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NEWELL AFRAID OF
LOSING OIS JOO
(Continued from First page.)
ments of the case, that this conference
»a* called to enlist Perkins in the
I iutncUUartiUd scheme to do" Bal
linger, it was also held to help Piu
chot in h:-. eüort to get Newell to
jo;n ia the light. But iu these particu
.~.c cu^lerence was a iaiiure, tor
ù»o «.«jo ai ter wards, Pinchot, in a
letter Washington, iniormed Jir.
Perkins tuai uo LUtl xa.led complet
in nis return mi.wiL.-n to \tasn*U£ton
namely, iu his ellort to get Ne weil
co-operation.
Change is .Marked.
But mark the change that came
over Newell, according to the tesu
luony of Perkins! Newell pasacu
tiiruUjjh Chicago going West on July
2o, is^. Un that date he said
i-drjuus: "I will no; do anything
aga.iiai Bailinger. So long as i a
woittiii 0 for him I will take no action
agaiusi him." On October 29 alter
hav.ng auenued the Irrigation Con
greas, aud huard much of Pinchot !
campaign a^aïust the Secretary, New
ell again passed through Cnicago, and
stopped off to see Perkins. He then
brought up the question of the
"Inack-tent ' lectures, of which a sen
sauon was sought to be made at the
invessigation, and made it plain
Perkins that he intended to p ace
on Bailinger the responsibility tor
those lectures which had aroused
some critic.sm.
Perkins told Newell he could not
shift the responsibility on the Secre
tary, for he himself had been par
tially responsible for them.
Newell then replied: "I want to
make Ball.nger the goat.
It was a very d.fferent Newell re
turning from the West; not the same
loyal subordinate who had gone to
thd Spokano congress with a deter
mination to raise no hand against the
Secretary. He left Washington tree
from all entaglements with Pinchot;
he returned a rank anti-Ballinger.te,
anxious to make his superior the
"goat."
1'erkins Marked for Removal.
The connection of Perkins with this
conspiracy is interesting. When Per
kins was called to West Mentor it was
believed he would join in the fight
on the Secretary, in order to retain
Newell. He did work in behalf of
Newell, but refused to go further.
Soon afterwards, two of Perkins' ene
mies, one an uneducated cowpuncher
without office training or exper.ence,
were sent to Investigate Perkins' office
a - aicago, which handles $7,000
worth of business daily, and these
men, both of them enemies to Per
kins, joined in u report recommend.ng
his removal. A. P. Davis, chief en
gineer of the Keclamation Service,
.»rot? a letter recommending Per
k.n^' removal, but Newell held this
up, and wrote Perkins, advis ng him
to resign, pretending that if he did
not the black tent scandal would be
aired and bring about his dismissal.
Perkins knew there was nothing
wrong about the black-tent lectures;
he knew the report against him had
been made by two of his persona! en
emus, and he knew that the efforts
to get him out of the service were in
tended as punishment for his refusal
to jo.n ia the anti-Bailinger conspir
acy. So he refused to res gn, came to
Washlng:on and explained the situ
ation to Secretary Bailinger, secured
a fair ar.d impartial Investigation, was
cleared of a!l charges and w as allowed
to continue in charge of the Ch.cago
office.
Pinchot Policy Illustrated.
All of which merely illustrates one
of the means by which Pinchot sought
to punish those who refused to do h s
bidding. One of the very men sent
by Newell and Davis to investigate
Perkins, before beginning his inves
QUICK
lisch
AND QUICK SERVICE
h • ve made our establishment
the most popular in town.
WHOLESOME AND
DAINTY DISHES
served in the most ap
proved manner without a
minutes delay. We know
what's good to eat and are
building our reputation
upon that knowledge Have
lunch with u< today. Only
popular prices charged.
SARATOGA CAFE.
tigation, declared: "We must get rid
of Perkins; we do not want him inj
this office any longer."
It has been no secret of late that
Director Newell and Secretary Ballin- (
ger long have been working at cross
purposes. The Secretary himself con.
fessed to lack of confidence in New
e!! - s ab i] it> - all d f e lt that Newell was ;
not loyal. Newell has shown by h s
opposition to some of Balling;r's bills
before Congress that he is not in har
mony, and the fact is well recognized
that the Reclamation Service is today
more or less demoralized because of
this lack of harmony. Secretary Bai
linger wants a new director; Presi
dent Taft upholds Bailinger; there
fore, in the interest of harmony and
in the Interest of development work
under the Reclamation Service, the
early elim nation of Newell is essen
tia, and indeed necessary, if Bailinger
is to remain.
i .... . .. . v .
The probabi ities are that Newell
will go just as soon as
can be found.
a successor
LOCAL GOSSIP.
Stcunenberg, the shoe maker, at
ihn ».
The Saratoga always has a good
room for you. 2 t.
A marriage license was issued Fri
day to Harry M. Brainard and Dora
D. Dement, both of Caldwell.
Messrs. Clayton Knox and G. H.
Powell of Emmett were business vis
itors in Caldwell Friday.
E. P. Junor and son, Bruce, came
iu from the sheep camp Saturday and
remained in the city several days.
Miss Lucile Gillette won the dia
mond ring in the Nampa Leader
Herald popularity contest.
Sheriff Breshears returned Tuesday
from Portland where he went to re
ceive Jason Lee who escaped from
the Canyon county ja 1 some time
go and was captured at Medfora,
Oregon.
Its some satisfaction to know that
Ezra Meeker has been sent after the
enient mixer as stated in the States
man. Ezra is a little slow but he us
ually gets there in the course of time
M ss Mae Franklin has returned to
Caldwell from the east. During the
past year she has been doing post
graduate work at the Columbia Uni
versity, New York City. Miss Frank
lin will return to New York this fall
to complete her course.
Ed LeBranch was taken down with
the typhoid fever Tuesday, His daugh
ter has just recovered from a severe
attack.
Miss Haz?l Harrington was the hos.
less of her Sunday school class Tues
day at a picnic on Sebree's island on
the Boise river near town.
F. J. Girard was down frof Quar
tersburg this week visiting his broth
er. W. L. G rard.
H. McGinnis and daughter of Dix
on, Illinois, are in this section visiting
Mr. McGinnis' sister, Mrs. Waiter
Older, who 'Ives near town. He will
likely locate permanently here.
H. S. Walsh of Cllftcn, Ariz na, was
iu Caldwell several days this week
locking over the country with a view
of locating here permanently.
Among the many people in Cald
well the past week looking over the
country with a view of settling here
permanently, was Mr. Robert Nelson
cf Reedley, Colorado. Mr
was greatly Impressed with this part
oi the state and will undoubtedly
locate.
Messrs. Arthur, R. O
McDowell and tho Misses McDowell
and J. A. Pegram of Homedaie were
\elscn
- eisen
and Weslv
in Caldwell Tuesday en route to Em
thev were called by the
brothe'-in-law a v<
Drotûe. m law, a Mr.
Wilson and C. M. Sutton of Rockviüe
were in Caldwel Monday and Tues
day of -h s week. These gentlemen
m*?tt wher
death of
Ko w 1er.
Charles E. Epper'.y made final
proof on his homestead before U. S.
Commissioner Stovel Tuesday. His
place is the S\Y 1-4 NW 1-4, N 1.2
S\Y 1-4 and lot 3 section 35, T. 5 N..
R 3 W., B. M.
Messrs. J. R. and J. E. Keith of
he
coua'y. Messrs. Keith Brothers
re shefpmen and we presume Mr.
utton is another.
Mrs. A. Keenig of Los Angeles ar
rived in Caldwell Monday for a three
weeks' visit
Keening
Gowen.
with relatives,
sister of Mrs.
Mrs.
J B.
W. R. Cartright of Emmett is
among the many Emmett people here
this week attending court.
A. I. Myers of the A. L. Murphy
Co., has returned to this city from
Boise, where he has been looking af.
ter the interests of the company dur
ing the absence of Mr. Murphy.
j
OPENING OF 12 .CHK) ACRES C.l_RE\
ACT LAND.
der Crane Creek Project. Reduced.
rates via Oregon Short Line. Tickets:
on sale June 11, 12 and 13, limited,
to June IS. See agents for rates an-i
further part culars.
At Weiser, Idaho. June 14th, un
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION".
U S Land Office at Boise, Idaho
May 3. 1910. j
Notice is hereby given thai Ernest
Bedford of Caldwell Idaho, who, on -
November 22, 1904, made desert
land entry No. 2157, serial No. 01949,
for SE 1-4. NE 1-4, Sec:.oa 2S.
Township 3 N. Range 4 W, Boise Me
ridian, has fi'ed notice cf intent on to
make- final Proof, to establish claim
t0 j ani j above» described, before
C. S. Commissicner Geo. W. Stovel, at
Caldwell, Idaho, on the 6th day of
July. 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James R. Ballingsley, Jacob J.
Ballingsley. Char'es E. Tsber, Walter
Bedford, all of Caldwell, Idaho.
BALDERSTON,
Register.
J 3—Jy 1.
PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL.
Portland, Ore., Juns 6-11, 1910.
Reduced rates via Oregon Shor'
Line. See agents for selling dates
rates, etc.
ttrtst
ESTIMATE OF THE CITV COUNCIL FOR
FISCAL YEAR rçro-igu.
F^lIo*-i-g :s the estimate prepares try the
City Counc:' of the City of Caldwell. ld*ho.
of the probable amount of money necessary
for a;: purposes to be r-.:«ed by taxation in
the 5-ii Ci y during the fiscal, year beginning
he first Tuesdi* ir May. iotc *. incîui:
"ti principal du
per.
the pre
dine rent
of the
?nt:-e revenu«
bonded del t :
: an 3 classifying
branches of ex
be with a state
of the Citv for
Fnnd
Road Fund
Cemetery Fund
W. \V. Sinking Fund
Librarr Fund
r or.i 3-d ï-terest Fund ....
«prink:--« Fond
Water Work« Fu- i
Tav -e Po-3 5-k -c F--1 .
Ku-'-a* Ro-i 5-rrg F-.-r.-l
Pwli i | - Sm l «l A imimat ..
Sewer—Special Assessment
«I0.D00.00
IO.ooo oo
1.500.00
1.500.00
500.00
?. TOO OD
I.500.05
1.50a cn
1.5^ 00
500.00
Î64 .S130.C
Ch'n.
FLMFR X. CLARK,
M. ' PFVERS
R FARRAK.
Committee.
SOt'ROFS OF REVENTE OF THE Cm
OF CALDWFT.L, IDAHO. FOR THt
FISCAL VF AR BEGINNING MAY 4.
19 c. AND ENDING MAY i 1910.
Water Rentals S
Meters
Water Tsps
Water F:nes
Interest on Warrants
Dimeren ce in Freight
Old pipe
Old wood pipe
Freight rebate
Cemetery Lots
Sexton's Fees
Cemetery Fermits
Dog Fine
Hog Licenses
fho t ne Gallery License
5.1776"
I.IJÇ.OO
5-50
if-03
4- ! 9
5.00
168 85
•74
38500
2T1-00
5-cw
?how Licenses ^
Merry co-round licenses 7$.cn
Auto Permits 70.00
F r o*n County Licenses 6^4
Fines on™
Costs
Impounded Stock
T?xes—General
Taxes—General Delinquent
Taxes—Special. Sidewalk
Taxes—Soecial. Sprinkling ...
Taxes—Special, .»uisance
Taxes—Special. Roid Poll
Taxes—>pecial. Sidewalk, del'qnt 2*77\
Tr x es— Spec ill. Snri^kling. del'qnt... 112.14
Taxe- —Special. Nuisance, del'qnt.. * 6?
>■<**■">
79 55 j
?2.00 1
Î7. 55^-42 j
95*19 !
4.$43-6l
1.46 ?.«3
5-*S 8?
Ga
Int
Fn^ : ne—Rent
—Sale
Bridge
cvs from Cou
ity
H"wkeV]TnT Peddit« ; LicenW ' ! ! ! !
50.00
Condemned Material
Fxtension to Sidewalks
Paving Assessment
Transferred from General to School
Funl •
transferred f^orn Warrant Redemp*
•■on to W. W. Sinking Fund
Works Sinking F\ind War
30.0c
1,500.0c
4 50 I
Water
Interest
Old Lumber
Rent City Hall
Interest on deposits ,«T Z*
Ro%d Pol! Tax I
Transferred from Sidewalk to Gen- I
era! Fund 4 .473 50 I
Transferred Nuisance to Road Fun i e : g.VI
Transferred Warrant Redemption to '
Jinkmg and Paving Funds and
Genera! and Road Funds 2.331.58
J 6«3j8.jS
NO J ,CE OF SALE «F CITY BOXDS.
Notice is hereby g ven by th; Mavot
snd Citv Council of the City of Cald
well. Idaho, that tho said Mayor an<l
Council intend to issue, negotiate anl
sell the ne?ot able coupon bonis of
the said City to t' ze amou t of $ 0 00)
for the purpos? cf funding the out
standing warrant indebtedness of said
City. Said bonds are to be issued in
denominations of $1,000.00 each and
bear interest at a rate not to ex
ceed 8 x per cen * P er annum, said in
terest tQ be paid Qn {he ^ ^ o{
January and July of each vear at 'fa
office of the Ci'y Treasurer* cf she Citv
of Caldwell, Idaho, or at the Chis
National Bank of New York City,
State of New York, at the option oi
tho holder of the interest coupons
The principal of said bonds is 'o" b
paid at the office of the Ci'y Treasur
er at Caldwell, Idaho. Said bonds
shall b* payable twenty years from
date, redeemable n their numerical
order, at the ontion of the ci-y at
an y t! ™e after the explra'ion of ten
7_ c ?. rs __ f . ro 1 1 da ! e : D'incipa' and
i*£io
The bids for the purchase of said
bond-! must be sealed and adir<«sed
to the Mayor and Coun; 1 of Ca'd
weii. Idaho, and filed wi*h th? Ci*v
Clerk. Bids will bi received until
12 o'clock, noon. Monday. July 11
Said b ds will b- op-n -d by th=
Mayor and Council of said City on
July 11, 1910, at S o'clock p. m. a'l
th« City Hall, Ca'dwe'I, Idaho. Said
bonds will not be sold for less than
faco and accrued in'^r'-s
d t.'.' T " r y and no bid will be considered;
wh ch S'.eciflp« a higher rate of In.
at time of
">r *>¥t that sii per cent per annum !
Each bid must be acccomnani^d bv
s> c«>rtifiw} che'-k on some bank in th"'
City of Caldwell, Id*hn. , 0
amount of five per c^n* of 'h° amour
bid payable to the City of Ca'dwe'I. j
Idaho. Pa'd bids mav b» for th->
whole amount of the bonds issued j
Joe Wi
All Kinds oi
Ilia mson
Shoes lor Men.
j
-
E. Z. Walker
Prlcc $3.00
Otlitr K. Z. Walkers for $3.25,
$3.50 and $3.75.
Price 92.00
Others for f-2.50 and $2.75.
The better the
the more it cost.
leather, and the more work put in a shoe
:
Joe Williamson
Nobody
From Getting
ALE
$1«
Barred
a Good Fit at
XANDER'S
SPECIAL SUIT SALE
—MEN'S—
YOUNG MEN'S
New Styles, New Patterns aililEi to the line
each day. Yesterday's express brought Hve
more new and distinct styles
SHOWN TODAYFOR FIRST TIME
Pretty Brown Cassimers and Blue Serges,
well worth $15.00 and $17.50 the suit
These represent a tew oi the best values
ot our recent large purchases, and go in
the Special Sale at—
$11 .5«
$10 & $11.50
Father and Son, SUm and Stout, Short and
Large-a lit lor ev erybody at the big sale.
Alexander
imagos
La
c%ïvâe.
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER CALDWELL, IDAHO.
Π6 allotments of the bonds that
5ilal! be deemed for the bast interests
or for a portion thereof, at the option
of the b dder and the ci'y reserves the
right to reject any or a'l bids and to
Of the State of Idaho and the ordl
nances and resolutions of said c ty
By order of the Mayor and Citv
Council of tho City of Caldwell'
Idaho.
Dated at Caldwe'I, Idaho, June 1
1910.
J. B.
Attest :
C. J SHORB
clerk of the City of Caldwell
J 3, 10, 17, 25—July 1.
Idaho.
EXCTRSIOXS TO SALT LAKE CITV.
June 2nd. to 5th. inclutivp.
V a Oregon Short Line for Conven
tions Young Men's and Young Ladies'
Mu ' ual Improvement Associations
S«« agents for further particulars
TREAT YOUR BABIES TO
A SHO FLY ROCKER
. mal 1 Red Chain or a Wheel Barrow for the B -vs.
""H t these in a way that coiti ;>oti ion cms no
ice
Caldwell Racket Store
PORTLAXn ROSE festival
Portland, Ore., J u „, |0I0
Reduced rates via Ore K on Short
l ine. See agents for selling dates
rates etc.
!>r Wnlr.
. , t Kln^biiry. Osteopath
Ind phon.. 201. Union niock
FXCl'RSIONS TO SALT l-*KK CITY
Juno 2nd. to IMh. «nclu><lve
V a Oregon Short Line for Convsn
tlons Young Men's and Young ! .'die*
Mutual lmpro»"ment AssoclatiO 1 "
So agr-nts for further particular»^
Feet hurt? Try Rets'I " v '
der for tired and sweaty feet.
Kiiarmteed at Botkln -Harmon ru
Co.. Ltd.