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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-12-31
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Mrs. Raymond Haworth spent
few days the first of the week at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Larson Of Star. -
Miss Doris Selby of Nampa is visit
ing friends and relatives here.
The T. c. Gray family and the
Mack Hull family had a union dinner
at the latter's home Christmas day.
Floyd Fivecoats spent Christmas
with his parents at Center Point.
Lake Lowell attended the funeral
service of Miss Mile Howard Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Rhoads and
children spent Sunday at Wilder.
Ralph Antrim took dinner with VIII.
ford Williams Sunday.
Sanders is spending a few days al
Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verling Cox spen
Christmas at Middleton.
Mrs. Newton Hanson transacted
business in Caldwell Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Fowler o
| Miss Howard.
| waiter DdSSCtl SPShI Suhooy "Ae'
Earle Antrim.
Mrs. Allen Dunbar was Wilde
visitor Monday.
Mrs. Johnson, daughter and son-in
law of Ten Davis were Greenleaf Wis
itors Sunday.
The two youngest children Of T. l
Williams have been quite i'll wit
severe colds, but are reported to b
better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Moon took Sur
day dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Claud
!, Hurst.
Philip Albertson spent from FIR
day evening until Sunday eyenin
with Carl Henry of Central Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond William
are spending a few days this wee
t with Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Williams
). Weiser.
Miss Pearl Gresie of Fargo
spending a few of her holidays
v Greenleaf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sebern Williams we
Boise visitors Tuesday.
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Christmas guest at the J. H. Waters

a Christmas guest at the J. H. Waters
home
Ingard and Robert Nelson are Wis
iting this week with their grandpa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. lngard of Pay
cite.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Kaufman and
family spent Christmas at the home of
Mrs. Kauffman's father, G.. J. Yoder,
near Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson enter
tanned at dinner Christmas. Mt and
Mrs. Peter Johnson and family, Of
| Greenhurst; Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum
| Johnson also entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
| John Johnson and family, of Green
hurst at dinner Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Reynolds were
Christmas "uests at the Ralph Gibson
home in Nampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Kaufman were
visitors at the George Hilty home
south of Nanpa. Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Lantzer and
sons. and Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Lantzer
were visitors at the H. II. circuit home
Christmas Eve.
i Mrs. c. M. Dory was Bois, visit
or Thursday.
i Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Firkins and fami
| ly. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose John
son were entertained at dinner Christ
mas al the L. D. Harris home.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Stephenson ant
{ family spent Christmas in Nampa will
Mrs. Stephensons parents. Mr.. ant
MRS. Clarence King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Buchanan move,
r | to Nampa last week.
Mr. and Mrs. GEORGE R. Marks en-
= tertained at family dinner Christina.
: the quests being Mr. and Mrs. F. A
Grim and son. Owen of Franklin
:. Mrs. Harriet Marks and daughter Rs
h chel: Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Lavende
ed and Mrs Jennie Marks and son. Mel
rill of Nampa.
! A. c. I.aster has purchased ne,
e Buick-Six car
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Harms {
i Boise. and Mr.. and Mrs. R. Tippi
g and Mrs. Harriet Whitfield, visited +;
the H. A. Oeder home Monday.
IS Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Van Kirk ar
k daughter. Grace. were Christmas dil
If ner guests at the ]. S. Gillespie HON
George D. Fike Of Nampa was vi
is itor at the c. A. Williams home Sa
in urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Sutton we
e the guests at Christmas dinner of M
ana Mrs. NJeOTPe SIHlIH OF INdHlUd
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Dutton of Cal
. well, and Mr. and Mrs. G, F. Brad
: spent Christmas afternoon at the
Elf. FRY home g.
Fl Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Powell and daug
: ter. Emile of Boise, and Mr. and M
E. I. Jordan and daughter. Mrs, Luz
ne Mcmillan. and son F.. L. Jordan,
sy of Lone Star were dinner que.
IS Christn-x Of Mr. ard Mrs, F. w. j
III dan. Mr.. and Mrs. Powell and daue
ny ter remained over until Sunday.
ne Mr.. aud Mrs. A. ]. Tunker and far
ne ly, and their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
its M. McClorohlin and daughter,
St Love,ard Colo. were dinner que
Dr. Sunday at the l.. G. Freeman home
&c. Caldwell,
he Mrs. H. A. Oeder was Boise vi
las or Tuesday.
&c, Mrs. n. NJ. McGuire went to Be
Tuesday to srend several days vi
are ing relatives.
ent
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many stars of the audible drama
switched their affections to the realm
of the film, Mr.. Skinner remained OBJ
durate. Finally, when he was convinc-
ed that a screen version of "Kismet'
would perpetuate both the play and
himself, he consented to revive Hail
and give the story to the world at
large through the medium of motion
pictures.
An extraordinary fine cast appears
in support of Mr.. Skinner Included
are Hamilton Revelle, who appeared
in the original production of "Kismet'
with the STAR Rosemary Theby, Elm
or Fair, Nine. Comont, Nicholas Dun
aev, Leon Barry, Sidney Smith, Thomas
Kennedy, Sam kaufman, Emmett King
and Fanny Ferrari.
"kismet" was adapted to the screen
from the original story by Edward
Knoblock. The settings were design
ed and erected under the direction of
Frank d. OrmstoA. Gaetano Gaudio,
the famous camera man, had charge OF
the photography while Mrs. ]. M
King had charge of the wardrobe de-
, partment.
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SUNNY SLOPE

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On the evening of December Is the
school house was gay and busy,
place. The members of the Ladies.
Aid gave a delicious and bountiful
supper, which was very generously
patronized. The proceeds from the
supper will go toward paying for the
piano. After the supper the students
of the school gave splendid Christ
mas entertainment which was thor
oughly enjoyed by the large audience
Miss Leta Symms is spending tn
holidays at home. Miss Symms ha'
a position as teacher at Cambridge
Idaho.
The measles and the mumps ar
being entertained by ditteren
members of the younger set. So ia
all the patients are doing well.
Mr.. Lynch, principal of the schoo
is spending the holidays at his hom
in Mountain Home. ;,
Christmas was spent very happil
by the residents of the community
There were good many family pal
ties, and in spite of the fact that W
didn't have a white Christmas we
| felt the Christmas spirit.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Stiles sper
Christmas at the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. A. c. Johnson of Nampa.
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FAIRVIEW.

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Mr.. and Mrs Willis Spencer spent
Christmas in Caldwell.
Leroy Moore is living on the L. A.
Marsh ranch.
Warren Charlton has been sick fer
few days at the Crawford home.
Finley Morrison is staying in Dixie
now and doing some work on his
ranch
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Gibbs took
dinner at the Burnett home Christ
mas day.
The Bethel children are much bet
ter after a spell of diptheria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Atteberry' spent
Saturday at the Conklin home.
Mrs. Painters children are getting
along as we'll as can be expected with
the whooping cough.
Mrs. w. M. Bethel of Emmett stay
ed few days at the Roy Bethel home
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Eunice Raymond is spending
few days with friends in Notus,
Arthur Gree has been working on thu
Pickle Butte bridge.
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Otis Skinner Has
Screened "Kisrnet''
Americas Foremost Character Actor
Makes His Film Debut In
Noted Play.

Otis Skinner, greatest of American
character cctcrs, makes his debut as
screen star in "Kismet,' the smash
ing hit of two continents, at the Am
eri IN t.. satire Oil Monday. January 8.
The pic,ure. produced by Robertson
Cole as a super special was directed
by LOWS ]. Cashier and is one of the
most artistic r'oto-plays ever present
ed to the public.
/ Mr.. Skinner, who, or the Legitimate
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-12-31
PARMA.

The Parma schools closed last
Thursday for the Christmas vacation.
They will open again on Monday,
January 3. :.
DR.. and Mrs. Waldrop and family
were Boise visitors the first part OF
| this week.
Miss Leta Maude Denman is spend
ing the holidays with her mother, Mrs.
M. Denman.
Miss Eunice lockwood, a student
at the Corvallis Agricultural college,
Oregon, is spending the Christmas va
cation here.
The Women's Missionary society
met at the home of Mrs. F. H. Chap
man on Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. o. L. Clark. and son Dudley
and daughter Ruth of Portland are
visiting relatives in Parma during the
Misses Pearl Small and Helen
Spaeth Of Tucker were Parma visitors
last Saturday.
A large crowd attended the Christ
mas exercises given by the Sunday
school at the Community church last
Friday evening. The exercises this
year were in the form OF pant
mine, telling the Christmas story. \
was unQeT Tic ul CStlOA ~. AAA =.
: A. Moline, Mrs. Carl Baldridge, Mrs
Watson, Mrs. Leslie Kerrick, Mrs
Cushman and Elmo Peterson. Attel
a the program there was a Christmas
Itree in the basement. Elmo Peterson
acted as Santa Claus and distributed
e candy and popcorn to the children.
: Houston Stockton is spending tn
Christmas holidays with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stockton.
r Miss Eleanor Baker, who is attend
ing the College of Idaho, is spendinl
the holidays with her parents, MI
Il and Mrs. A. A. Baker.
Mrs. Zimmerman and Miss Eliza
= beth Zimmerman were visitors at tn
,. ]. C. Blackwell home over Christmas
They left for their home in Boise las
Sunday.
" The Rev. Augustine, who conducte
=, the lecture at the Catholic church la:
y week, was guest of Mayor and Mr.
re H. J. Sloan. =,
ID and Mrs. R. H. Young were dinn'
guests at the J. c. Blackwell hon
last Monday.
Invitations are out for New Year
Dc party to be given by the Young. PEI
ne ple's society at the Community chure
r. next Friday evening.
u Prof. Archie Watts was dinn
IN guest at the F. ]. Walmsley homo
- Christmas day.
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GREENLEAF.
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Miss Mile Howard, intermediate
teacher of the public school, passed
away at her home here about O'Clock
not been we'll for some time, and about
two weeks ago she was compelled to
go to bed, which later developed into
pneumonia, and owing to the fact that
She had heart trouble, all hopes were
against her. Last September Miss
Howard and her mother came from
Emmett, Idaho, Miss Howard teach
ing. while her mother kept house tor
her. Since that time Miss Howard
has made many friends, She has
taken active part in both Sunday
school and church work and will be
greatly missed. After short funera
service at the Friends church Sunda,
afternoon the body was taken to EN-
NETT where it was laid to rest.
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Hix-I understand you have recent
visited the battlefields of France.
Dix-Yes. I've just returned
Hix-How is the reconstruction
oming alongl
-Dix-Splendidly. The tip bandits
Al about enough out of me to re-
e6 several French towns.
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CAL AND P'ERoNAL

orgie Mcfarland spent Thursday
hmpa.
ri Goad of Lake View was shop
in Caldwell Friday.
fety Razors at Laughlin's Jewelry
I. E. 700 Main street. 7ltfc
hrms for sale on good terms or
to the man that will work. 106- Use
Ers. C. F. Bridges will be taken |
Boise Friday for x-ray examina-
Frs. John McGowen of Boise is a |
Est at the H. w. Dorman home |
week.
hrs. A. C. Roughan underwent a |
jor operation at the sanitarium
1872
I'll Carr of Deer Flat is
ndihg this week with friends here
Caldwell.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Glib
ms of Deer Flat, daughter, Tues
!, December %.
SPrepare the children for school.
i've their eyes fitted now. Laugh
Optical company. 7ltfc
kldred Sabin and Myrtle Carter
Siting their grandparents, Mr..
IN. J. P. Smith in this city this
Eeek.
Marie Pemberton and Hazel Bog
IS of this city are spending part
their vacation in Deer Flat, guests
Miss Neva Faris.
few excellent bargains in forty
WI tracts in Black Canyon. First
i'll second units. Turner Realty Co..
L0h and Arthur.
Thelma and Evelyn Bartlett, who
NJ attending high school in this city
winter, spent the holidays with
Ie folks in Deer Fiat.
r. and Mrs. c. H. Douglass o.
ding are here this week visiting
Douglass parents Mr.. and Mrs
Al Douglass.
pn't annoy the telephone girls
he time. Buy a clock at Laugh
Iewelrv store, Tiff,
Ioice business and residence lot
- his Turner Realty Co.. lOt
'~
IF. and Mrs. E. Day of Bots
) have been at the home of, thei
Charles Day, Logan street to
eral weeks, will return to thei
he Friday.
While selling is slow why not g.
~ and do some trading; what hay
that needs turning? See D.
: by.
~ and Mrs. Charles McCartf
four children arrived Thursds
I'm Manhattan, Mont. They a
iting their parents, Mr.. and MI
C. Mccarthy on Tenth street al
h locate here.
Margaret Biggs, age e years, VINO
rents live at Wilder, died at t
ntarium Thursday, morning OF sea
fever, following chicken pox. r
eral arrangements have not be
|ade.
Improved 20 acres to trade for al
house. D. G. Ruby, Arthur a
renth. loo-.
The three-weeks'-ol son of \
ind Mrs. Vance of Notus died here
! local hospital this week. The be
WAS taken home Wednesday q
brought to the Case undertaking p
lors Thursday. Burial was made
Gn,syon Hill Thursday afternoon
rank Hawkes., well known
" of,this region, Oldest son OF \
1 Hawkes.. after spending
ler with a fish packing comp;
lion Bay, Alaska, is now amt
outhern California orchards
Glhnds, greatly enjoying hlms
Chad Parr, who is freighting II
Boise to Nampa and Caldwell, br
through a culvert near Nampa II
day evening with four tons on
truck. He. worked until 4 o'clocl
n morning to get out, then CAV
and took out another truck
loaded the crippled one.
64O-acre improved ranch, free
S miles FROM good town and
Arizona republican., 1920-02-16

tions, J. B. Bishop.
 Century Book for Young Americans
 Hindrances to Good Citizenship. J B. Bryce.
 National Problems. D. R. Dewey.
 Progressive Movement R. P. De
 Community and the Citizen, A.tw. Dunn.
 American Citizen. C. F. Dole
 Encyclopaedia Britannica
 Selected Articles on Direct Primar- ies, C. E. Tanning
 Civil Government in the United States, John Fiske.
 American Ideals. N. Foerster.
 Cost of Our National Government H. J. Ford.
 Woman Voters Manual. S. E.. For man.
 Use Your Government, A Franc
 Standard Encyclopaedia, Funk & WagnalIs.
 Democracy Today. c. F. Gauss
 Americanism, What It Is, D. J. Hill
 Our Government. !. A James.
 History of Political Parties in U. S., J. H. Hopkins.
 Principles of Politics from View point of the American Citizen, J. w. Jenks-
 Cyclopedia of Political Science, J. J. Lalor.
 National Conventions and Plat forms of All Political Parties, T. H. Mckee.
 America of the Future. J. Mathews. Nelson's Encyclopaedia.
 New International Encyclopaedia Political Parties in the U. S., J. H. Patton.
 American Ideals, T. Roosevelt New Nationalism, T. Roosevelt Addresses on Government and Citi- zenship, E. Root.
 Political Problems of American De- velopment. A. Shaw.
 CivicS. w. H. Sherman.
 Present Day Problems, W H. Taft American Year Book, 1917, F. c. Wickware.
 Congressional Government. W. Will son. World Almanac and Encyclopaedia Government Class Book, A. w. Young.
 New American Government and Its Work, T. J. Young. If prospective contestants are in doubt as to points in the contest they may address their queries to The Ari- zona Statewide Platform Contest, care The Arizona Republican.
 Send for copies of the Republican Party Platform of 1916, it may prove useful as a model on which to write l the 1920 Republican platform.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-16
PIONEER WOMAN OF
 TEMPE PASSES AWAY

TEMPE Feb. 15.-Mrs A. A Celaya passed away yesterday afternoon at the family residence on East Seventh street Mrs. Celaya has been i'll for the past six months, following an opera ton for appendicitis. from which she never entirely recovered. She leaves a husband and seven children, all of whom weer here at the time of her death.
 Mrs. Celaya came to Tempe just s years ago from Sonora, Mexico, and it was here that she met and married MT. Celaya. Here they have reared their family of seven children and are we'll known throughout the valley She was member of the Mystic Cir cIe.
 Catholic church Tuesday morning at o'clock and at clock in the after noon servies will be held at the Cath olic cemetery.
 Notice to Maccabees.
 The Tempe Maccabees are invited to attend an all-day session to be held in Mesa in honor of Laura B. Hart deputy state commander. All who are expecting to go to Mesa are requested to meet at the lodge hall at 9:30 o'clock this morning and there will be cars for all
 Desert Picnic.
 Members of the Christian church and Sunday school and their friends immediately after church yesterday went out on the desert and ate their lunch.
 Fine Party.
 The young ladies of the Methodist church entertained the young men Sat urday night with various games and surprises. The party was in the form of Q. valentine and leap year party A lunch, which was very pleasing to the appetites of young men. was served.
 From Je~ome.
 Miss Vyviah Moeur. a member of the Jerome high school faculty. came in Friday night to spend week with her parents. All schools and all pub lie places have been closed in Jerome on account of the influenza and chicken poy
Arizona republican., 1920-02-16
NORTHERN ARIZONA
 ID GIVE |TS SHARE

R. F. Morrison, Prescott attorney, while in Phoenix yesterday stated that Yavapai county is certain to subscribe it's full share of the Irish "loan," and that reports reaching him at Prescott are that each of the five northern Ari- zona counties will exceed it's quota.
 Branches of the American .'commis- sion on Irish independence" have re- gently been organized in Prescott and Jerome. Within the next ten days it is expected that branches will have been established in all of the principal cities and towns in the north.
 Tn northern Arizona the sentiment is strong for Irish independence and the subscription of this loan,' said MT. Morrison. .1reland's claims appeal to those of Irish blood as well others, who believe the recent war was fought for the freedom of all peoples.
 For zoe years Ireland has never ceased in it's struggle to regain it's in dpendence, and I believe that it is closer today than it has been at any other time.''
 MT. Morrison stated that several subscriptions of $500 have been mads in northern Arizona to the loan. Sol icitors will be at work in each com munity, and every effort made to make certain that the Arizona quota of $75,- 900 is subscribed.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-16
PARTY GIVEN AT RAY
 |S PLEASANT AFFAIR

Saturday evening was the scene of much pleasure in Ray when Mrs. Chas. F. Creamer entertained with a joint party for Miss Angeline Dorton of Phoenix, who spent the weekend in Ray and also for Miss Hettie Wills and William Jolley.
 Everyone expressed having a nice time. MT. and Mrs. F. P. Hall took first prizes for being the best five hundred players present The latter part of the evening was spent in dane ing and some impersonations with full costumes by Messrs. Chamberlain Wisdom, Hall. Duff, Creamer, and Miss Dorton, all thoroughly enjoyed, but not more than Mrs. Paul Whitehead's singing, accompanied by MT. White head. Among those invited were Misses Betty Outwaite, Ada Glover, Helen Mitchell. Angeiine Dorton, Het- tie Wills, William Jolley. Sam Wis dom. Harold Duff. Jack Chamberlain, Billy Mumason, Mr. and Mrs F. P Hall, Mir. and Mrs. J. R. O'Donneil, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whitehead. Mrs. Irene O'Malley, MT. and Mrs. William H. Mitchell and Mir. and Mrs. Charles F. Creamer.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-16

preparatory to organizing a chapter here in the immediate future. The Ladies' Aid society met at Mrs. Mabel Bayne's residence Thursday afternoon. They held their annual cleo tion of officers. Mrs. l.. P. Matthews was elected president for the ensuing year. Mrs. J. B. Steere, vice president. and Mrs. George Young, secretary and treasurer.
 Mir. Wells of San Francisco, has been in Casa Grande for, the past week, rep resenting the Phoenix National Life Insurance company.
 The paved walks on Sacaton street extends across to First street. Also the floors in the Gordon McMurray build ing are finished, work being pushed right along to accommodate the mer chants coming in to occupy the same.
 The streets are fast nearing the stage of completion and certainly give an air of prosperity and good times to Casa Grande.
 First street grading is completed and contributes to the quite general inn proyement going on in the active busi ness portion of town.
 George D. Main of Westfield. Iowa. was here last week.
 c. c. Houck is plotting 10-acre tract
 Dr. II. w. Swigert. optician. spent couple of days here this week.
 Dan Gingrich has ordered a pump ing plant and will put it on his ranch east of Casa Girande.
 Mrs. Lola Lee entertained in honor of Mir and Mrs. Zimrnernan and Mrs. Ludwig at Mrs. Celestia Weavers' ranch on Tuesday this week.
 Mrs. T. R. Peart entertained Miss Wilson Monday for dinner.
 The program committee of the Womau's club is putting on q play for the latter part of the present month. The play is to he Scenes in a Union Depot" Date about February 27.
 The American Legion gave dance at Armentas hall Friday evening. There was good music and a large at tendance.
 R. L. Shedd bought lot in the Mey- CTS addition and will build a house very shortly
 Mir Connolly is building a house in the Meyers addition. This addition is fast taking the lead in building homes in Casa Grande.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-16

United States in commenoration of the part taken by American business in the great war. It will be a workshop for American business in the solution of it's national problem
 Concerning the old Wester home stead the latter says: w w. Corcoran purchased the property from Daniel Webster in 1847 after the great states man had retired from public life They were close friends It is history, ac- cepted as true, that the lots and the house were presented to Webster by friends. but there is nothing in the rec ords to Indicate a gift. The property was transferred to Webster by Robert