The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-05-12
ORGANIZATION OF BR AS S
BAND DECIDED UPON WITH
= ASSISTANCE OF. CLUB
M E NIB ERS WHO
WILL ALSO GIVE
PUBLIC DANCES.
Committee Appointed to Assist in
Proper Observation of Founders
Day-Delegates Will be Sent to
Ogden Good Roads Convention
Four New Members, Including Mr..
M. B. Gwinn, Were Admitted to
Membership of Club.

Tuesday, May %, was designated
Factory Day" by the business men Of
Caldwell at the regular monthly meet
ing of the Commercial club held Tues
day evening. On this day the business
men will visit the different manufact-
uring plans of the city in a body, for
the purpose of obtaining frst-hand in
formation regarding the various arti-
cles manufactured in Caldwell. Dur
ing the discussion of the plan the
fact that this city has many plants
employing from one to 80 people was
strongly emphasized and it was the
general opinion of the speakers that
the business men, in visiting the
various institutions would not only
profit by personal observation but
their interest would materially en-
courage the manufacturer.
A committee of FIVE DR.. F. M. Cole,
f. H. Plowhead, w. P. Lyon, w. G.
Cowden and T. S. Jackson, was APP
pointed by President Zeh to arrange
details for the proper observance of
the day.
DR.. Cole is enthusiastic regarding
the plan and predicts that it will be
followed generally by cities of the
northwest
81 believe that the Commercial club
has inaugurated move of more than
local importance" declared DIR. Cole,
"and its successful contamination
here will result in its being adopted
by other cities throughout the north
west While we do not, at the pres
ent time have factories with hundreds
of men on their payroll, we do have
many smaller concerns and it is the
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encourage their growth, for if we get
plants with an army OF workers II
will be because of the success and de-
yelopment of our smaller institutions
Our committee will meet Friday
evening to adopt definite plans for the
day and to make them successful II
will be necessary to secure the CO.
operation of the entire citizenship
which as in the past will | am sure BIZ
. forthcoming"
The matter of employing band fol
; weekly open air concerts was thor
,, oughly discussed by the membership
Power was delegated the entertain
ment committee to arrange for week
i Nv concerts and to Law and conduct thu
open air dance pavilion owned b.
the club. 1t is believed that the rev
enue derived from the dance will con
c tribute largely towards the expense. o
holding concerts. 1t is understood tina
= the committee has several proposal
: under consideration and that dehnlt
= action will be taken at a meeting t
!, be held this week.
Z; 1t was urged upon the club member
>. and the citizens in general to cooper
:, ate with the college authorities
. making Founders Day celebration 7
;. be held Friday success, DR.. j. "
:, Cue and w. NJ. Ewing were appointe
,, by President Zeh to secure the &C
:, operation of the citizens.
:" The following applicants for men
!, bership were elected unanimously, \
h B. Gwinn, Cecil L. Far's, Homer XII
:, and George M. Larson.
81 President Zeh, was authorized
'e appoint five delegates to the goo
), roads convention to be held in Ogde
y une Is and H.