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The Washington herald., 1919-10-28

now ARD UNIVERSITY REPATRIATION
September q. University opens September %
J. Stanley Durkee. AM. Ph.D., President; En-
NETT J. Scott, AN. LID. Secretary-tr
For frrthsr information address HOWARD
UNIVERSITY. Washington. d. C.
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Mrs. BOSWELL,

PALMIsT AND CLAIRyOYANT
Gives advice on business matters love health
and family sffairs: tells il the one you love s
true or false. what part Of the country is luck.
lest to you. what to do to be successful in life.
Gives you dates and facts tells you what has
passed in life. and what Is happening. without
asking single question; when and whom you
viii marry: settles and explains love. family
trouble. marriage. divorce, health, speculations,
Investments, Transactions OF all kinds In fact,
no matter what your hope. fear or ambition.
come to this noted palmlst and find help. There
Is no uSe tor anyone to be unsucce ssiuI or un-
happy. No matter what the cause her advice re
moves all trouble. She EGarsntees satisfaction.
Readings. $l0 10 7th st nv. between G and
Ss Oc267t
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MADAME ALLEN

WORLDS GREATEST PALMISr AND
CLAIRvOYANT
Guarantees to read your entire LIE past pres-
enf and future; gives true advice on buinesss
love. and health. and family afais; tell, the
name OF your future husband OF wife and what
to do to be success in life; tells you what
builness Is most lucky for you and what part Of
the world will be more successful for you; ad
Nisss low to gain and hold q good position: she
tets II the one you love u true or false. aud
carses speedy marriage with the one of your
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happiness between man and wife she tells you
the secrets Of being happy and successful in any
thing you take In hand; her advice VII remove
all obstacles and evIl influence One visit to
Madam Allen will repay you for disappointments
In all Others: satisfaction guaranteed OF no
charge.
Special Readings. $l.00
az 81 no .ea,s
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NORTHEAST
SAUL'S ADDITION
SUBURBAN PROPERTY OF UNUSUAL VALUES
NORTH RosEMoNT, VA

SUBURBAN PKOPERlf Ut UNUSUAL VALUES
NORTH ROSEMONT VA
command view oil
LIVINGSTON HEIGHTS VA
sras
BETHESDA MD.
Detached CT
FOREST GLEN.
oil
within three blocks electric Of av
pu.;
RIVERDALE, MD
sand
cellar will be completed
GLEN ECHO
$500
BERWYN MD
$1,000
furnace hea arlo
BERWYN HEIGHTS MD
NEW HOUSE FOR ONLY $4,000 FOR QUICK SALE
seven and bath furnace
double
EVANSVILLE MD
$4,000
property clear.
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MADAM LENORE

Gifted clairToyant and medium can he con-
suited on all affairs Of life. Where others fail.
she succeeds Her advice is good. try her. No
guess work questions asked Whar she sees
and tells comes true. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Office ~ llth ST. NV. two doors north Of Palais
Royal store. Hours II a. m. to D m oc2ltf
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MADAM KASKO

EGYPTIAN SCIENTIFIC PALMIsT: TELLS
PAST PRESENT AND FUTURE; SATIS-
FACTION GUARANTEED: HOURS, . A. NJ
TO p. NJ sl5 7th ST. NV. ocl-n
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MARzABAN. THE FAMOUS CLAIRvoYANT
AND PIANIST
Room 6. go H St NV. No sign on door.
Hours. q. N. 10 p. m.
No matter what your troubles are you always
get satisfied Each customer having a reading
will be presented with life horoscope free.
o,yns II
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FOR AS LITTLE AS $1,000 CASH AND IN.
stallments Of less than rent you can own the
home you always dreamed Of. Let US finance
your home. ACT AT ONCE. For further in
formation address
A. NJ. MULLlCAN,
Phone CleIelshd Issl-w ms Northampton IT.
Chevy Chase. d. C oc+tf
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MADAM EPPY.

EGIf1IAN fALAlsT.
assds your life frum cradle TO grsvs; bef pov.
srp are wonderful; indHputable advice; clear To-
formation conceniius love. court1hip marriage
and divorce; both rich and poor dnd eounsei
equally beneficial and interesting; you are wiser
sAd happier after consulting her; satisfactioo
guasanteed: permanently iocstf: houls. q u
70 N
~ PA AVE. NV kn@
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

yANTED-A YOUNG LADY To USHER
matinee and night performances Apply GAY
~ THEATER BOX OFFICE between l and
| m oc8A
NTED-COLORED MAID EITHER FOR
-nsTAl hOUsewOTk or to take full charge of
| > cooking: stay nights l5l2 gSt ST NV.
|ALEsLADY AT ONCE; No EXPERIENCE
required. 70 lIth st. NV ocS5
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FOR SALE-MIScELLANEoUS.

FULL DRESS SUIT; TUXEDO SUIT: NEW
oJercoat; all Sze Ss: also Standard Sewing Ma
chine. Call Columbia 2S oc8-lt
HANDSOME HUDSON SEAL FURs. STOLE
and muff; new. never worn; sell. sE also seal
cape. 500 4 II. nv. oc36
ONE OAK BUFFET. ONE ENAMEL BED.
sTEing and mattress; in good condition. f5
Ga ave NV. oc2SN
EXCELLENT BARGAIN. LADIES HEAVY
wiuteT coat; perfect condition Call COLUMBIA
SIG. Apt. 2. before II a oc3E
WINTER TOPS-FORD, BUICK DIS, NEW
sell at cost. 2o2 -. oc5-N
YOU CAN'T HIDE YGSR AID IN THE
classified columns-for there isn't Q hiding
place there. These ads are READ. mh3ttf
WILL CALL IN Ny cSl.ETTERED AUTO
mobile, city or suburban, and psy you highest
prices for lsdie gentlemen's. children's dis
csrdtd clothing. Of al descriptions. Address
postsi or phone I viii call T. RICE. lsa 7ih
IT nv. North i7B feE-tf
Just RBCEIvED - IMPORTED LEBcHEs.
psrrots. cansries. goldhshes. rabbits. dogs.
,auariuns, etc scHhID's BIRD STORE. Tl2
thh 81. NV. ocil-tf
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Palmist, reads your hand like an
open book; satisfaction guaranteed.
Give her call at 740 9Th st. NV.
formerly at 13:1 H st. ne.
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MADAME PARKER.


GIFTED CLAIRyoYANT AND MEDIUM.
!: you are going 10 seek advice or help why
not consult one who 10 well known. one Who is
here p<rmanentlyf She can tell you % the one
you love is true o. false and tell ,ou how t.
win and hold the oce Of your choice: tells you
~nat business and what part OF the world 10
most lucky tor YOU and sdyises you how to gam
and hold good position; she brings the sen
arated together; makes happiness between man
and wife Can tell you II anybody has Dut bad
luck or evil infiuenss on you and she can tell
af your troubles and low TO avoid them. Can
sd,ise you iE divorce Szses: when to speculate
and where to locate This lady does not tel
70 please you, but giyes Jnly truthful advice yoa
can depend on. Do not become discouraged /.
you have seen Others anu tney have failed to
help you. MADAM PARKER will shos you .
way. Satisfaction or no charges.
READINGS, $50
M d st- NV. between l2th and 18th ste. Upstaira
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ASSISTANT AUDITORS. INTERNAL REV
enue Bureau; examination November 10: 81 400
$50: our exclusive course prepares for in
o,n- tax; personal instruction not necessary
ompIete s. So Munsey Building oc24-lct
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COUNTRY HOME.

for -sanitarium or an educational iustitutio..
BOX 10. Herald Office ocs+u
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
,epssd by the Dtsuict o. Uoiunssa.
NINE. JEANEn
PALMISr, CLAIRvOflNF

ouarantess to read Jour entire life, past. ss
sut snd FUTURE. She asks no qrrstious. bot b.
fers you uttes . word she tells what ycu called
fog. namss u friends. enemies; tsib hsa -
sain succsas In business. heaith. cosrtship, mar
hsss, divorce tells you whst part Of tho world
viii be succesdal for yoa; adTises hoH 10 Gain
and bold . sood position: she tells u the one
you love b true or fslse. An you In troubled
Do you nnd the one you hsvs ses.owed yous
trust snd affection upon sltiny tool and In
different toward youf She VI remove all o.
stacles and tell you how T.. win and hold ths
one you sesre. She rr.iites tie sepsratsd, 10
eatea ahseut trirnds OF relatirea E.aiings TIA
@ sE"ENTH STREET NORTHWEST
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PALMISTRY.
RIZPAtI ElUON.

dreds vist this remarkable ~omsn daily csm-
plete readings with accurate descriptions of What
yeur hand fcretelis only 81. deception psr,or a..
corner OF 9Th and nv EnraI,cs sh St
Homa. 10 O. N to .. Il te0 ~
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CHEVY CHASE

81 ao-New house on Mckinley street north
west; two blocks from the Connscticut
avenue cars. Semi detached brick; eight
rooms and two baths; hot-water heat;
gas and electricity; sleeping porch large
lot: plenty of room for garass; inspection
anytime.
N2 750-Bungalov huntington street northwest
new and ready for immediate occupancy;
seven rooms: bath; hot-water heat: gas
and electricity; sleeping porch: laundry
room for garage; Connecticut avenus
cars
SO 0o-Brick house; .smi-detached; seven rooms
bath; hot-water heat; gas and electricity
laundry: room for garage; two open fire
places: psrauetry floors: two enclosed
porchea
NORTHWEST SECTION
SlI SlI,soo-sersntesnth street northwest, Mt Pleas
ant. Brick house; less than two years
old seven rooms; two baths; hot-water
heat; Ess and electricity: built in garage
large front and back yards; cement
porches front and rear: servants room
finished attic: hardwood doors; built In
refrigerator.
So30-Randolph street, near Fourteenth Eigt
rooms; brick: rapor heat; gas and eleS
tricity; sarags; In psrfect condition
sleeping porch
SO Colorado avenue in the 500 block Semi.
detached; eight rooms; brick; hot-wster
heat; gas and electricity: room for ga
rage: breahast room
g. 80 Tenth street. near Park road. renroom
brick house with hot-water heat; gas and
electricity; laundry: room for Earage;
front and back rnrches; frst-ciass condi.
tion throughout: newly painted and
papered
HsOO-FIrst street. near large park Brick
house; nine rooms; bath: hot-wateT heat
gas: eIcsllsnt condition.
ssoo-R street northwest, near First Bick;
eight-room house: hot-air heat: gas;
laundry tubs: room for EaIage: good con
dition.
s.3W-Ou First street. near T. Brick house
seven rooms; bath: hot-air heat: gas
large lot: plenty Of room for garage: in
excellent coalition: immediate possession.
S. 20 Harvard street. near Seventh nv. Sil
rooms; hot-watsr heat; gas. Laundry
tubs: strictly white nsiEhborhood; cellar.
A.T5O-CoIumbia road. corner house. Sax rooms
bath. hot-water heat; gas; front and
back yard: stictly white neighborhoOd.
SAUL'S ADDITION
End of Fourteenth street northwest)
sll COON Fourteenth street Brick in a row
eight rooms bath; hot-water heat; "a,
and electricity; garage; sleeping porch
laundry; immediate possession.
s., s,5oO-Crittenden street northwest New hic
house in a row; seven rooms bath; hot
water heat: gas and electricity: room 70
garage: front ana back porches; im
IL.
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WHAT SHOULD | DO2
MADAM RUTH

CI.AIRvoYANT CARD READING, HOURS.
II g. m. to D. m. MRS. SHOEMAKER,
G3 II Ut. NV. North las sei6-su mo, ,tu-u
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MANIFESTATIONS.

RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN WISHES
sUsll washes At home. call or write ll06 23rd
a. oc2J3t
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

THREE FURNISHED ROOMS: s. TO S
pr week SIG q st. nx. ocS st
zB SARATOGA AVE. NE-ONE FRONT
rom suitable for couple or two young men
sct-Eatsr heat and electricity Phone North
oc3-t
FwLY FURNISHED DOUBLE AND SINGLE
pRunirating rooms. next to bath; hot-WateT
elrctricIty. phone. private family; in good
borhoOd Gail after p m. 66 Otis st.
oc2Slt
ST NW.-LARGE DOUBLE ROOM;
eond noor. front; suitable for three or four
be Franklin 64I oc85t
18th ST NW.-BRIGHT NEW. ONE
re- from 18th and Decatur cars: for gentle
!. Columbia sJ4oJ ocS3t
18th ST Nw.-LARGE COMFORTABLE.
fIeah rooms with board; refined couples de
I'd central location; pleasant surroundings
ocB-3t
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Il Z d ROOM-PREFERABLY IN
suburbs. for woman and two children; Ink.
ddress S2 Kenois Bldg oc2l3t
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MONEY TO LOAN.

u To LUAN-s5o 10 soo.ooo ON D. G
u estate. Several trust funds. All trau,-
rs conducted with economical consider.tiou
I6orrosera
q wM. n. SAUNDERS 4 Co.
soufhern Building, n7 18th q. M
| tetm
SEY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL EsTITr
cunent rates Of interest TYLER a
sakRFoRp. INC, NJ 18th e. az. au1lsos
[cH fHE U-AsSlFIELD COLUMNS FOR
erees Of the Erowth OF this city. This
- HE an odd suEzsEion-but Il isn'e
II ah.la
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OUR AMBITION is To Re THE LEADERS
in this line OF business Of buying ladies and
mems worn clothing. and who Is to Protest and
object. but cash does the real test and We
pay more and buy more. and that's proof
Phone Main AS JUSTHS OLD STAND
6l9 ID. oc2s-lt
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NOTICE
To all Stone Lsborer Employers: On and
after November a. 1919. the wages of Stone Lab
orers will be 62is cents per hour Stone Labor
ers Union, No. 4& WILLARD GREEN. Secre-
tary. ocBa
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WANTED-ROOMS.

DUNG MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE TWO
rooms ard kitchenette by November l. stat.
articuIAs. wrte BOX Si4 Herald office
oc2S-3t
The Caldwell tribune., 1919-11-28
TRIBUNE GROWS
|. WITH CALDWELL
Weekly Will Be Published As
Bi-Weekly Early In
January

Decision was recently reached to
transform The Tribune, now publish
ed as a weekly, into bi-weekly paper
some time early in January. AT the
same time So subscription rate, be-
ginning Jan. |, will be adopted.
Both courses were adopted to meet
the rapidly increasing cost of news
paper publication Newsprint, the
paper upon which all news publica-
tions are rinted, is NOT only almost
impossible to obtain but has in
creased in price about 100 per cent
in the last few months and it is still
soaring Production is today IS pei
cent below consumption and big
dailies over the entire country have
adopted a policy of increasing the ad-
vertising rates and reducing the size
of their papers in order to conserve
the precious supply of print paper
Another factor which entered tht
decision to give subscribers of The
Tribune bi-weekly paper is that it is
practically impossible to give the
large volume of interesting fact:
which occur in Caldwell and vicinity
adequate presentation in a weekly
paper Implicit faith in the city anc
the surrounding country prompted thu
| change which will insure readers o
The Tribune newsier paper appear
ing at more frequent intervals.
The Caldwell tribune., 1919-11-28
Annual Christmas Edition Con-
tempIated To Cover Local
Field With Particular Refer.
ence To Years Development

In keeping with the marvellous
growth of Caldwell and the wonder
full prosperity of the surrounding ter
ritory. The Tribune has determined
to issue Christmas annual number
which will appear Dec. lo, the Friday
preceding the big festi' day.
Every possible effort will be made
to cover adequately the entire field
in Canyon county. Sections will be
devoted to education, schools,
churches, automobiles and highways,
building and general civic improve
ment, manufacturing, general farm
news, Wilder and other tributary
towns and communities and the usual
news department. Enough additional
copies will be printed to supply the
demand but those who care for extras
of this special edition are urged to
get their orders in early.
The Caldwell tribune., 1919-11-28
LEGION SETS DATE FOR
BIG ATHLETIC CARNIVAL
Local Post Promises Real Show on
Dec. II With Mariy Novel En-
tertainment Features.

At meeting of the executive COM
mittee Monday evening Dec. II was
set for the date of the American Le-
gion athletic carnival which is to be
given under the. auspices of the Cald-
we'll Athletic and Amusement club
No effort will be spared bv the Legion
to provide a high class card. About
40 rounds of boxing will be on the
slate, to be headed by bout by men
of the first water.
In addition to the athletic show
musical program will be given
Other attractions will be provided tc
make the athletic show real event
1t is designed primarily as benefit
for the Loren M. Trotter post but &C.
cording to the members of the ex.
ecutive committee, those fans who at
tend will see the best athletic show
Caldwell will put on during the pres
ent season.
Members of the Legion and other.
who feel an inclination to don tn,
gloves, are asked to get in touch will
Joe Erwin or M. H. Gibbons. Ii
addition to the regular events, the ex
ecutive committee has promised al
old fashioned battle royal" as a eli
max for the evenings events.
The Caldwell tribune., 1919-11-28
LAUNCH DRIVE TO SHOW
MOTOR EQUIPMENT VALUE
Big Meeting to Be Hd'd Here Dec
to Exhibit Work of
Machinery.

Under the auspices of the Caldwell
Auto company, of which J. H. Thorn
is the local agent, many forms of
modern farm power equipment and
motor vehicles will be demonstrated
at meeting to be held at the Caldwell
Commercial club rooms Dec. 8. The
meeting will begin at 10 a. m. Instruc-
tive talks will be made by representa-
tives of the Oliver Plow Works, Rod
erick Lean harrow, Amaco grain drill
Dunham pulveriser, Fordson tractor:
and the Ford Motor company.
Invitations have been extended tc
the students of the local high school
land the heads of the Caldwell educa
tional institutions to attend the meet.
ing. George Dewey, county agent and
others on the farm bureau staff will
be in attendance. 1t is the intention
of those in charge of the meeting tc
have as large representation of busi
ness men present as possible because
Of the relationship which the move
ment has to the welfare of the entir,
community.
In addition to the speakers who will
discuss modern farm machinery a.
exemplified by the machinery on ex
hibition, good local speakers will b.
provided. The Fordson demonstration
will be held at 2 p. m.
Mr.. Thorn is planning month
tractor school to be given here thi
winter for all those who are intereste,
or employ tractor machinery. Fur
ther announcements of this propose
will be made later.
The Caldwell tribune., 1919-11-28
TRIBUNE TO PUBLISH BIG
SPECIAL HOLIDAY NUMBER

Every day since early last spring
when the present era of development
began, papers have been carrying
stories of new buildings, new indp
tries, new developmentplans, ~
crops, new homes. everythin
indicates that Caldwell y
growing city The Chg
Of The Tribune will
far as possible, to pr
in an interesting, CO
to show exactly VIII
and what can reaso
in the years to cor
Cuts will used
they are not air
rangements will
pictures of the OF
lating to the deve
ton and cuts ma
people here and
of this section.
Because of til
ture of the edi
sential that tt
assistance in q
to particular pit
incorporated in
A limited n
will be publis
at Is cents ca,
| some reserved
order.
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LEGION TO.G|vE
ATHLETIC SHOW
Local Post Determines To DeIve
Into Sports Member
ship Grows

Determination was reached at a
meeting of the executive committee
of the Loren M. Trotter post of the
American Legion to give benefit
athletic exhibition of boxing and
wrestling in the near future under the
auspices of the Caldwell Athletic and
Amusement club. Local boys of tai
ent who had experience in the army
or elsewhere will make UP the card.
No date has been set as yet for the
exhibition.
Particular pains will be taken to
give clean show. No smoking will
be permitted in the building and mem
bers of the Legion will be scattered
throughout the crowd to see that the
rule is enforced. Everything possible
will be done to give good clean
show and particular attention will be
given to the wishes of the women
guests who may attend.
Take Up Winter Sport.
If satisfactory arrangements can be
made, the local post will have bas-
ket ball team in the field, the execu-
tive committee determined. There
are number of men eligible for such
a team in Caldwell and vicinity Of
considerable merit and it is expected
that sufficiently strong quintet will
be developed to make things interest
ing for other teams in this section oi
the state.
Discussion of permanent quarter:
for the post resulted in determine
ton to rent one of three selected sites
Upon investigation, it was found tha
all three were unavailable. A genera
meeting in the near future it contem
plated to consider the advisibility o
erecting building to house the lie
gion. Various other posts in the STATE
are working to that end at present.
Membership Jumps.
Membership in the local post is in
creasing rapidly. An even 100 buttons
have been distributed to member
and about 80 have been admitted t.
membership for whom no buttons ar,
available. An additional order ha
been placed for. more buttons. Thre
membership applications from mel
outside of the state were favorabll.
acted upon by the executive commit
tee. These men are George Judd o
Rifle, Colo, ]. Franklin Ross of Pas
. CO, Wash. and Roger Lyon of Juneau
Alaska. Recent letters from each con
veyed the wish that they might at
filiate with the Loren Trotter post.
Eligibility to membership of Re-
Cross workers was taken UP at tn
meeting and efforts will be made t.
discover their eligibility from the stat
and national executive committees
The concensus of opinion among 10
cal members favors admitting them t
full mebership.
The Caldwell tribune., 1919-11-28
GOVERNMENT IN MARKET
FOR MANY ARMY HORSES
Uncle Sam Is Buying Heavily and
and Local Market Shows Re-
markable Impetus.

Heavy purchases by the govern
ment during the last week has created
marked activity at the Union Stock
yards. Government inspectors last
week accepted several carloads OF
cavalry horses and will arrive in
Caldwell again Sunday, Nov. 80, for
three days stay. While here it is
understood that the board will accept
200 horses for cavalry purposes
should that number of suitable mounts
be on hand. The board is making
inspections at several points in the
northwest and at is said that con.
tracts have been let for $4,000 horses
for use of the United States cavalry
Animals accepted are shipped to For
Funston, Kansas.
In addition to the government pur
chases the market for draft horses
has been extremely active with severa
carload shipments to distant points
during the last few days. Oklahom;
and Washington dealers in particular
have been heavy buyers of draft ami
mails. A number of farmers of thi
territory have bought large numbe
| for breeding purposes recently, ac
cording to Mr.. c. H. Turner, of th
Turner Livestock market.
The Caldwell tribune., 1919-11-28
WILDER TO GET
PHONE SERVICE
Utilities Commission Grants
Request For installation
Of Equipment

Wilder is practically assured tele-
phone exchange with free service to
Parma and toll line to Caldwell
where free service has hitherto been
enjoyed, as a result of hearing held
at Wilder last Friday morning before
A, L. Freehafer of the state public
utilities commission to instll tele-
phone exchange in the rapidly grow
ing little city.
Boundaries of the telephone dis
trict were left undetermined at the
meeting owing to the strenuous OBJ
lection from Green1eaf residents,
whose service will not be materially
improved and who will be obliged to
pay for toll service for the use Of tele-
phone lines to Caldwell where most
of their business is done.
Big Demand.
According to the best information
available here, the proposal of the
new company is to connect with the
private system operating at Parma
thus giving Wilder residents free
service to that town. A general peti
tion from prospective telephone users
in Wilder was submitted to Mr.. Free
ndIeT dt tHc meeting. WIIuCT OuSi
ness men assert that at elast 200 tele
phones will be installed on that ex
change.
Inability of the Mountain State,
company to extend lines to accomo
date those potential users is given al
the reason for the installation of
private system. Application to tn,
big corporation signed by about s.
! Wilder persons who wished telephon
connections made, met with no re
sponse, according to a statement mad
by Charles Mitchell, Wilder busines
| man. In defense of their position
the Mountain States people asser
that the expense of adding new equip
ment for those who wish to becom
subscribers is prohibitive at present
Toll connections will be made b
the new company with the Mountai
States concern but the two organiza
tions will otherwise be entirely foi
eign to each other, both in manage
ment and operation.