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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16

Inc Faris Fost most excellent newspaper published
IN Mormon Idaho and consequently with vision greatly
oDscured is OF the opinion that the Mormon church does
not exercise baefu influence on politics i'm Idaho II
asks that the Republican party in the state act n orrt
ana that The Tribune produce its evidence 1t strikes
tnat the Republican party has already acted It acted
WHEN Judge bulge was candidate for justice of the su-
pree court 1t acted again when John Hart was candi
GATE lor state chairman AS the already satisfied
with the evidence why introduce more? Conviction has
Deen established in the selected by the Post itself
Inc Fost and all other Mormon apologists refuses to
recognize one fundamental difference between the Mormon
churCh and other organized churches the Catholics ex
cepted The president of the Mormon church is pro-
phe revelaor and seer inspired of God to guide and adj
wise the mormon people In degree all officers of the
mormon church are SO anonted and inspired In the
evangehca churches such authority exists and the
ocers OF other churches, if so disposed cannot
ercise an authority that is common to Mormon nrests
Mormon bishop in talking the Mormon people talks
Ce"op' aulses as BISHOP even though he is black
smith by trade. However offer no excause for mnis
ters and church officers of other denomination mixing
IN pohtlcS IT they ministers and officers presume RI
advise their members they too are guilty. Of The . &c
iense and to the extent of their influence are lust az
nicous. 49, - P7
we would point out to the Post fact that il well
KNOWS the Mormon people consider themselves people
separate and apart They chosen people They en-
dure the gentiles for the time being because tba,
very well do otherwise. The empire dream of Brigham
Dung is part and parcel of the dream of every GOOD
Hnornon TO TINS day They believe in being subject to
kings presidents, rulers etc. because thew have 70 he
heVe In 1t and for the reason that they officially
abandoned poygamy while continuing to practice it in
secret albeit to limited extent
we DO not know that the Mormons are much worse
nan oner churches have been in other places That is
beside the question. The menace in Idaho is tbn M
ehurch. Even though they numerically weak The
tribune would object to the election of Catholic priest
as head OF the Republican party in Idaho We would oh
ct 10 the election of Bishop Fusten of the Episcopal
or nigh tunctlonary of any other church 1t is
the Mormons alone who send their aDost1es 70 oso
and their bishops to the legislature
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16
THE NEW STATE CHAIRMAN

On another page will be found the expressions of a
number of Republican newspapers the chairman
of the Republican central committee These news
papers are well pleased with the selection made Each
and everyone of them pays tribute Mr. Evans as high
minded man and far seeing politician The Tribune can
simply endorse the statements that well expressed by
our contemporaries. We convinced that they know
whereof they speak and their judgments are entitled to
respect
There is great deal of work to be done in Idaho in
preparation for the next campaign. This work. in large
measure naturally devolyes upon the chairman He
must rst OF all properly organize his forces by enhusng
the workers. educating the rank and file and harmonzinp
the dscordan elements During the past few years the
Republican party bloated with prosperity and success has
become careless and negligent In consequence thousands
OF voters have become indifferent and hundreds disguised
Inc new chairman must show that the party about to
enter upon life. 1t takes strong provocation to
ALLEVIATE an American citizen from his political party Once
his affections astray it takes much to gather them
BACK again Disntragaton has already started in Idaho
1t can be stopped by the application of the proper rene
dies The Tribune trusts that the remedies will be ap
piled and at once.
One OF the troubles in Idaho today is that there is no
Eonger free expression of public opinion on public oues
tons One or two men have arrogated to themselves au
thory within the party. If you question their wisdom
oppose their plans gainsay their authority your party
loyalty is at once in question To The Tribune this is
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16

double the deposits of February, 1911.
Last summer the London Statist
published list of the worlds greatest
banks, giving the Imperial Bank of
Russia first place with about $780,
100000 deposits, Lloyds of London as
second, with $50OO00,OOO; the London
City and Midland third, with $780,
100000; Credit Lyonnais fourth, with
$4ZOOOO,OO0; London and Westmins-
ter fifth, with $425,OOO,OO0; Deutsche
Bank sixth, with $395, 100000; Bank of
England eighth, with $350,OOO,OOO; The
Bank de la Argentine sixteenth with
$4,000, 1000; National City Bank of
New York;. 18th, with $22O,OOO,OOO;
Bank of France, 21st, with $500 OOO,-
OOO; and the Imperial Bank of Ger
many oath, with $195,0OOOO0.
Following close to the Bank of
Germany's figures come the Bank of
Montreal, the Canadian Bank of Com
merce and the Continental & Com
National Bank of Chicago.
Recent reports of deposits of the
National City Bank of New York
boost that bank up to near sixth
place, along with the Deutsche Bank
and Bank of England.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16

Well, a few days ago l heard that
one OF my good friends was sick and
had been taken to the hospital He
was always so strong and we'll and
rather prided himself on his good
health, that l thought it surely could
De nothing serious and that he would
soon be out and back at his work
However, his going to the HOSPITAL
puzzled me, and as soon as | conven-
iently could, | went to see him AS
l approached the room where he Law
ne greeted me with the warning that
II had not already been. vaccinated
against typhoid fever to go do so at
once. You see what neglectinp it has
done for me- he said. As | watched
MS intense suffering and noted his
alarming condition, l realized for the
hrst time that l was no more immune
than he; that his chances for passing
peasant summer without illness
only lew days ago seemed as fair
as mine. Anyway, | took him at his
word and went Immediately to the
DOCTOR and took my first treatment !"
How is it serving you? Did II
make you sick?"
The idea of such a thing! But 7
might have said it made me a LITTLE
SICK 1t l hadn't seen John suffering
with the real thing. But really. it was
nothing to mind, and think what if
preventSw
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16

Some farmers are starting to cut
their second cutting of hay which is
of the finest quality.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. Moore and children
went to Parma Monday and seen the
Liberty Bell
Mrs. Theodore Johnson and little
children were guests at the ]. Lund
home, Sunday.
Mrs. c. c. Case of Great Falls,
Montana, is visiting at her home here
Mrs. Owens has been having a very
serious time caused by running a
nail in her foot nearly two weeks ago.
Lee McNair, who is staying at the
n. Dunagan home went to Middleton
Saturday evening to visit with home
folks, also to attend the Liberty Bell
celebration in Caldwell Monday, re-
turning to Arena Valley Monday
evening.
Mr.: and Mrs. Guy Daily, formerly
OF this valley, went to the coast last
Saturday evening, where Mr.. Daily
has employment in the lumber ward
of Mr. Plat.
c. Usadell has the frame work I'D
tor his new dwelling on the land
purchased from Godfrey Johanson,
Mr.. Johanson Use doing the carpenter
work.
The Boise Homesteaders Associa.
ton held tax meeting with the peo.
PIE OF the valley Saturday evening.
Mr.. Kelm Of Wilder gave an interest.
ing talk and much interest was shown
by the usual attendance.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16
A CAST IN POINT.

Somehow it never occurred to me
that | should be vacinated against
typhoid until yesterday" admitted a
young man quite seriously.
Why not your" he was asked.
Didn't you have confidence in it?"
oh, yes, but felt it was a good
thing for women and children per
haps, and fine thing for the army
and navy, but for strong man like
me. somehow it didn't seem necessary
and rather a trivial thing. | thought
It was something new the doctors had
found and wanted to experiment with
You said it did not occur to you
that it was your duty to be vaccinat-
ed till yesterday. Why yesterday"
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County farm expert, Mccall ex.
mined several of the clover fields
throughout the valley and found aphis
working IN thee lover blossom to such
an extent that which was intended to
be lett for seed will have to be cut for
'ay.
Messrs. Rex Mitchell and Clarence
-:!agg gave party to their Young
friends Friday night, IS young people
we're present. Ice cream and cake
were served and the remainder of
the evening spent in playing games.
~ who were present report good
The Misses Miller, from near Cald.
nome.
The Willing Workers will give an
tere cream social at the school house
Saturday night, July 18th The pro-
seeeds will be used to paint the school
house. Everybody come out and helm
a good cause.
The Misses Hanson and Sanford
from near Nampa, are visiting Miss
Hanson's sister, Mrs. Harris.
MIS- Floyd Mitchell is enjoying a
i N.Y. aunt, MTS. Baker, who
recently arrived from Missouri.
Quite a number from the valley
went to Caldwell to see the Liberty
'''0''' last
Mrs. H. V. Stilwell and family took
dinner with the O. o. Allison family
in Caldwell, Monday.
Mesdames Mitchell, Mower Bet
sold and Kingston, also VIM. Mitchell
picked apricots at the Jones ranch on
Pleasant Ridge, Monday. "
:, Mr.. tields' family have arrived from
! ! e ;Ti to make their home here.
l mere was preaching at the M = |
;h4rch Sunday morning. w. l.
/. J. Hodkinson from near Krro
'is SIT, his brother and sister, Sunda~
The farmers are busy this weet Z,
ooth the grain and hay fields as the
'srley IS being cut, also second cutt;no
II alfalfa hay. cutting
DIR. Blondell and wife of Caldwell
y the Misses Blondell and Crabb
u Iowa, who are on their way 70 he
&Position' were visitors at the Amesl
Jury home Sunday. WV ''i'eS-
I; e Tobias spent several davs +, :,
week in Boise and Nampa on b" rr
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16
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James Butler was business Gale,
Il Wilder Saturday.
Miss Helen Lund was a dinner
Srest at the Owens home last FRIDAY
Olga Usadell is staying with Mrs,
Albertson in Parma this week.
Mrs. H. Dunagan and Miss Leah
were. picking cherries on the Jacob
son farm near Roswell Saturday.
Miss Sheets left for the coast last
Friday Tor the benefit of her health,
We hope it will be beneficial
Mrs. Butler was caller at the Lund
home Saturday evening.
Theodore Johnson, Jr., James John
son, Fritz and Arthur Lund went to
Snake river Sunday for an outing
Sunday morning while Fritz Lund
was helping Lars Arland grind IA
SICKLE, he cut his finger almost off
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16
SHORT LINE SENDS OUT
VALUABLE POTATO CHART

Chas. L. Allen, Freight Claim Dept
U. 5. L., was in the city the latter part
OF last week distributing copies of a
large chart issued by the o. S. L. il
Illustrating the most common diseases
OF the tuber and the right manner OF
packing in cars to insure proper car
riage.
The chart is handsomely printed,
the illustrations good, and the matter
interesting to everyone who would
see the country wax more prosper
Gus.
The officials of the railroad are to
be congratulated; the warning is time
ly( will save the growers much mon
ey-and save the claim department
officials gray hairs.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16
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MI, and Mrs. Bodel and LITTLE o;rr
of Marble Front were ali dav SHnSS ar !,
visitors at the Gragg home N"'
Mrs. French made a trim 70 p,oo.
ant T. Rldge last week for cherries
leo WalIs spent last. Wednesday
night with Louise Wright
Wilma and We're Sewer motored 70
wilder Monday evening. Wilma re-
.ulned nome Tuesday and We're re-
NAMED until Thursday.
Dewey Walls returned home Mon
gay evening from Nampa where he
mas been working for the past two
Mrs. LeCompte of Lakeview Welt
ed at the Fry home one day last week
Clarence Gragg was home visiting
last Sunday. ''''i's
MRS Sewer and Wilma motored to
Emmett Friday and came home with
load OF apricots and cherries.
n very large crowd from this com.
munity went to Caldwell last Mon
Day to see the old Liberty Bell, which
stopped there,
Mr.. smith, the Raleigh man. is now
In the nieghborhood selling his goods
Ethel and Maxwell Wright return
ed home from. Emmett with their
father last week They had been Nd
there after load of apricots.
Mrs Peters brother from Port
land, who has been visiting them, re-
tuTend home Monday evening.
Edith Sprang was an all day visitor
OF Alice Sullivan last Sunday,
Hazel McAdams was an all dav
guest of Wilma Sewer last Sunday
Louise Wright picked raspberries at
me Peters place Monday.
Mr.. Jones mother, who has been
them, left Sunday for Vale,
Mrs. Bailey and children of Cald-
yell were Saturday visitors OF the Z.
E. Jones family.
The Bailey family left for Portland
Monday evening, where they will
make ak, their future home.
The auto parade in Caldwell last
VI VI onday was very pretty. A prize was
'iVen tor the best trimmed country
,uto and the best city auto. Wilma
1 &c won the country prize of SIS.
ne Sower auto was very PRETTY
trimmed in purple and white. Wilma
'oWer and Hazel McAdams and three
ign school friends rode in il.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16
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Last Wednesday evening, July 9TH,
the b. Y. P. u. of the Baptist church
OF Caldwell, held their monthly meet
ing at the home of John and Florence
Greer. Edgar Gipson took the young
people, with their refreshments, out on
a hayrack. The social committee had
charge OF the entertainment and after
couple of hours spent in outdoor
sports, music and games, the young
people were taken back to town, hav-
ing spent very pleasant evening.
Ernest Franks and sister went to
Homedale Thursday and returned on
Friday.
Mrs. c. E. Pennington was in Dixie
calling last Thursday.
Mrs. L. O'Donnei visited the Crif-
field girls Friday and Saturday
Walter Ode is out and around again
after a seige of illness.
Mrs. McCrory took her little daugh-
ter that was sick at the Ode home r.
Willow Creek, Saturday. The child is
nearly we'll.
Mrs. Chas. Davis of Caldwell visit
ed Mrs. A: Ballentyne Thursday
Merle Crifheld has been picking
I5iSS a. tIiS }. u. Rowland place.
Mrs. Viola Nichols visited with her
mother Sunday.
Mrs. Dan eastman is still improv-
ing.
Roy Rowland was thrown from a
hay rake and hurt his foot one day
the past week.
Mrs. S. W. Vail came near having
an accident one day the past week. 4 |
wheel came off cart in which she |
was riding. Mrs. Vail was somewhat
Jared UP but sustained no serious
injuries.
Clara Bell stayed all night with
Merle Criffield Friday night
T; Anderson spent the week end at
Mr. c. A. Vail and family. were
callers at Dickson's Sunday.
Harry Pennington and wife with
Mr.; Pennington's Sunday School class
OF Center Point, visited the Fairyiew
Sunday school last Sunday.
w. M. Dickson and daughter. Mrs
Vina Conklin, returned Sunday even
ing from their visit at Deer Park,
" dSnlnStOn.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16
REPORT suspicious
OF CHOLERA INSTANTLY

Profs. Ireland and Mccall wish to
issue an urgent warning to report any
suspicious of the presense of hog
cholera instantly. Delay is most
dangerous.
A herd of $50 hogs, belonging to
L. L. Young, has become infected at
Nampa; they were vaccinated last
week. A case on the place of Mr..
Boliman, at Wilder, was reported and
the infected hogs vaccinated at once.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16
A Bird Sufragette.

David was viewing the wonders of
the zoo with his father for the first
time. David's mother was an ardent
suffragist.
Over the cage of the secretary bird
is an inscription which reads:
The male secretary bird matches
the eggs and rears the young"
David slowly spelled out the inscrip-
ton and turned inquiringly to his
father:
as the secretary birds wife suf-
fragist too, pa?" he asked.-Judge.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16
Her Conscience.

In spite of seedlings, Helen persist
ed in running away from home. One
day after a longer absence than usual
her mother asked:
Helen, dear, does not your con-
science trouble you when you are
running away from mother?" explain
ing that her conscience was a little
voice speaking within. Helen ans
wered:
ooh, yes, mamma; that little voice
is always saying: Run faster, faster,
Helen; your mother is after you'll
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16
Tommy on Forgiveness.

This latter day or new morality is
too lax for me-" quoth Jerome S. Nc
Wade, the Duluth millionaire. He con-
tinued:
"This new morality, which seems
in its tolerance rather to encourage
than to oppose wickedness, reminds
me of lad in my Sunday school class.
Nov Tommy" l said to this lad
one Sunday afternoon, now, Tommy
what must we do before our sins can
be forgiven%
"'We must sim Tommy replied."-
Houston Chronicle.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16
The Voice of the City
(Atlantic MonrhlX.l

That talk of the town is a
wonderful thing. 1t may fall
away to restless, 6tful murmur
in the middle of the night, but it
goes on increasingly. The henk
of the motorcar is its punctuation
mark, and in its indistinguish-
able, vast uproar blend the ac-
cents of nearly two million hui
man beings, to say nothing of the
wild daughters and tribulations of
lesser animals, with an eye or a
tongue to the moon that rules
more tides than those of the sea.
"For there be many voices,
but one Voice."
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16
THE WORLDS GREATEST BANK

According to a statement of March
Is, 1915, the London City and Midland
Bank of London, England, now heads
the list of the worlds great banks, as
regards deposit accounts. On that
date the London City and Midland re-
ported deposit and current accounts
of $676,000,000. This Is an increase of
nearly $lOO,000,0O0 since February
1914, and only slightly less than
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16

small matter We do whether we are considered
Republican or Democratic. To others it seems to make
great difference They object and for the reason that
ey woula probably lose their identity, having the
ld0ei torn on However the organization should encour-
age the tu and frank discussion of all party matters Only
IN TINS way will the wsest counsel prevail
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16

AS candidate for president and because the direct
primary method be popular in the country gen.
orally Senator Borah upholds the system in Idaho not
whsandng the results of two, four and six years
Its great to have candidate for the presidency within
the state If he does nothing else he frequently squech
any independence Of thought that NAV show I'D
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16
Rotund.

An elderly woman who was extrem-
ly stout was endeavoring to enter a
street car when the conductor, MOTTO
ing her difficulty, sal dto her:
Try sideways, madam; try side
ways"
The woman looked up breathlessly
and said:
why, bless ye, amt got no side
ways. Louisville Herald.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16
OUR CHIEF MECHANIC
SHANK AUTO COMPANY
Phone 22l.

Mr.. Edwards is erecting a hons.
on on the forty upon which he recently
The Good Time club met. at Mrs
Albert Mutch's last Friday.
MRS. 7: z. Tobias visited her par.
ents in Meridian, last week.
George Penninger spent Saturday
and Sunday with his parents. in Ro;se
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16

matter" she asked
Il want it decided now. Every
time you tell Mary to wash my face
or neck she washes my ears, too
Ladies Home Companion.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16

Senator ,Borah wants the Republican party to place
ticket in the field that merits support of all Republicans
He did not leave the specifications for securing happy
result He still has great faith in the primary.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16
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Washed Either Wav.

Ma! Ma" bawled Freddie as the
usual morning wash was going On
nv neck?" u
Ma temporized. why, what is the
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Mrs. Park visited lin Boise few
/. M. Decourses' visited his father
over by Nampa Saturday.
FRANKLIN people held their quarterly
communion services at the church last
Sunday morning.
Nharles Grim is starting to erect
new barn this week.
- II Richardson is stacking hay this
Mr.. Tolleth helped Mr.. Bumpardner
with his haying Monday.
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There will be preaching at the
appleton Methodist church next
sunday evening at early lamp lighting
py me. Kew, Guy Z, Kelley.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16
Fumigation Not Enough,

1t is interesting to learn that cities
are abandoning the old method of
tumlgating after an infectious disease
and are adopting more thorou9h
methods. The health commissioner Of
Milwaukee, DR.. G. c. Rutland has
Just issued his report which asserts
that the health department, after care
tul investigation, has decided that
Immigration is of no particular value
and is really dangerous because Il
creates false sense of security
Many families believe when dis
injecting candles are burned or for
maidehyde used, sort of ceremony
has been performed which will drive
away sickness and that all the mem
bers need ia Ike no further precautions
ABOUT exposing themselves to infec-
ton" says the report.
Doctor Rutland says that a verv
thorough washing of the rooms. and
cleansing in hot water of the bodv
linen and bed linen and the dishes
used by the patient is worth more than
all the tumigation ever done.
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There is no greater delight than To
be conscious of sincerity on seIf-ex-
amination.-Mencius.
. sleep! in pity thou art made
A double boon to such as we:
Beneath closed lids and folds of
deepest shade
We think we see.
Rockingham.
each his ssufferings: all are men.
-, Condemned alike to groan;
The tender 70 ranother's pain
The unfeeling for his own.
Gray.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN EsCAMBIA COUNTY COURT or
RECORD. STATE OBJ FLORIDA.
IN CHANCERT
sam Rudolph. Complainant ". W. Will
pc Rudolph. Defendant.
con Monday. tie g8th day % june A. y.
1919 THE defendant. Willie Rudolph q
required % appear 30 the Bill flied
Rainst her herein.
This order - Be published once each
week for eight consecutive weeks ~ the
Pensacola Journal. a Newspaper publish
- ia said Escambia county
tSEALD "A. ~ MCMILLAN.
Clerk Court ~ Record.
Pensacola. fla, May list. 1918.
Htl a nnaE LnaMAM.