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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-04-21
5000 ACRES STATE LAND NEAR
hurley, IDAHO.

10 be sold at public auction at
Burnley Idaho April 2ist. This
land is under the Minidoka Govern
ment project Land selling for
twenty five dollars an acre or less
viii require one tenth payment on
date OF purchase, balance in
eighteen annual installments. Land
selling for over twenty five dollars
per acre will require two tenths
payment on date of purchase and
balance IN sixteen annual Install
ments. Reduced rates will be
made Via the Oregon short Line
tickets on sale from Utah points
April 10th. and 10Th, and from
Idaho points, April 2Oth. and 2ist.
See agents for rates and further
particulars.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-04-21
PUBLIC HEALTH LECTURES
BY PROF. I. ". SHANNON

Under the auspices Of the Study Club the churches of the
city and the public schools will be given Shoshone next
Sunday and Monday April 23rd and oath. rare oppor-
tanity viii be given youth and society general
hear magnetic speaker upon subjects Of vital interest ALL
AZ the Methodist church Sunday morning and evening
his subject will be- 'Sour Grapes
AZ the Star Theatre he speaks only on knights
OF the Twentieth Century Sunday p. m.
q To the school boys in assembly hall 'The Coming
knight Monday Has a.
10 the girls their mothers and their friends in Christ
Church Episcopal Monday p.
To everybody 'Present Day Problems high school
assembly hail. p. m Monday.
No admission fee viii be charged hear these lectures
bu, fee offering Will be taken each Sunday service and
Monday evening Professor Shannon most highly
recommended and you should not fail TO hear HIM
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-04-21

inspected by that official and sam
pies taken for analysis under the
National Food and Drugs act. Com
missioner Wallis is also a federal
for Idaho, having been
commissioned by Secretary Wilson
Of the department of agriculture,
and he CONCLUDED that the best way
to get after this mail order business
was to let Uncle Sam prosecute
The shippers if the analysis to be
made justifies this action. The or
1ers for these grOcedies were taken
some months ago by two canvassers
rom Fremont county, David H.
Williams and N. p. Hansen.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-04-21

Indeed, ashamed he ought to be,
The ugly coarse Ola bear.
And pretty Spring accept advice
From one who is your freud:
just hurl hun from you IN a trice,
And to a final end
His bold advances bring at once,
And leach him better sense.
Just tell him he's a silly Ounce,
10 make such false pretenee.
~- REV J W Barger.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-04-21
CONTEST NOTICE

state Land Department. Boise.
Idaho. April 10, 1911.
A sufficient contest affidavit hav-
ing been filed IN this office by Ed
ward G.. sax. Sh0shOne. Idaho. Con-
testant, against Carey Act Entry
Ne. 5ll. made October >. 1907. for
The NWh of The NEh at section
26 t0wHshin Z South. Range rs
East n NJ, bs Fred r. Ahrens.
teulesiee, IN which Il is alleged
Chat he has fully failed 10 comply
Nith the Carey Act Law. and the
laws ct the State og idaho. and the
Rules and Regulations of the state
Board of Land Commissioners. ia
that said cnlryman did not within
the legal limits eft tbne establish
residence upon said land. and cui-
tlNate the required portion of same
and offer annual prDDf. saJu parties
urc hereby notified to appear. re-
spOud and offer, cViuence touching
said allegation ai 40 o'clock "a. m
on May ~. 1911. before the Regis
ter nf The state Board ct Land
Commissioners. in Boise. Idaho.
The said contestant having In al
proper affidavit. filed Aprii 20
iati set forth facts which show
that after due diligence. personal
scrN Zee of tins notice can not he
made. i is hereby ordered and dl-
rpcied that such notice he given
h> ,ue and proper publication.
\. JENNFSS. Register.
\. JENNESS. Register.
Bolhvell 4 AuhOlee. attorneys
for Contestant Residence and p. q.
address. >noshone. idaho.
Anril o. Nav 10
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-04-21
HOW TO SAVE s5OO.OO

Say, Mr. Mani Do you realize
that when your wife gets sick it
costs you about 500 for doctor
bills? A nurse will cost you an
other 500. Funeral expenses, an
Sl00 Counting a Mrs. No. Two will
cost you any where from So to $500,
according to your ''wad" and dis
position. Getting married the
second time, honeymoon, etc. will
take 5000 more. All told if you
get off for $500 you are in luck.
lust little caution will prevent
his. Buy $500 water filter
At Redmon's Hardware store and
save your present wife and $500
,ash.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-04-21
NOTICE uf I'M tS~t ANtE a
AZ tTIACllNENT

~ ihe isNsigl NmNl 30 ihe
fpssh luafial District 81 the
state ~ laNhp u and fnr the
tsuai, 81 ilneolA
Albhsf1 SIfnesf nafesl anal
te.nfsHf eefperaiWn flaHllii.
81 is uNAaE imHltuieHi AMI
Narsafr toepan LIMITED a
cooperative. ord - 81 ttmmiues
sa1 .oslef ia4gsis Defendants
stats 81 ldsha County az lin
eoin. ~
Nslife b lnfei2 4itrn iIist -
fhr ISL aas % Arril q. - iRitt
sf,.rf,nNni .sNad sn lhe ahnNr-ri'-
se.,.a action a9ssu-t lhe property
IN fhe aforesaid defrneer' Pc
TRADING gupleinfni S hafoH aif
$1,000 i.imiied. 4 corporation
ami N 4. Cumming. and fe>irf
snxalI. fef Or s,tm 81 Three
't.l'n,,sand Six Hundred I'm, ana
ss-tn0 loilarA. s.i'i31.it dollars
m,lh snteresi thereon a me rate
81 or ceai pee annum from
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-04-21

Happenings In Lincoln County
General and In Particular

Let us show you our 1911 line
Of wall paper. Boeck Bros.
j.. II. Kelly and son Of Dietrich
were IN town yesterday on land
business.
W. b. Kelly of Gooding was look
ing after business matters i'll Sho-
shone yesterday.
George Sherman was a county
seat visitor yesterday from his
ranch near Gooding.
Gilbert j. White and wife are in
the state capital this week attend
ing The aviation meet.
Lynn La Munyon was in Boise
for several days this week on a
business and pleasure trip.
prof. II. l.. Axlell, of the State
CONVERSELY at Moscow, is in the city
81 the interests Of his school.
Messrs. Wedgewood, Myers and
Licklider were up from Gooding,
yesterday, on business before the
county board
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Jones left yes
lerday for Boise to attend the avia-
t.on meet and to visit with friends
for a few days.
Roy w. Hanna was up from
Bliss yesterday presenting the mat
ter of the Bliss bridge to the
county Commissioners.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Page
Friday, April IA, 1914. a baby girl.
Mother and child dong nicely unde
the care of Or. II. g. Baugh.
Miss Ioroiby Cornell who has
been spending several days in town
returned to her home in Dietrich
yesterday on one Of the belated
trains.
+. J. Morrow of the firm Of
Morrow Lumber company
with headquarters in Gooding was +
IN tn" county seat yesterday on Il
business. "A
10 not fail TO hear Prof. 7. W. =
shannon at the Methodist church y
sunday morning and evening in =
lis celebrated lecture entitled n
sour Grapes -
w. j. Wallace has been confined Il
@ his home for the past two weeks 1
with a severe attack of X
spotted fever 1t is reported that NJ
ie is getting along as well as could al
'c expected. al
H. G.. Van Wrinkle was in the city u,
or day or two this week visiting u
With his cousin, Mrs. 5. f. Todd.
lr. Van Wrinkle who is passenger 81
gent for the Chicago and North be
Western railway was on his was he
'est in the interest of his company. &c
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-04-21
ON WINTERS roIIifS.

oid Winter SITS Ia the lap Of Spring
gudirfeni % the shame
As though siil Young The bold old
thing. &fwfN
10 try such silly game.
: think Ills time that he were
taught
lesson Ia true styles
For lite with many ms is fraughi.
MD he should think awhile
Before he makes himself so free
With youthful beauty iair.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-04-21

II w. b. Thompson has been In thu
city for the past few days on lega
business. Mr.. Thompson is think
ing very seriously of opening law
office in this city as he thinks
lSboshone had very bright future
Miss Fern Childs, talanted young
singer Of Twin Falls, has been en-
gagged by the management Of the
Star moving picture show to sing
illustrated songs and she is pleas
ing the patrons Of that popular
play house with her beautiful voice
and splendid piano playing.
Shoshone and vicinity has been
enjoying a few days Of snow this
week. II has hit the sheep men
pretty hard as they are now in the
midst of lambing and the weather
cf the past few days has been hard
en- Young lambs. It is understood
they will not save over Is per cent
Of the lambs this year.
C. NJ. Grigsby has taken charge
of the Ten Gent picture show and
is going TO give the patrons of
that popular theatre the best pic
lures that money can procure. Mr..
Grigsby will endeavor to have good
music at all times and as he is a !
first class musician himself there
is no doubt but that he will succeed
junction City lodge No. IL |. o.
o. f. will celebrate the 92nd birth
day Of the order in the lodge room
in "A fitting manner Wednesday
evening, April %. A splendid pro-
gram is being arranged by the COM
nittee in charge of the affair.
Judge E. A. Walters has consented
o deliver the address of the eve
ling. The committee wish to take
his means to invite all visiting
odd Fellows and their families to
Re present.
When the juvenile BOStOnlanS
ONE to town on May 4th to ap- I
'ear in the opera house for one
light, the clever organization OF
iddies will present something of a
c order of merit in the Rose Of
'landeen which is prominent New
ork success and is handled by the
Oungsters in a most marvellous
lanner. Songs, both new and
are interpolated into =
ne piece Among them will be =
and of the Kangaroo Don't You -
now, Polar Bear Man. Ideal of =
" Dreams, 'Skiddi- Mer-Rlng-AdoO =
nd a host of other up to the min =
Ie fun songs. Concert is given :,
nder the auspices of the knights i.
Pythias. .,
A large shipment of mail order j
'oceries from Chicago, which has IL
zen tied up III the 0. S. L. ware at
)use at Bull by State Pure Food sd
James H. Wallis, was ca
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-04-21

Nril 18TH. ipli together with the
costs of lhis action
witness my nand and the seal Of
iua satd District court affixed this
iDiA das of NprH A. u. 1911
HARRY W ANDERSON. CLERK Of
District Court.
BA J e. uElMAN. Deputy
seal April "a May 3.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-04-21
Richardson's "cIarIssa HarIowe.u

RIchardson's "CIarIssa HarloWe."
Consider 1t from which point you
Will, the book remains a masterpiece,
unique of its kind. 1t has been imi-
tated, but it has never been equaled.
1t is Richardson's only title to fame;
but 1t is enough. Not the great pyra-
mid itself is more solidly built nor
more incapable of ruin.-W. E. Hen
ley.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-09

has fully setentf choristers, who for the most pert are gradHates from musical colleges from various parts of America, and a Grand Opera Or cheatra of fifty skilled musicians. Be. yond this there is small army of workmen in the scenic and electrica. departments to a1ndle the tons of scenery and effec.s The organiza- ticn also carries car load of horses which are used sl the picturesque California scenes. special train of ten cars is required 10 transport the production and artists from city to city No such production ot Grand Opera has ever before been offered outside of the metropolitan opera houses and the cost of main- taning it would stagger the ordinary producer
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-09
NEW YORK STOCKS.

New York, Dec S-The declining
 tendency of stocks was asain appar- ent today. The most severe losses of the week were inflicted during a snerr. attack by the bears The depression
 was general and quotations carried down to 3 points A rally later in the session reduced the decline large.
 ly and many of the fayorite issues closed only fractionally off on the day. Speculative opinioa was more bearish although there was nothing more iH the way of adverse develop ments to affect securities than there was yesterday. The slow downward movement of the week has brought back the list materially from the high point reached last month in the re- coyery from the low prices of the
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-09
DEPARTS A BOOSTER.
Visitor Wants to Be Enrolled With the Hot Sprines Booster
 Society.

Mr. Joseph A. Bowling, the we'll known St. Louis manufacturer, ac- companied by his wife and, their ba- by daughter, left for the north last night after a three weeks stay at the Arlington hotel
 Install me as a membe" of the Hot Springs Boosters Club, stated Mir Bowling before leaving.
 Before myself and wife recently returned from abroad, an4 while oh the other side we did not visit 6 prettier place thsn Hot Springs or encounter finer climate. consider ing that this is December. Tnen, the waters here are unexca lel Both my wife and myself arc sorry we are leaving. and while origina'ly We cn- ly intended spending weex, we sti ck three weeks and would remain until Christmas but for a death in my broth CTS family"
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-09
ESTIMATE IS
 I5,7OO,OOO BALES
GlNNERs' ASSOCIATION MAKES PREDICTION OF HEAVY COTTON
 CROP FOR YEAR f9t1
Weather Conditions for Remainder of Picking Season Viii Govern
 Largely.

Memphis. Dec S-rhe Ginners As sociaticn in an annual report issued today estimates, as minimum that the crop of 1911 will be $l5,425 oOo bales. A maximum forecast of l5.- 70o,0o0 bales Is also made. The es- inmates are exclusive of linters and repacks Five hundred thousand bales of linters afe anticipated.
 Weather conditions during the re- maindor of the picking season will de- termae the exact figures, it is point ed out extremely bad Weather mak- ing slightly less than the minimum figures possible while with generally favorable weather the maximum fig urges may be exceeded
 Estimates by states follow
 Alabama Minimum 100000; max imum 1,710,0Oo
 Arkansas Minimum 950000 maN mum 9S0.000.
 Florida Mnlmum 900oo, maxi
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-09

early fall.
 Union Pacific at it's low price to- day was 51s points below Monday $ opening. Others of the Standard is- sues showed losses of or , points. The rally which came lnte today could hardly be regarded as due to any change in sentiment. It probably was natural reaction after five days of falling quotaticas. the result of short covering as the week drew towards its end.
 Bonds were generally heavy Wa bash fours made good recovery
 Total sales par value were $G,2o3,. GOO.
 United States twoes coupon de clined 1-4 and the twos and fours regular Is pn call.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-09

mum 95,000.
 Georgia-M Maximum 2,750,000, max imum 9,7S0000.
 Louisiana Minimum 365,0Oo, max mum 3s0,000.
 Mississippi -1195, ,O0O, 100000
 North Carolina Minimum 1033,o0o, maximum 1.050000.
 Minimum l25,00o. max. imum 440,000
 Tennessee- Minimum 425.0Oo, max mum 4i0,000.
 Texas Minimum 422O,oCO, maxi mum 4.300000.
 Others Minimum 180O00. maximum l30000. Total minimum 15.425,O0O, maximum 5.70O,000.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-09
MORE POLICE CHARGES.

Chicago. Dec. 7.-Charges of ne glect of duty and inefficiency were filed with the civil service commis- sion today against Police Inspector John Wheeler, Captain Patrick J. Harding by Chief of Police McWee- ny. The charges are failure to sup press vice as revealed by the com mission. It is expected the officers will be tried by the civil service com mission
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-09

Wm. o. Wylic, formerly of San Angelo, Texas. brother of Rev. Wylie. pastor Of the Orange Street Presby- terisn church, has purchased the gro- cery and meat market of A. sachs. at 927 Central avenue. Mir Wylie has been engaged in the grocery bus mess for the past ten years. and comes here to make this his perman- ent home
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-09
THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST

All Europe was secured by Henry w. Savage and his agents in the search for the principal singers for his production of PucciAfs Grand Opera, "The Girl of Inc Co.den Vest which he will offer at the Auditorium theater Friday Dee. 22. Not content with one or two arernates to the principal artists, he secured five So that he is prepared to offer an entire change of principals for five oonse- cbtiye Ierformanees. La the matter Of conductors he was almost as oppu- lent While the principal drectc,
 is Mastro Giorge Polacco. of Ven ice and Milan, friend and coworl1er of the composer. Mir. Savage has two alternates when occasion requires. He
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-09
EARLY XMAS BLAZE.

Hancock, Mich, Dec. 7rhe first Christmas tree blaze of the year oc- cured here today. At the Atlantic School. where teachers had prepared a tree and program of exercises, the evergreen branches caught fire and panic followed. Two teachers tainted, but the flame was extinguish- ed with small damage
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-09

J. A. Simpson, district organizer for the Knights and Ladies of Secur- ity, left yesterday 10 organize lodges ill other parts of the state.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-09
VACCINATION ORDERS.

School Children Must be Vacciuatcd
 or Else Kept From the Schools.
 The annual order for the vaccina- ton of the pupils of Ahe city schools which comes from the board of health was issued yesterday by President Dr. Leonard F Ellis, and immedlately follo&ed the usual protests that come from the order. It is necessary for the protection of the pupils that the vaccinations be made, aad Dr. Ellis assures the anxious parents that II they will have the vaccinations prop. erly made there will be no inconyen- fence or danger in them. At any rate the order is an imperative one. and must be obeyed
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-09
MRS. R. W. GODDARD.

A free lecture to ladies only, on the subject of disease and the VIAvl treatments. Monday D. m. in the Odd Fellows Hall 1929 2t,
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-09

Mir. and Mrs. Charles c. Orr leave today for Los Angeles, after spend ng two weeks here visiting friends.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-09

Mrs. ]. w. Afford has returned home from Little Rock where for sey- eral days she had been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. D E. Kenney.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-09

A. J. Ortmeyer of Little Rock is here on a visit to relatives
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-09

Abe Kempner has gone to New York on business for his firm.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-09

Dr. Forbes has returned home from brief business visit
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-25
Flower Case
in u. S. Court

Yesterday the Sidney Flower case
was taken up in the Federal Court.
A jury was secured and most of the
evidence for the Government was in
troduced. 1t is expected that the dc
fendant will have his evidence all in
by this afternoon and argument can
be heard tomorrow. In such event
the case should be in the hands OF
the jury by tomorrow afternoon.
This is the second trial OF Flower
on a charge OF fraudulent use OF the
mails. Unusual itercst is natural i'll
this section as he has made his home
here for the past FIVE years. As the
editor of the Gold6eld Gossip he
made a sensation and told some
pretty lively truths during the boom
DAYS. lie was arrested III Chicago
on the charge and brought to this
city.
In the first trial Flower conducted
his own defense and the case result
ed in a hung jury. This trial is be-
ing conducted by Attorney William
WOODBURY. This is the first case
Mr.. Woodburn has taken in a num-
Der OF years and he is going after 1t
with all his old-timc vigor.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-25
GEORGE 6. NIXON
DECLARED u. S. SENATOR
Provisions of Constitution Are For
mally Carried Out

was excused on account of illness.
The Assembly roll call was then
taken by the Chief Clerk. Forty
seven members answered. two being
excused.
The Journal OF the Senate was
then read and the vote of the day
before as chroniclcd became a part
OF the proceedings This was fol-
lowed by the reading OF that part
Of the Journal Of the Assembly
wherein the vote for. United States
Senator was cast on the previous
day.
This completed the work. as the
Joint session was a unison III naming
George S. Nixon as the United States
Senator from Nevada 1t was a short
proceeding and interesting to those
who had never witnessed the election
of a Senator. While the ballot of
yesterday practically elected Mr..
Nixon to the position, yet had any
tling happened to him i'll the mean
time he would not have been Ne
yadas representative i'll the upper
house OF Congress. 1t is necessary
Tor the joint ballot to fulfil the obj
cations Of the Constitution and the
Jaw. Mr. Nixon is now the Senator
from Nevada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-25
Assembly

In the Assembly after the roll call
and prayer by Rev. Thomas, the
report of several committees were
received and accepted On the third
reading and final action Assembly
Bill No II, by Mayors. was taken
up. This bill provides for the es-
tablishment Of standard weights and
measures in all groceries, farms and
in fact every article that is sold
must comply with the law If short
weight is sold it must so state The
yard measure, pounds, ounces and
liquid measurement is detailed. while
bushels and pecks, and even sack
weight is gone into As the bill Is
long one and was being read b.
sections it was not finished when the
matter of electing the u. S. Senator
came up. The bill was set over until
$50 this afternoon
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-25
PURCHASED A HOME

Yesterday Morris Raycraft and
wife completed negotiations with Dr.
Won Radesky and became the owners
OF the doctors fine home in this city.
This is one OF the finest old proper
ties III this city. Mr.. Raycraft and
wife will Immediately commence i'm
provements on the property and
make it modern in every detail. The
doctor and his wife expect to leave
for Florida as soon as he can finish
up his business affairs in this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-25
Lively Work
in Legislature

The members OF the Assembly at
The present session have proven the
liycliest set of members that ever hit
the Capitol As soon as organiza-
lion vas perfected they commenced
piliug i'll bills, lesterqay, which was
Just one week from organization
they had introduced twenty eight
bills IN The Lower House and nearly
half that number had passed the As,
sembly. This j. record, as two
years ago there were less than half
that number introduced in the first
ten days.
Afternoon sessions. which is un-
usual at this period Of the session.
have been the regular program The
committees are keeping their desks
clean, and the Clerk i, keeping up
with the work In spite of all this
work every bill !, given proper at
tcntlon
The law tf,a wa, passed repeating
The law allowing the state to accept
gifts, aud which wa, aimed to knock
ont lhc giit oi The North Carolina
bonds. was ono - the cleancst cut
pieces Of work that went through. 1t
was anticipated hat those who had
favored the gift, aud who had expect
cd to make i fight on il would be
here. They were here but before
they had chance to get their breath
the law was repealed and the bond
matter was dead one.
1T i, evident that the present Leg
islature is going to make record in
more directions than one, Some new
and good laws are 10 go OH the stat
utcs. while lot that are regarded as
useless viii be wiped out There j
certainly some pretty lively worN go
ing on