Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20

q stantIdi prosperity. Immense rlcks
z OF alfalfa are seen on almost every
!, farm, potatoes are being shipped
" out by the car loads; considerable
+ grain was raised and other minor
n crops. There is feeling of op-
: belief Is general that new era
e Of prosperity is dawning for the
G entire project. There are indica-
v tons that many Of the settlers VIII
4 sign The new water contracts which
/ the reclamation service is expected
\ to present in the near future. This
/. contract calls Tor q total payment
or $1,000 per acre but four years
/ will elapse before any payments
are due ON It. While the new con-
tracts call for more money than /
the old, the longer Time given for |
making the payments makes bet /
Ter proposition for the farmers
than the old contracts did Many
OF he ranchers find it difficult TO
cctuinua he payments On the ord
lcOnfraeis and or Icse the new
farmers who have the means to
lcniinue the old contracts Will pre-
Ter TO sign Up the new in order to
nave more money during the next
Tour years TO expend on their
hOnesteads IN The way of perInaD-
cnt improvements and IN stocking
up with hogs, cattle ana Sheen.
iney figure mat the money they
can thus use during the next four
years for improving their places
computed al me rate Of 10 per cent
interest would mean more TO them
IMAM the addiilOnai price called for
Dt the new contracts With The
start The settlers already have made
~ developing their hOinesteads
ana WITH ne big crops they all
reaoy have Oh hand as result IL
Tie present years work and hay
Ing nothing TO pay on their waller
contracts tor the next four years
tney are certainly III a splendid
condition 70 make the most 81 their
opportunity ana make 9he Mnid0ka
government iteeiamaiIOn project
the equal ~ amy ~ southern IDAHO
as q matter Oh course. The towns ~
on lie project must grow ana b
prosper IA proportion % the de- I0i
Neiopncnt of tie farms tributary nl
% their markets With a rancher az
living on nearly every forty or az
'lgnty acre unit over file entire re
PROJECT the population Is already by
here 10 justify the bulldng Of big on
owns ana elites Al That IS nee nc
le prosperous with abundant crops
which Will give them abundant
money to spend on improvements.
ms result VIII be accomplished by RIG
he new water contracts aud the i9i
owns as we'll as The rancbefs are
l0und TO feel the effect of The DC
lew system being adopted by the
exclamation service.
From present indications the war Gel
etween Italy and Turkey for De
be possession OF irisOli will be De
ecded in favor OF Italy and to
bal without much fighting With rat
ally IN possession Of fripoh the an(
hole Of northern Africa is now wri
possession OF European powers sen
nd the cross nov waves trium-
liant where the crescent was for MOI
possession OF Morocco. Algiers LA
id lunis. Italy fakes lriDOli and fune
gpt belongs TO England It The
l0uld be remembered that some OF no
e best fighting ever done by the Act
merican navy was shown in the Viii
srhor Of iflpoh during the early Sec
AIRS Of the last century or more az
AN one hundred years ago of r
to {
The awakening of China has been abO'
e Of the maNels of the present TO ]
y. II has been predicted for reel
'g yeafs m the past that China as T
'uld awaken and become a lead lru
: power in the worlds move Boa
'nts, but until recently the GUS lth
ne and habits We're IN vogue that OF u
q been established hundreds and Corr
netlmes thousands of years past. emu
hen the allied forces in 1900. only Dict
years ago. captured the city Of RC
kin, the national pride OF The Oct
lnese was well nigh destroyed
e old traditions that their gov Mott,
nnent was proof against all out /.
e attacks from any source were ldah,
nd To be utterly false China Tn
llzed That ~ order to remain a the
ion it must adopt western Gus Idan,
he aud business principles 10 Care
at extent the Chinese have 1899.
ikened is being brought out at of Sc
present time by the reVOlti- rs T..
AIRY movement IN that empire. Of my
what proportions the revolu- to eS
will assume and whether or above
II viii be successful remains to to or
seen but enough has already reclai
clipped TO show that a CAREFUL as re,
nd well matured plan has been Trum
we'd IN the minds of some of Board
best leaders off the Chinese eth a;
'verthrow the present Manchu of tn
lsiy and establish republic. Marth
thought that there is really Christ
sriouS movement on foot in Shosh
"a TO establish a republic and e.
only a republic bat a republic Oct. 6