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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-23
TO DECORATE GRAVES.

The members Of the Junior Order
United American Mechanics, and the
members OF the Daughters OF Amer
lea, will go to Rosemont Sunday on
the Grafton accommodation leaving
here at 1880 a. m. TO decorate the
graves Of their deceased members.
All members are requested to take
flowers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-23
TRUSTEES NOTICE OF SALE OF
VALUABLE HEAI. FgTATR

By virtue Of 4 deed Of trust dated the
10Th day OF August, 1913, made BY George
". Hart, singia 70 the undersigned, a.
trustee, and OF record In the once OF the
Clerk Of the County Court Of HaFFison
County. West Virginia, In Deed OF Trust
Book No. %, page S5t, win sell AZ public
auction 70 the highest bidder on
SATURDAY. JULY 18TH. ISIS,
commencing az 80 o'clock p. NJ, at the
front door OF the Court House o. Harrison
County. West Virginia, the following de-
seribed real estate. to-wit:
Lot No, 1ft IN the Town Of Brfdgsport
Harrison County, West Virginia, a. shown
upon plat Of property made In June. 1872
BY HoFnor Brothers, Surveyors. which ssid
plat Il % record IN the once OF IRE Cierk
% the coenty Court o. Harrison Coanty.
West Virginia, IN Deed Book No. eoA "a r.
fnd'J; being the same lot that was con.
veyed 70 George w, Hart By James ii.
Mines. Administrator with the viii an.
neaed q The estate Of JAMES II. Sandusky.
deceased, by deed dated the cfth day 81
July, 1919, said deed being Of record IN
the aforesaid clerks oiice In Deed Boot
No. I'll, rage Sst. There 4 10 be exceptei
and reserved from the conveyance. how.
ever. one third az the coal. oil and ras and
other minerals In and un(er said iot u
land which was heretofore cold to james
Al. MIuna and nfhnma -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-23

ter-in-law. celebrated their first we'd
ding anniversary. Friends Of the
family gathered in the evening and
took part in the celebration with So
clal advertisements.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-23
To Hnld Snln.

Tho Mlchabo Camp Fire Girls will
have a cake and candy sale at Miss
Bain's hat shop Saturday. They will
meet at the home OF Miss Ella Louise
Borgess. next Monday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-23
Saturday, oath

100 Serving Trays at $1.00-
Size like inches, embroidered
on white linen over glass; mahog-
any frame and handles.
SO Japanese Utility Baskets at
at 5Oc-Of Oriental Teak wood,
fitted with hand enamel china.
You may have sandwich, bon-bon,
celery, fruit, or a flower basket,
and card baskets.
rs American Dinner Services at
S390-Contain az pieces in nice
border design with gold tracing.
See window display.
Is Sets of Dinner Ware S4.50-
In good white and gold decora-
ton; contains 46 pieces.
0rgandy and Wolfe Waists Spe-
cial 75c-Following on the heels
of most remarkable sale yester-
day, now comes another of really
better values. These are fresh,
fine goods and are worth twice as
much as we are asking for them.
Seven styles; size sc to a..
Extra Size White Gabardine
Skirts, $1.00-Of course we have
regular sizes too; the style is plain
but we'll made. Has novel belt
and pocket effect and button trim
med. % to 30 and 30 to SO waist
bands.
On Main Street, Betpeen "2 C g"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-23
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.

Marriage licenses have been issued
to Eyaristo Rodriguez and Joseta
Blaneo, Lawrence G. Wyatt and r,
Temperance Hart. Monroe Hickman
and yesta P, pennison and Luis Hylon
and Rsahija Kaniak.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-23

American lumber output yearly Is
'nlnad - ahot,f a. ooN ne- - -
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CONTINUED on Page 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-30
Standing Of Gibbs.
SOL MEIZER
lContlnned from page u


most Interesting and Instructive SER
les OF prtlcles Of interest to all fol-
lowers of college athletics. The sto:y
presents intercollegiate sport as Vt Is,
1t covers every phose OF the subject
fairly and dispossionately.
And one Of the best qualified men
In college athletics is writing this SER
les. n man whose subject Is to show
the good things as they are, and tho
fault to be remedied, all that inter
collegiate sport may fulfill Its puF-
pose,
Sol Metzgor, the author, known Tor
years as a writer on Intercollegiate
sport. Is a graduate Of Phillips An
dover Academy and the University OF
Pennsylvania, n former track athlete
football captain and coach Of tho last
championship toam Pennsylvania
boasts of--that of 1908, Nj, Metz
ger also managed the Pennsylvania
crew and last year was coach OF the
West Virginia UnivoTaity eleven,
which won the championship OF that
gtOte, This fall be Is coach OF the
Washington ind JoHOrson team, He
hpa acted In this capacity far West
and south and has studied intercol-
leglate sport in over Il hundred In
stitutions, Ho Ia omluent!y htted to
cover this subject.
Tho aarles Will begin noxt SUNDAY,
September 3, Following the intro
duotion come ten articles on the
modern game Of football, written
With the spectator in mind as well "a
the player and coach, IN these, one
object ia TO present the purpose SEQ
strategy OF the game 10 the average
reader, Hence, the aYatam9 OF the
leading eleyaaa Will be- discussed, An
other object Ia to place the various Ge7
tails OF play and the sYaEeRla at Tue
disposal ot'tbe football student
Following the feetball Season the
story will deal with every phase q col;
lege and intereoIIe gate sport u VIII
discuss its pFobIems and the VaF!ousa
views of them, the eUtlQnk in a!fFar7
ent branches of apspt and the FeVtuws
Of its leading features, Nh, MetagaE
will visit schools apd eeIIeEear FROM
time to time in order to write from
an Intimate human iRteFesl stand
point,
Sunday for the first Of tina saFias,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-30
In the Wake of The News
By Ring ". LardpeL

knowing that their representations
were absolutely false and that
where one person is dissatisfied
and inclined to knock a thousand
were delighted and enthusiastical-
ly sang its praises, it has not
RAISED its voice in protest. The
truth, simply told, is all that
Florida wants. The story Of its
beauties, resources, and oppor-
tunities, tuthfully and simply
portrayed, has brought thousands
Of enthusiastic visitors to Its
coasts in the past and will bring
countless thousands moro in the
future.
1T is time that some definite,
concerted, and determined action
was being taken by the civic and
commercial organizations Of Flor
ida to stop such abuse or to
counteract It's impressions among
those who are ignorant Of true
conditions"
After reading which we could onl
he grateful that the editor Of the S
Lucie County Tribune overlooked OF
habit of taking heroin and beating gu
children with q coupling pin.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-30
Twice ON the Same Day b
Scores of Six to One and
Nine to Five.

PITTSBURG. August GETTYSBURG
lost two games to the Boston Braves
Tuesday, the first by a score of 6 to
/ and the second 8 to 5.
Jacobs was knocked out of the box
in the second inning Of the first game
after the visitors had scored five runs
on six hits, and Harmon finished the
game. Tyler was effective throughout,
holding Pittsburg to eight scattered
hits and one run. He went to the
mound for the second game and up to
the end Of the sixth inning held the
Pirates to two hits but they got four
hits off him in the seventh inning
scoring two runs, and tied the score
by getting two more runs in the eighth
when he gave way to Hughes, who
finished the game. When Kantlehner
allowed two men to reach base on hits
in the ninth he was replaced by Ma
maux and three hits follower, five runs
beinp scored Score, first game:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-30
uhI}r YOU FRoM DIXTE?"

The Chicago lsu LAS ON4'
Tribune In The world, and though Al
NAV be tho worlds greatest news
the worlds greatest Tribune Is
st, Luclo County Tribune, pub
llshed in St Lucie county, Florida,
Fort Pierce, Fla. is in St. Lucie
county. And I know that st. lIucle
county's Tribune is great, because II
appreciates me.
A week ago, a periodical came out
with q story somebody wrote, with my
name signed to it, about Florida. And
this here st, Lucie County Tribune
criticisos it as follows Cn part;
g" being written by (then
nv name, which modesty prevents
me using SO ofton), who evidently
Possesses all the %dyspcptic and
d~isgruntled characteristics enUm-
Grated above.
1.-The article purports to chron-
icle the experiences Of the author
and his wife on a trip from Chi
cago to Palm Beach and return by
way of Indiana river boat line to
Fort Pierce, thence back to Jack
gonville and Chicago. The author,
evidently to hide his own tncom-
petoncy and exaggerato his mis-
representations, employs a mtser-
able attempt at humorous style,
and proceeds to vent his %dysDeptic
tendencies and gross Jnorance OF
true conditions along the Florida
east coast,
GAS a truthful portrayal Of the
east coast, Of Its magnificent win
ter resorts and attractions, and or
the experiences Of It's winter VS.
ltors, Is an utter and contomDtiole
failure, Just what could have
been the motive Of the editor Of the
Saturday Evening Post In publish
ing such junk In Its columns Is
beyond Misunderstanding, although
the motive of tho author Of tho
article Is apparent on It's face,
Gardner is obviously tho most
fluent liar that ever visited Florida
out of captivity, Az proof Of the
assertion we quote the following
paragraph, which purports to re-
late his experiences in Fort
Pierce after landing from the
steamer Constitutions
eve landed in Fort Pierce
about six II was only two or
three blocks 10 tho hotel, but
when they laid out that part o.
town they overlooked some o. the
modern conveuiepoes, I%pcludin'
sidewalks, We staggered tbTRugh
tho sand with cur grlps and azure
had worked Vp a hVngnr by The
time we reached Fe Inn
nAny ens who is at all aequaiRt=
ed with Rnrt Pierce knows That
his alleged experience is an abs
salute fabrication. As q matter
of faet, paved streets and GaR=
crete sidewalks lead from the dock
ia every hotel in the city, and II
wauld have been impOssible foE
the party to have m8da9 Through
sand unless they had deliberately
1icked their course along the river
shore and across vacant lots and
even then the possibility Of such
an experience would have been
extremely doubtful,
SIT is useless to say that such
oxDeriences and conditions are
manufactured for the purpose Of
Misrepresentation, unless the writ.
er had mistakenly gone to a hatRi
in tho colored parti1l Of the etty
instead Of stopping in the business
section at a hotel for white people.
rFaarida has suffered much
from the scribblings Of such cub
reporters sent down by northern
p~pbllcatl9qs to write VS. pg. BBgt;
VII
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-30
tBatted for Harmon in seventh,

*Batted for Harmon in seventh.
t*Batted for Kantlehner in ninth
Boston .-.......1 40 90 o.
Pittspurg .......O l o 90 OO-l
TWO base hits-Snodgrass 2, Tyler
sacrifice hH-Fitzpatrick.
Sacrifice fy-Gowdy.
Double plays-Maranyille, tltzpat,,
rick and Konetchy; Meanwhile and
Fitzpatrick. =
Left on basos-Boston 5, Ptttsburg 8
Rase on balls-Of Tyler l,
First base on errors-Boston 2
Pittsburg 2.
Hits and earned runs-0f Tyler, :
hits, / run in 9 innings; off Jacobs, {
hits, 4 runs in ! % innings; off Har'
mon, 4 hits. no runs in 5 l-3 innings;
off Kantlehner, 2 hits, l run in 2 in
ningB.
BaTk-Jacobs.
struck out-Bv Tyler !, by Harmon
|, nv Kantlehner"1.
Time-1:3O.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-30

THE greatest thing about my boys"
said Wilbert Robinson, Brooklyn man
uger, recently, us their fighting spirit.
1t isn't the sort Of fighting spirit the
Braves have shown. Stallings's team
have a sort Of lighting spirit that may
be more OF u hit with the fans when
they see the team on the field. The
Braves teal around, oar at the UNI
pres, protest every little play and do
lots of lighting with their mouths.
With my team the fighting spirit is
something else.
IL think my bunch is a greater fight
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-30
BRAVES
DEFEAT PIRATES


Boston .,..... .O2O 200 OO5-9 10 ?
Pittsburg ...... 900 600 221-5 8 2
Batteries: Tyler, Hughes and Cow
dy. Evans, Kantlehuer, Mamaux and
Schmidt.
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TodaY's Games
St Louis at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Washington,
Chicago at Philadelphia,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-30
RACE PROGRAM
.Of the Lewis County Fair to Be
Held at Weston in Sep
TENDER is Good.

The racing program for the Lewis
County Agricultural Association to be
held September 18, 10, 20 and al,
at the big exposition at Weston, Is
announced as follows;
Tuesday, September 10,
$3.50 Trot ,....,.,,, Purse S26O
2:24 Pace ,u,,.,.,,,, Purse $SOO
Running race, IS -mile 9, Purse 500
"Wednesday, September go.
9;94 trot ,u,,,,,,'', Purse SSQ0
2;19 pace ,",,,,''," Purse S3OV
MA trot ,,,,,,,,,,, Purse $3.50
Running race, %-mile y, Purse 500
Thursday, September ri.
psce free for, oil $3.50, Purse $3.50
Running race, Ss-mile ., Purse 500
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Yesterdays GlmcS,
At New York n, II. Z.
Detroit .........1OO 2O2 OO4-9 ~ 0
New York .,... 900 DOL O0O-1 Z |
Batteries: Coveloskie end Spencer,
Cullop, Love and Alexander.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-30

The natives Of Guatemala are ex-
pert toymakers, and 1t Is probable
that they will get some Of the bust
ness formerly taken care Of by Eu-
ropean nations.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-30

ing team than the Braves, but in a
different way, When we lose a game
or two we come right back and win a
bunch straight that puts US ahead Of
where we were before. We can fight
when we most need to. This has hap
pened not once or twice but a good
dozen times through the season. And
we have kept in front all the way.
Tho ~rip-snorting, tearing, roaring
sort Of fighting spirit is well enough
in its way and perhaps a lot better
than no spirit at all, but I'd give ten
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-30
Games Today.

Boston at Pittsburg (2l,
Brooklyn at St, Louis,
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Now York at Cincinnati,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-30

Batteries: Groome and SEVERED.
Shore, Wyckonf and Cady and Agnew.
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At Philadelphia

At Philadelphia r a n,
Chicago ....,.,. 900 DOL Ol0-2 9 q
Philadelphia 49,. 900 sol 50'-9 10 0
Batteries; Cicotte, Williams, Dan
forth, Tyson and LaDp, Johnson and
HALEY.
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Batteries: Dauss and Spencer. Mog-
ridge, Shocker and Alexander,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-30
RH.E T.
At WASHINGTON

At Washington- r H. Z.
Cleveland 49,. 900 100 oO2-4 8 l
Washington ..., 900 900 OO0--0 4 0
Batteries. Bagby and O'Netl. Ayers,
Garrety, Shaw and Henry.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-30
\ new rroup picture of the Brooklyn National league team.

times as much for the sort Of spirit
my team has shown. Just watch the
Phillies and the Braves, our nearest
competitors. When they drop a couple
of games they fall away and have a
hard time regaining their stride. The
loss of q few games disheartens them.
my boys come right back the next
day. They have the attitude that is
sure to win and that's why I'm con-
vlnced that they make the most eff
lcient club in the league and that
they're going to grab the pennant."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-30
Z
; m NATIoNAL n
BASEBALL RESgZT9|
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Games.


A. Chicago K. n ~
Philadelphia 80. .OO2 ITO 8O2-S II !
chicago 800. 900 900 2O1-3 9 2
Batteries. Rixey and Burns.
Vaughn, P%rendergast and Elliott.
Ar Cincinnati R. H. E.
New York ..... 100 O1O O1O--8 0 0
Cincinnati ..... 900 900 O11-2 10 0
Batteries: Sallee and McCarty.
Mitchell and Clarke.
At st. Louis R. II. z.
Brooklyn ...... 900 OO2 O50-7 10 4
St. Louis 900. .001 Ill 900 10 3
Batteries; Cheney, Appleby. Smith
and Miller. Watson, Williams, Lott
and Gonzales.
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Second game
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First game
At Boston R, II. E,
St, Louis 200 OOS 0Oo-5 c 8
Boston .........0 03 900 000-8 8 !
Batteries; Davenport and severoid,
Leonard, Ruth, Mays and Thomas,
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Standing of ClnhS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Games.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-30

At st. Louis
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At Cincinnati r
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-03-24
BOISE TEAM TO DEBATE
HERE FRIDAY EVENING
Will Defend yIoiiors Against Caldwell
Team at High School Assembly.

In a triangular debating battle Fri
day evening one of the Caldwell High
School teams will argue the negative
side of the question: Resolved: that
the Federal Government should own
and Operate the Telegraph System" :,
against the Boise team which was de-
feated at the ,rands of Twin Falls 4
week ago. This promises 20 be very
interesting argument, and both teams
are armed to !he teeth and expecting
victory.
The judges will be Prof. Lindsey
of Weiser, Earnest Anderson of Par
ma and Prof IIayman of the College
of Idaho.
Will Debate Affirmative at Nampa.
!. The other Caldwell team will GO
to Nampa TO debate the affirmative
side of the same question Friday even
ing. Should Caldwell be successful
in these contests it will make her eli
gible to contend for the Southern
Idaho champ: onship against Twir
Falls.
Enthusiasm Over Debating.
| A great deal of enthusia SIN has beer
aroused in the high school students If
the preparation for the debate this
year and it anticipated that large
crowd will DC in attendance
Principal y. L. Neal has been il
charge Of the work and he expresse
conviction that Caldwell will hold he
own Friday evening. The public il
urged to show their appreciation o
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-03-24

death of her mother, who lied at their
home at Greenicaf last Thursday. Miss
Beals was obliged to leave school sew
eral months ago because Of her mo-
theirs illness.
DIR. French. assistant secretary OF
the Presbyterian Beard of Colleges
spoke in Chapel Friday. He showed
us that we should appreciate three
things: first, oui president; second
our geographical location. being So
clear of other schools that the Fas;
easily locates aud remembers us; and
third, that there is demand and great
opportunity in the present world situa'
ton for real college gradnates-mer
who cah take places vacated by big
Inconsistencies, teachers and Lead
ers, here and abroad He spoke en-
enlargement Tor our financial cam
paign and gave us much hope that oul
school will receive the aid we need.
| Mrs. o. B. Smith is rapidly recover
ing from her attack of typhoid fever
The Lowell Literary society held it
regular meeting Monday night.
| Clayton Brown led Y. NJ. c. A
Wednesday. Ills topic was Our Be
| lief in the Bible"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-03-24

the effort that is being put forth in
this worthy cause by filling the as
sembly to its capacity.
Garden Club Meeting Big Success.
From the large attendance at the
Garden club meeting last Thursday
evening at the M. E. church it was
evinced that the people of Caldwell
and vicinity are deeply interested in
the improvement work that is being
undertaken by the Boys and Girls I'm
provement CLUB.
G.. E. Farrell, the assistant National
Club Supervisor. gave a very interest
ing lecture on the work that the clubs
have ACCOMPLISHED throughout the
United States. He showed a grea'
many interesting lantern slides to en-
phasize the points that he made.
State Banner Presented.
The State Championship Banner
was presented to Miss Z. Fay Fowler
for Canyon County Schools, by Prof
O d. Center of the University Exten'
sion department.. This banner was
won through the efforts of the rura
schools alone, but this year .he Cald
we'll schools will try to do their share
to keep the banner IN this county.
To Hold Cooked Food Sale.
The ladies of the Van Buren, Parent
Teachers ASSOCIATION will hold cook
ed Food sale at Van Hyning's grocer,
on Saturday.
Their next meeting. will be held o,
Arbor Day, Tuesday, April a. and will
the children vi the school appropriat
exercises will be held. Vines ant
trees will be planted about the ground
| and buildings.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-03-24
GWENT WELSH SINGERS
HERE FIRST OF APRIL

Probably the greatest musical num-
Der ever signed up for Caldwell IS
signed up for Saturday, April LIST, We
refer to the Royal Gwent Welsh Sing
crs fourteen in number This COM
pany come with magnificent testi-
monials and those in. Caldwell who
have heard Welsh singers inform us
that we have a great treat coming.
Admission will be Soc, 7sc and 81 ~
A special price will be made to those
holding tickets in the Caldwell Lee.
ture Course. This price will be good
only on Friday, Saturday and Sunday
March oath, 18th, and Goth. BY tax
ing your Lecture Course tickets will
YOU. YOU can secure any 7sc seat II
| the house for Soc. You can secur,
any $l.00 seat in the house for 7Sc.
reservations at Botkin- Harmon
Drug store. Following is the pro
gram: $50 EFr
Program.
ROYAL Gwent Welsh Singers.
David John (Dewi Llyfnwy), musica
director; d. ]. Thomas. accompanisi
Devil Michael. manager.
| ~ PART I.
IL Chorus-The Soldiers Chorus ......!.
(Ensemble) ....A...............--.-..- Gouno
2 Song-Shipmate Q Mine,
...........Mr. Geo. Hopkin
3 Ductt-Flow Gently Deva. ..,....,--.
.Messrs. White and Stratto
4 Part Song--Come Where My Love
i Lies Dreaming. arranged by Be
i Ensemble
Is Trio--The Ticklers, MARTIN
il .... Messrs. Waldin. White & job
| 6 Song-Mother Machree ...Ba
G. Howe
IL Sextette-Now the Night in Star.
, lit Splendor -....--.....-..--...-.. Dressi'
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-03-24

Suit for divorce was filed Tuesday
by Lucy A. Mccartney, seeking separ-
alton from Almer P. Mccartney. The
plaintiff asks for costs of the trial and
for custody of the two daughters
Helen, age 7, and Della. aged 5. The
papers state that the couple were wed,
ded at Bucklin, Mo-. October 20, 1907
and that they separated at Topeka
Kansas, in March. 1913. Mrs. Nc
CARNEY claims that since that tim'
she has been obliged to support her
self and the children. She alleges alst
that the husband was addicted Il
drink to such an extent that he wa
incapacitated for labor.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-03-24
Owyhee Daughters.

There was organized few months
ago at Boise society made up of
former residents of Owyhee county
now living in Boise, Caldwell, Nampa,
and other places in the vicinity, called
the Owyhee Daughters. On Wed
nesday evening of last week they
gathered in Boise to the number OF
200 for an old time rehnion. Nampa,
Caldwell, Silver City and Delamar
sent, representatives. Old time &C
quaintance was renewed and remin.
iscenses INDUCED in. A delightful
program, the initiatory number oi
which was a beautiful violin solo
played by Miss Charlotte Crete, &C
companied by her sister. Miss Leona
Crete, was presented. These young
ladies were guests last summer, 81
Miss Cordelia Farrer. They have
relatives in Caldwell. The member.
from this place who attended were
M sdames T. D. Farrer, Handy
Brooks, Catlow Brunzell and Glass.
Mrs. Warren Parke Of HALEY, who
has been visiting relatives in Boise
spent Sunday at the home of DR.. an'
Mrs. Farrer.