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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-05-22
SUNDAY SCHOOL
. CONVENTION To
ATTRACT MANY
Five Hundred Workers
Expected Here Today
Parade at Noon Fea-
ture for Tuesday.

Five hundred Sunday school work
ers are to be in Caldwell today at
tending the state Sunday school con-
vention. One of the features of to-
days program that is expected to
arouse considerable public interest is
the parade that will form at the city
hall and terminate at Memorial Park
where luncheon will be served.
The complete program for today
and Wednesday is as follows:
Tuesday A. NJ, May u.
Rev Claton S. Rice, Presiding
900 Devotional, Rev. w. T. Spriggs.
$50 The County s. s. in Practice.
Rev. L. A. Wells, Greenleaf.
1000 Worship in the Sunday School.
Rev. G. w. Comm. Nampa.
1880 The Church "a Recruiting
Ground for the Sunday School.
Rev. w. NJ. Ewing. Boise.
HOO Missions in the S. s., Doctor
Price
IL 80 The S. s. Teacher. II. H. Holm
= berg. Pocatello.
Afternoon Session
A. L. Freehafer. Presiding
200 Devotional, C. NJ. Knight.
2:20 Religious Education of the Child
No 2, Prof Locker
500 Leadership Training at Summer
Assemblies. Rev. E. NJ. Keeler.
Enumclaw. Wash.
Conferences
Adult, Prof Locker.
Missions, Dr. Price
Young People, F.. NJ. KeeIer.
Children. Mrs. Hook and Miss
Parker.
Tuesday Evening
Worlds Sunday School Night, w. S.
F. Bruce. Presiding
7:30 Devotional. Rev J. R. Welch.
800 What is the Religious Education
Council and How it Operates in
Idaho Prof. Locker
$50 Illustrated lecture on the Bible
School in Other Lands, Doctor
Price. Asst Secretary Of the
Worlds s. s. Assn, New York.
Wednesday A. NJ, May 20
Rev. B. G.. Hankins, Presiding
900 Devotional, Rev w. P. Jay.
$50 Putting the Bible in the Bible
School, Rev Fl. E. Move. Pay
ette.
1000 Making the Old Testament In
teresting, Rev. J. E. Ingham.
Grandview
1890 Weekly Bible Instruction. Rev
A. L. Black, Boise.
II 90 Daily Vacation Schools, Rev. ].
H. Baird, Boise
IL 80 The Personal Responsibility OF
the Teacher, Dean Paul Roberts.
Boise.
During noon hour the Executive
Board will meet.
Afternoon Session.
Rev. J. NJ. Root, Presiding
100 Devotional. Rev. H. w. Parker.
2:20 Religious Education of the
Child, No. 3. Prof. Locker.
LOO The Misunderstood Child. Miss
Georgia Parker, Portland. Ore.
Conferences
Administration and Adult led by
Prof. Locker.
Missions, DR.. s. d. Price.
Young People, E. M. Keeler.
Children's Division, Mrs. ]. o..
Hook and Miss Parker.
Wednesday Evening
H. c. Baldridge. Presiding
7 80 Devotional, Fred Evans.
800 Religious Education of the Child
No. 4, Prof Locker.
8 40 Go Forward, z. NJ. Keeler.
NyNyNn EHN yUEEX
Decorah public opinion., 1923-02-07
Three Fire Alarms.

The old saying that one fire alarm,
generally calls for three in close
succession generally proves true, as
the department was called out three
times the past few days, burning
chimneys being the cause for all
three alarms.
The fire department was called to
the o. o. ElingSon residence on
East Water street at nine o'clock
last Friday night, a chimney burn
ing out being the cause of the
alarm.
Monday evening about five min
utes to six The firemen were called
to the residence of Mrs. Ella Mar
low Hicks near the fair grounds,
where a chimney was burning out,
Sparks ignited the roof and spacc
of about four feet square was burn
ed.
Yesterday Tuesday morning az
1880, the department was called tc
the Jacob Schlitter residence in the
south part of the city to subdue :
burning chimney.
Decorah public opinion., 1923-02-07
There is Something Wrong With
The Law

The recent murder trial at Charles
City has developed some angles that
appear to be entirely new in
the matter of criminal trials in Iowa.
When the jury was ready to bring in
a verdict in the murder trial it was
necessary to'delay their report for al
most half an hour while the defend
ant in the case was located and
brought to the court house to hear
the verdist that sends him to the
penitentiary to serve out a life SEN
tence for the murder of Irene Van
Brocklin. When in the annals or
Iowa criminal history has. such a
procedure been known? Convicted
once Of murder in the first degree
with a jury recommendation of life
sentence, released on bail and at the
time of the iury's verdict was at
liberty on bail. If the laws of Iowa
are such that an indictment charg-
Ing first degree murder is to be q
bai'lb'a Fense, then the present ses,
sioa Of Iowa Legislature should
correct the law during the present
session. Convicted once, new trial
granted, writ of habeas corpus is.
ST. allowing bail, and practically q
f. man up to the very minute the
jun re urned with the verdict OF
murder in the first degree, recon,
mending ife imprisonment. There
Is Srmcthing wrong with the law il
tlis Is permitted and it should be
hastily oorected.-Waukon Repub-
ii-an Il Standard.
Decorah public opinion., 1923-02-07
NOTICE.

In accordance with a resolution
passed at meeting Of the Winnie
shiek County Bankers Association,
the banks of Wiuneshiek County will
not open for business on legal hol-
idays. There are two legal holidays
in February, Lincoln's Birthday, Feb
ruary y, and Washington's Birth
day February %.
We are giving this notice carry
80 that customers will not be ineon-
venienced and can make their plans
accordingly.
Winneshiek County Bankers Ass
By r. Algyer, President
A. S. Anderson, Sec'y
Decorah public opinion., 1923-02-07
Where Porter steak" Started

Sandusky, Ohio-The hotel for
which your Porter House steak was
named is being razed.
Built in 1917, the Porter House,
considering its size and accommoda-
ton is said to be unrivaled in the
midwest for picturesque historical
background
Charles Dickens, who visited it in
1S47, is credited with giving the
hotel its first flush of fame. Dickens
was so pleased with steak served
him in the little dining room, that,
when in Buffalo a few days later, he
asked for a steak, like they serve
at the Porter House in Sandusky.'
The English author spread the fame
of the Porter House steak through
out the country by dwelling on its
deliciousness in many American ad-
dresses.
Soon afterward leading cafes and
hotels announced Porter House"
steaks. 1t is not known whether any
one ever actualy took the trouble to
get the cooking formula from the
Porter House chef. 1t is said there
that chefs merely started calling
their best steaks Porter House"
/ The old hotel, declared a menacs
by the state fire marshal, has had &
half dozen names during its lifetime
but there are still a few resident:
of Sandusky who remember it as the
Porter HOuse.-United Press.
Decorah public opinion., 1923-02-07
OFFICIAL NOTICE
Before the Board of Railroad Com
missioners of the State of
Iowa.
To the Citizens Of Allamakee ant
Minneshiek Counties:

To the Citizens of Allamakee and
Winneshiek Counties:
Notice is hereby given that a pet
ition for a franhcise to erect, use
and maintain poles, wires, guywires,
towers, fixtures and other necessary
, construction for the purpose of con-
, ducting electricity for lighting, pow
er and heating purposes, has been
filed BY the Interstate Power Com
pany. McGregor. Iowa, in the office
OF the Board of Railroad Commits
, siOners of the State of Iowa; that
said petition asks the right to con-
scruct and maintain said electric
transmission line over, along and
across the following described pub
lie lands, highways, streams and
private lands:
Beginning at a point on the east
coropate limits of the town of OsSian,
WiuneShiek county, Iowa where said
corporate limits Is intersected by an
irregular higlrray extending in a
northwesterly and southeasterly di-
rection in the southeast quarter of
Section eleven iD, Township nine
ty-siX (96) north, range eight (S)
west of the fifth (5) P. NJ, thence
southeasterIy in the north and east
margins of. said irregular highway,
! a distance of approximately one
half (l2) of mile, to a point where
said highway intersects the south
section line of said Section eleven
(1D; thence easterly in the south
margin of said highway, a distance
! of approximately one-fourth "a of
a mile TO the place where said high
way iogs south about one-tenth
(l-1O) of a mile east of the north
west corner of Section thirteen OBJ
said township and range; thence
crossing said highway and continu-
ing easterly and southeasterly in the
north and east margins thereof,
through said section thirteen (13),
distance of approximately one ID
mile, TO the place where said high
way turns northeasterly and crosses
the tracks of the Chicago, Milwau-
kee e. St. Paul Railway Company
and the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railway Company near the
east section line of said section
thirteen (13); thence southeasterly
over private right of way parallel to
and abutting upon the southwest
chit of way line Of the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Railway Com
pany as il Is now located in said
section thirteen (13) and sections
J eighteen (lS) and nineteen (l9,
township ninety-six (96) north, range
seven (D west of the fifth (5) T.
NJ, a distance Of approximately one
I1I mile to the intersection Of said
7 private right of way with a high
: way approximately along the north
and south center line of the north
half OF said section nineteen (19)
thence south in the west margin OF
/. the last named highway to a point
where said highway turns south,
ea5.erly in the northeast quarter OF
: said section nineteen Q9); thence
southeasterly in the north margin o.
the last named highway. distance
OF approximately one Cd mile, u
a point where the last named high
way is intersected by highway ap
proximately along the north ant
south center line Of the south haI
Of section twenty t2o), Of the las
named township and range; tnenc'
crossing said diagonal highway an'
Decorah public opinion., 1923-02-07
Blue Book Nearing Completion

The 1923 Blue Book, which is be-
ing put out by the Junior and Senior
classes, is rapidly nearing compile
ton. 1t promises to be of fine quail
ity and has characteristics which
are unique in High School ANIMALS.
The subscribtion list for the fac
ulty and students registers practicl-
ly 100 per cent. During this week,
the friends of the school will be
given an opportunity to- subscribe
for the annual. If you have not
been solicited, send soc to Otto Sheel
business manager for the annual
The balance will be due May l al
the date of publication. Subscribe
now. The edition is limited.
Decorah public opinion., 1923-02-07

continuing southeasterly in the south
margin thereof a distance of ap-
proXimately one-fouIth (A) of a
mile to the west corporate limits of
the town of Castalia, Winneshiek
County, Iowa.
Beginning at point on the east
corporate limits Of the town of Cas-
talia, Winneshiek county, Iowa,
where said corporate limits is inter
sected by a highway approximately
along the, east and west center line
of the east half of section twenty
seven (27, township ninety-six
(96) north, range seven ca west OF
the fifth (5) P. NJ, thence east in
the north margin of said highway
a distance of approximately three,
fourths (&) of mile to the place
where said highway turns southeast
erly in the west half of Sector
twenty-six (26), said township ant
Decorah public opinion., 1923-02-07
Popular Young Couple Married

The marriage of Mr.. James H.
Courtney to Miss Katharine Stella
Carolan wa solemnized at st. Brid-
gets Catholic church in Bluffton
Wednesday morning, Jan. "a. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
F2thssa.r Herbels. The attendants were
Cathaf1ea Courtney, sister of the
groom, bridesmaid, and Mr.. Steve
Caroian, brother of the bride was
best man. The bride is a daughter
ofsMr. and Mrs. Thos Carolan, of
Rsffton, and is one of the highly
- .eemed and popular young women
stf that community, who has a host
of friends. The groom is a son of
Michael Courtney, and is one of
Bluffton townships best young men,
and his friends are legion. The
happy young couple will make their
home on a farm in BlufftOn town
ship, and their many friends Join
with US in extending congratula-
tions and best wishes.
Decorah public opinion., 1923-02-07

range, thence continuing along said
highway in the northerly margin
thereof in a general southeasterly
direction through the south half of
said Section twenty-six (26), the
south half of section twenty-five
(25), said Township and Range, the
southwest quarter of the SOUTH
west quarter of Section thirty
(30), township ninety-six 1861 month,
range six (6) west of the fifth (5)
p. NJ, and Sections thirty-one (3D
and thirty-two 1922, of the last nam
ed Township and Range, distance
of approximately three and one-half
(312) miles to the place where sale
highway crosses the tracks of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail-
way Company in the southwest quar-
5er of said Section thirty-two (32) I;
hence east over private right of
way parallel to and abutting upon
Decorah public opinion., 1923-02-07

the north right of way line of said
railway company, a distance eof ap-
proximately one-fourth Ia of a
mile TO the west corporate limits of
the town of Postville, Allamakee
County, Iowa.
The Board of Railroad Commits
sioners has fixed the twentieth (20)
dav of February, nineteen hundred
twenty-three (l923), two (2) o'clock
P. NJ. in its office at Des Moines,
Iowa, as time and place for hearing
said petition.
Dated at DeS Moines, Iowa, this
second (2) day of February, nineteen
hundred twenty-three 1929.
BOARD OF RAILROAD COM
MISSIONERS OF THE
STATE OF IOWA.
Attest:
Geo. L. McCaughan,
Secretary. 6-tf.
Decorah public opinion., 1923-02-07

This office prints tags, cards,
blanks, folders, dodgers, receipts,
envelopes, statements, bill heads, in !
yitations, wedding announcements,
packet heads, letter heads, auction
bills, catalogues or anything else you
may need.
Decorah public opinion., 1923-02-07
f. y, T.. l.. Church.

Norwegian Services at 1880. Sum
day School at $50. Luther League
devotional meeting) at $50.
Young Ladies Society meets Friday
evening at 500, Hostesses are Miss
es Cora Tokvam and Ruth Woldum.
LIB. Torrison, Pastor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
MAJESTIC.

The Majestic theater's vaudeville
bill, which opens for five days with
Sundays matinee, contains two head
line attractions in the team of CATH
son Jones and Elsie Elliott and Nor
ton and Glass.
Paul Morton will be remembered
as one of The Original Four Mortons.
The combination which he has made
with Naomi Glass should add further
laurels TO the name. Their presenta-
ton is combination of song, dance
and patter entitled April"
Gattison Jones and Elsie Elliott,
with the assistance of an aggregation
of California college men united in
Hal Fishers orchestra. will offer a
song and dance combination which has
created a sensation in vaudeville
houses where shown this seasoI..
"Milady's Busy Day." a sStire on
the eternal feminine, is Ethel MELON.
oughs contribution. She nokes a
string Of hearty fun Mt the worAan
who is eternally busy doing absolutely
nothing and without time for doing
ANYTHING that would count.
Swbr and Conroy represen. n com.
binStion made up from the .alyes OF
two famous blackfaee teams. Swor
Brothers and Conroy and Lemaire
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At the Theaters

five loves, one pure and honorable,
another prompted by selfishness and
ambition third, fatherly affection
fourth, hopeless infatuation, and
the fifth akin to worship of a dog
for its master. All in all, motion
picture that awakens the echoes of
its fame as a novel and unprecedent-
ed success of a novel.
A sinister Sinking figure is Sven
gall, as played by Arthur Edmund
Carewe, who has gained much fame
for his Characterization of the famous
fiction figure who, with his hypnotic
powers completely dominates and con-
trolls Trilby, CT whom he would make
the most renowned singer of the
world.
Carewe's "Svengali" is eaualled
only by the superb portrayal of Trilby
by Mile. Lafayette, though in Justice
to others of the cast it must be said
that Creighton Hale, Wilfred Lucas.
Philo Mccullough and Francis Mac
Donald in principal roles give excel
lent performances.
Helpful Hogan" is the title of a
fast, poppy comedy of extraordinary
worth, featuring Charles Murray. The
program also includes a Pathe Re
view and the Rialto News.
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PRINCESS.

Viola Dana is appearing in "Rouged
Lips" ut the Princess the first four
days of this week. 1t is q picturiza-
ton of Rita Weiman's story call Up
stage" which appeared formerly in
the Saturday Evening Pest. 1t is n
disclosure Of life behind the stage
curtain. story of stage people. 1t
was directed by Harold Shaw from
scenario by Thomas J. Hopkins and
ably photographed by John Arnold.
Little Norah one of the devils
chorus of "thirty under twenty. -
meets her Prince Charming, Jimmy.
who wants to marry her. He tells
his father, who Scorns the idea of his
son marrying a chorus girl and
doesn't believe as Jimmy saws. that
Norah is one among n million and
has heart of pure gold. Jimmy
offers to show him by inviting Norah
to the house that evening and PROV
ing that she is not only beautiful
and good but perfect lady and
well suited to enter into the family.
Meanwhile Norah. heart-stricken
because she has always appeared be-
fore Jimmy in shabby clothes, de-
cides that for his sake she will spend
some of her savings and dress her
self up so that he will be proud o.
her.
When Jimmy appears that evening
10 take Norah TO his home, jealous
whispers cloud his mind and when
Norah comes out all dressed in her
newly bought finery he misunder.
stands and accuses her Of being like
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ROYAL.

The Edna Park Players will pre-
sent their biggest and finest production
since they were first introduced to
San Antonio last season when they
present 1.-Two Orphans" this week at
the Royal theater.-
They have also announced that there
will be no increase in prices during
the presentation this week.
1.-Two Orphans" is the famous play
from which d. W. Griffith. the wizard
of the motion picture industry, pro.
duced his greatest masterpiece, "Or-
phans of the Storm" and in it he
gave some idea of the elabora teness
and greatness of the play itself.
The production is built in six beau
tiful acts, one of which is built with
a transparent curtain, and the first
one ever used in San Antonio. The
production staff of the company has
been building on the production for
three weeks, each scene being specially
constructed to eliminate all long waits
between acts, so that while this will
be the most elaborate and beautiful
of all the many beautiful Edna Park
productions staged in this city. it VIII
be staged in far less time than any
of the others.
The cast, in addition to including
all the regular embers of the COM
pany. includes another old favoritc
who has not before appeared with the
Edna Park Players. Percy Barbat, who
won so many friends here last sea-
son. Mr.. Barbat not the only nd.
ditio5 to the cast this week, there
being 81 characters in the play. and
while few of the more unimportant
roles have been filled with San An
tonians who nave had stage experience,
new actors from other cities have
been brought in TO augment the nj.
ready large cast of the players this
week.
The play itself is one Of the most
beautiful ever staged. 1t has every
thing to appeal to everybody. 1t has
splendid humor. great romance. melo-
drama and tragedy sprinkled through
amid the laughter, and above all. its
characterization is second 10 that of
no other play ever produced upon the
stage.
ID. W. Griffith said of 1.-TWO Or
phans" when he decided to produce
it in pictures. There is no other play
Quite so magnificent. in every way ms
this, and / believe it will make even
q greater picture than birth of n
Nation" which has heretofOrs been re-
garded as the greatest of all pic.
tur"s."
What is true of the production on
the screen is also true of it on the
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RIALTO.

STrilby" has at last come to the
screen. II opened Saturday at the
Rialto and as this deathless story un-
reels. one realizes that Richard Wal
ton Tully has woven the DuMaurier
story into a silent drama of opulent
beauty and that he was justified in
bringing the famous French beauty.
Andree Lafayette to play the title
"+Trilby" is redolent of the life
and atmosphere of the Latin quarter
of Paris; of its comaraderis and nm.
dying friendships; of youth and bean.
". coquetry and tender passion; OF
satnrnity and sinister magnetism: Il
selfish ambition and heroic sacrifice
chilled by the hopelessness OF obscuri
". the Gregs of poverty and tho griet
eorr OF despair. yet ringing with III,
laughter Of children. the thrill Of sue
cess. the joy of achievements and IN,
plaudits Of the world. A story o
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Aa
PALACE.
- FhLdCE-
The Palace Saturday opened v

: TIE Palace Saturday opened with
q new program of features, includ-
ing Marshall Neilan's 1.-The Eternal
Three" The Sun Dodgers" an ex-
cellent syncopating dance orchestra,
why Pay Rent" a selected comedy
and the usual short subjects, includ-
ing an unusually newsy news reel,
the Pathe Review and ~Fun From
the Press" q digest of the worlds
humor.
Only few times during the course
OF year does Marshall Neilan's name
appear before the public, but when
1t does appear it is invariably asso-
clated with a new angle in motion
picture production and a new phase
of human life. This time this re-
liable director has given to his au-
diences in THE Eternal Three" a
powerful photoplay built from his own
original story of modern society life,
Principally concerning physician
whose professional sacrifice leaves him
little time to spend with his beauti-
full young wife. Into this situation
comes the physicians own son. a
handsome young scoundrel, who steals
the affections of the wife, his own
stepmother. Neilan pictures, in "The
Eternal Three" the hidden secrets of
idle Wives, the amazing amours and
the furious flirtations of the love nj
rate and the idle wives.
A cast of entirely suitable stars
enact this stirring narrative, including
Ray Griffith, Claire Windsor, Ho.
bart Bosworth, Bessie Love, Peaches
jackson and other well-known PLAYERS.
The story was photographed in Mex.
leo, to a great extent, and the scenic
results are in themselves a reveia-
ton.
"The Sun Dodgers has a new idea
OF syncopation. This capable band of
musicians do not play "jazz" of the
noisy, blaring sort, but specialize in
music of gentler order, and there.
fore more pleasing TO the ear and
more harmonious, yet syncopated to
the last degree.
The comedy "Why Pay Rent" is a
highly humorous satire on the rent
problem. Life in a tabloid home
forms the basis of an unusually well
gagged" comedy.
Sunday Palace orchestra concert is
the 32nd of the season, and at 4 80
the following selections will be given
under the direction of the Palace con.
ductor, Don Felicc: "Athalia" over.
ture, by Mendelssohn: Serenade" by
Drd.a; ~Spring Song" by Mendels.
sohn, and special fox trot charac.
terlstically arranged by Don Felice.
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to do the most brilliant work of her

to do the most brilliant work of her
career.
o. 1t is a tale. Of court intriguH Of
the mcrriest court of Europe, of a
pleasure seeking king and a lovely
queen, of beautiful dancing girl and
the best swordsman in all CASTLE. Pola
Negri plays Mariana, the dancing
girl, who nearly upset kingdom, and
Don Cesar de Bazan is played by An
tonic Moreno. Robert Agncw of San
Antonio, has an important role in the
production as has Kathlyn Williams
and Gareth Hughes.
Don Philippini has provided spa-
cial musical score entirely fitting 10
the :icture, while h will use Echoes
From Spain" selection of his own
arrangement. MS an overture. The
program will further include com
edy. "Ropirg Her Romeo" and the
Pathc News. and an atmospheric pro
loguc in which Miss Angela Porter
will dance.