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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-21

the amendment of this rule. do not
think that amendment ought to have
been passed. l agree with most that
the aldermen says, tempering per-
hapS with much mildeT statements.
The amendment leaves the thing
wide open, so that the board of edu-
cation can in the future elect such
teachers as they see fit and leave off
such as they see fit, without refer
ence to competence.
Because Of political wire pulling,
life is made more or less uncOmfOrta-
BILE for the school officials who rec
ommend a discharge. A poor teach
er may have the most influence.
agree with the aldermen thoroughly
that we should keep all politics out Of
the public schools.
ITO admit any other consideration
whatever than the welfare of the
schools, whether it be partisan, fac
tiOnaI or personal, is to poison the
fountain from which our children
drink.
IF 1 we're on the board at this
time ana charged Win the DUTY or
getting the best teachers l would
have the superintendent make up the
list, and unless l knew to the con-
trary about some of the candidates
that list would receive my vote.
And if a principal whom l knew
to be fair should report that a teach
er was inefficient, and the assistant
superintendent and superintendent
should recommend the discharge, it
would take some evidence to con-
vince me that that recommendation
was not in the interests Of the school
system.
81 think it is very unfortunate that
the president of the board did not
come here today or have some one
here to explain the situation"
-O-O
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wilson is
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-21

WURLlTzER SALESMAN SUED
GIRL SAYS SHE GOT STUNG
ON A PIANO DEAL
Baby grands may sometimes be as
deceiving as apparently grand little
babies Either, it seems, is likely to
cause trouble.
Miss Genevieve GrOhs, 6437 Kim
bark av, says she bought a baby
grand piano from the Rudolph WUr-
liter Co. music store, 329 S. Wabash
av., Thursday last week that either
was a bunk music box or. else is sick
with the rickitts.
Mis- GrOhs swOre out a warrant for
the arrest of the Wurlitzer Co.'S
salesman, Burton LinhOff, charging
him with operating a confidence
game. When his case came up in the
Harrison street court today it was
continued until next week.
when l went to the Wurlitzer
store to see about buying a piano."
said Miss GrOhs today, 'LinhOff, the
salesman, showed me one. That's
a swell music box, worth $3.50, but
I'll let you have it for $780, Linhoff
told me. I respected his word and
bought.
q got the piano Thursday of last
week. played on it some Saturday,
and the piano collapsed, just went to
pieces" and Miss GrOh spread out
her hands to show the desOlatiOn.
Morris G. Leonard, atty for Miss
Grohs, says that suit against the
WurlitzeT Co. charging breach of
warranty and misrepresentation
will follow.
-O-O
GUARD McINTYRE'S BROTHER
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GUARD MCINTYRE's BROTHER

GUARD McINTYRE'S BROTHER
Fear of attack by relatives of VIC
tins of Henry Mcintyre, cTazed ne
gro, who killed four Tuesday, led
John Mcintyre, his brother, to seek
police protection today. Mcintyre
arrived here today to take his broth
er's body back to Phillips, Miss, for
burial Police are also guarding the
body.
-O-O
Ottawa.-1O,OOO Canadian soldiers
are to proceed overseas soon.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wilson is
called upon in a resolution intro
duced by Representative MADDEN,
Illinois, to inform congress if emer-
gency still exists in relations between
U. S. and Mexico, and, if so, why he
has not issued draft for national
guard.
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Mrs. Ross Dilley and children left
for Utah last Saturday. Mr.. Dilley
will follow later, and the family will
go to Michigan where they will make.
their home.
Mrs. Clara Galyan gave linen
shower last Saturday afternoon for
Miss Stella lockwood, who will be
an October bride.
The Roswell Improvement club
held reception at the Sunday school
rooms Of the Presbyterian church last
Friday evening, for the teachers Of the
Roswell schools. Punch and waters
were served.
Several school children have been
absent from school on account Of an
epidemic Of the grippe.
Misses Winnie and Olive Mccormick
who are teaching at Sunny Slope,
spent the week end at their home on
Roswell Heights.
Mrs. +. P. Lawrence has been on
the sick list the past week.
The Mems Gospel Team went to
Notus Wednesday evening where they
had charge of one Of the evangelistic
meetings being held there.
Two new basketball courts are being
built on the school grounds.
Mr. d. B. Grosvenor was unable to
work for few days on account OF
sickness.
Miss Mckinney, Clarence Hill and
Lee Wohlschlagel returned the first
of last week from their auto trip to
Spokane and other places in Washing
ton.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
hold a business meeting at the Pres.
byterian manse, Friday evening.
joseph Dilley, who is attending the
College of Idaho, spent the week enc
It home, as he plans to do each week
Mr. Sherman Sayre has purchased
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forty acres of land on Roswell
Heights from Mrs Bert Adams.
Norman Jacobson and Lee Wohlsch-
legel have enrolled in the junior class
in the high school.
Katherine Bacon OF Sunny Slope
was guest in the d. B. Grosvenor
home last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. w. R. Stevens and daughter
Wilma were Caldwell visitors. Sat
urhay
Miss Florence Mccormick enter
tanned last Saturday and Sunday the
following: Miss Irma MCGEE, who is
teaching at Homedale; Miss Ora Belle
Raymond, who is teaching i'll Parma
Miss Charlotte Swatnan. who is
teaching in Ten Davis; Miss Grace
Paul, who is teaching in Apple Valley
and Miss Lillian Swatman, who is
teaching in Roswell. These girls are
all graduates of the College Of Idaho
The Roswell schools are in the
Rural School League again this year
and will therefore contest with The
other schools in the league in athletic:
and literary work. The Parma schools
have joined the league this year.
Mrs. w. A. Hall entertained a mum
Der of young people at surprise
party last week, Thursday evening, il
honor of her daughter, Ruth's birth
day.
The Roswell people were SURPRISED
last week when they learned that Rev
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lren and Estelene Rose spent Sun
day with Ellen Mormon on Pleasant
Ridge
Annita Forbes spent Sunday at the
Hitson home,
Miss Nellie Vanderbilt is assisting
Mrs. Bacon with her house work.
Mrs. Clyde Myers was d Caldwell
visitor Monday
All those wishing to register in the
Homestead precinct. call at the home
of d. J. Vanderbilt who is prepared
to do the work.
Rev. and Mrs. Wilson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Vogt and daughter spent Sun
day at the Vaderwilt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Davis are
spending few days in Emmett this
week
Miss Wilma Sewers spent Sunday al
the Anderson home
Mr.. and Mrs Glen Miller spent Sun.
day at the Dotson home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper anc
father and mother, motored to Boise
Saturday.
Mr.. Tom Rose has gone to work or
the Canyon Hill project north O
Nampa
Miss Atha Htson returned hom,
from helping Mrs. White in her house
work
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vogt and Mrs
d. ]. Venderwilt motored to Bois
Tuesday.
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Mr.. Dickson is quite sick at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Conklin.
A. Ballantyne was on business trip
to Homedale Saturday.
Mrs John Powell has been suffering
from bad cold, but is some better.
Blanch Vail is still improving.
Mrs. Butts and daughter visited at
the Burnett home Friday.
Clarence and Mary Vail attended
the carnival at Namra the past week
Harry Pennington and family OF
Centerpoint, and Chss. Rosenberger
and family visited at the Willis Spen-
Ger home Sunday
Mrs. Fred Kress was a caller at the
Powell home Sunday.
We understand that Victor Hammer
HIS sold his ranch and will move soon
Mr.. Hammer is one of our most en-.
terprising farmers and we regret to
lose them from our neighborhood, blu,
hope they will meet with success ir
their new home.
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There was quite a large attendance
at church Sunday to hear Rev. Chaffy,
the new member OF Franklin church,
and who has just arrived with his
family from Arizona. We are glad to
welcome him and his cstimable family
to orr midst,
Miss Fowler and County Agricul-
tural Advisor Mccall made short
call at the school Thursday morning
Mrs. Jas. Houdyshell was shopping
in Caldwell Thursday.
Rev. Chaffy and family will take UP
their residence in Caldwell for {
while, there being no available house
here at present.
Mr.. Colby is boarding at Mr. Whit
| fins
All those who have not already fin
shed the third crop OF hay are busily
engaged trying to get their hay up
while the weather is nice.
Mr.. Colby spent Sunday with his
family in Caldwell.
Mr.. Houdyshell visited at Roy Glib
bons, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs and Mr. and
Mrs. Shupe were at Shaver's, Monday.
Mrs. Lee Thomas of Marble Front
was visiting Mrs. c. w. Whiffin, Tues
day.
Albert Smith OF Eagle, brother OF
Mrs. ]. r. CLANCY called at the CLANCY
home Monday.
Mr. d. l.. Young of Boise, is having
a new silo built on his farm here.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Weymouth and
Mr.. and Mrs. Strong motored to Cald-
we'll Saturday evening.
Most everyone of this neighborhood
has finished threshing their grain.
Miss Ida White, instructor il
mathematics in the H. S. at Caldwell
spent Saturday and Sunday with hel
mother at Franklin.
r. S. Madden and family and Mis-:
Oakes OF Caldwell were calling at thu
c. W. Wriffin home Sunday evening
Mrs. Henry Dickman was visiting il
Nampa Sunday.
Meyrl Dickman and ROLAND Hall
ford were callers at the Allen hom'
Sunday.
Robert White and Vivian Whiffil
returned Saturday evening from
hunting and fishing trip of severa
weeks in the mountains They repor
lots of fish and small game but wer
not fortunate enough to secure an,
DlS SdlliS, dlthouSH -hl. w lilC otatN
he killed large deer, (thc largest h
ever SAW with antlers, from the de
scripton Mr.. White gives some Isl
or eight feet from tip to tip" but I'm
fortunately it being late in the even
ing when he killed the animal he di
not try to find him until next morn
ing and alas he was not to be fount
much to, the regret of Mr.. White a
.. we'll as his friends, for we feel sure W
would all have had venison enough t
last all fall providing the pack horse
could have stood the burden of carry
: ing him so far over such rough cour
: try.
Among the young folks who wer
e promoted from the intermediate 5.
class to the young peoples class wei
p Gladys Whiffin, Myerl Dickman, JUL
Allen, Edna CLANCY, Ella Made,
3 Nellie Browning, Albert Wilson, Wi
bur Chaffey, and Lynn Chaney.
Roy Rabbit of Caldwell was in tn
t vicinity several days last week takin
off the crop of honey from his bee
d here and preparing it for shipment. =,
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There will be preaching services at
the Community church next Sunday
morning. Rev. Rice the regular pas
tor has been quite sick and if he is
not able to fill the pulpit, he will send
a minister from town to take his place
| Clyde Rees is on the scik list.
Mrs Aubrey Cooper visited rela'
tives and attended the Nampa Harvest
festivities a couple of days last week
| Mrs. Simon Rowen is in Caldwell
this week at the home of her sor
whose wife has been seriously i'll since
| last week.
, The foundation is laid for the new
hall in Huston.
Lewis Webb is building a small
residence just east of the Webb and
Scow store where he expects to eX-
tend bachelor hospitality to his guests
The Misses Harpe and Clark be-
gun their school year at Lake Lowell
Monday.
]. n. Cooper and Grandpa Pollet
motored to Boise Saturday and on the
return trip made a visit to the Sol
diers Home. Mr.. Pollet is a veteran
Of the civil war and enjoyed meeting
the old soldiers at the home.
A number from here attended the
Boise fair one or more days this week.
Most Of the crowd went in autos.
Rumor has it that if enough sub
scrbers can be obtained there is a
possibility of having electric lights in
the neighborhood.
Those attending the Caldwell high
school from this neighborhood are
Seth Hoadlcy, Louise Wright, Marion
Clark, Ardath Scorth, Carrot Platt,
Lizzie Nelson and Jennie Merit.
Frank Fisher and Werner Dotson are
attending college Most of these
students go in to school on the inter
urban.
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Of the Children's Canning club work.
The Smyser family and son from
Wilder accompanied by Mrs. Jim Will
son autocd over on the creek to where
MIR. Wilson has his turkeys.
Mr.. Burns wife who has been very
seriously i'll is improving. also his SON
in-law who was operated on is slowly
improving.
The Maleys who have the Gilgar
ranch rented are filling their silo
They have fine lot of corn
Mr. and Mrs. Downward are the
proud parents of a new baby at thei>
home.
Mr.. Holcolm is burning kiln o
brick at his ranch on Willow creek
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Mrs. Rachel Cook took dinner with
Mrs. Burnett Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Burnett were on a
business trip to Ten Davis, Monday.
Mrs Bethel of Ten Davis was up to
see her father Monday.
Mrs. Laura Moor is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Clint Snodgrass, i'll
Oregon for month.
Mr.. Dorman come through Dixie
with herd of his cattle from the
Parma country Monday.
School is to commence at Fairview
this week, the school house is being
cleaned and repaired.
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---.---------.-.Mrs. Shafter, Mrs. Mitchell
Lawrence and Miss Rowland
Ancient Mexico Jennie Bollman
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ha1ler left
Tuesday for their home at PEORIA ILL.,,
after two months visit with relatives
here and friends at Portland.
Peter Krider has sold forty acres
of his ranch to Scotty Brown.
F. L. Vernon has purchased Max
we'll car.
The Odd Fellows are having large
store room built on the rear of their
store building.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Post and family
and Mrs. F. Grove and sons spent
Tuesday in Boise
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Faris and Miss
Eva Faris have returned from hunt,
ing trip at Jump Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Limbaugh were
Caldwell visitors Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Allen and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Allen were visiting a
the o. NJ. Soper home Sunday.
Ruth and Rachel Miller were on
from Caldwell Sunday visiting friends
Grandma Soper still continues yer.
poorly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Myer of Parm;
were Sunday guests at the F. E. Sope
home.
Mr., and Mrs. w. T. Clark and Yves
ley were Caldwell visitors Monday.
Mabel Soper was shopping in Cald
we'll Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Mitchell of Par
ma were guests at the Mitchell HON
in Wilder Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs W. F. Langford hav
sold their residence to Mrs. Lett
Olson and will go to Oklahoma t
live
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The Crockett and Corn threshine
machine will finish the creek some
time next week.
Mr.. CARRIER is helping Fred CLANCY
in the hay.
Mr.. Ortis Kirts who has been at Dry
Buck for some time returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. M. E. Gilgan purchased a silo
filler outfit and has it at work on her
ranch on Willow Creek.
Mr.. Albert Smith of Eagle came
down to see after his fathers thresh-
ing.
Miss Thresie Lanaghen called or
Cora Suhlsen Saturday in the interest
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Malcomb Wood, pastor of the Baptist
church, had resigned. He gave his
farewell sermon Sunday evening.
]. II. Lowell left for Spokane last
Saturday, where he will attend to bust
ness matters.
Pirl Syre and Earl Gardner visited
at the home Of the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Gardner of Greenleaf. Sun
day
Miss Florence and Louise McCor-
mick gave kitchen shower, Tuesday
evening, for Stella lockwood.
Mrs. Wilsey left for her home in
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Geo. Robertson who was operated on
last week is much improved at this
writing.
Miss Helen Murphy arrived last
Thursday morning from Wisconsin.
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The Parent-T eachers Circle will.
give the following program at the
school house Friday afternoon
kirkpatrick's Child Life..........
Mrs Eua Drem
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WOMEN VI ilahSC ------------------------------
--...-.--...-.---------.--.- Mrs. Alice Rowland
The Child and the Moving Picture
Mrs. Shaffer, Mrs. Mitchell
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03
as Two dark spots OF joy" Flying
Mayos in an aerial thriller and the
mnyieS

as Two dark spots OF joy" Flying
Mayos in an aerial thriller and the
movies.
NILES.
The principal attraction on the
Miles vaudeville program next week
will be the speedy run and melody
revue, The Joy Riders" musical
comedy production. staged under the
personal direction OF Menlo Moore.
A cast OF seven principals including
Hallye hester and John VI. James
portray the important roles. and n
lively singing and dancing chorus
assist in the song numbers. The
action takes place In the old 'red
Lion Inn" where the joy riders" ar
rive In a big touring car after mid
night. Charles X. sweet OF musical
burglar" fame who Is making his
first appearance in popular priced
vaudeville after fifteen years OF eon-
tinuous success In the twc-a-day
theaters. oNcrs new comedy con-
ceit. Another important feature viii
he the Five. Beimonts. sensational
diahlo spinners. boomerang experts.
hoop and club juggiers in an eS-
hibition OF skill and dexterity. Cas-
tai comedy THE smoke Queen"
Dale and Weber, vocalists and violin
lsts. and Leonard and Louie. come
dians and aCrobats. make up the
balance OF the vaudeSilre program.
New feature photophys. comedies
and the latest Selig Tribune weeklies
will he screened from 1890 to 2:3o
o'clock daily preceding the vaudeville
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03
ORPHEl ".

Life in the New York tenderloin
that springs into existence each even
ing ut dusk. only to melt away again
in the morning, will be vividly pre-
sented in the orpheUm theater next
week. through the medium OF an in
teresting drama. "F1ashlight Cragtn.
II Ia n story In which detectives. uni
formed officers and thieves mingic.
II was written by C.. II. ODonnell n
well known actor-playwright who
also appears In the principal role. Mr..
ODonnell will he assisted by COM
pany OF four and there will be special
scenic effects Donnolly and Dorthy.
in brilliant variety OF melody.
mirth and terpiEchore. are the added
feature They have a comedy sklt IN
which they Introduce several novel
dances Jones and Johnson. claimed
to be vaudeville's best Negro enter
tanners are on the bill. This team
has appeared In the Orph~urn before
and. in the words of the stage. their
act IL always riot" Some of the
other acts are Jack and Jessie Gth-
son. unicycle experts: Frenr. Be 1Roxt
and Frear. in a base ball playiet in
which they introduce club juggling
as a side line. and Eddie Foyer. "the
man OF a thousand poems" who has
new stories and recitations There
will be feature aims. changed daily
before and after the vaudeville. FRI
day night local amateur dancers will
meet in competition for gold prizes
during the first evening show.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03

MAJESTIC
Douglas Fairbanks. In dashinx
western drama. THE Good Bad Man..
with supporting cast that includes
Bessie Love as the heroine VIII be
seen in the Majestic theater next
eccentric outlaw. Passin' Through. q
cheerful smiling young man guilty OF
extraordinary offenses against the
law. whose crimes are committed
more through love OF adventure than
through criminal instinct: The plot
OF The Good Bad Man." OF which
Fairbanks also is the author. hinges
un the fact that the outlaw believes
himself To- be nameless youth Most
or his daring stunts are performed
10 aid children who do not know
their parents. For some he taxes
food. for Others piaythings The Pa
little girl ticket punch--the con-
ductor's. When the chase becomes
hot rassin' Through takes refuge
with a gang OF outlaws. only To be
called on 10 defend the daughter OF
an aged settler from the leader. There
are mary wild feats OF horsemanship
and the chase OF the outlaw gang by
"a sherins posse of several hundred
riders through the mountains Is par
ticularly picturesque and impressive
The third chapter Of "Gloris's Ro-
added feature This chapter Is en-
titled "Perilous Love" and Miss Burke
has girls seminary as a background
for some of her exploits. Henry san
trey will provide new song numbers
and besides the traveloguc and topic
al review there VIII be a new Mutt
and JEFF comedy.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-03

Samoans. and grew TO young woman
hood as n deep sea pearl diver. She
was reared like native on Mauna
island. one OF the most picturesque
of the Samoan group. She has been
at the bottom OF the sea countless
times and has wrested from the
ocean caverns. pearls OF great value.
Her greatest dive was $50 feet below
the surface without aid of diving
helmet. The second feature of the
program will be Elsie Pilcer and
Dudley Douglas in smart chatter.
songs and dances. Harry Piicer.
dancing partner OF the celebrated
Gaby Dcsfys has furnished his sister
Elsie for her vaudeville act with an
exact duplication OF all the stunning
gowns. wraps. head-dresses. ETC.
worn by the vivacious Gaby on the
stage. Third feature OF the bin will
be William Gaxton and players in
John Stokes comedy. ~ Regular
Business Nan." a play which has al
ready proved Its worth. hrst with
Douglas Faiybanks and then with
Henry Woodruff I'm the leading role.
Gaxton Is said 10 compare very fav-
orab.y with his predecessors. other
acts: Lillian Fitzgerald and Henry
Marshall, coincidence and song COM
poser: Harry Antrim a. Betsy Vale.
another new team for Templei. es:
the wheelers In Troubles OF a Jit-
ney Bus" Brooks & Bowen. billed