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ENGLAND HOLDS RECORD
 FOR DRINKING OF TEA

LONDON, Dec. 23.-Great Britain holds the undisputed tea-consuming championship of the Western World
 During the last twelve months the consumption reached the total of 8.61 pounds of tea per capita. Since a majority of the tea drinkers prefer the beverage sweetened, the sugar consumption was high, 7212 pounds per capita.
 Of the 3S4,O67,3OS pounds of tea inn ported into Great Britain during the last twelve months, English and Scot tish cooperative, wholesale societies, which flourished particularly under the Labor Government, handled one seventh of the total of 2S,718,S65 hun dredweights of sugar imported during the same period.
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More than 12,000 seizures of adul- terated or misbranded foods and med icines have been made by federal au- thorities since the passage of the pure food and drugs act in 1906.
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just being realized that the ease with which the animal is domesticat ed, with it's ability to use any and all of the fur animal foods, to throw and care for large filters, producing utility fur of beauty and longwear- ing qualities, placed it in the first rank of the fur animals possible of domestication.
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HAS CURE FOR TUBERCULOSIS

HAS CURE FOR TUBERCULOSIS
 Prof. Albert Calmette, assistant di- rector of the Pasteur Institute, Par is, who has announced to the world new vaccine which he has proven before the Institute to be a proven tative for the deadly tuberculosis Newborn calves, monkeys, and even babies have been inoculated with the vaccine and show a strong physical ability to withstand the deadly germs of the disease.
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Bridge dedicated
   Mountain
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Sheeplined coats at Urbach's. If
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Bath Brushes, 50 cents at J. L. Graef's. If
Evening star., 1924-05-04
North Carolina Society
Names Ball Committee

Miss Margaret Pou, daughter of
Representative and Mrs. Pou, has
again been elected chairman of the
young ladies' floor committee for the
ball to be given by the North
Carolina Society at Rauscher's May 90.
Mrs George w. Vanderbilt. who
divides her time between her estate.
Biltmore, at Asheville, n. c., and
Washington, will be the guest of
honor. The affair will undoubtedly
be the most brilliant of the long
series of events given by the society.
Miss Pou has selected to assist her
on the girls floor committee: Miss
Reba Doughton, assistant chairman;
Miss Margaret Ayers, Miss Pauline
Ayers, Miss Milicent Bailey. Miss
Dorothy Barnes. Miss Betty Bryant,
Miss Pauline Coleman. Miss Sally
Chaplin, Miss Peggy Fred. Miss Con-
stance Fred. Miss Virginia Garrett.
Miss Audrey Heron. Miss Mary
Frances Johnson, Miss Mary Smith
wick, Miss Fanny May Trimble. Miss
Betty Werner. Miss Mary l.. Bynum,
Miss Nina Norman. Miss Lillian
White, Miss Marjorie Hoyt, Miss Mary
Scott. Miss Margaret Burgaw, MISS
Sarah Major and Mrs. Thomas Wad-
den, daughter of Representative and
Mrs. Pou.
Evening star., 1924-05-04
Sons of Confederate
Veterans Plan Meeting

The Sons of Confederate Veterans
will give a public meeting at the
Confederate Memorial Hall, May 13.
The program, under the direction of
Maj. E. w. r. Ewing, camp historian,
has been arranged. The speaker of
the evening will be DR.. S. NJ. John
son, chairman of the Lee Highway
Association. DR.. Clarence J. Owens
will discuss the Mature and Needs of
Confederate Memorials" Col. w. Nc
Donald Lee, commander-in-chief of
the Sons of Confederate Veterans. is
expected to be present.
The Southern Memorial Association,
through Mrs Elizabeth G. Fred. an
nounceS it has secured the following
talent: Mrs. Fannie Shreve Heartsi!l
and Miss Lillian Chenoweth, who Will
sing a duet. accompanied by Miss
Ullman and Mr.. George Daw. violin
lists. and Mr.. Jerome Marshall with
trombone; and Mrs. Benjamin Soule
Gantz, who will sing several old south
ern songs.
Announcements will be made in re-
gard to the visit to Memphis, Tenn,
to the Conferedate reunion, on June
8, and 5. 1t has been arranged that
one day will be spent In AsheVilie,
N c., and one entire day at Muscle
chapters of the Daughters of the
Confederacy, and Mrs. A. w. Tuck.
divisional president, have been
invited to attend this meeting, and
all others who are interested. and
after the program Is rendered dane
ing will be enjoyed the balance OF
the evening.
Mr.. John 4. Chumbley. commander
of Camp sos of the Sons of the Con-
federate Veterans. will preside.
Evening star., 1924-05-04
Visitation Academy
Alumnae Dine Tuesday

Tuesday evening the Visitation
Academy Alumnae Association held
its annual banquet at the Garden
Tea House, Mrs. Alfred Corbett Whit
ton, presiding. The invited guests
were Mrs. James H. Hartnett, Mrs.
William E. Chamberlin, and Miss
Lucille Boylan. The committee in
charge were Mrs. James johnson, jr.
chairman, assisted by Mrs. John
ke iley and Miss Mary Holmes Miss
Edna Sheehy, past vice governor of
the District chapter, acted as toast
mistress. After Il few words of well
come by the president, Mrs. Whitton.
the members were entertained by
words Of greeting from the chapter
through Mrs Hartnett, the newly
elected governor: talk by Mrs.
Chamberlin, subject "Bear Ye One
Anothers Burdens; Miss Boyland dwelt
upon experiences in the Juvenile
Court and it's relations to the COM
munity; popular readings" were CIV
en- by Miss Mary Mcneil.
Evening star., 1924-05-04
Diplomatic, Official
And Society Folk to
Attend Olympic Fete
President and Mrs. Coolidge
VIII Occupy Box at Ball
Grounds for Benefit Game

An event which promises to be one of
spring social season in the nations
Capital is the national Olympic fete, to
be held at Griffith Stadium Monday
afternoon, May 10. The occasion is the
appearance in Washington of many of
the athletes who will represent their
country against the world in the
Olympic games in France during the
coming summer. Diplomatic, official and
social Washington will turn out on
masse in honor of the occasion, and the
appearance of the famous Quantico ma
rines, 1000 strong, with their bands.
mascots, cheers and songs insures a
colorful and amusing afternoon.
The President and Mrs. Coolidge will
occupy the box of honor at the fete.
while the Secretary of War and the
boxes on opposite sides of the field.
Next to the Secretary of War Gen.
Pershings box will be located, while
the Secretary of the Navy will be
f1anked on either side by Admiral,
Eberle, chief of naval operations. and
the marines, headed by. Maj Gen.
Lejeune, commandant of the Marine
Corps, and Col. Dion Williams, COM
manding officer of the marines at Guam
tico
Other boxes will be occupied by am
bassadors of several nations, general
officers of the Army and Marine Corps.
flag officers of the Navy. members of
the cabinet, senator's and representa-
tives, as well as prominent members of
social and business circles of the ma
tons Capital.
The fete will be held under the au-
spices of the American Olympic COM
mittee, of which Col. Robert NJ. Thomp-
son is president, and the local officers
include Mr. Milton c. Allies. Mr.. James
M. Beck, Mr.. w. S. Benson, MIR. James
j. Davis, Admiral T.. w. Eberle. Mr.
Edward p. Farley, Maj. Gen. John L.
Hines. Secretary Herbert Hoover. Secre-
tary Charles Evans Hughes, Secretary
Andrew w. Mellon, Postmaster General
Harry g. New, Mr.. T.. V. O'Connor,
Gen. John J. Pershing, Col Theodore
Roosevelt, Secretary John W. Weeks
and Secretary Hubert Work.
Evening star., 1924-05-04
Danes of Loyal Legion
Award Prizes at PARTY

The Danes of the Loyal Legion
held a card party Thursday in the
small ballroom at the New Willard
Hotel for the benefit of the Mrs. John
A. Logan scholarship fund in the
Lincoln Memorial University, Cumber-
land Gap. Tenn.
Fifty tables were occupied and at
tractive prizes given. Among those
playing were Mrs. Anthony Wayne
Cook, president general d. A. R. i;
Nine. Alfaro, Mrs. 4. Q. Donaldson,
Mrs. Samuel Reber, Mrs. W. Z. Hull,
Mrs. Richard Yates, Mrs. James Reed,
Mrs. William F. Dennis. Mrs. Hugh C.
Smith and Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker.
Evening star., 1924-05-04
ST. Cecilia Alumnae
VIII Hold Gard Party

The Alumnae Association OF 81.
Cecilia's Academy has announced card
party to be held Tuesday in the oak
room of the Raleigh Hotel.
Mrs lanes f. Collifiower is the chair
man of the committee on arrangements.
and has as her assistants Miss Mae
Manogue, Miss Anna Mccormick, Miss
Agnes Holland. Miss Jane Maloney,
Miss Mildred Riley, Miss Virginia Haley'
Miss Vera Whitty, Miss Josephine Neu-
land, Miss Kathleen Murphy. Miss Mar
garet Neuland, Miss Elizabeth Ffnnegan.
Miss Helen Weschler. Miss Teresa Maoi-
gan, Miss Dorothy Harvey, Miss Neron-
ica Lynch, Miss Rosa Schulues. Mrs
Payne and Mrs Keller.
Evening star., 1924-05-04
Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs Hosts
To River Party on Yacht

Mr.. and Mrs. Edison w. Briggs Of
Argyle, their home at 18th and Varnum
streets, entertained a river party Friday
night on their yacht Sweetheart. in com
plinent to Mrs. E. c. Hamilton, wife of
Capt. Hamilton, U. S. A, stationed in
the Philippines, and Capt. and Mrs. n.
J. Mcmahon of Fort Myer: Other guests
in the party were Mrs. S. B. Perkins,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Pitts Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin King, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Chapd,ee and Mrs ]. c. Pyles
Evening star., 1924-05-04

followed by the ladies' quartet, COM
posed of Mrs. Klingle, Mrs. Schilling,
Mrs. Meisel and Mrs. White. A duet
by Mrs. Schilling and Mrs White, a
mixed double quartet and renditions
by the Almas Glee Club added much
TO the enjoyment of the evening. The
evenings entertainment wound up by
monofogues and songs by Mr.. Jack
Mullane. A vote of thanks was Offer
ed by the inmates of the hospital for
the heartiness of the entertainment.
Evening star., 1924-05-04

Keyes of New Hampshire, for the
evening of May 5. at Meridian Man
sions. All New Hampshire people re-
siding or visiting in Washington are
invited. and il is expected that in the
receiving line will be many noted
New England people. Former Gov.
Bartlett is the president of the New
Hampshire Society of Washington.
Refreshments and dancing will follow
the reception.
Evening star., 1924-05-04
THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., 1e24-PART
Legion Post Auxiliary
Entertains Veterans

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the George
A. Killeen Post gavS one of their
usual varied and delightful programs
Monday evening at the Mount Alto
Hospital. A solo by Miss G. Meisel
was greatly appreciated. This was
Evening star., 1924-05-04
Will Entertain Senators
Moses and Keyes

Former Gov. John H. Bartlett, first
assistant postmaster general, has
issued invitations for an informal re-
ception in honor of Senator George
H. Moses and Senator Henry w.
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and Mrs. l.. A. Weymouth exoect 10
leave Tuesday morning for Knox ~
hunting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. \. Hamme. were
Sunday dinner guests OF Mr.. and AIRS.
Ralph Hammer.
\ daughter was born al ". +.
Rogers home, TO Mr.. and Mrs u. L.
Rogers OF MERGED California.
Mr.. and Mrs w. f. Roger. Harry
and Glen spent Monday IN Bose.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Bales and
little daughter were Sunday dinner
guests OF Mrs. J. ~. Montgomery OF
Caldwell.
Mesdames, w. II. King. T. f. Vas
sar. r. C. Pearson. ;. Crcsiar. +. x.
Baird attended = piano recital al the
home Of Mss bertA BOulware. Sat
urday evening. the program beng
1ivcn by Misses. lone lhuson. Jamey
ard Lois Pearson.
Gibson Henderson and son VIII
OF Parma were dinner guests SUNDAY
OF J W Hcnderson's.
The Good Cheer ladies' and hus-
bands are TO be enter aimed / aesday
evening ~ me home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Art Milliner.
b. J. Ashcraft OF Caldwell was
sunday dinner quest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. ". c. Fugatc were
dinner guests OF Miss Ma fusate
last Tuesday.
Misses Iamey and Lois Pearson
attended meeting OF the Mozart
nusic club ~ the 4 A. Walters home
evening.
The Good Cheer club met at the
home OF Mrs. Monroe Ollie last
Thursday with Mrs. Voris and I. c.
Pearson as ass slant hostesses. A
most intcrestin~ talk was given Nv
Mrs Alfred Stone OF Caldwell. Del
icious refreshments were served oy
he hostesses.
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Rev. d. II. ". Boyle and family
have gone to Twin Falls &c attend
Synod.
Miss Mildred Hesion was a dinner
guest at the Stuart home las SIN
day
+. NJ. Dccoarsey az IS were
Sunday d. guests oi tank De-
courscy.
Mrs. W., rau and daughter. Mrs
Frost called ~ the Stuart home last
Thursday afternoon.
Franklin mems club held their
mon hly meeting at the church last
Monday evening. water question vas
the man subject
Ihe rock crusaer started Monday
afternoon fsitii a number OF men
hauling the crushed rock on the road
north OF Bumgardncr' corner.
Mrs. Albert Leach vas Sunday
caller at Star
Mrs. o. w. CalI;son. Mrs. Wood
man and daughter. Mrs. Frost Wis
tied at the Richardson home. Monday
evening.
Mrs. Weaver OF Nampa called at
the Randolph home last Thurs ny
afternoon.
Oral Calison has been absent from
school On the account of sickness.
Mr. ard Mrs. Grove visited IN II
son Claude and family over near Mid
dieton last Thursday
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CALDWELL HIGH
SCHOOL NOTES
By: Bob Paisley

Washington P. T. A. met Wednes-
day. October IS. Sixty members were
in attendance The sixth grade. Mrs.
Whittcnberger' room, had the high
est attendance Mrs. Eustace. Mrs.
Galligan. Miss Mcfarland and others.
reported on the Twin Falls conven-
ton held last June. Refreshments
were served after the program.
The Lincoln p. T. A. will meet
Tuesday Of next week at 7:30 in the
evening. This will be fathers meet
ing. The feature OF the evening will
be debate between Prof. Hayman
and Supt. Rae on the merits OF he
educational bill now before congress.
The program committee of the high
school p. T. A.. Mrs. Shuee, Mrs.
Ruby and Mrs. Postlethwaite. met in
the high school Office Wednesday
afternoon and arranged for the first
meeting OF the high school P. T. A.,
which will be held in the gymnasium
Friday, October a. Ii will be in the
form OF social gathering of teachers
and patrons. The program commit
zee promises some novel stunts The
gym will be decorated halloween
fashion.
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Walter Gwin OF AI;s,.
son. ~1Si Rscilard
NJ. CARRIER. Walter po..
Willie Moore ATTENDED h. . o.isT and
At the Brannon plac. near FSsi's ssls
Mrs. J. NJ. Stuar.. M. D..
Mrs. Lilly Leach NE. sG,Fy and
shoppers last Saturds, Oaldxsa
Mrs. Randolph called a, ~
ardson home last Tuesda,' e Rich
Christian Endearor 5aa'i,ssf7noon
o'clock al the church ,s.a VS.. a {
and preaching is n i5ss 81 ~
morning and SUNDAY scboo' y The
ing the preaching se-r;sr. follow
NJ. aud Mrs. A ~.
caldwell visited Z. RcSar..ss.'n,l-a Of
family last Tucsday sf.cr,ccsson and
Dallas Within cii'e ICON
ardson home Weiar.l ~ zee Rirh.
see Cecil who is jus stie 10 'sss .s 70
lfe house or cruiches '' -'oar-
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Lake View

Mrs Bert l.. Bailey entertained a
dinner Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. d. l..
Bailey OF Portland, Charlie BadlSy
'of Shoshone. Mrs +. Payne o.
Boise and Jay A. Bailey OF Portland
The occasion being in honor OF the
birthdays OF Bert Bailey his mother
Mrs. d. L. Badley-and little son
Donald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r. Maggie were
over night guests az the b. l.. Bailey
home Wednesday evening. Mr.. John
Paul and family also Mr.. and Mrs
George c. PAWS called during. the
evening to see Mr. and AIRS. Nagle
who LETT Thursday morning for LAID
say. California where they expcci 10
spend the water.
The Pow-wow club held their first
meeting OF the fall al the community
hall Friday eyen4ng. refreshments were
served and all reported a good time.
Bert Weygandt has rented Henry
Wygandts home place Tor the COM
ing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weygaudt and
son OF Caldwell were Sunday guests
OF his brother Mr. Bert Wygandt
and family
). ID. Grammer. John Walker. John
Paul and Charlie Woods left Sunday
on a hunting trip to yellow pine.
Wayne Crammer. Charlie Taylor
and Homer Grey motored 10 Garden
Valley and will pack from there back
into the Hills where they will expect
to hunt.
Arthur Sheldon. Dick Crouch ard
Eff Henson left Monday morning
for the hills where the> will enjoy a
deer hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. r. Mailman and
daughter Miss Eileen OF Namra were
Sunday guests of his parents Mr. and
Mrs. S. l.. Mailman
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. McClung end
iamly left for La Grande. Oregon.
Monday morning They .cxpccs 20
spend the winter there. Mr. Meeting
viii be employed at that place.
Mrs. " E. Mailman OF Nanipa |
called on her sister Mrs. Eli Henson
as; Thursday.
A number OF the farmers were |
business visiters at Marsing Sa'uI-
lay morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Jones toos
heir little son to DR.. Dudley. Thurs
lay morning. he has been suffering I
rom an enlarged tons.le.
Mrs. S. L. Waltman and dauch'es
Miss Iva called at the II. c. Wal
nan home of Riverside Thursday a..
erroon.
a number OF young folkes o; this
attended the dance n the
-laytonia dance hall "Wednesday
light
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GRANGE SEEKS SOLUTION
CONTINUED from PAGE One)

essary and we appeal to the lega
fraternity OF Boise and Canyon Count
les for assistance and guidance that
we may put an end to this condition
OF chaos that is affecting so vitality
our every interest.
I'VE therefore pray thar able and
patriotic lawyers OF the t~o ecu e
will contribute to cur conmi.Se,. al
wee on the following questions:
l. Can we Dissolve the pres
ent districts and Water Users
Associations and organize anew,
and take in all the project in one
organizdtion'
2 Can we petition into one OF
the organized districts and re-
quire each tract OF land to pay
the Indebtedness now against IL,
J. Can we become a compon-
ant part of the Payette Boise Pro-
ject and allow each subdivision TO
manage their own local affairs.
such as the Nampa Meridian or
Pioneer districts?
4. Can we set out cities no
in a district
5. Can a water Users Asso-
citation have polling places in each
school district 10 elect directors?
6. Can water Users Assocla-
ton require each land owner o.
poll his own vote thus do away
with proxis9
Any other advice bearing On this
ubjcct will be thankfully recei,r.'.
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COYOTES MEET
MONTANA HERE
Miners Coming Today;
Drill on Funda-
mentals.

College OF Idaho Coyotes play their
second game OF the season this after
noon at Cleaver field This time il
is the Montana School OF Mines foo'-
ball team that will furnish bait for
the local eleven.
Back to the tackling dummy" has
been the admonition OF Assis al;
Coach Frank Hartkpof tins week.
Despite the fact that the intense drill
in fundamentals showed up so wer
agains, Cheney that the Coyote eleven
tackled in its usual final game form
Hartkpof is not yet salts red. Per
feet" is the only thing that will salts
~ him. And Coach Cornell is back
ing him up TO the limit.
Little is known OF Montana's
strength this year. Last season the
team was runner up for the Mon
tana championship. only the Mon
lana university Bears standing in
the My OF the perfect seasons re-
cord But however good they may
happen to be. the Coyotes Are good
enough to give them real battle.
Sowcr is oul with cracked rib but
Mccormick seems oompeten, to fl,
his fullback shoes. Springer and
Logue are minor casualties OF last
weeks battle but they are expected
TO be ready for the opening whistle
Friday. In the event they are not.
Cornell has Il number OF understands
waiting for a chance to get into the
fray.
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Marble Front

Roy Fugate lett Monday for Ia
Grande, Oregon after. visiting ies'
days with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. L. Wells OF Nam
pa. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Brinkley and
Mr.. and Mrs II. w. Gordon and
Naomi Hood visited at the I. {.
Pearson home, Sunday.
Joe Fuller has returned home after
spending the summer al Mccall.
Mr. and Mrs. Burger ard son
Harry Jr. were Sunday callers 1t he
w c. Fugaie home.
Mrs. ]. J. Moore and daughter
Gwendolyn were dinner guess Sun
day OF Mrs. F.amil.oa ..s~r Caldwell
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. ,Iu.dn and Mr-
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c. H. S. Yannigans Meet Defeat


The Caldwell high school second
team was defeated by Roswell Tues
day afternoon 20. The scrubs ex-
hibited lots of good material and will
form the nucleus for next years team
The second squad has just as de-
finite a duty to perform as the frs,
team. and although they do not get
the credit. they deserve much OF what
goes to the FIRST team.
The team playing at Roswell Tues
day lined up as follows: Ends, Simms
and Hoffman; tackles. Ceise and Jones
guards, Gibbons and Roach; center,
Tucker; backheld. Swan, O'Connor;
Campbell and Shaw.
Substituions-Young for Simms,
Butler for Gibbons. Keistcr for
Roach. Plat for Hoffman.
Twice at the kickoff, Tucker
booted the ball the length OF the field
and between the opponents goal
posts.
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The registrar OF the Notus precinct
will be at Babcock's store. Noius. on
Saturday October 18th.
The Mozart Music Club sponsored
by Miss Bertha 3oulware met at the
home OF the Misses lone and Lois
Walters Wednesday evening. A pro-
gram devoted to the study OF Mozart
was well rendered after which the
club enjoyed delicious refreshments
the next meeting will be held at the
home of Miss Frances Moore.
Miss Bertha Boulware has been ell
ected state treasurer OF the Idaho
Federated Music Clubs" She has
lately organized two music clubs
composed of members OF her class
in piano music The Mozart and
Beethoven music clubs OF Caldwell
both of which have Affiliated with the
Federated music clubs OF Idaho.
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The water spider bu b.. IN r go
der wAter. II COLLECTS lii On ,ss ~. -1
face md conveys Il undeneath 49,, "a
many -ourneys There Is Sur..5en. -. lug q
the web for the spider 60 rsa,a,,, -, a. y
for a considerable ,.Me ''0"
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Glass and Paints. Miller Hdw.

GlaSS ana rants, Miller II DIV.
Mrs. A. X. Montgomery OF Port
land arrived in this city Tuesday
evening for a visi, OF several weeks
at the home OF her parents NJ and
Mrs. William + Mombcrg. Mrs
Montgomery was formerly. Miss Else
Momberg OF this city.
Saturdays Special. new trimmed ~
new felt hats. new childrcns has
One more big shipment. all the lstesi
in millinery at the loves, prices. NJ.
+. Gigan-S archet. Below Saratoga
Robert Walker OF Caldwell is the
only local member of the University
OF Idaho glee club this year, accord
Ing to word received here this week.
Glass and Paints. Miller Hdw
The Beethoven Music Club spon-
scred by Miss Bertha Boulware met
at the home OF us first vice presiden.
Miss Eleanor Rose Mcleod. Saiur-
day afternoon. After the business
OF the club was :ensaoted i &c pro
gram was rende' 4. The he $ then
served delicio. refreshments. Tn
next meeting will be held al The nom,
OF Rosemary Beck.
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great deal depends a,mn
courage when he IS Shattered. w ,-
men are crushed hi ,leirac,ian "a -,
The hrnve hold ON nnl succeed wi
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The school board met Monday
evening and transacted the routine
business of the board. Supt. J. J. Rae
was authorized to supply the grades
with new set OF readers.
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Tribune wass-Ads Ca Results
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-10-17

Plans for Pow Wow Being Formed
Actual work on the Pow Wow Of
1925 will be commenced shortly. so
that the annual may come out on time
without undue rushing at the last
minute. Plans arc now being formu-
lated. and the staff viii be chosen
soon.