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THE CALDWELL TRIBUNE, CALDWELL, IDAHO. •iT *+++»*»»»«*»»*»*» V * LOCAL AND PERSONAL « Curtis Park to SPACE AT STATE •ft*«******«*«««** There will be a Missouri picnic at be'Equity Mecca •****+ *«* * * * * + Kurtz park in Nampa Friday, Sept. + Men's High * * * < 4« Grade Union • * Look for the * FAIR IN DEMAND for Gala Picnic + Alexande r * Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles * Made Over- * * alls Reduced * * -Sign. Its • Wyrick, a son, Thursday morning. Canyon county Equities will stage a a Sept. 9. * Your Guide * BY EXHIBITORS big picnic at Curtis park next Thurs­ * to ..Lower * Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Kaley returned : 2.5o : * Prices + Sunday evening from « month's trip day, according to an announcement * PAIR + 2 Ertrink AI Dcparhrati lieh Grata in the east made Wednesday by H. G. Morris, thi Born, to Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Cham field worker for the Caldwell Equity. ALEXANDER'S it Thn a Tear Aga, WIuê Prenait berlain of Xotus, a daughter. Mon The affair is to be under the auspices Recede Vera Brakel. day, Sept. 6. of the Nampa, Caldwell and Wilder NEW William Cowden returned Wednes­ ! day evening from a short viait at the Equities which collectively embrace Payette lakes. about 1600 stockholders. FAIR TO BE BEST IN HISTORY Dr. F. M. Cole left Thursday morn Farmers and others participating will meet in Caldwell at the city hall be inn for Atlantic, Iowa on business. tei UvMtoek Shew Promleee to Rank While east Dr. Cole will visit Chicago at 9:30 a. m. Led by the combined tic With Theee of Pair* in Older and South Dakota points. bands of Nampa and Caldwell, a par­ fo Statee In Middle Weet and Assistant county agent, Morrell, left ade will be formed to leave there for w| •aat Tuesday for American Falls, to tafce te charge of the farm bureau at that Curtis park at 10 o'clock. Those at­ m place. He will be county agent of tending are asked to bring basket CALDWELL STORE te Powers county. lunches but hot coffee will be served ANNOUNCE THEIR INTRODUCTORY n< Boise, Sept 9.—Idaho's state (kit Jake Matter, last year a freshman will offer In excess of fSO.OOO In pre­ on the ground by the Equities. V at the College of Idaho, left Wednes­ miums and purses this fall with a day evening for Moscow where he The program for the day is as fol­ •lew to making It the greatest live­ will enroll in the agricultural college lows: Qet Acquainted Sale stock and agricultural show In the In- of the University of Idaho. 11:00 a. m.—Parade led by the band. termountaln country, according to _ Carpenters began work of installing 10:30 a. m.—Band concert at picnic 1 statement made hen this week by the the equipment in the new theatre ground. h board of directors. Tuesday. Electricians have complet­ We want everybody in Canyon County to know that we have moved ed the erection of a large lisplay sign 11:00 a. m.—Welcome address, H. G. The big fair will open September 27 Morris. and close October 2. Entries to date in front of the building. —that we are now in our new quarters—the best equipped and best are by far larger than those of pre­ Mr. Fred Howard left this week for Responses— S. R. Rhoades of Nampa, stocked clothing store in this section. We are willing to pay the Pocatello where he will have charge C. A. Peckham of Wilder, vious years In all departments and the of extensive building operations for price of renewing old acquaintanship and for new as well—hence amusement program Is superior to any C. B. Ross. Mr. Howard expects to W. H. McCluskey of yet attempted at * state fair. be gone several months. Caldwell. this INTRODUCTORY SALE RIGHT AT THE COMMENCE­ Much building has been necessitated Harold Rhodenbaugh fell heir Wed­ 11:15 a. m.—"America," by the audi­ by the heavy entries In the dog, cat­ nesday to a $5 fine for speeding, and ence, led by the band. MENT OF THE FALL SEASON. tle and poultry departments and the Dick Hoffman was notified to appear 11:30 a. m. to 1 p. m.—Dinner and SUITS AND OVERCOATS for our young men going to School or demand for space in the quarters given Thursday before Police Judge Maxey on the same charge. social hour. College—our famous High Art Brand—all models— all colors—all over to the automobile show Is unpre­ 1:00 p. m.—Music by the band. cedented. The greatest demand for Prof. Smith of the University of Idaho, will be.in this county Septem­ 1:10 p. m.—Address, L. F. Yoder, styles. space has come from owners of swine ber 16 to work with the junior poultry Nampa. herds, with the breeders of fine cattle club members teaching them the art crowding them for first place. Last 1:20 p. m.—Address, J. A. McCune, of culling. The boys and girls who Wilder. year less than 000 head of hogs ware cull best will be taken to Boise State entered at the state fair, while it to fair for a week free. 1.30 p. m.—Address, George Fowler, now known that double that number Rev. Walter M. Irwin, D. D. of Melba. * ! will be shown this fall. As a result Portland. Ore., stopped in Caldwell 1:40 p. m.—Address, W. H. Mc­ : of the demand for space, the fair as­ Tuesday night for a brief visit with re­ Cluskey, Caldwell. il ! sociation has authorised the construc­ latives and friends. He spent Tues 1:50 p. m.—Music novelties, Mr. and « day at the meeting of Boise Presby­ l tion of four new hog barns and mere Mrs. H. G. Morris. space in addition to that now being tery at Franklin church, and left Wed­ S32.50-34.50-38.00Come in, examine these Suits and Overcoats, compare them with I nesday for Gooding to attend the 2:00 p. m.—Address, H. G. Morris. provided for may be needed. meeting of the Presbytery of Twin 2:30 p. m.—Concert by the band. others costing from $10 to $20 more,and realize the price we are Breeders of Duroc-Jerseys expect to Falls. 3:00 p. m.—Organization plans for make the best showing with more S. W. Sarrett, residing 3J4 miles willing to pay for your good will and acquaintance. thirty-two herds, but the breeders of south of Caldwell, suffered a broken Caldwell mill. Poland China are a strong second, lejr this morning while at work for 4:00 p. m.—Big horseshoe tourna­ with more than twenty-two herds. The the county. He was using a fresno ment. (Prises for the which caught under a cottonwood winners of the tourna­ Boys' Knicker Knee Pants Suits Berkshlree and Chester Whites will be stump which threw him against the well represented at the swine barns, fresno. He was brought to Dr. J. M. ment). BETTER MATERIALS—BETTER MAKE — LOWER PRICES but not in such large numbers. Henry's office where the fracture was Entries in both dairy and beef cat­ reduced. tle have been heavy, but the beef Pres. W. J. Boone Prof. H. H. Hay- Will Name U. of L breeds will predominate this year aa man, Prof . E. Springer, Prof. W. F. last The unusual demand for space Vance, Dr. Charles L. Chalfant, Di. President Shortly In the barns by breeders of the lat­ Albert B. Irwin, Rev. D. H. Hare and i t C. H. Leighty attended the regular * • ter class promise U> make the cattle fall meeting of the Presbytery of Opening of Snats Institution Makes show at the fair equal to the best Boise which met at the Franklin Immediate Selection Imperative found in the west and only five fairs church, northeast of Caldwell Mon­ But Board Goes Slow In the United States will make a bet­ day evening and Tuesday of this ter showing In beef cattle. The After- week. S9-75-SI-50-m50 Univesrity of Idaho, M.oscow, Sept and not $12.50 to $20.00 as most A4 others think they would have to lean Shorthorn Breeders' association is D. Olker, P. C. Cole, Sam Hartkopl 8.—The University of Idaho's* new and W. C. Farrell were arrested Tues­ pay this fall. offering $1320 in special premiums for president probably will not be named beef cattle of that breed In addition day by motorcycle policeman, Frank ilhlie for speeding. They were taken before Sept. 13, which has been set to the premiums hung up by the fair before W. S. Maxey, where a $5 fine association and that Is having the re­ as the first day of registration for: the We Offer the Same Inducements as to was imposed. Forest Cox who was f?lt semester. This was the *an­ sult of bringing many exhibitors to arrested for the same offense Satur­ Idaho from other states. The Ameri­ day, and declared that he would work nouncement made this morning by Dr. can Hereford Cattle Breeders' asso­ out the fine, was released when An­ É. A. Bryan, • state commissioner of SHIRTS-HATS-SHOES ciation is offering less in special pre­ derson Cox, his uncle, appeared and education, who returned to Moscow miums, but enough money has been paid the fine. Saturday night from a meeting of .the We are taking time by the forelock. We believe in the old saying pledged to bring the best stock In that university executive committee Held breed to the fair to stir up great in­ lflLLER-lfEEK in Spokane. that the First Loss Is the Best Loss. We're ready to take the loss terest among the liveatock of the Miss Mary Meek, only daughter of "It is quite.evident that the election without a murmer. We're getting back to the basis of the old prices northwest Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Meek, was united in marriage to Dean W. Miller at the and instaiatfon of the president can­ by leaps and bounds and we want the priviege of proving it. The fair association to unable to ac­ home of the bride's parents on South not be effected pfior to the opening of count for the exceedingly heavy en­ Kimball Avenue Tuesday evening. the first semester, faid Dr. Bryan, "but tries in the poultry department, which Sept. 7, at 8 o'clock p. m. The Rev. I do not believe that an immediate includee rabbits and pets. Lack of James H. Barton of Boise, who 35 choici Is a matter of vital importance. apace last year in that department years ago married the parents of the Thoroughly organized institutions made It impossible for the fair asso­ bride, performed the wedding cere ciation to quarter the water fowls in mony. using the impressive ring ser- like the university, with experienced vice. The wedding which was a quiet men in charge of everjf. department the poultry shed», but the demand this affair, was witnessed by the imme year la so much greater that it has Hiate relatives and a few close friends. will operate quite successfully in the been necessary to rent some large After the ceremony light refreshments absence of a president. It must be tents. Bxhibltors are bringing their were served. remembered, too, that such conse­ flocks and pens from Montana, Ore­ Mrs. Millier'is well known in Catd quential appointments as this should gon, Washington and Utah. well where she has grown to woman­ be made deliberately." hood. The last four years she was Demand for space at the automo- ' ont— of -the popular teachers in the Commissioner Bryan himself has bile show overshadows all expecta- ' public schools. Mr. Miller is a grad­ been directed by the university execu­ tlons on the part of the management uate of the Caldwell high school and tive committee to.assume all neces­ of the fair and plans have been com of the College of Idaho and is one sary responsibility for decisions' which of the popular young business men of pleted for quarters almost double the must be made immediately. He will alze of the floor room given over the city. Mr. and Mrs. Miller will make their be present when the institution opens One Price Clothier, Caldwell, Idaho year ago to dealers. It is that way home in Caldwell and after October in almost every department. Breeders and will be on the campus frequently 15 will be at home to their friends in that short period which it is be­ of livestock and poultry, automobile at 704 S. Kimball Avenue. ÜH« Look For The ALEXANDER Sijn dealers, manufacturers and hortlcul lieved will elapse until a president turists and agriculturists all want is installed. SEPTEMBER TOURISTS Registration is scheduled to begin more space than Is available and the CROWD TOURIST PARK fair association is being hard put to September seems to be a popular Monday, Sept. 13. Regular classes' it find room. , tourist month, if the number of visi­ all departments will start work Sep: In 191# the fair aasodatlon offered tors at the Caldwell park can be taken IS. $48,000 in premiums and purees, pay •or the basis of thiis assertion. Sincr Ing In full, and made permanent im­ the first of the month the following provements on the fair grounds to the persons have registered at the park: TJ ir *5? Mrs. L. Jones, Burley, Entertain in Honor value of many thouaands of dollars, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Plummer while this year it Is offering a total and Pauline. Steamboat Springs, Colo; of $51,686 and Is spending In addition Mr. and Mrs. G. E. and C. L. Waldren of the Mumfords and son and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. and large sums for additional barns and P. E. O. Holds Pleasing Reception at sheds. In 1818 the fair association Radney Jay Waldren, Minneapolis. PUBLIC SALE offered $20.000; In 1817, $81,000, and Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Webb and Finney Hall to Open son. Los Angeles: William Pease, St. and two o^'wiûur* ZT- in 1818, $42,000. The fair has grown New Year. men ein g Just after lunch on Thursday, September 16: One black gelding: 8 years old Anthony; F. E. Shaw. Baker City: î?22: one black seldins, 6 year. old. weight 1500; one white «ldlng. 8 yelrl Sid' larger each year and the livestock de­ A. M. Smart Amorita. Okla.; O. F. weight 1700; one roan Shorthorn cow, been fresh two months, giving four gallon Der day^ partment has outstripped all others at Lilsey, Wichita. Kansas; S. J. Rice Chapter F., P. E. O. opened the new one red cow, 8 years old, to be fresh NOT. 1, will give four gallon of ml" when^reîî' vear with a social evening at Finney one brlndle cow, ( years old, to be fresh Nov. 6. good flow when frîmh- on* IÏSÉ.J the fairs of the northwest Boise: Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Philliss, Hall with the B. I. S's in honor of Mr. 3 years old. to be fresh Nov. 9. good flow when fïesh onT ShorthorîTeilf s *37.' The wild west show, which has be­ Utah; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Savage and Mrs. Frank Momford. Beautiful one Shorthorn calf 2 months old; three Poland China pigs; one Potand Chînï £»w come a feature of the state fair, will Portland: Frank McCormack, Gage! autumn flowers, marigolds, golden m „ _ MACHINERY. Okla.; W. Bailor, Marysville, Kans.: Two Mccormick binders; one Deering mower; one Deerinx hay rake- on« q„nsriA. command prises totaling $18,400 and glow coryopsii, snapdragons, petun- grain drill; one Hays corn planter; one International pivot corn cultivator• one corn ata?£ O. G. Boyd. Parma. Idaho; William nia*. nasturtiums and verbenas decor­ cutter; one P. O. two-way plow: one 14-Inch Oliver walking plow- one S-hor.« will bring to Idaho many of the fa- Smith and C. E. Standlee and O. H. one spike tooth cultivator; one feagle claw cultivator; one 2-sectlon steel harrow* moos riders of the west The fair ated the large parlors and reception t H-Inch low-wheeled wide tire wagon; one farm truck wagon; garden seeder and nu?fi Smith, Idaho Falls, Idaho; Conner A hall. dates have been so arranged that they Jones. Twin Falls. Idaho; G. M. CaU vator, combined; one wheel barrow grass seeder; one 2-meîted fëck?one .1Eg*ê bSggi" The chapter presented Mr. and Mrs. _ A , HOUSEHOLD GOODS. will not conflict nor interfere with the Emelan Wise.; L. L. Pratt. Salt Lake. Mumford with two beautiful pictures One Davenport lounge: one center table; one 4-sectlon book case with hi>. round-ups In other etates and as a Utah; L. S. Brooks. Lincoln. Xebr.; two rocking chairs: six dining chairs; one kitchen table; R. F. Owen and family, Milwaukee, in color. Prof. Neilson. accompanied dresser: one commode; one lounge; two bedsteads; one 4-biirner oll stove-miwinü result the beet obtainable will be seen by Mrs. Neilson, sang two lovely solos barrei churn; one 2-gallon stone churn: one large heating stove- two iitî'o? lfJ .fÂliïî Ore.; L._V Baugher. Grand Junction. and mattress, and lots and lots of omali «tuff not her« llet«fd TVJλ J!?n S" ,prlnM In action at Boise. Colo.; Rolla H. Baugher, Bucklin, after which Mrs. Ralph Oakes told of In an effort to make the state fair Mo.; L. D. Stewart, Boise; Royal Ed- some of the wonderful experiences of an outing for both parents and chil­ son and family. Boise; E. C. Buesecker their Hawaiian trip. Mrs. Alfred z dren, the management has thrown Stone delighted the audience with two TERMS and family, Boise; I. V. Sweet Ru- piano solos.^ The rest of the evening »25.00 and under cash; over »26.00 six months time at 10 per cent approved security. open a tract of land on the fair P5rL' Waho: J^rs- G«ftie Skagg. Delco. Idaho; Bay Douglas, Bay City, Ore.; was spent in the performance of groan da for the accommodation of au­ stunts by various groups. The win­ AMOS J. MILLER, Auctioneer. Ckariee Howard. Clerk. tomobile parties and It will provide Mr. and Mrs M. N. Sullins, Okla., ning group received a cake, which on teats which may be rented for a week Mr. and Mrs. Douglass. Bay City, Ore: being cut. revealed all the fortune tell­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Faulkner, ing symbols. at a reasonable cost Free wood will Los Angeles, Calif.; J. H. Devore furnished and «vary effort made to After refreshments the party led Drewsey, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. J C bv Mr. Neilson sang several of the •vsvlde ample am— is lis lliiss tor vi» Old field. Dallas. Texas and Mr. and d songs. The next meeting of the Falîs. Idaho! ' 'nd Twin chapter will be with Mrs. Ross Mad­ den on Sept. 20.

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