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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-10

ObchOde jest dOpra vyhHdka!
V distriktu els. 10 "velky priliv
v obchodni prdmyslove cinno
sti Sc vseobecne ukazuje We
zpravach re vsech casti distrik
tu"! Tyto zpravy souhlasne Sc
shoduji, "ze duvera vzrnsta i
uspokojujici pokrok skutecne
We vsech odborech obchodnich.
v distriktu cislo IL "prdmysl
jest ely, obchod a placeni do
bre, a zemedelske vyhlidky po
vzbuzujici". Celkove vzato,
pracovni pomery cale zemi
Sc die zprav zlepsuji, mzda je
,vysoka a pakli neco schazi,
ijsou 20 muzi pro skutecne pro-
duktivni praci.
Ceny pokracovaly We zvyso-
Ivani pc .cely mesic jak zde tax
ii V Anglii a pak-li poklesly po
lpodepsani prlneri, kdy bylo
male snizeni cen, dohani nyni
IdTivejsi vysi. Obrovska poptav
ka po zbozi pro vyvoz zavini-
la nedostatek vyrobkd " ne
Ikterych anebo je ucinila ne
dosazitelnymi! Skoro re vsech
distriktu prichazeji zpravy, ze
Sc doslo u obchodniku k zaver-
ku, re mohou pocltat ma vel
kou poptavku a pevne ceny
pro delsi dQbu, kdezto pocit o.
bav ma pocatku roku mizl a
lprekupnici a maloobchodnici
Ejtou pripraveni vstoupiti V "a
|vazky pro podzim a. zimu a
lmnoho velkych objednavek by
10 ucineno z jednoho distrik-
Itu Sc oznamuje, re ma vzdor o
Icekavani, stale Sc tam male
Ineb zadne snizeni cen vubec; /;
,fakticky V nekterych distrik-
tech bylo takov6 udrzeni cen,
yseobecne smyslenl je pri-
! jmouti nynejsi uroven cen ma
deli ma jeji trvani. Stoupani cen
V breznu a dubnu pokracovalo
V kvetnu! tax re die statisti-
! KIP uradovne prace jsou tt sa
mi, jako V listopadu a pfosin-
ci 1918.
Vyhlidky zemedelcu byly 2
lara vice nez uspokojujicl! CT
slice vydane vladou, slibuji o.
brovsky vynos, klesly pokraco
ivanim sezony, jsou vsak mad
desetiletym prunierem pro OH
mni a jarni psenici! Obill v
M ontane a zap. Dakote uniklo
nebezpeci vcasnyni desti a wy
hlidky V Montana a ma severe
zapade jsou priznive a V Jizni
Dakote vyborne! V Minnesota
Wisconsin, jest vyhlidka ma
velkou urodu! V sedmem di-
slriktu pocinaji zne We velmi
dobrem stavu a kukurice jest
Ipekna Tabak tez ma vybor-
lnou vyhlidku! V sestem distrik
ltu velike lany korny ukazujl
Iskvostny vzrust, kdezto bavlna
utrpela silnymi desti. Ma ticho
morskem pobrezi zne zacaly a
'sklizen jest vetsi nez V kteren
|koli STATE a California same
.'neivetsi cd roku 1907!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-10
STAV OBCHODU A PENEZ
NICTVf, BEHEM CERVNA
1919.
F.L.G.I.S.

Vzrustajici duvera v pokra-
,covani obchodni cilosti a roz-
mach prumyslu mnoha odbo
rech byly characteristic kym
rysem mesice cervna. To Sc po
zorovalo ma spekulacich, ktere
ibyly oznameny z ruznych di-
striktI, jistymi poukazy ma
nome nebezpeci, re sc vyvi-
nou We vystrednost. Zakladni
ton obchodu vzdor tomu uka-
zal silny a staly vyvin. Skoro
We vsech distrikt9ch prevlada
nahled, re vyhlidka ma 1spes.
ny a pfiznivy rok S velmi vel
kou vyrobou zbozi a skoro ne
byvaly penezni obrat mezi to-
varniky, rolniky a delniky, je
nyni jistym. M2znost, re by Sc
we spekulacich' zaslo moe dale
ko mohlo zpasobit skbdlivy
'vliv, podporovany volnyn i've
rem a spekulativnlm smysle.
MIN, jew Sc jako hlavni vyrov
mani vlivu ma situaci.
] Celkova situace'o prvnim di
5triktu jest zalozena ma sou.
h]asnem mineni, ze obchodni
pomery zustanou dobre na
dlouhou dobu. "Kupci jsou sta
le vice pI'ipraveni zapociti
objednavkami" ale "spekulace
3tala Sc popularni" RUNE
oochybne "cenne' papiry jsou
:labizeny verejno5ti. ' druhe Il
listriktu sklon ke kupovani Sc
lezmensi1 -. obchbdAici byl
auceni, zvysiti sve pozadavky
Ia tovarniky a pestitele tin
vysIedkem, re mnohe prumy
sly oznamuji maximalni Gin
lost. Pozadavky vyvozni dop
Aovaly pozadavky domaci.
V tretEn dislriktu nestala Sc
Zadna zmena "v pfiznlvycf
obchodnich pomerech a optim
2tickych vyhlidkach', zazna
-nenanyeh zbozi, dava "Zdra
You barvu obchodu" a "pey
nejsi pocit dAvary pfcvlada
nez bylo videt v kteremkoli w
kazu minulem". Distrikt clsl'
s. oznamuje "stale, rychle zlel
Sovani obchodu, jenz je obme
zeno patrn6 jen dodavkou su
rovin.' V distriktu cislo 6. jes
obchodni stav "ozna'novan n
vsech jeho casa co uspokojiVy
a objednavky Sc viditelne IVY
silly behem nekIolika mipulycl
tydnu. V distriktu els. 7, ies
patrno, ze "psenice jest We V,
bornem stavu' a vseobecn.
stav urody dobry, cena pozen
ku vysoka, prodej a placen
dobre, a hiavni nebezpaci St
vidi We vyvinu spekulace. V d
atriktu clslo s je "velka cinnos
v drobnem obchode neznens
ma, vyhlidka ma vyborne zne
| oravdepodobnost, re pfeby'o
d6lnictva brzy;se Zmenl We SKI
teeny nedostatek'. DISTRICT tie
: 9. oznamuJe, re skode-la uro
de bylo zabraneno a ze V pr5
I = :
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Londyn, 3. cervence. - Pol
mi marsal sir Douglas Haig IL
|delil "a pfi3lusne slavnosti v
ST. jamie Parku vcera 16 ame-
rickym ddstojnikum britskou
'dekoraci. Mezi vyznamenany-
mi byli diva generalove G.. O.
,Souiers a P. O. Lochridge. OBJ
rad byl konan v pritomnosti
Icestne straze a ohromneho "a
stupu obec enstva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-10

ky ohrnuty nos, pax vytal

lntaStlckyml kvety a utlral 81
usta. Podle neho sedel soused
naseho hostitele, vesely to stat
ar v cernem polskem kabatci,
jenz neustale neco nosem hu-
hnal, koure pri tom slime paso-
vane doutniky. Treti osoba
byl husarsky ddstojnik pro-
ridlymi vlasy a cernymi navos-
kovanymi kniry. Zdalo Sc, re
lie tam ubytovan, pocinal 81
iako donna: sdelal 81 nakrcnik
rozepjal 81 letni vestu W.
,ledlymi okrasami. Hral S
yaznou chladnosti; a jen kdyz
prohraval poustel ohromne ko-
,uce dymu a bubnoval pravou
,ukou zpatecn1 pochod po sto-
| !. Pozvali mne, abych hral s
! ii; ia Sc vsak vymluvil, pred
stiraje svou zemdlenost. Ia
Will prinesli nam studeneho
ASA a vina.
Baryne sc vratila a usedla 81
Y male hnede zidlici, jiz byl ko
Yak do sine privalil, a zapalila
81 cigaretu. Pripivsi 81 z me
sklenice, podala mi j S rozto-
milym usmevem. Bavili jsme
Sc spolu, mluvil jsem nj o So
mate, jiz byla takovym citem
prednesla, o poslednim roma
nu Turgeneva, o ruske spolec-
nosti, jez byla davala nekolik
predstavenf Kolomeji, Eat
ve, o obecnich volbach, ma
sich rolnicich, jiz zacinaji pit
kavu, o tom ze We vesniclch Sc
maha pluh cd te dolby, co ie
lrobota zrusena. Dala Sc do
smichu a polozila Sc ma svou
Ilenosku. Mesic il svitil zrovna
10 tvare. Najednou Sc zaml-
celia a zavrela oci; "a chvllitna
'zala 81 ma zachvat migreny a
! odesla. ia jsem zapiskal ma
sveho psa a dial jsem hostitelce
! lobrou noe.
! %ozak vedl mne pres dvdr
| Idyz udelal nekolik kroku, sta
| lul a dival Sc nicemnym u
uneven ma mesic. "Jakou
am to ma moe ma lidi a na
| lovada! povida. "Nas Betar
| 5yje celou noe a kocka Sc ma
| trese vzteka a nase kuchafka,
| dyz il sviti mesic do obliceje,
| luvi re spani a predpovida
oudouci veci, - tax jako re
| am svou matku rad"
| z pokoje meho, jenz byl V
,du, videti bylo do zahrady
niz uzke stupatko slo al pod
ma okna. Otevfer jsem okno a
postavil Sc tam, abych 81 pro-
hledl krajinu. Luna vrhala S
erna nebe, ma nemz nebylo q.
ii nejmensi parry, jasny proud
lsvetelny; tajuplny svet po-
vrchu zemskeho tiskl |obrysy
sve ma stribrny ten kruh, jake
kdyz kresby kristalove koule
uvnitr Sc osvetli. Hvezdy jev.
: ly Sc jen zableskem, jako male
} jiskricky, jez Ease hned has
nou. Plan We spanek ponore
( ma Sii.ila sc bez kOnce k vychC
) du. Mad zed zahradni sklane
ly Sc mocne klasy kukurice, bi,
le jako mleko, a v dalce rozvi
/ lovala Sc ohromna ,Sachovni
,e, ma niz Sc zlatozlute tito str
: dalo cernou pohankou a
4 tmavozelenymi luhy. Dalekt
4 ma obzoru bylo vid6ti osanalS
i ohen, jehoz kour zvolna k obl'
V re Sc nesl; chvilemi zahlid
/, sem tam stfny, pax zaslech
blize sebe cinkani rolnicek
ozeznal jsem podivne obrys,
: koni. iiz NELL predni nohy sva
< zane provazem. Jinde ozyva
e la Sc kosa ohromne, sennik!
a esIlly Sc We vlhke pare: ma m1
0 krych lukach bylo videti chat
/ ne roubeni studnic a mala flc
0 "a brala Sc jimi v pruvodu ba
u rim v noci sc lesknoucich.
a pfiroda drimala pod cisty
y ii paprsky hvezdy nocni
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srpnove. Vracel jsem Sc hor
puskou ma ramene; mdj vel
ky cerny pes plemene anglicke-
no plizil Sc "a mnou vsecek
ztrmacen jazykem vyplaze-
nym. Zbloudili jsme cesty.
Nekolikrate jsem Sc zastavil, a
bych seznal, kde jsme; pes 81
pri tom vzdy sedl dival Sc ma
mne.
Pred nami prostirala sc kra-
>jina pahrbky lesem porostly-
mi. Mad cernymi stromy bylo
'videti rudy kruh luny IL
plnku. Cd vychodu k zapa-
du valila Sc S velebnym klidem
aka ozarena hvezdami; ma Sc
>ru zarila mad samym obzo-
rem hvezda severni. Lehka
para vstavala z maleho vrbo-
vim obrostleho bareniSte, ma
nemz Sc kmitalo zelenave svet-
10; v rakosi ozyvalo Sc plactive
volani bukace. Cmf dale jsme
sli, tim jasnejsf stavala Sc kra-
jina; stromy z obou stran mi
ly a pred nami sirila Sc plan
'ko zelene more, v nemz ply
nul billy dum, kol nehoz byly
nasazene vysoke topoly jake
orab Sc spustenymi plachta-
mi. Chvilemi zaletal ke mne
vankem zvuk prodhnuty silnou
zadumcivosti. Poznal jsem
brzy uryvky sonaty Beethove-
novy "Zare luny". Byly to
Shy, jez Sc We zvucich tech roz
plyvaly; najednou zoufala dis
sonance - pax nastroi utichl.
VI isem as jeste ma sto kroka
osameleho domu, jehoz to-
pol ysmutne sumely:. Pes rval
Sc tam ma retezu; v dali hucel
Il potok zadumcivou pisen.
Ma zaspi zjevila Sc zenstina.
aPodeprela Sc ma zabradli a III
rala temno nocni. Byla veli-
,ka, stihla; bledy oblicej jeji
jen zaril pri svitu luny. Cern(
vlasy jeji padaly v bohaten
pletenci ma belostnou Sill. Ia.
slechnuvsi selest krokG mycf
vztycila Sc, a kdyz jsem pred
zaspim stanul, uprela ma mne
zvlhle velke cerne oko. Pove
del jsem j, co Sc mne stalo .
potreboval jsem noclehu.
"Vsim, co NAME" odvetila
hlubokym neznym hlasem
"vam, pane, Sc poslouzf. Ne.
nit nam casio prano dostati he
"a. Vejdete jen!"
Vylezl jsem po zpukrelycE
schodech, stiskl jsem malou
chvejici Sc rucku, jez Sc mi po-
aIa, a kracel jsem "a prGvod-
vni svou do vnitr.
Uvedla mne do prostranne
ctyrhrane sine, jejiz steny byly
obileny vapnem a v niz nebylo
mic iineho nez stary still ku
hre a pet drevenych stolic. Still
byl chromy; jedna stolice S
omadou kameni drzela po
Hchany roh. Ctyry osoby, Sc
dici kol stolu, hraly taroky
'omaci pan, zavality to clovel
drsneho a razneho vzezreni {
malyma vpadlyma modryms
ocima, kratkymi knirkami {
kratce pristrizenym rusym via
Nem,, vstal, .privital mne a po
? ,dal mi ruku drze pri tom dym
O.l, v 1stech. Zatim, co jsen
vvpravel, co Sc mi prihodilo,
opetoval zadost svou, byl s
Svnal svou hru, a pokynu'
hlavou ma znameni,ze svoluje
usedl 81 znovu, aniz 81 mne u;
vice vsimal.
Zena jeho sla do vedlejsi il
zby pro zidli, jiz postavila
porouchanemu rohu; pax od
sla, ably narfdila, echo treba, |
ia mohl po chuti pozorovat sp'
lecnost. Predevsim tam by
pop re sousedni vsi, pravy t.
obr, volskym krkem a blbol
tvari, jiz byla kofalka zbarvil'
'omi moznymi odstfny bafv
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IIdvC, CCIV VItdI We uIcVc, Hdu
mou hlavou stebetaly vlastov-
ky We SVEN hnizde. Najednou
nalezla zafe luny svIj las,svet
10 para staly sc napevem:
baryne spustila znovu sonatu
Beethovenovou. Vse Sc mne
ulozilo jakoby kouzlem, kdyz
skoncila, zamlkly stronny j sla-
vikoye, jenom cervotoc pokra-
coval We sve praci.
Odstrojil jsem Sc pomalu a
,prohlednuv pusku, jiz jsem
pax do kouta, avsak po ruce
cstavil,' natahl jsem Sc ma Luz
o, jez bylo prosto jako v
,lastere. Pes mdj lehl 81 jako
e eezvyku k mym noham, a po-
hledev ma mne naposIed roz-
|umnym milym okem, uderil ne
olikrate zem chvostem a pode
prev 81 hlavu ma pfedni nohy
| II.
Pfevaloval jsem Sc tax pc
lekolik minut otevrenyma O.
! ma, pax jsem usnul. Nevim,
ak dlouho jsem spal, kdyz tn
lnarazil ma ucho me .Selest zee
la zvlastni. Pes sebou hnul,
pozdvihl krasnou svou hlavu
sbdelyma ocima, .zacenichal a
zastekl kratce a chraptive ja-
ko pred selmou. ia byl uplne
Jzhurua ruka ma uchopila bez
che pusku. Venku bylo hlu
boke ticho, zdalo Sc, re pfiro-
da tezce 81 oddychuje; pax
znova ten tajemny selest, jako
kdyz vlece Sc dlouhe roucho
po zemi. Pc te objevil Sc ma
hle okne billy stin; byla to ze-
ma postavy kralovske, oblece-
ma lehce v fasne roucho. TvaT
tieji jsem nemohl shlednouti ;
isou ozarena plnym leskem L.
plnku, zdala Sc pruhlednou; z
natazene jeji prave ruky ply
nulo cervenave svetlo. Pes
zjezil srst a ucouvnul pomalu
s zalostnym vzdechern. Nine
azilo po zadech; pozdvihl
| isem rucnici natahl mimovol
i ne kohoutek, aniz bych vedeI
roc. Ona obratila hlavu; by
la to zena meho hostitele. Ger
ne jeif vlasy splyval,' Q re %
ramenou; oblicej jeji byl je-
ste bledsi a zdal Sc byti ozaren
Isv6tlem hvezdnym. Usmala sc
Ia kynula mne rukou; tn jsem
Izpozoroval, ze ma oci zavreny
ia Sc zachvel. Zdalo Sc, re
vidi zavrenyma vickama, q
ona Sc rozpakovala. Kdy2
ljsem sc chtel Zdvihnouti ma po-
Isteli, pokynula mne, abych I'll:
stal, polozila prst ma rty, o.
hledla Sc jeste jednou do zadu
a aniz by otevrela oti, vesla
pax do pokoje. Presla komna
tn pevnym krokem a klesla ma
kolena k noham meho luzka
Maifc pravou ruku podeprenu
: polozila Sc ma pelest a pritla.
yila cello k hrubemu drevu. Zn.
stala tax po nekolik okamzikt
a zacala pax tise plakat.
Shy zenske mne nikdy mno
! no medically; a.9ali tato zdt
plakala TAX trpkou skllcenosti
re jsem Sc k nj sklonil vsecel
: dojat.
"Jest mrtev, vim to-" pocals
} velmi tichym hlasem, jehoz pr
; zvuk byl rozryvajici; "zahra
bali ho mimo hrbitov jako sebt
, vraha - a ia bych sla rada /
: n6mu." - PodeprevSi 81 hlavu
= o ruku vzdychla 81. "Avsal
ie to tax daleko, tax daleko,'
: opakovala 81 dusenym hlasem
"Tu ho tedy jdu hledat sem.
: Vstala, sla nekolik kroku po
del zdi, drzic sc levou rukou
/ pax Sc nahle obratila, zdalo 81
8 ze 81 mne prohlizi a zatfasl;
, lhlavou. "Ne, neni tady," vec'
'"on je mrtev." PTi tom "a
, chvatilo il nervosni chveni, "a
| IL l., x>oI1A ~
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-05
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
DEMAND GOOD COACHES
Pass Resolutions Asking Board of
Regents to Employ Men to In
sure Winning Team


The following resolutions introduce
ed by B. A. McDevitt, senior in tho
law school, was unanimously adopted
1t is addressed to the commissioner oil
education, the baoard of regents and
the board of education of Idaho. The
resolution follows:
"In recognition of the fact that a
winning football team is, by far, the
best advertisement a college or uni
versity can get that will reach pros
|pective students and make an institu-
ton of this kind we'll known in its own
and other states, we, the students OF
University of Idaho, do hereby petit
ton you to select, or use your in
flnence toward the selection of a
football coach who has produced win
ming teams and who would put Idaho
again on the athletic map of the
northwest.
"In order to show our willingness to
cooperate in the procuring of such
coach, we will be glad to contribute
towards the salary that such a man
will demand, and agree to raise this
sum by an increased A. S. U. I. fee"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-05

A dollar does not go far, still 1t
seems to get beyond calling distance.
Columbia Record.
One way to boost production in
this country would be to rut the Ia
Dor leaders to work.-Columbia Rec
ord.
From this distance it appears that
Governor Calvin Coolidge is entirely
too good for the republican party
Charleston News and Courier.
The world is going crazy over dia-
monds. 1t would be better for mos,
of US to be giving more attention to
spades.-Philadelphia Record.
Columbus would never have discov.
cred America if the strikers aboard
his ships had been better organized
The National Tribune washington
D. c.
Apparently good many people who
look with horror upon government
by injunction do not see anything
wrong with government by intimida.
tion.-Columbus Dispatch.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-05
WIT AND
WISDOM

Socialism is Bolshevism with a
shave.-Detroit Journal
A necessary of life is the luxury
We can afford.-Boston Herald.
Capital and Labor have one thing
in common-our money.-New York
Evening Sun.
Mr.. Hoover sees drop in living
costs. He has eyes like an eagle
Peoria Transcript.
Things will never be HOPELESS if the
union always bows to the Union
Philadelphia North American.
There used to be an expression:
Its shame to take the money"
But nobody is using it these days.
Los Angeles Times.
The magazine that is printing from
photo plates because of the strike of
typesetters has nothing to do with
the case.-Detroit News.
A man can go ON in blissful ignor
ance of the trend of the times-until
his plumber offers him lift down
town.-New York Evening Sun.
As for collective bargaining be-
tween Capital and Labor, let them
continue to bargain. But they can't
collect any more from the public
Brooklyn Eagle.
Maybe the dove is coming by par
eel post.-Cumberland News.
The ultra-red faction is feeling a
trifle ultra-marine.-New York Trib-
une.
Too many persons in this country
are enjoying the right of free screech.
Brooklyn Eagle.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-05
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends and
relatives for their kindness and beauti-
full flowers during the sickness and
death Of our little son Francis L.
Sanderson. We are especially CRATE
full for the kindly ninistrations of the
Rev. B. w. Rice during Our bereave-
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Sanderson and
Family. lisp
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-05

1t is probablyunnecessary, but we
consider it our duty, nevertheless, to
call the attention of the newly married
people to the fact that it is an utter
impassibility for anyone to keep house
without The Tribune. A certificate
guaranteeing a long and happy life
goes with every subscription
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-05

1t will be good policy for our bust
ness men to watch their property pref
ty closely. The postoffice at Poca-
tello was burglarized short time ago,
and another safe attempted, but in the
latter case a bullet from the pistol
of a clerk who was sleeping in the
store scared the thieves away.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-05
INTERESTING FACTS
GATHERED FROM THE
OLD TRIBUNE FILES

Twas night The soft silvery
rays of the smiling moon kissed the
old mother earth, who turned up her
nose and derisively twirled her fingers
in answer. Why this unseemly con-
duct1 Gentle reader, mother was
wrestling with coal famine and she
wanted heat, not kisses. But Harkl
A rumbling sound swells on the peace
full night air and in the distance a
bright light seems to be coming down
the railroad track at about Is miles
per hour. 1t draws nearer; it stops
horrors! From out of the shadows
of the adjoining buildings might be
seen a multitude of men. They are
evidently after something for they
all bore weapons. Some had sacks
some shovels, some wheelbarrows
some wagons Suddenly the stillnes:
of the night was broken by a terrible
noise, which somewhat resembled q
scraper running over rocky ground
For full 80 minutes the noise contin-
ued, then the train pulled out and all
was still. Once more the moon kissed
the earth who smiled back contented-
ly.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-05

Frank Randall Of Nampa was in
town Wednesday Frank is growing
corpulent and by the time Nampa is
incorporated, he will make a first
class alderman
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-05

1t is certainly to be hoped that the
Indian troubles will develop no more
serious features in the future than they
have in the past. Thus far the gravest
part of the fighting has been done by
the special correspondents-on paper.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-05
Caldwell Thirty Years Ago

acity of parents to the blushing bride.
Misses May and Stacia Ke Lie Her
were the bridesmaids, while Mr.. M.
Stiles played the part of the servant
to perfection. After the party had for
saken of tea and found the god Of
love in the cup, they decended from
the stage and Mr.. and Mrs. All Dun
Lap received congratulations of the
audience. The costumes were all i'm
mense and all very picturesque. All
Dun looked like the happiest Jap in
the world but way down in his heart
he undoubtedly yearned for the cook
book system just to make it more
binding, you know.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-05

Robert Noble, known as the Sheep
King, and whose herds Craze upon a
thousand hills, was stabbed several
times by a herder named Mike Dolan
last week. 1t seems that a dispute
arose regarding wages which resulted
in the tragedy enumerated above. Mr..
Noble is not considered as being fat
ally injured, although his wounds will
cause him great deal of pain and
a long spell of illness. Dolan is in
custody.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-05

WEISER, Nov. 25.-Rumors are
afloat that a car Of coal was left at
Payette last week. The widest ex-
element prevails. Knots of citizens
are gathering on every corner and dis
cussing the matter. 1t is proposed
to send a delegation to Payette to
investigate.
Ben Wilson and Dan Campbell re-
turned last Saturday from 10 days
deer hunt on Sheep Mountain. They
had poor luck as there had been no
snow out of the high hills.
The japanese wedding at the Pres
byterian church this week was very
novel affair. It found favor in the
eyes of the Bachelors club, aind makes
Judge Beatty, the founder of the Cook
Book system, green with envy. Upon
this occasion Mr.. All Dun Lap and
Miss Lou Sc Bree were the high con-
trscting parties and drank from the
double spouted pot like old professions
ais. Mr.. Fl. D. Blatchley and Miss
Skinner played the part of old Mr..
and Mrs. All Dun Lap, while Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Mccarter acted in the cap
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-05
Police Court.

Dick Scott was brought before his
honor on a charge of assault and bat
terry. It seems as though Mr.. Scott
had some controversy with another
gentleman, and finding common argu-
ment wanting in effect, used the han
die of his gun over his opponents
head Fined $40 and costs which he
paid.
Pat McAuliffe, section hand, was
arrested for disturbing the peace and
fined the same. He paid it and went
on his way rejoicing.
Jim Hays was arrested for being
plain drunk and will work on the
streets for several days at the request
of Judge Beatty.
James S. Kimsey was arrested on a
charge of assault and battery preferred
by his mother-in-law. No one ap-
pearing against him he was dismissed.
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Miss Lulu Sebree had a severe at
tack of neuralgia this week but we
are pleased to say that she is now re-
covering. This is severe blow at
the japanese style of weddings and
q triumph for the old reliable cook
book system.