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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-12-31

The car driven by Wayne Romp of
Parma collided with an oil truck near
the H. I. Mclaughlin place Tuesday.
Misses Grace and Juanita Ashcraft
and Lillian Burns were with him
when the accident occurred. Grace
Ashcroft and Mr.. Romp, who were
in the front seat, were the only ones
hurt any to speak of. The car was
badly smashed up.
A. w. Andrews was Parma visitor
Wednesday.
J. A. Fits was Caldwell visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. Arnett, Basil and Madeline
were in Caldwell Wednesday.
Miss Beulah Winn, fifth and sixth
grade teacher, left Thursday morning
for Kansas where she will spend the
holidays. Marvin Mclaughlin will
substitute for her when school starts
again after the vacation.
The church and school Christmas
program was given at the hall Thurs
day evening. The following numbers
were given: Opening chorus, choir
recitation, William Hurtig; song, pri-
mary room; Christmas drill, primary
Sunday school class; dialogue, pri-
mary children. Cantatta- Santa
Claus at Miss Prim's". The principal
characters were Miss Prim, Anna
Mclaughlin; Spirit of Love, Artie
Newport; Santa Claus, c. w. Albert
son; Newsy Ned, Lyle Small; Tom
William Gillian; Rita, Frances Bar
mum; Lisping Lou, Anna Tucker
Lena, Grace Tucker; Orville Fate,
J Ivan Durnil; Vera Fate, Madeline
Arnett; Witches Daughter, Vera
Goodson. The. choruses were sung
by the pupils in the Intermediate
eighth grade and high school rooms
Mrs. Retha Bird Of Jerome, Idaho
is spending the holidays with her pat
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Ashcraft
Mrs. Doyle Mcpherson and three
children lof Colorado arrived Eere
Thursday evening to spend the re.
mainder of the winter with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spaeth
| Clinton o. Bay arrived in Ten !'avl
Friday morning from Portland where
he has been teaching in one of tn
high school since he left here. MIR
Bay was PRINCIPAL of our school TWO
years ago. We are all glad to se'
him again.
Forty-seven dollars was collecte'
at the hall Thursday evening tor tn
starving people in China and Ar
menia.
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Golden Rule social club, with their
families and friends, took their din
ner and went to the hall. At noon
dinner was served to large crowd.
The afternoon was spent in singing,
playing and dancing. At night the
men went home to do their chores
while the women prepared supper.
After supper the evening was spent
in dancing until midnight A large
crowd attended and reported a good
time. This is the first Entertainment
to be given in the hall since it has
been moved and remodeled
The Newland children are very sick
with whooping cough and measles.
Wednesday night the baby was very
low but is somewhat better now. Mrs.
Spencer of Caldwell came out to nurse
them
Ernest Escott and daughter Rattle
called at the Hoadley home in Deer
Flat Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulleton and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. K. Horace were business
visitors in Caldwell Wednesday.
Ralph Spencer of the Philippine is
lands is visiting his sister, Mrs. Will
lam Newland and brother, H. C.
Spencer.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.

In the matter of the estate of Ann P.
suance to an order Of the probate court
Of the County Of Canyon. state Of Ida
A. D. 1920, in the matter Of the estate
of Ann P. Allender, deceased, 1. the
undersigned administrator. will sell ct
property, situated in the County Of
Canyon, State of Idaho. to~wit:
The lot Of GROUND bounded by the
house and out houses; also the lot en-
closing the garden and barn. with all
their SspRphrssnancss M more parsieularly
the north boundary Of the right of way
s tns nSass n Sf tSs os
limited, intersects the boundary line
20 ewsve nos ana asnse wc
(2l west Of Boise meridian. which said
point is SILT feet south Of the west
ehe aSsn south Ses sss01 minstss
said right Of way s7s.s5 feet to the
theme. S 81 asnGs nSsn nortS
south 3S2.75 feet to the north boundary
Is degrees S k minutes West e aions 10 the
1855 feet to the place Of beginning.
The sale will be made on or after the
bds wiz SfK 81 Sc rsesiveS Al Re ofee
the City of Caldwell, Canyon county.
State OF Idaho. The terms and condi-
tions of sale are as follows:
Either for cash, lawful money Of
ss IF sns e ss ssass at the stn ms
alton of the sale by the probate court.
or party for cash and party on credit,
| ten per cent go per cent? Of the bid
payable at the time of the sale. not
less than forty per cent (49 per cent?
confirmation Of the sale by the probate
court and for the balance the admins
traitor to take the purchasers note
| secured by mortgage upon the prem
ises, said note and mortgage to run
not longer than one year from the time
Of the sale and to bear interest at the
q per cent? per annum. All bids mus!
be In writing and the sale Is subject
| to the confirmation of the probate
court and the said administrator. upor
confirmation of the sale by the sale
probate court. will convey all right
Allender, deceased, at the time of hel
death. and all right, title and interes
which the said estate by operation O.
law or otherwise has acquired othe
than or in addition to that of the sal.
deceased at the time of her death OF
in and to the said premises hereinabov
Dated this goth day of December. A
d. 1920.
Administrator of the Estate of Ann
Allender, Deceased. 1851
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TEN DAVIS.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Tucker and chill
dren were Parma visitors Saturday.
Fred Spaeth, Helen and Charles
Spaeth, Pearl and Lyle Small were
Parma visitors Saturday morning.
Leta Sabin and George Tucker. STU
dents of the U. of L., came home Sat
urday morning to spend the holidays
here.
The choir met at the r. ID. Sebree
home Sunday afternoon to practice
Christmas songs.
/. ]. Durnil, H. Mclaughlin and
the Rev. Adams attended the dinner
given in the Presbyterian church in
Caldwell by the Aid there. After the
dinner they listened to lecture de-
|livered by Mr. David McConaughtey of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Evans and Cross
were Caldwell visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. L. E. Small was Caldwell
visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Viaene were
Caldwell visitors Tuesday.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NOTICE OF PROOF OF APPLICATION
OF WATER TO BENEFICIAL USE.

Notice 10 hereby given that at II a,
Caldwell, County Of Canyon, State Of
Idaho. before Frank E. Meek. notary
public. proof will be submitted Of the
tenths (0.S) cubic feet per second Of
the waters of unnamed stream, o. trlbu-
tary of Boise river in accordance with
l47s8 heretofore issued by the state
engineer of the State Of Idaho.
The name and postoffice address of
permit are Leila F. Plat, Huston. Can
yon county. Idaho.
The use to which said water has been
applied 10 irrigation and domestic uses.
The amount applied to beneficial use
10 eight ,tenthe cubic feet per second.
The place whore said water il used
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CANYON

Deral Mcneil went to Boise for a
visit of several days with relatives.
The Christmas exercises of the
Canyon Sunday school were held on
the evening of the oath. A large num-
Der of people were in attendance and
enjoyed the program. DR.. Dudley
had time for only a short talk in
which all were greatly interested. He
will come again in the near future:
There was creditable offering OF
cash and valuable clothing. 1t was
sent to Armenia orphans.
w. c. Rawn was returning home
on Tuesday evening when his steer
ing gear went wrong causing the
auto to be ditched and remain so over
night.
The three Mcneil sisters went
Thursday for New Years visit at
Boise.
Mrs. Harmon has been belfast for
few days.
La grippe has afflicted a great many
of the Canyon people during this
damp weather.
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ALIAS SUMMONS.

judicial district Of the state Of f1 idaho.
Ella hoit pi ns iHf9fn' w. e Lars Gan Isenon
iddius Larson. and Julie Larson, chill
dren Of Ole Larson deceased. II living
Richard Fiilius Holt and Benjamin
MsrrI Halt Halt children Of Isn5smn
strahorn;. Andrew whitehead il liv.
ing. and II dead. each and ali OF the
u uinknown heirs and unknown de-
living. and II dead. each and ali the
yisees Of Theodore T. Danilson; will
each and ali Of the ,n Unknown anS N 6 Seir.
and unknown devisees Of William L.
s Geaary; s Theresa Pefferie. II living
Known qhe eirs e and and all Of the
al OF the unknown owners Of any
q. and 4. Of block Al, of the town
Of Caldwell. now city, according to
the revised map thereof. now on file
9l1ice 1f th sts county recorder
DEFENDANTS; alias summons.
The state of Idaho sends greetings
Julie Larson. Childish Of t oie n.r: snd
and an of their unknown heirs e and
Hot "na M sIsha1q F an
dren of Benjamin Merrill Holt. iecesaed
b hoDsrf r. Fl i;vi Strahorrn; Andrew White:
ali Of the unknown heirs se ana e ankno aRn
De visees Of Andrew whitehead: Theo-
dore 7. Danilson, if living. and IL dead.
de vi sas u1 * Ssa nsrs ana
Danilson: William L. Geary, IL living
and II dead. each and all OF the un.
William Geary vnk TSsresa aey Pssss,; Of
i living and il dead. each and ali Of
t viseN nn X; %Sn heirs and unknown de-
and all the unknown owners Of lots
Of block forty-one (41), Of the town
revised map. thereof. now ON file in
Canyon county. State Of idaho. the Se
You are hereby notified, that a com
the district court Of the Seventh ju,
in and for the county Of Canyon, BY the
above named plaintiff, and you are
hereby directed to appear and answer
of the service Of this summons. II
served within the said judicial dis
t s5s;; and within forty days. IL served
This action is brought to quiet title
To- to lots !. 2, 3. and 4, Of block II. Of
Canyon county, State Of idaho. VI
For further particulars you are here
file In the above entitled court, a copy
of which complaint is hereto ANNEXED
and Is by reference made a part Of thif
summons.
And you are further notified tina,
| unless you so appear and answer the
| said complaint within the time hereir
ment against you as prayed in sale
| complaint.
| Witness my hand and the seal O
cember A. D.. 1920.
ROSE EDWARDS.
l STONE & JACKSON, Clerk
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ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
SURROUNDING TERRITORY

Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbilt gave a
Christmas tree Christmas eve in honor
of their children and grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Rice and family
took Christmas dinner at the Luck
Wheeler home.
Mr. and Mrs. Milliner and daugh-
ter, Nida of Caldwell and Miss Elma
Barnes and brother Charles were
Sunday dinner guests at the w. Spear
home.
Miss Irene Rose took Sunday din
ner with Marjorie Wells of California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Hoadley are
visiting with home folks this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Rose enter
tanned the following for Christmas
dinner: Mr. and Mrs. Charles HOLDEN
and family; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Brown and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Bemer and family, Clifford
Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Rose and
daughter.
The Misses Beryl and Frances
Traughber, Ethel Wright, Evelyn
Bartlett, Irene Rose, Neva Faris and
Elmer Raymond attended the junior
senior party at the Caldwell high
school Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson took Christ
mas dinner at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Root.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archellies spent Sat
urday evening at the Joe Root home
Misses Marie Pemberton and Hazel
Boggess spent Tuesday with Miss
Neva Faris.
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- . result Of the copference oe
the American Farm Bureau Fed.
Grafton held 1t Chicago recently .
committee Of ~. representing all
Che nations food producing
groups, 10 endeayoring to formu-
late . standardized cooperative
plan to knock the II. G. OF L.
Aaron Sapiro. California COOP
erative expert. gives Q few Of the
results that have been brought
about. through the American
Farm Bureau Federation. II mid
dlemon are profltsering, Sapiro
says that the remedy ID logisla-
ton which California Cooperative
Food Producer Association 10
advocating. Mr.. Sapiro 10 q 6rm
advocate OF labelling karm> pro-
auce with the price Il sold for -
4 Lett the farmer.
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GREENLEAF.

Percy Kelley of Riverside was
Greenleaf caller Thursday afternoon.
His sister Miss Hazel, returned home
with him.
Charles Beals left Wednesday
morning for La Grande, Ore, where
he will spend the Christmas vacation
with his sister, Mrs Clayton Brown.
Miss Dilla Tucker, who has been
quite i'll for some time; is able to be
around again.
Thomas Potter had the misfortune
to have a runaway the other day, the
result being that Thomas now goes
around on crutches.
Miss Renner of Caldwell is spend
ing the Christmas vacation with her
parents.
Mrs. Wade Tucker, who was called
east some time ago by the death of
her mother, returned home Thursday
morning.
Lennie Lanence of Riverside attend
ed the Christmas program here Thurs
day evening. Miss Letha Lanence
and Miss Margaret Brown returned
home with him where they will spend
their vacation.
Mrs. Ralph Roberts is teaching in
Miss Wellie Towards room while
Miss Howard is sick.
The Sunday school gave an interest
ing Christmas program at the church
Thursday evening.
Miss Florence McClung is spending
her vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie McClung of Lake
| View.
The school closed for the Christ
mas holidays Thursday evening and
will begin Monday, January 3, 1921
Mr.. and Mrs LOWE Nordyke had
as Christmas guests Mr. and Mrs
Frank Dotson and son Carol OF
Nampa, Mr.. and Mrs. Werner Dotsor
and little daughter Doris of Deer Fla,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Dotson.
Miss Wellie Howard, who has beer
very i'll with pneumonia and hear
trouble, is reported to be little BIZ
better at this writing.
Miss Helen Nordyke entertained
a few of her friends to party al
her home Christmas eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray fish, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Sam Coleman and Mr. Evans
all of Lower Deer Flat, attended thu
Christmas program here Thursda!
evening.
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NOTICE.

Haryill, who. on November Sth, 1917,
in the district court Of the Seventh
judicial district. In and for Canyon
ty Of the crime Of rape, and whe was
sentenced by the said court to ssrve q
term Of from seven to twenty years in
At Boise, Ada county. Idaho. viii make
application to the State Board Of Par
done at heir next regular msstiAGs aft =
err the legal publication of this notice.
for full and absolute pardon.
DORA sHARVILL,
l01-107p Box So. Boise.s idaho.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Joseph
G. Mitchell and Nicholas Maysonhoider
have filed petitions with the board OF
trict praying that the boundaries Of
said district be SO changed az to In
thereto, as provided by law. the lands
belonging to said petitioners. a. fol.
lows:
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NOTICE.

I, H. W. Kinney, sheriff elect Of Can
yon county. Idaho. do hereby give ne
tiee Of my intention t. apply to the
regular meeting in January. 1891. fer
the appointment of two deputies; the
assistance of two deputies being nsces-
fairs Of said office.
SS-1o7e II. W. KINNEY.
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NORTH SUNNY SLOPE.

The Christmas vacation is here
again. The school closed with nice
program. The teachers have gone
to their homes. Mr.. Lynch to Noun
tain Home, Miss Buel to Payette and
Miss Paxton in Central Cove to spend
vacation. School will begin again
January 3.
There is quite lot of measles
around the community now. Every
one who has them seems to be get
ting along nicely. :.
George Horace is visiting at his
sisters, Mrs. Lee Roby in Homedale
this week.
Christmas day the members of the
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description of the landa Irrigated,
southeast quarter of northwest Quarter
OF section II township 3, north range
4, w. B. M, Canyon county. idaho,
w. g. SWENDSEN
Commissioner of Reclamation.
103-1O8c
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IDAHO TRACTION COMPANY
Interurbap Time Table
Northern Division
Leave Caldwell for Middleton, Sta
Eagle and Boise
$50. 500, $50. $50 a. m.
1870, $3.50, $50, $50, 7:30, $50 p. IN
Southern Division
Leave Caldwell for Nampa. Meridian
and Boise
6:55, 1913, 1923 a. m.
1928, 2:23, 4:23, s:23. 6:23, 1923
1923 p. IN.
Subject to Change Without Notice
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FOR SALE+CHOICE DELICIOUS APP
pies. Phone 294-R-3, or call at my
ranch across road from Gem State
Lumber Co.. Sunny Slope. 1854
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FOR SALE-REGISTERE KOLSTEIN
bull; cash or bankable paper. Come
at once or phone DR.. J. H. Mclaughlin.
1O1-107c
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FOR SALE-BUTTER WRAPPERS
Call Tribune fofice. Phone IS. 21tfc
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MANS.
BEST ACE

A man b % old 40 his organs he
can b - vigorous and healthy at
70 % at IS II he aids his organs in
performing their functions. Keep
your vital organs healthy with
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FOR SALE-LOOSE HAY; DELIVER
ed; call 791-J. A. Witteman. 93tfc
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FOR SALE-GOOD 40 ACRES IN GEM
district. Water rent for 1921 paid.
Price $500. No improvements. Part
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Tribune. 37tfc
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wANTED-FoRDsON TRACTOR AND
Ford car; write w. ]. Windslow.
Greenleaf. 00tfc
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WANTED-CLEAN RAGS AT THE
Tribune office.
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FOR SALE-SPAN OF MARES, 8 AND
IL years old. weight 5000. Phone 81
OF call Wyckoff garage. 106p
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RADIATOR REPAIRINGETHE IDAHO
Auto Radiator works, 415 8. Kimball
pairs on broken, frozen and twisted
radiators. J-13p
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wANTED-LAuNDRY TO DO AT
Home laundry, located sos Grant st.,
phone 5ss, will call for washings. lotto
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Classified Advertisements
BRING RESULTS

payment in cash or trade for city prop
erty; balance good terms. Write p. o.
box 1922. Caldwell. Idaho. 102tfc
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STORAGE ROOM FOR RENT-IN-
quire Little's Auto Top q Trimming
Co. 0AtfC
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
SANTA CLAUS

From al indications and u0twlthslaud- ing tbc high cost of living and the change of administration, old Santa Claus is to be on.thc job again this Christmas with his pack of toys and many nice things for the children Here in the North where the children are nearer to the ancestral home of olJ man Claus, they get the first pick of an thc good things for it is here that he stops first on Christmas eve when he IS making his rounds with his Slcds and his .mklme. bcll-Iadcu reindeer.
 lie bas a soft spot in his heart for little Alaskaus. who are his ncighbors all the year round. He knows them all by name as ou bright. clear frosty nights he often bitches up his deer and makes the rounds uf tine Alaskan towns, watching the chil- drcu at play and in their homes He knows just what they wan to make a merry "miSmas. and when he loads the big sled au Christmas eye to start on his rounds. gifts for little AIasknS are right where Inc cau act his hands ou them in hurry and acv are at tine top of the load.
 No little Alaskan doubts for minute la, there is a Santa Claus, for cant thc tukc of his sleigh bells be heard on clear frosty nights and the marks of his sleigh runners bc seen i'm the snow, and dom ev- cryonc get just what they want on Christ mas cvc2 Itis only chccchakocs who doubt I...,...t..,,... ,r fla iollv od fellow. for nm Icrc we arc his ucighbOr.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
.nNEENnE EID0s. NEr0RT

Governor Bi.-, m hi, annual report. rc- I.a-.G .... week. has gone more fully into detail. os uha, Alaska needs than has amy other ra... executive of tuc territory ever dom. Eyor su-,. thing that he hos odvo- e...U Is good .,-,sHt.ou. and if everything .ha. ne asked would bc granted. we ard su-. wc vou.I have am ideal eovcumcutI
 Governor Riggs has mot been afraid to. t.u what h. thinks of bureaucratic goycm- mon. in .rcpor. ud his ruism. "lu Cm- aJa ta. founder of great new industry gets Eu.H.I. m Alaska very often m- JIoeL" Is very pt.y put. Hc also says. .Smm.rai,ts have done and are doing mor. damage a Alaska than cam ever hg mIu. unless broad policy of dcvcIop| u.rt |, undertaken which recognizes tha r-h- o. invested capital md the wcliara %. t0c individual
 Among .he prmc'pa. measures asked ur Alaska arc. Pull Territorial powers o. Iasa-.ou: enactment or tac Alaska De- v.omm BmJ bills; premium ou gold produced: transfer r. thc Territory iuris- Jf.Hu or.r fish. -am. and land fm-bem- u. animals. amendment to the oal-.casug law. transfer to tbc Territory thc met pro- rc.J~ from ... sale O. timber in Alaskan forest ru>.vcs. increased appropriations to Alaska uaU commission aud many other things
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
Cbe stroller. zII1z47.
BY
 

tho North and he win cndeavof to provide quarters for you. You can not expect to secure apartments over butcher shops 'n this country but you may possibly get them over 0sh markets And wc arc not suclcu for east, either
 Another thing. it might be wise to secure round trip tickets before leaving scatuc- -thot is. unless you dos'ro to stay hero and grow up with thc country The Stroller knows several mcsplans who camo North yclm ago and somo of whom arc yet hcrc Ono of them who is stil in Che North was found frozen Go death m front of a restaurant n Dawson ou a winter morning only a few months after his arrival Ho was in am at- uudc of application before a sign on window which read. "piaIu Soup. 5Oc With Crackers. 75c."
 This a not Intended to discourage you. but merely Co let you know Of Ono possibilities Of thc broad. white North.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10

enough power As for Che democratic party having anything to do with obstruction of federal affairs in Alaska, he is way oi again An the measures that have been good for Alaska were given to 1t since the democratic party came into power eight years ago.
 In speaking of these things of which he knows nothing about Mayor Caldwell proved himself to be just about am average member of the Alaskan "Fifth Division that is located in Seattle.