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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-21
OFFICERS ARE APPOINTED
IN GEM COUNTY

Gem County officers: Commission
ers-John McNish and James A. Kes-
gard of Emmett, and ]. H. Connaugh-
ton of Montour, a holdover from Can
yon county. Sheriff-Dave' Nichols,
Sweet; Surveyor, E. E. Farshay, EN-
NETT; Probate Judge. A. c. Vadney
Sweet; Coroner, c. d. Buchanan, EN-
nett; Supt of Jublic Instruction, Miss
Bessie van Harten, Pearl; Treasurer
Dave Murray, Emmett. The assessor.
clerk and county attorney will be ap-
pointed later.
Following the receipt of the can
vassed vote on the creation of Gem
county, the governor Tuesday issued a
proclamation announcing the advent
of the thirty-seventh county, and APP
pointed all but three of the officers,
as above.
Creation Opposed.
The county was created pursuant to
an act of the Thirteenth legislature
from part of Canyon county imme-
diately surrounding the town of EN-
NETT and the part of the Boise county
known as Squaw valley. The enabling
act, fathered by Senator f. K Hayes
of Canyon county. a resident of EN-
NETT, was bitterly fought by Senator
Fitz, representing Boise county, who
asserted that the creation of the coun-
ty was certainty if the bill passed
because the residents of the part OF
Boise county included would have
practically no voice in the election, SC
much were they in the minority.
Almost Unanimous.
The vote necessary to create the
county by the terms of the bill was &C
per cent of the votes cast. Nearly 90
per cent approved it, and the only nre.
cinct which voted against the creation
was Bramwell. in Canyon county. The
votes in all the Boise county precincts
favored Gem county to q greater ex-
tent than did those of Canyon county
The vote in the five Boise county pre-
cincts was 3oS for to Al against; in
Canyon county. five precincts, it was
1927 for and l24 against, total af.
irmativc vote OF 1922 and a negative
vote of los
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-21
BENSON COMPLETES AR
RANGEMENTS ON DEVICE
Manufactured at Boise Temporarily
Can be Had in Caldwell.

|. c. Benson has completed arrange
ments for the manufacture and sale of
his irrigating device to which atten-
ton was called few weeks ago. The
Pioneer Tent & Awning company of
Boise are making the irrigator. Orders
will be filled by the Boise company or
left with the Caldwell Forwarding Co.
A Intersection irrigator. complete
with all unions, headgatcs, taps and
necessary equipment. costs $3.50
This will irrigate strip of land $50
feet wide and the water necessary for
three sections is fraction less than
20 inches under the u. S. R. S.
Mr.. Benson is now trying to make
arrangements for the manufacture of
his device. He feels certain that the
necessary funds can be raised and the
plant located in Caldwell. The irriga-
tor is proven success and is in use on
two or three hundred farms in Idaho.
1t may be advisable later to estab-
fish branch factories in the different
irrigated sections of the west.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-21
JURORS DRAWN TO SERVE
IN MAY TERM OF COURT
Panel Selected at Caldwell Includes
Three Gem County Residents.

Jurors for the May term of court
IN the Seventh Judicial District now
sitting in Caldwell were drawn We'd
nesday. The men on this panel re-
ported at lO:l5 Monday morning, May
lS, Included in the list of names
drawn are those of three citizens now
residents IN Gem county, newely ere
ated. AS there is a difference of opin-
ion IN interpreting the statutes there
is question as to whether these men
can be required to do jury duty in
Canyon county.
List of Jurors.
Names of those drawn on the first
yenire follow: ]. b. Middleton. H. B.
circuit, David Murray, Robert Blakes-
lee, Frank R. Fouch, T. H. McComsey,
Ben Ashley, |. A. Bartholomew,
George Durham. S. H. Rider, William
Ball, r. w. Kingston, Samuel G. Fus-
ring, David H. Law, Warren Dorathy,
c. L. Palmer, c. L. Burt, Walter
Knox. Herbert Bragg, w. H. Mccoy,
Frank Crone, Messrs. Murray, Dur
ham and Knox are the men who dwell
in Gem county.
Cases Scheduled.
All Of Monday and Tuesday morn
Us "oo consumer lIC OdlllllR Vi
the calendar and the setting of the
case for trial Cases scheduled for
hearing next week-all of them of a
civil nature-are these: May "a, Ruby
vs.. Van Houten, Buhanan VS.. Perry;
May Is, Tanner vs.. Frye; May 20,
Wiley VS.. MLaughlin. Smith VS.. Hos
kins. Smith VS.. Wilkerson; May 81,
Grundman VS.. Pease; May %, Bert
ram Motor Supply company VS.. Deri-
field; First National Bank vs. Kipp;
May %, Foote & Long VS.. Mcintyre.
$4,000 Libel Suit.
Tuesday afternoon was largely taken
up with hearing on a motion in the
libel suit wherein J. Weldon Berry
sues w. c. Hurd and A. W. Strauss
for fifteen thousand dollars damages.
This suit originates in Payette and re-
suits from a signed article published
in the Payette papers wherein Mr..
Perry thinks reflections were cast up
on him as to his honesty. If the mo-
ton of the defendants to strike out
material portions of the complaint is
overruled this suit promises to be one
of the most bitterly fought contests
of the present term.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-21
w. c. T. U. INSTITUTE.

Friday, May %. program is as fol-
1880 p. m.-Devotional Exercises
.........:.. Mrs. w. w. Ewing
l:5O p. NV. c. T. U. Quiz.
Singing-Our Nations Song.
:............. Congregation
I:l5-Reports from Interstate Con-
ference by Mesdames Elizabeth
Paine and H. Stark.
Discussion
Song by LaVerne and Verla Post
3;O00Reception of White Ribbon
Recruits.
3:lS-Essay "The Effect of Cigar
cites ..............W Villa Mcclure
Singing "Hurrah for Prohibition"
............... Congregation
5:Zo-Reports from Interstate Con-
ference by Mesdames Cora AL
lison and Mary Hawkes.
Discussion
Social hour
5;OO-Supper in honor of members
of the G. A. R.
EVENING
8:OO-Devotional exercises ....
...............M Mr. w. M. Case
S:N0-Song by the Young Cam
paigners
8:25-Address, the young cam
paigners of Canyon County.
8:35-Essay "The Effect of Cigar
etts' Ted Turner
Song ............M Mr.. Geo. Martin
S:4O-Address Emergencies in the
Coming Prohibition Campaign"
............... Mrs. d. N. Smith
9:OO-Song Miss Bess Steunenberg
Offering received.
9:05-Pantomnium "Satan's Defeat"
conducted by Mrs. G. N. King
90:2G9-Song ;..;..:,... Geo, Martin
9:Z5-Play "Alps Well that Ends
Welp' by 8 gentlemen and 3 ladies
Cornet Solo Mr.. Van Kirkpatrick
Benediction -. Rev. Chas. A. Sias
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-21
IDAHO STATE FAIR WILL
Be HELD IN CALDWELL
IN THE FUTURE

A meeting of the Canyon County
FAR association was held Friday even
ing OF last week. AT this meeting it
was decided to make this a state in
stead of a county fair. In line with
tins plan the name of the association
was changed to the Idaho State Fair
association. The territory from which
exhibits will be received for COMPETE
ton for prizes is the entire state.
The meeting was we'll attended,
There were representatives present
from Ada. Owyhee, Gem, Gooding
and Canyon counties. All present en-
dorsed the move. The outsiders were
more enthusiastic than the local men
and that is going some All felt that
Caldwell was the place for the state
fair.
Name Two Directors.
Holders of two-thirds of the stock
of the old county association were
represented and there was no oppo-
sition to the move to change both the
name and the scope of the organiza-
ton. 1t was also voted to increase
the number of directors from II to
IS. To this board of directors were
elected men from various sections of
southern Idaho. The new board will
be composed of F. R. Gooding, Good
ing county; D. L. Young, Ada county;
Adam Blackstock, Owyhee county;
7. A. McMaster, Twin Falls county;
e. L. Carnage, Gem county; L. l..
Young, B. M. Holt, Robert White. j.
f. Riddle, Perry Hadsall, ]. E. Ker-
rick, J. B. Gowen, w. C. Cowden.
Frank Howard and Albert Wilson. of
Canyon county.
Just as soon as the articles of in
corporation can be legally amended
the new directors will meet and elect
the fair officials. Present officials Of
the Canyon association are B. M.
Holt, president; J. E. Kerrick, vice
president; w. G. Cowden, treasurer;
}. B. Gowen, secretary; J. f. Riddle,
assistant secretary.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-21
ORATORIO EVENING AT
THE METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday, May 23rd, the Methodist
choir will give the May oratorio even
ing service at the Methodist church.
The program will include Gounod's
setting of the l30th Psalm. This can
tata, while comparatively short one,
contains beautiful and fitting music
and will be sung in its entirety by the
vested choir under Mr.. Beale's direc-
ton, The program is arranged as
follows:
l-Organ Prelude-Funeral Marche
and Chant Seraphique Guilmant
2-Processional Hymn No. POI.
3-Invocation and Response.
Hymn No. 303.
S-Responsives Reading 5th Sunday
Evening.
6-Announcements and Offering.
7-Cantata. Psalm CXXX "Out of
the Depths" music by .........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ChaS. Gounod
(a) Chorus Out of Darkness"
(b) Quartet There is Mercy
with Thee"
by the pastor
concluded
(c) Chorus From the Watch of
the Morning"
Cd Baritone Solo and Chorus
He Shall Redeem Thee,
Israel"
l0-Hymn No. AIS.
l1-Benediction and Postlude.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-21
FROM THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The best general exhibit of public
school work ever presented in Cald-
we'll was displayed in the High School
building last Thursday and Friday. 1t
IS estimated that more than three
hundred people visited this school
display and all visitors were we'll
pleased with what they saw. The OBJ
jcct of such an exhibit is to acquaint
the. community more fully with the
various types of school work being
done by the Caldwell schools. The
exhibit was composed entirely of the
regular class room work.
The Caldwell schools have been
urged to send their exhibits to San
Francisco to be displayed in the Ida
no building. Such a course of action
is now being considered. The financial
side OF the proposition is the difficult
problem.
The Senior class play "In the Van
guard was given last Tuesday night
in the high school gymnasium before
an audience OF about three hundred
people.
The various teachers of the schools
are busy rounding out the years work
by. completing the records and in
voicing the equipment in their var
ious departments.
The play given by the Lincoln build.
ing Melted the pupils of that school
about fifty or sixty dollars. This will
be invested by the pupils and their
teachers in the interest of the ward
school. The Senior class gave their
class night program in the gymnasium
Wednesday night.
The Commencement exercises will
be given in the Methodist church this
GfhuTrsdayl evening" beginning pro,
omptly at $50. DR.. Haynes. formerl,
pastor of the First Baptist church Of
Chicago, and at present connected
with Meanwhile College, will delivel
the Commencement address.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-21
G. A. R. SERVICES
DECORATION DAY

Decoration day will be observed in
Caldwell, Monday, May 81. by the O.
A. R.. w. R. c. and other orders The
services will be held at the Methodist
church, commencing at 80. The pro
gram, subject to minor changes, which
will be announced next week:
Song, Star Spangled Banner" 80.
..................M Mrs. F. F. Beale
Invocation Rev. Winfield S. Hawkes.
Post Department Chaplain.
Logan's Order -. .Adjt. M. l.. March
Lincoln's Gettysburgh Address -.
................. Ross Raymond
Song, "Tenting Tonight on the Old
Camp Ground" Mrs. w. w. McNair
Recitation ...... Miss Daphne Gowen
Quartet Tossing Folwers on the
Address .......... Hon. M. l. Church
Song, "America" ........ Audience
Benediction REV. F. NJ. Ewing
All citizens are requested to dis
play flags both Sunday and Mon
day, half mast until noon. at mast
head until night.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-21
Washington Circle Announcement.

The Washington Circle, Parent
Teachers meeting, which was to have
met Wednesday of this week, post
poned its meeting until Wednesday
of next week. The organization will
meet in the Washington building at
$3.50 p. m, The principal topic for
discussion is "Some Data from Re-
search Work in the Field Of Child
STUDY" The subject will be discussed
by VIM. Moll Case and Walter S
Baker. All parents and teachers are
invited to attend. Do not forget the
change in date.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-21
w. c. YOUNG IN CITY AFTER
ABSENCE OF SIXTEEN YEARS
Business is Picking up in East-Crop
Prospects Poor.

w. c. Young, a banker and dealer
in building material of Lathrop, Mo-,
is in the city looking after property
and investment interests here. Mr..
Young was one of the early pioneers
of Caldwell and has not visited the
city before for sixteen years. Need
less to say he notes a great many
changes and improvements.
Mr.. Young says that in his section
of Missouri the outlook for crops is
very poor. The country has been
stricken with cinch bugs and drought
a combination no farmer can over
come. During the past year, however,
trade and business has been looking
up and Mr.. Young expects it to con-
tinue.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-21
HORN BUYS FORD INTERESTS
IN PURE FOOD GROCERY

Jake Horn this week purchased the
interests of ]. c. Ford in the Pure
Food grocery Of this city owned by
Van Hyning & Co, This Is one Of the
best grocery stores in the city and
has splendid patronage.
Mr. Horn is we'll known in the city
having been in the newspaper, station
cry and postoffice business for a great
many years He will be valuable
man to an aleardy strong company.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-21
Turner Make Improvements.

During the last lew weeks eX-MayoT
Turner has made number of improv.
ments at his residence on Kimhall
boulevard. New walks. curbs and cul-
verts have been put in. A noticeable
Improvement is a cement wall across
the lot. This cement wall is a re-
markably good piece of workmanship
Messrs. Terry and MCGEE had the
work and they did it all in first class
manner.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-21
JAS. BOONE DISTINGUISHES
= HIMSELF AT YALE

Dr. and Mrs. Boone are in receipt of
a letter from Robert Strahorn which
states that their son, James Boone,
won the $1,000 prize offered in the
class oratoricai contest at Yale this
spring. Mr.. Boone is a graduate of the
College of Idaho and like number of
other graduates from this school has
won .honors at other institutions of
learning.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-21
Card of Thanks.

We desire to thank the man,
friends and neighbors who assisted II,
during the sickness and death of on
son and grandson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Glenn.
Grandpa Scott,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-21

Cal Johnson, one of the pioneers of
the Payette Valley, was business
visitor in the city Wednesday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-21
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Whitsunday Communion Service
this Sunday morning at 1880. Com
municants and those who desire to
make their first communion. will
please observe.
Y. P. S. c. F. at GAS o'clock at the
Community House. The young man
or woman who misses one of these
meetings for young people forfeitS the
opportunity for real blessing. Let
all young people come.
AT eight o'clock the series of ser
mons will be resumed and men are es-
pecially invited to be present this Sun
day night when the pastor will talk
about "The Real Tronble With Us.
Men who hunger for reality are COM
ing and they are bringing others with
them. You will not regret it either.
The Pioneer Irrigation District will
pay one-third of the cost OF all cement
bitches built in the city within the
district. Property owners must make
arrangements with the District before
starting work
Dr. and Mrs. F. +. Dutton are in
receipt of letter from their son,
Paul, who is at Portland. which states
that he and Miss Hilda GarSner were
recently married in that city.
Misses Opal and Juaneta Stewart
will erect a modern hVe-room cottage
at the corner of Dearborn and 18th
streets.
My Breakfast, Friday May %.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-21

An ice-cream and strawberry social
will be given at the Central Cove
school house on Friday evening, May
18th. By the young people OF the
Sunday school. Everybody come.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-21

May Breakfast Friday, May %.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-21

Remember the May Breakfast.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-21

Remember the May Breakfast,
The bee., 1915-10-05
BOAT HITS SNAG;
SINKS; I RESCUED
Society People Thrown Into
River-Don Life Belts
Before Craft Sinks

Cloverport, KY, Oct. 3.-Sev-
en- persons, composing a boating
party, narrowly escaped drown
ing late this afternoon when the
launch in which they were rid
ing struck a snag and sank in the
Ohio River. The boat went down
five minutes after the impact,
and time barely was allowed the
occupants of the craft to don life
preservers. Cries for help were
heard on the river bank and row
boats we're sent to the resue. All
we're picked up uninjured. The
boat, the Mary Jane, was about
thirty feet long and owned by
VIM. Tate, of Oloverport. Those
composing the party, all of whom
are members of CloverporE soci
ETY., are: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tate, Charles White and Fred
Fraige, Misses Virginia MEGA
vock aud Irene Jaboe, of Glover
port, and Elizabeth Skillman, OF
Morganfeld.
The bee., 1915-10-05
REV.. GRANT RETURNS
TG TG DARLINGTON
For Another Years Work
Other Assignments

The assignments Of the Metho-
dist pastors Of this district az
made at the conference at Hart
ford are ss follows:
G. r. Dillon, Madisonville; W.
A. Grant returns to darlington
L. W. Turner goes to Horse Gave
KY, having been four years at
Providence; p. L. King. Of Smith
Grove, to Providence <. r. Ben
nett returns to CLAY for the 4th
year; J. A. johnson returns tC
the Hanson circuit; e. D. Bog
CESS is succeeded by D. T. Tar
ter; ]. r. Randolph comes from
Smith Mills TO Ssbree: ]. T,
Cherry, Of Sebree. enters the lisl
Of opportunities; F. q. Lewis, Of
Dawson, is succeeded by Sim
mons Brinson. ~, f.a. rar
Rev: c. F. WimbeTly goes bacl
to Franklin, Ky. The confer
ence meets there next year. a.
The bee., 1915-10-05
ILEY BRINKLEY
CHAMPION SHOT
Made the Best Around Score
of Any Man on the
Range
WINS COVER
NOR,S MEDAL

They are off for Jacksonville,
and the rifle range is deserted.
Sergt LEY Brink'ey is the champ
ion military rifle shot Of Ken
tucky and made a arecord Of which
his friends may well be proud.
There w6rs i've men lont 'of Co.
6. who made good and are now
IN Jacksonville, ~ .s q
Folio aine is the scores Of the
State Team chat left here Sun
day morning for Jacksonville,
FloridS. .d &t W b w q u :
/. SeEgt Hey BrinkIey, Co. g,
Srd Reet-2R4.
2. 1st Lieut. Tom Peytop, Co,
G.y 3rd Regt-22T.
8. Lieut. VIM. PhippS, Go. E,
End Regt-222. .-'-s- -s-' -,
4. Sergt Ernest Brinkley, o.
g., Bird 'Regt--221. re-
5. Arnf Lee Puyear, 90. M
3rd Regt-221.
6. Capt M. 7. Back, Staff OFF
Ger Of 2nd Regt-219.
z. Sergt ]. d. Ahshear, Co. l
2nd Regt-21S.
8. Capt Ban Wilson, Co. G
3rd Regt-21S.
8. 1t Lieut. Fred Saples, %
c.. 2nd Regt-216.
10. Ospt Henry Austin, Staf
Officer, 1st Ragt-216.
IL. Sergt Virgil Youner, Co
A., 3rd Regt-215.
II. Sergt Hugh NJ ley, Go. ID
1st Regt-212
l3. Sergt Marion Hoover, Co
H., 3rd R-gt-214.
IA. Artlf. Dean Back, Co. K
2nd Ragt-214.
Is. Corp Rex Handy, ca G
3rd Regt-209.
Sergt Brinkley, of Darlington
has made the bert alround score
of any man on the Range. wiz
ming the Governors medal, alst
the best shot in the final score
The Team Captain, Range Office
and Spotter will be designated
from the Adjutants Office a
Frankfort before the final shoe
commences at Jacksonville. E
r. Gibson (Oapt) U. S. A., witt
has been with the Guard will &C
company the Team to the South
ern city. They will be gon'
about three wee ks.
The bee., 1915-10-05
NEXT SUNDAY
Will be Rally Day at The
Methodist Sunday School
Special Program
Arranged
SPECIAL INVITATION TO ALL

Next Sunday will be Rally
Day at the M. E. Church, south,
Sunday School, and a spec al in
vitation is extended to all who
wish to attend. A special pro-
gram has been prepared and a
very interesting time is prom
ised. The members of the Ora
del roll and Home department
are expectedto represent. Wes-
ley class wants and expects 100
members on this occasion. A
committee from every class has
been appointed to invite and
urge all members of these clauses
to be present. The new confer
ence year is Just beginning and
It isthe duty OF every member
Of the Sunday School to make il
a point to be present on next
Sunday and help start the new
year with push ana enthusiasm,
Come out and hear this program
it will do you good and help your
Sunday School.
The bee., 1915-10-05
Dnon''-- .,,--E
.TTUOOUM HUNTER
CASES GO over
Large Crowd From Carbon.
: dale and Handy Station
Sections Here
SET FOR The NEXT TERM

A large crowd from the Carbon
dale aud Handy Station sections
was in Madisonville Monday,
a great many of whom were cum
moned az witness In the casas of
the commonwealth against div
ers persons charged with alleged
'possum hunting and the kiII-
ing Of Dimmitt Woodruff and his
clerk. Glover Hoard. Several of
the caseH were ahead Of this on
the docket and it was not reach
ed Monday and late in the eve
ming 1t was agreed to continue
these cases until the seventh day
Of the next term. A
Other Court Doings
The following cases have been
disposed of since our last report :
Mack White, breaking into a
store, one year and a day in the
penitentiary. r- c
Bernie Roscoe, colored, carry
ing concealed and deadly weapon,
$50 and 10 days in Jail.
Henry Howell, carrying con-
cealed and deadly weapon, $50
and 10 days in Jail.
The case against Will Hawkins
charged with disturbing public
worship was dismissed.
The case against Lawrence
Tapp and Mrs. Lawrence Tapp,
charged with deserting an infant
child, was dismissed on motion
of the commonwealth.
The cases against Sam McGreg.
or, charging him with forgery,
were tried by the jury, and q
verdict of acquittal brought af'
ter jury was out a few minutes.
The case against john Henry
Cruuk, brought before the grand
jury for an examining trial,
charging him with grand larceny
was investigated by the grand
jury and no indictment returned
and therefore the court ordered
him released.
AC the time of going to pres
the case of the commonwealth
against q. A. Smith, charged
with maliciously cutting Hers
chel Sutton at Ashbyburg was OF
trial.
The bee., 1915-10-05
When Baby Has Ths Group

When q mother is awakened from
SOUND sleep to find her child whu
has gone TO bed apparently In the
best OF health struggling for breath
ahe is naturally alarmed. Yet II
abe can keep her presence of mind
and give ChAmberlRIu's Cough Rem
.edY every ten minutes until vOmit-
ing Is produced, quick relief will fol-
lOH and the child will drop to sleep
20 awaken In the morning as well a.
ever. This remedy has been In use
for many years with uniform sue
cess. Obtainable everywhere.