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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-14

Ma L. 4 fEsTT
Wendell. Idaho
DEAE Ma PAEET,
10 d; oze you killer tul Al
gong u write anyway.
Til - TEN Tx duil=-- season IN
h.1siness ior IS yezrs. t'ur p--0pl- arr te-
ginning - ie-l better nov Tx re-iien--
@; rhe toWns and csries AZ Tie only one-
who have EEK lhe hard inns, - TIE
farmers have had good erops and have
10 complaint u make
suPpose L has hssn LIKE SOW
there, 4 i rs ben dull al over tie
Unite1..>sztes- Bui Il can't Say lfis way
much longer. and = son - there / any
thing dong you people xiii - the effect
Of i there - -,on - any one else. Il
las heen imp.ossible 70 81 any city prop
e1y here. There h2s ben lo-s q people
gong % Canada iron around here, bui
hall the crops Up there ar showed under
ami iro1e soid. and the people are oom-
ing hack disguised There / no more
chap land II the STATE u Washington.
and tie p-ople can md 10 place in the
gest where there : a. gooi chances u
gel chap land a. there Is near Wendell
and while Il hzs teen = SLOW proposition
doEn there il Eill SON begin T. change.
Tor with your grezt CROP oi alfalfa 4
Ee.l A. other crops 10 ICED u your stock
you have = proposition that : mighty
hard 10 beat.
Spokane. S+zttle and Tacoma have 4
population Of nearly hall million p~o-
PIE and We are shipping nearly ali Of our
butter from the eastern sIzteS. where
they can not raise a. much hay on four
Acres - you can on one, and still they
are doing well We are also shipping
eggs in in carload lots. Now can you
see any reason why Idaho should not, in
few years, supply this county and
Alaska with Dairy products. This l. not
dairy state and never will Be, for the
seasons are to dry 70 grow hay, and irri-
gated lands up this way can not h
bought Tor les than from $50 To 81
per acre Tor rzw land.
You have got electric power there and
az the country settles up there will X
wonderful changes made II may moi
look that way 10 man who has BEEN
digging away for the past 3 years, but
these changes are coming just a sure a.
you have the water for the land. The
last two years have been hard ones u
settle up new country, but You have
the cheapest land west Of the Missouri,
and can grow most anything, and people
are bound to settle up country as good
as that is. Ii times had kept good il
would have settled faster, but the settler:
will come, not all al one time, but they
will come just the same.
Well, hope you and your family are
getting along nicely. Mrs. Hill and
would be glad TO visit you and hope Il
do so in the near future Will be pleased
to hear from you at any time.
Yours Resp'y,
OTIs Hill,
1925 Dean Ave, Spokane.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-14
Address all Communications to
Notice for Professionalism Proof.

T. Claus Rarhm1nn. OF Ierons-. Idaho. 81 o.
mate -ntry No. -. under thu prus i-i1rl- pi a.
at Of tn ixLsr rff- Of the state Of Idaho. ooU
monty know a. n Carey Act. appruyer
March md. ~ 81 b rh -ntrac-s ~. ui th- - =
- -. Tp- : = rau p y Z = VI do hereby elf'
notice Of u-y Intention - make ina Irupi O.
->ta bltsh ny claim - the land above described
and that expect to prove that have resiieT
On reclaimed and cultivated SID iafit q.
Qulr-i D. law t--ior- r. Il. Trail. ~ J-rome
IDAHO. on tn --Eh day Of D-cemt-r, 1911 Dy
Two Of the following illnesses.
james Erickson. Frank Hills G-orgr Zagi-r
Fr-i Otto. al of jerome Idaho.
tLAl- RATHuASn.
Entry man
F.r-t Pub NOV ~ l9li last pub Dc .-th 1911.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-14
Notice for Publication Proof.

I Harry A Jane, Of Jerume Idaho. assignee
Of Kari ". Jane. who made entry 80 -. and
EdW ard C. thinning. who made entry No. 30.
under the provisions Dian act Of the legl-la-
uIre OF the state 81 Idaho. commonly known
a. the Carey ACT approved March md. l-Ss.
which embraces Nest Of =. 80. =. - =.
range Il. z 2 NJ 10 hereby give notice % my
intention 10 make final proof % establish my
claim TO the land above described. and that ]
expect 20 prove that have resided on reclaimed
and cultivated aid land a. required % law.
befere K II. Trail az jerome Idaho GA the -2nf
day Of December. ISL. by two OF the following
witnesses
Henry MisplOn. d. :. Boyd. Rob't- :. Frazer
VIII Miller all Of Jerome Idaho.
HAIRY 4 JANE
Entryman
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-14
The WE T CASE AGAIN.

flS -i---r--t- Ar4r L---llr - d-Arl-
ney- last well h--f0re. the supreme
court FOR a r caring in the II 7.
West ca--, br night from TWIN Falls,
and the ma ier has teen taken
under adviser ent by The court.
In a brief I Il by the detendent
il : alleged Z Al while the company
owns a 300 ooIsd foot water right.
the available npply i rarely in ex-
cess Of 200 S -re feet. It i fur
ther ooniendel that the company
with the cons II and knowlelge OF
the land b. nj. sold 49, ,62i.74
shares or wal, rights, amounting
70 2+72.60 -econd feet. Il /
claimed that "A some seasons the
available sup lly runs a. low a.
poo second fcet, which was said 10
be the case IL 1910. The defen-
dent company shows by reports Of
the government experts and the
statements u Professor .. l. Wal
Ter, an aAtholty on the question Of
Uses Of water. that the loss between
the point Of j delivery and the point
Of Use Is not = than 80 Der cent
and a. high a - pr cent Of the
available sup ly.
Il i claimel that on the basis of
the minimum los, there ha- ALREADY
been sold 372 Is second feet Of water
more than tn maximum supply
The real issue in this test case l. 10
determine WHITTIER the court will
compel the ca npany to sell further
water rights 10 holders Of state
lands. The contract made between
the state and the company Oh Jan
urary 2, 1902 provided for the Gun
struction und r the Carey Act of a
dam on the Snake river, which dam
i now known ~ the Miner dam
Provision wa also made for the
construction 10y the company Of a
complete system Of pipes and canal~
t. distribute the water over the
lands. state lAnds - well - the
company's Ia rs
4 provision was also made for
the forming 81 a corporation to take
over the hold ngs Of the construc-
ton company when the construc-
ton work should be completed, the
latter corporation Ia sell water rights
to settlers on the Carey Act land ia
question. Each holder Of one acre
being entitled to one share repre-
senting one-eightieth Of one second
foot Of water, or about five-eight-
of an inch. The latter corporation
was to give 10 each holder of one
share, one share OF the capital stock
Of corporation 10 which the holdings
Of the construction company were
transferred.
The defendants have made a mo-
ton to strike out certain portion.
Of the complaint; have filed a de-
murrer raising questions Of sufiicien-
cy Of facts pleaded, TO warrant issu-
ance OF writ of mandate by the
court; denying some portions Of tn,
complaint and alleging new fact,
and formally objects TO the juris
dction of the court in the matter
5. H. Hays appeared as conncil fo
the company in the days argumen
and A. NJ. Bowen OF Twin Falls APP
peared for the Twin Falls Waite
Users association A neyu hon rim,
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-14
BRENETES

Surgeon Ollcr- n the IL Nj !
Bank building.
Mr.. Wise, Of Chicago, if a Wen
dell visitor.
The second story i being put on
the o. :. L. Depot.
Mr.. Paul Haddock, Of Shoshone,
was in town Tuesday.
DR.. J. r. Slverthorn. Physician
and Surgeon.
There viii Be midnight Mass Al
the Catholic church Christmas eve
Everyone / cordially invited
NJ. 4. P. Scritchfeld, Of Payette
was in Wendell last week looking
after his business interests.
The greater part Of the male pop
ulation Of Wendell was in jerome
Monday 10 attend the drawing.
Mr.. McCabe, who owns z fine
quarter section seven miles west. i
q Wendell visitor.
Santa Claus vii visit the Racket
store Wednesday. Dec. 20rh. Bring
the children in to So him.
Mr.. Jack Fussner and wife t.
turned from Boise Monday, and
are receiving the congratulations OF
their many friends.
II you are in the market for land
see Shepard Il Barrett, W endel
Idaho.
The officials Of the o. :. L. went
through Wendell Monday morning
ON trip Of inspection of the new
road.
About 600 acres Of land was
sold at the drawing in Jerome Oh
Monday. The men who had the
event in charge consider that the
drawing was very successful.
The Short Line work train will
be removed TO the Richfeld branch
after this week. The road work i
so far along that the regular train
can handle all the construction bus
iness. .
Mr.. Fred Brockett sold his forty,
one and one-fourth miles east OF
Wendell, last week to r. A. Ander-
son. Mr.. Anderson will put the
entire forty into fruit. The deal
was made through the real estate
firm of Shepard and Barrett.
w. H. Heller returned to Wen
dell, Tuesday Of this week, after a
visit in Ohio. He says they
thought they were having fine
weather back there but he could
not see it that way, and says he is
mighty glad to get back to enjoy
the Idaho sunshine.
A very pretty wedding took place
Tuesday evening at the home Of
Miller Purvis, when Miss Marie
Purvis and Mr.. Glen Weinberg WERE
united in marriage, Rev. Varnun
officiating. The contracting partie;
are well and favorably known young
people of the village and their larg'
number of friends wish them mucl
happiness.
The through freight rate on tn,
Short Line will go into effect the
first Of the year. Wendell gets tbs
same rate as Bliss, which means
that we will get the same tariff a
Gooding on all west-bound traffic
and the same as Bliss and less thai
Gooding on east-bound freight
The wholesale houses at Boise car
put their goods into Wendell cheap
er than they can into GoOding
This advantage will give our mer
chants a chance to get back tn
trade they have lost to Gooding OF
account of the heretofore ex
cessive rates.
Mr.. ]. E. Plankinton, Of Orchart
Valley, wins the grand champion
ship belt for the production of al
falfa seed for the season of 1911
His seed averaged 7 bushels to tn,
acre. While this is not a larg,
yield for an ordinary year, it is tn,
best we have heard Of this year
Old alfalfa seed raisers Of Hager
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-14
For Sale

A few choice thoroughbred Chester
White pigs, months old. Inquire Of
JAMES Bros, Jerome.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-14
Thinks Lincoln County IS Alright.

Spokane. Wash. NOV. -. 1911
Ma C. 4 PEsTT.
Wen iell. Idaho.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-12-21

Last Week Of Estimating Contest.
Saturday night, December 80, the
estimating contest closes. The mer-
chants OF American Falls are giving
away articles of q retail value OF
about $3.50, to patrons who are col
lecting trading stamps. Every pur-
chase OF $3.50 entities the purchase
or to an estimate. When the pur-
chase Is made. II the purchaser asks
for II. he will be given q card on
which to write his estimate Of the
number of stamps that will be given
out by all the merchants during Dec.
ember. Boxes are placed in all the
stores which give trading stamps in
which to deposet the estimates. The
following are the prizes to be given
which are on display in the store
windows.
No. l. Ladies' fine tailor made
suit. on exhibition at Fall Creek
Sheep Co.
N. 2. Mems heavy, extra quality
Overcoat, displayed at Ellsberry's.
No. 3. 48-Diece fine china dinner
set, at olive &McKown Hardware
Comranv.
No. 4. Stevens hammerless
double barreled shotgun, at Leader
Hardware Company.
No. 5. Pair of shoes for each
OF an entire family. whether 1t rom
tains one or a dozen members, dis
at Riverside Mercantile Co.
No. g.. Ladies' or gentlemen's
Gold Watch, at Widsteen Jewelry Co
No. z. Check of Ten dollars, at
Pharmacy.
No. 8. Handsome Steel Engrav-
Ing OF Lincoln and Grant at Lee
Cfmmins'.
No. 3. $40 box of candy at Pow
er City Pharmacy.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-12-21
PLEASANT VALLEY.

JAG. News baby has been quite
sick.
Ben Adolf will not celebrate his
wedding until he has his new house
completed.
Rev. Sprattler, of Pendleton, Ore,
conducted services on Tuesday Off
the Lutherans at Ludwig Adolfs.
Sam Kram1ich has returned from
an extended visit in Washington.
He also attended the apple show in
Spokane. He says II he had all
the apples on display he would not
work any more.
Rev. Sprattler married three
couples while here Tuesday. Mr..
Gottlieb Spies and Minnie Funk, Mr.
Ben Adolf and Rosina New, and Mr..
Henry Huva and Christine Shottle,
all OF this vicinity.
Mr.. Huvas' wedding occurred at
the home of John Henney. Many
guests were present who brought
beautiful and costly presents. They
were entertained with songs and mu
sic until a late hour.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-12-21
me ranan treatment.

The Italians resort to a very simple
method when they wish to obliterate
the injurious effects of salt air and
sunshine after a visit to their villas,
n shore of the Adriatic, the Tyrrhen-
Ian sea or the lakes. They battle the
face with the white of an egg. well
beaten, let it dry on the skin and
rinse 1t off In soft water after fifteen
minutes. The treatment is repeated
three or four times, and always at
night just before retiring.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-12-21

EOR SALE-Choice Wild hay. =.
p. White. : block north Of Rsming-
ton hotel.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Gottfried
Funk, q boy. Wednesday afternoon,
December 20.
The high school pupils will be
conducted through the Industrial
Demonstration train today.
Have your family washing rough
dry. At the Steam Laundry. We
iron the fiat work. Phone No. 81
for prices.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-12-21
Mr. and Mrs. spies wedding was

Mi. and Mrs. Spies wedding was
celebrated at the HON OF the brides
brother. Fred Funk. There were
a great number Of guests pres mt.
who enjoyed themselves with games
and songs until about 4 O'Clock in
the morning. About at ~ O'Clock
one of the brides shippers was stol-
en-. The culprit refused to give it
up until $500 were given to the
bride as a present. The amount was
speedily collected. An elaborate
dinner was served in the evening.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-12-21
Didn't Read Daughters Novel.

eir Russell Reynolds. the late emf.
nent physician, once related how he
met Inackeray at dinner shortly after
the publication OF The Story Of Eliza
beth" BY his daughter. Lady Richie.
4 told Thackeray how much / admired
TINS charming novel am very Glad,
ne replied, but a form no opinion
o. ~ merits. ~ I have not read IT,
Not read IT. I exclaimed IN nest M.
Prise No. was the answer. I dsred
noG love her too much!'"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-12-21
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RAVES

Via Oregon Short line
Tickets on sale December 22. 90,
"a. rs. 30. 81. 1911 and January /.
1912. Limit January Sth. See agents
for rates and further particulars.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-12-21
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES
Via Oregon Short line

Tickets on sale December %, 23,
"a, 26. 80, 81. 1911 and January 1.
1912. Limit January 9Th. See agents
for rates and further particulars.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-12-21
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES

Via Oregon Short Line
Tickets on sale December % :.
"a, 25, 80, 81. 1911 and Januarv /
1912. Limit January 9Th. See agent.
for rates and further Particular
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-12-21

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES
Via Oregon Short Line
Tickets on sale December %, %,
"a, 20. 80, 81, 1911 and January /.
1912. Limit January 9Th. See agents
for rates and further particulars.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-10-07
BRYAN GREETS TAFT
Proposes Health to Former Political
Opponent

Lincoln, Neb, Oct. 2.-President
Taft received a cordial bipartisan
welcome to Nebraska and to Lincoln
today. William J! Bryan, rising be-
fore the 400 guests at the luncheon
given here in Mr.. Taft's honor, pro-
posed a toast to the president of the
United States.
The toast TO the president was
drunk standing and at its conclusion
Mr.. Taft returned the compliment
which the man he defeated for the
presidency had paid him. In propos-
ing the presidents health Mr.. Bryan
said:
Lincoln is honored today by the
presence of the highest official in the
world. The presidents position is
greater than a kings. His authority
is more vast than any civilized peo-
pie would entrust to an hereditary
ruler and he holds the place not by
accidentSof births sh,asrbs the suffrage
of his countrymen.
Though in campaigns he is the
leader of party, he is after election
the chief executive of the nation and
his arm wields the strength of ninety
millions of people.
Lifted by voters to this position
of supreme command, he becomes the
most exalted of our public servants.
It is fitting that we, a group of the
sovereigns whom he serves, should
pay our respects to him and to the
office which he holds. ask you to
rise, fill your glasses with the bev-
erage upon which the Almighty has
set the seal of his approval, and drink
to the health of President Taft, and
may God give him wisdom to dis.
charge Alright the duties imposed upon
him.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-10-07
~, New York; "The Dominion

ley, New York; "The Dominion of
Canada Archbishop Bruchesi, Mon
treal, Canada; Our Sister Republics"
Archbishop Monte de Oca. Mexico;
"The Catholic University" Msgr.
Shahan; "The University Of Louvain,"
Bishop Macs, Covington. Ky.
Solemn Vespers at Cathedral.
In the evening there will be solemn
vespers in the Cathedral, at which
Msgr. Falconio will preside. Arch
bishop Blenk, of New orleans, will be
the orator OF the occasion.
When the celebration of the double
jubilee was first spoken Of to the Car
dinal he made only one request-that
the children of the city be assembled
and that they sing hymns in the
Cathedral His wish has been re-
spected. The gathering will take place
on October 19 in the Baltimore Cath
edral, at p. m.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-10-07
Miss Alice Burke Married.

Clonmel-The greatest local inter
est has been centered in the mar
riage of Miss Alice Burke and Capt.
Newland, r. F. A., which took place
at the Catholic church Fethard, Sept.
81. Miss Burke is the eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. Richard Burke of Grove,
Fethard, and Haddington Park, Kings
town, one Of Ireland's leading sports.
men, who was master of the Upper
ary Foxhounds for about % years,
and her mother was Miss Donohoe,
daughter of San Franciscan mill
ionaire The Burke family are i'm.
mensely popular in their native Tip.
perary, and indeed all over the south.
The people of Fethard, the headquar.
ters of the Tipperary Hunt, are de.
lighted that the wedding took place
in their town and at public meeting
held there this week it was decided
to present Miss Burke with a silver
salver and complete silver tea set
and coffee set, and also an address
from her friends in and around Fet.
hard, to be engrossed on vellum and
signed by all the subscribers. There
was reception at Grove after the
wedding.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-10-07
COLUMBUS DAY
To Be FittingIy Celebrated in New
York.

YORK.
That New York will observe Colum-
bus Day by holding a parade un-
equalled since the Dewey demonstra-
tion and a big banquet in the evening
is the announcement made by former
chairman of the New York Chapter
Brother John P. O'Brien.
The Federal government will call
out it's local forces in the army and
navy, the Governor will order out the
first and second brigades of the Ma
tional Guards and either Gen. Grant
or Gen. Rec will. assume command of
the forces. Many semi-private organ
izations which have been in the habit
Of celebrating Oct. 12 heretofore an
nounce their intention of merging
their organizations with the city COM
mittee.
The metropolis will be in, gala at
tire with flags and bunting, and at
night banquet of great proportions,
attended by many of the most distin-
guished men of the nation will be held
in the Hotel Astor. Fireworks and
concerts at night will end the festivi-
ties.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-10-07
HOLY NAME MEN
Will Hold National Congress in Bal
timore Oct. 1917,

VIII Hold National Congress in Bal
tmore Oct. 1917.
Great interest in being manifested
in the National Congress of the Holy
Name Societies of the United States,
which will be convened at Baltimore
on October 16 and II.
His Eminence Cardinal Gibbons and
the Most Reverend Apostolic Dele
gate will attend the meeting of the
Archbishops and Bishops, at which
Bishop Corrigan, the archdiocesan d.
rector of Baltimore, will preside.
Right Rev. Bishop Donahue, of
Wheeling, will address the delegates
in the Baltimore Cathedral on Mon
day evening, Oct. 16.
The meeting of the local spiritual
directors and lay delegates will be an
important one, at which many dis
tinguished speakers will be heard.
Right Rev. Bishop Conaty of Los An
geles will address the delegates, also
Hon. Timothy S. Horgan, attorney
general of Ohio. Rev. Vincent de
Paul Mclean, who has organized a
branch of the Holy Name Society
among the firemen of New York, will
make an appeal for similar organiza-
tions in other cities along these lines.
Rev. Francis j. Sullivan, chaplain of
the police department of New York,
who has organized a Holy Name So.
ciety among his men and who is
greatly interested in the welfare OF
boys, will address the delegates on
the following subject, "Save the Boy
by Junior Holy Name Societies." Very
Rev. L. F. Kearney. o. p, former pro.
vincial of the Dominicans. will speak
on the mission of the Holy Name So.
ciety Today in Promoting Belief in
the Divinity of Christ" Important
resolutions and recommendations will
be adopted at this meeting after the
addresses.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-10-07
.lation, almost of revolution, aft


any long years of ruined and scat
~.ered homes and broken hearts. And,
from the English point of view, these
reforms have cost England an untold
price, in the paralysis of her Parlia-
ment and it's consequent impotence to
deal, during all those years with great
British reforms; and these reforms in
Ireland, further let them observe,
when, after these long years of strug-
Cling and suffering and sacrifice, they
have come, have always been marred
and robbed of half their value by
those defects which are inherent in
the nature of things, in legislation by
what Lord Morley recently called an
absentee Parliament.
The second thing ! want them to
reforms is this-that these reforms
and the increasing prosperity of Ire
land, instead of weaving as some
people We're foolish enough to believe
in England they would Wean-the
Irish people from the demand for Ma
tional Self Government, have made
those people, just in the proportion in
which they have become more free
and more prosperous, the more deter
mined to insist that they, and they
alone, being the only competent per-
sons, shall manage their own internal
local affairs.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-10-07
Now Walk for tho Pope.

The engineers of the Vatican have
planned new road leading direct
from the Apostolic Palace to the gar
dens, which will enable the Pope to
step from his own apartment imme-
diately into the fresh air. At present
Raphaers loggia and the Lapidarian
Museum before reaching the gate Of
the gardens.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-10-07
Galway Crew Catches $4,000 Herring

One night recently one of the CAL
way fishing boats made an extraordi-
nary catch of herrings. The boat be-
longs to the Congested Districts
Board, but is worked on the "share"
system by some local fishermen. The
crew had their nets cast on the usual
fishing grounds near Costello, and
their nights haul is estimated at 5O,-
900 herrings. 1t is one Of the biggest
catches ever made by local fishermen.
The cargo presented an extraordinary
spectacle. The fish have been dis
posed of to a local dealer. Having re-
gard to the state of affairs in railway
traffic, there is little immediate pros
pect of disposing of the fish in distant
centers.