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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-26

! nliiy has talked 81 nlnrh el $50
thas wAHsea 20 wre II sna nAessafvd
up to the sp~uegastens, last lea uAs
cave sout AaRd, asa rn tesi ycsl all
ass11s yourself
is there ANY ,saargrT
Yes, q nosasnAs ea~. However, |
snaransee ,yutAgas Reading n. wh~o
! sm shF~sgh. yea are nat wraegiy ssI
lsavNi sou do sca have 10 pay she
rrsev. IL that . satisfactory sosaaxe
mrHtf~
Right 90 fox.~ he d~aar~4. sR'i
beld egs bis Ey~af salteassS hafA, Ne
tArslle"t as sle toek II in trsth Of kers,
=, ~afi sRa seaHtifai. Rnd fsAs,vnel II
nst pAlm upwsra. GA her kne~ "A
the, large, useful hand, she cosayeai,
ed mastagiy, THE eall@ascs tRdsrnte
r~Nai hart mAnnsl tosi -e,sa pscs
and shovel despite yssar rccwat efforts
WITH soap and hfssa ard puaasc~ sgt,ne.
there still rvtaalh evidence es Nsnaa
foreign mat,eF shersinsSi sn sssss cal
loas sgsets Thts lsne tpdieases HAT
ys'a aFe sery trHse. gcn,ie, and ceuf.
teCns Yea are aalck and nre In year
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CELLS ln.-s.~ as.ilssah .AEs S1AsJnLh. =. BIZ
ye8r hesr Instead ~ yUar bssd
pus~ yea have nRdr n d.cis,en, yaa
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Nf~iine tells me Sea arr CLOSE 10 sfry
thrive yrars % ase--"
~SevreSs, you're shrotipg htEh ard
20 the right he interrupted, Tor be
did noe relish that iah Rhaat hts asv.
I'm haze you knvs Mas forty years
Old last month, and that cas- s,ili In
hundred yards IN r,seiSe seconds fIet
In my working clothes"
We'll. don't ieei peeVed about IT,
Mr., wesSteS an ROT iufsttiisic; the
hes, you ran hcse for from als Il n
high percentage II hits eysn n did
shoa' high aai 10 the riEht ,hs, time
In pela, ~ worldly expetirnrv yen r"
hundFed and stx years old but I
lopped of Nifty per ceui 10 be- IN the
safe side To continue You ere ~
~ extremely ehlsaitaas ha'ure~
particularly toward yoges lsties
travelling wi,ho1st ehst~ra0s seu sre
Kind aIIertionate ge0"r0us to a fault,
something Of speai,hNg, oae way
safely depFRd hlsiu you ~ 80 the un
sSlwgied Your matrimonial tine ~
untrvken proving yos haze never
married sl,hosgh right here The tire Ia
sV0reh list Alm and frayei She
looked ~ ut him suddenly You
hayeHt hsrn In love. have ynaF~ she
qaeFiei With ehildusr nsuuctShce
In lasc sad disappointed :"
H. nodded for he ceuid not trust
himself 80 G~pk
llow sad Nhe raned svtnpa'hc'i.
rally 'iad si,e marry anulhcf. az did
she tlef
si,e-. slie.-yes stse died
IS aHiinaNrt tongue. In nil pfy.h.
ability, carried her ofY poor thing I
However to toaf furtaas You sre
na,urally truthlul and would hei make
deliberate MEASUREMENT ~ fsss nu.
lsSs toH had very potent rtaapn far
u You have q strong S"sse ~
craftsmanship. and wh~u htrly Sc.
fesied whether IN bath. n asts
~ hattie ~ wits, tu1 rrset hold y
9r7ttEr v4hfrt W rnr W ts,~ VERY r9~4
s--l rs,Hrartrrtrttes UiHn rHn have"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-26

n il heilrsssi faa, rassiaes wsrs
t.r~, xvwwn IN SuHsh Asu~rsca aH5 fhh'
.h~ Ss~assrts inxss tss@~r &stk IN En
reg~ ~hrn they ossrTxn r~r4- TS0.s
toes ~~r~ lister snfsrssnr~6 to issJ,
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-26
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Jeha' Stuart wsbatss. Hsniag en-
giba@r. isoaFGs 4 train ~ death
faiisy. Caitfafasa. % sis sAy b2ck
10 civilizations after efs&atns 10
ties0sss lie ioeks iiks q hcho. Then
~ yseuss addressed .Aay, WAC
raasss hss heart n0p eyss, Via
eliminates ths oifendtng fnan. Ehs
IL Dolores Hnsy, In Denver be 10
ALTERED . t50p-a~ysar JOB by .
Capitalist frtcna, Edward J. Js-
rome lie receives a@isysa kts~r
ffOta his osn particular pNi. Bslly
s~dsary, Asktnx him 10 fisaAea
gold sSsiniAg proposition In csatsal
Amsrjca and % sfty. nfty with
kim ~ The prehts 30 ne mans
for Aahsants Jerome saaa with
John 10 the depot, fhey NEST ire
distressed lAdy ON her way. to tbs
Same traia John tails Jerome The
mhoia story, Jerome sserssiy SEED
tbs Eifi. efering her sis.se 10 shs
tndtsess John 10 t8ks-hla 100 lbsida
~ ninety days The gsri aeeepts
The arese now shitis Ia fSdsnaySH.
TARA BebfaHAss NhCft 1TAtT HAs
existed for two months oa credit
ssisDdsa BY MsIhey lenss keeper
9t u hotel sHi dfamHhop Dos0rrs
rahies isnFi-tta WtikiHs tAothrr
JTfrxxY rfsxs arfw ~ ss t',-+ 'wssy 'ss,A
Yisit her Mother jerks has beer
sd1gatipg tpiofes, ~ha 10 TIE
daughter Of former Pfessdph, Rnsy
(. ~ tssTa,stss ~Asynssd ana e1s@1tea
by I'fsaidssa zafrps Mother Jenks
dsesS't sant Dolores. 10 nnd oui
shs 10 40 iunxsr r-spscsaSls 20
hilly meets The steamer AID tries
10 turn shs gsri back. Isgt Dolores
lands and saistss Mother Jsnhs az
Mother hslly promptly falls In
love With 9oless Webster In
Now Orleans sschfsn statsroon
on La EsfetltA ny beytas q tieks,
Tor mythirsl valet. "Apdres
hewsrA" In New Orleans Webster
saves young man from masaAsl
nation On the steamer hs nads
the mythieal valet IN his siAtsioom
he accepts Bowers oH tnlst.
withopl learning his ldrstity
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-26

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-26

While he was considering the mat
ter, voice behind h,n said very soft
ly and Indisginetiy, HE nnn With a
oharelip,
"Mr. Gcary, win you br good enough
10 back your launch coupe OF hun
dred fe.if When I'm certain ! cant
be ssru from the steamer, III come
aboard"
iilily turned and In the dim Tight u
his bihnntlc lamp observed bTaDsffu'
pair OF white bnuds srnsplng tsr gun
vale on the starb0ari uaar'rr lie
peer, | over aud inhde oni the head
and shoulders ~ q nan
IAN right" hx replied IN low voice.
"llaog wheT. yca arr. aud yon'l be
elear " fhc propeller"
w Nenalrd lion Juan who bHckrt'
sAiftis away while NHly duusrd the
hinnnrir lamp
"'thpt'l ho the thick ypicw AID
presently Hear hand. friend and
I'll climb over"
lie cntue ns naked ms Mercury
spfnWcd an his belly Ia tho cockrit
op"urd his mouth spat out q compact
little roll ot tinfoll opened It and drew
eut ball OF paper witch he aattvue,l
out on the tinor II the cockpit aud
hanArt, III isitsy. ,s..g Y =
THANK you /" he said. very courteous
" and distinctly nov Ny crrden
ttal~, Mr., s;.ary: II yua ,,ieav~,H
nlly fclighled the lamp and read
"l'ear Rllly.
Il iA not krnw rhe bearer from
Adams OF OK, all know about him
IL thai hc has all the outward marks
~ gentleman. the couraa" ~ lear.
cat wu~r ~ hltsnar AMI head far
Witch the prr~idrnte ~ Sohrsnte viii
AtAdh p1y considerable nutnhrr ~
pesos era Don't give NJ the head be
eansc lthe It and Ne III not need fhy
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nW Anypr'v knowing II hrdr TIM,
ttashs, 'srs. ts.,,d htett,sst, f,stset Nil
about hBN
Ever thine
II y WEBSTER"
"k',k ,he anat ahead again. Cafrcr
q niIly Ordered gatetl~H lIr turned
10 thr late Arrival Mr. Maa, Your
rrwtrutiaiS are all 10 atrlepiN order
no yea hRp,ssn 10 know ghat this hay
IA swsrmtsg With mnncatlnx sharks =
The aiaa ralsesi tine. strong youth
fus face and gripnc,' ~ htn "ti'ss.
.ens choice, Mr.. Gcary' he rsp'itss
"AC,1s, ar. asherv. the shsrks arc after
me, str. am your desipr He
rfANleys into the cabin and stretched
vi, IN ire ~,sis~ Az, Jehn S,uart Web
strr's ,oiee eams aeatIag AGREES the
auyk oatrrs.
4C,er,thNg well With yea Rllly9~
"t = lovely, Jack, and The g,ses~
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Of SvUr, csltet with hi- letter ~ intro
dug, on took tar 81 hiF',~
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rv q thst lsnn~h tomorrow marnlnsf~
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nsst cSs tv'a"
'S;c'i uish,. Eiliv-
nea Juan tSfHc~r swung the
,surch ard hra,led hses f@ the city.
Al tehrrs htt'c t,wk Rllly stepped
nsAesN, White lN,a Jesu hacked ou, into
shr dark Aat Nsaa IN cltier 10 s.atd
inqn6sstive ,tsi;ers Billy hsstened TO
n. huea Aniso ard rvsgrGtI presently
wita a bundle ~ clothes. at an agr~~d
slxsal rca IVAN ktCs~a the launch into
The aoCk again and rliy wen, shssrSi
HAT, shirt. n~s,'e aacs suit white
sevss snd she~S" he whispered Climb
into them, stranger
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-12
IDAHO FARM PAPER
LAUDS CANYON MAN
c. BEN ROSS SIGNALLY HONOR.
ED THROUGH FARM
BUREAU ELECTION

This weeks issue of the Idaho Far
mer carries full page picture of c.
B. Ross, recently elected president Of
the state farm bureau. OF Mr.. Ross
and his new office, the Idaho Farm
'er says:
when Ben Ross Of Caldwell whose
portrait appears on the cover page
this week was chosen president of the
state farm bureau it was because he
had made a record for himself as a
'doer" Mr.. Ross is a native son Of
Idaho and of Canyon county, where
he still resides. He was born at Par
ma, and he has carried on his farming
activities near the old home place He
was one of the early friends of the
farm bureau and county agent move
ment in idaho. He has served as
president of the Canyon county bur
eau three times, and when a member
of the board of county commissioners
always displayed his friendship with
the undertaking, at the same time
moving conservatively and insisting
that farm bureau work be accomplish
gradually an dnot be pushed onto the
people before they themselves were
ready for it or had a realization of its
value. Besides having extensive farm
ing interests in Canyon county Mr.
Ross has 1000 acres of undevelope &c
land in Bannock county with water
available for irrigation purposes HI
| is now completing plans for the de
velopment of this tract, and probabl,
will cut it up into smaller tracts ane
dispose of some portions. His cleo
ton as president of the state farm
bureau was unanimous on the part O
the % voting delegates who were
present at the Boise meeting. Feb
ruary TO-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-12
NO JOY IN CALDWELL
FOR BASE BALL BUGS

With practically every neighboring
town we'll into plans for the coming
base ball season, nothing tangible
can be obtained from local aspiring
diamond artists regarding the posi-
bility of we'll balanced local aggrega-
ton taking the field Jack Vining, vet
eran manager of many seasons, feels
that he should not be asked to as
sumo the responsibility for another
season. Several of the younger play
ers, expressing something akin to dis
gust of the locals performance last
season, are understood to be dicker-
ing the Twin Falls and even with
Nampa for births and fat pay.
Parma is definitely in the race Man,
pa this week acquired a base bal
park. Boise is getting the fever and
only Caldwell apparently does not fee
the urge of spring and the stir of the
base ball bug.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-12
ARTIST
SHOOTS HIGH
Alleged Forger Quickly Taken
Into Custody Here
Thursday.

Some total stranger in Caldwell
Thursday created quite ripple on the
sea of finance by forging check for
$ll72.23 on the Caldwell Commercial
bank under the name of Ada l.. Row
land. Only a short time afterward,
he was taken into custody near the
old slaughter house headed for Home
dale and going strong.
The check was cashcd about 1880
Thursday morning and bore the in
dorsement Of young Caldwell WON
am Of rcputc, 1t could not be learn
ed exactly how her endorsement had
been obtained or whether that too,
had been forged
Preliminary hearing had not been
set as The Tribune went to press
Thursday afternoon, the person taken
into custody having not as yet been
arranged \ woman is understood to
have also been mixed up in the af-
fair.
No information could be obtained
as to the correct name Of the man
arrested.
1
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-12

H. c. Morris, director OF the field
department will be in charge and will
render vocal and instrumental mus
ic The discussion of live topics at
each meeting follows:
a-Silos and ensilage feeding
b--The sack situation.
c-Plans for remodeling the Equity
Mill.
A wash drawing and blue prints will
he shown at each meeting.
All meeting will begin promptly at
Is p. III. Dates and places at which
the meeting will be held are as fol,
lows:
Tuesday. March l6, Riverside school
house
Wednesday. March ". Plcasan,
Ridge school house.
Friday. March 10, Lakeview school
house.
Monday, March p, Centerpoir,
school house.
tuesday, March %, Lake Lowell
school house.
Wednesday. March "a, Hu,tor
school house
Thursday. March Is. Greenlcai &C
adrmy.
Friday. March e. CANYON school
house.
Monday. March %. Marble Font
school house
Tuesday. March 30. Sunny SLOPE
school house.
Wednesday, March 81, Middleton
ut'lic school.
A sack of Big flour will be given
away at each meeting for a guessing
contest. The flour will be given 10
the person who guesses nearest the
weight.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-12

The College of Idaho boxers have
put away their gloves and have all
made run for the pie counter. Not
until next year will the fellows do any
further training. The men have had
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-12
LEGION WOULD
HASTEN HOME
Authorize Committee To Pur-
chase Site and Have
Plans Drafted

Authorizing the special buildinl
committee to exercise their judgment
in furthering as rapidly as possible
plans for the construction Of an Am
erican Legion building and acquire =
site upon which to erect it. members
Of the local post Monday evening
asked that full report be provided at
the next regular meeting. Architec
tural sketches will be provided for APP
proval by members Of the local post
lat that time. Definite figures relating
to the cost of maintenance and the
probable income from Legion build
ing will also be incorporated in the
report.
NJ. Fl. Gibbons Frank Meek and G.
TT. Warren were elected as represen-
tative of this post to attend the sec
ond state convention which will be
held in Twin Falls early in April No
alternates were chosen. Following a
brief discussion of difficulties which
arose last month when the state ex-
ecutive committee determined to keep
a portion of its procedures secret,
representatives Of the local post were
instructed to use every effort to have
this practice modified that all Lee
gion members may familiarize them
selves with the work of the state or
ganization on every matter Of i'm
portance.
w. R. Sebree, holding ticket No
313, was the fortunate individual when
the piano rattle was held This mum
Der was the thirteenth drawn from the
box
Refreshments consisting of coffee
doughnuts and ice cream were served
at the conclusion of the meeting Ray
Turner presided as mess sergeant
Several new members we're added to
the post roster. The meeting was wei
attnded.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-12
MCCALL IT is FORi
ALL FUTURE YEARS

McCall-Effective March 10, H. V.
Plat, general manager of the Oregon
Short Line, has issued an order chang
ing the name of the station here from
"Lakeport" to Mccall" The use of
the two names to designate the same
place led to much confusion of an
noyance to shippers, and the order Of
Mr.. Plat in removing this difficulty
will be duly appreciated BY them. The
town was named Mccall by vote of
the people here long before the rail
road was built, to honor ocr worthy
pioneer citizens, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Mccall.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-12
BURGLARS BREAK INTO
MAIN STREET BUILDING

Last Tuesday night the building on
Main street occupied by I. N. Paynter
and DR.. ]. H. Mclaughlin was brok-
Ell into and seven coyote pelts were
taken. Again on Saturday night the
place was broken into and nothing
was taken. but the big desk in Dr.
McLaughlin's office was ransackcd
and the drawers left standing open
Entrance both nights was made by
breaking the lock on the back door.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-12
FOUR TEAMS TO
BATTLE FRIDAY
Fastest Quintets Of This Section
Enter Championship
Tournament

Four teams, the fastest in south
western Idaho, will compete here Fri
day in the annual basket ball tourna'
ment to determine the team which
will represent this section at the Uni
vcrsity Of Idaho tournament mex
week end at Moscow for the stat,
championship. Teams representing
Caldwell, Boise, Mountain Home ant
Emmett will be entered
Nampa, Meridian and Payette, who
were also expected to compete at this
sectional tournament, withdrew at the
last moment, largely because thei,
seasons record was so poor that they
deemed it unwise to enter team here
Boise Now Leads
All of the four teams that have en-
tered are closely matched, none OF
them having gone through the season
without losing at least one game to
one of the teams that will compete
here Friday Boise has the best sea.
sons record but has no cinch on the
championship. Caldwell Mountain
Home and Emmett follow closely in
the order named.
The first game of the tournament
will be played at 2:30 Friday after
noon after representatives of the four
teams have drawn opponents earlier
in the afternoon Immediately follow
ing this game, the other two teams
will compete. Friday evening, the
two losing teams of the afternoon
games will play for third place and
that will be followed by the fina
game between the two undefeatet
teams.
Those Entered.
Boise has entered the following
men: Landson, Black, Inlay, Cooley
Jenkins, Thompson, Barton, Flitner
and Collender. Emmett entries in
clude Whitney, Fuller, Parish, Loga,
Brown, Little, Knox, Carter and Cool
rane. Caldwell will be represented b,
V. Paine, R. Paine, Simms, Teach
Robinson, Royse and Brock.
This tournament will conclude tn,
local basket ball season. Fans are as
sured the best basket ball of the sea
son when these closely matched
teams compete. Everyone has a rea
chance to come out on top of the pile
Homer Huddelson of Nampa, who's,
officiating during the season ras beer
of a higher order, will referee tn,
games.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-12
COLLEGE GIRLS TO
GIVE FASHION PLAY
END OF THE RAINBOW" WILL
BE PRESENTED TUESDAY
AT HUREE.

"rhc End of the Rainbow three
act play. combined witha splendid
fashion exhibit of the latest styles
being featured by Cakes Bros, will
Tuesday by College OF Idaho girls
Two shows will be given. matinee
in the afternoon at 2:3O o'clock and
another in the evening at 8 o'clock.
Cast of Characters
Robert Preston, dignified lawyer.
Vivian Kimbraugh.
Douglas Brown, football player.
Wendell Warner.
Dick Preston, the groom Earl
Gardner.
Stanley Palmer, Hawkins the but
ler.' James Walsh.
Ted Whitney, captain of the Var
sity team, Frank Huett
Jack Austin, Prcston's secretary.
Thomas Fawcette
Marion Dayton, a ward of Robert
Preston, Gladys McKeown.
| Nellie Preston, the bride. Ann Glenn
mons.
Louise Ross, known as Miss Cray
son. Electa Gartin
Phyllis Lane, football enthusiast,
Ada Lee.
Kathleen Knox, chairman of the rush
ing committee, Rachel Bean.
The Imp, freshman, Helen Chalfant
Emily Elliott, with conscience, Zel-
ma kingsbury.
| Jane, maid with a taste for literature
Lois Jackson.
| Mrs. Brown, step mother of Dougla,
Brown, Gertrude Shoemaker.
Polly, Elsie Bayer.
| Elsa, Celia Flemmer
| Marjorie. Of the Theta Phis eBatrice
Compton
| Marie, Veda Jones
Molly. Margaret King
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-12
WILL DISTRIBUTE
MANY FAIR PRIZES
JUNIOR FARM BUREAU MEM
BERS TO RECEIVE $263.6o
NEXT WEEK.

State fair prizes to the amount OF
$263S0 will be distributed among the
members of Canyon county boys and
girls junior farm bureau clubs next
week, according to an announcement
made to that effect this week by Miss
Edna Black, county club leader. This
sum is the amount won in prizes by
Canyon county club members through
their exhibits at the state fair held in
Boise last fall. According to Miss
Black, Canyon county winnings cx.
coed those of any other county in the
state.
The sum earned in prizes will be di.
vided among 43 county club members
in amounts varying from $2l to 81
cents, Homer Moore, son of Har.
vey Moore, pig club leader at Nampa
won the largest amount, being award
ed total of $51. Edith Moore his
sister, is second with $40 Ross Viii
son, young son of A. L. Wilson
Greenleaf Poland China breeder, i.
third. His prizes total SIS.
Vouchers were received last weel
for the prizes by Miss Black The,
were Immediately returned to Boise
and it is expected that the actual mon
ey will be here for distribution abou
March IS. Miss Black expressed her
self as being more than we'll pleased
with the results of the seasons work
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-12

]. H. Luck of Walla Walla is in
Caldwell this week buying hay and
mules.
E. c. Erickson of Cambridge is in
Caldwell purchasing steers which he
will take to his farm for finishing be
fore placing them on market.
In the last issue of The Tribune, il
was enormously stated that the pur,
chasers of the Cooperative Creamery
were to take charge of the plant un-
der the new firm name of Cloverleat
creamery last Tuesday. The new
owners do not take possession unit
April |.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-12

Ray Commack, state dairy special
list, will be in Caldwell at the farm
bureau office, Monday, March IS. He
will make final arrangements for buy
ing calves for club members and 9th
ers desiring purebred dairy stock. TIL,
Shorthorn calf club sale will be helt
here March 10.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-12

many interesting boxing contests a,
the boys hall, VOORHEES, hall this win
ter. Many of the men have expressed
a regret that boxing on the campus
should be Stacking so suddenly on &C
count of the spring activities when
things were looking so bright tor
some of the men Next year probably
the sport will be on firmer basis.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-12
equity TO STAGE
Spring Meeting
LIV ETOPICS TO FEATURE THE
GATHERING WHICH Be
GINS MARCH Is.

Beginning with the night Of March
l6 the field department of the Cald-
well Equity will stage the usual free
concerts and farmers meetings in the
various district schoolhouses of the
Caldwell community.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-12

Mr.. Harold Thornburg. of the Poe
atello Herald, visited over Sunday
with his sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. H. M. Coldren.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-12

Miss Alice Thayer. and Miss Cloe
Stockard, newly appointed junior farm
bureau club leaders for Camas and
Bingham counties, respectively, were
in Caldwell Wednesday comforting
with Miss Edna Black, Canyon coun-
ty club leader. They were here to OBJ
tain information relative to the bes.
means of organization that might be
utilized in their counties.
COLLEGE BOXERS LAY
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