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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-09

The plan of planting alfalfa in
rows for the purpose of raising seed
and cultivating the crop like corn,
with very little water for irrigation,
is gaining favor with some farmers,
says an exchange. \ case is re-
ported from south of Burley among
the foot hills, where dry farms are
sub-irrigated, where Il farmer raised
over hundred dollars worth of
alfalfa seed Ia the acre by this
method. OF course he had M
water for irrigation. \ Carey act
farmer on the Richiield tract last
season planted 40 acres in this man
ner. The seed crop on this land
the present season will show whether
the plan is n winner or not. This
method of cultivation insureS pur,
seed, clear of all weed seeds, whicl
brings the very highest price on the
general market. 1t also insures n
even ripening of the crop from tn,
very top of the plants to the bottom
because both sunshine and air cal
reach every portion of the individual
plants.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-09
RAISING PURE SEED.

The irrigation farmer cannot, a.
"A rule, successfully compete with
the dry farmer in raising wheat, and
only small profits will be realized
from growing hay when it is sold
of the farm. Since the irrigation
farmer, on the average, uses less
land and land which i much higher
priced, hi- returns per acre must
far exceed those received 10y the dry
farmer In order Ia get greater
returns the irrigation farmer must
come Ia Il system Of more intensive
farming. We hclicVe that very
many Of them could very proiitahly
engage in the production of pure
garden and field seeds. Omr soil
and climatic conditions are well
adapted Ia the growing oi seeds on
a commercial scale.
The rapid growth of the pea seed
industry in Fremont county goes 10
show that such. industries can he
carried on in Idaho. In 1909 Mr..
q. n. Olsen, of St. Anthony, plant
ed ) acres TO garden peas, and Sc
cured a very satisfactory yield. In
1910 he planted II acres. With
this amount he interested seed COM
panieS who purchased his crop and
contracted for more. In 1911, SU
acres were devoted Ia the produc-
ton of pea seed in that vicinity,
and at the present time there Is !
total of IL 900 acres contracted fol
growing pea seed in 1912
Farmers i'm that locality report Al
average yield of about 30 bushels
per acre. The contract price range
from 81 80 to s3.25 per cwt. 1t i
certain that no industry would shov
such Il phenomenal growth A. thi
t unless that industry showed itsel
j. to be very profitable.
: There are many other kinds q
both garden and field seeds tina
could be raised here as successful
= Us peas. Large seed houses coul'
+ he induced to come here and con
v tract for seeds of various kinds
ldaho-grown seeds would soon he
- come known in large markets am
" another permanent and protitahl
i industry would he added to thos
> we already have.-J. :. Welcl
l. Superintendent Gooding Station
l. Gooding Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-09

Now is the time to commence
swatting the house fly. Science has
demonstrated that the house fly Is
n disseminator of disease germs
which are carried from filthy, rotten
and diseased animal and vegetable
matter to the tables where human
food are consumed and to the nur'
sery articles OF food OF infants.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-09
WILL. COVER $4,000 Acres.

The Kuhn engineers who have
been at work upon the high land
above the Minidoka project for the
past few days, have completed their
work and left for other parts. These
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-09

Twin Falls is now pretty we'll as
sured of II federal building, the
Senate committee having reported
favorably on the bill appropriating
SOC, 900. 90 for the building of the
same.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-09
ppOOF OF BENEFICIAL USE.


this tract the necessity Of getting
their land into cultivation III order
that they may show that the water
is being put to beneficial use prior
to the time when this proof must be
made, which is next year. The
law requires that the water right
allotted to Carey act lands must be
put to beneficial use within five
wears from the time that water is
available, or the right To the use of
the san.e will be forfeited to the
state, and this done it can never be
reclaimed. Some have taken Occa-
sion to ridicule this section of the
law, but that the same is going to
he enforced is evidenced by the ac-
ton taken by the government on It's
Minidoka project. The time for
making annual proof of the beneh-
cial use of water on that tract ex-
pires June lst Of this year, and the
following, which we take from the
Pioneer Record OF that place, mdi-
Gates that the provisions OF the law
will be followed in this matter:
Rupert Idaho, April 3oth, lsln.
Editor Pioneer Record,
Rupert. Idaho.
Dear Sir
In the matter oi proof of beneficial 'lse
al water for the project, which is due in
Iunr. 1912, the United States will handle
la. matter for the entire tract, and IN
l,.-- they so desire, the settlers need nrnI
no trouble or expense in this connection.
Very truly y"un,
f. VI foDo, Project Engineer
The above notice will he uf Sp,c-
ial interest Ia the people ui the Min
idoka project, ~ recently Inquire
regarding the cour>,. necessary Il
follow in this matter have i"r.i
coming in thick and fast. II j. the
plan of the service tn pl1i 4 man II
the field and ascertain H. accurately
A. possible the exact acreage in
which each farmer can make h"nc
fetal proof. Should any error oc
eur in this matter il l. requestr'
that the settler call AT the loca
Office and register his kick and hav
the matter Strengthened out.
The notice of final proof will b
printed i'm a condensed form an'
include every tract on the prolec
for which beneficial proof can b
made. This feature alone will ma
terially reduce the expense 10 tn
settlers, and be a great help to them
IL is only within the past three q
four days that the service has bee
able to get permission from III
state engineer To make the proof |"
the settlers, and it has been held /
the past that each individual mus
make his own proof.
As a lost water right ran never /
restored, and n your land - pra'
tically worthless without this wat'
right, il is incumbent on every Ian
holder to make some attempt tn
year in getting his land in conditio
for the use of water. We mentlo
this fact more particularly for Il
benefit of the nonresident, at
while we are not in position
state positively that the law will
enforced to the letter il is enoul
To know that such law is on Il
II atute books and there is no assu
ance that il will not bc eniorc"
1t is always best To live within Il
law and take no chances on esca
ing because of the non-enforccme
of the same.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-05
PLANS sHAP|hG FOR
sW|MEDREEOEBs MEET

Plans are already shaping for en-
tertainment OF delegates TO the
Northwest Texas Swinebreeders' As
ISOLATION. which meets In Amarillo
IN annual convention January 1913.
AZ a recent meeting Of the Cham
Der OF Commerce committee on
arrangements and entertainment
gas named. composed OF Sam Is
Motlow. chairman. Morris Winfrey
and J o.. Num-.
Thls convention is looked upon by
the secretary OF the Chamber Of
Commerce an one OF more than pass
ing Importance In view OF this fact
an Invitation. has been issued TO the
various RAILWAY systems touching
Amarillo TO be present at the two
days meeting with their exhibits and
experts and lend 10 the worth OF the
attraction.
In view OF the growing importance
Of the hog Industry In this section OF
the state. the coming meeting Is be-
lieved 20 mean more than the major
ity OF citizens are able 10 realize. The
country is growing a superabundance
OF grain throughout It's length and
breadth and the necessity for an In
crease In the quality and number OF
hogs for greater consumption OF
the yield is correspondngly impera-
tive.
Plans are now on foot looking 10
the attendance OF every farmer and
stockman In Potter and surrounding
counties A program OF unusual
worth In being prepared. and II Ia
expected TO have some OF the most
expert swlnebreeders and growers In
the state OF Texas and the Southwest
IN attendance on the meeting. There
will be offered at the same time Inn
proved methods OF feeding and hand
ling hogs.
The railroads are expected 10 Of
fer low rates, aud those Interested In
the increase OF the pork production
In the Panhandle and Plains Country
are expected 10 be present In mum
bers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-05
INTEREST KEEN IN
NEXT POULTRY SHOW

J. l.. Bonar returned last night
from Dalhart, where he has been for
the past several days In attendance
on the Trans-Canadian Poultry show.
The exhibition was notable sue
cess" said Mr.. Bonar. Entries we're
numerous and there was range and
showing OF birds which proved
revelation to the large crowds who
were present daily. Amarillo, as has
already been noted In The News,
walked away with liberal percent
age OF the awards, and the exhibitors
from this point are gratified In con-
sequence"
When asked relative to the ap-
preaching annual show OF the Pan
handle Poultry Association. which
will be held In Amarillo December IL
IA. Mr. Bonar said:
Outlook 10 for the largest and
most successful show which has ever
been held In the Texas Panhandle.
We have procured the Slade build
Ing, opposite the Opera House, and
will shortly begin the task OF shap-
ing II for show purposes.
Present indications point 10 TOO
CT more entries, which will include
every variety OF bird in this section
OF the Southwest. Keen interest has
been awakened In the exhibition. and
letters have reached me from points
as far remote as Liberal. Kan. and
Carlsbad and Portales. New Mexics.
the writers signifylng Intention OF
entering birds for the awards.
The show held here last year was
an excellent one from every view
point. but the one which oPens next
week will eclipse In number and
quality OF entrants any previous ex-
hibition here.
The showing will amply demon
strate the possibilities OF this section
In the poultry line. and will prove.
| believe. an eye-opener to the gener-
al citizenship"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-05
NOTED WOMAN READER
HERE FRIDAY NIGHT

The Mothers and Teachers Club OF
the Polk street school will offer the
citizenship OF Amarillo rare cultu-
raj treat In the person and program
OF Mrs. Lila Carlin Moore. who will
appear Friday night In the high
school auditorium.
Mrs. Moore bears wide reputation
an talented musician and reader
OF note, whose work throughout the
South and nation has been accorded
approving comment. Mrs Moore
will give interpretatlve readings
from Kipllng and other famous ar
lists.
In addition TO the principal pro-
gram, pleasing musical and vocal
numbers will be offered by local tai
ent.
Mrs. Axtell will favor the audi
ence with n piano selection. Misses
Kendall and Reeves with a piano and
violin duet. and the Glee Club will
sing America"
AS special tribute TO Mrs. Moore,
who Ia a native OF Kentucky. II Is dc
sired that every loyal Kentuckian OF
the city be present. Mrs. Moore Is
TO be introduced by DR.. G.. }. Num-. a
notable Bluegrass product. and Miss
Fay White will give the added ar
tistic touch by singing old Kentuc-
Ky Home"
One OF the finest pianos In the
stock OF the Leyhe Piano Company
will be furnished for the occasion by
Manager Henderson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-05
NOTABLE COUPLE
WEOS IN lOM0N
DAUGHTER OF MICHAEL
GRACE MARRIES CAP
TAIN GRACE.

London, Dee. i.-lt does not fall
10 the lot OF many girls 10 wed with
out a change OF name. but such was
the experience OF Miss Gladys Grace
Who was married today 10 Captain
Hamilton Grace The bride Is the
daughter OF Michael r. Grace, the
New York. London and South Amer
lean millionaire contractor The
Bridegroom. though OF the same
name. IL not a kinsman The mafri-
axe ceremony. which took place AZ
the fashionable s. Peters Church
in Elton Square drew distinguished
gathering
All four Of Mr Graces daughters
who are famous on two continents
for their beauty. are nov married
or the four. only one has married an
American. The first 10 wed was
Miss Mercedes Grace, who became
the wife OF Hubert Beaumont bro
Their OF viscount Allendale The sec.
ond daughter married the present
Earl OF Donoughmore. MarSarlta,
the third daughter. Is the wife OF j.
s. Phlpps Jr Of New York.
Few Americans have received a
more cordial welcome into English
society than has Michael J.. Grace,
who landed IN New York poor emil
grant lad and rose to be- one OF the
worlds greatest international Imam
ciers The foundation OF the Grace
fortune was laid In New York, but
the million into which II grew came
out OF South America In associa-
ton with his brother, the late VIII
lam Il. Grace. at one time mayor OF
New York, Michael y. Grace under
took, In the early nineties. to finance
Peru out OF her fianclal slough That
was regarded as very difficult, u
not impossible task
Mr.. Grace, however, relied quite
as much upon the natural resources
OF Peru for which he obtained con
cessions az he did upon the credit
OF Peru, which at that time was prac'
tically extinct. Ills financing made
IL possible TO complete the railroad
over the Andes, and 10 extend II u
the Cerro de PasCo silver and copper
mines After that had been done
these mines were bought by syndi-
cate. Mr. Grace was interested also
Ia the syndicate which undertook "a
complete the international railroad
over the Andes In Chile, connectnp
with the transcontinental line bull
to the Chilean mountains by Argen
tina.
These financings were successful
md as the risks were great, tbs
profits were commensurate. Wher
they were completed. MIR Grace
who had been for many years a citi
zen OF New York. took up his perma
nent residence In England. III
bought the historic Battle Abbey
near the battlefield OF Hastins. ant
restored a portion OF IT, 1t was hi
purpose 90 make England his per
manent home. and as he was born II
ireland. he has become by his owl
choice and without formality. an En-
glish citizen again.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-05
NAN ARRESTED AND HELD
FOR HARDEMAN OFFICERS

J. l.. Kennedy was placed In Gus
today yesterday by members OF the
sheriffs department, and Is being
held. pending arrival OF officers from
llardeman county. where he Is want
ed on the charge OF selling mortgage
ed property
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-05

l.. n. Pttman. the Fourth Street
Jeweler. has one OF the most select
and well assorted stocks OF Christ
mas gifts to be found In the Panhan-
die Visit his store and see for your
self 40 East Fourth 81 2S-4c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-05
COLORADO BOYS
DEFEAT CALIFORNIA


by Associated Press.
Los Angeles. Cal. Dec. 4-The
Whittier College football team lost
to the Colorado School OF Mines, "a
to I. Whittier never had a chance
against the heavier Coloradans after
making the first touchdown on a for
ward pass
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-05
GIVES INSTANT ACTION.

l.. o. Thompson a. Co, reports that
A SINGLE DOSE OF simple buck
thorn bark. giycerine. etc. as com
pounded In Adler-l-ka. the German
appendicitis remedy, stops constipa-
ton or gas on the stomach INSTANT
LY. Many Amarillo people are be-
ing helped.
Advertisement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-05
ELLEN BEACH YAM
CONCERT PLEASING

Marking her second appearance 10
Amarillo, Madame Ellen Beach Yaw'
tho noted California prima donna.
xas greeted at the Grand last might
nv an audience, liberal IN numbers
and general In expression OF eppre-
citation.
The soprano was assisted By
Franklin Cannon. who aside from
acting az accompa mist, delighted his
auditors with an artistic interpreta-
ton OF some OF the rarest numbers In
classical pianoforte repertoire.
The program provided fullest
range for Madame Yaw's widely-fam-
ed voice. Some exceedingly difficult
numbers we're offered. In which the
singer gave notable display OF her
ability 10 reach the highest register
known TO the world OF singers.
Aside from the more classical mum
hers. Madame Yaw favored tho au-
dience with several simple and famil-
lar selections, which we're greeted By
hearty applause. The charming
stage presence OF the prima donna,
and her simplicity OF mein, lent add
ed appeal 10 her artistic renditions.
Following is the program:
Polonaise Flat .......'..C Chopin
Mr.. Cannon.
Grand Aria (Ernani) ...... Verdi
Madame Yaw.
Etude IN a minor tWlntry Wind
.... .............. Chopin
Mr.. Cannon.
one Fine Day MADAM Butter
fy) ..,,','' ''''''''' 'fuccihi
Morgen ........ Richard Strauss
serenade .........Ri Richard Strauss
Madame Yaw.
Love Dream No. 3. ......... List
Arabesque ...........L eschetizky
Mr.. Cannon.
The Life OF the Rose Liza Lehman
Unfolding June Rapture
The Bee Lovers In the Lane
Summer Storm Farewell
Resurget
Madame Yaw.
RhapsodIe No. s ..,....,..L iszt
Mr.. Cannon
Sradle song .......,,.,.... va"
THE SKY LARK ..........,Y aw
Madame Yaw.
Polonaiso (Mignon) ... Thomas
Madame Yaw.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-05

Selecting Christmas gifts made
easy at L. y. Pittman's the Jeweler.
10 East Fourth street. 2s-4c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-05

You get the best meat to he had
when you patronize our market
Griffin Grocery Co. 9-nc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-05

See the classy line OF gifts at l..
N. PIttman's before making your
Christmas purchases. ll0 II. Fourth
street II 2S-ic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-05
Chickens require good whole
some food. Feed Ameco Chick
Feed and watch results. Hand
led by all grocers and dealers

4 Sanitary Drinking cup with
every bundle. Amarillo Steam Laun.
dry Co. Kwitcherklkkn Phone %.
25-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-05
Take no substitute; there il
none for Ameco Chick Feed.

A sanitary Drinking cup with
every bundle. Amarillo Steam Laun-
dry Co Kwitcherklkkln. Phone 22.
25-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-05

We employ expert workmen to do
all furniture repair work. King-Hol-
land {
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-05

A SANITARY Drinking cup with
every bundle. Amarillo Steam I.aun-
dry Co. Kwitcherkikkin. Phone %.
25-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-05

Insure Your Property with Taylor
Christian. general insurance. Phone
235. l7-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-05

Let King-llolland frame your
Christmas pictures. Complete line OF
newest molding.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-05

A Sanitary Drinking cup with
every bundle. Amarillo Steam Laun-
dry Co. Kwitcherklkkin. Phone %.
25-tfc
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
TYLER REPLACES ROBB
IN RICHMOND TOURNEY

RICHMOND, VA, June 14.-Through
default of Robb who sustained an in
jury. Tyler will be the fourth member
of the team in the semi finals in the
Old Dominion tennis tournament. The
other three will be James. Thornton
and Page.
In the mixed doubles yesterday Miss
Jones and Mr.. Thornton beat Miss
Desston and Mr. Buford. SIS. 6-4 Mrs.
Taylor and Mr.. Buford beat Miss Boyd
and Mr.. Adair, So 6-4; Miss Meredith
and DR.. Dunn won from Miss Colstan
and MIR. Masteller, So. So Mrs. Hardy
and Mr.. James beat Miss Baker and
Nh. Gore, GA. 81; Miss Duhring and
Mr.. Mcintosh beat Miss Randolph and
Mr.. Davenport, ga. rs.
In the ladies doubles. Miss Boyd and
Miss Baker beat Miss JONES and Miss
Powers, rs. as, So; Mrs. Hardy and
Miss Meredith beat Miss Duhring and
Miss Desston. So. 81.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
HARRISON DEAL
UP IN THE A|R

The Spartanburg club has pulled
fine trick on the Crackers. A few days
ago they agreed to turn over to the
local club for fixed sum Infielder Har-
bison, who was to be given a weeks
trial by Hemphll. If he made good he
was to remain here If he did not
live up to expectations. he was to be
returned to Spartanburg
Today the Spartanburg club has
raised the price on this PLAYER. and re-
fuses to let him come here on trial
1t must be an outright sale. President
Galloway called the Spartanburg club
on the phone this morning. ana asked
them to live UP to their agreement.
They refused to do so.
And theteupon President Galloway
Immediately sent all the kilograms and
data concerning the deal to John II.
Farrell, Of the national association. It's
a cinch that Mr.. Farrell will insist that
the Spartanburg club live UP to it's
agreement
"Humpty" McElveen arrived this
morning and will play third base this
afternoon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
VANDERBILT ANNOUNCES
NAMES OF TEAM LEADERS

NASHVILLE TENN. June IA
Captains and, managers of the base
BALL track and basket ball teams of
Vanderbilt for next year were an
nounced by the Vanderbilt Athletic as
sociation, along with the names of the
men who won their VS. this year in
these branches Of VandN's athletics.
The captains were elected by the teams
which represented the university this
year, while the managers were APP
pointed by the athletic association
They are as follows:
Baseball-Walter Morgan. captain:
Paul Bantam, manager; John Holman.
assistant manager
Track John Copeland captain; c.
H. Bateman. manager; George ARMS
lead. assistant manager
Basket ball-Oscar Nelson captain,
Russell Hughes. manager; Enoch
Brown, assistant manager
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
OTTO FLOTO WILL HOLD
WATCH AT TITLE FIGHT

EAST LAS VEGAS, ~ Nj. June Ia
Governor William c. Macdonald, of New
Mexico, was visitor here today to sat
lsfy himself of prevailing conditions and
OF conditions likely to prevail during the
fight for the worlds championship be-
tween Jack Johnson and Jim Flynn on
July :. The visit was arranged al the
request of the fight promoters. the gov
ernor stopping off Ell route to the Demo-
cratic national convention in Baltimore
Formal announcement was made that
Otto Floto. Of Denver, is the selection as
official timekeeper for the big battle
while Jack Curley, on behalf Of Flynn.
has asked Alderman A. Tearney. of Chi
cago, to act as timekeeper for the chal-
lenger, The Johnson camp has yet given
no intimation of their choice in the mat
ter.