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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-28

i. W. Bell reports the arrival Of a ten
pound boy at his home Monday morning.
Inc many friends OF Mrs. JAS. Lamont
VIII DE pleased to learn that she is recoy
ering from her recent severe illness
Rev. VIM. Whtlock left Tuesday for
MS Old home in Oregon, where he will
Snperintcnd the packing OF his house
hoid goods for shipment to Jerome.
There was joy at Pleasant View Ranch
yesterday over the advent Of AK pound
ooy that came to gladden. the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Alexander. The
TIMES editor is almost tempted to print
Tins announcement in red ink, as it is
his first introduction as grandpa.
Mr.. A. l.. Meyers, of Toppenish Wash.
who visited the tract about month AGO.
returned yesterday with his family, stock
ana household goods, prepared to become
Il permanent resident here. He has
leased 80 acres OF the X. S. Frazer farm.
laying southwest OF town, and will spec
lalize in dairying and hog raising. As
Mr. Meyers comes from an irrigated
country, and is practical farmer, his
success is assured.
Mr. Joe Day OF IIillsdalc, one of tho
pl' necrs OF this section of the state. was
most welcome caller Tuesday. Mr.. Day
Is one OF the sturdy farmers on the frsi
segregation, and has witnessed the growth
ol tins section from the sage brush desert
Ia It's present highly developed condition
our job department has just completed
Tor the Ladies' of the Methodist Society
their receipt book, which has been com.
piled with much care 10y the ladies anc
contains nearly 100 pages of vanabl,
recipes that have been tested and proven
Copies of this book can be- obtained O
any ol the ladies at nominal price con
sidcring the valuable information il con
tains.
DIR. \. W. Dowd, Of Sunnyside, Utah
arrived here the irst OF the week. accom-
panied by his wife and Mr.. Sharp an,
son OF Salt Lake City Mr.. Dowd is tn
owner OF 4 farm five miles south OF town
adjoining that Of Frank Cakes. Til
party made the trip rom Sunnyside,
distance of about 400 miles, in an autC
without a mishap and report a very er
joyable trip.
Richmond has a new announcement
make Ia our readers this week, bein
now prepared Ia show you one Of Il
most complete lines OF Ladies', Misses an
. childrcns wearing apparel. This stoc
has been selected with great care IN
with close attention To the needs of tn
community and cannot fail to intcrc
, you. \ careful inspection is solicited b
1 fore buying elsewhere.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-28
Married at Boise

Joseph C. Brough and Miss Olive
Stafford, both OF Chicago, were quietly
married at o'clock last night in the
parsonage OF the First Congregational
church, 1915 State street, the Rev. A. j..
Sullcns officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Brough
are at the Owyhee for few days, after
which Mrs. Brough will visit with her
husband some OF the points that he il
making as the western representative OF
the John V. Farwell company OF Chicago.
They will make their home in Boise.
Statesman.
The groom referred To above is d
brother OF L. W. Brough OF this place,
and is known among our business men,
being representative of j. V. Farwel
Il Co. Ted went to Boise to be bes
man at the event.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-28
Railroad RumOrs

\ force OF men have been busy the
past week at the Oregon Short Line Sta
ton, building the stock yards.
\ temporary depot will at once be
erected for the accommodation OF traffic,
pending the erection OF permanent de-
pot, which will require some little time.
Several car loads of material to be used
in the foundation for the new structure,
are now on the siding awaiting the arriv-
al Of force OF men 10 begin work.
As soon AS the temporary structure is
erected the road will commence receiving
and delivering local freight.
A gang OF fence builders are working
westward, and they are closely followed
by force OF men erecting the telegraph
line. In the meantime passenger traffic
is reported on the increase.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-28
Death From Bioat

Word reaches us occasionally of some
farmer on the tract who has lost a COW
from the effect Of alfalfa bloat. Some
time ago, Mr.. Ed. Wrenn, who has sew
eral head OF COWS, with no pasture avail
able excepting alfalfa, adopted a measure
which has thus far proved very success
ful.
Taking piece OF gas pipe, which was
long enough to protrude from the ami
mails mouth on either side, he bored sew
eral holes in the same and with head
stall fastened the pipe i'll the mouth OF
the COW, in the same manner AZ you
would the bit in the mouth OF a horse.
This arrangement prevents the COW from
eating too fast, and the periorahons in
the pipe allows the escape of any gas
that may accumulate, which is the pri-
mary cause of the bloat. As this ar
rangement is comparatively inexpensive,
and its adoption has proven very success
full, it is well worthy of adoption by oui
farmers, who resort to alfalfa or clover
pasture. In his experience, Mr.. Wrenr
used the pipe without periorations on one
COW, which did not meet the require
mcnts.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-28
Arcadia Valley

Mr.. Oliver spent Sunday and Monday
at Future Hope Ranch.
Mr.. VIM. Peterson is working in the
canyon during the fruit season.
Messrs. Spoiford and Peterson came
home from Hagerman last Sunday.
Mr.. Sam Shonhair expects To 90 to
Los Angeles to spend the winter. Mr.
Jack Webster may go with him.
Virginia Oliver is attending school in
Jerome and will stay in town during the
winter months.
Mr.. Shonhairs' horse was badly cut
on barbed wire one day last week, but
is getting along nicely.
Mr.. VIM. y. Harrison, representa-
tive OF the Copper National Bank, OF
Salt Lake City, was guest over Sunday
AT divers ranch.
AS Mr.. KofTend was leaving his home
for Arcadia Valley last Saturday evening
his horse became fractions and badly
damaged the buggy. Mr. X. was un
hurt.
Mr.. Koffend preached at Arcadia Val
ley last Sunday morning. On Octobe
a,2nd an evening service will be held
Next Sunday the Sunday School meets a
} p. m. as usual.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-28
A Few Breezes From Coppdsie

Now that We have made arrangements
for good cows in Jonathan Valley, we
have also made arrangements to find out
how to handle them. could not find out
who the speakers will be, but We will
have some ut our next meeting which
will be next Thursday October 3rd. at
the Coppdale school house. There is
also several other important things to he
brought up before this meeting 20 every
body is asked to be present.
About the last stroke was put on the
Coppdae siding lust Monday, every thing
is ready now to receive freight by the
pound or car load.
The latest report from the o. S. L.
headquarters is that Coppdale is to have
telegraph operator stationed right in
our town. What do you know about that
Barrymore? (mcaning Perrine)
Last week, Fred Roberts, OF Windy
Glenn Ranch, while returning from the
mountains, brought with him a fine 3
year old deer, lots OF ducks, fish etc
Fred said that all sorts OF game was plen-
tiiul mp at Wild Horse, where he got the
deer. This place is about 100 miles
from the Windy Glenn ranch.
Sheep men are in Jonathan Valley
trying 10 buy their winters supply oi
hay. Some hay Was sold from the east
end OF the Valley for $3.50 per ton. The
q ha \ro1
ley Cooperative Association are also re-
ceiving several bids for hay to be sold
| from the above association, but as yet
the committee has not accepted any Of
the bids.
Already the farmers OF the Valley are
getting ready to receive their cows. Geo.
Gray was seen carrying load OF lumber
from jerome last Saturday, Geo. White
is rebuilding a COW barn iron, a hog
shed.
Last week u man from DIETRICH was in
Coppdale looking for piece OF property
on which to install lumber yard. Come
on you jerome yards OF you will get left.
AIrs. Geo. Lawshe was very sick last
week 4 trip TO jerome for two doctors
was necessary, but the last reports finds
Mrs. L. much better.
!. Next Saturday evening will be the big
dance in jerome, known as the "Har
vest dance" Boys why can't we hav,
. harvest dance OF our own? The farm
ing season is over, so let's get an earl,
start on the dance and card clubs thi
fall.
Anybody going to the Wendell Fai
next week? Ii so ship your live stool
from Coppdale station.
The pole gang OF the o. S. L. hav
. reached Jonathan valley The poles witt
wires on them are run from Rupert u
the Gap" which is miles from Copp
dale station. Within a week the gam
Z expect to be past Coppdale station.
| A new wrinkle was pulled of at tn
4 Coppdale school house few weeks ago
C when the members OF the Farmers asso
citation run face TO face with sign IN
oking" This sign was placed ther
by the school trustees Why? 1t surel
o can't he because il will have any efieI
y on the children, for there isn't child i
o school who isn't used TO smoke, for the
surely get enough OF it when they CON
II home from school. Maby it's beeau,
n our little school teacher doesn't liz
!. it. Well, if that's the case,-does an
- one know OF a school teacher who wan
" a job? oman preferred am sure Il
4 teacher isn't used to smoke, as We q
know that John doesn't smoke. Fiz
Sizz, Wiz, meaning the noise of John
pipe. WILLIE LIVE.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-28
Notice

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll, affecting Lots or parts of Lots
included in Local Improvement District
No. ], rs specified in Ordinance No. 81,
is now OH file in the office OF the City
Clerk, said assessment roll having been
filed in said office on Thursday, Sept. %.
1911.
The owner or owners of any property
which ia assessed in said assessment roll,
may, within 10 days from the last publ
cation, (Oct. 18th, 1911 file with IN,
Clerk his objections, in writing, to said
assessment.
The Board of Trustees will hear and
consider objections TO said assessment
roll, by the parties agrieved by such as
sesment, in the Town Hall on Oct. 23rd
1911. X. +. RrpP,
Clerk.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-28

Frazer Moore Co. have new announce
ment this week, which will interest you
if yon are in the market for new cook
or heating stove. The majestic range
carried only by this firm has world
wide reputation, having stood the test
for years, and it recognizes no competi-
tor on the market Tor general utilities
and lasting qualities. You are most cor
daily invited to call and examine these
ranges, also the line OF Wilson heaters
carried by them.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-28
Attention Farmers

A special meeting OF the Jerome branch
OF the North Side Canal Users Assn,
will be held Saturday Sept, 30th at 2
O clock p. III. for the purpose OF electing
officers for the ensuing year, and for the
selection OF four members OF the board
OF directors OF the general association.
All members are urgently requested to
be present.
J. W. O'CoNNELL.
Secretary
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-28
Church Announcements.
CHRISTIAN

CHRISTIAN
Arrangements have been effected
whereby Rev. W. J. Dodge will preach
each Sunday morning in Jerome.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Services held every Sunday morning
at l0:45 o'clock at Hales Hall, on main
street.
PRrsByTERIAN CHURCH.
]. VI. ANDERSON, Minister.
Sabbath school, 10 o'clock.
Graded lessons and classes for all ages.
]. A. Armstrong, Supt.
Preaching, IL, a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Sacramental services and reception oil
members Mt the morning services.
A cordial invitation to all church SER
vices.
NJ. L. oHrBcu
Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
Preaching at IL II. IN. and 8. p. N.
Epworth League at Z. p. IN.
All are invited to these services.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-28
Change of Meeting Place

To avoid unnecessary publicity. and to
conline their meetings To only members
OF the Association in good standing, the
Jerome branch OF the Canal Users Ass II
will hereafter hold their meetings in
Ilale's hall, commencing Saturday Sept.
3uth All members are requested to he
present at this meeting to hear the re-.
port of the board Of directors
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-28
A New JeweIer and Optician

Mr.. X. J. Coats, an experienced jew
eler and optician, who is now located at
Wendell, will he ut the North Side Phar-
macy OIL Tuesday of each week. Mr..
Coats is practical man and all work
left in his care will receive careful and
prompt attention and be strictly guaran-
teed.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-28
For Trade

One saddle horse, single or double
driver, for small saddle pony or large
work horse. Call or address
JonN ID. HAIGHr,
Jerome, Ida.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-28
For Sale

A full blooded year old Jersey nuli'
Ep. II. WRENN.
3ISmiles south-2 miles east OF Jerome
Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-28
alton In Worst.

Anticipation 10 Worst.
It IL better to suffer and have 1t
VvSr than to fear.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
BLUES Will FEAST
ON ANNIVERSARY
Stag Banquet Decided Upon to
Mark Annual Battalion
Celebration.

AS predicted several days ago, the
majority of the members of tho Rich
lnond Blues have indicated their pref
erence for stag banquet to mark the
l22d anniversary of the formation OF
fore been decided to have such an afrair
at the armory. This was considered by
most of the men as preferable to an
all-day outing. which was formerly
favored.
While this years celebration will not
compare with that OF one year ago.
when the armory was opened with a
three days jollifcation. it will be at
tended by exercises which 1t is antici
pnted will prove most enjoyable The
Blues Association will be- as usual,
the guests of the battalion, and, In
addition. invitations will be extended
10 the several crack commands in East
ern cities. which are such close friends
OF the leading military organization
of the South.
Will DC Addresses.
OF course, there will be- specchmals-
ing by the Governor. the Adjutant- Gen
eral. the Mayor and other leading cit
liens. The distinguished guests will
be heard from, as it is expected that
representatives will be here from the
organizations at Hartford. New Haven.
Providence and Boston.
The old silver medal, which goes to
the best marksman in the battalion,
will be shot for during the day. Dur
Ing the past year 1t has been held by
Captain Percy Montague, Jr. The
medal Is so old that It's origin Is
shrouded in mystery
a committee on arrangements has
been appointed to make preparations
for the banquet composed of Iieuten-
ant w G. Puller, Sergeant George E.
liaw Sergeant John b. Llghtfoot. Jr,
George W. Warren and J. Carter White.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23

lieeatwell. State Female School, IIarri-
sonburs. Study In Efficiency Among
Hurai School Teachers OF Virginia.;
Mrs. b. b. Munford. Higher Education
Or women; Mrs. L r. Dashicll,
school Improvement Leagues; A. b.
nndndler, state Board OF Examiners.
Ccrtihcation OF Teachers; ]. H. Bin
ford. executive secretary Of the Co-on-
erative Education Association. Some
faults In Our Present System OF Edu-
chtion': Frank w. Duke superintend-
cnt virginia Mechanics Institute. .'yo-
cntional Guidance."
The teachers Will be welcomed to
Richmond by DR.. j. a. C. Chandler,
superintendent of schools. Ii Is EEK
pected that there will be a large at
tendance OF instructors from all parts
OF the district si s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
OFFICERS LEAVE
STATE Sc R |C {
Efficiency Reports Have Been
Acted On in Most Instances,
but Not All.

1t seems probable that the shake
up among the officers of the Virginia
Volunteers. which has now been IN
progress for months. and which has
resulted in the resignation of num-
Der of officers, is about at an end.
There are, however, some officers who
arc said not TO have taken the hint.
and II may he possible that these Will
be handled III some other way.
All the reports have for some time
been in the possession of the 4,dJutant.
General. They contain reports made
by the coloncls and separate command
ders as to the cfilciency--phys steal.
mental ana mornl-of tho various Of
flcers who hold commissions In this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
NETWORK BANKERS
TO FINANCE NOTES
Chesapeake and Ohio's New Is
sue to Be Ratified by Stock
holders Here.

Negotiations have been practically
concluded by which the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company will bring
out sl6,000.000 4l2 per cent. notes
secured by n proportionate amount of
the new 25.000.00O bond issue which
iha stock holders are to raitfy ut a
special meeting in Richmond on April
40. The National City Bank and Kuhn.
Loeb g. Co, or New York. II was learned
yesterday. have undertaken the fnanc.
ing involved in the note issues.
The company, when the new mort
gage and the sl25.oo0.oo0 two-year 8
per cent. bond Issue were arranged for
some time ago, was understood to have
IN contemplate ton the Immediate issu-
Ance of about s3o,0OO.O0o OF the new
bonds f
ponemcnt of the sale of the twenty
Jear would be of advantage TO tho
company and accordingly short
;crm note Issue, secured by the bonds.
Sas decided upon. The new notes,
II Is understood will be authorized
10 the extent of sa5. 100000, although
the sale of only slG,o0O.OO0 has been
arranged for at this time. The notes
will probably run for five years
Proceeds of the notes will go to-
ward retiring maturing Obligations
definitely learned whether the more
immediate rcfunding would be the re-
iircmcnt OF the $1,000. 600 general fund
ing and Improvement bonds, which, 1t
has been understood for some time the
company intends to call In, Or tho
satisfaction of some $4,000, 900 OF
equipment trust obligations.
The roads equipment trust oblign-
tons are TO be retired scrially be-
tween now and 1916. The $1,000, 600
general funding and Improvement SIS
issued In 1909. arc due In 1929. but may
he retired at the option OF the com
pany AT l0!1-2 on any July or Janu-
airy | after twelve weeks notice.
The road has planned improvements
for this year, which Will require the
expenditure OF about S7,o0O,OOo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
SCHOOL TEACHERS
I 0 NJ EET FRIDAY
Well-Known Virginia Educators
VIII Talk on Important
Topics.

Weli-known educators OF this and
other places will take part in tho an
nual meeting OF tho school teachers OF
the Third Virginia Congressional Dis
trict. to be held next Friday and Sat
urday in the John Marshall High
School.
There Will be two sessions Friday.
one at and the second Mt s:15 p. NJ,
There will be one session Saturday, be
ginning at $40 A. M.
DeForest a. Preston. principal OF one
of the public schools OF New York, Will
be among the prominent speakers. His
subject Will be How to Teach Arith-
metic." Others who Will speak and
their subjects arc:
Joseph ii. Saunders. principal OF
Bellevue School. Problem OF the Bad
Boy" Dr. f. a. Millidge. State Female
Normal School. Rainfall OF the Earth.
r. L. Dlanton. editor of the Virginia
Journal OF Education. THE Virginia
Journal of Education; Professor j. c.
r. . i d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
HUsTiNGs COURT
Several Damage Suits on Docket for
Hearing This Week. Ii

Hearing This Week. LIE
In the Hastings Court. Part 2. this
week there is one big damage suit and
several smaller suits. No criminal cases
are to be heard The suit of ]. s.
Wakefield against Hooper & AIahaIey
for $1,000 is scheduled for hearing on
April "a, and that OF Isaac Tinsley
against the Baughman Stationary
Company for $4,000 for personal in
juries April %. In the suit of Robert
Lumpkin against Annie OppIeman.
scheduled for Thursday. the South
elders are reminded of the heavy SLAM
der suit brought against Mrs. Opple-
man recently by Miss Mamie Prot1tt
now Mrs. B. r. Benton. Lumpkin
brought the suit in which Miss Proffitt
testified and IN which Mrs. Oppleman
voiced her SANDER. On the same day
Fl. A. Rowan against Nantz will be
heard; the American Underwriters
against 70. l.. Griffin. and the case OF
i. NJ. Hancock against Henry Powell,
All the last-named suits are appealed
from Police Court. Part 2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
BOARD DECLINES
TO CHANGE DATE
Henrico Primary Will Take
Place on September Z as
Heretofore Ordered

Candidates for office in Henrico
county were disgruntlcd yesterday
over the action OF the County Demo-
cratic Committee in refusing to change
Its former decision to have the prl-
mary take place earlier than Septcm-
Der Z.
The meeting yesterday was called at
the instance of the officer seekers. who
were not pleased with the action OF
the committee in selecting the date for
the county primary the same rs that
designated by the State Committee.
Most of the candidates desire an ear
Tier primary. #
When the meeting was called to or
der ut l o'clock all tho politicians
We're On hand to make arguments ia
voring an earlier election But they
were forestalled when the committee
adopted n resolution to go into execu-
tive session.
1t was decided that there should
be no alteration in the decision, which
was reached some time ago.
Because he is a candidate for the
office of clerk of the County Court.
Garland P. Taylor resigned as a mem
tary. and ]. T. Angle. committeeman
from Fairfield District. was elected to
fill the vacancy. The vacancy in the
committee was filled by tho election OF
B. S. Raglnnd. of Brookland.
w. r. Fensom. of Tuckahoe District.
rendered his resignation as commit
teeman because he will enter the
race for election to the Board of Super
yisors. but because he had not paid
the required fee. his resignation was
not accepted. When he formally en-
ters the contest. however he Will have
TO leave the committee, 1t having
been decided that no candidate can
serve on the committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
GUN AND RAZOR 7.
USED IN FIGHT.
Row Over Purchase Sends One
to Hospital and Another to
Station House.

Following a dificulty over small
purchase. which John Malone. colored,
is alleged to have made from Frank
Lombardo, of 1910 East Main Street,
and for which he refused TO pay Ma
lone is In the City Home badly shot
in the leg. while James Russo. a part
ner of Lombardo, is locked UP i'll the
First Station. charged with the shoot
Ing. Malone is under police surveil-
lance at the hospital for having at
tackled Lombardo with knife or
razor.
After hearing both stories. 1t was
hard for the polico to be certain a S to
the real truth of the affair AS neal
as could be learned. however. Malone.
accompanied by several other negroes,
entered the store of Lomhardo last
night and made his purchases. When
the articles were ready TO go out he
was asked for the money, which was
not forthcoming. The merchant or
dered him to leave the goods on the
counter. whereupon. It is said the ne
gro attacked him with sharp weapon,
which they seem to think was razor.
cutting him across the abdomen and
on the arm.
Russo. who was not in the store at
the time. heard the noise. and came out
with shotgun lie saw his partner
bleeding and the negro running. so
he fired. Malone dropped badly wound
ed in one leg. near the ankle. and
with several shot in tho other. All
were brought to the station house and
the ambulance called
DIR. thurman found that Lombardo's
clothes had protected him. and that
his cuts were slight The negro, he
said, was too badly hurt to be left
In the station. so he was carried 10
the City Home after warrants had been
Issued. Russo was put in cell
and up to late last night had not given
bail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23

State. These reports. together with
orders and various other official pa
pers have just been bound and thus
put into permanent9orm.
In some quarters. while the changes
have been in progress since last au-
tuinn. 1T has been felt that the criti-
cisms were capuous. However, the
point was quickly seen In most In
stances. and 10 changes have been
made. whether the report seemed just
or unjust. -