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A PLEASING HOME AT A VERY
MODERATE FIGURE. Only $500;
blocks from North Capitol at. near
Rhode Island ave. rooms and bath,
with many conveniences; room for ga
rage. On n corner.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 81.
THIS CHARMING HOME IN Ia
kOMA PARK WILL PLEASE the most
fastidious taste, with S rooms and
baths: h. H.. cleo. lights; double
TO he SOLD AT 4 SACRIFICE;
$500.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 9S.
THIS HOME TO RE SOLD AT A
GREATLY REDUCED FIGURE. Now
$3.50 detached corner home in
Woodbridge, just a block from car line;
= rooms and bath; h.-w.h.. elec.
lights: room for garage; three porches.
Interesting terms.
Phone Main 3s.
A HOME THAT Is ABOVE RE-
Iht'At H. III washington most en-
elusive neighhorhoOd, with 10 rooms
and . baths; h.-w.h.. cleo. lights: ga
rage: metal weather strips: possession
in 70 days. EVERYTHING HERE TO
MAKE THIS AN IDEAL HOME;
SlSUE
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 9S.
JUST ONE INSPECTION WILL
PROVE THIS HOMES WORTH: ar
tistically planned rooms and bath:
h-w h.; room for garage. To I've sold
at only ST. $50.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main %.
IN BEAUTIFUL CHEVY CHASE.
Just two blocks from Conn. ave-. pra,-
tically new home with 8 rooms and
baths; h.-w.h.. cleo lights. Everything
here to make this the ideal home:
double garage: hardwood trim and
floors throughout; S17.500
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
1fG9 y. Y. ave. NV.
Phone Main 90.
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Downtown Northwest

4. oO0-S50O cash; Fla. ave-. near 1st; Or,
b.: h.w.h.
-. oOO-Near Union station, Ind ave-; Or, b. :;
modern.
Il ,OOO-Hillyer pl, near Conn. ave-; Or, b. :;
large yard.
i, J00-Near 18th and Scott circle: 1Or b. ::
elec. Its; h.w.h.; particularly suit
able for physician.
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CHAS. I
o23 18th Street. NJ
Get Our List
s-room and BATH brick house; lot COX
100; sth and Rhode Island ave. NV;
! cheap home downtown. Price. S4,3oo.
Terms.
Groom house: in hest section Of
RlOomingdale; immediate possession.
Price, 81 so.
1o-room and bath house; . squares
from Capitol and Library; splendid
buy: good condition. Price, $3.50; on
very attractive terms.
11-room and bath house: northeast;
hot-water heat; large brick garage
hrst-class condition throughout. Price,
$3.50. Terms will be acceptable.
Corner house--In Petworth: brick;
center entrance hall; h.w.h.: electric
light: rooms and BATH frst-class con-
ditiun throughout; very attractive
house. Price, 5000.
Corner. Groom house; in best section
Brookland; l square from r. l. ave-;
detached front and rear porches. Price,
5000 Easy payments.
1Oroom and bath house: newly paper
ed and painted throughout; electric
lights; within one square 18th and Park
road. Price. $4,000.
Nice Groom and bath brick house:
on X st. ne, immediate possession.
Price, 81, $50.
2-story apartment; on 18th ST.. Mt.
Pleasant; furnace heat. Price. 81. 500.
On terms; good buy.
Splendid Groom colonial house; new,
with hot water neat electric lights drop
beam ceiling in dining room, newly
rapered and painted throughout; two
open frep!aces; possession i'll 10 days.
liice. 5000. Easy terms.
Broom and bath house; in best sec
ton of Bloomingdale; garage. Price.
5000.
Store, rooms. on first floor; rooms
and bath second floor; good NV. loca-
ton; electric lights; h. H.: now -rcut-
ed for $50. Price. 300. On terms.
Groom and bath house within one
square of 18th st. NV: hardwood floor;
in perfect condition throughout; double
garage i'll rear. Price. $1,000.
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| Continued.
}. sAGER.
ain SO, Main 81, Main So
of New Homes.
Groom house: on K ST. ne: garage
$3.50.
One Of the most attractive s-room
and 2-bath houses in Chevy Chase; lot
Go4135; garage. Price. $1i,150.
Get Our Complete List Of New Houses.
One of the most attractive S-room
bungalows in Brookland: thoroughly
garage. chicken house; lot 5Ox147; front
ind rear porches. Price, $500.
1O-room and 2bath thoroughly mod
rrn house. in best section Mount Pleas
ant: third floor rented for $50 per
month: enough to pay interest on en-
tire price. Price, $4,000.
11-room and bath house, on Fairmont
st. near 18th ST: lot 19x1O4; hot water
heat and electric lights. Price, $40, 500.
A very good buy.
SEND FOR OUR LIST OF
NEW HOMES. THE MOST
COMPLETE IN THE CITY.
west of 18th ST. Price SIS, $50. Very
easy terms can be arranged.
Groom and bath house: colonial type;
northwest section; nice front porch.
Price, 81, 80. On terms.
:-stnry detached frame apt: ented
for S67 per month: splendid MOI theast
location; hot-water heat. electric lights,
nice lots. Price, Sc, 30 Easy terms.
heat, electric lights parquet floors
throughout, large lot. near 18th and
Park road; screened-in porcIes: servants
in cellar; good buy. Price.
$3.50.
12-room and 2-bath house: 18th and
st: splendid downtown location:
electric lights. Price. $4,000.
s-room house on LIST St. Bloomin cdaIe,
with servants room. Price, $500.
10-room and c-bath house near Goth
and Mass ave-: hot water heat electric
light; beautiful residence section
l'rice. $4,000. Easy terms.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
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WOMAN'S
REALTY EXCHANGE.
New Davidson bldg. 92I 18th S. NV.
Phone Main 1896.
Mt. Pleasant.
$3.50.
Well constructed b:ick re-ideuC" over
locking Rock Creek Park: 10 rooms. tile
bath front and back stairs porchrs,
furnace. gas, paved alley with room Tor
garage.
$3.50.
4 new home with every modern con
N-niencr: y and til" bath. large
closets. p"rches alley. r"oin for garage
A choice location possession in 10 days.
Sl2.5O0.
\ modern residence Of unusual merit:
9 rooms and :, baths. hot water heat. firc-
tricty ideal in arrangement; double gar
age: wonderful value in splendid To-
Cation: possession from owner.
LISTINGS IN ALL LOG AIITIES.
Phone Main 1885,.
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JUST COMPLETED.
Close to 18th St.
REASONABLE TERMS.
New s-rocm dwelling with baths. vapor
colonial stairway; attic; oak floors throughout:
spacious porches: best workmanship and ma
THRIFT BC7LD1NG CO. Owners. Main 7ss.
POI 1st ST. Nbc-sToRY BRICK: ROOMS
and bath: furnace heat. Price. $1,000. L.
W. GROOMES. 1916 ct NV.
$50 OOO-A BEAUTIFUL HOME
NORTHWEST.
Address Bo1 1O1-M. Star office. 81
L. C. SCHROEDER
WILL SELL YOUR
PROPERTY FOR YOU.
LIST WITH HIM If YOU
WANT A QUICK SALE.
L. G. SCHROEDER.
Real Estate and investments.
ia 18th St.
Phones Franklin 1908 to 1911.
TAMESON-BUILT H o M E S
ready to move into. Nos. 10 to
20 Bryant st. ne. near North
Capitol. These houses contain q
large rooms, double floors: laun-
dry tubs; gas and electric lights;
lots 40 feet deep; room for gar
den; built. owned and for sale by
THOS. A. JAMESON.
o3o New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 1877.
ron COLORED OF THE BETTER CLASS. ON
Good I bye HeS for S. ooo ersy terms For sale by
THOS. A. JAMESON,
$50 New York ave- ave- NV.
Phone Main 1927.
ON ST. NE. NEAR 10th ST.. ROOMS
and bath; latrobe heat. Price. $3.50.
ON 18th ST. NE. NEAR MD. AVE NE.
rooms; furnace heat. Price $500. Good house.
LIST ST. NEAR FLORIDA AVE. NV. GOOD
bye price, S4,.oo-
on IRVING ST. NEAR SOLDIERS HOME.
6 rooms and bath; furnace heat. Price. $500.
9Th ST, NE. BET, AND SITS. GOOD
Above houses to be sold on easy terms. For
sale by
THOS. A. JAMESON,
$50 New York ave. NV.
Phone Main 1927.
81 0O0-FINE GROOM BRICK.
Hwh. Between lines.
Near Stanton Park ne. Terms.
Apply ia 9Th ST. Sc. 23'
1921 VERNON ST. tFLA. AVE. AND 18th ST.
nw.l: 10 rooms and bath: $500: terms
monthly tenant. OWNER. $50 Southern bldg.
NJ. 2SSS.
FOR sALE.eo4 sFRlNG road X;M, w. Ks.
bath; furnace heat ;e Price: $50;
Suite $40 Bond Bldg. Tel. n. 1872.
H. T. LAW 1919 STREET Sc.
nevotes his time and efforts to selling HOMES.
principally in Southeast Washington. num-
Der wanted at once. List now and get imme-
date results. Phone Lincoln 5725. 2se
FOR SALE-ro CLOSE OUT AN ESTATE
IS moderately priced houses in good neighbor'
''' NoEMENr LINENS.
FOR AS LITTLE AS 81. 900 CASH AND IN
stalments of less than rent you can own the
home you always dreamed of in finest resi-,
ONCE. For further information address
A. NJ. MULLIGAN,
Phone Cleveland 1851 w. 3o15 Northampton ST..
Chevy Chase. D. c. %.
PRETTY SEVEN ROOM AND BATH HOUSE
in one of the best NV sections: hot-wafer
heat hardwood floors. gas. electricity. large
front and rear porchas. garage; excellent in
terror decorations: every convenience. 4ao
Colorado building ROBERT E. HEATER.
oil
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FOR SALE
Desirable colored pur-
chasers-In best NV.
section city, to 9 rm.
houses. Prices, $3.50 to
$3.50. Cash, $500 to
$500, balance as rent.
For full particulars see
me, week days after 5
pm; Sunday, 9 am. to
9 pm.
B. B. PINN, Agent.
1885 Walter St. Sc
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WANTED.
Continued

WILL nay cash for well located ground avail
able for building Of homes: small parcels con-
sidered must be cheap. Address Box l23-R.
Star office. 21s
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FOR SALE-1MMEDIATE POSSESSION; .
family apartment; each apartment has five
rooms and bath; separate cellars, yards and
heating plants double front and rear porches:
rent one apartment and live In the other.
Price, $500; cash payment. $1,000; balance
easy terms.
Also u smaller two-family apartment; nine
rooms and two baths; latrobe heat. Price,
S6.Wss' Immediate possession Address Box
ism. Star office.
LIVE rs ANACOsTIA! DELIGHTFUL HONE
G rooms, bath, latrobe heat. . lots; s., 900:
terms. Address Box 242-M. Star office.
DETACHED HOUSE. CHEVY CHASE.
LOT 7O11S0: EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH.
HOT-WATER HEAT AND ELECTRIC LIGHT.
SHADE TREES AND BOX HEDGING.
10 MINUTES OF CIRCLE. MARKETS. ETC.
JOHN 6. SLATER. ROOM so5. 7is 18th NV
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
7-room house; modern construction: In per-
feet condition; inclosed sleeping porch; built
Tenienes ss HARRY 9. ALIEN ssi 18th es se.
nv. Main 1545 23s
NEAR 18th AND MONROE-NICE GROOM
brick; fine condition; VACANT; large yard.
Si.6O0. Easy terms. Col. 1227-J. Sc
OWNER LEAVING CITY WILL SELL =
rom and bath brick house, large front porch.
. rear porches. h.w.h., large yard, room for
garage; vicinity 18th and Park road NV.
EXCELLENT HOME IN PETWORTH, WITH
living room. dining room. kitchen. screened
back porch, large bedrooms. glass sleeping
porch and BATH hardwood floors. hot-wa:er
heat, pretty interior decoration; every pos
sible convenience: garage; possession Novem-
Der I. Apply 625 Quebec place. Phone Col.
5196W W.. after pm.
So 600
wifi buy Groom and bath brick house: all I'm
provements; located Col. road and 9th
st. NV; deep lot to paved alley: must be sold
1T once. Address Box 234-R. Star Office
NEAR COLUMBIA ROAD AND 11th NV.
possession at once. Price, S65OO Easy
terms. For further particulars address OWN
ED, Box 223-R, Star Office.
VACANT.
$1,000 cash: beautiful eight-room brown
stone and brick residence; best section Park
road; h.w.h.: electric lights; plenty of closet
space; open freplaces; deep lot. Price IS go
Purchaser can move in Mt once.
DAVIS & STEELE,
1870 \. Y. ave. NV. Main $685.
$1,000 CASH
With easy terms. will fnahce a home OF dis
tinction in exclusive Chevy Chase Address
Boz r. Star office ~.
MODERN Groom house,
all Improvements: vacant.
42O4 New Hampshire ave.
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HUDSON SCPER-SI\

HUDSON SUPER-Sl\.
Excellent condition; six good fires: spotlight; ;
new paint: quok. $50. Wr,nn's Lunch. 18th
and You E.w
FORD TOURING. $500.
1918 car: Is months old: cxc-llcnt condition.
On view Star ottcr. Guy V. collins.
BR!CK. SIN ROOMS AND RArII: FURNACE
heat: lot 100 e.. deep side and rear alley; oc-
SET. 2i's
A DANDY HOME Ely FOR y REFINED
CoIOREB FAMILY.
T ST. NEAR 18th ST. NV: eight rooms
and bath: easy terms. Inquire about this quick.
Price. $3.50
BELT. o'RRII:N & CO.,
13f1. q -. NV.
ANOTHER TWu.FIMII.Y RAi,'iAIN. NEAR
18th AND FLORIDA AVE. NV.
Six rooms and bat and i've rooms and bath:
separate porchc>. wards. etc. This i. n dandy
neishborhood nd terms low $3.50 cash.
Don't miss this. il will sell at once. Price.
$50.
BEL. O'ERIEN & CO..
1911 g. Il. ny
TWOFAMlLY FLAT AT \ SPECIAL PRICE
FOR \ VERY SHORT TINE.
Near 18th and y. II. ave. NV. six rooms
and hath upstairs and five rooms and bath down
stairs: separate heating plants. cellars. yards.
etc: electric lights and hot-wat"r heat. This
is in an exclusive leighfOTlOed AMI we can sell
it for $40. .tr' terms.
BEIT ORRIEN & CO.,
1871 g. -. NV.
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Desirable Homes for SaleAccommodatng 1erms-Immedate
Early Possession
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$J.4Uo RTYS GROOM HOUSE BATH: TWO
entrance cellar under whole horse: servants
toilet and tubs: hot-wa,,r heat: electricity and
gas: s.. 700 cash, ST monthly Phone Col
49O3-J after . pm for inspection. OWNER.
J21 Harvard N W
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Price, $1,000.
Near Lincoln Park

large rooms and bath: hrt-water heat,
gas and electricity; deep lot with fine garage;
home in beautiful condition; colonial pnrches:
everything modern: owner premises: pos
session at once; Il irk.
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ON G ST. NEAR 4th NE. BRICK. ROOMS
and bath: long yard to alley: good condition.
Price, S.. $50. Cash. $500. balance on time.
On Sd st. near ne. aywindow brick. 8
rooms and bath; hot-water heat; cellar: new
plumbing: large yard to alley. Price. 81 500.
Easy terms.
Sd st. near ST. NV. Brick. rooms and
bath; yard Price reduced to $500 Reason
able terms.
VIM. H. McCRANN CO..
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NO. 2224 NJ STREET.
Modern brick home Of
8 rooms. l bath.
Large lot. having frontage Of
ia IT, by depth Of 100 It.
PRICE ONLY $500.
Immediate Possession.
John w. THOMPSON 4 co
-rNCORPORATED--
1oS 10Th st. Main 1477
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CAPITOL HILI.-423 9Th Sc, 10 ROOMS.
two baths; newly decorated and In frst-class
condition; immediate possession. Call II to
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Price Only $3.50.

Price Only S4.SoO
$500 Cash. Balance Easy.
Near 9Th and 81. net rooms and bath; ;
Rome well worth the money. AMI terms 10
suit.
T. 3. BROWN CO..
1911 G ST. NV. Franklin 1888
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1.0-ACRE FARM FRONTING ON STATH
road 9, 900 it,; r. X. station property:
100 acres clear, balance wood Broom house:
good tobacco barn. Trade or sell reasonable
ALBERT d. ESHER,
Ao1 Woodward bldg. -
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS.
Have You Seen it?

wANTED-THREE To SIX ROOM HOUSE
not less than two acres; in Maryland nes
Washington, d. c. Phone Col. 4749.
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BEAUTIFUL 2-sToRY. BAY-wINDOw BRICK
dwelling. 8 rooms. bath. furnace heat; l4th
near Md. ave. Ne: only a. $50. THOMAS n
BROWN, 617 ~ Ut. ssW. Main e018
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22

Excellent condition: six good fires: spotlight
paint: qui'E. $50. Wrrnn's Lunch. 18Th
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$500 CASH PAYMENT-$35
month Price $1,000. No. 213 II st.
ne: Groom and bath; brick: lot 1.x1OO
feet: OR will sell for 81. 80 if $3.50 and
balance SIS month.
NEWSON 11IO II st. ne. NEWSOM.
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TWO LITTLE BEAUTIES.
PRESS BRICK HOMES.
ONLY $3.50 EACH.
rooms and bath. cellar: back yards to paved
alley; near 18th and G SITS. ne. Termx
$500 down. balance easy.
6. F. WARING.
30 = q AW., east basement
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KENYON ST. NV. BET. 9Th AND 7th-6R..
bath. gas. hot-water heat; semi detached; lot
!oxliO: vacant in 10 days; $500 cash ana .,
monthly payment. Owner. Address Box SI.R'
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-01

Canyon county farmers last week
began, to ship their potato crops to
market Almost unbelievable returns
are reported to have been realized
from some particularly productive
acres. Wheat harvest is under full
swing; early fruit is returning good
yields; hay never brought larger
prices. Everywhere is an atmosphere
of prosperity. 1t is we'll to remember
that a recent crop report gave Canyon
county the premier place among Idaho
counties In spite of considerable ap-
prehension water, if not abundant, re-
mains sufficient to insure the matur-
ity of practically 100 per cent crop.
Canyon county is Idaho's garden spot
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-01
Notice of Auction Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, the Canyon Auto company,
Ltd, of Caldwell, Idaho, will sell at
public auction, on Saturday the 10th
day of August, 1919, at the hour of 10
o'clock a. m. of said day, at the Can
yon Auto company's garage on Sew
enth street in the city of Caldwell,
Idaho, one Maxwell automobile, Sc
rial No. 5465l, model rs, to the high
est bidder for cash.
The above described property will
be sold for the purpose, of satisfying
lien against the same Of the under
signed in the sum of fifty dollars
($50), on account of the same keeping,
improvement and repair of said auto
mobile, which said money was due
and owing and unpaid to the said un-
dersigned on the 10Th day of May,
1919. Said indebtedness having been
incurred at the special instance and
request and on his promise to pay
therefor of ]. M. Fry of Caldwell
then and there the owner of said car
The proceeds of said sale will be
applied first to the payment of the
cost of this sale, the satisfaction OIL
said indebtedness and the balance, if
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-01
IDAHO HOTEL is TO BE
COMPLETELY RENOVATED
WEI Be Reopened August IS After
Being Overhauled and Equipned
With New Furniture.

August IS A. M. Richardson has an
nounced, will mark the reopening OF
the Idaho hotel, following the COM
plete renovation of the building and
the installation of new high-grade
fixtures and furniture. A crew of men
is at present engaged in the work OF
remodeling and retintin~ the hotel. A
carload of new furniture has been or
dered through Peckham-Case and will
be here ready for installation shortly.
Mr. Richardson. formerly manager
of the Palace Rooms, has leased the
Idaho hotel from Colin Mcleod and
was to have taken charge September
IS. Because the work of remodeling
is progressing more rapidly than Mr.
Richardson thought possible he will
take charge of the business month
earlier than he anticipated.
The Palace Rooms in the future
will be managed by Mr.. Richardson's
son, Hayden Richardson. The new
hotel, according to Mr.. Richardson,
will be leading hostelry of this sec,
ton.
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w. E. Owens and baby and Miss
Mildred of Wilder we're visitors at
the Barker home Sunday evening.
The 2. B. Barker family were Sum
day dinner guests at the Gibson
home.
The new Arena ball team played
the Big Bend team on the >latter's
grounds Sunday afternoon. Our
boys lost the game but gained some
valuable experience and will try
again in two weeks.
| Gottfried Johnson and family;
Walter aMttson and family, and Lars
Aarland spent Sunday in Parma as
guests of Esther Johannsen and her
sister, Mrs. Peterson. 80,
Miss Alta Ragsdale Of Caldwell
spent Sunday at home.
Rev. Welsh will preach here next
Sunday afternoon at 2 p. m. All the
people of the community are invited
to hear these splendid sermons.
The Friendly Mems Bible CLASS OF
Parma will hold services here Aug
ust 8. Several speakers and specia1
music will be provided. This will be
treat.
Mrs Elmer Wright and Miss Lau-
ra entertained a large party of their
friends Tuesday evening at can
DIV pul. in honor Of the return Of
Robert Wright A delightful even
ing Of games and music was enjoyed
by all present.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-01
CARELESSNESS AND FOREST
FIRES.

Particularly pertinent of the facts
ascertained regarding the cause of the
widespread forest fires which have
been devastating central and northern
Idaho during the month past is the
fact that almost without exception the
fires are directly attributable to hui
man agencies. Carelessness on the
part of transient campers who have so
little regard for public property that
rather than sacrifice few minutes of
their time to prevent a conflagration
they leave smoldering campfire, ac-
counts for the majority of the fires.
1t is these same individuals who are
loudest in the denunciation of the fed
eral forest service for not promptly
complying with the request of har-
raised state officials to provide funds
to fight the fires and save Idaho
much property. Forests are a portion
of 1daho's future bank. Every stick
Of timber destroyed will some day
react to increase the cost of erecting
Idaho homes. And the same persons
who are directly chargeable with the
destruction of common property will
some day pay share of the penalty
for their carelessness when they buy
furniture, lumber or fuel. The pity is
that some means is not readily avail
able to exact full recompense from the
persons directly involved, instead of
distributing it over the entire COM
munity.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-01
LUMBER PRICES CLIMB.

Lumbermen and dealers assure us
that the end is not yet in sight so far
as increases in the cost of lumber is
concerned. 1t should perhaps advance
another five dollars per thousand
within the next month and probably
will not be stabilized until well into
winter with occasional increases in
prices ahead.
Various explanations are given
Lumber, it appears, has not kept pace
during the war with the rapid in
crease in value of every other COM
modify human flash falls heir to the
necessity of purchasing. Abnormal
building activity has partially ex-
hausted the ready supply of matured
lumber and time is required to ripen
additional stock
Thus it is that with millions of feet
of lumber in Idaho lumber yards,
building activity gets a new jolt every
week or two when lumber tries its
new found wings. The strange part
of the affair is that it should have
been necessary to increase the price
$l7 per thousand board feet within the
course of few weeks when we have
not heard many objections to the cuts
that former prices and large demands
were making in the exchequer of the
lumber corporations.
So far we have not heard from Off
cial sources an explanation for the
rapid increase in the price of lumber.
At least some sort of propaganda
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-01
THE ONE BIG UNION.

Another term is creeping into the
English language to take its place
beside those familiar products of the
war, such as camouflage, Bolsheviki
and propaganda. 1t is the One Big
Union.
To inform the general reading pub
lie who. will rapidly become familiar
with seeing the term in print. One
Big Union is regarded by authorities
as the latest synonym for Bolshevism
1t means dictatorship by means of a
general strike promoted by an or
ganized minority among the ranks oil
labor Already we have observed how
the principal operates when Winnipeg
was paralyzed for months.
No rational man denies the privi-
lege of intelligently organized labor
for collective bargaining. But gen.
eral strike is not collective bargain
ing. 1t is rather an invention of syn
dicalism to overthrow established gov
eminent and reduce society to COM
plete helplessness. 1t means complete
industrial paralysis and condition
not far from that now confronting
Bolsheviki-ridden Russia