The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-11-05

low those of last year the farmers
generally are feeling pretty good.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Harrington left
Monday for San Francisco to attend
the fair. They will also visit their
son, Floyd at Riverside and sister
of Mrs. Harrington at Phoenix, Ariz.,
before returning home.
L. J. Ross has taken the agency for
this section of Idaho for the Hudson
automobile. Mr.. Ross has ordered
ten machines and delivery will start in
February. The Hudson is one of the
best machines on the market.
D. Wallace of Toledo, Ohio, who
has been in Idaho for several weeks,
making his headquarters at Caldwell,
has paid the farmers of this immedi-
ate vicinity about 100000 for seed of
different kinds. Mr.. Wallace expects
to buy half as much more seed as he
has already bought He was also one
of the heavy purchasers of the tim
othy seed of the Long Valley coun-
try.
w. H. Roadway left Friday morn
ing last for his home in Chicago after
spending a month in Coldwell. 1t is
stated that Mr.. and Mrs. Redway and
daughter will return to Caldwell in
| the spring to make their future home
The business for which Mr.. Redway
went to Chicago is now in such shape
that Mr.. Roadway can return to Idaho
If he sees fit without interfering with
his plans.
The sheriff's force came very near
capturing a La Grande bad man Sun
| daNy trh 4
word that man who had held up
La Grande business man was coming
this way and to watch No. lS. The
whole force was on hand but FORUM
ately, or unfortunately, the bad man
wasn't on the train In the judgment
of the conductor. 1t was a close call
for. the La Grande hold-up. If he
had been on the train; and if the con
ductor and recognized him; and if he
could not make getaway; he would
undoubtedly have been landed.
Ed. Heath, R. L. Bow and c. D..
Carlisle of Nampa were arrested by
Sheriff Pfost of Ada county Thurs
day evening of last week on charge
of reckless driving on public high
way. The warrent was sworn to by
John Cupples of this city. The car
containing the Nampa party collided
with the Cupples car causing great
damage to the auto. Messrs. John and
Frank Cupples were in the Caldwell
car. Messrs. w. R. Sebree and Jas
Harris who happened along shortly
after the collision stated that both
cars were badly damaged.
A druggist determined to enlarge
his business, so he put in a stock of
tea, coffee, wines, liquors, canary
birds, gold fish, the latest novels,
photo supplies bathing suits, optical
| goods, life preservers, shoe polish,
near oil paintings, dog colIas and
other sundries. At last whenIhis place
bore a striking appearance to the
general store at jerkwater town, he
putin a few gross of 98-cent watches
with chains attached. When a GUS
toner called for 10 cents worth of
castor oil he was sent to the extreme
rear where he was aked to wait until
evening while they sentto the whole
salers for it.-Moral: When in need
of pills patronize a jeweler.-Adv.
w. L. Hasbrouke was in the city
from his fruit tract Saturday and
Sunday. Mr.. Hasbrouke states that
the LdIIlcIS ana OtueTS are 1e6lluB
mighty fine as a result of the splendid
crops and good prices. He is in re-
ceipt of letters from his brothers and
others in the east which state that
there has been great revival in all
lines of industry during the past few
months. The chemical, steel and tex
tile industries are working full time
now. Mr.. Hasbrouke is or the opln-
ion that the Republicans will sweep
the country at the next election. Any
Republican who has been mentioned
for the presidency can win he says
The tariff must be revised and the PEG,
pie of the country will insist that the
friends of a protective tariff be plac-
: ed on watch during the revision.
In addition to their annual bazaar
and dinner, the Christian church
. ladies are planning a unique Parce
Post feature, Saturday, November 20
= Watch for particulars. l02o-llle