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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21
More PRIVILEGES for settlers.

Boise. ldaho.-AIl southern Idaho Is
nuooiing over with enlhussasn as
result OF the assurances given by Sec.
rotary OF the Interior Weller I. Fish.
er that be proposes to eons.rue the
reclamation laws and the rules o. his
department in favor OF the settler.
'hat where Il IS found tia, the laws
work hardship on the settler he win
modified
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21
FOREIGN CROP CONDITIONS.
Lack Of Moisture in Northern and
Central Europe, While Wheat and
Rye Yield in Russia is Short.

Observation-Disclosures OF the i'm
portant foreign crops as reported
we're announced here Friday as fol
lows:
In western Canada the greater por-
ton Of 100000 acres OF wheat had
been cut by early September. Har-
vesting operations have been con.
Quoted under generally favorable con
ditions- Commercial estimates range
between 15O.O0O.OOO and $4,000. 900
bushels.
Western and mort chentral Europe
suffered from an almost unprecedenr.
ed lack Of moisture. Upon winter Ger
eals the effects were almost every
where beneficial Quantitatively. the
aggregate wheat increased. In open
countries. emitting Russia. the supply
IS known largely to exceed that OF
the preceding year. Rye shows soma
sohrtage in volume. the oats crop is
heavily deficient. and only a very
moderate yield OF corn is expected.
In south central Europe the small
cereals, though not so abundant as
lzst year. have given better than aver
age Quantities The corn crop prom
ises veil
In Russia the yield in both wheat
ard re probably viii be much smaller
than in either Of the past two years.
Barley promises good crop and in
corn good yield is assured.
In Argentina recent general rains
throughout the grain belt have
strengthened confidence in the out
cone Of the future harvest.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21
RiOsins in Vienna.

Nienna--Traceahle to the high
price OF the necessaries OF life. riots
broke out Sunday and many persons
we're killed or wounded Troops fred
on the mob. which had erected bar.
ricades In the street. There was
nerce exchange Of bullets and the sol.
missiles.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21
French Army Ready Tor c,mp,,on.

Paris-A foreign military authority
% hisa standing and a witness OF the
french army maneavres declares thai
me french army IS in complete read
mess for midwin,er campaign. This
opinion. he says. Is sustained BY his
observation during the manenvers. He
declares the French army is In better
hshting trim than the German army
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21
VIII Canvass Returns

A1s-si2- Ne-Governor PIaisted
A1s called special meeting OF the
soFer-o- and council to canvass OF.
11'zl returns f-on the election on the
rs7=z- & TIE p-ohibitioa amendment
70 lie safe constitution.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21

New fork.-with his fourth aim.
ny, me third OF whom ne made his
we, Ferdinand Pinney Earle arrived
rom Europe under pseudcrym on
saturday and went to the Hotel Marie
Antoinette
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21
Serious Situation IN sal,

A11rso--Ihe strike situation IN
6--.s0 and throughout the province
q 6sszE grows more alarming NTH
eAHa days Developments. despi,e the
UsorO1s measures resor,ed to hv The
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21

Bosioa-cold storage chicken is
believed 70 have caused the death OF
William Siarkwesiher OF New York
z7d tie illness Of between sixty and
ssss-iy sailors on hoard the battle
s1-2 Michigan which arrived here
7ridzE.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21
Dr.. Wiley Pleased.

Birezo1-. Vat is complete
Tindicztion or ne said DR.. Harvey
" Wiley when informed OF the pres
dents decision The doctor is spend
ing vacation on his mountain farm.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21
Kstten5z-h Acquitted

a'o-se. icaAo--Frznk Kettenbach
toner president Of the Lewiston Ma.
,lo-z- hank tired in the federal oour,
-e'@ q re charge OF falsifyinE TO
io-ss % The comptroller. vas FRIDAY
acquitted q all 6re counts
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21
Arizona MlIIIonalr, s,,l,ls,,

Los Angeles. Cal.-Martin Costello
s'S'y-nve. OF Tombstone. Arts. prom
'nent Tor more than quarter Of
century in development work in the
sSu1nwest and reputed to be multi
"nhonaire. shot himself SATURDAY..
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-21

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-08-28
LIVES ~ rWO TOWNS Ar ONCE. !
Hh Head In Newark and His Feet In
Orange Wriggins Il Confused.

South ORANGE. n. j.. Aug. 27.--With
election time approaching, Wilbur F Wrig-
gins. who is a collection attorney for the
New York Telephone Company. has yet
to get instructions where to vote. He
lives in South Orange; that is. the front
door Of his new house in Holland road is
IN South Orange. but after he gets inside
he is sometimes in South Orange and some
times in Newark. He ia doubtful just
where he may be at any given spot in his
house. He has obtained just as accura te
figures as possible concerning the NUM-
cipal dividing line and thus far has come
to the conclusion that when he lies in bed
his head is in Newark and his feet in South
Orange.
His meals may be said to be cooked in
South Orange but eaten in Newark. while
the dishes are washed in Newark. but
dried and slowed away in South Orange.
The Newark maps place the line several
feet further south than do the South
Orange maps and the discrepancy is
puzzling.
Mr.. Wriggins says he does not mind
much about the voting question. but he Is
afraid both municipalities are going to
send him a tax bill Newark has already
done 30 and most Of the house is in South
Orange. He will have to pay the personal
tax, he is told. in South Orange. because
that Ia the place where his front door is.
When Newark and South Orange decide
what to do about the realty tax. he says.
he will pay which ever il is or divide IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-08-28
4. X. SMITH rs DEAD.
\ Noted Turf Writer, as Was His Brother,
T.. 4. smith

A. p. Smith. for many years a well
known sporting and turf writer. died yes-
terday morning in Bellevue Hospital from
nephritis and heart failure. He had been
removed to the institution six hours be-
fore from in front Of the residence Of Dr.
II. r. Reece. Isl West Fiftieth street
whittier he had gone for medical assist
ance.
Mr.. Smith had been taken sick while
visiting some friends on the Morriro
Telegraph. His brother. +. c. Smith. was
at one time turf editor Of the Telegrc ph.
A. b. was looked upon as an authority
on turf matters f. c. Smith is now a
racing official out in Oklahoma
Mr., Smith lived at Wyandanch, L. |.
He was telegraph operator befo he
got into newspaper work at Lexington
Then, when the two brothers came on 10
New York, they brought with them reputa-
tlons a. bright turf writers and critics.
Several years ago A. r. Smith fell In
front of a subway train at the Fiftieth
street station. He was rescued bv a
porter; Last winter he suddenly became
i'll and was taken to a sanitarium He
was about As years old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-08-28
FOR Az AMENDED CHtRTER.
brooklyn League Thinks That Oh One
Could Br Remedled.

The BROOKLYN I.eagrIe has stated ts
position on the new charter in "A letter 10
Thomas H. Cullen. Amendment To the
present Charter. il believes, would be
better than a new measure. Here II the
letter
To he Hon Thomas N CpHen. Chairman.
a5S President 81. BrookIyn, ". y.
DEAR SIN Referring 20 your commit
tees request that proposed charter amend
ments be furnished nv the obiec'ors. | beg
To sav that the charter revision committee
OF TN. BROOKLYN League. a. well a. its eS-
ecutiye committee, have already gone on
record As being opposed 10 the enactment
of an entirely new charter for the city of
New Yorh al this time. and especially with
out greater opportunity for its study
The committee also takes the position
that the proposed charter should not be
passed because II radically changes admin
istratiNe powers and duties Of elected
officials concerning whose record in Oica
no charges have been made. and that If
II is found desirable after the most mature
consideration 10 change the powers and
duties of such elected officiaIs the pro.
visions making such changes should not
become effective until the close Of their
respective terms Of OfIice
The com mlttee does not condemn the
entire draft of the charter in all its details
but believes that such PROVISIONS as would
seem TO be Tor the more effective admins
tratinn Of the affairs Of the city could very
readily ne made By WAY Of amendments TO
the present charter, and that the faults of
detail in the contemplated machinery Of
administration in the proposed charter
could not be adequately remedied except
by drafting new bill Respectfully yours
RALPR Jos, ,s
Chairman Charter Revision Committee Of
the Brooklyn teagu"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-08-28
Loo kED IN GIRL RESCUED.
Firpmen win Ladder Release Jennie
Cohen From WaNcriry Place building.

Policeman Michael Lane Of the Mercer
street station thought that he heard
woman crying for help ashe walked along
Waverley place last night. He stopped
and looked all around him but the street
was as quiet as is usual on Sunday and
Lane believed that he must have been
mistaken. for he could see nothing but
empty loft buildings and not a person
was in sight for more than a hundred
yards. The policeman had started leis-
urely OF on his heat again when he again
heard faint shouts for help. This time
he peered around more carefully and was
rewarded by seeing a girl leaning from a
third story window Of the loft building
at 20 Waverey place. She evidently was
trying TO tell him something.
You'll have to speak louder" shouted
Lane as he stepped up TO the building
and held up his hand to catch the sounds
from above.
The girl leanedfurther out and mana ged
to make the policeman hear that she was
locked up in the building and that she
wanted some one to get her out. Lane
tried all the doors. but they were locked
and bolted.
"Wait a few minutes and I'll have you
down from there" he shouted to the girl
Double quick went Lane back to the
Mercer street station to tell the lieutenant
about the prisoner up on the third floor
Of 20
The best thing We can do" said Lane,
rs 10 get n fire ladder and carry the girl
down"
The lieutenant agreed so off went Lane
to Hook and Ladder 20, which is stationed
AT Mercer and Houston streets With him
vert the l,a'rol wagon When h. had
explained matters Ia Lieut. Lausch. who
was on duty, the latter selected n as foot
ladder from the truck and with the aid
Of two tiremen carried il out and placed
il on the police patrol Then he. with the
smoke eaters and Lane. drove around to
Waverley place. The girl was AT the win
dow when they got there and she seemed
very relieved at the prospect Of getting
explained to her, however, how the fire.
men proposed to rescue her she wasn't
So keen about il
There's no danger Lieut. Lausch
called up to her. We'll have you down
here in a lily"
The firemen raised the long ladder into
place against the building and found that
il would just reach the window on the
third floor,
Now you wait a minute yelled Lausch
He scampered up the ladder. hauled the
girl out of the window and carried her
down to the street The girl screamed
once or twice on the way down and was
a bit shaky when she was placed on the
sidewalk, but she was glad to he there lust
the same.
She said she was Jennie Cohen Of 1874
Fast l35th street, She worked for
Fiedhaum, who has a shop on the third
floor in which he manufactures clothing
All hands were working yesterday Jennie
said, and they left at half past 5. She was
in one of the back rooms at the time
and when she came out again she found
every one gone and the door locked For
two hours she stood at the window waiting
vainly for some one to come along Sew
eral people passed, she said. but she could
make none Of them hear her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-08-28
AGAIN 4 PLOT IN HONDl RAS.
President Bonii,a says Zeiaya Ia Behind
u Batch Of Arrests.

SpertdI t0ON DSSpn'fG 10 IHE sun
TEoucIoALPA. Honduras. Aug ~ -
This capital was thrown into u fever Of
excitement to-day over the publication
by Gen Manuel Bonilla OF the discovery
of a gigantic plot to destroy the Govern i
ment now in power and prevent Gen
Bonilla from being chosen President in
October The plot was unearthed August
| 10. and it is generally believed that the
conspirators ars emissarie.s of Zelaya and
his instrument. Dr. Miguel X Davila. the
President of Honduras deposed by 'he
recent Bonilla revolution. All those i'm
plicated are classed a. Zelaya men. hav-
ing been Office holders under Davila
Teodoro Hernandez. former Governor
OF the Atlantic coast. and Manuel Ugarte.
former Minister to Washington and Lon
don. are under arrest. the former in San
Pedro Jail and the latter in the Teguci-
ealpa penitentiary. Ii il reported that
letters were found in their effects which
incriminate Policarpo Bonilla cousin Of
Cgarte, and several Hondurans in New
Orleans and New York These letters
also revealed the wherea bouts Of hidden
arms and ammunition at Pimiento the
terminus Of the Puerto Cortez Railroad
on the Atlantic coast.
Ugarta. who is regarded here as the
representative Of the ringleader in the
conspiracy. was conveyed under heavy
military guard to this capital where he
was interrogated He said that the let
ters we're written by Gen. Carias. former
Governor Of the Department of Cortez,
and Zelayan candidate for the Presi-
dency.
They gave Ugarte and his alleged fol-
| lowers the final word as to when to spring
the proposed revolution. and also told who
might be depended upon to assist both in
| Honduras. Guatemala, Salvador and New
| Orleans. Polycarp Bonlla 5 name it is
said, was frequently mentioned, IA we'll
az a former Honduran Minister who is in
| that city.
For weeks Gen. Bonilla has had nklings
OF revolutionary activity both here and
| in New Orleans. IL is said by some that
arms were srnuggled into the country
| from Cuba by the same agent OF Teinya
who il said 10 have assisted Ciprano
Castro in his attempts to regain his power
| in Venezuela.
Others say that the ma jor part OF the
| ammunition is from the cargo of the
Al steamship Gouldsboro, which was sent Ia
/ Puerto COrteZ from teiba II is said that
| Ugarte and his coplotters managed 10
hide this tut for Just such an emergency
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-08-28

was Harry Kemp or another she ga id
she presumed she should marry him.
not because she liked the idea Of maria ge
but for the sake Of convenience.
She said that while in retreat for the
next few weeks she expected to enter
upon fast as a means Of regaining her
health.
She said that she had cooperated in
the writing OF Loves Pilgrimage" and
that she has book Of her own which
may act As a sort of counter irritant to
that one. a. she had written IL essentially
from the woman's viewpoint.
When excerpts from the interview Of his
wife were read to Mr.. Sinclair late las,
night he said Il will make note Of her
suggestions of what the attributes Of an
essential monogamist' should be. for use
in case | ever should remarry. But. as
DR.. johnson says. a second marriage is a
triumph OF hope over experience.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-08-28
SPAIN. CIBA AND THE l.. s.
diplomatic Move In NillaNerde Case
Scares Havana POIiticOs.
Special cable Drspafch to THY SIN


HAVANA, Aug. Fit is learned to-
night that the Spanish Foreign Office has
instructed its Minister here not to take
any action in the matter of the deporta =
tion of the two Villaverdes. because it is
a violation Of the Treaty Of Paris under
the provisions Of which Spain must treat
with the United States. the other party
TO the treaty,
These instructions are believed to have
frightened the Cuban Government and
the Conservatives alike and il Is said tha I
the outcome will be an agreement to annul
the Villaverde decree. The Government
II is expected. will promise to mend it's
ways and the Conservatives will promise
to moderate the tone of their newspapers
so long as the Government keeps il s
promises.
The Nillaverdes were deported upon
the ground that they were undesira BILE
Spaniards. They were on the editorial
staff Of Cuba, a newspaper which has been
harrying the Gomez Administration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-08-28
LIETT. CORNWALLIS-WEsT III
Hut Is RecO, erinK From Two Operations
Al Mount Sinai Hospital

Lieut. George Frederick Myddleton
Cornwallis-West is at Mount Sinai Hos
pital recovering from two operations
which were performed there last week
II was said at the hospital last night that
he was progressing favorably and that
there was now no doubt of his recovery
Lieut.. Vest came here from England
on Aug ust intending To go hunting in
Canada He desired absolute rest and
took precautions to keep news Of his
arrival from the public,
After stopping for few days at the
Plaza he left for Canada, but his con-
dition became 50 serious that he was
obliged on August Is To return to this
city. He went to Mount Sinai Hospital
on August 20 and there was operated on
10y Dr. A. A Berg Of 823 Madison avenue
Lieut., Corvallis West is the husband
Of Lady Randolph Churchill. who was
Jennie Jerome Of this city. Winston
Churchill is his stepson.