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The Detroit times., 1908-08-28

An objection Is sometimes made 20
the guaranty law that new bank
would start up across the street. and.
being able 10 promise Its deposttOrs
absolute security through the guaranty
law. could draw the deposits away
from conservatively manaEed banks, 10y
the latter could pay. This objection Is
urged as ~ N were an unansWerable
one. But let va see how easily u can
be met. Since the law makes all OF
The Detroit times., 1908-08-28
etERerhter- PROVIDES
"sPooNlNo PARLoR" TO
OFFSET PARK MASKING.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Aug. Is
Because residents OF the park
districts complained to the police
OF the multiplicity Of loving
couples In the parks. Rev. Or.
w. +. Andrews, OF the Cente.
nary NJ. +. church. south. has
established what the young PEG
pie call a "spooning parior" at
his church. All girls and young
men OF good repute are wei
come 10 use the place for
cooling. -
The Detroit times., 1908-08-28
A to Postal savings Ranks.


to the banking business than 10 have II
transferred 60 the government. and be-
cause 4 prefer TO have the banking
by the government, I urge the guaranty
The Detroit times., 1908-08-28

In this great lot YOU will find Women 5
Suits of White Serge Black Chiffon. Pana-
mas, Tan Voiles Black Cheviots and beauti-
full gray and plaid effects Formerly priced
from $1,000 to $1,000.
, 1908-03-23
IN LONG FAST.
Chicago School Teacher Has Not Eaten
for Past Forty Days.

Long Beach, Cal, March 23.-Miss
Eta Priscilla Grove, the Chicago
school teacher whose fast has now
reached its thirty-ninth day, gives no
indication of returning to the use of
food before she has at least achieved
the fortieth. Although admitting loss
of strength and weight, she claims to
be able to ~recuperate quickly from the
effect of such slight exertion as she
undertakes and insists that she feels
no hunger.
, 1908-03-23
UINTA CONVENTION ON
SECOND OF MAY,

The Uinta county republican con7en-
ton, to name seventeen delegates to
the state convention at Lander, will be
held at Evanston on May 2, the same
date as the convention in this city.
The convention will consist of SO dele
gates.
, 1908-03-23
PARAGRAPHS

90 - CO " hdliut i . III In City
W. c. Eads of Omaha is at the Kus-
ter.
Ollie Nash of Cheyenne is visiting
friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Ashcroft of Chi
cago are at the Kuster.
]. E. O'Reilley and John Sheehan Of
Camp Bessie are at The Johnson.
Charles B. Popp of Denver is here
looking after some business matters.
A. E. Butler and G. M. McClain- were
passengers to Walden by the stage this
morning.
Mr.. Inc Mrs. G. Ira Hoge of Rock
River were among the visitors to the
city today.
Mr.. Barber of Iowa and A. w. Augs-
purger went to the Blackburn ranch
this morning.
Miss May Hunt returned YESTERDAY
afternoon from Denver, where she had
been visiting for few days.
Mrs. Ida Ehmke left this morning
for Ault, Colo, called to the bedside
OF her mother, who is i'll there.
John Bennett of Tie Siding and John
Boyle of Dale creek are here attending
the criminal division of the district
court.
Mrs. Charles Kendall, who has been
confined to her home for the past week,
is reported TO be much better.-Rock
Springs Rocket.
Jacob Hartzell is in from the country
with a big load of lumber and will re-
turn with a load of freight for the Wal
den business men.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Emmons arrived
from their eastern trip Sunday after
noon, coming by way of Denver,
from where they telephoned on Satur-
day.
j. A. Winkler, jr., was in from the
Running Water ranch Sunday to meet
Mr.. n Mrs. w. B. Emmons, who are
just home from their trip to New Eng.
land.
August Radichal and W. H. Bridger
of Wayside are among the visiting
ranchmen today, here to attend the
beginning of the criminal division OF
the district court.
Miss Emily Isberg returned Wednes-
day afternoon from Laramie. where
she was called several weeks ago on
account of the illness and death of her
father.-Evanston Press.
Olney P. Green of Dubois was in Ian
der the fore part of the week on his
return from Laramie, where his little
son has been receiving medical atten-
tion.-Lander Mountaineer.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Wingate and fam
lily passed through the city Sunday al.
ternoon, or their way to Denver from
Rock River, having sold their interests
at that place on account of Mrs. Win
| gates health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer of Iowa, who
have been visiting the families of their
son, Henry Meyer, at Mandel, and their
daughter, Mrs. John Seaton, of the Pho
neer canal, left yesterday for Evanston,
where they will visit other relatives
before returning eastward.
II. H. Buckwalter of Denver VINO
came yesterday to take some motion
pictures of the German car upon its ap.
proach to the city, left for home last
night, the car having arrived too late
in the evening to permit of the work
being done. Mr.. Buckwalter will have
a set of motion pictures of the Ameri.
can car to be shown at the o. K. cleo
trio theater Thursday night.
, 1908-03-23
CIRCULAR LETTER BY
PRESIDENT TlSDEL
HEAD OF UNIVERSITY ADDRESSES ALUMNI AND FRIENDS OF THAT
INSTITUTION IN PRINTED FORM AND MAILED TO MANY
CITIZENS OF THE STATE.

Action of investigating Commission of Last June and Some of
Its Recommendations to Governor Brooks-Resolutions of Confidence
Passed by the Members of the Faculty Last Februay-oeclare
That President of Board and Secretary Have Assumed Too Much Au-
thorty in Management of AMs.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-12-11

where, or judgment by default win be taler-
against you according to the prayer Of said
complaint.
Said action is brought to obtain decree for
ever quoting the title in plaintiff to the owner
ship and possession of the south halfof Lots II,
49, 10 and 20 in Block % Of che Village Of Sho-
shone in Lincoln County idaho, against the
claims Of the said defendants and said defend
ants and each Of them be forever inioined and
debarred from having asserting any claim
whatever. in or to said premises adverse to
plaintiff and for the costs OF suit all Of which
will more fully appear from the complaint on
file herein
And you are hereby notified, That il you fail
to appear aud answer the said complaint az
above required the said plaintiff will apply to
the court Tor the relief demanded in the com
pInint
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
Distrit Court Of the Fourth Judicial District
OF the State Of Idaho, In and for the County OF
Lincoln, this 9th day OF December in the year
OF our Lord one thousand nine hundred eight.
Harry W Anderson, Clerk,
By E. G Isenberg, Deputy.
Paul S Haddock Shoshone, Idaho, Attorney
for Plaintiff Dec iiJan
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-12-11
Notice to Creditors.

Department of the interior, U. S.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho, Dec 4th,
1908
Notice is hereby given that Henry A.
Carpenter, of Gooding, Idaho. who, on
January 18th. 1904, made homestead
entry No. 2474, serial No. 02056, for
El9 SCI, SWl4 SE4, and SEi4 SWE,
section 80, township south, range Is
east, Boise meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make final year proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Frank T. Disney, U. S.
Commissioner, at Shoseane, Idaho, on
the 18th day of January, 909
Claimant names as witnesses:
Willis E. Moulton, of Gooding, Idaho,
James F. Walter, of Goodng, Idaho,
Lewis Walter, of Gocding, Idaho, and
James l.. Beckett, of Shoshonc, Idaho.
A. |. Mcmahon, Register.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-12-11
Toysl Toysl Toys Al starrhls.

-
One Of the best residence propertie
in the city is offered by the Shoshon
Land Company at price and term
that will interest you.
LosT A small handkerchief Of Mex
lean drawn work, on the streets Of Sho
shone. Dec. 9Th. Finder will pleas
leave at Journal office
NJ D. Barstow, court stenographer
went TO Twin Falls early in the week t.
be on hand for the session Of the dis
trict court now IN progress there,
The AL G. Barnes Trained Wild Ami
NAL show will appear in the 5hoshone
opera house the evening Of Wednesday,
Dee Bind Two hours and thirty min.
utes Of fun
G. b. Gerig. living north Of town
near ths Kinney butte, was taken With
pneumonia last week and DR. w H..
was called Saturday, and the patient is
on the road 10 recovery.
WANTED Raw furs viii pay high
est prices for coyote. bob cats, lynx,
musk rats. etc. We pay all express
charges. D S. AUSTIN. Frrrier and
Taxidermist. Boise, Idaho.
The A. G. Barnes Trained Wild Ami
mails appear on the scage Of the opera
house in an immense steel cage and 90
through their stunts in full view or the
audience Wotch for the street parade
Dec. %.
Dr. H. G. Baugh was out several days
last week with his brother from Glens
Ferry, for the purpose Of hunting deer.
They found plenty Of signs in the re-
sion Of Owinza but it seemed the game
had left several days before and they
returned empty handed.
For SALE Thoroughbred Poland
China Bears; also a few sows. Prices
reasonable FALL CREEK SHEEP Co.,
lov20-it American Falls Idaho.
JAS K. Boutwell, now occupies two
Inc rooms IN the second story of the
algh store block, which be is fitting
~ ia true lawyer fashion, it being his /
Intention to make additions 70 his |
brary till 1t covers one entire wall, /
Though his present collection Of legal (
looks makes very respectable show
n.y.
Mrs W, f. Mosby. of Caldwell, a
ister Of Mrs. Ben Darrah. of Shoshone,
led the night Of Dec Z III, at p. m. of
cart disease. Mrs. Darrah was at the
edside at the time. and Mr.. Darrah
ook the train for Caldwell on Tuesday
iorning. The funeral was held Dec.
tn. The deceased leaves husband
ut no children to mourn the loss.
w S. BARGE, formerly Of HALEY, has
ome to Shoshone with his big 5-pass-
niger Doris automobile. and will main
in the machine for custom trade He
an expert chauffeur, with a good ma {
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-12-11
THE WEEK IN BRIEF
Happenings Il" Lincoln County In
General shoshone In Particular

Don't forget those photos you are
going 20 sepd for Xmas presents.
What would be nicer than set Of
fars for Christmas present, at
Cradle and Waters.
Beats. tigers. lions, dogs, ponies and
other saimals perform at the wild an
ina show 10 the opera house, Wednes-
das evening. December r.
Iibbey cut glass and imported CHINA
a. starrh's nothing more deIighting
than piece Of Libbey cut glsss or a
fine piece china Tor christmas.
The O. s. L. taxes Tor 1903 is Lir-
coin county are s73. so7 20; being about
$4,000 more than last year. An in
ereas Of 1900 year il going some.
Dr. II. G. Baugh went 70 the south
em part 81 the county. Wednesday,
to hold on inquest over the body d
man found dead Oh the river bank No
particulars have been received yet.
O. Z. Hurkhead, cashier Of the new
bank at Jerome. was ~ the county seat
Monday and gave very encouraging re-
Ports Of the development going on 10
Jerome and on the North Side tract
Among the good things Ia store for the
future Is a -four mill for Jerome and il
is hoped il will be- ready for the first
wheat crop raised On the tract. Land
touching the sounsite Of Jerome Is now
held At $500 and 500 an acre and still /
going up. Thus Il viii be seen that the I
boom experienced al Twin Falls Is be-
ng duplicated on the North Side in the
metropolis Of jerome.
A serious accident befel Miss Eva
Myers about ten days ago that left It's
mark on her 10 the present time. As
he aud her brother Walter. were div
ng to school To- the early morning they
the crossing west Of town
without knowing train was near ut
,and coming around the bend The
cam was on the track when the train
vas discovered and il was Too close az
iand TO risk going over so Waiter pulled
hem back ~ time 10 escape the train
iut 10 doing 30 the buggy or spring wa
ION was overturned and the wheel /
,assed over Miss Eva's head. iniuring
er severely. Walter escaped without
injury. A neighbof driving up at the
inc took the injured lady 70 her home
ud DR. Baugh dressed the wounds soon
fer She was totally blind for several
avs and one eye is still very much in c
AIMED. However. she Il againin school g
Though the infamed eye IL quite pain I
Al. il
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-12-11

Adolph Albertson and Cal Walgamont
of Picabo were in Shoshole Wednesday
forenoon and as they were riding to the
blacksmith shop their ponies became
frightened at the tram and Immediately
got beyond control of their riders. On
approaching the Stockgrowers ware
house both ponies attempted to cross
the broad cement sidewalk in front of
Tom Fay's vacant lots where Albert
sons pony slipped and fell pinning one
leg of its rider between him and the
hard cement sidewalk On springing
up Albertson found his ankle crushed
and helpless but he managed to hobble
across the street to the branch train
and left for home without having the
wounded limb dressed or cared for.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-12-11

Cal and see the new Inc Of folder
- Merriields studio
Frank Mlllsste recently sold the fn'
eesifier5e property on east Ia faystf'
street. occupied b. = IS. Starfh, q
Mr. Nicely.
IL ladis= - she Catholic church ~ll
serve aieneY sunday December 7th.
"A Mrs. Deno,ana from 2 to o'eloek.
The rublie IS eoriiaiy invited e AZ
send
A nev g5i etivss ID ~ home of
~ ara ges Perry living % che Ben
flaf,ah ssah harth 81 town early ya-
gefjss nnraife. ilr Dih being % at-
fnfaafe
TIE a0lem Nooilaea of Shoshone
~ netting arrangements fof their an
eh taH 10 Christina. eve an event
membership ioek forward 70 uith
sam saileipationa
81 D Bagsfow came down from Hal
~ re first 81 the week and reported
~ the criminal Trial % the probate
aaii ~ Mesdag NJ Bsrssew's SCR
ee are nvalaabio as a court reporter
md The probate ceaft Is very fortunate
ldsea &he8 - can be- 10 attendance
during 4 trial
Setiy Taylor Is doing nicely % the
8Is hospital aad K s. expected that Dc
ill Sc oet 81 fe~ days. although be
troubled now ard then wlth hcmor
sage inside tbs throat, a. the razor Of
iae assaseln eai entirely through and
fhf Internal arteries ~ NOT mendlrafid
" Nj. lenuie CLARK recently left the
hesplisi having recovered from q fevr
sud Mr. Anna Lyle i shout recovered
from fever and operation.
g. n Wesler. reprea t8e g. r.
tiurit 81 Boise. was ia slohtue Mon
iay ani WIS later joined ts E " Han.
"a ~ Rlthiiela. the object q their visit
being the selling u Carey land elaima
- tbs east 6ooding tract north Of Sh0-
bone to several parties from Iowa
nr Weftei has already made many b.
cations for lows parties on the Alberta
tract and NJ Hanna sold eight hundred
aefes az that tract last Saturday. be-
ssdos disposing Of many lots IN Rich
4ek The two gentlemen are now
1rning their attention 70 the east Good
,nr tract. north II ard directly tribu- {
any % Shpshone. and fortunste indeed
arr the purchasers who secure good
lalu.s on THIS tract. because the claims {
arc near this market and the water /
lsghts cost only thirty Eve doiara an I
scre.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-12-11

chine under him, and those who want
TO learn something about an auto anc
what it viii DO can call on him and be
satisfied The machine is at the Pur-
dun barn.
Regular services at the Baptist church
next Sunday at I l a. NJ. and 1880 p. m.
Sunday School at noon b. Y. P. U. at
Gas p. m. Rev. Tbos NJ. Patterson
will preach Morning subject: ERE
vigal the Need ard Preparation for a
Revival" THE first Of series of SER
mons to be continued until after The
revival meeting) Subject of the ser
mon in the evening: The Great Invi-
tation."
Dr. w f. Dubes made a trip last
week to the Minidoka project for the
purpose Of feeling the finarcial pulse of
those settlers who were supposed to be
anasmic as to money and plethoric as to
land. The doctor did not find condi-
tons as serious as had been represent
ed and he returned well satisfied that
no one was in need Of his prescription
for the financial malady 50 wildly
portrayed By the press.
Judge Walters left for Twin Falls the
first of the week to open district court
there The Judge only closed long
and arduous term of court at HALEY,
where two murder trials were disposed
Of. the latter part Of the week In this
connection it might be mentioned that
the constitutional amendment abolish
ing all county pdobate courts in Idaho
and establishing district court in their
place was carried by the popular vote
but the attorney general has decided
hat the amendment is null and void
wing to Irregularities.
County Superintendent Burnside
jisted the jerome schools last week
md found excellent work being done
~ the two teachers employed AS the
enrolment is increasing every week an
addition to the school house is to be
constructed at once and third teacher
Employed. The opening Of new irriga-
ion projects presents many new pro-
llems for solution and one Of these is
he providing Of school facilities for
population that assemblies in the
curse of few months time and the
istricts must be formed and buildings
rected and schools maintained when
here is no taxable property in the
istrict The novel situation, however,
being faced unflinchingly by the set
ers of the several projects in Lincoln
ounty and their children are enjoying
he privileges of modern school facili- ,
es In this connection it is worthy
note that the Carey Act promoters !
re taking leading part in raising
inds for school purposes on the pro- !,
cts in which they are directly inter- !
ted
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-12-11

District OF the state 81 Idaho, ih ana Tor the
County Of Lincoln
Thomas II Gooding. Plaintiff.
The unknown owners aud claimants OF the
South bali OF Lots II X. 10 and 20 in Block p
OF the Village OF shoshOne. idaho The un-
known heirs Of Joseph Austin, deceased. Ellen
Orr and william Orr; Charles W. Dill o. r..
Johnson aud ................. johnson his wife
and the.heirs and devisees OF said O.PJohnson
and ..-............ johnson. Patrick II. Kinney
aud ...,........ Kinney his wife 7. II. Kinney
and .......~.... his vii Leonard Logan and
the unknown heirs and devisees OF Thomas +.
Logan deceased. The unknown heirs and de
yisees OF l.. r. cartee, decreased. The unknown
heirs and devisees Of Lohn A. Post, deceased.
idaho and Oregon Land improvement Company.
Kate r. Updegmn Defendants.
The people Of the State Of Idaho send greet
ings TO the above named defendants:
You are hereby required to appear tn an act
ion brought against you by the above named
plaintiff in the District curt Of the Fourth Ju-
dcial District Of the Strife Of idaho, in and for
the County of Lincoln and to answer the com
plant flied therein within twenty days lex
elusive OF the day of Sciviccl after the service
on you Of this sunni oiS. IL served within the
district or within forty days il served elsie
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-12-11
SUMMONS

N the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial!
District Of the State ofIdaho. in ana Tor the
County Of Lincoln.
Thomas II Gooding, Plaintiff.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-11-26
MARRIED

AREy-GREY In East Bucksport, November
%. Burton w Arey and Miss Emma X. Grey,
both of East Bucksport
AvERIL1- KEYEs. In Fairfield, November ID,
George Goodwin Averill, M. D., of Cambridge
and Miss Mabel Lillian Reyes of Fairfield
DUNToN- ELLINGTON. In Plttstelu, NoVem-
Der Is, by Rev F. S. Walker, Perley A. Dunton
of Rurnham and Maude E. Ellington of Pitts
field.
FERNALD- PHILBRooK. In South Hope. No
vember Ia, Clifford Fernah of West Rockport
and Miss A. Philbrook of Simonton.
FLETCHER PIKE In Searsport November
Is. by Rev. c H. McEleney, Edison Walter
Fletcher aid Miss Sarah Louise Pike, both Of
Searsport
GRAY-LE1GHToN In Sedgwick, November 9,
Capt. Walter Gray of Deer Isle and Miss Rosa
V. Leighton of Sedgwick.
GERRY-WooD. In Troy, Saturday evening,
November 81 belmont Gerry of Unity and
Miss Angie Wood of Troy.
HAvENER- CROKER. In Bucksport, Novem-
Der 16 Isaac H. Havener of Searsport and Miss
Alice Croker of Bucksport.
HINES CLARK. In Rockland, November Is,
Sidney fumes and Miss Jennie E, Clark, both
of Washington,
MASON DlcK:Y. In Belfast, November "a
by Rev. A. E. Luce. Elmer H. Mason ana MIS-
Grace E. Dickey, both of Belfast ,..-.,-.
STANTIAL- BRIDGES. In Belfast november
%. by Rev. D. L. Wilson, Arthur E. Stantlal OF
Belfast and Miss Goldie Bridges of Penoosco''
SEVERANCE CARTER. In Ellsworth fa,,s, NO
vember Ia, Charles E. Severance anu MISS
Bertha Carter, both of Ellsworth; -,
WARpwELL- PETTINGILL. IN Bluehlil. NO
vember IA, Milton T. Wardwell and Miss Edith
b. Pettingill, both of Bluehill:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. In Verona Park, mo-
vember IS, William f. Whitney of Ihomaston
and Mrs. Crisnda S. Patterson of Verona
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-11-26
ENDORSED AT HOME.
Such Proof as This Should Convince Any
Belfast Citizen,

The nublic endorsement of a local citizen is
the best proof that can be produced. None
better, none stronger can be had. When man
comes forward and testifies to his fellow-citl-
zang, affdresses his friends and neighbors, you
may be sure he is thoroughly convinced or he
would not do So Telling ones experience when
it is for the public good is an act Of kindness
that should be appreciated. The following
statement. given by resident Of Belfast, adds
one more to the many cases of Home Endorse
rnents which are being published about Doan s
Kidney Pills. Read it.
O. A. Hopkins, retired seaman, BayvIew
street Belfast, Me-, says: @Since first recon-
mended Doan's Kidney Pills through the Bel
fast paper years ago, have continued to adj
wise nv friends and acquaintance to use them.
7 know of many cases in which they have
brought about prompt relief and lasting cures.
Nv previous testimony was based on my own
ne,sonal experience with Doan's Kidney Pills.
Thew cured me of backache and other troubles
arising from dsordered condition of my kid
news and the cure has since proven to be per-
manent one.'
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents. Fos-
ter Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and take no
other.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-11-26
WfNFEKPUkF

Elmer Cummings of Portland has bought the
wood lot on the Mcintyre farm belonging to
Postmaster T. H. Sprowf He is installing a
portable sawmill and during the winter viii
saw the wood into lumber and frewood, MIR.
Cummings family are occupying the house of
Ellery Bowden, Esq, and Mr. Bowden has
moved into house on Commercial street own
ed by Henry Eldredge. The old red barn
belonging to the Sproul estate has been sold to
DR.. A. R. Fellows, who, after taking it down,
will move it to his farm, where he will rebuild
it,. Mr.. Elmer Clark of Prospect has leased
the Henry Eldridge house on Christian Hill,
and Bert Hackett, who recently occupied it,
has bought the Martha Knowles house on
Washington street. -. Miss Helen Blanchard of
Chelsea, Mass, is with her aunt, Mrs. Hannah
Belches, to spend the WINTER. Silas P. Kelly
is visiting relatives in Boston, Philadelphia and
Washington. . Hon. Fred Atwood and grand
daughter, Miss Gregg, have returned from a
trim to Portland. Mr.. and Mrs L. F. French
have gone to Togus to take charge of a hotel.
-. Mr.. James Freeman is still slowly improv-
ing from his late accident. MRS. 7. H. Sprowl
has returned from Bucksport, where she has
been very ill for several weeks. She is some
what improved in health. The condition Of
Capt. A. E. Fernald remains very critical and
with yery little hope of recovery. Doctors
SWEET of Bangor and johnson of Belfast were
in town last Thursday, in consultation on the
case with DR.. Weber. :. Charles w. Fernald
was taken with violent epileptic fit Sunday
afternoon, but he is recovering from its effects
at this writing. Mr.. Thomas Eaton fell the
rtosr ..
ceiving some painful bruises but no serious in
iury