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5000 PARK AVE. FLATS.

Two FIVE story flats, each 5OX9l. will
he erected on the west side OF Park
avenue 100 feet north of l7oth street
by the Lindo BuildinS, Company. of
which II. T.. J.. Johnson In treasurer.
The cost is placed ut 500, 600 ny Archl-
tcct Frank j. Schcfclk.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.

lat - VESEY STREET
BY Joseph = DAY


BY Joseph p Day
vt. o.ssioo.s.' ! sly tn, & strs-Brooklyn
building Material Co sst Kate Zuckcr
ct al; prior nts"s' s:''ooo' partition;
BROADWAY. =. iSss $ :isth st. 75x
icc--M NJ s,ass aat rTCyin,.sl Really
&c. y3.5sT.i&. adjourned to March I
SEAMAN Av, " $. 3issi ) ?is'h - 5oS
, s... .g:,.,s ss' aa js%s; ' to- Ms sl;i'' T., 49,
Hsfisa ~, lsissiass, ',,ss, s.; frr = !;
Costello e. al; due. :; .i77s; taxes, .,'ss
20 the plaintiff .,,,.,.,',' 'Si'ooo
BY Henry Brady.
ST. 5o6-s W. . y. 100 W 10Th av,
5oxss.s, two sty bldss and ! ,iy rear
st 'S al; due. ,s'sis';,s'' '.se., Hos.s: !"
Clarence ] Carroll. ........,. Ss. 400
BY J. II, Mayors,
nth AZ, az. 49,; ,'s Z ,s,h st. :S;aNioo,'
exrs, agt Saml Freedman ct al; due,
S5,s27.25; taxes, sGsk: prior mtg slo.ooo;
tax lien. $50 81, to the plaintiff for 500
over prior liens.
AT s90s TH,np ANENuEl
BY Henry Brady.
Union Az, s7s, . =. 35?2 i6Sth 81,
toxiT3.s, 8 sty nat--Lawyers Mortgage
CO agt Poundridss Realty. Co; due. sas,;
,s..gi: ts.e'' &C. $500 TsAdv'T'''sd
I,SIOS Az, 97l, . = So: : l65th IT. @0x
'i1se. s sly nat-Bradish johnson and
others. trs. aEt same; due, G7,t7?.52;
ts,'s; &C. "'S'''"' 'e"'S'''''e' Tor
Union Nv. go. 9 =. ta2: : is5th st. IoN
iTas. 8 sty Albany 'ity Savings
ins, ana ano aRt same; due, s37,sso -;
taxes, &c. Si.sS5tS; readvertised for
f"' ny i. j. Phillip. & co.
prCk ST. Ts<, @ y. $50 u i56th 81, .IN
I00' . 81, dwlg III " " Powell. n. and
ano az, & de Hart ct al. due. I,a09 IS;
taxes, &C, $3.50 ~: to Clara y Dean, 81 800
ny Joseph T.. Day.
LYMAN I'll, W D. si9.S lseth 81. 70x
Annie LAMBERT 81 al; due. es7t.s:: TO
The plaintiff w 900
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kINGsBRIDGE BLOCK BUYER.

ihe iave! Realty Company " the
euyer II the iOw Of W. story dwell
mSs, comprising the block front on the
Sorn side NJ k~ingsbrldge road from
se'ohls TO Morris avenue, 2S0xi2i. re-
ported recently sold by Mrs. James Arm
s,no'g' H H. Weisker and H.. c. ID.
ehaW we're the brokers.
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NY MoNTCLAIR HOMEsITEs.

The Godfrey Land and Building Com
pany has sold at Oakcroft. Upper Mont
car y. j.. a plot, 50xl25, IN Godfrey
road 70 Grace q, Francisco. and a plot.
eoxi2o, to Thomas +. Rose on Godfrey
road Homes will be erected on the
plot.
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ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

BUNGALOW. located IN pretty town.
30 minutes out on south side; modern
construction. massive porch, heamcd cell
ings. pane,icd walls. open tapestry brick
fireplace. steam heat. large closet room,
up TO date Kitchen. az rooms large. light
and airy, indirec' lighting system. ? blocks
10 t1'. plent, of water sports ana go"i
fishing VIII TAX" $50 cash and 81
monthly rom responsible party. Writ" FOR
appointment to visit sam" BUNGALOW
DW box $50 sun ontre
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zIEGLER SELLS At MALTA.

tIgou T. Eldred has bought from the
estate Of william Ziegler for S25,5OO "A
Hot al Malbs, Whi,estonc. with a 'front.'
sse Of 100 feet on the shore Of Powell's
,o'e and 100 feet on the south side Of
halba drive 200 feet in depth.
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RENTS ESSEX FEELS DWELLING q.

The stone residence OF j. Brinton
White. on Roseland avenue Essex Fells,
has been leased by +. NJ. Crawley &
Bros. to John A. sullivan. The prop
erty consists Of a residence. large
grounds and garage.
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RECEIVERS SUIT DISMISSED.
judge D~cid~s Tie Lacks .Jurisdic.
lion In TeHaa and Paclac Caac.

DALLAS, T"N., Feb ca Federal Judge
Meek dismissed the Texas and Pacific
receiNsrship suit to-day OF the Vrouud
II lack uf jurisdiction. The suit was
trough; by a. +. BUSH. receiver of tho
Missouri Pacific.
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l.. !. CITY FACTORY BUYER.

Adolph j. G~retschei has bought from
walter n. Brophy the two story dwell
HS and factory at 800 Hancock street.
Long Island City.
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RDOMY well built s-room house on
large plot all h.dGed In, Laundry IN cellar.
hot water heat. hardwo bod flooring artistic
combination electric and gas fixtures, mod
ern throughout. magnificent view Of Long
Island sound and privilcg" Of bathing
beach near station aud trolley: $3.50 lash.
balance In years; tile guaranteed.
SHORE FRONT. box i2S sun Once
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IDEAL BUNGALOWS and sites FOR own
~rs Of motor boats and cars. . blocks from
Merrick Road, 80 minutes 20 y. Y. city.
SIS and { rooms, hath. gas and electric
Light. open fireplace. garage. large plot,
water from. rights. ct. fs0h down, bal
,nre easv Further iuformt'!on by writ
lne MOTOR. box its sun u'Nce
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS..

with name and address Of lender and
II attorneys name is omitted
address party Of first party
downtown.
,south Of Fourteenth si)
GREEN I ST. t8.4s. " :. 900 II Nor
ris st, ~ $3.50 1910 5xI95-Ios W clark
to Florence !. Mctiloin, sol w liza st,
a droh. 81 Nassau st. ,',H., i''..Gft
BOwERy. IA. Ssis, " :. 55xiOO-Samuel
Urosnrr to Fitted corpors,i"n; sra Bw,E,
s.SsMi.s; dnE'ssr.'' ID. hn ''"''', 500
STANTON sT. .os, go, n .. RiLs. st;
-. 25N4T5-Bcni Gossctt ct al. children
oi.Sol up.seit. d"c'd. TO Jennie. .'ossctt'
49, 49,. v islsi i, Nor, I, ;o q &. +, h In. ~ "isi
WASHINGTON 81. W y. as.3 n Horatio st.
as.3x7"sa7. 7s!sIi 1,Bartholomcw Realty
mtg SIS O0O. all liens. Feb ~; atty, r
~. III" Bway .''''''.' wv"
East side.
East OF Fifth av. botwccn Fourteenth and
10th sts.b
Az 4. ?oa. v :. % n isth st. ?oSe9,,
any. Harold iIochdorf ii chsmbcrs
sorill Ss'r, 4c5 Il. n 5 100 . lat ay, aasioo,!i,
--TIlmil K'alty 90 to Mary urcenwa'd'
Nv ilsth 81, 20 parts and lis To-
t t"o"nr eS Il. a,,ys. krssS S''if 4 +. 500
bway. 81
10 ST. ~ z. : :, .n' . aih Ay. I,Nlo2?
~ " I'D st. Feb ~; atty. T q co. y.
eorH sr. n ;. 100 9 81 Az. ,sx,oc il -wm
Thorn to i.cens Holding corpn. 81
PARK Row. mtg s66. ooo. Feb Ii. atty. r
Co. III" Bway
West side.
and ilcth s,s,p
.rriI "a 80 "a gs,h - fkxtok-
Msulson aN'a L. D an1 ;; p't'l - pa.
f.,ain' ne M Ny "a Isi'' '''E'' AZ,
~ Bcrtine to me West SUI" banh, "
4 "h i. ii, % Rsa, .'ooV. req - a'., iu'"isGi
''iEoo sr,t %s VI, sMsSnna, 20" and ann ann to Li,si
DE pao'a; 100 iincol" A. m'S 500
s., iisth Il. ~
eorit -. n s. SoV w. Eng Az, :'N.'Vv
,.Isiihsi, mtg $1,000. Jan q 81
ioiD IT : 8. 10" . Manhat'sn aN' -'.i,N
.yvLiS fpunuriusr "@"wWS ,ors1u' ~ "a
s NlG i : deed SS"s s,san TO- repalec deed dat.a
sep, y ,sis' "n',h mas or.h u's'rns'1--
Iu.y q 1910 ATTY Louis "enhe'' 'h a;
Trur % ,,,inmn, ~
Is sx%iocii-kate kohicr to lent. n
rr.ses, y soth r. mrs ,I'i."V' a.. '" Il
ppo nv ~ -,o.oS .. iUsth ~,
~ $1,000 .xio; N..,h, pc,itv "a
IN Cuciaiia a 20 In .og y sad II. MI
No. ia" o. MY ~" "''"' sioo
"
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th 1t,
i,qru sT $50 T. ia ~ al ny. .sx
iaon ,snre'Ios ~ g,-Jns y Tn,p, r,f
10 Adolph Krucger' "a, Marion Az,
ino n ~ aus "'' ;cc
iii Az Ia, cor nan II 20 s. ioo 49,
rr,a. ue,seihe,yer 70 Iss., ueid,lh,r.
I stb ~ mig SiO1 500 F.h ii.
-, ~ ~ IA, s,,,, -. pw sioo
an ~ "oss GO : az iI;th =, 30>,oo-
los NJ Myers 10 s,non t;o,tsch,ui I,
cI a. IT. L.n.r, S- w.,
rr,a,ennoht Nv Tsm ~ ~
s.,h 81 mtr ssSono Feb Is s,ty n y
Man, a. CSuri -. pkivn. 81
MADISON Az - 40 n il;ih Il. .;x
81 Ttirr,i p.a,,v 70 10 iuiX posen,h,I
"a ra.'h -, - ~, ma turts N,f.u.
s,.io .so IL ,i2,L :, - mart. mig
sSo 1oo Eeb .,t". kr.knv.r A y 10,
Hn.y . 81
ZOO i-usrm.n - vs--u.nth,r,r 20 on.
,-.i Tri.t % :, Nal :, n,r ia 0S..
Eeh - ,t,y r {; a., ia RNaV 81
lIsTH Sr. X ". n 3. $50 Q Lenox av.
is,vvt. scheInhsrn isns n"," NV
All titI., Ian IL: stty. l. A solomon. ii
pay nov 81
SAME Professionalism scheinb.rg 10
Amy Holder, So " l0Jth -. Jan ~,
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Navy Order,

WASHINGTON. Feb. s1-As>I-tsnr sur
e""n . Wood from san Diego 10 me
Maryland.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and MISUNDERSTANDING
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Al, r,,.. Me- pM,hM
HIGH WATER TVS DAY.
AN AM AM
sandyHk II O3 Gov Isl. ri Oi Hell Gate. ~ ii
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk 5Ii Gov. Isl. q. 3 ~, IiclI ,.a,c. Z, 90
Arrived WEDNESDAY. February -.
;. Tuscsnia. t25 = NJ. glasgow. Fob II
- san 'iugliclmo. I +. NJ. Naples. Fob 10.
s. basse Tcrre, to:t A N. Bilbao. Fob 3
80 Hsvso. ~ y N TUESDAY. Algier.. Jan n.
Motor bark Qucvilly. La paili,r. jan. u.
SIS Alson1uin. 7:iS 4 N. Turks island.
s. Anian"a. rs = " Craohsi. Feh u.
Se hayamon. ii:G.A NJ. san Juan. Feb. Il.
So bryescl. I? A NJ. Carirnas Feb "a
as International. ?:ii a N. Csibaricr,
nSs Jan Van Nassau. 4 N. Curacao.
ss Boadcn. "a NJ. K,ns .,on. Feb IL.
- ~ AHA, Galveston. Feb. IL
8 aparhc. Jacksonville. Feb -
Ss Hamilton, Norfolk. Feb. -.
- Delavar philldelphia Fob y
IS Bcios. Norfolk. Feb 2.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
Sc .an,cronla. ~ Liverpool
IS Minnchaha. at London.
SAILED FOR NEw YORK
$ Lapland. from Liverpool
- Rotterdam from Rotterdam
- pnilaiclphta. from Curacao
IS Brazos. from san Juan
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

nth ST. All to al5 E-Kalt Lumber 90.
Inc, agt Adclaid" Watson ct al. Feb ~,
1915 ,by bond ..., ..........,.s e77Sa
% Az. 6ss- S,mucl Cohen ct al agt
LYMAN schwartz 81 Al, Nov ~. laIitiSO
Oh AZ Ga.-Meyer Schneider agt Hyman
schwartz ct al, Nov ~, l"i5...,,,s55
ST. NIrHOI.AS Az, 23j Julius Lowe aRt
william kocnir - at lee { 1903 .3.t.
on Az. bss Ascn l.ooing and tornico Co,
Inc, AIT Hyman schwartz ct al oct. y,
,s,h r "a: ,,uLl,,,,.' lioou t,oo
grcgation Adcnth III ct al, Dec s..
ss
BrOnN.
FOX ST s5I-Joscph prushansky aGt Maze
Realty Co ~ Nav York ct al, Jan 20,
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LEASES.
Manhattan,
ISronx

\ - all BERNARD Trus,h ~, NsiuaH
Horn. - T. 81 -, 10 yr~ from Ma, '
lait ATTY. ! ! Steirners, 800 hrosl'
Nt ... ........ ........ 81 oo0
Bronx.
REOOK Az. ft.0. sl,-WiiItm Nl'der
., at. ,rus, 10 Harold l. l.cfkOwitZ. 1904
Lexington ~, 5 yrs from April l. 1915
atty. Jerome A kohn, 1900 18th a.. go
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,urt ~ Apprnls Calendar.
PROPOSALS..

ALBANY. Fro 30 The ''olr' ~ Nu-
peas c,!,nit~ 'or tr-mnrruN l.. so To-,
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MORTGAGES.
,South Of Fourteenth -.

,Nuh name and address nf lender and
lenders Attorney
how ntOwn
,South Of Fourteenth St.
BAyARD ST 10, n y. g .lOXlO0. ~ mtg
$50, 900 Annie Rosenberg and nuo 10
Amino i.nlli. lol Park ~, Jan ., due.
&c. AS per bond atty, u II Silver. gss
BWnN ,.,,. .r.-r,, ,,tr,.t, ..t,,. - 900
BI.EECKER ST, = " cor Perry II, ~ 6x70
--Altavista Holding 80 to " g. Roosc.
Welt and ano, trus, 500 9TH av, Fob 20. Z
Nrs. - n g. atty. + de T. Foster. ~
Wall st ..,,.,,. ,,.,.,.... sac, 600
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East Side.
tEas, Of Fifth az, between Fourteenth and
10Th stSI

MADISON Az, AS, = :. % n 4s,h 1t. lasx
lOO-41j Madison Az 90 to Macmillan
FIeischmahn co.. ! Madison nv, Feb ~,
duc. &c, ms per bond; atty, T q 90. ~
BMnS ..t,,f,. -.'' 't...,,t ... 81 1000
SAME PROPERTY. prior mtg s1O,OOO-
same to charles NJ FlrischmHnn at Pas.
sale Township, y !, Feb -, due, So, as
pet bond, atty. same ~,.....,.... 81 900
Iep Sr Is ", \ :, 2ed G 18th av. .5NI0s =
Charles T. panfurth 10 fricdn : War
burg. 100 3ih av. Feb -, due. So, az
per honi, ATTY. 7 Il 90. l7s Broad
Nay ...,..',. ,,.,... ........ WOO. 900
West side.
,west Of Fifth ay, between Fourteenth and
llOth stsl
SD TT. 6As W.. s., $50 = nth ~. Cox
1909, prior mtg ~. 00O-Luigi Dc rAOla
to Lucia ID Menna and ano. S9l e listh
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-11

the held, crushing the clods, and filling
the cracks SO as to expose the entire
surface to the sun. This is best done
by covering the field with dust
much, the dust being an additional
means of killing weevils. Success
obviously depends upon doing the
work when the ground is dry and the
weather warm and bright.
The second crop may also be pro-
tected by spraying the stubble Spray
ing may also be resorted to in the
spring. From so to 100 gallons per
acre OF mixture of arsenite of zinc
and water in the proportion of four
pounds of powder in 100 gallons are
used for this purpose. The appara-
tus best suited for alfalfa spraying is
described in detail in the bulletin
already mentioned. Still another rec
ommendation made in this bulletin is
the stimulation of the growth of the
alfalfa by cultivating the field in the
spring. This does not destroy the
weevils but it serves to produce a
larger and earlier yield when their at
lacks make early cutting necessary.
Up TO the present, however, more
farmers are concerned with prevent
ing the alfalfa weevil reaching their
fields than they are with controlling
it in them. No one knows exactly
how the weevils spread. 1t is known,
for example, that the insects are often
found in green alfalfa fresh from the
held and in second-crop hay and
among potatoes which have been in
contact with it. They are found also
in cured alfalfa hay, especially that of
the second cutting. Potatoes aften are
hauled in cars upon a bedding of
green alfalfa hay and there is danger
that the weevil may be transported in
this way. On the other hand, how
ever, there is no evidence to show
that the weevil spreads more rapidly
along railroads than elsewhere.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-11
MISS Dryden MAKES A
GOOD|MPRESS|ONON
CAlDWELLPEOPLE

Miss Catherine T. Dryden, candidate
for the Republican nomination for
state superintendent of schools, was in
the city Tuesday for a few hours.
Miss Dryden is the county superinten-
dent of schools of Latah county and
has been for five terms. She is very
popular in her home county as is
apparent by her record
Miss Dryden met a great many peo-
pie in Caldwell and made a good i'm
preston with the earnest common
sense and practical manner in which
she discussed school and educational
matters.
Miss Dryden is not the candidate OF
any other person, or of any clique
in or out of the state house. She is
before the people on her merits and
upon her own responsibility.
She assures the people that if elect
ed she will administer her Office care
fully and efficiently, as she has the
superintendent Office of Latah
county.
Opinion of Neighbors
The citizens of Moscow have paid
Miss Dryden splendid compliment
and one which can be taken at is face
value by the people of the state. The
following resolutions were adopted by
the Dryden Club of Moscow which
now has about 1000 members
Whereas Miss Catherine T. Bry-
den has announced herself as can
didatc for state superintendent of pub
lie instruction;
"We, the citizens of Moscow and
Latah county, her neighbors, associ-
ates and co-workers, independent of
party Affiliations, in mass-convention
assembled knowing best her qualifi-
cation, worth and ability, and valuable
and devoted services to the city, coun-
ty and state in her educational work,
do hereby
Resolved, That we recommend Miss
Dryden to the voters of the state of
Idaho as lady of superior intellect
ual and educational attainments, hav-
ing had long varied and successful ex-
perience in educational work, possess
ed of rare executive ability; original,
Jealous and forceful in her methods
and in every way qualified to discharge
the duties of the high Office to which
she aspires with credit to herself and
the state"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-11
NEWELL STATED WATER
NOT EXCEED SIS
PER ACRE

a very interesting meeting of the
board OF directors of the Boise Water
Users association was held Tuesday
At this meeting the committee ap,
pointed to secure legal counsel re
ported that progress was being made.
During the progress of the discus
sion Secretary w. l.. Girard pointed
out that former Director +. H. New
ell of the Reclamation Service had
publicly stated that water for the
Boise project would not cost to ex-
coed $500 per acre.
Mr.. Newell visited Boise in 1904 and
at that time made the statement. Lat
er in the year Mr.. Newell reported
The results of his visit to the govern
ment projects to congress. This re-
port was published as Circular No.
247 and copies of the report are In
the hands of settlers,
Important Document
The directors consider the Newell
report a most important document as
it fixes beyond question the fact that
about $500 was the estimate of the
Reclamation Service Of the cost OF
water on this project. The board OF
hIiNNioiS vi Wv dlCl OSGIS dSSOCl-
alton is gathering data and evidence
which will be presented at later date
when formal action is started to have
the price of water fixed at approx
matcly the early estimates.
Other Projects Interested
Other government projects find
themselves in the same condition as
the Boise project. The final cost is
tire and four time as great as al
first estimated. These projects are
laying their complaints before the De-
partment of the Interior and will
probably lay them before Congress.
The other projects have notified
the Secretary of the Boise associa-
ton Of their determination to fight
for the early estimates and offer to
cooperate in whatever manner they
can.
There are government projects in
II western states. All of these pro-
ects fighting for the same end are 60
| ing to make their efforts felt in Con-
gress and elsewhere.
Routine Business Transacted
After the more. or less interesting
discussion of the employment or
| counsel and the Newell report the
board of directors transacted the rou-
tine business and adjourned
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-11
HOLT NAMED FOR POSI-.
TON ION REPUBLICAN
STATE TICKET

he nomination papers OF b. M.
Holt were filed with the secretary of
state Friday for the Republican nomi-
alton for lieu.cr ant governor. The
papers were filed by Mr.. M. H. Glib
bons, and as result of the demand
of many Republican voters of Canyon
county. The step was taken without
the knowledge of Mr. Holt, who at the
time was at the Payette lakes with
his family.
Upon his return home Mr.. Holt
was presented with petitions signed
by the leading Republicans of the
county asking him to become a can
didate and file his acceptance of the
nomination,
Prominent Man
Mr.. BIN Holt of Caldwell is one
of the most prominent and we'll known
business men of the state. He is the
head of the Caldwell Milling & Ele-
vator Co. and associate companies; OF
Pacific Seed company, and associate
companies. He is also interested in
other business enterprises in Caldwell
and other parts Of the state.
Mr.. Holt is known as one of the
really big men engaged in business in
this state. He is we'll known and
highly respected throughout southern
Idaho Mr.. Holt is big enough in
every respect to fill with credit to the
state any position in the state. He is
unquestionably the biggest man who
has ever been nominated for lieuten-
ant governor of this state.
Two From Canyon County
There are only two candidates fol-
the Republican nomination for lieu
tenant governor. They are Mr.. B. M
Holt of Caldwell and Mr.. L. V. Patch
of Payette. One safe guess is that Can.
yon county will furnish the next leu-
tenant governor of Idaho
Both men are well qualified for the
position but of the two Mr. Holt
will undoubtedly be the stronger can
didate
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-11

Mr.. Martin Jensen and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Shaffer returned
Tuesday from the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park where they have been for
the past few weeks. They had most
pleasant trip. =
f. ]. Smith was in the city this
week. Mr.. Smith was badly injured
in a wrestle with calf some time ago
A bone in his hand and two ribs were
fractured. He is now getting along
very nicely. :.
At the Christian church there will
be Congregational meeting on Sun
day morning at 1870. All members
are urged to be present.
Mrs. L. A. Lowry, formerly Of
Weiser, has accepted position ii
the Golden Rule store in this city
Mr.. Lowry and family have arrived
in the city.
Life insurance cultivate saving hab
its, educates orphans, preserves, the
family, lightens the load of care, give!
respones to the rich man, gives cour
age to the poor man, robs death o
some of its terrors, builds barrie
to the almshouse, and provides for tn,
future welfare of prudent men ant
women.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-11
HANDSPRING AND MAINSTAY

You probably pride yourself on be-
ing the handspring and mainstay of
your family. And rightfully so! But
when the handspring stops, the stay
ing power of the mainstay stops also,
Your energy, brains and industry make
the wheels go around, producing an
income for the family with regularity
and precision. Some day you. as the
handspring, will come to a dead stop.
But the family income need not then
stop if you will take precaution and
invest in an Equitable Income Policy
which will continue an income to your
loved ones for life The Equitable
will then become the handspring and
the mainstay of your family, Apply
to A.. l. Myers, local agent for infor-
nation,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-11
CAPTAIN DAVIS WILL SPEAK
IN CALDWELL SATURDAY
Open Air Meeting Will be Addressed
Republican Candidate

Captain E. G. Davis will be in Cald-
we'll Saturday. He will speak from
his car on the street Saturday evening
at o'clock. This address will be in
line with the discussion of state af-
fairs which the Captain has been max
ing over the state.
Captain Davis writes that he will
try to make two talks In case there
are many people in town Saturday.
One address will be in the afternoon
about o'clock and the second in the
evening.
The people of Caldwell are urged
to hear Captain Davis. He will have
something to say which will be of
interest to the voters of Caldwell.