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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-29

Reports from Twin Falls are to the
effect that the city is overlooking with
land seekers and that sleeping accom-
modations are at a premium and diff
cult to find. Pullman cars are being
shipped in to be used for sleeping
berths and every possible expedient is
being resorted to for the accommoda-
toe of the big crowds.
Rev. Charles May of Hepburn, well
known in this section as an able and
influential pastor in the Presbyterian
churches of Hepburn and Burley, died
at his residence at o. clock p. M May
&c, 1908, attended by his family and
Mr. Pratt of Shoshone. He leaves a
large circle of friends to remember his
noble Christian character.
While floods prevailed in many points
during the months of May, and in Ok
lahoma many lives were lost and i'm
mense amounts of property were dis
troyed, in southern Idaho only gentle
showers have fallen and nothing has
to seriously interfere with
in any of the departments.
And people are finding out that irriga-
ted Idaho is desirable and profitable
place in which to live.
C. F. BORDEN has purchased from F.
W. Gooding a number of lots in the
southwest part of town, and is prepar-
ing to build two residences thereon. E.
G. Isenberg, the new deputy county
clerk, has rented one of these in adj
vance. F. C. Pierce also expects to
build in the same part of town, and the
streets are to be opened and several
blocks cleared of sage brush. 1t will
put on the market number of very de-
sirable lots.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-29

Wanted 10 rent a iyc-roomed house.
Apply at Journal office.
/ Get ready FOR the big Fourth Of July
celebration. in shoshone. July 8-4-5.
Tom Cooling returned. Monday, from
the Reedsprings sheep shearing corrals.
Mrs Garloek will join her husband at
Twin Falls Ia time for the Salmon
River opening
Mrs Charles Sturgis was so far re-
covered as TO return home from the
hospital last Monday
N. NJ Lucier's boy. about twelve
years Of age, was operated on Wcdnes-
day. az the Dill hospital
The Ladies' Guild Of the Episcopal
Church will serve ice cream and cake
on Decoration Day from 10 O'Clock on.
The Stoekgrowcrs' store this week
has very attractive Memorial Day
window. with flags. guns and other APP
propriate relies.
Rev. Varnum went over to Twin Falls
Saturday, to look over the Twin Falls
Salmon River tract, and possibly to
pick out land for a filing
W L. Reynolds, the well known Sho-
shono painter. started Thursday with a
wagon load Of paint and painters to
decorate the thriving town Of Jerome.
Mrs Parry expects to go over to Al
bion the first Of the week to attend the
commencement exercises Of the State
Normal Her daughter, Miss Josephine.
IS one Of tbs graduates.
Are you Kodaker2 ls net. why
mott Ask starrh the Druggist. He
has all kinds OF kodaks and viii be
pleased 70 show ho~ they work. Price
the sans as ia New York.
There win be union services at the
Baptist church. Sunday night. at 500.
Hon. r. u. Nichols Of Boise win de-
liver the address At II a. N. Rev T. 4
n. Patterson will preach on the topic (
What kind Of Christian ought to
be-" Special music.
Francis G. Cavcrs who shipped car
or two Of horses from Dillon. Montana 1
to the construction camps 20 the south 4
Of Shosbone, recently. was tYansacting
business in the city the first Of the
week.
B. F, Wilson, cashier Of the Sharps
burg Bank. sharpsbnrg. Iowa. and an
odd fsiend Of J. 4. Beckett ~ this city.
IS visiting here this week He will at
tend the salmon River opening at Twin
Falls, before returning home.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-29
If the weather proves favorable, {

If the weather proves favorable,
big crowd is anticipated tomorrow
Decoration services will be held in thu
opera hall in the forenoon and a mat
ched game of base ball between Sho
shone and Gooding on the home ground:
will occur in the afternoon.
Fred G. Bliss of Bliss brought the
two Austrains arrested for highway
robbery to Shoshone. Monday, and was
in Attendance at the trial Wednesday,
Mr.. Bliss is a brother of Mrs Fuller
and as matter Of course he made the
Fuller home his headquarters while in
the city.
Hon. E. d. Nichols of Boise will speak
at the Methodist church Sunday morn
day, in the absence of the regular pas
tor, Rev. Varnum. Sunday School will
be held as usual A union temperance
service will be held at night at the Bap-
list church.
John Koets, the efficient surveyor of
Lincoln county, returned from Grand
Rapids. Michigan, on the Monday morn
ing train, accompanied by his bride.
It was surmised by mis- many friends
that the genial surveyor was not tax
ing a trip solely for pleasure and his
returning with life companion to share
the joys and labors of life was not
complete surprise to them.
DR.. E. w. Kleinman of Haily was
in the city. Tuesday, renewing old ac-
quaintances before going on to Boise.
From Boise the Doctor goes to Chicago
to attend the National Medical Associa-
tion. The people of Shoshone have
many nice things to say of DR.. Klein
man and they ought to know because
he was a resident of the city not many
years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Trovinger of Oakland.
California, We're visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Anderson, Monday and
Tuesday of this week. Mrs. Trovinger
and Mrs. Anderson were schoolmates
in Wisconsin, graduating in the same
class and this is the first opportunity
they have had in long time to renew
the intimate association of former days. I
Lake Geneva. Wisconsin, is the per-
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Troving- i
er and they will make that place long
visit before returning to California.
w. f. Lees, former editor Of the
Shoshoae Journal, but now a citizen of
Ontario, Oregon, was in the city. We'd
nesday, looking up the friends of long
ago and preparing to make tour of
Of the Twin Falls North and
south side projects and going over the
salmon river tract in time for the June
st drawing. He was accompanied by
everal parties from Oregon and was
citing by power of attorney for others.
all reports are true Mr.. Lees has
lrofited by his strenuous career in the
vest and has quite fortune to his
redit Z,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-29

James r. Boutwell, was in the north
ern part of the county early in the
week and visited Hagerman, Wednes-
day, and of course attended the Demo
cratic convention in Rupert the 2Sth.
1t will be a surprise to his friends if
the Democratic nomination for County
Attorney does not fall to his lot.
Several fine little showers have help
ed out wonderfully in the way of crop
growing. For a few days, the whole of
Little Wood river was being taken for
irrigation, so that at Gooding there was
not enough to water a snowbird. But
with the coming of the rains, there is
plenty for all purposes.
Robert Stiles, of the state fish hat
cherry at Hay Spur, was in Friday night,
on his way up the branch. He had on
exhibition a fine Bear Lake trout,
weighing about 7 pounds, that attract
ed great deal of attention. The Bear
Lake trout is an entirely distinct vari-
ETY. from all others, and is one that the
state game department wants to try
for general distribution in the Idaho
rivers and lakes.
j. H. Cook of Deming, Washington,
stopped off in Shoshone, Saturday, to
investigate the merits of this city be-
fore the boom strikes it like whirl-
wind. He and two sons have land in
the Twin Falls North Side tract and it
would appear that their appetite for
real estate is hardly satisfied as yet
for they have faint idea of the ire
mendous rise in values certain to take
place in irragated Idaho in the near
future. Mr.. Cook will go on to visit
awhile in Oklahoma before returning
home.
DIR. w. H. Baugh is in receipt of the
announcement of his bro
Their, DR.. H. G. Baugh, from the Bar
mes University of st. Louis. There
were three Haley young men in the
class, all prominent in social |
aud business circles and all well known
in Shoshone. They were H. G. Baugh.
Leslie B. Stockslager and Earl w. Fox.
The young DR.. Baugh will move to this !
city and enter the practice of his pro-
fession in partnership with his brother,
DR.. W. H. Baugh.
Rush Haddock departed for Twin
Falls, Thursday, and Paul Haddock
goes tomorrow. both loaded down with
Powers Of Attorney for entering lands
n the Salmon River opening at Twin
Falls on June lst. The Haddock Land
Company made such good record in
he Jerome and Gooding openings in |
aking lands for outside parties by {
lower of attorney that they have a still /
anger clientage for the Salmon River ]
pening and their friends have no fear I
ut what they will make good as usual S
nd act fot the best interests of their
ustomers.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-29

The usual Sunday services will be
held at the Episcopal Church next Sab
bath. Preaching at IL, Sunday Schoo
at II, evening services at 8 O'Clock.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
A sure cure. one you can depend
upon Hickory Bark Cough Remedy.
A sure cure. and It's purel Use it for
all hung trouble, coughs, colds. hoarse-
ness and sore throat. For sale by T..
NJ starrh and dealers everywhere.
The ladies' Of the Episcopal church
will serve ice cream and cake in the Gus
ter building, Saturday, May 30, begin
ming at 10 O'Clock. The journal last
week announced it as a full dinner. an
ticipating spread such as the ladies
usually serve.
c. W. Wernicke was so generous as
to send the wife and children out to the
ranch for an outing while he attended
10 the onerous details Of spring house
cleaning and now he is beginning to
find out how very much he misses them.
II. Clarity. a chemist for a Salt Lake
smelter. was in the city Saturday look
ing up its desirabliy as place of bust
ness and Investments. His inquiry was
concerning the churches represented
here, remarking that he could see the
saloons without necessity for inquiry.
Rapid progress is being made on the
Sage Brush Tonic factory. The machin-
cry for the factory is to be shipped
from Detroit early in June. and the
building win be finished by the time it
reaches here. ready for immediate in
stalation.
The Nashville Students played to a
good house. Wednesday. and gave an
excellent show. Manager Wernicke has
succeeded in presenting a uniformly
good line Of attractions. any one of
which the puhlit can attend assured it
viii be worth while.
Report have drifted in from the
coast that Marsedeld. Oregon. situated 1
on Coos Bay. has struck an oil gusher
that promises big things for all who
own property in that city. And what
makes the news especially relishable
here is the fact that some twenty-five
Of the good people Of Shoshone own
property therein and Il they make a
pot OF money out Of the transaction il
will all be used in booming this place.
The Haley train came near having a
bad wreck, Monday. as il left the Sho-
shone depot The switchman threw
the branch line switch before the day
coach had left the main line. and the
front truck was headed for Haley while
the rear truck was stlll on It's way east. {
The car could not run far on the two i
tracks at once. So left both. No one
was hurt. Gov Gocding, Judge and |
Mrs. Stockslager and many others were '
aboard the car when il went wrong. 9
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-29

neeoraiioa pay tomorrow,
"A. A. Kcnnes ton is reported on tbs
slek llst
The Decoration Day program tomor
fow starts AZ % O'Clock. al the ball.
Tell yom sye Troubles to Or. Drake
q she Columbia Hotel May alst and
June it,
Shosh3ne e.iy property viii BIO at a
premium be- the near future Now Is q
rood time tobey
For Sale A Newcome loom. the best
made. 30 8ne condition J. W Robert
sn. Gooaing ldaho
Mr.. Thomas Hoffman Of Rupert was
visiting heg many friends ia shoshone.
the fore part u the week
&. r Borden hos just received a ear
kad 81 Winoua wagons 90 supply the
trade with these popular vehicles.
Nr Courtney Of payctle spent several
days Ia shsshone the FIRST II the week
and made the Journal a pleasant call.
d c. Bark sAale. broker Of Salt
Lake Cily. has been spending the
wcek Ia Sboshone Tor business reasons.
Harvey a. Thouas. Secretary Of the
shoshonc Commercial Club. reports a
present membership u forty with more
ID sight
Df " Il Bsugh spent several days
this week hooking over the Salmon
River tract and wili take a chance in
the drawing. June ist
sDr. Drake the eye specials" Of
Boise viii De- a. the Columbia Hotel
May 8lss ard Janr ist sec him sor
riasses. No guess work
w. n. Pierce manager Of the Bos-
toa Idaho mines on boyle mountain. be-
yon6 ksseaum. went ap the read Mon
day u iook after the property.
Remember the matehed game Of
base bah betWoen the shoshoue and
University ~ ldsiio teams comes Off
June issh ard big time is promised.
Nh Ida A. Brukesi. mother Of Mrs
T. ". Sfarrsh. departed for her home
81 Hailey. yesterday morning Mrs
Brakeit. - usual. spent the winter 10
Shoshone and Salt Lake
10 you Want q pure cough remedy
Do you want sure cough remedy
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-29
To the Ladies of ShOShOne.

Don't fuss over hot stove making
desert for your Sunday dinner Call up
No. II on the Bell phone, Starrh the
ice cream man and he will help you out.
He has quick delivery system now.
Ice Cream or Sherbets delivered in
neat little packages at moments no.
tice.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-29
Strayed.

One gray mare, reached name. bob
tail, branded FIR on both stiles. one
black mare, branded FIR on left stifie.
One black horse with star in fore
head branded FIR on left stife. A
liberal reward for their return to, or
notification as to their whereabouts
sent to
B. L. KILLINGswoRTH.
Gooding, Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-29
Desert Entry for Sale.

100 Acres desert entry, IL miles
from Gooding, bargain, address M. L.
Gallagher, S43is Washington ST., Port
land, Oregon.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-29
THE WEEK IN BRIEF

Bsaz interesting Happenings Is Lincoln County In
General and shoshone Particular.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
SOX DEFEAT
ANGELS AGAIN
GAME CONTAINS
LITTLE INTEREST
Semi-Busher TwirIers Are Hit Freely
and Help to Detraet from
the Fun of the
Spectators

Once more the Angels slumped back
under the jurisdiction of the jinks yes
terday, and in an absolutely featureless
game allowed the White Sox to add an
other victory to their string by the
score of II to g.
The Tourists trooped along after the
start of two runs in the first inning
with consistent additions to their total
in almost every session. One trip across
the plate was made by them in the
third, three more followed in the fifth,
and a pair in the sixth made up for an
accidental blank drawn in the seventh.
The eighth and ninth innings saw the
total clinched with three netted scores.
The Angels were forced to be content
with spotless blackboard until the
last of the eighth, when three runs were
tailed, which represented the only real
sample of playing the Dillonites mus
tered during the entire show.
Each team entrusted its chances to
semi i-busher twirlers to further detract
from the interest of the game. Most
was a trifle better than Thorsen, but
was errratic at times and apparently
innocent of puzzles. Thorsen was less
generous with his gratuitous passes
than on his debut on the diamond, but
was slugged freely for singles which
were occasionally accompanied by still
better hits
Manuel relieved Most when the
youngster showed signs of tiring, and
in the sixth Easterly and Hosp traded
places with Hogan and Thorsen on the
points for the locals.
Captain Davis was unable to flll his
position on account of sickness and
was substituted at the initial bag by
Nagle.
Score by innings:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19

to the last day, although some of the
training stunts may be curtailed some-
what.
Abdo has been won over to thinking
that Johnson is a wonder. He declares
that he could whip Jack O'Brien in one
round, and says further that he never
has stood up before a harder hitter
than the Russian
Flynn never let up one whit yester-
day, starting out in the morning with
ten miles on the road and taking the
usual work in the gymnasium. He
boxed eight rounds in all, three with
Rose and the remainder with two east
side aspirants. Flynn weighed 1891
pounds after his shower, but in spite of
the light weight he declares that he is
in the best shape of his career and that
he has no fear of the outcome of the
bout with Johnson.
Howard Baker and Leonard Lauder
! will box ten rounds as one of the pre-
| liminaries to the Johnson Flynn event.
Baker is a lightweight from Denver
and comes to Los Angeles showing a
good record.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
ROAD WORK
IS STOPPED
BAT JOHNSON GETTING TOO LOW
IN PoUNDAGE
Flynn Will Not Let UP and Is Con-
fident of Beating Big Fellow
When They Get To-
gether

Battling Johnson and Jim Flynn con-
tinued their hard training yesterday in
preparation for their ten-round bout at
the Cabin next Tuesday evening.
The Russian took to the highway in
the morning and reeled off eight miles
before returning to the San Pedro Ath-
letic club building. This road work
was the last that Johnson will do, as
he is getting too fine, according to the
statement of his trainer, j. p. Gaines
In the afternoon Johnson again went
six rounds with Fritz Frey and Aldo
the Turk. He was more gentle than on
Tuesday, and the two aids escaped with
few scratches.
Johnson went through the usual eXer-
cises besides the boxing, but he has de-
cided to forego skipping the rope in the
future, because it is also too strenuous
Gaines was in town at noon, looking
around for some big pillows with which
Johnson and his partners might box so
that Frey and the Turk would last
through the week. He says that he
will allow johnson to continue work up
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
ANGELS WIN
POLO GAME
Victory Is Most Popular of Tourney at
Coronado-First Set of Races
Is Scheduled for To-
day
BY c. L. wARING

BY G. L. WARING
Special to The Herald.
CORONADO, March 1S.-The game
tcuay between Los Angeles and the
Riverside a team was generally Voteo
by the experts on the side lines tc
have been the best contest of the tour
ney 1t was fast, 1t was open and II
was even. Los Angeles eventually wor
in the sixth period by score of to z
The Los Angeles team is composed
of stickers and tryers; with always the
worst of luck, they have played al
uphill game. Everybody was glao
they won. including the losing team.
On both sides every individual mar
played wen and the result was in doubt
until the last period with the gallopine
fast and furious. I'll gamble that Tom
Weiss. ST., the brother of one of the
Los Angeles team and the father ol
arother falls off it tonight.
The score was;
1st I'd Sd 4th 5th 9th
Los Angeles ....'.'..'l
Tomorrow the first days races will
take place. There is Il classy lot OF
ponies entered, ponies that can run
with big horses, and there are also
sc me horses and some galloways. Fol
lowing is the list:
Race No. l, selling. ponies, one-half
mile-Freakman John Cross, 14l
pounds; Prietita, r. c. Rogers. las
pounds; Tiojuan, John Cross, 141
pounds; Nellie. DIR. E. ]. Boeseke, 145
pounds; Lapetite, DR.. e. j. Boeseke, III
pounds; Glory, T. b. Jenkinson, 141
pounds.
Race No 2. three -fourths mile, for
galloways, 10 hands and 'under--Nattie
Bumppo, C. l.. Waring, 127 pounds
Blue Knot DIR. e. j. Boeseke. 12l
pounds; Redemption, II. Messmore. 49,
1872 pounds; Vide d, c. A. Holcomb. lac
pounds.
Race No. s. polo ponies, three-siX-
teenths mile-Wild Rose, DIR. e. j. Boe-
seke, 140 pounds; Julia, II. Messmore
155 pounds; Grep, L. B. Jenkinson, 135
pounds; Beatrice, S. f. Nave. 126.
Race No. 4. ponies. three-fourths mile
Matte Bumppo, G. L. Waring, 155
pounds; Blue Knot DIR. y. ]. Boeseke
155 pounds; Joe Ross, G.. w. Clark, 16l
pounds; Basblanos. C. w. Clark. 16C
pounds; Mignonette r. L. Bettner 16C
pounds; I'm 10, e. E. Hewlett. 165
pounds.
Race No. 5, selling. three -fourths
mile, for horses-Curtner, b. Jacques
FIVE years; Albion II, e. e. Hewlett
three years; Andavari, II. Messmore
A; Scottische, H. Messmore, a; Red
Ruby, C. A. Holcomb. siY.
Race No. 6. ponies. fourth mile
and repeat-Wild Rose, DR.. E. j. Boe-
seke, 1856 pounds Midlove, c. w. Clark
$50 pounds; Sorosis, B. Jacques, 1876
pounds The Kid, L. B. Jenllinson. 1877
pounds Beatriz, Fritz Nave. 121
pounds; Jack, c. A. Holcomb. 100
pounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
THOMAS AUTO IS
EXPECTED FRIDAY
MOTORISTS PLAN A RECEPTION
FOR CREW
Route of New York to Paris Race May
Be Changed So That Ma
chimes Will Enter Los
Angeles

While the New York to Paris racers
are getting nearer and nearer to the
coast the interest here increases pro-
portionately. According to the sched-
ula as figured by Mr.. Thomas, the
Thomas car should reach Los Angeles
on Friday. That is, it will reach Los
Angeles if the route is changed so as
to take in this city. AS the route is
laid out at present, the cars are to
leave this city to the south, passing
through Saugus, which would be the
nearest point, en- route from, Mojave
to Santa Barbara.
In case the cars come this way the
Automobile Club of Southern Califor-
mia will meet the leading car at Pasa-
dena and escort it to the city. Other
wise the motorists will go to Saugus
and there meet the car and accom-
pany it for a short distance toward
Santa Barbara.
Quite a number of motorists have
signified their intention of going out
to meet the car and some sort of re-
ception will probably be rendered the
crew if it comes here.