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Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-10-21

ingredients which the manufacturer
uses to make up the compound. For
instance, the label on baking powder
must show the common name of the
ingredients used In making that pro-
duct. AS you wen know, there are
two general Glasses Of baking powder
One Is known as the cream of tartar
powder, and. the other the alum pow
der. Some people prefer one product
to the other, but If the law did not
require the ingredients to be printed
on the label, the cheaper product
might be palmed off on the unsus-
pccting public for the higher grade
article. 1t is the same with vinegar.
Our law requires that the head of the
cask or barrel shall have stenciled or
branded on 1t not only the name of
the product and who made 1t and
where made, but also the substance
or substances used In manufacturing
the same. The housewife who is an
xious to secure a good cider vinegar,
Ii she makes her own purchases at
the store. can then step into the
back room where the vinegar is usu-
ally kept, and read for herself what
she is buying.
1t is the same with extracts. If you
want pure extract of lemon, read
tho label carefully and see that there
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-10-21

Is no such word as limitation print
ed there. with the additional words
"artificlally colored' Some manu-
facturers, in order to commit a fraud
on the consuming public put these
words imitation" and "artificially
colored' in very small type and in
out of the way places, SO as to de-
ceive the purchaser. The pure food
law makes it crime to sell any food
product which has ON the label a
false or misleading statement, or
which tends to deceive the public,
and as fast as We get the person or
corporation putting these goods ON the
market we lose no time in handling
them. Some manufacturers object to
giving the names of the ingredients,
on the grounds that they are practi-
cally disclosing their formulas. But
the supreme courts of other states,
where this defense has been interpos-
ed have held that no man has the
constitutional right to keep secret the
composition of substances he sells
the public as food. 1t has repeatedly
been held that, ut is within the valid
exercises of the police power of the
state to enforce the penalty for the
selling of adulterated articles Of food
or drink, even If the seller had no
knowledge of the adulteration.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-10-21

determine whether she has been shor
weighted, and possibly some who dc
have scales, and do not use them. II
Is the same with buying vinegar, Goa
OIL, and Other liquids. Then, again. s.
many wives and mothers are in the
habit OF ordering their goods, not by
stated quantity or amount, but will
go to the phone and call up the
butcher and say, Please send me a
roast OF beef, about SO cents, and q
small bucket of lard and the same
with other products, so even If she
had scales In her home she would
have no definite way in which to de-
termine whether she was getting what
she was paying for. Buy everything
oy the pound and see that the invoice
specifics lit i'm pounds.
We are making a complete inspec.
Ion ct the weights and measures OF
ldaho,so that no grocer can Justify
himself after we have placed our sc al
ON a 8 balances and m assures i'm saying
that Ii he SELLS short weighted goods.
ne was not awartof 1t. Now that we
are doing this work SO extensively, we
urge upon the wome of Idaho to fol-
Tow UP our inspection by purchasing a
small inexpensive set of balances. and
then get into the habit of keeping
check OF the place where they do their
trading. Another suggestion while
along this line Is the necessity of
ouying no goods but what are labeled
showing the name Of the article. and
what 1t is made OF, and the name and
address of the manufacturer. There
are two classes of manufacturers in.
this country, the Legitimate and thu
hiegltimate; men who have some re.
gard for their reputation. and men
Who. have only one ambition, and that
to get rich quick. There are certain
brands Of goods you can always rely
upon. PATRONAGE the grocer who car
raes them in stock, and do not per-
NIT him to substitute any article for
that which you order. unless you know
the substitute to be as good as the ar
t'cle you wanted.
The food laws OF Idaho require that
whenever an article is an imitation of
a genuine food product, the label
must give the word limitation" in
plain black letters on the main label.
If It is artificially colored so as to
resemble genuine article, then the
label must hav plainly printed 'arti-
ficially colored." If the product is
a compound then the label must 20
still further and give list Of the
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-10-21

Ike Eckstein was among the late
visitors to the fair at Boise.
G. e. Boyer came up from Shoshont
and spent Sunday with his family.
J. F. Moynihan spent part of last
week at Boise.
B. r. Griffith who has been trans
acting busint IS in Mountain Home
returned to Boise Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Quay, OF Trinity,
are spending few days here visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sulloway.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Rogers of De-
tro.t. Michigan, are visiting friends
In Mountain Home.
Mrs. F. C. Smith visited her daugh
ter, Mrs. o. j. Langston i'm Nampa
last week.
Miss Dona Harris, who is teaching
school at Glenns Ferry visited Satur-
day and Sunday at home.
Miss Lena Ross of Mountain HONS
has accepted position in the tele-
phone exchange at Boise.
Miss Fay Van Boskirk, of the Boise
public school, visited her sister, Mrs
]. r.. Hanson, Saturday and Sunday
There will be a meeting of the
Mountain Home Athletic Association
at the high school gymnasium, Thurs
day evening, October rs, for the pur-
pose Of electing officers
]. R. HANSON, Secretary
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-10-21
o. Il. Norel transacted business In
Gbenms Ferry Wednesday.

o. e. Norell transacted business In
Genns Ferry Wednesday.
=. ]. Colthorpe was a visitor In
Boise this week.
James Briggs was business visito
I'm the Capital City Tleeday.
A. B. Eaton spent Thursday at Ham
nett.
Mrs. Arthur Mineau Is spending .
f.w days visiting with her sister. Mrs
Ir. w. o. King, at Boise.
FOR RENT-A four room house In
north Mountain Home. See H. 7.
Tlickrell for terms. 5-3
Miss Oda Tye, formerly chief opera
tor for the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele
phone Company at Mountain Home
has accepted a position with County
Attorney w. L. Harvey.
Mrs. l.. J. Weaver will Sing a solo al
the Congregations church SUNDAY
forenoon.
County superintendent of schools,
Katie L. Brady, is in the Upper Coun
try this week visiting the schools.
Mrs. Alvin Meserole and little daug
ter, Ruth, spent several days in
Nalnpa visiting with her sister, Mrs.
@. j. Langston.
Mrs. w. l.. Harley left ON the even
ing train Wednesday for Shoshone to
attend the wedding Of her sister, Miss
Anna Book.
Jim Meserole who has been at King
Hill for several months, visited with
his brother. Alvin Meserole, the first
OF the week.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-10-21
Averts Awful Tragedy

Timely advice given Mrs. C. Willou
by of Marengo. Wis, (R. No. y pre-
vented a dreadful tragedy and saved
two lives. Doctors had said hel
frightful cough was Consumption
cough and could do little to help her
After many remedies failed, her aunt
urged her to take DR.. Kings New
Discovery."I have been using 1t for
some time" she wrote land the aw-
full cough has almost gone. It also
saved my little boy when taken with
severe bronchial trouble" This
matchless medicine has no equal for
throat and lung troubles. Price SOC
and s1.00 Trial bottle free. Guarantee
by r.. w. Smith.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-10-21

Mrs. Tom Latimore came in from
Thurman the first of the week MAX
ing a short visit with Mrs. R. P. Har-
mon.
Mrs. s. G. Rhoades will entertain
the combined sections OF the Congre-
gational Aid, Thursday and extends
an invitation to all ladies whether a
member of the Aid or not.
Everett TURNER left today for South
Boise where he and his sister, Mrs. J..
G. MCGOWAN will look after busine SIS
on the nanch recently purchased by
w. j. Turner.
Mrs. F. E. Austin was hostess at an
informal reception for Mrs. Wilson,
Thursday, when all members of the
Eastern Star were invited to meet
their Wor,hy GRAND Matron and enjoy
a social hour.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-10-21
VyYVyVVxvVVVv
!: LOCAL NEWS !

Mrs. B. w. Mather was a Boise Wis
itor Tuesday.
Mrs. Milan Miller Is visiting hen
sister. Mrs. III. ]. Dick at Boise.
Oris Marhofer OF Hammett was q
visitor here the later part Of the
week,
Ernest baltimore, OF Thurman, was
business caller here, Wednesday.
Mrs. August Kunnecke spent severa
days Wishing i'm Boise this week.
+. H. Sheath. Of San Francisco was
business visitor here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Harley and
James H. Whitson was Boise visi
or this week.
Albert Harley was din the city from
Bruneau Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert q Smith and lbttls
SON Jesse are visiting in Boise this
week
Mrs. ]. G. Corners, OF Silver City
Is visiting her brother w. D. Evans
and family.
s. G. Rhoades returned. Saturday
from o two weeks surveying trip nortl
OF Camas.
daughter Rosa passed through Noun
tain Home Friday on their way home
I'M Bruneau, after visit with friends
in Boise.
Alfred Blenkner returned Friday
from Bowbells, N. ID. where he has
been visiting his parents for few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Parks, Miss
Ella Galloway, and Chris Hendricks
spent several days In Boise attending
the fair and visiting with Mr., and
Mrs Orville Wallace.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-10-21
ATTENTION LADlEsl

can fit you out with the
Best Tailored Garments that
Money can buy. ! take your
Measure and have the Gar.
ments Made to your Order by
the Metropolitan Ladies' Tail.
ors Of Chicago.
Mrs. 6. Z. Boyer.
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The oasis., 1911-06-03

10 $5 00. calves 25 to 5O cents higher this week, top vpaI4 today at $7 75. fair to good calves $6 0D to $7 %, s'cck and feeding steers $5 10 to $5.60.
 Hogs received here this week 76 900 last week 1S GOO. same wee k last year 5l 800 The market was lower first days of he week. hut it started upward about The middle of the week, and has kept advsn- cling every day. incIndinP today, since. Prices are up 10I" 15 cents today, lon $6 12!. bulk If sales $6 00 to $6 10. For the last three days hog prires at Kansas City have been higher than at any other market, including St. Lnuis and Chicago. Packer huyprs here had urgent orders t0 fl and there has been some real competition in the hog yards this week between the packers themselves. exclusive of the order buy who have bought a good many also.
 Sheep received here this week 32.000 last week 32 500, same week last year g 800 The run has been made mp largely of natives this week, supply from Texas and Ari. zona disappointing. Prices have been sharply higher all week. he big advance made the first of the week being held pretty we'll all week. Quality has been lacking last three days, but prime native spring lambs are worth $7 30, clipped lambs 1875, yearIing~ $6 %. wethers $5 %, ewes $4 50, for top quality in each case. Fat goats bring around $4 %. hrusherr al $3 5c to $3.75. Dealers expect the good prices to stick, and further gains would surprise nn one.
 ] A RICKART.
 Market Correspondent.
The oasis., 1911-06-03
live Stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, May 27, 1911.- Cattle received here his week 30.-
 800, last week 30100. same week last year 33.000. The market has been steady to strong all the time this week, and is closing the week in good shape. More fat cattle are coming than usual at this season, and fewer from Okla homa and Texas. Order buyers have played an important role in the market this week, single New York firm taking more than forty loads of fat steers from here, and another buyer purchasing a string of eight cars of the top steers here this week, at $6 l5. also for New York. Local killers have been busy, and everything has moved promptly. Eastern demand may slump off a little during the next few weeks, as Kentucky distillpry cattle began running to New York this week. Chicago will also have good many of this class in the next few weeks, to compete with the corn fed cattle there. Some of them sold at $6.25 this week None of this class of cattle comes tn Kansas City. this market being situated outside of the distillpry zpne. Bulk of the corn fed steers here this week sold at $5 50 10 $6 00, top cake fed steers in quar- anti ,e division at $400 to $5 l5.
 hpi'ers $4 75 to $6 co, bulls $4 00
The oasis., 1911-06-03

Adams is now engaged in msking
 arrangements for shipping 500 head of cattle which he is having gather ed on his ranch at Dragoon. They are contracted for delivery May 28 at $19, $2l, and $25 per head. He states that the calf crop and the range prospects are alike excellent.
The oasis., 1911-06-03
FerrOCaniI Union MexiCanO.
TIME CARO NO. 32.

tlMt 6Ahu NVs 3Es
 in ehCcI October 25th, 1910. Tram No. | Leaves Torres Station FOO 8. n.
 Arrives PrietAs station 800 Leaves Prietas Station 5.QO D n.
 Arrives Torres Station 6;0p All trains connec' at Torres on sonora Rail- way, with trains to NOgales. Guaymas and Yaqui River and vice versa.
 Wous, aIkU 70. .'s LA press and relegrApn 10 operation between Minas prletas and All pa ts # tn World.
 hOrtes and best route to Yaqul River Barranca and san Marcial coa He ds, SOyops Ph"arina Tres. La Bufa, La Dura, sen Jsvier etc etc. '. lVh, U.n De consigned 10 F. c. Uuion MexicanO 'o he forwarded by team from kepreso Station to the above named places Al su ds consigned to railway, afs omrni sio' and storage charges. Al Mtnas Pretas depIt hacks aL%ays ready to make trips to any of the above named ponts at reasonable ratca
 JOHN SYNONDS,
 Gene Tal Freight x Passenger Agent
The oasis., 1911-06-03
HIDES, HORNS AND WOOL.
Readable Items from the Cattle Ranges
 of Arizona Territory.

or ownership, are much disturbed by the recent announcement that the insurrectO provisional govern ment has levied an export du,y on all cattle exported from that coun- try. To bring cattle fron Mexico to the United States necessitates the payment of duty to the United States amounting to an average of nearly $4 per head. With the proposed export duty added by the Mexican authorities practically y makes the bringing of cattle out of that country prohihi tive unless the owners of the foreign cattle will lower the price to the extent of the new tax i'm posed. This it is reported th5 owners of Mexican cattle will not do, as they all believe that the ex port duty will be only temporary matter. The ranges in Mexico are good this season, so there is little riek in holding the cattle now, as the ending of the revolution leaves them safe from loss on that ac- count. Ed. Tovrea. the Bsbee market man. arrived on the train this morning to find out exactly when this export duty was to go into force, as he has been figuring and depending on bringing over quite number of cattle, which he cannot now do if this tax is in force unless the owners will lower the price, which he does not expect.
 Tucson Star: Cattlemen con. tinue to heam and smile, for the prices which they are receiving -cOatinue to mount skyward. It brings rejoicing not only to the shippers, but 10 merchants and bu,ineSs men as we'll, for the higher the prices received the larger Is the flood of each to South ern Arizona. It only goes to prove that the cattle industry of the ter, TitOry is still one of its most i'm pOrtant resources. Yesterday the highest prices yet paid for cattle GO be shipped from Tucson were announced, ranging from $l7 to $25 per head, and today or tomorrow there will be sent to Kansas City a shipment which will produce for tAe shippers some $25,000 in hard cash of the realm. This is the most satisfactory shipment of the present shipping season from this city, and comes from the ranges of the Arivaca Land and Cattle Com. pany and other sorrounding small Ter stOckmen. From other cattle shipping points come similar favor able reports, and cattle purchased an Mexico by Southern Arizona dealers are promptly sold and shipped at handsome and quick profits on the transaction, the revolutionary troubles in Mexico having made the owners of cattle there anxious to sell at the best prices obtainable on quick delivery when they mi ght obtain higher prices by holding off.
 Behson Press: A large number of cattle are being shipped from Wilcox, a good many being from the ranges down the river. The down river cattle should be ship. ped from this point, but we d. not know the reason why, and it mighl be we'll for the Benson Board of Trabe to inquire into the reasons WhV.
The oasis., 1911-06-03
Ruta de la Costa Occidental.
 FERR0cARRll DE SONORA. FtRR0cARRll sUD.PAClFlc DE MEXICO.

Anunclan los cambios en sus itineraries. an vieOr el dia de April de 1911, como sigue:
 Para el Sur Para pI Norte Lease hacia abajo. Lease hacIa arrIba
The oasis., 1911-06-03

The only Firsl Class Hotel in the City Gen. trally lOcated Near tlleBanks TelegraphOmrt and All tlu Leading Ner. can't lp Houses k Restau nt Well Furnished Rooms, Electric Lights, Baths etc.
 364 CAILk
 PRINCIPAL
 P0sT OFFICE
 Box RI
The oasis., 1911-06-03

RAMAL DE ALAMOS.
 Martes Jueves M errOles. Viernes SabadOs. Domingos
The oasis., 1911-06-03

2:4O M Sale .NAVAJOA. Llega 1900 M $40 M Llega. .ALAMOS Sale 900 A A
The oasis., 1911-06-03

RAMAL DE MORALES. Lunes, Microbes Martes, Jueves VierneS sabados.
The oasis., 1911-06-03

5.'0AM Sale. TONIGHT .Lega 71OPM 10 lOAN Llega CORRAL Sale 2SOPA
The oasis., 1911-06-03

RAMAL DE TONICHI. MarteS, JueVes Lnnes Miercoles SabadOs V Viernes.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-03

Mr.. & Mrs. KeH visited relatives II
our town this week.
George Griffith took a trip to Kansas
city this week.
Father Wagner was taken to z. C.
Monday night for treatment.
The ladies' embroidery club met with
Mrs. Weist Tuesday afternoon.
John Carter is now supplying this
market with fine early vegetables.
Mrs. Afva Miller has presented her
husband baby boy ss q Nay day pres
ent.
Brownlow Hopper is home sgain hav
ing completed his term Of teaching at
Oklahoma City.
The Frankenberger household goods
we're sold last Saturday on the Public
square at fair prices.
Mrs. YowaH and family were here
visiting the John Carter family first
part Of this week.
Many packages OF flowers came here
from the east for deeorting in our
cemetery this week.
Mr & Mrs. Aker of Junction city
were here Tuesday to decorate the
grave Of their young friend Sites whn
was drowned down there,
The Cemetery was IN splendid shape
and the decoration Of graves more
elaborate than ever, an immense nuaa- |
beF from ali parts Of the county being |
out there.
Decoration day came again and with
it our old timers and veteran, Guy
Wing and wife Of Logan county who
always come to celebrate the day With
their old comrades.
DR.. Patterson, the Band leader vas
here Decoration day helping our band
boys and will be here again Farmers
daV to lead them. He is IS fine as
ever and his many friends were glad
TO see him here again
Last Saturday morning a lovely nine
s'clock breakfast was served by Misses
Virmond, Picken and Oshant in coDpli- !.
nent to the Misses Monroe of Topeka
Ind q gay time was enjoyed several )
lours, the invited guests being Misses
1oxie, Leahy, Knoche, Ward, Freese
nd Mrs. NeisWanger.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-03
Air Dome program
Saturday, June 3rd

/ hRee men and q Maid
"a comedy drama Of exquisite delica-
cy with some very telling bits Of fun
that are perfectly natural and very
entertaining.
Saul and David
A Biblical picture, showing Saul
and DAVID ct the time the evil spirit
came upon Saul and he hurled his jaw
elm at David with the intention sf
killing him. A hand c0loEed film.
The Irish Honeymoon
e A series Of excellent pictures show
ing what Ireland is like in Its most pic
tuFesque portions. It closes with q
visit to the estate Of Richard Croker,
giving 9 picture OF the gentleman him
self in the act Of receiving the honey
mooneFg.
At The End of the Road
The acting of the children in this is
particularly good.
Robbie and the Red Skins
Detailing the adventures Of Robbie.
A refined and high class entertain
ment.
Everybody come Seat for all
Admission 10 and 15 cents
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-03

Monday was a great one for the old
'Hay-Press" Some Inspiration" had
the Normal students hold q meeting at
which the name ''Free-Press" was
mentioned, it aroused their curiosity
and sll the afternoon and the week the
students dropped in or gazed IN to see
eff the paper had stopped" as old
Horace Greeley said Of bis N. z. Tri-
bune. Those young folks didn't know
that FreeEe had run it q years; If had
gone thTo' many private and political
tusseIs-even that ''horrid'' Alliance
Pop craze; that it had always stood
for the right and a square deal and
always come out ahead.
These students, and others, are told
the Free Press is not furnished notices
because it does not print notices as are
furnished. 1t always prints signed
notices or advers AS SENT. But not
self hattery or bumcome furnished
nor would it the attack on Auditor Ne.
ton or Pittsburg State Normal, or
the famous High School Surrender
circular nor the urged $1,000 land deal
presented to the City council.
But these students are not told that
the Free Press is the only paper that
sells them stationery at cost or does
their printing at small charge to keep
down their incidental expense. We
printed the commencement name cards
for this years graduating class.
Only paper to give Normal boys work
at 25cts an hour. No 81 day style.
(And their meeting didn't offend their
friend daddy Freese, he has more pay
work for them, for these boys and
sweet girls were never IN politics and
didn't know who inspired" it.
Only paper to recognize serensde by
seuding sweets. Only paper that
continually boosts the school by pub
fishing notices of the success Of its
students as teachers. The only pa
per in the town that fought to build
up the school and town by fighting the
Hell boles Goi-ts and baudY houses)
in our town, the worst one ard where
the killing occurred being in the neigh
borhood of the pretty homes Of several
OF the faculty. Not fight TO clean
it out Of our neiSbborhood bat up IN
the faculty bill. Not fheIl-hoIe' IN
ours but right up among them and the
naughty Free Press dared to demE nd
it cleaned out quick And it is surely q
pleasure 10 have the hearty support Of
the most Of our eitizens-