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The evening world., 1911-02-07
HYDE AUTO NOT HELL UP.
Ncithcr Has VIE Accused Police
man. Says city Chamberlain.

outside OF the fact that the story Is
absolutely untrue it's a fine yarn said
city Chamberlain Charles II. Hyde to-
day referring to a publication In a
mor1irg paper to the effect that Mrs.
Hyde while driving In her automobile
had been held up by a policeman
against whom she later preferred
Dharges.
Chamberlain Hyde said that Mrs. HYDE
has been at Palm Beach since Jan. .,
that the HYDE automobile mas not been
chat he dismissed his chauffeur three
months ago. In addition the city Cham
bcrlain said the number OF the alleged
Hyde auto was not the license number
OF his machine.
The evening world., 1911-02-07
Whiskey for Colds
I'm Formula for old Time Remedy
Cured Thousands Here Last
Winter.

The Increased use Of whlskey Tor colds
IL causing considerable discussion among
the medical fraternity. It In an almost
infallible cure when mixed with certain
other ingredients and taken properly. Nix
az follows; Tive ounces OF Glycorine and
half an ounce OF Concentrated Pine com
pound. Put these into half a pint Of good
whiskey. shake well and take one 10 two
teaspoonfuls after each meal and at bed
Smaller doses TO children according
to age. This treatment often knocks the
worst cough or cold In n day. But be sure
to get only the genuine tGlobe) Concen-
trated Pine. Each half ounce bottle comes
In a sealed tin screw top case. II the drug
gist does not have II In stock he vii
quickly get II Don't experiment with
cheap uncertain mixtures. 1t In very risky
The evening world., 1911-02-07
X YOUR HAIR
SOFT AND GLOSSY

Most shampoo mixtures" says Mrs.
Mae Martyr, in the Los Angeles Exami-
ner, rob the scalp Of all oily secretion.
leaving it dry and harsh. and the hair
grows brittle and is hard to manage. This
causes dandruff. falling hair and prcma-
ture grayness. aging a womrn ten years.
"A reliable shampoo mixture can be
made at home by dissolving a teaspoon
full OF canthrox in n teacup of hot water,
Pour this on the scalp AMI rub well, then
rinse carefully. and YOU will find il leave.
the hair soft and glossy and puts tn,
scalp in n healthy condition.
"Shampooing with this mixture is q
delight and costs hut a trinc. but yo,
should be careful to get an origina
package Of canthrox ."-Advt.
The evening world., 1911-02-07
DOROTHY ARNOLD
WAS PASSENGER,
SAY SHIPS CREW
Photograph Identified on Gin
cinnati as Resembling Girl
Who Sailed to Genoa.
LEFT JAN. 5.
StewardeSS Believes Young
Woman Listed as Miss Jones
Was Missing Girl.
LEFT JAN. 5.

The theory that Miss Dorothy Arnold,
the missing society girl. fed to Italy
within two weeks following her disap-
pearanee gained ground to-day through
stories told by members OF the crew OF
the Incoming Hamburg-Amerlcan liner
Cincinnati from Genoa and Medlter-
ranean ports.
A stewardess and two deck stewards
were reasonably certain that n picture
Of Miss Arnold which an Evening
World reporter showed to them was the
picture OF a young woman who called
on the ship from New York IN Jan.
5 for Genoa. Another stewardess
and three more stewards were less GER
tain IN their Identification ~ the It'-
ness. On the other hand, the pursor
and the chief steward seemed sure tAtt
no person answering IN any close re-
spect to Miss Arnold's description had
been Included among the passengers.
Did Not Sail as Miss Brown.
The report thai Miss Arnold. VINO
vanished on re- 70. might have sailed
on the Gin ..l gained circulation
bNaG Old. ." NV ~ ~ lfFhAN NV
ship, as soon 90 sac got within the zone
OF wireless communication from this
shore, was bombarded with messages
from newspapers and individuals. But
no one aboard had an opportunity to
see q photograph of Miss Arnold until
the newspaper men met her at quar-
antine.
There had been one story TO the ef-
feet that a Miss Marjory Brown OF a
supposed fictitious address might rave
beer Miss Arnold. but PuIser Nos.cr-
mann soon settled that poin,. Miss Mar
jory Brown, he explained. was n Of
q party OF school teachers from Marion.
o.. travelling under the leadership Of
Miss b. c. tombstone. Miss Brown was
older than Miss Arnold. much smaller
The chief steward and the chief
stewardess were positive that no young
woma bearing any real resemblance Il
Miss Arnold was on the Cincinnati on
the last voyage over. But Mrs. Marie
Tetau. an under stewardess. said. as
soon as she say the series OF pictures
q Miss Arnold:
Il hin that young woman-indicat.
Ing a certain picture OF the group
was on board. She went under the
name OF Miss Jones. and occupied
stateroonl No. 1913. which is In a part
Of the ship usually set aside for wom-
en- who travel alone. ! am sure that
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knows nothing az Dorothy's where
ahouts.' he added. "aud that he never
aid. NY sole reason In asking for these
permits Is TO get In touch with him a.
the earliest possible moment and apol-
ogizc to him on behalf Of myself and
my whole family for dragging his name
into the case"
when 1t was suggested that the apol-
ogies might be made in more comfort
and with much less trouble upon the
arrival Of the Berlin at her dock Mr..
Arnold merely said. 81 repeat that I
wish to make amends as soon az pos
sible."
j. Is now fairly we'll assured that Miss
Arnold pnwned q handsome ring for
1900 on the eve OF her disappearance.
and that she had IN addition at least
$50 remaining from her months allow
aucc. The Impression had been created
by tho Arnolds tlat she was practlca "
without funds when 81 disappeared.
The evening world., 1911-02-07

Miss Jones was not accompanied by
any one. I served her several times
and came to know her slightly. There
was nothing unusual or peculiar
about her mi I cannot make a
positive Identification, but I believe
hat she was the original Of this pic.
ture."
Six Picked Out Photograph.
August Phillip. room steward, didn t
recall any names. but said read
ny That he recalled a young oma IN
The first cabin who Cooked very much
Ike the Photograph. Three deck stew
ards-Carl Rover. Franz Hoffman NJ
oswald Backman-als1 remembered.
80 they said, some young woman who
looked like one OF the pictures.
Finally a sixth witness was found in
the person OF Miss Augusta Schultz,
another stewardness. who. after think
Ing Il over. was rather " the opinion
that the picture had o familiar look TO
her. somehow. II was vaguely asso-
ciated In her mind with sHme one who
had lately been aboard. she added.
II vas a coincidence that all six OF
these persons passed over 1--WE other
pictures and each pointed out a photo
graph showing Miss Arnold's figure.
{ " o-thirds length. with the face turned
In half profile. II was recalled. also.
that when the Cincinnati reached Genoa
George s. Griscom jr. Of Pittsburg.
who had been attentive 30 Miss Arnold.
was sun In Florence. only a short rail-
way journey from that port.
Search Of the shipping lists Of the
Hamburg-American line some days ago
revealed that a Miss Bessie Jones.
travelling alone. booked passage on the
Cincinnati on Jan. 8. a few hours be-
fore her sailing time. This young
woman gave no address, circum-
stance the steamship people regarded
as unusual.
II was on Jan. . also that Mr.. Fran
els II. Arnold. mother Of he ssing
girl. and her brother. John w. Arnold
sailed on the French liner La SaVoie u
see Griscom and question him regarding
his clandestine correspondence with the
young woman IL Miss Arnold we're
really on the Cincinnati and II Florence
were also her destination. she murt have
reached there almost simultaneously
with her mother and bro;hc'
1t Is likewise interesting, IN TINS con-
n@cctiou. to note that the lawyers for the
Arnold family, in pursuance OF their
policy of evasion, claimed at first h a
John Arnold started for Europe on Jan.
3. which was two days earlier than he
really sailed. Moreover, they refused to
admit, until confronted with the frect
proof. that his mother went with him.
and they made 10 mention OF the fight
which Arnold and Griscom had In a ho-
tel In Florence. when Arnold knocked
Griscom down and forcibly took from
him a packet of letters.
Father Absolves Griseom.
Griscom. with his parents, Ia due 10
arrive tomorrow morning on the stcam-
ship Berlin. Old Mr.. Arnold, the girls
father. has procured Custom House
passes which will enable hin and his
sons 10 meet the Berlin down the Bay.
lie was careful to explain to reporters
to-day that he had no Intention of In
%'terccpting Griscom to question him re-
garding the young woman's possible
movements.
81 am positive thai Mr.. Griscom
The evening world., 1911-02-07

state Comptroller, to, succeed Henry j.
west whose term IS about to expire.
MIR. Edwards received fifty votes ana
Mr.. West. who was supported by the
Republicans, got twenty-nine votes. Mr.
Edwards is cashier of a national BANK
in Jersey City.
The evening world., 1911-02-07
FURLONG VERDICT STANDS.
rbc Court of Appeals Affirms Com
,i,,,ou of Former Magistrate.

ALBANY, Feb. THE conviction OF
Henry ]. Furlong for bride aking wnile
a CITY Magistrate Of the Borough OF
brooklyn was affirmed to-day by the
Court of Appeals.
lie was sentenced to serve an indeter-
inmate term Of from one to two years
and one month in Sing Sing Prison.
The evening world., 1911-02-07
MONTGOMERY CASE TO JURY.
Former Bank Presidents Casc MAY
he Decided To-day.

The case Of william II. MONTGOMERY,
former president of the Hamilton Bank,
which went under during the panic OF
1907. was submitted t. the Jury to-day
by Judge Rosalsky, before whom 1t has
been on trial in the Court Of General
Sessions since last week.
Montgomery is charged with feionlous-
~ converting to his own use 81 100 OBJ
tanned on notes Of the Mentford Realty
Company.
The evening world., 1911-02-07
r. r. . IL


Railways Ready Relief should be well
rubbed over a large surface. until a glow
is produced, with u burning sensation.
Few cases require the Railway Pills.
some do, when a dose on retiring should
be taken,
Ask for RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
and be sure you get what you ask
for.
The evening world., 1911-02-07

and the mother told him he could marry
The girl when she grew up IL she loved
him. Hayes has "a residence near Los
Angeles and another in Paris In addi-
ton to his home here.
The evening world., 1911-02-07

iii Nam>< %e
Store Opens at $50 and Closes a o I. NJ.
Splendid Display of Partly Made Robes
Along Entire Main Aisle
From Broadway to the Wanamaker Rotunda
Partly made robes are growing more ad m@ep popular They meet the increasing dsSt flor %,
individuality and yet are so eay to maket that an amateur edewo can fason uh "o
gown of the best style with practically 10 trouble.
Store has in its stocks of silks, lmea nd INNINGS White goods d ouon fabrics
SOM are brand lew from abroad and show tem most recent ts Ohes o exxqMSSt. EXQUISITE
textures and designs are ther man ming few left from large va eteSan md NOV wear prices sometimes
k@th half what they were orig naym marked.
Silk Robes
For wedding gowns and evening hocks are fine japanese crepe heavhye mb1dderdn de-
from 85a and $780,, and p to a magnificent white satin at $780, was $3.50
Japanese Poneee Robes
In naurd con richly emtrodeedt match, are at new dos SIS $3.50, sls and So
Pongeecoa and skirt rhsw with paaso to match, SIS an $780,
Spaneled and Beaded Robes
Include the new Spring styles Charming empire robes op pink chiffon with quaint deSgnsof
porcelain BEADS at s5s,a and new fashions in black or white 6s with silver gold pmgles% all
Lace Robes
OF chantmy narWseh sre princess applique Heres embroidered Brussels and many Others
either bkck or white PRICES l2 to $500 Many are notably hsend in price
Cotton Robes
Include hand mtroderedJ Japanese robes white or coled, with hapeds kns the beautiful
enbrodGyd done borderd effects rs at so, and Tot sna &c.
Imported Batiste Robes
so w mm ana o""'s 0"eo"es WIFI oo"oo 0"HSa" All AWAY S'"V o"meo Win norodeTy
to $50 for their length.
Robes from the White Goods Section
Are s&spa new. Made of good materials and trimmed eabopteyw with attractive e.
brodery. Prcess S. $3.50 SIC, SllN ad sl25o IS esaee edged with Isl Inch emhoiday
Aouncean d very deliberately trimmed wih3 inch embroidery insertion to match and god en-.
Surely this ROBE display ought to answer the question how to have a beautiful hok made
to ones own liking. Main Aisle Old Building
The evening world., 1911-02-07
Headache

my father has been . sufferer from SICK
besdsche for the last twenty-five yearsaud
never found any relief until he began
taking your Cascarets. Since he has
begun taking Casoarets he has never had
the headache. They have entirely cured
him. cascarets do what you recommend
them to do. ! will give you the privilege
Of using his name."-E. N. Dckson,
IIao Resiner St.. W. Indianapolis. Ind
Pleasant. Psiatabis. Potsst. Taste GOOD
DO Good. Never Slchsn Weaken OF Grips.
i0c. Sc. 500. Never sold IN bulk. The gsur
uins tablet stamped CCC, GuaSanteed to
AZURE o. yeus money back -
The evening world., 1911-02-07
S1975, regularly S2130

Bedroom suite, of nine pieces,
white enamel, Marie Antoinette:"
twin bedsteads, cane panels; dress
or, dressing table, chest OF drawers.
cheval mirror, somnoe, chair and
rocker.
The evening world., 1911-02-07
S700, regularly 5000

Colonial bedroom suite, selected
mahogany, crouch veneered panels,
six pieces: demi-poster twin bed
steads, dresser, dressing table, chest
OF drawers, cheval glass.
The evening world., 1911-02-07

WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS
The evening world., 1911-02-07
S575, regularly SS75

A Napoleon" bedroom suite Of
six pieces, rich dark mahogany with
brass ornaments: twin bedsteads,
dresser. dressing tables. chest Of
drawers, cheval mirror.
The evening world., 1911-02-07
$3.50, regularly 1914

Bedroom suite, English walnut
William and Mary" consisting of
ten pieces, full size bedstead with
cant panels, one case OF drawers
and mirror stand, gentleman's closet,
somnoe, occasional table, one arm
and two side chairs and bench.
The evening world., 1911-02-07
$3.50, regularly $685.

Bedroom suite in mahogany OF
the Empire" period; 7 pieces, con-
sisting Of twin bedsteads, dresser.
dressing table, chiffonier, cheval
glass end somnoe.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-21
|kI2M..:s
* - 49, *
Ni1IES

Never plant 1s,oas near sSu2SAes
. pumpkins
Let TIE roSs IN no--a and south.
tbs gives sas - s.. exposure
Nouas hse.s< z15 yo-zs pants must
have ne r.sA, -ia3 @ toos z15 p.sa;y
>. i - make zen s-ow.
Il your plant sroV tan ans s,i-5ly
thin them GU 10 -, y ztrzia -
cut-so 81 ths-- ccr-zs,,ouSly-
!. you keep e. ., g cats. va zooI
have o--5s sbo-t Re r--cs- Sir5s De
s--oy = great nv insect pests
TC-stO sea5 2rs easily preserved
as = ycu hzv- extra SOD o-ss rsck
cu- - osst 81 save re SEEDS
Co.'s Sse5. 500 c-l,ivs-so-. soos
co--o- sense ~ F-egty gcos CON
o.-z-.c-. Z goo c-ors are desired
!; : srs2- hing . k.o~ Us.
We = plant u=-1s natter. L :
$50 sc-2,cSs II TIE cellar nav
toos a. -iSh, q TOP and y ozs.y
s--or,=5 y - no.cc1 q barrels ard
ti-s better i sSUsz,s
Too -Ucs -s- : s. had xS TOO
kite because i,s s--l.uS lis NJ -
i--s-S-,css 3 = : SCL sxc-u5ss ne AZ
So s-c-hs-s : pants
R1c1 crors cas- = rlz..=s 10
ES-ss- - Es- = we c-ors. s-ch =
c-c--1 srs. re Is stc- as 1ozz,oss.
-ys-s- sgsr-s-, 40 re Ike
Is sSs=1--2 z-s necessary 10 re
-z-.c -z-1--az u vsse,solsS-z sol
-s1s Es1i ~ sz-5 s-5 rlcn zi-h
zs- -c--s. IA ~ z15 : zi-5 5rssk
T1s c-,y - w-t= cams under
s-z-5 E-y re farmers are TOT al
-. ~h=a So insiders re soo--lo~s
r-.cs Sc rsys :o- Vegetables s-5
t-u--
-sl pam : gz-5s1 : o1s IA.
I'll a-ioW - 1ch g i As p.osSs Re
Il - cultivated si-1 Aorss- Eosi-z
!, -hs zz-5sa -osSor -, vel ~
most @ -
PlAn = plan c-o7s -As- i've t-oa
ysE - vsz-- Is : asparagus. reres-a
strawberries As -1e Ike - sc ed
- ths- thsE 4 10 interfere SEA
yo- c--vs-s - anna, vssz-zb-sS
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-21
Arcadia Valley

Mr.. Reed vii spend the holidays with
his family ar Lake Adelaide Ranch Mr..
Reed hiss been travelling N Iowa and
Nebraska since September.
A Christmas dinner i 10 be gwen by
Ms Fry in honor q her SINS birthday.
AL the young people q An'zdiA have
been invited and Jolly tine ! 2ntici-
patel.
Mr.. KoSend preached =, The AHr26iz
Shack Sunday evening His subject wzs
The FirSz Chrsszuzs and The >eroni
Christmas Mr. Mzc<silzvrzy. Who
has bSen absent for SINE time. ! TX
pecss,i 70 2ddress = In ieW WeSkS-
Notice vii he gwen later
Owing 10 the inclsnsncy O; the vsasia-
e., the church sccizl Al Future HoV<
Ranch w2S nos s. weI attended = had
been expected The colleclion ~ SS-S5
which amount eoss 70 The Anzdls Bibls
schcol
Mis- Lazy Ne~b-Oozh VISITED with
Virgins Oliver over Suna2y-
MrS Oswald Oliver XII so- Hampton,
Iowa lsS TDesizy. whs7e Sc VII sFsni
soDe tine 81 the ho1e q hsr Gznch-sr,
Ms Il A - Cl2ir. During ber al
ss1cs Ms Hattie Graham uill rsssss
Wirh Mss Jess
M Tony Hzbhs-uzn. uho L. bssz
visiting relzrivsS IN Wiscc1sn io,
the p&ss month, L expected hone Szrnr-
day
M Hjzln,zr Czriso1 E1ss Tuin Fzll.
visitor Tnssizy-
Misses Mons Rots1soa AMI Jess
Oliver we've in Twin Falls tvo days *
week. dong Chrss-uzS shopvinz.
Mr.. ouzy kzvsS Tor TIE ezss We,ines-
day. expecting 10 K Shssns no uoaiils-
Owing 70 the zhssncs Q; - many Q;
Our members, The u Y ami A Y Ms
so nary soeiesy vii hoSi NJ January
meeting. The February meeting win IL
lheld At FuEure Hope Ranch
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-21
B1ck For Sale

! hSve several thousand t-sl cl2Ss
e--l-a-,s o-icS q ny own manufacture
~ sc 81 ny farm : MIKES no-glssz>s i
le-o@s. . zsi-sSS :. y. >sEeaEzn.
Box =s-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-21
Miner Segregation.

NUNS. IosHo. D~,, l>th. 1911.
\ meeting q Tx Exe-1uve BoA7a q
Tx Fs7st Twia Falls Norsh >sse Canal
As~o.iA1on 49, hel5 -, >4tl-izy II
Hulsizle.
Bsio-e ths meeting vz> ca-is-i Il o75s-
there ~ Ios-y Is, $50 O. Tx rel4rve
merits 4 ihs tlzersal b-se-3S Il hacS
C'rinio-> v2-is,i. t.ut al ss<ari q -c-.-
,h2l there wzs -,od n2o1ey IL ~ Il.
,-crs-ly handled
Chickens. 61ekS- ,rrzsyS 4.i ~
~s-e 49, ,oochs-s -go1. hll ~ s--.t--
pax, l-2-s ~ rsz5s- : -sier-s-s q -
Len. Il Hz1ason
Iss meeting havins hssz c4ls.i 70
o-ie- ~ i,l.-uil- t1Slaess - 1-z-S-
zcseis
Nos5al a-s.is 4ns ,4--ea ia. TX -
-s,z-y * appointed = co1-z.--es q o-e
= 5e K aho 81 tc-z55s -usr-ts-s-
Mo-laa n-sz 4ud c4rre3 th4t !. 4
Day x appointed = 7ey7sSs1s this - -
ciz-ion IN ne ASSac-2-ei W4-5- Cse-s
Cu5o1 Il >oc-hs-l l5zho
Moloa naz5e 225 c2--sss ,tz1 -he
- y-I-szS- X c-ss-s5 u draw ~ TX
Atco-neys ma - : nl = gay -az--t.
snip * II * AsS-s5z-s-i Wz,sr J~s-s
Clsol. All "a - .zv5ts - --z--tss-s
Il GU 1sS,.z--io-. vt-ich 81 : u * -
Wz-sei Il ~ - u rs q tx C-i,-.
together VIII IL nz-eS 4ns ass-ss>sS
q --- uemtS-s- I5@ A-.o-aeys fund :
= x 7slmhu-sei " r1l-sy 5z-..s-i 5-1-1
membership iss< = ~,oa = they AZ
col,e,te-i-
Whe-epoa rhe meeting 435ou-1s5 -
MEEK - csl O: >e--esa-y-
shepherd BroS- have ordered -
hzy tG-e- vi,h : czEsl-y q: = toas -
lzy. zr6 expect = co1--se-.s t1lu- =
soan = Tx machine zrriv5S- IL IL
meantime TX toyS az t-,ssly 49,;
n Tx erecro1 4 neE dwelling.
B2ker BIS were II Tain Fz-< IL Is
ines * weSk
4 eussr 2cc5seas czas-i tte ,3s4,h q.
B4ke- Bros- me lh1r1l.hh-s-i Polz-5
China Bar Whea- IN = 1sh. thrsr-h III
iencs Nth bar t-=,olEin- = >terlis-,i
Br1s-. zr-s silver iron Tx izucS TN
into as hack. killing him instantly
The piano whioh the Suni-y S-booI
q lateral ! o7iS-ei : nov - tx
station ms piano VzS seeu7ei ~ TX
F liberal donations q The o-sce ior,s q.
Tx IAnd x Water Co. and ~ ien-:
along liz z1erzl
Mss Rosellz Blari, tie teacher d Tx
( district Sehool 81 lateral 4. 49, - *,
home IN Haley ior the Holidays Me-r,
Nm2S and Happy New Nezr. Rose-lz
M and Mrs- A B Hartley and IAN
I ily were IN Twin Falls lzs1 veek.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-21
HANDY ROTARY TURF EDGER
Revolving Wee Makes Neat E5se.
&c Lawn ard Aiors walk
Tyro Car wors II

The mere moving - TIE grsss =
o1ly 8 snail part g TIE labor -
guirs6 . keep : zTa II attractive
shape TIE trimming @ re tu-t
along TIE edges q EE-ES ard 1o~sr
beds : 81 important feature ard
: wo-s thz- requires certain amount
O. skln ard experience Il done With
Ol6-tzShio1s5 tools Ns= Hampshire
nan. however. h2s 5eviss5 Al i=Qle
-s1t that e calls II --o-zry lava
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-21
CORRESPONDENCE
RAanrr DR1vE AZ AueEz FsuS

RAssTT DEIvE ~ AUGEz FANS
The Jack Rabbits have iacrszs-3 =
rapidly the pas no wears th2i n sat
81 PLACES they dig the po1Sross- usoW
the alfalfa. harvest the grain Srd h-sS
the corn to- the tzrms-s- Nov Tx 0sSl-
dents q Auce- Falls AZ 81 ini..Ss-iou>
~ q people zn6 80 TX Wish - L -
Eevei q al this lzbo-. - they rael 4
the school hooss THURSDAY evening. nS',-
18th. Su6 pzSsei : ssassacs q 6szlh MN
the psszs~ 4 seriss q drives W2s 6e.sr
mind upo1. lhs irs- th-ee q which AZ
70 lake plzcs Wednesday. Tex. 2-lh-
The frSs drive VII SAN 81 : polal zt.ou,
hall : nile sor-h Q; NJ 4 Holnles ana
move south zni weSr u Do-lS Ihe
sanood drive Vii pas over TrzI >Q---cS
Butte and end ~ the 60 WSlz,s
Ranch After tbs drive lunsh VII d
se-ve1 81 TIE S>hool holse By TIE IzissS
Ali society, To- which chzrce q II
cents ezch I'll X u-z.is- lhs- p-ocs-siS =
50 toward paying to- the o-czl rs,ea1ly
Vu1chss-i.
Afse- lunch znothz- drive MI SAX
irom near M Zuick's plz,s- zboui
three-o carriers q : ME esS- Il The sctsa'l
holse- and p7ocss6 S,-1h nile SDd :
hzli 70 the no-th eld q y. 7 AizzS
farm
The sxpsrseEes q IWo years 49, taught
- that ne rzbtl-S cznn0z X driven e.
advantage mo-e Than : nlle = tuo-
hencs The th7ee sh.'-1 drives instead u
o1e long one L rs Sec5Se5 lE.4s 81.
guns and clubs z-e Il K ths vezpo1s
usei IN lhsse drives. bu1 tSys Az nlS
70 carry guns. and any exc found
handling : gun ezrelsssly vi X Is
armed 2n6 requested u sep ou1 q Tx
Inc
Town peaple and people t0on a-hsr
neiEhbo-ho.ais 2-e cordially invi-si =
hep - II these drives. and W ny *
abe u resurn the favor when ozhs-s
need hep. T I. Rotsrson III x M2--
shzl u The DAY.
IL GoE rs over from III So1ih
SIDE visiting his family. The ~, @; -.
week.
Mss Hansen VS. compelled = iiSniiss
seho.ol 81 non lzs1 Friday. b%ins TOO IL
u coainDe-
Ms. Go5. Ms Ray. M Adams
and M. and Ms Lewis ws7e 6oins Tx
town Monday
Mr.. Frei Hoskins zni vie an So
nowadays flying zround behind : bran
new team q horses- M B 4 Cz-l-n
Is &lSo the possesSor q : bran neu team
The SOUTH jerome school and sunday
sehO.l 2rs preparing p-og-zm and rre~
ior next SATURDAY night Santa ClzDS
has promised 70 be With - AMI Would
ike 70 ~ al the residents Z tbs
neishborhoci OF thai date
Rev. ko1end preached At the schcol
house lzSt Sunday and vii K vilh L.
again IN four weeks
The Ladies Ali NET With Mrs- Niphzin
LAST "Wednesday and prepGned material
for the Christmas ire.
Ms. Holmes and Ms Polson we've
guests Of Ms J. ". johnson, Of jerome
one day LAST week.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-21
Christmas Holiday Rates.

= t'rN--'1-l >llorl In
Tickets o. sale lsSsmbsr -. = =.
y. 81. SlSt. 1911 and January * 1912.
Limit January Slh- ~ 2ssnts II rz,sS
and further particulars
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-21

Ms HATTIE G--h4l 7a.Urnr-s c1 Fri-
izy f-am We13el. where sie attended
Tx Wrinte-s- fl,rNi> We-iiinc
The bGhy daughter Il M and Mn.
Alt<S hz> been il iar tie lax seek
ou1 : ncw improving
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-21
Wanted.

A position - foreman OF manager On
farm. OF viii farm same On shAreS- Can
give good references Write OF call
Box AS. Z L. FEE.
jerome. Ida
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-21

ecssr. ~A,cA s-zh,sS re Vs-lsS-
TITO Q. : Ezr5s1s- q keep -hs e ss
O. lis g-zsS neatly trlzz=5 Tes
e5se- cc-sis-s q a lo.s eza5is AZ I
sharp ~Assl 2o1-sa5 - ths iEs-
ed Tie Eeeei ca - esl1 s-z-5c--
AZ - means o I corss- r-1 ~ II
es- -o--zl co-6i-ic-s Z rsvolVeS A
step 1sSr TIE bo.-c= q re hzzsls
enables TIE Ezr5szs- q p-sSs rhs
~hesl Into ths turt ~ith TIE Soc. z-5
BY running TIE too slo1E TIE edge c.
a SAX Ire grass As-s CA - Uz-as
n rzpiz tine
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-08-12

WANTED-Girls to do plain ironing
at the japanese laundry, Upper Rail
road street. II.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-08-12

FOR SALE AT BARGAIN-Good
piano. Inquire this Office or address
J. D. Mariner, Reno, Nevada.