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Evening journal., 1914-04-10
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For RENT

Real Estate Department.
Dupont BrfLDTNG.
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REGISTERS NOTICE

L STATE or JOHN b. ANDERSON.
~ DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given thai Letters Of Ad-
ministration upon the estate Of John "a
Anderson late Of Wilmington hundred, de-
ceased we're duly granted unto Clarence II
kirven on the nth day Of March, A. ID.
1914. and al persons indebted TO the said
deceased are requested TO make payment TO
the administrator without delay. and all per
sons having demands against the deceased
are required 20 exhibit and present the
same, duly prohated. to the said admins
traitor. ON or before the 1ith day of March.
A. n. 1915. or abide by the law IN this
behalf. CLARENCE H. KIRVEN.
Administrator.
Address Clarence II kirven. care Della.
ware County Trust, Safe Deposit and Title
Insurance Co. Chester, Pa. mar27 -eod-3wks.
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NJ ICE. CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS
~ for light Housekeeping and lodging
uaril .eod-ino lifs KING ST
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; IF THIS IS YOUR BIRTHDAY
f. APRIL 10.

The year 1914 should be your year
Of opportunity. However, you must
be careful TO avoid discussions and
arguments that will bring about
trouble Your work and plans should
be carried out without their being
known. until ready for completion.
Plans for work during the early sum
mer months Will be productive Of
results.
The governing planet Of your birth
date is Mars. which gives energy, de-
termination and sometimes stubborn
ness.
The sign Of your birthdate is Aries.
This governs the head and gives keen
intuition. reasoning powers and abil-
ity to command resources.
This Is the birthdate OF the famous
actress. Fanny Davenport, who died
in 1850.
The birthstone Of this date is the
amethyst. which gives calmness and
peace OF mind TO the wearer
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EXECUTOR's SALE.

-l,l1l-l-l|-l-l---1---------7-
II XECUTOR'S SALE or PERSONAL
II PROPERTY-On Friday. the 18th day
Of April. A. ID. 1914 az 1 o'clock, p NJ.
az the rooms Of Stidham 4 Son. No. III r.
Fourth street. In the city Of Wilmington.
Delaware. will be sold. the personal property
Of Sarah Isabel Cooling. consisting Of furni.
ture, pictures. ornaments. silverware and
other household articles and effects. Signed.
ROBERT B. COOLING. Executor.
Terms cash. STTDHAM a son, Aucts.
VIII be sold ~ the same time and place
other personal property. consisting Of bed
room, diningroom, library and parior furni-
ture Signed. ST1DHAM a son.
apr8.T, iO13,i6. Auctioneers
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FOR SALE

FEW OF OUR SPECIALS. GOING TO SELL
sos W. Nineteenth ST.. just west Of Bouis.
vardi new up-to-date, 10 rooms.
22O4 and 2416 Washington ST., each
Aba W. Twenty-third st., opposite tri-
angle park. up-to-date; III rooms. steam
heat. VIM exchange for smaller house.
400 W. Thirtieth ST.. rooms lot,
37xi2O. privilege Of buying more.
oil Jackson St. 10 rooms. modern.
1921 Washington St., 9 rooms, hot raier
heat, nearly new up-to-date.
1910 w. Eighth ST., rooms, modern.
7O7 Washington ST.. rooms.
62l jackson ST.. 10 rooms, modern.
1918 ". Sixth ST., rooms, up-to-date
sa5 Clayton ST. rooms. modern.
2Sl n. Franklin ST.. rooms modern;
must go; will exchange for small house
5o3-4u4 and 4lJ Poplar ST.. each rooms
1925 Nandever Ave, rooms, easy terms
9l6 kirkvood ST., rooms; sell or ex-
change for farm.
500 p. Eighth St.. rooms; up 70 date.
1879 and ai Claymont 20 r. Price $3.50.
23ii and 24o1 Carter St.. each rooms.
Montrnse. view of river rooms, city
conveniences sell or exchange.
Ashley. Newport pike. on trolieys. rooms,
city conveniences large lot
Glynrich, on trolley rooms lot 5Ox24o
feet; win sacrifice 20 quick buyer.
Richardson Park, rooms. ciiy conven-
fences; exchange for city property
Cedars, rooms. modern, lot, I acre.
Holly Oak, Philadelphia pike view Of
river. Q rooms. city conveniences; sell or
exchange for city property.
Gordon Heights rooms. city con
venience; LOT iOOxi50. owner moved away.
Farm-65 acres. Hockessin. exchange for
city property. Possession.
Farms-i4. 20 and l02 acres. NJ. Cuba.
Exchange for city property; possession
Farm-2s acres. kennett Pike: possession
farms-ioo acres, Bear Station; posses.
sion
Farm-i50 acres. Cooches station. pos.
session. Stock and dairy.
Many good business locations IN stores.
Many other modern houses some new, on
easy terms and investment properties.
Several productive farms and country real.
dsnces. near city all sizes.
Desirable building lots both city and sub.
urban. a. sacrifice prices.
Renting q speciality.
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MASQUERADE SUITS
NOTICES

NJ ADAM LEO - KOMANA u1in1
vi palmist will be at shellpot Park All
winter. Can he seen "a any time Tells
your past present and future. Just az you
have gone and will go through life, for 25c 4.
shellpot Park Wilmington. Delaware.
doc5.tf.
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4 4-Passenger Model 38
OverlandS300.
Hansen Automobile Co.
FURNISHED.
PROPOSALS

ID RopOsALS - SEALED PROPOSALS
Il viii be received by the Board Of Police
Commissioners until Tuesday next, April IA,
az = o'clock D.. M. for furnishing seventy
FIVE tons Of the best quality anthracite stove
coal, and Eve tons Of the best quality anihra.
cite nut coal (22fO lbs 10 the tom, deliv-
cred In the cellar at the City Hail. For
further information apply 10
GEORGE BLACK.
Secretary Board Of Police Commissioners.
aprS-IO.
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n or RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM at 40.
II bos East Ninth So. apr9-2t
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CHIROPODISTS

II LOEA JOHNSON STRADLEY. 40. sol
II Market street. Graduate Of Fowler and
Hanna. Treats Corns Bunions, Inerown
Nails. Etc Evenings by appointment. ID.
A. 2ei7 nov26.i
A NNIE "a. SCHAFFER. CHIROPODisT
"A Corus. buniong. ingrown nails treated !.
loot massage. Consult me for all foot trou-
bles ID. & A. Phone 1885. 80. 2i1
West Tenth street ian26'u
II LIZABETH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
~ Fowler & Hanna, Ltd. Chiropody and
manicuring. hair dressing and massaging
No 900 Adams St. d. A.. zoos. Even
ing By appointment. marie Tyr.
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UPHOLSTERING

u URNITURE RE-UPHOLsTERED CAK-
II pets altered and laid Awnings ana
=. CONWAY & CO., No. 016 shpley 81.
phone. 493iD. maris-1mo
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APARTMENTS

T0E RFNT~sToRE AND APARTMENT.
u first floor or second floor apartment
Apply ALABRI APARTMENTS, No. saT
Tatnail street. nail I'm . .
A PARTMENT FOR RENT-FOUR ROOMS
"A and bath Heat light and telephons
service free Possession April Inquire
No. 1900 French St. mari3 eod-t.
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ROOFERS

Vnl p. WILLIAMS 90.
w No. e21 Orange st. Roofing, spout.
lnf and Heating Metal and composition
roohng Hot Air Heating and Ncntilating.
Repairing promptly done. Phone ianie.f.
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TrLLA r. EVANS. sHAMPOoING. HAIR.
II dressing and facial massage, scalp treat
meni and manicuring. Hair work spe-
cislty. No. sil Market 81. d. 4 a.
Phone. 3544D. ian22-u.
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AUTOMOBILE BODIES.

ID ODIEs-NOTICE.
ID make speciality Of building fore
doors on an makes OF automobiles; special
delivery bodies built Tor Buick and Ford
autos; body repairing painting and top
work. nee me before you have your work
done 7 will save you time and money. Lee
II Perkins, PAS North Watts street, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Phone Walnut 6744 apr6-7t.
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DANCING

nANOING LEssONs, PRIVATE or IN
- classes. Regular dances Monday and
lows Hail. Third and King streets.
ID. A. Phone, f20iD. dec17 20 Aprili7.
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MUSIC

A. Tss EMILE CLOUD. TEACHER OF
wi beginners In piano music Careful 10.
lention paid 70 backward pupils. Prices
Moderate No. 20Q5 Lancaster avenue.
fnnro-ood 2m.
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NOR sALE-vERY CHEAP POOL
Il Tables at No. W. Fourth 81
mar2o-n.
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SANITARY WORKERS


NJ X. kELTER-SANITARY ODOR-
vi. LESS EXCAVATTNG.
once, S. W. Corner Fourth and West SITS.
oct2f-tf
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~.,.xprRfrNcED LoOpERs WANTED
rooi wages. stcndy work. Apply ~
frrno q son co, liiih and French sts.
anra o.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

.-..-----.---~---------------,- - -.
- -,f,4rpe WANTED. APPLY STA
hnrr and blackwell No. $50 Shirley
apre.2t
II tRN HAND wANrEp-SiNoLh hAH' r
~ va arrt. $40.
<--0foRED SOLICITORS AID colltC.
IL tors for sick and accident insnrans.
N4o bal Commercial Protective Associa.
I'M No. zoo Market street. First ncofi
- apr,-flt.
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FOR SALE

-.,-,,-,,-- -, 10 5f'RI,
II California Wines at 3oc per quart. Can
be beat. MAX kElL 800 +. Fourth street
m12-tf.
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II OR sALE-7o PAIRS HOMER BIRDS
4 cheap. Call ID. A. is37A.
aprs.1o
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ROOMS FOR RENT


NOR RrNr-NICELY FURNISHED 1
II room. No. i2i7 West ST. mar2i'im
n 0oMs FOR fIGHr HOUsEKEEpfNG. /
~ no. -vl ha" fh'h 81
~ or RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM at 40 |
II bos East Ninth 81. aprs-2t
n rRNIsnFb ROOMS FOR GENTLE
II mon. heat bath and phone. no ool /
SIMPLIFY STREET aprl-u (
T. on RFNr-rwo COMMUNICATING /
furnished rooms for light housekeeping. /
No. iait'Hinr 81. apr'-si
u URNisHED ROOMS WITH OR WITH /
out board No. . West Nlrhfcrnfh ]
street. apron W. 80
= NRGF SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM. /
l. hot water heat An convcnirnrts.
aprs-eod-imo 1917 w NlNfb sl' /
n, wo NrCEfY FURNISHED FRONT
rooms nt No Ills West street for
rght housekesping aprs-eod-lwk.
NJ ICE CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS
~ for light housekeeping and LODGING
marii .sod-ino. iiis KING ST.
non RENT-THREF ROOMS AND
Il porch. with use of bath. for light house
keeping Must give reference. Address
p. o. Box 2Ia' city apr' si
NrICFLY FURNISHED SECOND STORY
| ~ front room for ladies or husband and
wife. Use Of telephone. Apply No. sai
L. OR RENr-NTCEIY FURNISHED
convenience Reasonabie terms Apply
No. 12io West St. marta.tm.
BOARDING
II OARDING-No COS WASHINGTON
ID street d. & A. Phone. 3at2D.
BOARDERS WANTED,
O6RDFRs wANrFD-UsE OF BATH
D and phone 2t5 t-2 WALNUT ST
aprl 'lmo'
II 0KRDERf wANTED-s4.5o PER
ID week. An convenience No. 6oa
West street. apro-lm'
w RITE FOR RATEs-srATEs INN. NO
w 25 States Avenue, Atlantic City n. j.
Phone, 2iiab. epro.lm.
MASQUERADE SUITS
...----.-------~--~--
A. NsQUERADE sU1Ts-MRs. SUSAN
NJ A. Standorwick, No. 92o Nandever
nvenu, successor 70 Mrs John J. Quill. Of
52- r fourtr street marii-u
NOTICES
~ OTICE-Ir YOU CONTEMPLATE
N travelling In Europe or elsewhere in
formation as 20 rates, Itinerary, ETC. can be
secured free by addressing ~ this ONCE.
aprs-u.
NJ oTrcE-THE NEW CIRCULATING
~ LIBRARY az No 4O5 Washington street,
. / be- In position 20 take orders for and deliver
all the latest books. Phone calls promptly
! attended 20. d. a A. Phone 6li6A; Auto
matte 8oSS. teolou.
RF ADAM LEO - RoMANY GYPSY
Nl paimist. will be AZ Shellpot Park All
winter Can ho seen at any time Tells
= your past. present and future, Just AZ you
!. ! have gone and will 20 through life for 25c .
, shelipot Park. Wilmington. Delaware.
dec5-t.
4 n, rrY HALL. WILMINGTON. DELLA
~ WARE. April i. iql4. r
Notice. In accordance with Section 81, o
the City Charter. public notice is given here.
by that the assessment for 1919 havipg beer
= completed. has been hled n thh omect nnt
said Aksssment viii he onen for pubns
Inspection from April ! 1914 70 April i5
1914 tsundays excepted. between the hours
/, | Of ~ D. m. and IT, ms and from p m
. 20 D. m The Board Of Assessment. nevi
\ sion and Appeals will ~ IN the Council
!, | Chamber In the City Hall each secular IA,
!. during the month Of April ial4. between
= the hours Of q D. and p. M, and from
p. m 70 p. m. TO hear appeals from said
- assessment. g. NJ. DILLON.
Is aprI-l8t Clerk OF The Council
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Il OR REMITTANCE CEMENTED BASE
It ment. Apply No. 500 West Sixth 81 .
mar3O-fm
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IHEIP MANTEp-FEMALE

--.,-..,--~-,,-.e.r----.. ,.l-l,r
f,FfsSNA AkER WISHES AZ hNithi +.
IL cnrcd sewer. Phone laa4ne OF eau +"
Kh4 532 Grant Ave. Hp'e sl,
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ADTFs' DEPARTMENT or THE BELT
IL Drug Store Seventh and King streets {.
1r.r d.ilv en M. 90 9 p. m. Mrs. T.. 4.
Df+is i'm attendance Telephone your wants
Phorc deliveries. lenc-u.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

nR. GEORGE W. QUINN HAS RE-
~ moved from No 1915 Washington street
20 No. no West street. Hours, a. m
10 a. m. p. m. 90 . p. M. 6p. m.
20 p. M. ,nare9 Imo.
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L OR RENT-FLoUR AND FEED STAND
It Inquire Henry c. Webb. No. 5o7 West
Front street. aprs-eod-im.
Il OR RENT ROOMS. BATH. $40 PER
II month. No. si3 Shipley street Ap-
ply No. 6i3 Orange st. mar3o-1m.
II OR RENT-sTORE WITH CEMENT
IT basement. suitable for once. Rent
very reasonable. Fine condition. No 500
T''n'h St. m'rie.im.
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PAPERHANGERS


4 Ohm REYBOLr. PAPER HANGER.
u No. s23 Madison ST.. Bel phone.
s7is-L. ianis-if.
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STORAGE

II OUSEHOLD GOODS STORED N
Ill clean. separate locked rooms. New
1ullding Automobile padded vans for local
md long distance moving. Work guaranteed
raIimato free. ID. A A. Phone olIA.
EECURITN STORAGE WAREHoUSEd.
Pennsylvania Ave. and Clayton -.
inf78tf.
q TORAGE-HoUsEHOLD GOODS AND
- merchandise. Piano and safe moving =
lr4cialiy. Packing Grating ana shipping 70
~ points; private railroad siding direct
mo building. Estimate free.
AMERICAN STORAGE Co.
Pkone SEA ID. No. ioi Maryland Ave.
iune 2a-tf.
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TYPEWRITERS

II HAihWklihkS RENTED - THREE
Il months. - 90. Rental applied on par
cnase. sold. s5. 90 monthly. Typewriers
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency, type.
writer Exchange, No. 9i5 Market street
aug2Af.
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= OR RENr-rwo CoMMDNlCATiNG
7 furnished rooms for Hight housekeeping.
No. lait' kinr 81. apri'li
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O. G. GOODEN,
HAIR DRESSING

NO. WEST NINTH STREET.
Real Estate. Mortgages and insurans
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u URNIsHFD ROOMS FOR cENrLE.
SIMPLIFY STREET apri-u
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u URNIsHED ROOMS WITH OR WITH
Il out board No. West Flghtecnih
street apr6 m. Vs. f-u
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|TTTATION WANTED. FEMALE

/, : ,S.'ir-ifRTSfNfNG. EDUCATED. REFINED
III woman wants q position ae companion
Idrosr WAC Evening journal
III s-eod-2wks
~ ANTFD-YOUNG LADY or CoNsiD-
W oral experience, desires position a.
~ o. once work Also UtcnoFraphcr
naonshls salary. Address Ala this
inre. ianao.u
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n, wo NrCEfY FURNISHED FRONT
rooms at No IT'S West street for
light housekeeping apr3-eod-iwk.
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BUSINESS NOTICES


I II YOU IA AM 40 SELL YOUR CLOTHES
4 call up Isaac Gibbs. No 838 French 81.
y. 8 A. phone, No. 1895. and he win call
Tor them ian6.u
- AMUEL HORWITz. FORMERLY AT
- the Clayton House Barber Shop has
opened a sanitary barber shop at No 1I3
East Fourth 81. apr4- I'm.
L AVN MOWERS sHARPENED AND RE-
~ paired. Carpet Sweepers and Wringers
repaired John 7 schweizer, No. 525 Wes.
Front street. Both phones m3O-tf
ID IANO MOVING AND HAULING. ALL
L work done with special care. D. A
uhone, 23lfi Del 1879. James Stewart
Lowe, No. 1909 rainall 81. ianotf.
M RS. WORTH. ia YEARS AT BRANDY.
lNl WINE SPRINGS. NOW AT NO. if9
EAST SEVENTH STREET. SCIENTIFIC
PALMfSr GENTS soc. LADIES. 25c
NO SUNDAY WORK. mar3O.im.
Evening journal., 1914-04-10

NOR RFNr-NfCELY FURNISHED
II room No. 1917 West 81. mar2i I'm
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-24
"Canyon County Fair
Replete With Local Hits
viii Be a Big Success

Plans for the production of the
Canyon County Fair" musical
comedy to be presented May and
S under the auspices of the public
schools and the Commercial club are
well under way, PRACTICABLE all of the
cast and the choruses numbering 200
people, having been selected. A meet
ing of the principal characters was
held in the Commercial club rooms
Thursday evening and most of the
principal parts assigned.
Under the direction of Miss Clare
Andrews the children's choruses be-
gan rehearsals Tuesday afternoon at
the Huree theatre. Over 200 children
are uesd in the different choruses and
drills and with but three rehearsals
IRE giving evidence of the careful and
efficient instructions of Miss Andrews
as director.
The first rehearsal of the cast and
the older choruses will be held FRI
day evening. The lines of the play
are bright and snappy and include
many local hits. Much of the best
musical talent in the city has been Sc
cured for the occasion and it promises
to equal if not excel the larger pro-
iessional companies.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-24
CoLdtOeN Egg Bandits
Cause Police Department
To Lose Months GrOWth

Late Thursday evening the post me-
ridian half of CaldwelPs police depart
ment was startled out of month S
growth as he came from friendly
lunch counter by seeing small white
object whiz past his head and smack
against the wall just behind him.
The department was kept busy for
several moments lodging and then Sc
cured persuasive grip on two of the
most active offenders. An examina-
ton discovered that several o: Cald-
wells most promising young men had
made raid on The Tribune Office
and were using some FIVE dozen eggs
as missiles for a live battle
Four of the Egg Bandits" con
tributed SIS each to Judge Dunlap
One of the bandits is now strongly II
favor of law absolutely prohibiting
father from opening any and al
mail whatsoever addressed to SON
especially if it contains receipt o
fine paid at a'polic& court.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-24
Statement of Fact.

Through some misunderstanding a
report has been circulated that the
Canyon hospital refused to allow the
burial of the late Charley Burd until
all expenses were paid. This is in no
way true as they did everything pos
sible for us and charged most rea-
sonable fee.
The hospital, doctors. and under
taker were all fair and reasonable in
their charges. Through theegenerosi-
ty of friends, the hospital and under
taker bill were met in full and the
doctors in part.
We desire to express our thanks
to the many friends who helped us so
materially and gave their sympathy
during the sickness and death of our
late husband and son-in-law, Charles
Burd, and we wish to especially thank
VIM. Biggs and J. c. Justus for, their
work in our behalf.
]. o. RAMBO and family.
MRS. OLLIE BURD.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-24
Announcement of Candidacy.

In response to the urging of many
friends | have decided to allow my
name to be presented to the voters at
the Republican primaries for the of.
fee OF Clerk of the District Court and
Ex-Oficio Auditor and Recorder of
Canyon county. IN making this de-
cision, feel that need no platform
upon which to seek your suffrages
beyond the record of the period in
which | have served you. The office
is one in which efficiency is secured
by intimate knowledge of the thous-
and and one details of the work, and
is an Office in which frequent changes
are decidedly against the best inter
ests Of the taxpayers. Under my ad-
ministration the Office has been self
supporting, and good balances have
been turned back into the treasury
after paying all of the operating ex-
penses. ! respectfully ask your sui
frages and shall deeply appreciate ar
Endorsement of my efforts in your be
hall. 90,
Dated Caldwell. Ida. April "a, 1914
GEO. w. STOVEL.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-24
PLEDGED
TO FOLLOW THE KING
DRAG system

About Us people gathered Tuesday
afternoon to hear D. Ward King. in
ventor of the split-log drag and good
roads advocate of national renown,
deliver his lecture.
King has message, great in its
simplicity. His illustrations were
homel% but drove the principles of
road building home with force. The
splrt-log drag, according to Mr.. King,
IS sufficient of itself to make perfect
road, il used at the right time and
persiStently.
Mr.. King called attention to the
hog wallow. After rain the hole
will be found to be filled with water.
Dig hole the same size by the side
of the hog wallow and pour in the
same quantity of water. By the time
the water is all poured in the hole, it
has disappeared. The hops by wal
lowing in the water, smearing around,
make a waterproof cement, which
holds the water. This fact contains
a large part of the truth of the split
log drag After the rain the drag is
hauled along the road and the dirt
moved to the center. This dirt Is
rolled by the wheels OF the passing
vehicles and hammered down by the
hoofs ~ the animals The sun then
bakes the mass into hard water
proof coating. Little by little this
covering is added to, until depth of
from II to l8 inches of hard, water
proof cement is found on the top of
the road from which water is shed
readily.
During the lecture % of those pres
ent pledged themselves to build King
road drags and use them according to
directions. The following names were
given:
Harry Ainsberry, Peaceful Valley;
], T. Weeks, Parma; ]. E. Bird, Cald-
we'll; H. d. Blatchley, Caldwell; L. H.
Wickersham, Caldwell o. A. Cox,
Middleton; T. S. Barnum Notus; f.
c. Hickok, Caldwell; w. H. Zeal, Me-
ridian; Andy Rasmussen, Falks Store;
E. A. Blair, Payette; G. T. Champeny,
Nampa; Paul M. Long, Caldwell; A.
T. Scovel, Caldwell; w. p. Lyon,
Caldwell; B, M. Holt, Caldwell; NJ
H. Gibbons, Caldwell J. +. Look,
Caldwell; w. B. Mitchell, Parma; OF
to Wilhelm, Emmett; c. l.. Anderson,
Emmett; Chas. Cantrall, Emmett; and
A. 0. Christopher, Caldwell.
After the lecture at the Methodist
church Mr.. King repaired to Albany
street where he gave a practical illus
tration of the use OF the drag by GO
ing over the newly made block and
shaping it up.
Caldwell Leads Again.
AS a direct result of the lecture a
meeting will be held oMnday evening
at the Commercial club rooms for the
purpose of organizing King Drag
Auto club, This organization will d.
vide the city into districts and the
members pledge themselves to drag
the city streets after each rain. Yes
terday afternoon the promoters of the
idea canvassed the city and secured a
number of signers who pledged to
furnish drags or help in the operation.
This is the first organization of the
sort to be formed in the United States.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-24
Popular Young People Married.

Miss Ednetta St. Clair OF Silver
City and John Boone of this city were
married Wednesday evening, Rev. Mr..
Ewing OF the Methodist church Off
eating. The event was surprise to
the many friends of the popular young
couple. No one except the clergyman
and witnesses were present.
= Mrs. Boone, is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John S. St. Clair, clerk of
the district. court of Owyhee county,
She is a popular young lady, During
the past two years she spent most of
the time in this city attending school.
Mr.. Boone is we'll known and highly
respected young man of the city. For
several years he has been employed
as head salesman in the Caldwell
Clothing store.