The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-03-27
OBSERVER FINDS MANY CALDWELL
CITIZENS IN SUNNY SOUTHLAND


left our library that she might become
thoroughly conversant with the coun-
ty library customs OF this state
visited several ia my journeys, At San
Diego and Redlands. found the u
brarians were women. and ! am 'oid
that there IS a large number OF sucii
efficient woman Librarians in this state.
As is probably known 70 most Of our
readers. Miss Bedford Is engaged IN
such work near Sacramento.
The Smiley brothers. those large
minded Quakers, who made such a
success Of the Mohonk Summer Re
sort IN the Cafskill mountains. gave
one Of the finest library buildings that
] have ever e 70 the city Of Red
lands rs management Is well-nigh
perfect. IFS departments for reference
and reading OF the best. is Depart
ment OF general literature well bal
anced. and IN list Of histories. the first
I noticed was Clarendon's History OF
England. IRON which Hume took the
material for his great history. and
which has been the storehOuse for
muititudes Of historians since his day
II this was a sample Of the whole IL
me the idea that TINS library
have been wonderfully selected.
The Smiley brothers. the twins. who
are well known in connection with the
Mohong conferences. which
for many years have been held yearly
n the Hudson river valley. have both
TO the final conference. but the
younger brother is still living al Red
.ands. The three brothers took a large
section OF highlands overlooking the
-ity OF Rediands. had It developed
nto a beautiful park, the drives and
s=lks OF which are open 10 the pub
&c. and furnish great attraction TO
ne city. known as the Smiley
Heights" /;
Il has been my good fortune to Wis 4,
many Of these interesting localities a
hat surround Los Angeles. such as ,
where the Presbyterian Oc- a
idenial College is located: and Clare
iont, the home Of Pomona Congrega- :
ional College Of California, where n
OF Caldwell boys are now in
tendance; Lowell and Dudley. a =
institution. The FIRST presi- =
who put his life into the institu-
on. an old New England friend and
'sociaie OF mine. IS still living hale
nd hearty. and it was a great pleas
re TO meet him personally. and re-
the memories OF the past. Wei
also al Pasadena. and San Ber-
during the great Orange Show
I'd OF course went to Santa Monica
ID Hollywood. and at the latter place
d the delight Of seeing Fairbanks
eat movie show. Robin Hood"
iich was exhibited in Grauman's
Theater, a marvellous repre-
nation OF Egyptian architecture and
nameniation. We also visited Riv- w
tide. in a wonderful auto ride and Or
IN a distance saw on its Rocky -
Rubidoux. the cross. which
n be seen from all the surrounding
untry. These three last named
les are in the center OF the great wi
belt, and il IS certainly a fas- N.
sight to ride through the Re
snge groves and her lift the eyes re-.
the surrounding mountain covered =
h snow, glistening in the sunlight be
e went up the winding auto road w,
Mount Rubidoux. clinging to the ,ol
e OF the mountain. many OF the ed
nts making one hold ones breath. Pc
climbing round and round the Tor
untain until we reached the sum !
where stands the cross, around M
on each Easter morning there er.
a regular service. people coming cor
all the surrounding country. I
from great distances to attend on'
service. As we climbed steadily tai
up this road, we had the satisfac- i
OF feeling there was no danger bro
II meeting other autos descending. anC
the two paths, ascending and in
,ending, are entirely separate. 'ri5S
mother interesting experience was poi
de in one OF the great auto buses "s
II Riverside to Santa Anna. down wa
wonderful canyon OF the river Of the
name. SCI
mother entirely different fact: The OF
stated yesterday that there y
been 1000 burglaries attempted v
successful during the last year in sun
Angeles and vicinity. The reas- ooqrdd''
II this is noi far to see. The class Vim
he population tina, is coming here trnm'
burglar seeks. | have been told Ss