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The Rhyming Optimist
VACATION TRIPS.

We have reached the joyous seaso
when folks plan on leaving home; di
regarding rule or reason that all fc
they ought TO roam. Mrs. Smithe
may be living In a cottage by tho sc
Wow the Iuidcr-Zce." Hubby Smithcd
Is model, SO they pack score .
trunks and into Pullman toddlc. IN I
thc porters and tho hunks. Mrs. Wes
!cy. tnat Same summer in the moury
.ainS may reside. and she'll say. ri
on the hummer. for 1 need tho sad sea
$40 ana l want to go a-whaling." Il
some fancy frocks for sailing. for vac;u
ton time is near. There's a trout
stream. cool and plea SAINT, close to Joh,I
son, $ bungalow, but don't think theI
VIII be present there in summed
Mercy. no! For they always spcr}
vacation on an Arizona farm. and tlir'
ella i'm in that location 1t is really neJd
warm. The thermometers arc buste}
and the ice plants melted. too, if the
word is to be trusted, 1t Is cool al
summer through. And these few thfI
have been cited are but samples q
the mass who Insist 1t looks bcnighteI
and it shows you have no class ju1
TO sit at home in summer while vac:I
ton GIBBS away. and the butcher NAL
You must have some place to go II
almost any place will d.: If you live 4
South Dakota. you might trot TO TIM
buctoo. II Your home Is In Savanna
you should yearly have change. hoI
across to far Montana and survey III
mountain range. Yes. II does scem sol
OF funny. but we know the time is ned
they've been boarding through tn
wear.
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wath an accident, The scar you see
on that lying beSgars hairless Uranium
was indeed done by horseshoe. but
| was in Damascus at the time hav-
ing a new blade put in my SAFETY
razon."
"o.r, wisest" again cried Ygob. TT
Is. as the thief Ilkyap saith, but the
horseshoe was hung up above the door
of my tent by him. he said. for luck
and when | walked in the thing fell
on my bean and maketh yon cruel
scratch. II looks as though ! were
some kind OF COW or camel that were
branded, by Horeb.'
"Ahem! This begins to get serious"
murmurcd the King. Murder If 7
mistake not. What spiclcth to yon
charge. oh. llkyap? Docs, call crack
on the bean luck'?"
Your clevcrness" answered nkyap,
throwing look OF hate over to the
exultant YEob. YEA; all this is truth.
! admit: But, spake true. at tiat.
I saith luck'-but it was bad luck"
by Sodom But that was well an
swcred!" auoth King Solomon. admir-
inEly. almost as we'll as l docth my
self"
Case dismisscth."
And the court adjourned. leaving
Ygob and Ilkyap tearing each others
l,e
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A T abloid T ale
SETTLING THE ROW

King Solomon's Court. Common
Fleas No. T. was in session and the
first case was-
"Ygob rcrsusth IIkyap" spluttercd
the venerable court cricc. through his
gray, curly whiskers.
Your wiseness." began Ygob. See
this round. ugly scar on my bald head ?
Well, that rat-faccd assassin Ilkyap
did that witt a horseshoe."
Tho! Assault and battery, heb %
quoth King Solomon. looking up from
his stone tablet of the law.
Your kingship" cried Ilkyap. eft
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THE DAYS GOOD STORIES
FROM MANY SOURCES.

ago. I havo heard nothing resnert,,l
its safe receipt, and should he 81
to hear whether you have seen it?"
Tho editors reply was as foilon|
Your joke arrived safely. but ,un
the present We have not seen It!'
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Fort Fisher.

Subscriber. LynchburE.-For; Fisher
was erected by the Confcderates in
tween tho Cape Fear River TO defend
The entrance to the port Of Whining
ton and was one OF the most formula
ME earthworks on the Atlantic Coast
being built 10 withstand the heaviest
artillery sire in 1864 IL was deter.
mined 70 reduce the fort and close the
port Of Wilmington. An expedition
under Admiral y. i. Porter, acting in
conjunction with land forces under the
command Of General Godfrey Wcitzel
and General a Fl. Terry, was success
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F,nh,urr g. C.,u,i,

Z. J. H. por'a.-Thc FaubourE
ST. Gcrmain is an aristocratic quarter
of Paris, situated on tho lef, bank OF
the River Seine. Before the French
Revolution It was the residence OF the
old nobility of France. some OF whose
mansions arc still standing. In late
years II became the favorite section
for many Of the ministers and ambas-
sailors. though some of the ancient
families still have their homes there
Faubourg means suburb.
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Snucy Story Mt odeon.

The story 0: a saucy soub.c;te and
seventeen saucy servants. That de-
scribes Madgc Kcnncdy's latest and
best Goldwyn picture, Strictly CONF
'dential," which is seen at the Oseon
again today. When Madge learns that
the seventeen servants in the house
are Lcr relatives, she certainly docs
keep ii strictly CONFIDENTIAL" but
eventually IL came out and She stood
before hubby, otherwise Lord Bantock.
10 face the music.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-15
Information Bureau

1nHuiries regarding almost any topic,
excepting on legal and medical sub
,iccts, are answered free. As nli in
auiries arc answered directly by per-
sonal letter, self-nddrcssed slammed
envelope In required. Address ,Tbe
Information bureau,
'Rfchmond, Va.
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1,h. w.,t- q, A,kerp.-

Ma. Stty. w s?5ss.s = = n
-,a-:Aci -. = Eoas-: WE4.cS's Ia
-: Ei-s-ocl;A-;c-s.: P:c:--e, In
&.-r:c-s -13ch < g :se ISIS Thea
- -.s H..s Is Eaov1 c1 TIE screen
as - Nss;s- - NzEeC7' During
rs ,ooS -o:lt1 picture Ca-ee- M.
Sss-y oas appeared = nos; .: widely
c.1s-so:zi: cAa-zc;s. parts ranging
from SUI il Ev.-ySola2,' 10 the
DC N.ssca+a- - MS !a;es: p!ctU.e
Ii g. Re has shown al uacaaay skill
in choosing exactly ;ae makeup and
costume Iha: makes his par; seem IN
usually :ea.!s:.c.
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How Is, it. Sandy" asked visitor
or Scotch coal merchant. that you
quote the lowest prices In town. and
make reductions TO your friends and
yet you can make money!"
"Wecl, it's this way explained
Sandy in an undertone "Yo see. /
knock OFF two shillin's a ton because
q customer is a frecn o mine and
then ] knock off zoo weights a ton
because I'm frccn o. his"
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Something Useful,

She-Oh. l say. George. don't send
any 81 that silver plated trash. Send
something useful.
Gcorgc-Oh, | suppose you'd like me
TO send gas stove or coal scu;tlc or
something. They'd look nice Oh Ike
piano, with cards attached, wouldn't
they?
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Earrun Scores Big.

W...!z1 ENaT7uE sco-ed sEa!a. and
sco-e5 a:E vhea hc spPea.sd OF ,ae
s;-... .: IKE Co.ca:a. Tacs:e. = IN.
Las: :: re Ova.ss. 7:c:u.!za;!oa >:
iAc ave - Zane Grey. TA!s W!:!z--
YAK S:oS0c:io- IS Se ees: Western
sle.:-. eye- sees Ae-e. Il addition
= Asv--E s..oaEiy sy7ps -A-::c love
.:--T ----:SE ;a-ourhoc: -. drama
NJ Es-aC-s .-F.-sors .:oa q. SucS
CCic. = Peculiarly vivid
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Nazimova's Last Showing.

Nazimova in The Brat" one Of the
most appealing picture dramas shown
here in a long time, ends her engage
meDt at the Victor today and will be
followed tomorrow by Peggy Hyland
in The Merry Co Round" On the
program for the week is wild Women
and Tame Lions" an unusually funny
comedy feature
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present, but Not s..n

rreHent, but Not Seen.
An ambitious young author sent a
humorous paragraph to the editor OF
4 weekly paper. Time passed and he
heard nothing. nor was 1t printed. So
ne wrote 70 inquire about it,
i sent you a joke about three weeks
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full. The Confederate loss was said 10
have been 800 killed and wounded and
the Union loss 2ss killed. LOIS wound
ed and fifty-sevcn missing. The fall
of Fort Fisher closed Wilmington and
the fall of that city took place.
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Goyernor Of R,rmud, J.l,nd,

s. .. H, Harrlson hurS.-GencTal Sir
James W'llcocks is the governor and
commander chief OF the Bermuda Is
lands. Hc was appointed in May, 1917.
TO succeed Lieutenant General Sir
George N. Bullock
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Age Of the Prince Of wales.

Mrs. j. G. c. Richmond.-Ed ward.
Prince of Wales and heir 20 the Brit
!sh throne. is twenty-five years old
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Addre~.es of business Firm. n,
building the Pyramids.

Miss f.. 3. T.. Martinsville-How
the Egyptians managed TO haul the
gigantic stones used in building the
pyramids has been for centuries sub
ject for speculation. OF late years
some who have examined the pyra-
mids have come to the conclusion that
the stones arc artificial, a kind OF con-
crete. II So they were probably made
where they are, and the sand of the
desert was the principal material
used.
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Movie Calendar
Iot,-.1rhc Miracle Man

BIJOU-"I'hc Miracle Man.
BLUEBIRD-MnrG Fisher, In
HTriaie from broadway"
BROADWAY-Nnth MacDon-
Md. In 1.-THE Thunderbolt."
COLONIAI-Wfllinm Farnum, In
1.-THE Inst OF the Dnnnes."
ISIS-Robert Warwick, in "ln Mil
sourn," and "a Naughty WIFE"
ODEON aIadge Kennedy, In
,"Strictly Coufide ntial."
REN-.The Great Gamble" and
.Benr Trapping"
VICTOR - Nazimova, in 1.-The
Brat"
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Government Ub;,.-,h

Reader. PulaskL-To make the
wh!tewash which has been used for
more than forty years in the White
House al Washington and on the
lighthouses maintained b. the gov
eminent along the coasts, take half
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-15
The Limit.

For the last time tell you I will
never marry YOU"
I'm glad It's tho last time. I'm
getting tired Of hearing 1t. anyhow"
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Maud Was Fooled.

Poor Maud, She got cruelty de-
ccivcd when she married that old
Didn't he have any money!"
oh. yes. plenty OF money, but he
is ten years younger than he said ho
was"
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Something He Didn. DO,

Frccklos met his dad the other even.
ing and suddenly remembered he had
forgot something
Pop" ne said. would you punish me
for something / hadn't done?"
or course. ] wouldn't" his father
replied.
I'm glad" smiled Frecklcs. cause
didn't NOW the lawn as you told me
to-" '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-15

bushel OF unslaked lime. Stake 1t with
boiling water. cover during the pro-
cess TO keep in steam. Strain the liQ-
uid through fine sieve or strainer
and add 10 it peck of salt. prcvi-
ously dissolved in warm water; three
pounds OF ground rice, boiled TO a thin
paste and stirred in while hot; half
pound OF glue. previously dissolved
by soaking with water and then hang
ing in small po, in larger one
islled with water. Add FIVE gallons of
hot water to the mixture, stir we'll
and let Il stand a few days covered.
Keep the wash thus prepared in kct-
tie o. portable furnace and wnsn used
put II on as no, as possible.
A Legal Query.
1keJ Rtchmond-This bureau does
not undertake TO answer legal Quer-
les.
Addrerses of Buaine.a Firms Not
Printed.
Mrs. H. J. D.. Elsom.-The addresses
Of business firms arc. not, for obvious
reasons, printed in this column.
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Fun Mt the nluebird.

y program TIA: Will cure the blues
is offered a: the Bluebi!d today and
tomorrow. Marrs.!ta Fisher will hc
there in her latest comedy ira ma
"Tr.xie from Broadway" Win = big
company OF 1rer:y-make-s. Joe Ma--
Tin. an orancuiar, that could no.;
be better actor had he been born a
human. will also be there III 'Mo1hey
stuff assisted hy Two other apa ele
animal actors. Caesar, the lion. and
Charlie. :he elephant; The reasons or
tie supporting cas-; are HAIRY LS-
-atas Phyllis Allen, Beatrice Lovc!oy
Ea-.y Buns ead Lucille Smith.
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Weeks Picture Shows
OFFERINGS AT LOCAL HOUSES
.pTbe Mirnrlr Man,

1.-THE Miracle Man"
The most absorbing story is unfoided
in the new Paramount-A Aircraft picture.
The Miracle Man" which is the at
traction at tho Bijou Theatcr. This
picture which was adapted from
George NJ Cohan's striking Broadway
success by the same name. is declared
be one OF the really great screen
dramas OF modern times. The ori-!ral
story was written by Frank l. Pack
I'd.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-04-04
X X x X X y X ~ X %k*k X X \
X PLEASANT RIDGE
X + X X X = x 4 r 4 X X K X 4 X i

Last Monday evening Mrs. Bal
combe gave party in honor of her
son who has recently returned from
overseas, the occasion being his birth
day. A large crowd was present and a
fine time enjoyed by all. The evening
was spent in playing games and
young Mr.. Balcombe gave an interest
ing talk on his experiences while he
was overseas. At the close of the
evening light refreshments were
served.
Vern Wilson of Greenleaf has pur-
chased the Binford ranch on Pleasant
Ridge.
Don Whittig and family visited at
the Walter Wagner home on Tues
day of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb from Garden
Valley are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Willard Ross.
A large crowd attended Chas How
ards sale last week.
Miss Bonnie Moss visited Mrs. Har-
vey Springer last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. N. E. Hershey was an over
night guest at the Joe Whittig home
Saturday.
Barton Bradley has purchased the
forty west of the Pleasant Ridge
church.
The ladies' aid met at the church on
Thursday of last week. A good num-
Der of ladies were present and the
afternoon was spent in sewing carpet
rags and transacting business. Rev.
and Mrs. N. E. Hershey from Apple
Valley were present at the meeting.
Mrs. Chas. Howard and Mrs. How
ard, Se.. called at the Cole home Tues
day afternoon.
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w. J. Boone conducted the services.
Interment was at Canyon Hill ceme-
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Canyon Auto Company an
nounces the reorganization of its of
ficers and board of directors. Mr..
William Monk. formerly secretary of
the company, has retired from the
business and will be no longer con-
nected with it. His stock was pur-
chased by Mr.. Jesse Marmon, who has
recently returned from military serv-
ice Mr.. Marmon becomes secretary
of the company and Mr.. L. E. Green
slet will remain as president and also
act as general manager. All business
of the corporation, in the future, will
be conducted by these gentlemen and
all moneys due the corporation will be
paid to them.
Dated April l, 1919.
CANYON AUTO COMPANY, Ltd
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Wooley's Livery.

Wooley's Livery. 3-7tf
Money to loan at per cent. A. L.
Murphy.-Adv.
Joe Kahn was at Boise Friday look
ing after business affairs.
E. R. Brace of Nampa was Cald-
well visitor Saturday.
Take your sick watches and clocks
to Laughlin. the jeweler.Adv.
E. G. Johnson of Parma was a bust
ness visitor in the city Friday
John D. Bloomfield of Nampa was
a business visitor in the city Saturday.
c. T. Hawkes. of the Caldwell Muir
series was at Boise Saturday on bust
ness.
Attorney w. c. Bicknell was at
Boise Friday last looking after legal
business.
Chas. |. Ohrenstein, C. S. B., mem
Der of the board of lecturship of the
Mother Church, the First Church OF
Christ, Scientist, of Boston will de-
liver free lecture at the Huree thea
tire Sunday next at 3 p. m. The public
is cordially invited
Mrs. E. E. Allen of Urumia, Persia
will give an address in the First
Presbyterian church in Caldwell, Sat
urday evening, April 5th Mrs Allen
will give us first hand information as
to conditions in Persia and adjacent
counties under Moslem rule. She is
said to be forceful and entertaining
speaker Admission free.
Everybody who lived in Weiser
three or four years ago remembers
Yves. Potter, then the genial clerk al
the Washington hotel Since then he
has been with the Owyhee hotel al
Boise most of the time, and lately with
the Moore hotel at Ontario, but, like
the cat, he came back and is once
more citizen of Weiser. He has ac-
cepted a position with the Ford Auto
company in the sales department and
will assume the duties with that con-
Germ at once. All old friends will be
glad to welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Potter
back to Weiser.-Weiser Signal.
Mrs. M. A. Roberts entertained al
500 Saturday afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. Gilbert Shelby who has gone to
Weiser. The guest prize was given
Mrs. Shelby. Miss Bertha Boulware
won the 500 prize. The rooms were
prettily decorated and dainty refresh
ments were served. The guests were
Mrs. Curtis Hayden, Mrs. Swain
Beatty, Mrs. W. S. Maxey. Mrs. John
Flynn, Mrs w. c. Dyer, Mrs. w. F.
Gigray, Mrs. B. M. Holt, Mrs. D. G.
Ruby, Mrs. c. G. Baker. Mrs. T. E.
Buckner, Mrs. ]. S. Harrington, Mrs
John Pemberton. Mrs. c. w. Emery
Mrs. Fred Hoffman. Mrs. A. |. Myers
Mrs. ]. w. Cue, Mrs. T. D. Farrer
Mrs. T. S. Jackson, Mrs. Otto Neal
Mrs. M. L. Walker, Mrs. H. w. Dor
man, Mrs. Ed. 1. Bryan, Mrs. T. A
Walters. Mrs. Floyd Southwark Mrs
A. f. Sutton, Mrs. w. P. Lyons, Mrs
John Tucker. Mrs. B. L. Newell, Mrs
Ed Petry, Mrs. R. B. Scatterday. Mrs
c. M. Haley, Mrs. M. ]. Devers. Mrs
~. A. Young. Mrs. w, H. Roadway
Mrs. l. D. Blondel, Mrs. Fred Boyes
Mrs. w. A. Stone. Mrs. John Cupples
Mrs. Ernest Boone. Miss Edith Boyes
Miss Bertha Boulware and Miss
Georgia Mcfarland.
Fresh bologna. weinies. head cheese
and pure pork sausage. Phone us your
order. Flynn's Grocery.
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per cent money to loan. A. I.
Myers. 3-28ti
Cement mixer, hoist and curb forms
for sale. A. l. Myers. 3-28ti
Take your sick watches and clocks
to Laughlin. the jeweler.-Adv.
Special for Traders Day, Monday
April 9Th. We will have large ship.
ment of Trimmed Hats, Ladies' Street
Illustrators Day. Monday, April 7
M. E. Gilgan-Sarchet.
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Wooley's Livery. 3-7tf
M. ]. B. Coffee at Flynn's Grocery.
= per cent money to loan. A. I.
Myers. 3-28tf
Smoked Bacon 35c per pound at
Flynn's Grocery.
Howard Breshears was at Boise
Saturday
We straighten cross eyes. Laughlin
Optical Co.-Adv.
Fred Herlocker was business visi-
tor at Boise Saturday
A daughter was born Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. George Vogt
/ A. P. Alexanderson of Centerpoint
was Caldwell visitors Monday.
i T. S. Jackson was at Nampa Satur-
day attending to professional business.
j Mrs. M. J. Farron of Star visited
i Caldwell friends Saturday and Sun
day.
i Wooley's Livery. office at Service
Tire Shop. Phone 46J; night phone
SIS. 3-7tf
M. H. Gibbons, secretary of the
commercial club. was a Boise visitor
Saturday.
A. L. Audry returned last night from
Butte, Mont, where he attended the
Willard Service mint.
Our line of garden seeds are most
complete. We have them in bulk and
package. Flynn's Grocery.
Mrs. Jams Witherspoon and son of
Midvale is in the city visiting Mrs.
T. D. Harris and others.
George Judd who recently returned
from France visited his sister Mrs
John Beeson at Payette this week.
A marriage license was issued Sat
urday afternoon to Harry Keller and
Margaret Clevenger, both of Caldwell.
Alva Peters returned home Friday
last He has been in France for sew
eral months with the American Elk
Evolutionary Forces.
Miss Marie Martin has returned to
Caldwell from Payette Miss Martin
has accepted position with the Can
yon County Abstract Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones were in
the city FROM Boise Saturday and
Sunday visiting Mrs. H. H. Jones and
, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Clambey.
Leonard Bullock. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Bullock, has returned
home. He has been in an eastern
training camp for several months.
A suit was filed in the district court
Monday by Pansey L. Fuller against
Mark w. Lilliard ct al. The suit is an
action to quiet title to certain real
estate in Nampa.
Special for Traders Day, Monday,
April 9TH. We will have large ship
ment of Trimmed Hats, Ladies' Street
illustrators Day. Monday, April 7.
M. E. Gilgan-Sarchet.
The Caldwell Home Building Asso-
citation will pay cash for residence lots
in desirable localities in Caldwell.
Write US at Box 1913, giving legal de-
scription and best cash price. 2-28tf
I'll The experience of the government
In handling great stores of supplies,
l ammunition and troops, with trucks
5 and tractors has proven to the com
t mercial trade the value of motor
5 transportation more than ever before.
: On account of this fact a great many
of our local young men are plannine
on entering this line of work. Just
recently. Kenneth Dement, of Cald-
well left to take UP course of train
: ing in motor mechanics in the Nation
. . al Automotive School of Los Angeles.
. He expects to be away about three
! months and when he returns will
probably start in a motor service
agency here.
FOR SALE-Pure bred Rhode Is
! land Red pullets. Pick of flock $500
: Geo. Thomas. Caldwell, Rout 2.
2-28 sc
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Wooleys Livery. SIT
Chas. Harding was Boise visitor
Monday.
Kryptok glasses at Laughlin Opt.
cal Co.-Adv. SIT
Earl Corners was in the city from
Nampa, Tuesday.
Cement mixer, hoist and curb forms
for sale. A. /. Myers. 3-28tf
]. M. Cantwell Of Nampa was a
Caldwell visitor Tuesday.
George H. Ackley was a business
visitor at Meridian Monday.
Mrs. w. L. Harvey of Kuna visited
friends in Caldwell this week.
Attorney T. A. Walters was at Pay
cite Tuesday attending to legal bust
ness.
John c. Rice, Justice of the Su-
preme Court. was a Caldwell visitor
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Hartley were
Caldwell visitors from Middleton.
Monday.
Misses Tavern and Verla Post of
Nampa were the guests of Miss Hazel
Gets. Sunday.
Editor and Mrs. John Baird of Me-
ridian were the guests of Jundge and
Mrs. S. Ben Dunlap. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sherman were
at Parma, Sunday. They were the
guests of Mrs. Sherman's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Fisk.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Thrailkill have
moved from Wilder to Caldwell. Mr..
Thrailkill 10 employed by the Recla-
nation Service on the Black Canyon
project.
F. M. Breshears. new head of the
state constabulary. was at Boise Tues
day getting an idea of the new office
he is to fill and the duties Of that
office.
Special for Traders Day, Monday.
April 9TH. We will have large ship
ment of Trimmed Hats, Ladies Street
Hats-Traders Day. Monday, April z.
M. E. Gilgan-Sarchet.
The Caldwell Home Building Asso-
citation will pay cash for residence lots
in desirable localities in Caldwell.
Write us at Box 1913, giving legal de-
scription and best cash price. 2-28tf
Work on the new 5-room bungalow
of Fred Herlocker at College Heights
will be started soon. c. w. Brim has
the contract A small temporary house
to be used later for a garage is now
under construction.
George Vogel has returned to Cald-
well and will have charge of the
Western Union office here. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. E. Trousdale left Monday for
Ontario and will have charge of that
office.
Senator John F. Nugent addressed
the Presbyterian Sunday school Sun
day on the League of Nations. Sena-
tor Nugent made fine address to a
large appreciative audience. Senator
sugent holds that the League of Ma
lions is not partisan issue and cited
many prominent Republicans who are
tor league. It Is generally felt that
Senator Nugent presented as good an
argument for the proposed leagle as
can be made.
~. Wooleys Livery, office at Service
, Ire Shop. Phone 46J; night phone
SlS. 3-7tf