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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-20

4 e ! -.
''En la dictadura prOletaria dice
LeninA, es la Fraction mas avanzadai
del proletariado la que ocupa el Po-
der, contra la burguesfa y contra la
parte menos avanzada de la clase obre-
ra, en- la que estan includes los So
cialistas moderados 0 reformistas, a
los que tratamos como burgueses.
En- Russia, estOs reformistas, 0 Sc So
meten, emigran, o son inutilizados.
Semejante conception de la dictadura
impone una preparation revoluciona-
ria clara Y alberta. Yo no pido, que
la revoluci6n se~ haga en- seguida, nj
me preocupa ell momento de hacerla.
L0 que impOrta es su preparation" !"
Estas palabras del pontffice maxi
malista, han dado origen en- Francia
a un verdadero certamen de jacobinis-
mo. iQuienes conseguiran aparecer
como mas radicales, como mas dignos
de componer esa "lninorfa consciente
y energica", destinada actuar sobre
la ,masa amorfa Y. los sectores menos
avanzados del socialismo? Los que
,demuestren mayor fanatismo en- esta
labor de "educacion revolucionaria'
seran los llamados a ejercer las duras
funciones dictatoriales, a ser los su-
.cesores de Robespierre- tan admi-
RADIO por Lenin-y de los commands
del 70, los en1ulos de, los actuales die
tadores rusos. Y como hasta ahora
cl entusiasmo revolucionario solo Use
manifesto en- discursos Y en- articulos
de periodico, facil es suponer que
extremes de palabra y de pluma Sc
entregan los propagandistas del boil
chevikismo.
Todos predican la revolucion. Pc
Iro ila desean en- realidad? Durante
la guerra, el ciudadano Longuet aeon
sejo en- un mitin los rusos alistados
en- Francia que practicasen eel de-
iber de la deserci6n". I'm soldado mos
icovita lego el extracto de la fogosa
oraci6n y Sc apresuro a desertar. AL
jcabo de unos dias, no sabiendo d6nde
If, Sc lie ocurrio presentarse a Longuet
" exponeAe su situacion.
5Que debo hacer ?-pregunt6 al di-
rector de Ell Popular.
-Lo primero-respondio este.
presentarse de nuevo al regimiento;
despues, va veremos como Sc arregla
ell asunto; yo sere SUI abogado.
Ell pobre militar fue juzgado por un
Consejo de guerra, y M. Longuet nc
acudi6 defenderle por falta de ITEM
pc. mo procederan de igual modo
en- las horas de peTigro, los que tan
to incitan en-, estos momentos a la re-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-20
Beber I'm Vase De
Aqua Caliente Es Una
Magnffica COstumbre
Lfmpiese y refresquese ell siste-
ma tOdas las mafanas y ex-
pIlsense de el las substan-I
cias venenOsas.

/ Las personas que suelen expert
mentar una sensacion. de disgusto y
! pesantez al levantarse, o que padecen
de dolores de caheza, frecuentes res
frfos, lengua sucia, NAL aliento, aci-
dez intestinal y dolor de espalda, pue-
den verse libres de todas esas dolen-
! cias e incomodidades, sentirse sanos y
tener buen aspecto con solo limpiar su
organismo de venenos Y toxinas, to-
das las mananas.
Tomando un vase de aqua caliente
con una cucharadita de Fosfato Lii
mestone, antes del desayuno, Sc ex-
Epulsan del estomago, ell hfgado, los ri
homes v los intestinos las materias in,
/ idigeribles, la bills v las substancias
venenosas dejadas ALI por la diges-'
tion del dia anterior, y Sc limpia, re-
fresca y purifca todo el aparato di-
gestivo, antes de tomar mas alimento.
La acci6n del Fosfato Limestone y
/ del aqua caliente sobre .el est6mago
es extraordinariamente t6nica. Ade-
mas, esta sencilla conbinaci6n haee.
desaparecer las fermentaciones, los
gases Y las materias indigeribles Y
proporciona un excelente apetito para
/ el desayuno. Tn cuarto de libra de
Fosfato Limestone, ell cual puede OBJ
ltenerse por unos pocos centavos, es
bastante para que cualquier persona
que sufra de biliosidad, estrenimiento,
des6rdenes intestinales o reumatismo,
Sc convierta en- un partidario entu-
SHASTA de la limpieza interna.
Advt. is
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-20
FARMACIAS.

P0demos ecOnOmizar dinerO a los
farmac6uticOs proporcionandoles bonn.
bas y dep6sitos para !el despachO de
alcohol, aceites, trementina, glicerina,
etc. Desde S hasta so galones de ca
pacidad.
LUCAS BLANCO & CO.,
San Juan. Puerto Rico.
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-04
AUTOMOBILES

NrroMOnnrs ron sAIr /
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-04
CATCH 2 MORE THIEVES
Arrests Made In Miami Robbery Case
by Police of THAT city

MIAMI. OKLA. June 3-tn an cf-
fort to round up a well organized
hand of thieves who are alleged to
have automatically robbed the Nc
KINNEY chandler Wholesale Grocery
company for several months, two
more arrests were made today by
local officers. Ray Neal, former
empioye, who was arrested at
Ol,muIgce Tuesday night. was
brought here on a charge Of grand
larceny today and held under 81 900
bond in connection with tho sugar
thefts which caused the deaths Of
three mon early Tuesday morning
Bessie Simpson Of piChor. an en-
ptoye Of e. W. Wood, grocer thcre
who is held on murder charge in
connection with the deaths Of Norris
chandler and O. B. Nanderpool is
held on a charge Of receiving stolen
property, and similar charges also
wcrc filed against Wood today
wood and william Hawkins, aliaa
smith will have their preliminary
hearings on the murder charge to-
morrow
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tT's Your MOVIE NEXT.
Joe Hodges. transfer. moving and storage.
Goods packed Hnd shipped AZ reasonable
prlces 10f ClnclnnatI OaaEe $50.
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rAINIINO Avn prcorATiNG 3
nrrAInI>d An NrMonrIINd 4,

A r HODGE, pape' nanEing ard paint
lnGi fesidence ~ N. hossdalsi Cedar
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Want Ads
Rates and information

nc per word per time
Seven insertions Tor the price OF s'r.
Minimum space ~ words.
lie per word per day when copy runs
one month without change.
Minimum amount accepted 2bc.
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are due
and payable the same day first inser-
tion Of ad appears. tAll out Of town
want ads and all wanted TO rent, sit.
nations wanted, wearing Apratel and
household goods ads are positively
ca-h in adv1ncej
TELEPHONE WANT ADS nre
charged ht the same rate rs cash ads
ana collections viii be made at your
home or office Ba soon after first In
scrtion ne possible; this ~ an accom-
nOdation service and payments should
oe made promptly when hill is pre-
santed. Always nsk your telephone Hd
to be repeated back 10 you by the
telephone ad taker 10 make sure that
Il has been correctly taken. The World
cannot assume responsibility for errors
ot any Kind occurring In telephone
adv ertlsements
Under no circumstances are We re.
Hponsible for errors In any advertise
mcnt unless reported Immediately
after first insertion. No reduction In
cost ~ an al will be made unless error
destroys value of ad.
Phone 5000
ASK Tor want Ad Department
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AUTOMOBILES

NATIONAL "soxtetto" coupe. 1890 model
used a. dcmonHtrator can OsaEo i2tl.
W McMichaol
CAR FOn SALE aud iitncy license Phone
OsaTe lie1.J
nix SIN PAIGE
ior sale, is,c,, latest igl5 model GSsss'psgoss5J pas sosJ
oasinfs fhone Cedar le6s -.-.-..
FOKp roadster for sale Auto brokerage.
tl2 Cincinnati osare ittS
For sALE-19is Ford roadster Al con.
dition. usHgo 62Ni.J
ron SALE Ford touring cav electric
liEht and In good condition. 22oS v. Hodge.
Osage 62Si-J
HuDsoN-Absolu,ely now ipassenger
super six and cquirred with extra eyer.
account owner buying new home. Phone
FoWD roadptor Tor sale, in good cendi
ton. n O. nraHicr 2iif ". SECOND
Kisselkar In good condition, $500. Phone
Usage a562 or O-arc Nll2. can he seen
at 81 W Cameron ...----
For SALE Ford delivery model ~
make n good baggage or huckater wagon
terms 20 responsible partiea loll ". Thlfd
FcSl sALE-Harley pavisson motorcyele.
runs like new; bargain for cash can
william Allison, Usage t7t
FRANKLIN touring car In first class con.
dition q \. Wright Lorton hlds
SEW Marm.o sh.SimIy' ooop PERFECT psgtS CGa3!. y.,l
time on balance Phone cedar az
FORD SEDAN Electric starter. fine me
chsnical condition, $3.50 cash ! Z sold by
Z p IN. Friday Phone Cedar 3li
2 FORD touring cars and I Ford roadster
Al condition Can be seen at ass
Nnnthu-
NEW 1920 Hudson spoedster. never been
driven. For further Information call
622o and ask for surber, |
B-PAssENGER touring car, cylinder
Continentai motor driven less than goo
w Twelfth 81 after n m.
| FOR SALE. .-l9is Dodge roadster. eScel-
lent condition, 5000 Address lss'E
ron SALE on TRADE ton truck in
| rood condition. Call Miller. osase $3.50
| PAIGE touring car. 1918 model first
| class mechanical condition. Can see car
at Palace Theatcr Phone Orage ilts
FOR SALE a, 4 bargain; Packard road
ster in fine shape Tor quick safe viii
soll for hhlf It's value; talk quick or you
will lose on this. Phone woolf Usage ?tt
nulcK Tor sale. p.,s' s-pSsssnses s'od ,oi
Mr. Moore, i0b Denver.
| MITCHELL for sale; 5paSsenger' Just
oycrhaulod; VIII sell on terms 70 re,
liable party. sutton Motor Co, First ana
FOR SAIE---Buick 7-passcnger model D-b5
| fno shape Nelie ? passenger. good tires
new paint and top. Usage bbi 62i r.
| Third st -----
| For sATE--Oakland 3 will sacrifice at
| a bargain for cash; good running order
castings In fine shape; price 1850. Phone
OsaRe 72l2-R or call sio n rum.
TULSA roadster for sale: early 1890
! model; almost new, elegant condition.
wire wheels: party leaving town MI
/ Moore, 22i w First 81 -
! FOR sALE-Big Six Paige car, latest
! 1917 model, f.passenger, unusually pow
erful motor and four good castings. Phone
! Cedar 1868
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-04
DO YOU BUY USED
CARS ON FAITH?

II YOU understand mechanical things
thoroughly. we want YOU tO com
pare our used cars carefully with
every other one In town.
But II you are going To buy without
inspection come here and buy on
faith
Packard touring, 1918, rebuilt and
painted. S37bO
Packard chummy, 1913. driven 5000
miles. $500.
Packard chummy, 1917, In Al shape
$4,000.
Locomobilc 4-paHsengor, new tires
and paint.
Cadillac touring. 1917, repainted.
22-73 Mercer roadster, driven 5000
miles.
-nn,nu nihn. ,.nr.. nnnh hmm
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Phone 5000
ASK Tor Want Ad Department
ANNOUNCEMENTS A

LOST AND tOuND ------------!
LOsT--l7-1ewci Illinois watch and white
gold chain with gold football charm, g,
letter NJ engraved on holl and year 'le.
as W. Second, liberal reward.
LOST OR White Angura cat
clipped ON sides liberal reward vii be
given FOR any information Of him. ll9 y
Yorktown, call osage I1lA-J. .-------
TRAYED-.-From 3 s. Norfolk, Atrdale
PUPPY months old. bob tail, rhott
chain attached to neck with huckskin
string; liberal reward for iniOrmat tlon >
priced as Rift from sister. Usage 2Oll.
l. LOST--Yellow bag containing personal
things: between Tulsa and Broken Ar
row Tuesday. reward FOR return TO Rat
rIiff- -Sanhcra Co. Tulsn.
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BOARD AND ROOMS


arse cool light houRe
connecting bath on
Phone cedar sii.
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NATIONAL "soNtetto" coupe 1890 model
used an dcWonatfator can OsaEo i2tl,
= W MrMichacl
CAR ron SALE aud iltncy license Phone
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FTTTT n W WV TI'IITININ'|FIFTFN 'TTTI TT
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Gentleman out VI town most of tho
fine wauta roommate Phone Usage
Cgg tOII a Cincinnati
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Lost Eancoat between Tenth and
Eighteenth sircetr saturday, reward
Hcturu 60 2li Kennedy n'dg
LOST one bunch q nyo kcys .near sey
ana receive reward
LOST -OotnRon shaped wrist watch. swiss
mako. hand eurfaNct has silver dial
and pale gold bracelet. In downtown dis
trict or at Red Fork between and 4
liberal reward u returned. Usage obbb-R.
Mrs short
BOSTON Hul TotrIcr about year old
spot on forehead. ,ull cars and tail Find
er please return 20 Jamos : Watson, sos
Cincinnati and receive reward, Usage
o-C3. psagc aiSo.
SHAGGY Collie puppy white feet, several
wccks old Phone osagc ss8
PURELY Personal \
3 WHITE kittens 20 bc given away ls2s
: cheyenne
THREE BARIrs Tor adoption; Maternity
honpltal lnt E Cleveland, Guthrie.
olln.. phone 3l1
KODAK finishing. send US trial order.
halt prico any slze roll Sc prints 20
up. write Tor special prices star Photo Co.
500 5. osngc 81, lndependonce, Mo.
PARAMOUNT Maternity Hospital for
confinement. private; prices reasonable,
write for booklet Mrs 4 u Long,
Ssll = Twcuty-seNcnth 81, Kansas CITY
Mo.
CANCERS tumors sores. goitcr. piles, fis-
tula write for testimonials. Box blT,
pallaa, Texas
WEST MAIN maternity snnitarium; for
the care and protection Of young women,
rates reascnable: habies adopted 1877
W. Main. Er. VI. H. Newman, Medical
Director. S07 COlcord Bldg. Oklahoma
city.
sPECIAL NOTICES o
ANYONE knowing tho Whereabouts of Lee
perkins, who works as mnchniHt IN
Tulsa please have him cal chief OF 20
lice. ar his father IL dead In Helena. Ark.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-04

and made to order Prices reasonable,
a. tho Dardenolis baby shop, soS West
EsHton. Phone OHeFs 6Oe3.
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LEGAL.

Published In tho Tulsa pany world June
/. 2. o. Z and 3 1890. World
Publishing CO., puhlisherEJ
NOTICE no CONTRACTOWs.
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ron REAL COMFORT and style. oal
OasEe b7gs. Mira hoMulien. the New
bone Gurnettaf~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-04

EXCLUSIVE FASHION SERVICE DEPT.
Street afternoon and evening gowns and
hlouses cisveriY designed i23 E. ard.
Fhune Cedar 1918.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-04

MOVING. PACKING AND STORAGE
We crate and pack everything for ship
nishop Anderson. a21 H. First 81.
Phone pfage Neft
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-04

pgE9sMAkiNU, reasonable prioss iii'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-04
DREssMAKING MILLINERY

CHEYESSE--N G0L--Chidren' dresses
made TO orderi also plain and fancy
sewing az homo or out
ORDERS taken for French vono under.
garments ideal Tor summer wear,
price reasonable. Phone Cedar 1913.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-22

of T. M. Bartlett, in Canyon county,
Idaho.
Dated this 18th day of June, A. D.
1920
A. N. HARLAN,
F. B. BUNCH.
GEO. BRANEN.
RALPH WHITE,
L.T.NORTON.
c. S. WHITE,
Because Of the complication o fevi-
dence. eJnsen was brought in to the
count yjail.
+. About four hours were taken by Mr.
Sellers in obtaining the confession
from eJnsen after Sellers had con.
fronted him with the strong circum
stantial evidence. Mr.. Sellers arrived
in Caldwell Saturday afternoon ant
Immediately began work on the case
He was assisted by county officer
in collecting such evidence that final
ly led Jensen to make his voluntar,
confession.
l
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-22

Star Spangled Banner
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-22
COMMERCIAL BANK
LETS BIG CONTRACT
MANY IMPROVEMENTS UNDER.
TAKEN BY CALDWELL
INSTITUTION;

Monday contract was let by the
Caldwell Commercial bank to the c.
E. Silbaugh construction company In
volving about $4,000 which will be
used in remodeling the Commercia:
bank building and charging the pres
ent quarters of the financial institu-
ton. In addition to the improvements
on the building, an additional $4,000
will be spent in furnishing the bank
with modern andthoroughly efficient
vaulting equipment.
Before the work can start, some
moving must be done and it is not
known definitely when actual opera
tons can begin. The space now &C.
cupied by the Greenlund Drug CON-
pany will be included in the quarters
occupied by the Commercial bank
The front of their share of the struc-
ture will be remodeled to conform wit,
the architecture of the bank front
Extensive excavations will be made
in the basement and the heating plan,
will be moved to the rear of the struc.
ture. At present. only the proper.
ton of the basement directly unde,
the bank is excavated. Considerable
remodeling will be done that thi.
new portion of the basement may \.
converted to mercantile purposes.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-22
be more than cut in two through re-
duction of the forces.
Borah and Harding

DC more tnan cut IN two through re-
duction of the forces.
Borah and Harding
During the convention there was
considerable gossip as to the attitude
of Senator Borah in the event of John
sons defeat. And since then the
question has been asked, how will
Borah accept Harding? This brand
of speculation can be met by other
speculation. Senator Borah in reality
contributed nightly to the nomination
OF Harding through his fight on Wood,
who kas the leader until the break
came. As matter of fact, however,
Senator Borah's hearty support of
Harding has been clearly indicated.
No Expense to the Public
Two years ago it cost the taxpayers
of Idaho $l.07 for every vote cast at
the primary election. This year It
will cost them practically nothing
The counties will furnish the booths,
which are already available, and the
ballots. Each political party must
provide place to vote and pay the
expenses of holding the election. As
a rule it is respected judges and clerks
of election will volunteer their SER
vices.
Election Information
The primary election this year will
be held by each party on the same
day, August 3rd, but each party must
have a separate pollin place in each
precinct. All nominations for county
Offices, delegates to county conven-
tons, precinct committeeman and
members of the legislature must be
filed not later that July 3rd.
At the primaries no person is en-
titled to vote unless he or she is reg
istered in the precinct and is q bonx
fide member of the political party
holding the primary election in which
he or she offers to vote.
The county convention will be held
on August II and the state conven-
ton on August "a. The Republican
state convention will be held at Poca-
tello. and it forecasted that the ira
ditional 3-ring circus will bear the
comparative aspect of a testimonial
meeting in the backwoods of Quaker
dom.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-22
BIG TIMES ARE
CERTAIN JULY 5
indications Point To Best Cele-
bratien Of CatdweII's
History

Every indication points to the big
gest and best Fourth of July celebra-
ton that Caldwell has ever put on, &C
cording to H. w. Dorman, municipal
band manager. ThA1elebration, which
is to be given Monday, July S, is under
theauspices of the city band
II have never seen so much enehu-
siasm for an independence Dey cele-
bration in Caldwell" said Mr.. Dor
man Monday. "'And | have lived here
IS years. Joe Erwin, who is soliciting
for the celebration is experiencing
absolutely no difficulty raising funds.
Many men who have been approached
have voluntarily increased their con-
tributions they were asked to make.
Roy 1. Black, state attorney gen.
eral, will make the usual independence
Day address. Mr.. Black is said to be
a remarkably clever talker on such
subjects and has the additional ad-
vantage of having never spoken to a
Caldwell audience. Much of the cut
and dried features Of the ordinary
Fourth of July celebration given as
share of the morning program will
be eliminated this year. Effort will
be made to concentrate the parade
which is confidently expected to far
exceed anything that has ever been
given in Caldwell.
Cooperation Certain
Representatives of the band have al
ready gone to Parma and Wilder and
have been assured of hearty co-opera
ton by residents of those towns. Mr..
Erwin will present the plan of the
celebration to Nampa people at the
Chautauqua now being held there and
will also appear before the Nampa
Chamber of Commerce. Owing to the
fact that on other town I'm this vicinity
is observing Independence Day with
celebration, efforts are being made
TO make this years celebration in Cald-
well an all-county event.
Unusual interest is being manifested
in the parade, not only because of the
generous prizes which are offered but
also because Of the fact that repre-
sentative of the Fox Film corporation
will be here to photograph the parade.
The film will be used for distribution
over the entire country. This is re-
garede as an exceptional advertising
feature and has served to stimulate
interest in the parade.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-22
HEINIE JOHNSON IS STAR
OF BASEBALL RATTLE

Employees of the Caldwell Milling
and Elevator company won . base-
ball game from team representing
the Weiser Milling and Elevator COM
pany at Weiser Friday by 1876 score.
The game was featured b ythe stick
work of "Heinie" johnson. who IL Of
icially credited with having failed to
connect for even so much as a foul
tip.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-22
ANOTHER FINE CONCERT
TO BE GIVEN THURSDAY

1. Another exceptional program has
been arranged by ]. ]. Smith. director
of the Caldwell band to be given at
Memorial park Thursday evening as
one OF the regular weekly series of
concerts. The program follows:
]. March-Zacatecas Codina
2, Overature-Dawn to Twilight.
Bennett .-.-
s. Waltz-The Skater........W aldteufel
a. Serenade-Manano ................ Missud
5. Polish Dance ..............Scharwenka
6. Selection-Fortune Teller.
Herbert.
Star Spangled Banner
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-22
BRYAN TO COME
HERE FOR TALK
As Chautauqua Attraction, Ne
braskan Will Discuss Ma.
tional Issues

On July IL comes Mr. William Jen-
nings Bryan is coming to Caldwell as
part of the Caldwell Chautauqua
program. Chautauqua season tickets
will be good to hear Bryan. Mr. Bry-
an will discuss present Day National
Issues" and big crowd is expected
to hear him. Mr.. Bryan is without
doubt the GREATEST living platform
speaker in America. He comes to US
right after the Democratic National
Convention and what he will have to
say, while not political in nature, we
are assured, will be like "Hot Cakes
from the Democratic Political Plat
ter"
Caldwelps entire Chautauqua course
promises to be of high order this
year. Members of the committee are
certain that this years program will
be the best that has ever been pres
ented under Ellison-White auspices
in Caldwell. Many of the attractions
are already creating considerable COM
ment and are expected to draw ca
pacity crowds.
While the cost Of everything else is
soaring, it is refreshing to note that
Chautauqua prices remain exactly as
they were. With Bryan attraction ad-
ded as a portion Of the regular pro
gram, members of the committee feel
that they are justified in assuming that
purchasers of season tickets will get
the full worth Of their money.
II is impossible to riscuss at length
the entire program but for the benefit
Of the readers of The Tribune, the
following summary has been prepared:
Just That
The Oldest Inhabitant
Said To Me
"Do You Mean
To Say That
I Can Hear.
t'lg Julius Caesar Maybe
And The Alaska Duo
In Two Concerts
Then Raul Pereira
And His Quintet
With Mary Adel Hays
And The Welsh Singers
In Two Programs
And Judge Alden
Then E. B. Fish
And The Big Play
"Kindling" the Fifth Day
And The Parnells
In Two Entertainments
With G. Whitfield Ray
And Judge Bale
And the. Maori Singers
From New Zealand
With Leila Bloomfield
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-22

Miss Sadie Altizer of Boise, came
over with bunch of Golden Rule
girls Friday evening. and spent few
hours with home folks.