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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-23
.ARC.ADlAGRANS.
\ few Pointed Paragraphs Caught
on the Wireless from This
Pleasant Valley

Mrs r. : Frazer entertained Mes
DANES w y lleiSS and Benjamin
Diefendorf last Friday. spending the day
n the Frazer Pure Water Ranch" and
from the Joyous laughter and the scamper-
ing after = pig when We passed. took il
for granted that they were playing SONS
kind OF game. with apologies 10 the
Editor ior the We hut il iitS our dual
being. Mr>. Jay Smack ~erle-i the n
past. a. only farmer wife knows how.
Misses Nell Reed and Hattie Graham
spent last week end At Wendell
Neighbor Godiriei i hauling hay from
the Tram. and from the amount passing
acres the horison there'n IL something
stirring down his way.
Pop Frye has added another 10 his
string OF mans Down that fellow who
shouted hard times. Was it Bill ShakeS-
peare who wrote. Little Drops Of Water.
Little Grains Of Sands' Well. anyway
that's Us in Ayadia. We have both.
Watch our hay mows burst. - alto
gether. one. two. thnr. Back 10
Ancadia.
Fifteen acres Of alfalfa was Sown Map,h
! II. on the Pure Water Ranch 1ttakeS
nerve. no. its breaking away from ira
dition; | guess il takes both. Your an
/ experimental right after our own heart.
/ Bob.
/ r. :. Frazer's Chester White Sow gave
birth u 4 litter OF eight pigs the first oi
the week. which AZ last accounts were
still squealing
\ little bird whispered 10 me thai
Neighbor Lind's dock Oi - Whit
Orpingtons are laying II eggs day Il,
don't have u - assured when ne hear.
! noise like an egg whether his hens an
laying OF Icing.
Farmer Albee was sen by Us going W
sandy Lane Boulevard packing g,Inny
sack. the sides oi which wer,. vibrating
Was il rock Alh.4.? You know Alice l.
building a nice connections Bungalow
To house his family in on their arriva
some day hence. That's one OF our littl,
joke. No, the rock. you ~ he had L
haul from of his neighbOrs' fields for
foundation. Cree. but he l. a fOrtunat'
mortal. No donations please. Tn
Editor asked H.. Why Boulevari?'' w
answered. why not. its paved OverSe-.
. Frye has given it a coat Of straw ans
sage brush tops.
, The key that opens the door Of happi
neSs l. contentment We know.
Tears arr the Jewels Of the soul. excep
when woman ussS them To create
scene. THE CRY
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-23

Mr.. Otis Hill oi spokane. Wash. has
opened up offices in the best location in
Spokane and expects 10 do general real
estate business in the interest OF the
Wendell district Mr.. Hill i man oi
means and iirSt of all i first-class bus
ines man and We predict that through
his work large number OF Spokane pep
pie will be made 10 see the light and buy
Wendell lands while Yet the prices are
low. Mr.. Hill is All 'old-timer' in the
northwest and he writes that the pros
ptctS around here beat anything he
knows OF anywhere
The manager OF the gn'at Shoshone X
Twin Falls Water Power Co. lately gave
out statement that his company had
water power sites sufficient for the pro-
duction Of l25.np horse power in the
vicinity OF Wendell. Ii We add IL this
the power that Is being harneSSed 10y in
dependent companies in this territory
We will have within ! radius OF twenty
miles ri Wendell 4 tremendous total nj
hOrse power unites greater than i now
being produced ut Niagara Falls. \ mil
lion people in the Upstate' part oi
New York get their living dinStly from
industries that have been built up there
is 4 insult ri the available power at these
falls. These ane only \ lew among the
many things thar make the iutup. of the
North side Tract look no>y. When VT
have million people on this tract about
twenty years irom now every man that
has the nerve 10 hold on L. pierre ol
land will be we'll fixed
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-23
ItovE Ny IDA 10

ANk ~ 4-iN 40
For her I'd leave Virginia.
Id leave my Mary Land:
Ia part with Nh >.ppi
Th-. widow fair and hlani-
III leave my Louisa Anna
And lndi Anna too.
Ill hii farewell to Georgia
Though shes maiden ir,.-
ia part with Minnie sofa.
Ia shake my Della Var.
I'll leave Brunette MIS- souri,
And the Carolina> fair
These girls all ar lovely.
True hearted girls. know;
But give Them al the go-hy
And cleave - Ida Ho.
like her b7e~zy manners
ike her. ~ Winning Nay>
Ike hep IN IN, moonlight.
Ike her sunny DAYS
Goodbye ny old Virginia.
And you Other Sirl> ! know
I'm hanging round =; Wendell
still loving my Ida Ho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-23
The ldiewiid.

ont amongst the sase-brush there
stands quaint little house, whose quiet
Was broken only by the occasional
''pasSer-by'' and by the famous South
ern' as il wends its way from and to
jerome.
The quiet OF this forsaken ranch has
been permanently broken by the invasion
Of settlers. who have come from the re-
nowned burg OF Chicago, 10 the inviting
location OF Appleton. and who are eager
Ia prove some OF the strong, glittering
and wonderful statements presented by
Interested parties of the wealth and re-
soun'es oi the Snake Valley.
On saturday March Is, car was
switched at Appleton on the siding which
is partly ON the loo acres composing
The ldlewild Ranch The car also
brought the newcomers, Walter Schoenian
and Adolph Bcehmler, who were very
glad TO be welcomed AT Appleton after
long, tedious journey OF l7oo miles from
Chicago. Three horses, five COWS and a
calf composed the live stock, which stood
the trip well. \ loading platform was
| quickly constructed and the car was I'M
loaded in creditably short time. APP
pleton has hustlers and is going To make
an \ No. showing this season.
The new ranchers are well pleased with
the bright outlook of the country which
they are helping 10 settle and develop
and they come enthused, being practical
farmers OF n progressive spirit, OF Ger
man type, and they are well adapted 10
- rhs4 Of rk..f~
nbundings.
Behind all the outer visible doings, the
planning of the many details, and the
arranging for extensive operations and
Improvements. Is MIR Robt. F. Mueller.
the owner oi the ranch. who is very
prominent and successful Chicago bust
ness man.
Mr.. Mueller prior 10 his arrival al
Appleton on Thursday March l6 had
never been 10 our far-famed North Side
Tract but through the friendship and in
fiuence OF Mr. VIM Wagner, he pur-
chased the +. W. Hanna ranch OF lou
acrs- He had the insight 10 SO in this
tract the possibility OF successful farming
and ranching and prosperous future.
and l. thoroughly convinced that he can
nealize all his bright expectations.
Mr.. Mueller is a conservative and
thoughtful man with fine business princi-
piles. and the residents IN the vicinity OF
Appleton congratulate Mr.. Wagner on
being successful in landing Mr.. Mueller
as permanent land holder here.
Mr. Mueller i thoroughly alive with
enthusiasm and i North Side Tract
booster tilled with the Appleionian spirit
. of prOgr-s and succt-s. He Is impn-sssi
. with the logical location OF townsite al
Appleton and Is the neal spirit behind
the efforts of establishing post office al
that place He will make extensive i'm
, proveInents on his ranch and the build
, ing OF iSrge barn i now in progress
: lie will have - or more acres planted q
''spuds and Is acns to alfalfa anC
= several acrs OF wheat, oats vegetables
etc Mueller will te here Tor couple q
weeks before returning 10 his bushes
E interests and home in Chicago.
? ForInaldehy,ie Tor treating grain 10
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-23

ForInaldehy,ie Tor treating grain ior
smut At JEROME DRJG Co.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-23
AUGER FALLS
This Thrifty Section Don't Propose tc
be Annexed

You have heard Of Jonathan Valley
and Aradia Valley and may wonder
when. We come in. We arr south of
Jerome and near the falls who's name
We have taken. We have no boundary
lines except Snake river on the south
some Of H. are claimed by Jonathan and
some 10y Arcadia Valley; but We arr to-p
far from the center OF either II th,-.s com
munities.so named our meek Of the woods
Anger Falls country.
The key note Of the country l. harl
work and sell improvement We have
the first rural church organized on the
North side and - far a. We know. the
first singing class. Churrh services every
second sunday in each month AZ p. m.
sunday School every sunday at p. M
The singing class meets every Friday
evening at the home Of T. l. Golf.
F. \. Oakes, our road overseer. has
been doing some good work on Anger
Falls Boulevard. 4 cut has been made
through a large rocky knoll and most OF
the road has been nicely graded.
We all understand why George Wallace
chooses to ~ an Arabian
Mrs Chas Ray and children returned
last week from an extensive visit to her
old home in Utah and Chzries wears !
smile that won't come of
\ large camp l. stationed at Zylstras' :
lake and the company arr doing some
much needed work on lateral Il ~. This
lateral has never been satisfactory u
either the company or the settlers.
Geo. Wallace and Frank Pierce arr
doing considerable grating business. We
mean tree grafts.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-23
For Sale.

Mccormick mower, self dump
hay rake, 3 shovel corrigator, ] : foot
disc drill, Mccormick grain binder,
/ slip seraper, ? wagons. This machi-
merry has been used only one season- ?
work teams and HARNESS.. Blue stem
seed wheat Ball barley seed, this bar
ley i beardless and hull-less-
NORRIS & GARvIN,
lst shack north Of schoOlhouse, jerome.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-23
Team for Sale +.

A heavy work team OF geldines for
sale cheap. TowLE LAND Co.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-23
WENDELL
The Warnings Continue With Renewed
\isor and Unabated Interest

We notice that the editor calls our lew
modest Contributions Wendell Warb-
lings. He spent several days hep'
studying conditions and no doubt decided
upon that name after due thought and
deliberations but We are II los 10 know
Just how he claSsife> lis We apa avian.
there an. few Jays" here; that i
lot OF Us a-ior-time wene "Corntield
CanarieS. and that possibly few are
"Ex-jail birds" and 10 show that We
have some among Us that can warble. We
quote below lew wobbly MARBLES found
on the ''rear' side oi the business card OF
one OF our real-estate firms.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-21
SOUTHERN EDUCATIONAL
CONFERENCE

Jacksonville, Fla, April 19.-The
redirection of education for rural
communities was the general subject
OF discussion this morning at the
opening session of the fourteenth an
nual conference for Education in the
South. Governor Gilchrist, Mayor
Jordan and others welcomed the
visitors, among whom were noted ed
ucators and public men from many
sections of the country
The papers and addresses present
ed at the initial session included the
following: 1.-The Adaptation of Ed
ucation to Rural Life in Denmark, /"
Maurice f. Egan, United States Min
lister to Denmark; "The Adaptation
of Education to Life in Switzer-
land" DR.. Paul Ritter, Swiss minis
ter to the United States; "The Recon
struction of the One-room Rural
School," Miss Jessie Fields, superin-
tendent of schools of Page county
Iowa.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-21
SOLDIERS MARCH AS IN 81.

New York, April 19.-Four old
fashioned brass cannon which rum
bled over the roadway cobblestones
in 'G1 rumbled again over the pave
ment of Fifth avenue today amid the
cheers Of thousands Of spectators.
The occasion was the fiftieth ami
versary of the departure of New
York's Seventh Regiment for the
front, by way of Jersey City, Phila-
delphia, Baltimore and Washington,
at the outbreak of the civil war. The
brass cannon were the regiments ho-
Witzer equipment of 12-pounders
which on '"The March Down Broad
way" were cheered by thousands of
fiag-bearing citizens all the way from
the Seventh Regiment Armory to the
foot of Cortlandt street. With the
historic cannon there was repro
auctions of an old-time baggage wag-
on bearing the legend, "Our Seventh
Knows no North, nor South, nor
East, nor West, but Only One Whole
Union" 1t was under this banner
that the regiment marched down
Broadway fifty years ago today.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-21
THE NATIONAL
Y. w. G. A. MEETING.


Indianapolis, Ind, April 19.-Many
young women, representing all parts
of the United States and several for
eign countries, arrived in Indianapo-
lis last evening and early this morn
Ing to take part in the third biennial
convention of the Young Women
Christian Association of the United
States. The meeting had it's formal
opening today and the proceedings
thus began will continue until mex,
Monday.
All phases of the association work
are to be discussed and plans de-
cided upon for the extension of the
activities of the organization Re-
ports prepared for presentation to
the convention show that the Y. w.
c. A. in the United States now COM
prises a total of S35 associations, OF
which 1S9 are in cities, 637 are stu
dent organizations and nine are as
ISOLATION extensions. The S35 asso-
Citations report total of 216,55G
members. The total value of the
real estate owned by the association
is $8,352,4S7. Nearly all of the
branches maintain educational class.
es. The largest association in point
Of membership is in Los Angeles
with $685. members.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-21
SETTLES QUARREL
IN GENIAL SMOKE,

Columbus, o., April 19.-With his
fists clenched and his face blanched
In anger at the charge that he was a
moral coward" State Senator
Sherman Deaton of Champaign coun-
ty, struck twice at Speaker Samuel
I. Vining of the house of represent
atives recently.
Mr.. Vining ducked both the blows
and friends caught Mr.. Deaton anN
held him back. The trouble follow
ed a bitter debate in the house dur
ing which the speaker referred to
Mr.. Deaton as moral coward"
At the close of the days session
Mr.. Deaton approached Mr.. Vininf
and struck at him. When the men
were parted and a crowd gathered,
Mr.. Vining shouted: Come on, we
don't want this crowd" and with
their friends they ran to Mr.. Winnings
office. When they arrived there, Mr..
Deaton said:
Take off your coat and I'll show
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-21
CHURCH MEMBERS CONDONE
MAN AND WOMAN

Chicago, April 19.-Church mem
bers of the Baptist denomination APP
parently have placed indirect sanction
on double standard of morality for
men and women.
After Il lively session, the congre-
cation of the Lexington Avenue Bap-
list church voted to refuse admission
to membership to Mrs. Mary A. Law
ender, whose name was involved two
years afo with that of Rev. John d.
Leek, then in charge of Methodist
church in this city.
1t was alleged by Rev. E. A. Craw-
ford, formerly pastor of the Wood
lawn Park Methodist church, that
Mrs. Lavender had made confess
sion to him.
She denied this and q sensational
trial ensured. Later court proceed
ings We're brought by Mrs. Lavender
against Rev Mr.. Crawford.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-21
PEACH CROP DAMAGED
BY COLD SPELL.

Grand Junction, Colo. April 19.---
Smudgins last Friday night was gen.
eral throughout the Grand valley,
and for six miles the valley looked
like one big bonfire. From midnight
until after sunrise every ranchman
was out with his smudgepots. The
temperature in some places dropped
to 20 degrees outside the orchards,
but the lowest temperature in the
smudgepot area was 25 degrees. In
most places the smudgepots kept the
temperature above 81 and 20. 1t is
impossible to get an accurate esti-
mate of the amount OF damage done,
but fruit experts declare apples and
pears are not injured to any extent,
Peaches suffered most, and rs per
| cent of a full crop is all that will be
harvested. The coolest temperature
last night was reported shortly be-
| fore sunrise.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-21
GAMBLERS LOSE WINNINGS
AT BRIDGE WHIST

New York, April 1.-two profess
sional gamblers who came over on
the Adriatic which arrived today
from Southampton, found the last
lap Of their world tour of inspection
Of the sucker crop a losing venture.
1t was all right from the time they
lef San Francisco and went over the
Southern Pacific to New Orleans, and
they garnered the shekels as far as
New York.
But when they started back they
forsook the known paths of poker for
the vagaries of bridge whist.
The first night out they won 5000
at their own game but the next night
the sporty passengers proposed to
change the smoking room play to
bridge.
When the passengers got through,
the sharks had been separated from
a goodly roll that the long gambling
trip had netted. Passengers said the
sharks really helped to make the
trip pleasant.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-21
OYSTERS SPREAD LEPROSY.

Chicago, April FETISH and oys-
tiers were called media for the spread
of leprosy by DR.. M. Couret of New
Orleans in an address before the ma
tional convention of the Association
of Pathologists and Psychologists in
session here
1t was because of this, he said,
that Inhabitants of Norway and SWe-
den, as we'll as the fsh-eating peoples
of Italy and Greece, have been sub
ject to leprosy. He outlined expert
ments he had made with leprosy bac-
cilli in fish, in which the germs had
hourished in both cold and temper
ate waters.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-21

Aalli.nar.on, ana lcau 1t over WsIue
| put these papers in order"
Very well,'' said the old fellow,
finished, he arose with pale and dis
torted features.
Sir" said he to the magistrate, in
strange voice, Il have been the in
voluntary cause Of terrible mistake.
This man is innocent
Come, Gomez said M. Daburoh,
without stopping his preparations for
departure. you are going out of your
mind. my dear NJ. Tabaret. How,
after all that you have read, can"
Eyes, sir, yes; it is because l have
read this that ] entreat you to pause,
Or we shall add one more mistake to
the sad list of judicial errors. Read
this examination over carefully; there
is not a reply but which declares this
unfortunate man innocent, not a word
but which throws out a ray of light.
And he is still in prison, still in soil
tary continement?"
He is; and there he will remain.
If you please interrupted the mag
istrate. 1t becomes you we'll to talk
in this manner. after the way you
spoke last night, when | hesitated SO
much"
But, sir" cried the old detective
II still say precisely the same. All
| wretched Tabaret! all is lost; no one
| understands you. Pardon me, sir, if
lack the respect due TO you; but
| you have not grasped my method. 1t
| Is, however, very simple. Given a
crime, with all the circumstances and
details, l construct, bit by bit a
plan of accusation, which l do not
guarantee until it is entire and per-
| feet. If man is found to whom this
plan applies exactly in every partic-
| ular, the author of the crime is found;
| otherwise, one has laid hands upon an
innocent person. 1t is not sufficient
| that such and such particulars seem
| 70 point to him: it must be all or
nothing. This is infallible. Now, in
this case, how have / reached the
~uAPl IL. III ouSou piOSCCuiuS Wy III
| terence from the known to the I'M
known. / have examined his work;
and l have formed an idea Of the
| worker. Reason and logic lead us
TO what? To a william, determined,
audacious, and prudent, versed in the
business. And do you think hat such
man would neglect a precaution that
would not be omitted by the stupidest
tyro? 1t is inconceivable. What!
this man is so skillful as to leave such
feeble traces that they escape Gevrol' IS
practiced eye, and you think he would
risk his safety by leaving an entire
night unaccounted for? It's impos-
sible. am sure of my system as of a
sum that has been proved. The as
sassin has an alibi. Albert has plead
ed none; then he is innocent"
(To be continued.l
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-21
you how to fight"
Their friends again interfered and
the quarrel ended when Mr. Vining
invited everybody to have smoke.
TAFT AS UNION BARBER.

Washington, April 1.-THE gen.
eral organizer Of the .Tourneymen
BARRIERS International union, J. G.
Shanessy of St. Louis was introduced
10 the president by Representative
Dyer of St. Louis.
81 should be delighted to Join your
union," the president remarked with
smile, "but shave myself"
Mr.. Shanessy said the president
was eligible.
1t has been many years since the
president was shaved by barber.
He found he could save time by shaw
ing himself, and he is said to be re-
markedly quick in tho operation. He
shaves each morning. On train he
is an adept at the work.
President Roosevelt shaved him.
self.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-21
MONEY For YOU!

Chase's Seven Store System gets extra discount
from different factories when their purchases amount
to certain amount at the end Of the year. This en-
ables them to sell at very small margin, which is
your gain. Stores at Deadwood Lead, sturgis, Belle
Fourche, Rapid City, Hot Springs, Newell. Sign,
"CHASE'S, Where They Sell Cheap.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-21
JUDGE DOES NOT
RECOGNIZE SISTER.

Evans, Colo, April 19.-For the
first time in forty-one years Judge
Thomas Tregoning, for more than a
quarter of century a resident Of
this city, looked into the face OF his
sister, Mrs. Sarah Found, recently.
He went to Cheyenne to meet her as
she came from Seattle, but neither
recognized the other, although pic
lures had been exchanged.
A little child, Irving Tregoning
grandson of the judge, recognized his
grandaunt, although he had never
seen her. Mrs. Found came from
Cornwall, England, to the United
States three years ago.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-21

affections. knew Miss E. well
enough to DE sure that had she be
come queen SIC would have reigneG
wisely and we'll in her husband
name. She would have been above
all local court jealousies; her stand
lard of culture was higher than tina,
OF any lady in Servia. She was
calm. Draga violent. Yes. you can
tell America for .ne that Servla lost
more than a foreign queen when sht
refused Alexander's hand"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-21
FREIGHT RATE INQUIRY.

Washington, April 19.-Commis-
sioner Clark Of the Interstate Com
merce Commission today began the
taking Of testimony in the investiga-
ton or rates on import traffic, west
bound from the ports of Boston, New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The purpose Of the investigation is to
adjust the rate differences which
have existed for long time among
the ports.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-21
ARE
ARE TO MEET IN RING

Saskatoon, Sask., April 19.-Twe
pugilists who formerly were ratec
near the top of their class are sched
uled to meet tomorrow at the frs,
boxing show to be pulled of in Sas.
katoon. They are Young Pete,
Jackson, the Baltimore heavyweight
and John Willie, of Chicago. The
agreement calls for a fifteen-rount
bout.