
& Skilleren, Boise, first
One buck and three eve lambs
Farmer & Skilleren, Boise, first.
Display of long woods, not less than
fve-Farmer & Skilleren, Boise, first
and second
Fa. Shecp-Winners.
Pen four fat pure bred wethers or
ewcs--Farmer & Skilleren, Boise, first
Herman Weick, Nampa, second.
Display grade sheep, not less than
fve-Farmer & Skilleren. Boise, first,
Sheep Specials-Winners.
First National bank special for best
and heaviest fine wool buck, cash SIS
". D. Hannah, Notus, won this pre-
MUM.
Poultry Winners-Barred Rocks.
The poultry show, while not as large
as last year, is fully as good when II
comes to the equality of the birds.
Cockerel-Henry Hannah, Notus,
first; H. G. Myers, Caldwell, second.
Hen-Hnry Hannah, Notus, first;
Pen-W. E. Wood. Caldwell. first.
White Plymouth Rocks.
Cockerel-J. R Anders, Nampa
first.
Cock-L. w. Pape, Caldwell, first
Hen-L. w. Pape, Caldwell, first
and second.
Pullett-J. R. Anders, Nampa. first
Silver Penciled Wyandottes.
Cockerel-J. F. Mesler, Caldwell
first; Kenneth Robinson, Caldwell
Black Wyandottes.
Cock-F. E. Brown, Caldwell, first
Hen-F. E. Brown, Caldwell, first
Pullett-F. E. Brown, Caldwell
| first and second.
s. c. Rhode Island Reds.
Pen-B. F. Clay, Homedale. first
and second.
Cockerel-B. F. Clay, first and sec.
ond.
Pullet-B. F. Clay, first and second
Light Brahamas.
Hen-Julia Miller, Caldwell, frs
and second.
! White Leghorns.
Cock. R. Anders. Nampa, first.
Hem. R. Anders, first and sec
ond.
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Ticket to Seattle for Sale.
Ladies' ticket to Seattle by way of
Portland-cheap. Inquire room IL
Egleston block. o4-tf
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Bowen's Specials.

The following winners are Bowen's
specials, each winning 81.
Best baby in general appearance
Won by Mrs. w. S. Walkers baby.
Caldwell.
Largest baby-Mrs. John w. o.
burne's baby, Notus.
Smallest baby-Mrs. Postlethwaite's
baby, Caldwell.
Baby with reddest hair-Mrs. Floyd
w. Williams baby, Greenleaf.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-11
Dog Show Winners.


Best bitch bull, with pupus, won by
Robert McCluskey of Caldwell, with
his pit bull, Flirt.
Best Bitch bull, won by Robert Nc.
Cluskey of Caldwell, with his pit bull,
Bridget.
English gray hound, best bitch with
pups, won by Robert McCluskey with
Lady Queen.
Best pit bull dog. won by Robert
McCluskey with his famous dog,
Whitehead.
Best Scotch Collie bitch with pups,
won by Banks Bros, of Caldwell, with
Queen.
Best Scotch collie bitch, won by
Banks Bros, with Babe. r
Best Scotch Collie dog, won by
Banks Bros. with Rover.
Best English Coach dog, won by l.
N. Pape Of Caldwell.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-11

Stallion, two years under threw.
F. Howard, Roswell, first.
Mare, three years or over-W. F.
Howard, Roswell, first and second.
Filly, one year under two-G. w.
Holton, Nampa, first; P. D. Hadsell,
Middleton, second.
Brood mare, three years or over,
and colt-W. F. Howard, Roswell,
first.