The Caldwell tribune., 1922-02-03

I9ng 1t really is can only be matter
ol conjecture. Sebree, who has made
natural history study, named the
creature an idoycrasdampyt
Attldavts of the above can be oh
tanned at The Tribune for the trifling
sum of 50 cents each.
another saloon was opened in Cald-
well last week, called the Colorado
saloon. This makes five.
CLUE
LOST-Somewhere between Boise
and Nampa, Jake Horn editor of the
Nampa Leader When last seen he
was lodging a wrathful reader who
was hunting for him with blood in
his eye and thirsty longing for gore.
The aforesaid reader has divorce suit
in the court and Mr.. Horn gave a
version of the matter in the Leader
that did not please the suiter for legis-
lative felicity. Consequently he load
ed his gun and started on the war
path. Any information regarding his
whereabouts will be greatly appre-
ciated by R. w. Purdum of Nampa
who will give handsome reward to
learn of his safety.
|. N. B. 1t might be we'll to scrutinize
all scalps which searchers run across.
The one that Horn wore, when last
seen, was rather dark, trimmed some
what short and worn in the "a la
porcupine" style, each individual hair
standing erect on its own merits and
aloof from all others. This condition
is not natural and experts say that it
was due in great measure to fear but
experts say that if removed in that
condition the distinguishing features
will still remain.
| Editors note. A poor, wearv-look-
ing. hungry tramp approached Mar
shall Galloway the other day and
begged to be locked in the city jail
for two weeks, on bread and water
The marshall denied the request and
escorted him over the railroad bridge
and then left him, with the cheerful
information that if he followed the
railroad track, he would eventually
reach Payette. The Tribune detective
has been at work and is now con-
vinced that the unfortunate parsonage
was none other than Jake Horn in
disguise, still lodging the vengeance
of the irate husband We trust the
Payette Independent will look for the
strawberry mark before turning away
the tourist.
An advertising clock has beer
placed in the depot which is quite g
novelty. Advertising of all kinds i:
good but it looks to The Tribune as
though business men do not alway:
figure those things from the righ
standpoint. How many people go te
the depot in the course of year? How
many of those who do will notice tina
clock? We will venture the assertion
that this notice in The Tribune calling
your attention to the matter will at
tract more people than the clock it
self would in 40 wears.
1t is late to talk about New Year
, but it is never too late to tell abou
the glorious serenades enjoyed b.
|, ievery family in Caldwell New Year
morning. There are noises and noise
and copyrighted Some people VIII
article, have an idea that band o
But coyotes are not in it, and neithe
ones.
"The Idaho Commercial" is tn
! name of new paper that is shortl
to be launched on the stormy seas q
Payette. 1t will be issued sem
monthly and will in no wise be locs
paper but be devoted strictly to tn
;, industrial interests of Idaho. A. E
= Gipson, a writer of experience an
. pronounced ability, win be editor an
manager.
y Last Wednesday, the outgoing stae
: driver found the frozen body. of
i nan on the Reynolds Creek SUNNI
u and word was te1ephoned here frol
y Bonneville. DIR. Ricnter,.t corone
;, left Immediately and the body W;
= brought into town that evening aft'
= considerable hard work. The remain
proved to be one Charles Stafford WI
has been in De Lamar the past fal
"a His wife, who lives at Gem in Il
10 northern part of the state, had Sc
!, him money to return home and
i had started for 'the railroad on TO
- Tuesday. Two or three persol
:. passed him on the road and he seem'
II to be all right. To one party he cor
~ a., planned of feeling weak and was a
II vised to return with them to Bonn
as vile. but he declined. The body W
= found only few hundred yards fro
70 where this last conversation was he'
80 The snow was tramped down ka
~ lwhere he was found. Twenty-fi
a dollars was found on his persons.
80 H.. N. Maxey took charge OF I
49, Commercial hotel last Monday NOR
~ ling and intends to give the house
:, reputation second TO none on I
- Short Line. Mr. Maxey will ma
al an ideal host courteous, gentleman
"a and full OF business, II is safe to $
,s THAT all guests at the Commercial "
i be well cared for.
wr p. A, Devers was in town last Mo
i. day, so we learn from the hotel reg
T rt ter We did not hear him. VII
y" leads us 10 believe that he left
,y- horse laugh at home.