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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-07-18
RIGHTS OF VOTERS IN PRIMARY
Those Eligible to Vote in November
Have Right to Vote at Primary
July 30ti.

Some question exists a. tn when
a person is eligible to vote in the
primary election To- he held July
3Oth The greater part Of the
trouble seems tu he over the resi-
dencc qualifications necessary to EN-.
title II person To vote at the primary.
Yesterday there were several com
plants from persons that the differ
ent registrars had refused to regis
ter them for the reason that they
would not be in the state six months
at the time of the primary election
July Both. The refusal was "a mis-
take ON the part Of the registrars
regarding the primary law.
Under section II of the law every
person who will be entitled to vote
in the general election November ),
1912, will be eligible to vote in the
primary election July 30. \ person
who came into the state prior to
May ,, 1912, is entitled To vote at
the general election in November
and is, therefore, entitled To vote at
the primary election to hc held t.
select candidatc for tine general
election
Many persons in the city Wh'
have presented themselves 10 til,
registrars have been. refused th'
right Ia register, several Of the new
registrars believing that rcsidcnc,
of six months prior to the holding
Of the primary election was neccs
sary in order 10 east vote on July
30. The law j. plain, II it specific
ally states that the residence re-
quirrmcnt in tile general election
laws shall have relation to the time
Of holding the general election anC
not To the time of holding the prm
AIRY election Statesman.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-07-18
FOR rnrM0MeN TO PONDER OVER

When political campaign open,
Weapons are taken oil the wall and bur
nshrd to suitable degree of brightness.
Edges ave made sharp and more lead is
ran into the bludgeons Every opening
or weakness in tine dcicnses is repaired
and plans of offence and defense Jealous
IN guanled such has been the course
ior years past remembering and is q
course To- which people are accustomed.
One weapon, however, has been barred
by decency in the political game, just rs
the strangle hold has been barred from
the rules governing the sport of wrestling.
The THREAT has long been taboocd.
Stella Cook is a teacher in the progress
siNc schools oi Shoshone. She is wom-
an who has made good in her profession
and because oi her standing and accom-
pli,hmcnts. Was asked to allow her nam,
Ia bc placed on the democratic ticket Tor
the office of County superintendent 81
schools. She complied with The request
and now with what spectacle an Tia,
/ people oi Lincoln county rcs,led2 1t Il
/ inconceivahle that MEN in state wher,
woman has been granted equal suffrage
could stoop So low, hut Stella Cook wa
blnntly told 10y parties ol the Franz
Gooding three county division movemcn
that she must io one oi two things
withdraw her name ~ a candidate, %
lose her position rs teacher She choS
To stand on her riehts anl refused To NJ
move her name at the abrupt order o
men who look tu their own ends IN part
strength as against the Wcliar' and AL
vancement ni the children the tax
payers are sending Ia oar schposs
And inr this nrrNy stand Stella Cook dt
serves the unanimous Snpport "t ever
man and Woman in Wiio>c power rests
vote. And she will get 1t. The thrta
against Stella Cook is but a toretasie ,
the dictatorial power hungcred after b
ihe man. ar men, who seek Ia cut dow
the county into parts which they ca
absolutely control with not even So niue
as 'by your leave ~
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-07-18

Having failed in their efforts to
reach some amicable settlement with
The Water Co., the settlers on the
Nalmon River tract will hold II meet
ing at Twin Falls on Saturday OF
This week to formulate plans for re-
sorting to legal proceedings to test
out the validity of the interest
charge and other vital questions per-
tanning to the welfare of that tract.
AS their interests are similar to those
OF the settlers on this tract, and as
'hey have the same company to
deal with, their actions will be
watched with much interest bv the
holders of contracts on the North
Side.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-07-18
A FAMILIAR ODOR.
The Ex-GUVernOr Wants Dickens0r tC
Come out For Three County
Division.
Elect Him 1t the Primary Defeat
Him at the Polls.

Frank X. H"piing and his senatorial
candidate, Roy Jones. whose conduct OF
th" sherltl'S office cost each nhabitant OF
Lincoln county ajcen., a-against about :
cents under his suce,sor-.. are busy in
the interests oi the eN-go'ernor's idea to
make his town a present "i holster in
t'c way oi county seat 1t is pre-
-umcd that Jones clas~c~ this work with
hi7 duties "i gam" warden and charges
the state np with it, as Roy can repair a
l~n screen cor " political ien"r with the
N'mc t"'l
Al Rupert last Friday they attempted
az promised hy Danpcr- To hr'"hcat
lIyau mo" coming over To- them Bm
Mr. Hyatt. Wi'' Is tine Democratic can
di.i1'e Tor representative" "n the Two
county ARRANGEMENT. h"i" Satan yet hc-
mnd mln And satan got. much I" the
m'riincaii"n "l l'a"l'rr. "h" thought
;di nc" m Rupert were prepared t. iall
irad as he has >trlNcn &" teach them io
d" when the uHme ''h'l'l\G Is Whl~-
I l"nt.
4 And t' think, II Was only last week.
ihi illS Damplrr fui I'm prlniin' '
. That Hyatt would 'be hHhN Nhci
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-07-18

At Il meeting of the state land
hoard on Monday the agreement for
the extension of payments for five
years entered into by the settlers
and the Idaho Irrigation Co., was
approved by the board. The result
of the negotiations between the set
tiers and the company has given u
great impctuous to the tract. 1t
was along these same lines that the
settlers on the North Side tract
sought relief from the company, hut
to no avail.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-07-18
COMMON QUESTIONS ARISING ON
THE FARM.

|. Why is a horse trocared on
the right flank for bloat, and a COW
on the left flank?
Answer. Because, in the horse,
the gas accumulates in the large
bowel, which lies on the right side.
In the cow, the umen or paunch is
punctured and this lies on the left
side.
?. What is the difference be-
tween glanders and 'farcy?"
Answer. 'Farcy'' is the skin
form of glanders, and is transmisable
to man.
3. When a contagious disease
breaks out on the ranch, what is
the best thing to do?
Answer. Send for a competent
veterinarian to diagnose the trouble
who will notify the State Veterinar-
ian. Immediately separate healthy
from sick animals. Disinfect prem
ises with a ten per cent solution of
formalin or n five per cent solution
of crude carbolic acid in whitewash.
/. Are pure bred stock more
subject to disease than grades?
Answer. As a pure bred is nat
urally more valuable than a grade,
the loss is more keenly felt in the
region of the pocketbook. Pure
breds are usually more coddled,
kept in more artificial conditions,
and are sometimes lacking in con-
stitutional vigor, due to inbreeding.
). If blackleg is suspected among
the calves how can the disease be
eradicated?
Answer. Burn carcasses of dead
animals; move cattle to new pas
ture; use blackleg vaccine. Write
to veterinarian department, Univer-
sity of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho, give
ing number of cattle to be vaccinat-
ed, and the vaccine, with full in
structions, will be sent free OF
charge.
+. T. BAKER.
1
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-07-18

After an investigation lasting up
wards Of two years, the United
States Senate on Saturday last by a
vote of 55 to % declared that Will
liam Lorimer, senator from Illinois,
had been elected by votes obtained
by corrupt methods and prac-
tees, and that his seat in the sen
ate be declared vacant. Lorimel
was present in the senate when tn,
vote was taken and when the re
suit was announced he left the sen
ate chamber, hinging defiance ii
the face of his enemies.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-07-18

There is no reason why the Land
Board should not hc in possession
of full and complete data regarding
conditions ON the North side tract.
They have before them u most vol
luminous document known ~ the
Blake report, which was made IN
1901, at cost of several thou
sand dollars. Just recently the
State Engineer, acting under in
structions from the board, with n
force of deputies, went over por-
tions of the tract. Hardly had he
dcparted when another party of
four engineers arrived on the tract ,
with instructions, which they claim
they had received direct from MIR.
Kuhns. 10 make thorough and
;mnartial examination OF the tract
and these latter gentlemen are still
at this work, having held several
conferences with members OF oui
Board of directors. Fearing posi-
bly, that some vital point might he
overlooked, the directors of the Ca
nal Users Assn. thought il wise tt
follow up these examinations 10y
their own engineers, and according
|ly have Il crew now at work IN the
field, and when the board is called
upon to compare these various re-
ports, we trust they may he IN
position to officially proclaim wheth
er the system is legally and tech
nically" completed or not.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-07-18
A THIRD CONVENTION.

Chicago j. tu hc the scene Of an
other national political convention,
a call having been made lay tire
Progrcssives Ia the people al the
United States to send delegate to a
conventions to bc held in Chicago ON
August 9Th Ia select candidates for
President and Vice President.
The call is signed Icy Senator
Dixon, Of Montana, who was RooSe-
vclt's campaign manager, and also
bears the signatures of Roosevelt
followers in 10 different states.
1t is evident that Rooseveltism
will not down, and several states
have spoken out plainly ~ against
the regular nominee of the Repub.
lican party. The Republicans 4"
Iowa. i'm convention last week, 10y 4;
decisive majority refused to endorse
a resolution in their state platform
endorsing the administration o
President Taft. This action WA.
quite a surprise to the country ii
general, but the same course /
likely to he followed 10y severa
more of the states.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-07-18
FOR A TWO COUNTY DIVISION.
Vote the Democratic Ticket at the
primaries as per the List of Can
didates EndOi sed by Lincoln
County NOn-Partisan
Voters League.

Eollowing are the candidates pledged
o. = division Of Lincoln County into
,vo parts; what is known US the Mini
doka tract 10 be given county Of its
own. the balance of the county TO remain
intact with the county seat at Shoshone.
The Lincoln County Non Partisan Voters
engine has promised these candidates
il, unqualified support irrespective OF any
nolitcal affiliations, at the primaries on
July 3oth.
For Senator,
+. NOBLE, Shoshone.
For Representatives,
| W. r. HYATT, Rupert.
" F. DICKINSON, IIagerman.
For Assessor,
: C. BIXLER, Hepburn.
For Treasurer.
j. 4. KEEFER, Shoshone
For Sheriff,
~ !. HOLLENBECk, lleyburn
For Superintendent
/ STELLA COOK, Shoshone.
For Judge Probate Court,
n 1. ZONES, Richiicld.
For County Attorney,
II. D. HEST, ShoSh"ne.
For Commissioners,
lst Dist. = \. WASlIBrkN, DIETRICH.
\ onJ J. NJ. STAPLES, Wendell
3nl J. II. DAY. iiillsdale
For Coroner,
CHAS. W Dill, Shosh"ne
1t is only alter careful and painstak
ing Investigation 10y the league that th'
foregoing endorsement is made, and IL Is
the leagues intention. ii successful il
this campaign, to fully carry ont the ar
ringrment in spite al the threat mad'
by eN governor ,iooding that hc vii
fight against the Nlinidoka tract H.inl
granted county il his plans an- defeat
el BEGIN 10 REGISTER NOW. !
| is battle for onr rights and the right
OF every citizen.
LINCOLN CnuNr, NnN-PNRTis,S No1ERS
IKAGrL.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-07-18
A SEVERE REBUKE.
The Would-Be Dictator of Lincoln
County Sadly Rebuked by his
Nearest Neighbors.

The little town of Bis, which
lays few miles west OF GuOding,
would probably receive more bcne-
fit from division Of the county n
suggested by tine Guoding faction,
than amy other section in the coun-
ty. The people of that section,
however, 10 a man, realizing the in
justice and inequality Of this diNi-
sion along the lines a. suggested, are
opposed To- this divi~ion At the pres
ent time. The un-crupuluu~nc-~ of
the man rcspon ihlc for the present
agitation, is clearly set forth in thc
columns Of the Bliss Times Of la-t
week, and trnthfully represents the
sentiment Of the voters of that Sec
tion and coming from his Nearest
neigihor- it should Ice sufficient To-
cast hollow "f gloom over thc as
pirations of this self appointed die
tator. The article follows:
The fight in Lincoln county for
division l. rightly understood hy
the people generally to he non
political, nonparii-an issue " hen
digc-tcd to the tihcr it dncsn't as
sumo a political complexion at all ,
il is nothing more nor les than a
business transaction, a Frank Il.
Gnoding real estate deal which il
being foistcd under the cloak oi
politics. The town ol tiooding is a
one-man town, but there l. more
than one man in Lincoln county
and the people in this section of the
county don't want 10 be- in "a Frank
L. Gooding county, therefore they
are opposed Ia county dNiSion
There is little argument i'm favor o
county division at this tiWc cNcrp
jumhlc of figures which i'm the
employ of clever matlicraticimr
can be- made at any time prove tina
black is white and white j. black
Aside from apparent vanity To sec
his name born 10y a county seat
Frank Gooding has mo personal i'm
terest in this present agitation eN
cept that il means dollars aud cent
in his pocket owing to the incrcaS
in valuation of his property whlcl
would br the natural consequence
of the establishing Of a county -cl
nt Gnnding.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-07-18

4 cloud burst in the vicinity of
Denver Sunday, did an untold
amount Of damage to property with
a reported loss Of human lives The
main streets Of the city were raging
rivcrs and the floors of the Union
Depot were covered with three feet
ni wafer.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-07-18

The claim of former governor
Gooding to wear the halioned
crown OF publ, hcncfactor Is dis
putcd hy about nine ont of ten peo-
pie who read Iis press agent stun
in the various papers lac controls.
He went to Washington to seek a
reduction.in freight rates ON wool.
After a pleasant soiourn in the
Capital City his pres, agents herald
ed his home coming hy telling OF
the impending return of tie con-
qucring hero who modcstly ac-
knowlrlgcd that he was to Lincoln
county what ]. p. Morgan was to
the financial world in 1907. lie
had simply saved the sheep mcu
from ruin the reduction in freight
rates procured 10y his own personal
efforts and aggressive personality
would mean that the sheep men
could continue in business at a say
ing of thousands of dollars annually
Ii caused the sheep men 10 smile
he had merely revived an old rating
which was appreciably lower than
the one in use.
There is the same sweet taste t'
many of his public philauthrophlrS
His muniiiccnt gifts for public en-
terprises are quite often real estate
Leals, and his gifts, donations q
Gooding property at the Goodlnl
valuation, which will never he at
tanned until there is more than on'
man in the town of Gnoding.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-07-18

The Federal Grand Jury at B,ise
last week returned indictments
against the officers and agents of
the Medhury Investment Co. for
violating the postal laws relating Ia
lotteries.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-07-18

is where Hagerman got its tip on the
subject. Probably Dampier worked
that off and then forgot all about it in
the rush of later instructions from the
muchly ratified boss.
Promulgated by the Lincoln County
Non Partisan Voters Leaguel.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-07-18

Vim. f. McComhs, of New York >
has been elected chairman of the
democrat national committee, and
will have charge of the Wilson cant
paign.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-07-18

Veterinarian.
Idaho Experiment Station.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-12
ROGERS ROASTS
BURNS Def.
AGENCY
(By United Press Leased Wire


LOS ANGELES, CAL, June ~.
Earl Rogers declaration In
court that the William ]. Burns
detectives are the greatest sub
orners of perjury in the world" Is
causing much speculation and
comment today among attaches
and attendants at the Darrow
trial.
Rogers statement came dur
ing his cross-examination of f. A.
Diekelman, a hotel clerk, Just
before court adjourned last even
ing. He declared almost in the
same breath that the district at
torney's office had witnesses out
side the jurisdiction of the court
during the Mcnamara trial whom
they since repudiated.
District Attorney Fredericks
was ON his feet in a minute.
I'VE have no wish to repudi-
ate anyone; least of all the
Burns detectives" he declared.
The appearance of Burns upon
the witness stand Is expected to
bring more fireworks from
Rogers.
"Cap" White, through whose
hands Franklin paid money to
Lockwood, was expected to re-
sumo the stand for cross-examin-
alton when court was resumed
today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-12
Club Women In
$4,000 Train
BY United Press Leased Wire. }

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, June 12.-When
the Empire State club women's
special $4,000 train pulled out.
of the Grand Central station to-
day bout for the national con-
vention of the general federation
of women's club at San Fran
cisco, a new standard of lavish
travel was set. The solid vesti-
bule Pullman train is the most
luxurious train that ever crossed
the continent.
The big delegation to the Cal
ifornia metropolis is due to the
desire of New York state club
women to elect their candidate
for national president of the fed
eration--Mrs. Philip Carpenter
of ,sYonkers. Daily caucuses will
be held on the train en- route.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-12
O'Neil Was
Badly Bruised

N. R. O'Neil, a cripple, narrow
ly escaped death last night about
6 o'clock when he was knocked
down by cable car at 18th st.
and Pacific av. and dragged some
distance over the cobblestones be-
fore the car could be stopped.
O'Neil was directly in front of
the car when he was knocked
down. His clothes caught in the
rear steps and he was seriously
injured about the head. Excited
pedestrians frantically signaled to
Gripman H. Snider to stop. At
the Fannie Paddock hospital this
morning 1t was stated O'Neil
would recover.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-12
Famous Graft Prosecutor Says He Sent
Ruef to Pen for Doing the Same Things

temporary organization Of the re-
publican national convention
may mean control of the perma-
nent organization, many of the
Taft and Roosevelt leaders today
devoted their efforts 70 getting
delegates and candidates to sup
port their temporary organiza-
ton plans.
The Roosevelt men are plan
ming to make their final stand
before the national committee on
Saturday night, when the COM
mittee is expected to complete
it's work. Roosevelt committee
men will then move that only un-
contested delegates whose names
are on the roll call be permitted
to vote, pending the conven-
tons decision as to the dele
gates entitled to vote. The Taft
men, of course, will defeat this
plan and by putting them on
record, the Roosevelt men hope
to impress the people with the
belief that Taft members of the
committee have been steam roll
ering regular delegates.
The Roosevelt faction, through
William Finn of Pittsburg, an
nounced today that Ut already
had sufficient otes to control the
temporary organization of the
conention. Roosevelt leaders as
sert that the entire Iowa dele
cation, although most of the del
egates are pledged to Taft, will
support the colonel on the tenn
porary roll call. Taft managers
bitterly. assail this claim.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-12
Preferred To Have Her Husband
Work Than Jailed
!. G. G. Reduces
Freight Rates

s1By. United Press Leased Wire.)
m WASHINGTON, ID. c., June IL.
Sustaining the contention of the
traffic bureau of Mediocre, Ore,
that the rates from that city to
northern California points we're
unreasonable, the interstate COM
merce commission today has or
dered a reduction of from IL to 1 q
cents per 100 pounds in class
rates 1 to A inclusive. This af-
fects traffic from Medford to
Hornbrook, klamath, Ager, Mon
tague, Gazelle, Edgewood. Weed,
Sison and Dunsmuir, Cal.
The new rates will go into eff
feet July 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-12
ARR. SOLONS
TO ADJOURN

PHOENIX, Ariz., June r.
After a three weeks special ses-
sion, Arizona's first legislature
will adjourn this afternoon, ac-
cording to an agreement reached
today by both houses.
Five bills were passed by the
house. They provide the publ
cation of constitutional amend
ments, creating the office of
state engineer, appointing $780,
600 for good roads, general tax
levy bills and creating the office
of assistant secretary of state.
A drastic pure food bill was
rushed through the senate within
10 minutes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-12

CHICAGO, June 12.-Francis
j. Heney of San Francisco today
bitterly assaiied the members of
the national committee. He said:
"The national committees
handling of the contest Is dis
graceful. 1t is the most scandal
lOus farce I have ever seen en-
acted, and / have watched the
methods of the toughest politi-
clans in the world-thOse Of San
Francisco. sent Abraham Ruef
to the penitentiary for doing the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-12
To My
Friends
and
Patrons

/ have lately installed a
Turpens-Ozone or Oxyoline
machine and am in position
to administer this treat
ment. Thousands of phys
icians In this and other
countries are, and have been,
using this treatment sue
cessfully in the treatment
of tuberculosis, nervousness,
insomnia, hysteria, hay
fever, eatarrh, bronchitis,
asthma (not cardiac), dia-
betes, eczema, neurasthenia,
anemic and those diseases
which are promoted by an
insufficiency of oxygen.
1t has long been recognize
ed that atmosphere pos
senses the properties OF
bksod building, oxidation
and antisepsis. Oxyoline
differs from atmospheric
action only In degree Of ac-
tivity and potency, and its
greater action makes It the
greatest blood building, oxi-
diving and antiseptic agent
within the reach Of the
medical profession.
Consumptives can remain
ut home and get far better
results from this treatment
than he can from the most
favorable climatic condf-
tions.
Would be pleased to have
you call in and let me ex-
plain this treatment 70 you.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-12

some things, only there are no
laws to take care of the situa-
ton in the national committees
case. Senator Crane of Massa-
chusetts and Senator Penrose of
Pennsylvania have openly dem
onstrated that they are willing
to follow a program which has
been unfair from start to finish.
1 blush for shame that two
United States senators should SO
debase themselves"
Realizing that control of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-12
Girls Slayer
Is Indicted
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

SAN FRANCISCO. June Ia
Charles H. Bonner, 10, who shot
and killed Bernice Godair, a IT.
year-old high school girl, on the
steps of her home last week be-
cause she refused to go out with
him, Is under indictment today by
the grand jury. The indictment
was returned after several hours
Investigation. Bonner's case had
been continued in the police court
pending the grand jury's action.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-12
Hotel Argonaut
Starts Business

The Hotel Argonaut. new
at 1907 Pacific av..
opened to the public with all the
brand new. There
will be a telephone in each room.
A first-class restaurant will be
run in addition to the hotel.