The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-11
Visitors Assured Royal Welcome
Through Arrangements Per-
fected for Entertainment;
Those Who Will Be Here

With the Ariel quartet. six piece
jazz orchestra and Una-phone, 90
representative Salt Lake business men
will be in Caldwell this morning at
ll:O o'clock for a two hour stay.
These instruments of entertainment
are for any use which the public may
require of them and Caldwell organ
izations are asked to call upon anyone
of them for frequent demonstrations.
According to information given in ad-
vance. the Una-phone is in class by
itself and needs no explanation. 1t
speaks for itself.
Because of the conflict with the cir
Gus parade this morning, some diff
Guilty has been experienced in arrang-
ing for the Salt Lake visitors. Monday
efforts were being made to arrange
for postponing the circus parade for
short time while the Salt Lake
boosters were given an opportunity
to present their program. If this ar
rangement can be made. short pro-
gram will be given in front of the
First National bank Immediately af-
ter the arrival of the booster train. A
piano, contributed by the Kellerman
Piano company. will be placed on a
truck in front of the bank building
and used in conjunction with the Salt
Lake orchestra. The Mcclellan Mo-
tor company has assumed the respon-
sibility of hauling the Una-phone
wherever it is determined to allow
that instrument to wall its way. T.
A. Walters will give a short address
of welcome for Caldwen
Further arrangements for the enter
tainment of the visitors will deter
mine upon their wishes. Members of
the Commercial club charged with
providing for the entertainment OF
Salt Lake visitors include:
]. H. Forbes, w. H. Blunt, T. NJ
Nichol Walter Griffiths, w. T. Kim
brough, c. B, Mcclellan, A. L. Hyde,
c. ]. Shorb, E T. Thompson, M. S.
Sandmeyer, w. G.. Cowden, f. A.
Wheeler, A. L. Murphy.
Those who make up the Salt Lake
party and the firms which they rep
resent are as follows:
Fred w. Alkire, president Alkire-
Smith Auto Company; J. Frank AL
lerd of Nelson-Allerd-B Beckett Co.,;
James Astle, secretary, Utah-Idaho
Wholesale Grocers association; A. A.
Beesley, manager, Beesley Music Co.
Fred A. Besley, directory Beesley
Music Co.; w. T. Benson, president
Utah Lithographing Co.; E. A. Der.
ing, assistant cashier, Walker Bros
Bank; Finly G Brooks of Inland
Crystal Salt Co.; A. Browning, presi-
dent, Browning Auto Co.; E. Q. Can.
non, president, Salt Lake Stamp Co.
George J. Cannon, secretary and
treasurer, Heber J. Grant Co.; w
E. Coulam of Halloran-J Judge Trust
Co.; J. J. Craron, sales agent, Color
ado Fuel & Iron Company; w c
Davidson of Davidson-Lake Tea 8
Coffee Co.; ]. S. Farley, executive
secretary, Utah Manufacturers Assn.
A. E. Eberhardt, secretary-treasurer
Salt Lake Mattress & Mfg Co.; F
H. Ebert, cashier, The Barrett Com
pany; c. A. Faus, vice president ant
manager, Smith Faus Drug Co.; R. 5
Folland, secretary, Capital Electric
Company; w. F. Ford, branch man.
ager, Randall Dodd Auto Company
Lester D. Freed, president. Freee
Furniture Co.; F. L. Gardner of Kisel
Alderman, Gardner Co.; P. c. Gill
secretary, Strevill- Paterson Hardwar,
Co.; NJ. J. Greenwood, sales manager
Utah Oil Refining Co.; L. B. Hamp
ton, manager, Crane Co.; Plumbins
; Supplies; E. ]. Hansen, genera
agent, freight department. Unior
Pacific System; Fred B. Hitchings
travelling representative. Western
Newspaper Union; f. R. Hunt o
Utah Fuel Company; Charles H
Hyde, manager job department, De
eret News; Jack Hyde, special repre-
sentative, Mountain States Telephon
& Telegraph Company; ]. E. Jones
manager, Western Newspaper, I'm
ion; James M. Kirkham of "Utal
Farmer; w. G. Lambert of LANDER
Paper Company; Walter ]. Lewis
manager home publications, Desere