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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-16
HEIR IN ASYLUM.NoT SERVED

Action In the dual accounting Of the
S.OOOOOO estate Of Julia Butterneld was
held up Saturday at Peekskll before
Surrogate J./Southard. because notice
had not boon serted on Daniel Butter
field I'd, an heir to the estate and an
inmate In Bloomingdale Asylum, White
Plains. IL was brought out that the
executor, Albert T. Hagar Of New York
mad served notice on Mrs. Clara Mum.
ford Of New York. guardian OF Buttcr-
field "a, and that DIR. william Russell
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-16

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Superintendent or the asylum. was not
notified.
Mira Butterneid wa the widow Of
Gen. Daniel Butterncld Of the Union
Army chc diad ah0u' aiV wears ago
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-19
American Theatre
Pleases Big Crowd
Capacity Audience Sees Initial Show
At New Playhouse, Bungalow
Building Remodeled.

With a capacity audience the new
American theatre opened Saturday
evening. Special music by fine and
full orchestra added to the pleasure
of the audience.
Robert McCracken of Boise spoke
briefly as a portion OF the dedication
services for the new building which
already promises to become a mecca
for Caldwell theartre lovers.
Saturday morning, workmen began
tearing out the flooring in the old
Bungalow threatre preparatory to re-
modelling it for commercial purposes.
Such progress had been made before
Monday evening that the structure
was we'll on it's way to completion Of
the remodeling work. A partition to
divide the building was already wei
under way. Last week, even before
the last show had been given at tht
Bungalow, the Arthur street wall hat
been torn out to make way for plat
glass window. The front of the
building will also be remodeled max
ing it one of the most desirable bust
ness corners in Caldwell. A new dru,
store and a new hardware store arr
to occupy tn two rooms.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-19
County Agent Plans
To Resign Position


George Dewey. for two years county
agent OF Canyon county, will resign
his position shortly to 60 into pri-
vate business. according to an asser-
ton made by Mr.. Dewey Monday,
He expects to continue his work as
county agent until about the firs' OF
the year but is already taking steps
10 leave at that time.
I Mr.. Dewey came here about two
years ago when he succeeded r. II,
Musser as county ag.nt, the latter
taking a position at assistant county
agent leader with the extensioh de-
rartment of the University of Idaho
with headquarters at Boise. Mr.
Dewey is hard worker and. under his
direction, the Conyon county farm
bureau has enjoyed rapid growth. ~ II
in membership and scope of activities
No attempt has been made as YET
to select a successor.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-19
Attractive Windows
Greet Many Visitors
Novelties Come to Light When Local
Merchants Doll Up For Odds
n Fellows and Rebekahs.

Among the Caldwell windows dec
GRATED for the Odd Fellows and Rebck
abs are many novelties. Fruit and
other Canyon county farm products
are used in profusion for unusual and
effective displays while some business
houses have adapted their merchandise
to the end sought. Bunting and flags
are displayed everywhere the town
taking on quite a holiday appearance,
Among other windows. that Of Nit
chell-Dukes, representing an outdoot
scene is quite effective while Hay
Boone grocery has striking display
using nothing but home grown APP
pies. At least one automobile con-
Germ has effectively employed tires
to get the three-ring effect. One
other oddity that is attracting consid.
cradle interest is a display in Laugh
Inns window. A large safety bear.
the legend that it is an exact duplicate
of the first lodge pins worn by Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-19

The Caldwell football teams score
AGAINST Meridian was the largest in
the history of the state and lacked
but eighteen points of equaling the
worlds record. The second team play
ed three quarters of the game.
pense eight by twenty feet of space
will be added. we'll fitted for lunch
room. gym. work or play.
Three teachers have been out of
school last week on account of illness.
Miss Robinson. fifth grade, Linco n !;
Miss Gibson. third grade, and Mrs.
Hartenbower. third grade Lincoln.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-19
Invite Public to
Share Dedication

This week the Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs of Idaho assemble in
Caldwell to hold their annual grand
lodge meetings, and on Wednesday
afternoon the Odd Fellows home,
situated on Canyon hill, will be
dedicated.
The townspeople of Caldwell
have been so loyal, and so helpful
to the local membership in arrang-
ing to receive the visitors, and in
other ways too numerous to men,
ton, that Caldwell lodge No. 10
wishes to extend a cordial welcome
to the public generally to go to the
home building on Wednesday aft
ernoon, October 81, and witness
the dedication of the new building.
At the conclusion of the dedica-
ton ceremonies the building will
be thrown open for the inspection
of all.
The general committee extends
this invitation on behalf of the
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs oil
Caldwell, and at the same time
wishes to thank the people of Cald-
we'll for the courtesies shown, no,
only recently, but many times in
the past.
General Committee,
c. D. RUSH,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-19
WHITMAN TEAM
NOT TERRIBLE
THINKS COACH
Cornell Optimistic That
College of Idaho Foot
ball Artists Will Make
Showing Saturday.

Cornell is putting his huskies. at the
College Of Idaho through some hard
gruelling practice this week in anti
cipation of the game with Whitman
Saturday. Rain or shine, pigskin
chasers get no holiday and Cornell is
using the weather as basis for some
drill with a wet ball to be prepared
for slippery oval in the event the
weather man should decide to continue
Mondays downpour through the re-
mainder of the week.
Whitman's near victory over Wash
ington recently is now believed not so
much to have been due to Whatman's
strength as the weakness of the Sc
attic team. This dope was brought
back to Coach Carnell by Albert
Sherman who was in Seattle to see
the game and who is firmly convinced
that the local college team is capable
to give Whitman good even game
and is rather inclined to the belief
that Cornell's cohorts will surprise
the Missionaries when his team tan
giles with them.
Men Working Hard.
Every man on Cornell's team is
working hard in preparation for this
game which is frankly conceded to be
the biggest athletic event that the Col
lege of Idaho has ever staged in Cald-
we'll. Cornell is working hard with his
line again this week, believing that his
backfield is capable of as good an Of
fence. As Whitman backs viii show
but fearing that his line will be too
weak to do their share.
Preparedness is half the battle,
thinks Cornell, so he has acquired for
himself full information on the Whit
man plays and is working hard &c
build up strong defense against
everyone of them.
Indications point to recordbreak.
ing attendance at this game. Interest
has been at high pitch in Caldwell
for some time in anticipation of this
game and neighboring towns are ex'
pected to send large delegations te
take in the game.
Cornell has given no inkling of hi.
probable choice for the first lineup
He is trying to gather combination
Of ability which will show every pos
sible poundage that he can get to
gether. particularly in the line. SOM
surprises may be sprung when thu
first team takes the field Saturday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-19
BELIEVE TEAM
BROKE WORLDS
SCORE RECORD
Caldwell Shows Merid-
ian Under With 189
Counts in Football
Game Here Saturday.

All records for football scores in
regular interscholastic games are be-
lieved to have been broken here Sat-
urday when the Caldwell team amass-
ed at least 1874 points against Meridian.
The score might have been larger.
No one seems to know exactly what
it was. A touchdown every two min
utes with an average to three down
to take the ball from the kickoff to
the goal line just about tells the
tale.
After the first team had run up
II points in the first quarter, Coach
Anse Cornell sent the whole gang
home and then sent in his SECOND
team. Even then the game was moth.
ing but a foot race and Cornell gave
every reserve who was in playing
togs chance to demonstrate what h
could do. For all practical purposes
lit didn't make much difference whe
was playing against Meridian sine
Meridian had nobody who could stol
any local player who happened to b.
carrying the ball.
In many respects, the game was I
novelty and the good sized crowd re
manned almost intact through the en-
tire contest. Peter Kim, member o
the junior high school and midget ii
football toys, pleased the crowd witt
his aggressive work, particularly OF
blocking husky opponents. He mar
rowly missed scoring touchdown
when he was downed on the two var
line after mailing spectacular forwar'
pass.
Caldwell scored on the first dow
after the kickoff on long and success
full pass to WEIGH. Touchdown fror
that time on came almost at will unit
there were few among the spectator
who had any idea Of the score.
Meridian never came close to cross
ing Caldwell's goal, losing the ba
almost as soon as il came into he
possession which it did only at infre
quent intervals.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-19
Caldwell Team Has
Edge on Opponents
High School Football Aggregation
Evidently Has Clean Sailing
Ahead to Championship.

On the basis of comparative scores,
C@dwell's high school football team
already has a clean field ahead for
the championship of southwestern
Idaho. Last Saturdays results tell
the tale. Weiser Institute fell heir to
$40 drubbing from Boise high but
Caldwell had already walroped the
same team by 40 score which indi-
Gates that Cadlwell's team has . con.
siderable margin over the Capital City
aggregation. Il h )
Nampa, looked upon all season as
the hardest nut Caldwell will have to
crack, is evidently the only team tina,
is likely to give Caldwell real run
for their money. Last Saturday
Nampa nosed out 20 victory owe,
Baker on the iatter's home grounds
and clearly, demonstrated that pre-
season predictions were based on fact
But Caldwell the week previous hand
cd Baker a l7-7 trouncing and Bakers
one touchdown came in the nature
Of . gift sAs
Payette. Weiser and Ontario are al
ready practically relegated to thu
league where they battle for cellar
championships with Caldwell. Namp'
and Boise clearly leading the field II
the order named. Nampa and Cald
well should provide game here OF
Turkey Day that will be only secon,
to the coming Whitman game in at
Effectiveness To- home fans.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-19
d. A. r. Mark Old
Oregon Trail Today
Local Chapter VIII Place Bronze
Marker on New Homedale Bridge
With Fitting Ceremonies.

Members of the Caldwell D. A. r.
will go to Homedale today to place
a bronze tablet on the new, Homedale
bridge across Snake river. The tab
let is to mark the old Oregon trail.
Miles Cannon, who is regarded as
an authority on early Idaho history
will speak on the history of the Ore
gon trail.
This service will be held at IL
o'clock this morning while the after
noon and evening will be devoted to
dedication services and general cele.
bration marking the completion OF the
bridge. Governor D. w. Davis will
give one Of the few addresses he will
made in southern Idaho this month al
Homedale on this occasion. The pro
gram for the d. A. R. ceremonies is
a. follows:
Invocation--Dr. w. ]. Boone, hon.
orary chaplain.
History surrounding the Oregon
Trail.-Miles Cannon.
"Idaho"-Mrs. Paul Case.
Presentation of the bronze marker
Mrs. o. L. Neal, regent.
Response-William Hall.
Bugle Salute. ITO The Colors."
dwelling of the marker-Bett,
Case. Virginia Miller, Nathelle Hart
ley, Benney Holt. Teddy Trueblood.
Salute to the flag.-All.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-19

The contest now in it's second period and the time is
approaching when of the candidates bound to pull
from the balance of the bunch The who ahead
those who show the greatest industry and pep In order
to be winner at anything must have industry and pep
Nothing to the waiter but disappointment and os
but those who work hard there shining goal of
at the end of the route Are Of those who will attain
that shining goal SUGGEST
We have said much about the prizes this contest
other than the Overland but intend to tell you little
about the third prize at this time
The third prize is unlimited in the idaho COM
merca College, in Boise This inclusive of books and sup
plies This is in opinion of the most valuable prizes
the entire list The winner of this prize will have oppor
uny to get business education in Of the best colleges
Of its kind the Prof educational nsti
tuition of which the entire state of Idaho should be proud
Business firms throughout the state have to realize that
graduate of the Idaho Commercial College competent
employe.
Now this is indeed reward worth working for. It
to the possession of something that will be with her
long she lives There is nothing valuable
education 1t the doors to and to Independence
equips with feeling of comprehensive knowledge that
whatever the problems Of life may be- is able to cope with
The second prize trip to Pasadena CalifIs there any
thing broadening than travei 1t is in itself liberal
education.
The Community Silver Set-Here is real practical prize
Something that be proud ofworh having; worth
keeping.
The Camera-The greatest most permanent Of
joys the photograph In the 5th prize in The Tribune
Contest there that will make nearly perfect photo
graphic records be made.
The Wrist WachA time piece that made to really keep
time toy but real time piece that be depended
upon $50
Now during this period there opportunity for you
to make safe the want to wnHowever whichever
one it is that you be that is we'll worth working for
There cheap offered Now YOU get busy during
this period when the big $4,000 extra offer is being
and get safe lead.
Don't forget there is special prize be awarded Thurs
day. To each of the two candidates who turn in the
subscription from the time of their entry into the
up to and including Thursday Oct 81 will give of
white handled steak knives These knives designed
make them hanonize with any set of verware They
the best and feel that the who
win will be well pleased with their prize.
Now all we can in advisory way is work-work
you have worked before Do not waste Use
every possible argument to get subs Spend every moment
possibly after them That is the way to be winner
If you ose you and alone viii the blame the
candidate who works the hardest will be the winner
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-19

All day sunday, special cars and
every train brought into Caldwell
delegates fro mall corners Of
Idaho. Lodges from every sec
ton of the state are represented,
most of them having delegations
far in excess Of the normal rep
resentation At Gsand Lodge gath
In spite Of the influx Of all Of these
outside people, SO carefully had plans
been laid that everything, from the
arrival of the first group. has gone
ahead strictly on schedule and like q
we'll oiled, we'll groomed piece Of ma
chinery. Owing to the careful pre-
parations made by the housing COM
mittee. ample room has been provided
for any number Of guests who can
reasonably be expected to come dur
ing the remainder Of the week. Those
alreday here have been well cared for
thus far, while, restaurants Monday
were pretty badly crowded, no great
difficulty was experienced providing
for the crowd and it sbelieved that
with the aid of church dinners. and
luncheons every day during the Grand
Lodge gathering that no difficulty
will be experienced.
Monday was devoted largely to
lodge work. Owing to the Indictment
weather. there was little Of, interest
to those outside the lodge. Plenty 81
automobiles were availabl to take any.
one who chose to make the trips
throughout the surrounding territor,
but q continued downpour of rain dur.
ing the entire dap put damper or
these excursions. Many could not re-
sist the temptation to look over tn,
new building and spent idle hour Mon
day at the beautiful home on Canyon
Hill.
From the public. standpoint, Wed
nesday is the big day Of the Gran,
Lodge gathering. II i upon thi, da,
that the new home will be dedicate,
with fitting ceremonies. An invita-
ton has been extended to the genera
public to attend these services an,
the building will be thrown open 70
inspection. Immediately after.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-19
HUNDREDS Of VISITORS ARE IN
CALDWELL THIS WEEKF0R GRAND
ENCAMPM[NT OF TWO b|GL0DGES
Rebelahs and Odd Fellows From Every Section of
State Gather Here for Grand Lodge Meeting
and to Dedicate New State l. o. o.
F. State Home Wednesday.

Caldwell is host this week to hundreds of Odd Fellows and
Rebekas from section Of Idaho who here attend
the grand lodge gathering and and assist the
dedication Of the state O. O. F. home Canyon Hi
recently completed at a cost Of about $4,000.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-19

A gym matt for the high school and
one for each grade building was re-
ceived last week. Physical Director
LcTendre. will have boys tumbling
class in each school. At present the
physical measurements of every boy
in the school are being taken and re-
corded.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Kay
and their daughter. Winifred. motored
to Payette Sunday where they spent
the day visiting with friends and rela-
tives.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-19

Harry Pinson left Saturday even
ing for Acondis. WASH. where he will
visit his sister. From Acondis he will
60 to Ashland where his mother re-
sides. to spend some time with her
before returning to Caldwell.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-19
SCHOOL NOTES

Z 4 Z 4 = z , y Z = 4 4 = 4 = =
The students from the Lake Low
ell section now have four twenty car
which is a great help.
The Building Committee of the
Board of Trustees of the Caldwell
schools. Mrs. Dan Ruby and Mrs.
Steunenberg and w. c. Maxey, in
vestigated some changes recommended
by superintendent Rae in the Van Blu
rem school base and decided to have
the work done at once. At small ex-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Sutherland left
Sunday evening for California where
they will spend the winter.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-19

Ward Daggett has been appointed
to the fire department to fill the po-
sltion left vacant by Ray Beckstead.
The appointment is considered to be
temporary.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-25

This is straight fronl-the- Clearance Of
Mems Suits and Oyercoats Prices determined with
only one idea--moving merchandise quickly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-25
We've Marked
Them
One-HaIf Price

which tremendous loss to us, but its great
saving for you.
Take advantage of this great offer You'll not be
able to buy suit or overcoa 50 cheapy again soon
if ever
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-15

The FIRST United States mint was
established April .. 1892
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-15
Little Mrs. Unhabby,S Nerves
By Winifred Black

body else, and go away-far. far
away. and leave her and the children
alone.
Poor thing-I wonder IL she real
ICES how many hundred Of thou
sands Of women there are in the
world who would give ten years Of
their lives to exchange places with
her.
How grateful they would be for
shelter and protection, for a pair Of
broad shoulders between them and
the world, for love and tenderness,
for devotion and fidelity-for a
home and the comfort Of Il, for
children and the love OF them, for
peace of mind and generous, IN
worried plenty.
Only DisOrdered Nerves.
II her husband should fail in
business and lose his position and
his money. and she had to do all the
housework and the cooking. and the
mending and the making of little
trousers and the binding up Of lit
tie bruises-and if she had TO worry
and skimp and save for just a few
what on earth was the matter with
her when she thought she couldn't
live with her husband another
minute"
Poor, little thing she doesn't
really hate her husband at all-she's
just young, that's all, and tired.
Let's see
Married six years and three child
ren-if 1 were that little woman's
mother. I'd take her to my good,
sensible. practical family physician,
and I'd have him have a talk with
her and with her husband, and I'd
go over and take care of the child
rem for her, and send her away for
two or three months-down South
or out West, and let her be alone
among strangers for a while, and
get time to think and think and
time to recover her strength and
! time TO rest her tired nerves, and
time to find out that the world
would be an awful lonesome fore
I lorn place, without dear old John
after all.
Nerves-that's all. Just disor-
! dered nerves.
1 hope they won't let nerves break
up the lives Of those two well-mean-
ing people and throw a blight upon
those three little curly-headed boys
don't you?
Copyright, 1920