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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-08
Waynes resub div blk 80 w H add

Waynes resub div blk 80 w H add
Caldwell; $l.35.
Weick, K. L., SEA NEA sec IS T
N r w M; $36.55.
Wentz, Mathew, lots 7 to blk
liz orig Caldwell; $500.
Williams, Green, E4 NEA NEA
sec 81 T N X 5 w B NJ; $500.
Williamson, Mary j., lots l and 2
blk 63 orig Caldwell; $685..
Wilson, II. A., beg at point 4O7 AZ
# OF NV cor of NWA NEA sec Is
T3 N K 2 w B NJ, thence e 267.25 #,
thence 4O7.48 it, thence W 2o7 rs #,
thence 4O7.4S it to place of beg;
$4.79.
Wilson, Ira, all of lot lying ne
of o S L R R sec I N R3W B M
$20.93
Wilton, w. w., lot 10 blk " NV
add Caldwell; S "a.
Wing, Martin S., lots 10 to 20 inc
blk 81 NJ V add; lots II and IL blk IS
M V add Caldwell; $500.
Wisherd, Floyd L., lots 7 and blk
II c H add Caldwell; $l.44.
Womack, VIM, lots l to 3 blk "a
NJ V add Caldwell; $2.03.
Wood, Frank NJ, lot replatting OF
blk 81 Dor and blk "a w H add Cald-
well; $3.50.
Wolfe, ]. B., beg at point 80 rods
n of sw cor OF SWA NEA sec % T
a N h . w B NJ, thence 10 rods,
thence netrly to a point 20 rods and
9a rods of place beg; thence setrly
to a point 81 rods and Is rods n OF
sw cor of SW4 SEA-, thence setrly
to point Is rods II and IA rods W OF
| RI thence n
80 rods to place of beg; $l2.7O.
SWA NW4 sec % T N raw B
NJ, thence n 100 # to irrigation lateral.
thence netrly along lateral to point
directly Of point 1884 # due of
place OF beg, thence 1886 it to quar-
beg; $l7.34.
Woodruff, Sarah R., SEA SWA
SWA sec 9 I 3 N R2W B M; $3.50.
7 4 N R 2 w B M, thence ~
rods, thence W 307s rods, thence S
IA % rods, thence 3O2s rods to place
of beg; $3.45.
Young, d. L., seq NWA less HI
canal sec u IA N R2W B NJ; %l.O3.
Young, J. and E., SEA sec Il 7 4 N
RI w B M; $2S0.65.
Young, VIM. S, lots S to 2 blk $50
orig Caldwell; $272.
Notice is hereby given, that under
and by virtue of the statutes in such
cases made and provided, ! will on
the I'd day of September, 1918, at 2
o'clock p. M, offer for sale at the Of
flee of the Pioneer Irrigation District
in Caldwell. Canyon County, State
of Idaho, the above described real es-
tate, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy the taxes, penal
ty and costs assessed thereon for the
fiscal year lol2-lol3.
The sale to continue from day to
day until completed.
Dated this 9TH day of August, 1913.
w. P. LYON,
Treasurer and Exotficio Tax Col
lector of the Pioneer Irrigation Dis
trict, Canyon and Ada Counties, state
of Idaho. a|-Zi
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-08

1t appears that the Wilson girls
know how to make over their own
dresses, but with these big state din
ners to cook in the hot kitchen, prob
ably they can't do much sewing now
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-08

Don't feel badly even if you did
not get much result out of the gar
den. Think of all the fun you had
looking over seed catalogs last spring.
X X X
Ii Mr.. Bryan can't live on his sal
airy, Mrs. Bryan might take few
government clerks to board.
X X X
You don't need to buy any souve-
Mrs of the picnic if you will go out
and strain your muscles by nine in
ming ball game.
X X X
The Small Boys estimate of the
religious state OF the churches is OBJ
tanned by comparing the quality and
quantity of lemonade served at the
Sunday school picnics.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-02
HARSH NAMES ARE
EXCHANGED By
POLITICIANS

Especial Srar-Bulletin Correspondence
HILO, August supervisor EVA
like and Manuel Pacheco, the road
board clerk, had a falling out, last
Tuesday night that deprived Pacheco
of his high and mighty position as
chauffeur for the Supervisor. Incl
dentally, the new side walk inspector,
who has a couple of names, but Is on
the payroll as Joe Frank FerTfera,
was mixed up in the ARRAY, which
seems to have consisted of uneompli-
lnentary phrases delivered in the
choicest language of Portugal
Fish--or a fish dinner-is said to
have been the cause of the trouble,
but all admit the explanation is fishy.
However, the Damon and Pythias love
Of Pacheco and Ewaliko was sadly
wrecked by the inviting of a third
party to dinner at the Okino hotel.
following an arduous day paying off
the road workers.
Little things like Pacheco taking
the receipted payroll and throwing 1t
on the floor, and aspersions cast upon
the honesty Of all three, by all three,
were pleasantrias INDUCED in, say
those who were fortunate enough to
be in attendance. @
Ewaliko says that Pacheco lest his
temper, but that it is all right, and
that he didn't fire Pacheco. All he
did, he says. was to tell Manuel to
stay at the road boards Office here
after To serve him. he has Frank
Rodrigues for a chauffeur, and Pache-
co in the future can be found at the.
road boards Office.
IN the future, they'll eat their fish
dinners alone, or at home, say the
wise ones, =. ........
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-02

Charlie! .."
What is it, sdear? Et. ::
Are you going to Mrs. Soandso's
card party next week? .... -.
Yes, ] think so; don't you want to
go? .=.>@.s ....
Yes, l do, but Tn not goinG if you
wear that horrid fitting ready-made
suit. Why don't you have your
clothes made by Mr.. Jones taller; he
always is we'll dressed. Geo, d. Mar.
tin makes his clothes and he doesn't
charge any more than Ean have paid
for those ready-maae clothes. i. ~
His place is on Fort ST., near Hotel,
isn't it? - H..
Yes. ~. ~. ~,...
Well, I'll stop in tomorrow and give
linn an Observation-Disclosures.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-02


Among The Hawaiian militiamen
who arrived today at San Francisco
were six of the sweet singers of the
Islands. 1t was not until the vessel
was two days out from Honolulu that
anybody aboard outside of their own
party knew they could sing. After
much persuasion the sextet opened a
concert with their national anthem,
aloha De-"
1t was so beautifully rendered that
an appreciative and well meaning
passenger took up a collection. When
he went to empty the hatful of coins
into the lap Of the leader the singers
Indignantly resented it as an insult
and no end of explanation could in
duce them to MARBLE another cadence
during the voyage.
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst and Miss
Annie Kennedy, militant suffrage
leaders recently sentenced TO Hollo-
way jail for disturbing the peace,
were released today under the terms
of the 'cat and mouse" act. Both are
extremely weak from hunger striking.
= +.
Declaring that the government
should adopt radical measures 70 pre-.
vent the annual money stringency
which accompanies the crop move
ment, Senator Tillman today urged
President Wilson to take the initia-I
tive to that end.
Tillman declared that the money
stringency is purely artificial On
leaving the White House after an in
terview with President Wilson he
said:
Il told the president it was a dis
grace to the nation that such things
are permitted to happen, and asked
him to consider remedy.
Il told him that If necessary We
would tack additional legislation on
to the tariff bin as an amendment to
secure immediate action"
Severe criticism of the French gov
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-02
SUGAR CROP OF
PHILIPPINES
LOOKS GOOD
.--r
[By Latest NALL

L. MANILA, Philippines Alfred Jean
jacquet, a prominent planter of San
Carlos, Negros, is guest at the
Metropole. Mr.. Jeanjacquet says
"the outlook is good for an exceD-
tionaiIy good crop of sugar this year,
as a sufficient acreage has been plant
ed 30 insure large crop if all goes
we'll"
The average crop in that district,
he says, is 1900, 900 pieuls, and / $780,
900 is regarded as an exceptionally
good crop But judging from the
present outlook, with conditions con-
tinuing favorable, it is conseryatiyelY
estimated the crop this year will
reach 100000 piculs. II !.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-02
CONSTIPATED, HEAlDACHY, BILIOUS,
Tongue COATED? CASCAREIS sure

skin, mental fears, everything that is
horrible and nauseating. A Cascaret
tonight will straighten you out by
morning. 19-eent tox from your
druggist viii keep your Liver active,
Bowels clean and regular. Stomach
sweet, Head clear, and make you feel
children Advertisement
bully for months. Don't forget the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-02
OVERNIGHT
FEDERAL
WIRELESS
IN ihe h6veriiSe-

Confident OF winning the champion
ship trophy, or at least getting I'm
side the money. at the competitive
rifle army tourney at Camp Perry on
Lake Erie, in which teams and indf-
viduals representing the United
States army and the militiamen of
All the states and territories of the
Union win participate, Hawaii's team
OF twenty crack kharpshooters arrived
at San Francisco today on the Sierra.
The Hawaiian nilitiamen pin their
hope Of winning the Individual honors
to Sergt Luther "A. X. Evans.
Bitter dehnnciafion of Attorney
General McReynolds by Representa-
tive Mann Il Illinois marked the close
Of the debate In the house on the
Diegs-o anfnefti white slave case.
The resolution introduced by Rep
resenfatire Kahn Of California. call
ing for an Investigation Of Nc
Reynolds action in ordering postpone
ment of the case was tabled by a vote
OF SO to 81.
The galleries were crowded when
Representative Mann took the floor
political influence has been used
in this case, he said. You may shed
your tears for the elder Caminetti,
but shed mine for young Caminetti's
wife. Two young girls have been de-
bauched. I shed my tears in behalf
OF the innocent. while McReynolds
and his defenders endeayor to pro-
tect the guilty.
Al resolution providing for an in
yestigation OF the Hard Coal Trust
was introduced in the house today by
Representative Murray Of Massachu-
sets.
The anthracite cmbine is described
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-02

Furred Tongue, Bad Taste. Indiges-
tien. Sallow Skin and Miserable Head
aches come from torpid liver ana
clogged, constipated bowels. which
cause your stomach to become filed
sztth undigested food. which sours and
ferments like garbage in swill bar
rel That's the first step to untold
raisery-foul gases. bad breath, yellow
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-02
Sideboords

$1,000 ASH AND PACIFIC OAK $1,000
22.5o ASH AND PACIFIC OAK. 1900
1000 ASH AND PACIFIC OAK. 24o0
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-02

It is reported inTa London paper
that Colonel Roosevelt has signed up
with an Australian vaudeville cir
cult for lectures at $4,000 week. Ly-
man Abbott denies the report.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-02

The New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad Intends to increase
its capitalization more than $27,09Gs-
Geo to purchase new equipment. Il.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-02

ernment for its failure to prevent
French banks lending money to Mexi-
co was voiced in the chamber of depu-
ties today by Deputy Perrissoud. The
lpublic's savings, he said, were preju-
diced by lending money to an -un-
stable government. The minister of
finance said he believed conditions
were unfavorable' in Mexico for fur
Their loans, and thought the govern
ment ought to prevent Huerta's gov
ernment from getting further aid.
Flat denial that he has been re-
called to Mexico City by President
Huerta was made in Los Angeles to-
day by Gen. Felix Diaz, special Mexi-
can envoy to Japan. Diaz also denied
the truth of reports saying that he
will return TO Mexico as the head of
an army and attempt to drive Huerta
from the capital.
Open hostilities between President
Wilson and Henry Lane Wilson, am
lbassador to Mexico, which may fore
shadow the dismissal.of the diplomat,
are believed to have come with to-
days, developments in the Mexican
situation.
Ambassador Wilson went to New
York following his appearance before
the senate foreign committee. This
morning he was invited by wire to
appear tomorrow before the house
foreign committee but an hour later
the invitation was recalled.
1t is autnoritatiyely reported that
the president himself requested re-
vocation of the invitation, not desir-
ing to give Ambassador Wilson anoth-
er opportunity of airing his views.
YUAN OFFERS HEAD MONEY.
PICKING, August Especial to,
the Sua Chun Kwoek Bo)-No mercy
is to be shown those who have been
engaged in rebellion against the gov
eminent. The premier has tele-
graphed to the commanding officers
of The federal army at Shanghai, or
dering that all rebels taken with
arms in their hands are to be execut-
cd, and the soldiers hunting down the
foes of the government are to be re
warded.
The premier also offers the follow
ing extraordinary rewards, in Next
can dollars, for the leaders of the
rebels, dead or alive:
For Wong Hing, 100000; Chun
Kee Nee, S50,G98; Wong Flu, $4,000.
The offer of a reward of $4,000 for
Chun, the rebel Governor of Kwang-
tung province, has been telegraphed
to Canton.
CANTON, August Especial to
the Sun Chun Kwocs Bo)-Gen.
Lung Tsi Kang with his command Of
federal troops has arrived at Shiu
Hang Prefecture ard AS now await
ing the arrival of reinforcements on
he way from the north. when he wills
proceed to attack Canton garrisoned
by troops under the rebel Governor
Chun 1t is reported here that after
a hard battle General Lung has cap
tured Shan Shut, in Kwangtung prov
ince. which is railroad terminus and
a position of Importance in the invest
nrent of Canton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-02
Center Tables
Dining Tables

$1,000 FUMED OAK fround) $3.50
1880 FuMED OAK (round) 1880
$3.50 FuMED OAK (round) 1900
$500 EuMEp OAK tround) $. 1900
27.5o FuMEp OAK froundl 22oo
$50 GOLDEN OAK fsquare). $50
1000 GOLDEN OAK fsqpare) 800
1900 GOLDEN OAK fsq1are). $50
400 GOLDEN OAK fsqnars) tao
1880 GOLDEN OAK fsquare) 14.so
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-02

by Murray as being one of the most
complete monopolies in the world
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-08-22
A BRILLIANT MIDWAY
10 Assured Visitors To the Kentucky
state Fair, September 1920,
in Louisville.

A clean, live, brisk and brilliant
Midway is assured the Kentucky State
Fair, to be held in Louisville, Septem-
Dor 1920, In the booking Of the Nam
moth Johnny J. Jones Exposition Ag-
gregation, which consists Of eighteen
Of the greatest side-show and open-air
attractions in the Country, and is Of
a size, completeness and class reQuir-
ing no less than twenty-five double
length 70-fOot steel fat cars to trans
port it.
The Midway attractions, from start
to finish, are Of a character that will
appeal irresistably to young and old
alike, and will offer riot OF fun to any
and all who visit within its precincts,
but it is the undertaking rule Of state
fair officials that nothing even border
ing on the offensive be permitted in
these shows, and parents may rest as
sured of the fact that children of the
tenderest age may freely visit any and
all of the shows listed under the
Johnny ]. Joness banner.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-08-22
MAMMOTH HIPPODROME SHOW
STATE FAIR NIGHT ATTRACTION
Magnificent Horse Show Pavilion Will Be
the Scene Of Brilliant SpectacIes During
the Eleventh Annual Kentucky State Fair
Mounted Band and Other Wonders

The magnificent Horse Show Pa
vflion of the Kentucky State Fair
Grounds, which eclipses in size and
general modernity the famous Madi-
son Square Garden Circle of New York
City, will be the scene OF brilliant spec
tacles during the coming eleventh an
nual Kentucky State Fair to be held
In Louisville, September 1920 next.
]. L. Dent, Secretary of the State
Fair. has arranged for the greatest
Hippodrome Show ever gotten togeth-
er for a celebration of this kind and
not only will out-of-town visitors, but
Louisville citizens as well be aston.
ished and delighted at the pretentious-
ness and excellence of the entertain
ment provided in the mammoth and
brilliantly Illuminated arena that af-
fords such excellent back ground for
any entertainment offered.
The exhibition, which is in the ma
ture Of Hippodrom Vaudeville. will be-
gin each night at s o'clock and in.
cludes the marvellous Nine. Marantette
and her imported Arabian High School
Horses, Chief Geronimo and Sunhow-
er, and her unexcelled high-jumping
steed, st. Patrick. who holds the
worlds record of feet 10h inches.
and has posted a challenge Of $1,000
to all corners against this height.
Nine. Marantette will also exhibit her
wonderful trotting ostrich. Gaucho,
who, hltched with a running horse to
a road wagon, made and now holds the
worlds speed record.
Other features of the program in
clude the Six Flying Herberts, con-
ceded to be the best aerial act in
the country. The sensational mid-air
flying and catching of these splendid
athletes is wonderful sight, as well
as a picturesque one. Their costumes
are changed at every performance and
they perform on a rigging thirty-five
feet from the ground.
The Abrue Family is made up OF
five male and one female artists. The
six are reputed the fastest and most
skillful performers in the world and
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-08-22
FIRST CAVALRY
MOUNTED BAND
I'D. S. Bandmaster BerIiner and
His Crack Musicians
Engaged
Wand Of Thlrty-sIK Master Musicians
in Gorgeous Military Spectacle
Most Surprising Feature Ever So
teVred for the Kentucky State Fair

Rudolph Berliner aHd his mounted
First Cavalry Band has been secured
ny Secretary ]. L. Dent as attraction.
7n-chief Of the vaudeville program to
he offered nightly in the magnificent
i've stock pavilion at the Kentucky
State Fair, to be held in Louisville
NEXT September 1870.
Although this part Of the amusement
roster for the eleventh annual Ken.
aucky State Fair will boast the cream
of hippodrome attractions, il is safe to
say that the Berliner band will prove
f&r-and-away the most sensational, sur
prising and delightful feature ever Of
Rered to the public.
This will be the first time in history
that a genuine mounted cavalry band
has been offered as a professional at.
traction, and the maintenance Of rigid
regulation detail preserves an atmo-
sphere of martial picturesqueness and
dnspiration that establishes a new
precedent in the outdoor entertain,
ment world. There are thirty-fve men
An tine organization, appearing in the
parades amounted and dismounted) In
concerts, military ceremonies and de-
tails, battle tableaux and other fea-
anres of an almost unending variety
and of impressive character.
Director Berliner Is a famous pro-
: gram arranger his experience in the
service, combined with his splendid OPP
portunities as musical director of or
Ghestras in several leading metropol
atan theaters, enabling him to con-
struct offerings that appeal to all
tastes in music, and he is constantly
Sgolving new and sensational effects
Some of his mounted concert feS lures
come as a complete SURPRISE ana he
saAd ais men are constantly engaged
inn studying out nOveltiea OF an kinds.
While the regulation cavalry Sband
9 N composed of % men. tAe BeSllnor
First Cavalry Band embraced dS rIsn,
AL splendidly mounted and trained to
me last detail. and all are skilled mu-
ssicians, belonging to the American
yBederation Of Musicians and bOastinG
ssoIoists and speciality artists who
draw salaries that many recognized
Readers might well envy.
IN addition to handsome and per
! Rectly trained mounts, the band Is
: snHuipped with striking cavalry service
maxi uniforms, horse tTapplngs
.Huidons and other military parapher-
aaalia, and with their fine mounts and
military bearing they present an In
zPiring and picturesque appearance.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-08-22

they hold more medals and trophies
than any other siK-high acrobAtic act
in the show world. They 90 double
and triple somersaults, Pyramid build
ing, etc. and work with an ease and
grace that is remarkable. They are
Cubans and stand unriValled in their
line.
The five Ferris Wheel Girls will of.
fer a real novelty In which the quin-
tette of beauties perform startling and
sensational gymnastics on revolving
Ferris Wheel. The girls are pretty as
pictures. wear gorgeous clothes and In
addition to their nimbleness and skill,
they are instrumentalists OF marked
ability and vary their turn with con-
certs on brass OF classical as well
as popular nature. At night their
wheel Is gorgeouslY illuminated with
colored incandescents that give a YER
table fairyland effect to their turn.
King Edwards Lion Act will offer
sensation of the highest order in the
performance of a beautiful group Of
wonderfully trained man-eaters. The
lions are an aggregation of monster
Nubian animals, who go through the
most amazing tricks and evolutions at
the instance OF their intrepid trainer
and the turn as a whole is said to be
original and different from the stere-
otyped animal act as could possibly be.
The entire exhibition takes place in a
strong steel arena, offering perfect
protection to the spectators.
In addition to these high-class acts
and the famous Berliner Mounted
First Cavalry Band, there will be
shown each evening an interesting Sc
ries OF the best saddle horse and har-
ness rings ever exhibited in Kentucky.
This will, of course, include the SEN
sational $4,000 Commissioner OF Agri-
culture five-gaited saddle horse stake.
for which the pick OF the saddle horse
world is entered.
Owing to the excessive expense and
the excellence OF the entertainment
offered there will be gate admission
OF 25 cents charged for the night vau-
deville and hippodrome performances.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-08-22
COLoRED COLUMN.
REV. ). R. EVANS, EDITOR

Miss Neva Waters left Thurs
day for Blnfften Ga. where she
has secured a schoO'.
MISS Waters is a splended
worker and we bespeak for her
SPLENDID success. Rev. Owen
Darlington assisted Rev. j. A.
Boyd IN a meeting at Red Oak
KY. last week. He reportd \ grand
success.
Mr.. j. A. Hamilton was delegate
to the grand lodge of he M4sous
Winchester Ky. last week Mrs.
GIaddish represent the E,slern
Star.
These people are loud in their
praise of the blue grass sectious.
Mr.. |. 4. Edmondson aud Mrs.
Lille Campbell represented the
Odd fellows and ;. M. f. Lodges
at Georgetown Kentucky last
week.
Rev. Evans and Prof. Bell
representative of the Mt. ZION
Baptist Church at the General
Association of the Baptists of XIV
in Louisville last week. This
was by far the best session in
history of the Association,
There was a largo increase in
the membership and finance.
The total collection was s4,74s.37
Tor Missions aud Education.