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INSTRUCTION COURSES

A FEW CHOICE scholarships are now being
offered young lady high school graduates. in
ss,urn for co.1 wSra apply st once to
CAN YOIT MAKE NAP DRAwfNgss We
train you during your spare time. Day or even
ing BY personal instruction to become an eI-
pert Geographical craftsman In 3 to months
Mechanical and Architectural Drafting courses
also. start now. Write. call II phone for
rev cataiog and full particulars. COLUMBIA
SCHOOL OF DRAFTING. l4th and SITS. NV.
North PIP.
CIVIL SERVICE INATIONS-stenoeTa-
ply and typewriting. Feb. IL: tuition, ~ spe:
cial instruction, besinnins today, for general
cIerical exam. Feb. 9. Both men and women.
Day and night classes. Potent office, 81. 40.
The Civil Service Preparatory School, Sc. cor.
18th and NV. Franklin 2Os0.
HOTELS NEED AMBITIOUS men and women;
tea rooms, cafeterIes, clubs. apartment houses:
uncrowded field; fine living. quick advance
ment; our methods fndorsed-our students
employed BY leading hotels everyTh.rs: Open
Training School. 1910 New York ave.
MAHJoNG AND BRIDGE LESSONS. TEL.
West 58g for appointment 16s
CLERK EXAMINATION, FEB. 8.
For all departments. Both men and women.
Prepare now. Tn. Civil Service Preparatory
AUTO REPAIRING.
rwo-month day course or three-moafh even.
ing course for Young men who desire to Learn
the auto mechanics trade:
Z; IL g, A. AUTO SCHOOL,: s..o
CLERK EXAMINATION FEB. Q.
Cp-todate preparation for civil service
exam. 81. Home-study course and explana-
tion in class. Also written tests similar to civil
service exam. Help in preparing application
Mr.; G. COOK, -. Room Sn,, 4oe' lSll st. l. to
ana 4''' a Ask V or Write write for eat.lor. IS.
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REAL ESTATE
Salesman's Opportunity.

Salesman's Opportunity.
Established real estate firm
desires the services of two ex-
perienced real estate statesmen ::
attractive listings; plenty of
prospects; an opportunity for
men with selling ability; replies
held confidential. Address Box
1867. Star office.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

IIANx 1V Afl1l1N 4 11UxI1NV4G0
worker. elevator men. porters. bellboys, waiter.
Mattresses. 1859 You st. NV.
EXPERIENCED MEN and women supplied
free; all departments. Phillips Exchange,
1921 9th NV. North 26D-W.
RELIABLE domestic and commercial white
and colored help. Briggs Bureau, 1907 14th
st Potomac 1888.
BTSINESS P0SfTfONs-Fr~e registration.
Washington Employment Exchange; operated
for the public by the Washington School for
Secretaries. 1919 at. nv.
BIG LIST OF POSITIONS.
For typists, Z. r. x. stenographers. clerks.
mechanics. chauYeurs etc. Open daily.
National Personnel Bureau,
305 Bond Bldg. nth and y. Y. Ave. II. GA.
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SITUATIONS-MALE.


PAINTING; plastering. repair and brick work
2205.
PHARMACIST, registered. either regular or
relief work. Address Box 1917, star office:
PORTER or houseman. useful. intelligent:
good appearance. 1919 10th NV; splendid
ieleIenees.
PORTER, bellman, or all-around man, young
cOlored man wants job. Clarence L. Riggs,
80 Westminster st. Phone N. 6542. 100
PORTER, janitor and generally useful inside:
coiored man. 142S 3 St NV Potomac Ioss.
IREsSER and bushelman: first-class; refer
enees 1448 Florida ave. NV.
REAL ESTATE, young man. %: desires TO
learn the real estate business: will start at
bottom: neat appearing; college education.
Address Box 1897. Star office
SH0E-GROCERY SALESMAN. experienced. (
years surface grinding optical business con
sider ANYTHING; young married man. Address
Box G-H. Star Office.
SODA DTSPENSER, experienced; wants night
WANTED-seversl ,ops for students. TALL
Howard University y. NJ. c. A., Columbia
SlOO i6s
WORK by day or hour; small repairs. Phone
Adams 38S.
WORK of any kind. helper on truck or any
YOUNG MAN. II. wishes to learn electrical
ana radio business. Davey, 254 Maple ave,
Takoma. Nd.
YOUNG MAN would like position as private
driver Call Columbia 8035-W.
fOrNG MAN desires employment: 20 years
or age high school education. Col. 1234-J.
YOUNG MAN. married, Of good appearance
and personality. with car desires employ
office. 1ss
YOUNG MEN, two. de,ir. TO travel: willing
TO go anywhere. Address Boz 17OZ. Star
office. 1Ss
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RADIO.

Special short-course classes
now forming to start next week.
This course consists of 10 les
sons of one hour each, morning,
afternoon or night. and will
qualify one to manufacture, sell
and operate modern receiving
apparatus. Fee reasonable.
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE.
4o5 9th. PHONE MAIN 1889. 16'
Men-Learn Plastering.
Men-Learn Cement Finishing.
IS. Classes opening February 4.
Y. M. c. A. TRADE SCHOOL.
1736 G st. N,W. Man e2G0
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE

RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
Continued.
PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER. >. r.. HOB
SON Best work, lowest prices: prompt serv-
ice 7oo 9th 81. NV. Phone Main s706.
pAINTIS,i lime approaches We viii be glad
10 , estimafe on your interior and exterior paint
oARow FRY. 1OiI at. NV Main 1851.
p,ArEkilANGING DONE REASONABLY.
Rooms, s6 and rp. ]. 4. POLAND. 2l0 /.
81. Sc IS
PAINTING AND PArERHA%GIN(i-sPE
low prices. New fan designs. Give trial
THONPSoN'S. 34l3 GH. ave. Phone Col s24a
- l9a
RAsrERHA Rsp asH 1t aons sOoa and qai;
WICK. l0ls Douglas ST North 1850
Observation-Disclosures PRICES;
no delay good workmanship. Enterprise Dec
Grating Co. 1929 14th St nv North 403f.
PAPERHANGISG-- Rooms. 81 80 and up; IN
terior and exterior painting at lowest prices
Metropolitan Dec. CO.. 427 G. NV. Ph. Fr. 800.
| PAPERHANGISG AND PAINTlNV-Roouis
81; sw. Telephone Franklin 6824. Main s7as.
pHoNoGRAPH REPAIRING : Photographs
cSns fs,sn ~ tfPeF parts s,, fG4 all makes ms
| paired, reinished and rebuilt by skilled work
men. Piano tuning. So Schaefer. sandersop
Piano Co. 644 81. ne. Lincoln 1857.
rhuMBLNG Is n AND MHEATIXG-John M TING II. Gpe,i9.
| water heating. plumbing. boiler and power
| plants: Found reliable for 25 years.
| PLUMBING AND TIMING, JoBBfNG II
cases; When you think Of plumbing think Of
CAKoW FRY. I0lI II St NV. Main 1881.
REED FURNITURE a speciality; made IN or
der: repaired painted and upholstered: chairs
| can+d. THE WICkFRCRAFT Pot. 1924
| RrG wEAvING-HASDsoME REVERSIBLE
rnes from worn carpets-that will las, nld
Laurel firm. 800 10th It. sw. Frank. 39fI So
| TIMING, heating; furnaces. rang"s. latt"he.
repaired. jGbtiHg spec: low rates. Line.
so61. Nat. Sheet Metal Co. 1855 T.".
| TIMING. roofing, piPeress furnaces installed.
sHAEF1EsFE feHsIS afowFS 1913 GGIt 9Th st tan NV '
THINK REPAIRING. Mintz repairs trunks.
| leather bags, ladies' handbags. etc. Call or
phone Mintz. 93s st. Main 1885
| STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING: ne
mod9iiMg M lin and re r@psring; All work euaran'oo.d
| UPHOISTERING OF THE BETTER KIND.
! Furniture repaired. Work Kereled. Our nan
| will call anywhere. A trial will convince you
| Col. 40@s STANDARD rph. Co.. 2sl0 14th st. n y
WATCHES. jewelry. clocks 10 repair: all work
| guaranteed; prices moderate +. X. Richter.
So 9th NV; bet. IL and I. franklin e454.
| WINDOW SHADES Made 10 order. Holand
caInbrir ard oil opaq-e -haGes at factory pri.r
! Southeast Shade %. f0e2 VI ST. Sc. Phon,
Line l2ti. lss
WINDOW SHADES ro ORDER, soc or
| hung free: viii call with samples. BUTLER
| & son, 1000 1st at. Line. 698s-J.
WINDOW and vacuum cleaning; general clean.
! ing contractors. Ideal WirdnTr and Vacuum
| Cleaning Co. Inc. NJ. 525s. 9ni 1lth NV.
/ WISDOw AND DOOR SHADES -tIrcd quality
| opaque shades ftted 20 yen windows. So
| free. We wi! cal VIII samples. kLEG
! EiATT. llth aal II SIS. nc. Lincoln efp
Evening star., 1924-01-15

H00M1NG HOUSE. 81 rooEls, several baths
lease with low rental: doing paying business
good downtown location: price. 81 $50: pari
cash. Address Box erDZ. Star Office
RO0MTSG HOUSE. 12-room: courtho'Ss
low rental with lease; price. $3.50 Afdress
BOX psZ. Star office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CAMERAS. feld glasses. ahotguns, tools Of
every kind: anything you nave to sell. Groce's,
llth and q NV. Phone Franklin s33 or postal.
and mems worn clothes. Write or phone D.
Stein. 1908 7th vt. NV Phone North 493.
CfIOTHING-Men'a tcsst-orl shoes. luggage
Old reliable justh's Old Stand, 6I9 b. Main
4145.
CLOTHING-win call in my uniettered auto
mobile. city or suburbs, and pay you highest
carded clothing OF all descriptions. Address
III st. NV North 1855
DECoY DUCKS. Phone North 72l
DIAMONDS. old gold, silver. bought for cash.
Louis Abrahams. sl5 g ST. NV.
DIAMONDS, Jewelry and old gold bought for
cash. Alvin Hofa. diamond broker; tooms
IL and is. 8is + st. NV. Main GAS.
FEATHER BEDS and furniture: .~st prices
paid. Square Deal Furniture Co. 5O1 Eye st.
NV. Phone Main 1896
FURNITURE Of all kinds wanted: hest prices
paid. Capital Furniture Co., 4"o La. ave. NV.
Franklin l02S7. 17S
FURNITURE-if you have any furniture or
other goods to sell; and yon want TO obtain
best results. send for Louis Notes. Al 10th
st. NV. Phone Franklin 20i5.
and ofice 6xtures. Money sdvanced on stor-
age Sachs Furniture Co.. corner sth aud j
sts. NV. Main 63O8
FURNITURE and household goods wanted.
Rudden & Blanken, 416 10th ST. NV. VI. 1891.
21s
FURNITCRE-N. KRISTEN. $40 sth st. L.
All kinds Of furniture wanted. Phone Frank
lin dDS0 -
FURNITURE--want to purchase enough to
outfit large home; also upright or player
piano. call Franklin $3.50. 17+
FURNLTrRE-lf you want to obtain best re
suits for your furniture and other miscel
laneous, call N. shapiro, GO Louisiana ave.
NV. franklin 37s5.
FURNITURE. piano. carpets, etc. Phone u.
1852 for wagon or have me call. "Weschier."
0o0 Pa. ave. Nv.
GOLD. silver, watches. diamonds and old
feweiry needed In our mfg. dept. Full cash
Value paid. selinser's, $50 u.
JEWELRY, diamonds, gold. silver. .platinun
and artificial teeth. ID. Alpher. S07 q st. a.w.
Main 2s75.
PIANOS ana victrolas, old sofd. SILVER. dia-
Donds and jewelry. 4. y. Arnold. 1929 g q.
NV. Main s1T3.
RIDING BOOTS, pair, black. size or 4
Tel. Col. 5145.
WANTED - A secondhand cabinetmsker's
bench, also all sizes Of clamps. VIII pay cash.
Address or cnll at 3DI5 = st NV 2I~
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BICYCLE. accessory, gas and electric supplies
splendid location for hardware store: NV. So
tiuu. Main 3s0i
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wANTED-ro rent in Washington or vicinity
furnished hotel: 40-6O rooms; ami. Address
RoN 17S-Z Star office
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WATCHES, tewnIry. clocks 10 repair: all work
guaranteed: prices moderate. T. X. Richter.
So 9th NV; bet. IL and I. franklin 2454.
WINDOW SHADES Made 10 order. Holland
caInbrir ard oil opaq1e shades at factory pri-r
Southeast Shade %. f02: VI ST. Sc. Phony
Line l3,3 lss
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IA ROOMS. rsnt. SI5; 10 rooms. rent s1l
lease: 10 rooms. cleo. NV. h, S>Ot: GOO
bargains. Cali 939 II NV
Evening star., 1924-01-15

soda fountain cigars cor
fcctionery; owner i'll. must he sold; good Ig-
alton: low rent lease: doing good business
reasonable price. Col. 1929 19s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LUNCHE0oM and oyster house. no compr'
tiOn 2I3s Pa. ave. NV. 16'
FOR SALE--A1 o!destablished private tax.
service doing strictly cash business. the las:
in the city Reason for selling. owner rpti:
ing. Don't apply unless Won mean busfnr-s
Address BOX 1897. star Office 2D'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. selling twisted-in-
wire brushes to home; COS commissiont I'D
vancement 70 managership. p. o. Boz .,
l0tataea z. New York Cikxa H.
Evening star., 1924-01-15

LI'NCHROOM. one Of the best on Pa ave
near govt. building: doing a business frIa
s1i0 to $3.50 daily: give-away for s4,I5N.
see this mint Address R0H 1887. star offre.
Evening star., 1924-01-15

UPHOLSTERING OF THE BETTER KIND.
Furniture repaired. Work une neKerelled. Our ran
will call anywhere. A trial will convince yoT.
Col. 403s. STANDARD Uph. Co.. 2sl0 14th St n =.
Evening star., 1924-01-15

R00MING HOUSE for sale. 10 rooms am
hath. electric light; reasonable. Apply sos
Eve st NV
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MAN. capable, q good sddress. wants once
work 70 9 houT daily. Rsferences. Ad-
AF60 Bax aoz, Star snca. Es
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fine 9th 81 location: receipts
SO to 500. Franklin 1895
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NEAR wARDMAN PARK HOTEL
Suitable for beauty pa:lOr: ) rooms apd
bath; 500 ppr month
EUGENE II. TAGGART, INC.
1J1S X st. Main 300.
GOOD CHANCE FOR SOMEBODY
Grocery store, light delicatesscn fruits and
vegetables: good location: excellent business
nice living rooms; cheap rent. On main
street on car line in southwest. Reason for
selling. s2b Al st sw
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MEAT and grocery. good location; now 10
box, fixtures. some stock, groceries; $500 buy .
all. Inquire 134 18th St So 1e"
Evening star., 1924-01-15

PAINTING AND PArERHASGINCT-SP
low prices. New fan designs Give us q trial.
THoNPSoN'S. 34l3 Ga. ave. Phone Col. s244
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TAILORING. cleaning. pressing business 70 p
sale. Phone chi. 500. 242G i4th 81. NV IL
DELICATEsSEN STORE. stock and fixtures
Evening star., 1924-01-15

PAPERHA NClNti---tiet sc uoue gooa and quirs
VIII call evenings with samples W CHAD
WICK. lOls Douglas ST. ne. North 1850
Evening star., 1924-01-15
WANTED-AGENTS.

for tsnvassina stat OF estab-
ished health and accident company Offering
Al contracts: assistance to men capable of
or Address Nov I6-h s.a- oficA
Evening star., 1924-01-15

LUSCHRo0M small: we'll located; s3ap
Franklin 1854
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! FURNITURE Of all kinds wanted: hest prices
| paid. Capital Furniture Co., 1870 La ave IL "
| FRANKLIN lO2B7 11S
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STORE, APARTMENT and large garage-Ka
cellent business location, Irving St near 14th
This is your chance 10 buy a real businca-
property ,at the right price. OwHer. Col i5r
Evening star., 1924-01-15

MATTRESS NAMING AND RENOvATTNG-
Special for fall Observation-Disclosures. box
springs, iron frame springs. cushions and pill
lows renovated at special prices. Special this
Week-Mattresees renovated. Columbia Bed
ding Co., 618'B st, NV. Phone Mair 562e.
Evening star., 1924-01-15

Very reasonably prifed. owner. Col 1876.
S5 .Gb CASH will SECURE. double house vii
IA be'lr'-Hns. drawing room. music ROOM la-g.
liring room. etc. all furn ishcd The location
near 14tb and Park rd.. is the best. Tie
price is right. The house will pay for itsaii
Park Road Realty Co.. 1907 18Th. Col. 1:s8
DESIRABLE STORES IN THE NEW BUILD.
ing at 1916 st. NV; ideal for tailor
barber chop and various other lines.
NORRIS CAFRIrZ COMPANY. INC.
Evening star., 1924-01-15

Tks fol,oictnG business concerns oudrGn-
tee s1tjsfGctLon to Star readers. Any COM
p'dsat found necessory TO be r-1de TO The
Etor Ettl rfceire prompt attention. For
admission 70 R"corm ended Esrrioe Col
4rrrs coll yGu 5000 BTQrch II5,
Evening star., 1924-01-15

WINDOW and vacuum cleaning; general clean.
ing contractors. Ideal Wirdnv and Vacuum
Cleaning Co, Inc. NJ. 525s 91i 11th NV
WISDOw AND DOOR SHADES -tTrod quality
opaque shades fitted 20 yerr windows. So
the best quality Of Opaque shades. l.l5; hung
free We wi! cal VIII gamp,ns. KLEE
EiATT. llth aGl II sts nc. Lincoln sTp
Evening star., 1924-01-15

FURNITURE-lf you have any furniture or
other goods TO sell. and you want TO obtain
best results. send for Louis Notes. Al 10th
at NV Phone Franklin 20iS.
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DONE REASONABLY
Rooms, S6 and Cp. ]. 4. POLAND. 30 /.
st. Sc. Iss
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FEATHER BEDS and furniture; -st prices
\ paid. Square Deal Furniture Co.. J01 Eye st
NV Phone Main 1896
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Wanted Situation
Advertisements under the ab0re classinea-
tions will be accepted At The Star ONCE. l1th
st. and Pa. ave. until 0:S0 m. day or issue.
All advertisements for The Sunday Star must
be received at The Star Office by 5:So pm
Saturday, or at any Of The Star branch otnceS
By 80 r m. Saturday.
CASH WITH ORDER is required for all sd-
verttsements from transient advsrtisers.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-02-19
Biggest Profit in Fall
Calf, Saws an Expert

A very common question asked the
Missouri College OF Agriculture bv
dairymen. according to c. w. Turner
OF the dairy department, Is whether
cows should be bred to calve In the
rsil or spring. Unless there are sne.
cial conditions which must be consId.
cred. the department believes that the
raii calf generally has the advantage.
In the fall the farm work is not so
urgent as II Is during the spring and
summer. and the calf usually win re-
ceive more attention from the feeder
The disadvantages OF winter feeding
are more than offset by hot weather
and annoyance from files. The fan
calf Is weaned In the spring and cal,
DE put on grass without further atten.
uon. Not only is fall the best time for
the calf. but ordinarily the COW which
calves In the fall will produce larger
yield OF milk during the lactation
period
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-02-19

great fortunes would come OH, -,
their hiding in tax-exempt secur;,;.-
and furnish sufficient new revenu. =.
the government to automatically =.
duce taxation for the poor and d.
middle-classes. and all theirs who no,
taxes. The familiar theories OF ~
Mellon are endorsed by the preside,
and he believes that the Mellon MA.
would do all that is claimed Tor !.
in reducing taxes, at the same tim.
enabling the nation to liquidate 4.
war debt. and through decreased ,ax,
ton to decrease the cost OF Twin,
President Coolidge pointed ont in n.
address that taxation was not a nol;,;
cal issue, and he said that conyre,,
VS. trying its best to accomplish r..
suits in lowering taxes. The onl,
point wherein his political opponen.s
may differ with him is in reference q,
the soldiers bonus. to which he Is I'm.
alterably opposed
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-02-19
Acid Soils Insure Crop
Against Scab of Potato

The potato grower who would In
sure his crop against scab will plant
In slightly acid soil. or apply am.
mcnium sulphate or some similar
substance to give the soil an acid re-
action
Sulphur may be used for this pur.
pose. but as an acid condition is I'M
favorable for most farm crops. II
should be applied with caution and
only where scab has been trouble
some.
When sulphur is used. II should be
applied after blowing but before plant
Ing No general rule for the amount
required can be given. From 300 to
QUO pounds TO the acre will probably
be necessary. depending on how bad
the scab was the previous year.
The New York College OF Agricul-
ture at Ithaca reports that the So
called inoculated sulphur. which has
been found effective In New Jersey.
may be equally efficient under New
York conditions. although SO far the
tests made are not conclusive.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-02-19
Much Loss From Neglect
to House Farm Machines

Ii has been said that the depreciation
OF an implement shed is greater than
that Of the machinery due to exposure.
but figures on machinery depreciation
do not substantiate such theory.
Housing does not mean plling machin-
cry up In big shed into which the
snow sweeps and where the chickens
roost. says Power Farming. II means
a dry. convenient place where ma
chine can easily be reached. A spe-
clal Implement shed and farm shop
combined Is good idea. Why not let
better care OF our machinery buy us
farm shop7 We might spend our
money In that way to better advantage
than to let 1t slip away through ma
chine neglect.
Very few farmers realize what the
loss from neglect TO house their ma
chinery properly costs them In dollars
and cents. and yet farm-machinery ex-
perts are constantly telling us that II |
means an enormous waste to INST
farmers. II Is a waste that most men
cannot afford. The proper housing and
care would do much to lower machln.
cry costs on most farms.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-02-19

some computation. but is roughly e.
timated to be about $4,000 Til
cost and expense OF the Washingto
office for the calendar year 1923 wa
Sl97 .6S0,s6.
The department OF agriculture
Is carried on for the benefit OF
farmers. the department OF labor
is conducted for labor. and so 1t
il with other divisions OF the gov
eminent. yet the special bench
Charles do not pay the costs OF the
offices. The Offices OF the bureau
OF reclamation are, we believe. the
only Offices OF the government the
full costs OF which are required
to be repaid by the particular class
which receives special benefits
therefrom, if we eliminate 4 few
organizations like the patent
office. which perform many small
items OF service for charges pay
able in advance.
In the case OF federal irrigation
projects. it appears to be the policy
Of the government to supply the APP
preparations for their construction at
I slow rate. with the result that the
farmers under the projects are COM
'elled TO carry burden of overhead
.harges over an unnecessarily long
ieriod Of time. This burden would
Re equitably lightened If the costs o.
ne Washington office were hereafter
harged to the reclamation fund. but
lot to the water users on the projects
The later would still be obliged TO
ay a considerable amount of future
verhead cost on account OF other
ED Offices. and all past overhead /
ost on account of all Offices of the /
ureau.
Because OF the matters above set 1
orth. | am in favor OF the enactment
the bill into law"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-02-19
Announcement


Caldwell Lodge OF Elks will give
their second annual minstrel show al
the American theatre March II and IL
Miss Ida Casey spout Thursday in
Boise visiting.
Leap year dance given By the Elk
ladies. Tor Elks only Friday even
ing February p. at J. o. o. +. temple
Adv
Professor Carl Solomon OF the Col
lege OF Idaho faculty spent Saturday
in Boise.
Leap Year dance given by the Elk
ladies. for Elks only. Friday evening
February p. at !. o. 0. F. temple
Adv
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gordon were
Boise visitors Friday.
IA Walters returned Sunday az
ternoon from Jeromc where he has
been since Friday on legal business.
Mrs. John Duncan OF Meridian was
week end guest Of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. lngebrctscn.
J. +. Simpson OF the Blake-McFaii
Paper Co. OF Portland was a business
visitor in this city Monday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-02-19
Lack of Cleanliness Is
Cause of Calf Troubles

Lack OF cleanliness is directly or in
directly responsible for nearly all dis
orders and diseases OF calves. Filth
whether in the feed pens, bedding O.,
pals Is dangerous 10 the health Of
the calf In Nth the bacteria that
cause disturbances In the calls stom.
sch multiply at high rate.
To be safe. use nothing but clean
milk and feed. scald the pals. or bet.
ter sterilize them with steam. Feed
boxes. IN order to be sanitary. must he
cleaned daily and all leftover material
removed. Freedom from Nth nsnan.
means freedom from disease