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The Washington times., 1912-11-01
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We have always had the
est respect for public iltelligene
our advertising and in our store {
ice. In this manner we have ga
the public confidence and we all
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
CHURCH NOTES.
Contributed Weekly by the Pastors of
the Various Churches.

As stated in last week 5 paper union
Thanksgiving service has been planned
for The service will be in the Metho-
dist church at 10 o'clock On Thanksgiv-
ing day, and Rev. Dodge Of the Christian
church will preach. Special music has
been arranged for. The merchants have
kindly agreed to close their stores all day
which will give all chance to attend
the service and during the balance OF the
day to think OF and thank God for the
many blessings which he has given dur
ing the year just passed.
This is being observed at the Baptist
church as "Home Mission Week. -
Tomorrow, friday night will be the
last service OF the week, but two special
services on next Sunday.
The Baptist ladies cleared $500 at
the supper given last Saturday night.
The committees appointed from the
several churches to arrange for the Union
Christmas programme, met at the home
OF Mr.. Ward on Monday night and APP
pointed subcommittee on programme,
finance, decorations, etc. In previous
years the plan OF union service has
been success in every way. Several
persons who were such a great help be-
fore were appointed on committees again
this year and we predict the best Christ
mas programme ever given in Jerome.
The Methodist church held their quar-
terly conference on Tuesday night OF
this week.
Rev. Andrews preached at Grand View
hall last Sunday afternoon.
Remember-Rev. Dodge will preach
in jerome both morning and evening
next Sunday.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
SHORT LINE GETTING BUSY.
Report that they will Build From
Twin Falls to Wells, Nevada.

The following dispatch sent out from
Twin Falls last Saturday, is Of more than
passing notice to the people OF this sec
ton:
TWIN FALLS, Nov. lG.-The Oregon
Short Line is to build a road at once
from Twin Falls to connect with the
Southern Pacific near Wells, Nev. This
positive statement was made here last
evening by w. H. Bancroft, vice pres
dent and general manager OF the Oregon
Short Line. Mr. Bancroft, accompanied
by F. ii. Knickerbocker, assistant gen
eral manager, and Charles f. Brooks OF
the Pocatello Division, arrived here yes
terday by special train, OH their way to
Rogerton to consult with their corps of
engineers, who for the past 10 days have
been working in the field between this
city and Wells. 1t has been known for
some time that a corps OF engineers was
working along this route, but for whom
they were working was not known until
yesterday.
Mr. Bancroft also stated that the line
would go through Contact, the rich cop
per mining camp 10 miles south OF this
city, which is exceedingly rich but has
no railroad. The work on the actual
building OF the line will begin as soon as
the company has decided on the termi-
nus OF the line, which will probably be
at Metropolis, about Is miles from Wells.
the objective point OF the proposed line
OF the Western Pacific line from this
tract.
The Short Line is at present replacing
the 6O-pound rails along the branch to
Minidoka with yU-pound rails and is also
strengthening the high bridge across
Rock creek, on the west edge Of this city.
What effect this announcement will
have on the plans to build an indepen-
dent line from Twin Falls to connect
with the Western Pacific at Wells the
dispatch does not state, but it is to be
hoped that the efforts thus far made
along this line will not cease. Condi-
that the Short Line is not able to handle
the business from this section, to say
nothing OF enlarging their territory. Not
only this, but the tonnage from this i'm.
mediate vicinity will increase amazingly
from year to year, and the need OF more
roads will be keenly felt. There will be
ample business for the two roads from
this section to the south, and we trust
that the promoters OF the new line thai
has been SO ardently advocated, will moi
lose any OF their enthusiasm by the an
nouncement OF the Short Lines inten
tons.
The announcement last week OF til,
purchasing OF property in the vicinity o
Shoshone Falls by the Short Line woul,
indicate that their intentions were t,
cross the river with this new contem
plated line.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21

The Grand View Social Club are pre-
pnrinc for an elaborate time at their
club house on tomorrow (Friday) even
inc In addition to dancing an elaborate
turkey supper will be served and gen
eral good time is anticipated. Tickets
have been placed at Sl.oo per couple, and
all are cor Tally invited. The past record
of the Club for delightful entertainments
il sufficient to warrant a large crowd, and
A large delegation from Jerome may be
expected.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21

The Idaho Irrigation Company is send
ing a representative back to Denver to
investigate the potato market from that
point. Ii favorable conditions are found
the company will undertake to assist
farmers on its segregations to market
their spuds in the eastern markets. 1t
will also take up the questi,n of car
shortage with the railroad company, as
the present condition is as bad AS nc
market at all. -Gooding Leader.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
Announcements
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Schedule OF services:
Bible School, 10 a. IN.
J. A. ARMSTRONG, 5. ). Superintendent
NJ. E. CHURCH
ID. l.. ANDREWS, Pastor.
Preaching at a. III. and : 30 D. m.
Choir Practice Saturday evening, 80.
Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
All are cordially invited.
;. l.. Hughell, Superintendent.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
b. II. WARD, Pastor.
Sunday School at 1000 o'clock.
Morning worship, Hoo O'Clock. Sub
ject, "Our Country's Opportunity"
Evening service, 100. subject, Amer
lea s Problems"
Solo by Mr. X. c. Sherman.
Stereopticon pictures Sunday night
Come-hear-see
Mid-week service every "Wednesday
eve at $50.
CHRIRTIAN SCIENCE.
Christian Science Society of Jerome
will hold regular services every Sunda.
at II o'clock in Hales Hall. Sunda,
School Immediately after service. !
cordial invitation is extended to tin
public
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
34tf-


Cache Valley in Utah, for its area, is
no doubt the greatest dairy section in
America. Four condensing factories are
within thirty miles who condense daily an
average o1ls0, 600 pounds of milk. A few
years ago every dairyman wanted Hol-
stein cows, but as the milk at the factory
is bought on butter fat test, Mr.. Dairy
man discovered that those with Jersey
cows were getting the biggest checks.
Recently these Holstein dairymen bought
seven cars of Jersey COWS. We have ior
sale on our ranch | mile southwest oi
Jerome, 30 head of the finest Jersey
heifers in the state. Prices and terms
reasonable. Can supply a few Registered
yearling Jersey bulls.
ARTHUR BAGsHAw,
34-6t Mgr. Vogeler Ranch.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21

The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society are
more than pleased with the success
attained at their first Cafeteria supper
which was served last Saturday evening
The menu comprised about everything
that was appetizing, and the expressions
of approval from the many who partook
OF the supper must have been very graft
fyinc to the good ladies who had worked
SO hard and increasingly to make the
supper success. we are also pleased to
note that their efforts were instrumental
in adding quite a revenue to the treasury
OF the society
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
For Sale.

2oON Head Old Ewes. ! to , yrs. time
SO interest.
1000 Head . to yrs. old Ewes. Tops.
| To 1 yrs. time; so interest.
100 Head Stock hogs. Sows and pigs
Good cow weeks old heiier calf by
her side.
One OF the best young horses on tho
tract.
Have buyer who wants good cheaI
team of mares, harness and wagon.
| have 20 head of Shrop, Lincoln ant
Cotswolds Bucks for sale or trade.
SEE FRAZER
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21

The sheep industry is becoming quite
i,ctor ON the North Side tract, and sew
cr,L thousand head have been sold u
,,,r sc,,lcrs this fall This industry Is
looked upon as a partial solution OF the
surplus hay problem, and AS very liberal
farms have been made wherein very httl'
capital is required, quite number OF
our farmers have taken advan age oil the
offer and are purchasing small Hooks
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
For Sale.

One yr. old apple trees on three VI.
roots. Straight, sturdy and vigorous, to
over 6 it. high. Varieties: Yellow Trans
parent (best Summer) Wealthy (Fall and
early Winter, Johnathan and Mcintosh
red, (Winter.) Ii you want choice trees
to & it. high at % cents each, order
now; plant now.
c. j. MANNER,
Jerome, Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
For Sale Early King.

Red Raspberry bushes $50 per 1000,
- per 100; the most productive, choicest
quality, best shipping red raspberry
known. From : rows, ~ rods long, |
sold this last season Sls15O worth OF
berries. Now is the time Ia bny, now is
the time To plant Plants delivered to
your store Tree of charge.
{. j. MANNER,
Jerome, Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21

The new heavy steel rails being put III
an the Twin Falls branch have TINS "''N
hecu laid through town and the heavy
engines are being run this far with o'p
trains As soon as this work Is com
nlc,cd and the bridge aero the ol''h'
nut in shape these heavy engines VIII ID
rrr through to Buhl.-Rupert Pioneer
Record.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
shrubs For Sale.

IIydrangcas =. e.; lilacs' wh''e ana
rurnle. Spirca V. H.. ; SNOWFALL Chinese
Matrimony Vine; American Ivy Orlm-
son Rambler, all large clumps over ) IL
hirh worth 75c and more; your choice
now Doc each at my place. Soc delivered
{. j. MANNER,
Jerome, Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
Very UnfriendIy.

Inc ilagerman Sun, seemingly forget
ting that Hagrrman is part Of Lincoln
county, makes the following very un-
friendly reference to the election of ] NJ
Staples OF Wendell, as county commits
sioncr:
Wonder how much help the people
VIII get from the Wendell commissioner
III building that road up the Gridley
grade which will allow the people on
the bench to come to IIag 'rman instead
OF going to Wendell to trade. Some
thing for our Democratic friends who
voted against Jensen to think about. ."
Does the Sun infer from this that il
Mr.. Jensen had been elected he would
have confined all his efforts to his home
town, or doe, the editor Just feel dis
grnntled because democrat has been
successful. Ii We misjudge not, Mr..
Staples is much broader man mentally
than the Sun editor, and will represent
the second commissioner district to the
best OF his ability, and will not stoop 50
low as to consider any particular section
preferable to another. Up here in the
thrd district, our representative happens
to hail from Hepburn, but there is not a
voter or property holder in this section
but what believes that Mr.. Nelson will
show the same consideration to the peo-
pie Of this section that he will to his own
locality. He has done it in the past, and
the time to Judge II man is after his work
Is done, and not falsely accuse him be-
lore his work is commenced.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
A Pleasant Surprise.

Friends OF Rev. b. II Ward, pastor Of
the Baptist church, to the number Of
twenty or more, invaded his quiet home
last Thursday evening unnannounced, the
occasion being birthday anniversary OF
this popular pastor. 80 systematically
had the affair been arranged that the
same had not reached the ear OF the pa =
tor and he had to admit that he was
thoroughly surprised A most pleasant
evening was spent in social way, inter
spcr,cd will games OF various kinds, fol-
lowed ~ lap supper which was PIE
pared by the invading hosts At an APP
propriate time Mr. H. C. sherman, in
behalf Of the assembled friends, in neat
little speech, presented Mr. Ward with i
set OF link cut buttons. as small appre-
citation oi his services in the society at
jerome, and the wish that the attach
ment already formed between the pastor
and the members might he continued.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
GRA<DVIEM
Shoats for Sale.

Have 30 head of fine shoats and Iii
pigs weeks old, for sale at right prices.
Six miles northeast of town.
36-tf NJ. j. BRIDGmAN.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
The Black AriStOCratS
The a TriCeS COlOred"

Something good and up-to-datc in
their funny sayings, funny doings
and funny people. Cake walking,
Buck and Wing Dancing, Planta-
ton Songs and Plantation Doing-
They Come Highly Recommended
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
Adm. 20, 3O,and 40c

ni March 1873.
Sheep feeders are now paying $50 ior
hay ia the stack
There Is now abont ljosi herd Of sheep
Oh the jerome tract
Have you seen the doll display At the
Jerome Drug COZ
Something like i,ooo tons OF hay in
this immediate vicinity has been sold 10
sheep men during the past week
Delicious home made candy at the
Methodist Bazaar sat. NOV, 90
Mr. G. Frazer. miles southwest of
Jerome. is having his farm put into SHAPE
ior cultivation.
5 ; Reed, living south west OF town.
ha- joined the sheep colony, having pnr-
chased bis stock from f. ; Fr.ifcr
We -,ll fcschmann' Yeast
JrnoNf Nina. Co.,
Mr. Paul l. Sig-hc, OF OAk Park. lll..
who is an old time chum OF Frank PIERCE
i,,i-itins at the home OF the latter
s'r' display ol Eirctric Heaters at An
nets Al varieties
We have bccn enjoying some delight.
ml Idaho weather tie past week. winch
seems quite relief after the stormy
PERIOD
send your friends Thank ~ei,lugcari
We have them 3 Tor De-.
1nr EA,kir.
All OF the building, have l.-n removed
from thc North park and the -,nc has
been powci. preparatory to seeding in
the spring.
We -ell flcischmann Yeast
JFRoNE MrRc. Go.
Mr. wilkins, representing the snake
River Implement Co.. ol Twin Falls was
hem last saturday contracting ior hay
among our farmers.
Buy your window glass oi the Jerome
Drug Co. They carry complete stock
Boise is now the mecca Tor office SEEK
crs from both political parties. the demo
Gratis looking out Tor national offices
while the republicans have to content
themselves with state plums
We will pay 81 - pcrcWt in trade for
wheat Tur R,ckfr
Judging from the amount of lumber
that is being hauled ont OF town every
day, would indicate that there was con
siderable building being done ON dillrr-
ent sections of the tract
You can get beautiful Japanese Ant
Pictures at the Methodist Bazaar, Nov. 80.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving. and II
the land board will only give Us some
decision prior To that time, the North
Side settlers will indeed have something
to give thanks for
We sell Fleischmann' Yeast
JEROME MrRc. Go.
Attention is called to the advertisement
Of the Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph Co., in which quite a reduc-
ton is made in the charge Tor long dis-
lance calls.
Mr.. Frank Minis has been very low
the past week from an attack of pneum"-
mia, and at times his life was despa'rcd
OF. A change for the better, however
took place Tuesday night, and at last a'-
counts he was improving nicely.
Cut down your light bill Buy Mazda
Lamps at the Racket.
The opening day at the big Cash ha's'
ing Sale at Armstrong; last SATURDAY
proved very satisfactory to the propr''.
tor, large number OF farmers anu
town people being on hand to take at
vantage of the bargains offered.
WANTED ~ BrY-A good COW.
30-2t G. A. ELLIOTT, Wendell.
Mr.. w. NJ. Graves, a brother OF Mrs
Chas. Wiswall, is quite sick at the hon'
of the latter with an attack OF iyphoi'
fever. He recently returned from ih'
South Side where it is thought he con
tracted the disease.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
Wanted.

Available girl lor housework. Have
electric washer and electric irons. Write
or telephone.
Mrs. NICroR O. JOHNSON,
Shoshone, Ida
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
$1,000 Reward.

$1,000 reward for information leading
T., ,hc arrest and conviction OF parties
stealing cabbagcs from my 5-acre tract
f.. u. PIPER.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
Hogs For Sale.

Shoats. Sows, with and without pigs.
Good stock at reasonable prices.
Orro Brown,
34-tf- mi. south of q. 5. L. depot.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
Wanted.

Work on good dairy farm by expert
enced dairyman. Address
f. McLArGHIIS,
Box 1852 Wendell, Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
To Trade.

4 kimball piano, good rs new for live
stock or farm implements. Inquire at
this office. 5Fu
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
CHRISTIAN


W. j. DODGE, Pastor.
Bible School at 10 a. III. j. w. Me
lntIre, Superintendent.
Services by minister w. j. Dodge, the
second and fourth Sundays in each
month.
GRANDvIEw
Union Sunday school will be held
every Sunday afternoon at 800 at the
Grandview hall. Everyone invited.
Rev. A. l.. BRAGG, Supt.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21

FOR SALE-One Duroc Jersey brood
SOW and one thoroughbred boar. 4
fancy hog at Il bargain.
OLIVER HILL,
lott miles north.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

and degenerate wreck of royalty.
The military-governor OF st.
Petersburg, Count Won Palen,
wants 10 rid the nation Of him, and
sounds the cZarovitch on the mat
ter. The latter. however. is what
dear Lady Macbeth styled ''infirm
of purpose 30; 30 Won Palen veers
over 10 anothe rtack. Making II
appear that the ministers and royal
family are actually in league 10
murder Paul. he tells the monarch
that they are. That brings forth
the expected decree oi banishment,
or worse With that. Won Palen is
able to wiring consent from the
Gar s elder son TO murder the old
tvraut and mount the throne him
self. All that takes much more
time 10 tell in the drama written
for Orlenoff than 10 sketch here.
Finally it is bedtime-yours and
mine and Paul's. However, after
the terrifying rudeness Of the
ear S awakening, YOU and / go
home i'm mood 20 put off, by any
reasonable eNpedient. putting out
the light. Paul, on his part. has
heard of the conspiracy and Is
naturally reluctant 10 close hls
eyes; il takes the Countess Taga.
rina. who is considerably better-look
ing than the heftv Empress, lot
of time and trouble 10 lull him off
into Sunderland The murderers
break into the chamber; drag the
emperor from his bed; and, secur-
ing rope about his throat, haul
him up a flight OF steps and drop
him down TO death in hideous
agony. [ doubt whether any sight
more terrifying has ever been wit
messed on our stage. Orlenoff S ex-
traordinary power over the features
of his face insures an swfulness
that few. if any, actors Of the day
could give TO the final struggle.
Van Palen announces that the cZar
has died of apopleXy; his trem-
bling. nauseated son is noisily pro.
claimed emperor; and, true to
Russian pessimism, the last words
spoken are: Zone tyrant is dead,
another is alive
At the end there were no calls
for author; but then, how could
there be-his name is Dmitti
Mereshkovsky!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

NTONE who would have pre-.
dicted few years ago that
moving pictures would be ex.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

A NTONE who would have pre-.
~ dicted a few years ago that
n moving pictures would be er-
hibited at n Broadway theater
in New York nj the one dollar and a
half scale Of prices and draw capacity
audiences, would have been looked
upon as dreamer Yet this is now
happening at the New York theater
whore the kinomacolor pictures of the
gorgeous Durbar coronation in India are
now being shown.
lu viewing the kinemacolor pictures
of the Durbar, one j. impressed with
not only the fidelity Of motion and ac-
ton but chiefly by the fidelity with
which the colors are reproduced, The
climate of India lends itself in marked
degree TO photography and the Durbar
pictures have been acclaimed as n tri
umph of cincmatographic art.
Like scenes from the Arabian Nights,
the gorgeous spectacle of the Durbar
is presented. with It's hosts of distin.
guished pcrsonages. king and emperor,
queen aud empress, princes and rajahs
Of India. chleftains and officials,
thousands Of British and Indian soldiers
and hundreds Of thousands of the peo,
pie, all attired in glowing coiors of
Kaleidoscope hucs. Horses, elephants,
sacred camels and oxen, all Gorgeously
attired. fill the scenes. while overhead
is the turquoise blue sky.
The entire series Of the Durbar in
kinemacolor. exactly "a shown in New
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

nD AY DREAMS, Visions ot
Bliss as sang by little
L. Mirzi Hsjos. in 1.-The Spring
Maid in many applauding
cities OF the country. has mado a circle
OF tune that grew and widened; that
spread beyond the hearing OF the audi.
ence, beyond the sounds OF the violin,
beyond the confines of the theaters.
1.-The Spring Maid has been praised
with unusual lnvishness OF phrase in
many cities since 81 was heard IN the
west. II will be the first time that n
great and expensive comic opera has
made the long trip across the country
sistent call will bring back Fteuletn
Mizzi Hajos, and the organisation OF
singers and all the elaborate scenic pro-
duetion 70 the Salt Lake theater on
April 25, 25 and 27.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

RUT what does Mr.. kcllett
- Chambers dol Having con
''slyed vigorously and freshly 70
ms point, he becomes lazy ana
Ithers ny enough junk. long
ssoandoned by dramatists who
aourishcd IN the eighties and
,nineties, 10 carry off his engaging
oeolne and dump her in a verlt,,
soie bog of stacy refuse. Lazy, !
.tpeat; for | refuse 20 believe inal
suyone capable OF starting so wei
,,olld have ended 50 impotcntlr
Lsd no exercised his own powers oi
INVENTION instead of falling back
IN moldy pwd lethargic memory.
immediatclv he throws his prom
sing Miss Van Roof Unto the
SIeeaate s power hv making hiW
yer brother 3 employer. so tho iat.
W may be caught u, some crooked
-ofk which the sister can and does
s,eke straight. Then, having sup
pned the Rubber King with an IN
,,sne wife whose existence prevents
mn from MARRYING Miss Van Root,
we author makes that sell
assessed vounc woman give her-
"n willingly 10 him.
All this happened long before
opening Of the play; but the
motives for these moves. the man
=, IN which thcy have been made
.nu the degrees TO which the vari'
~, characters are aware of them
@ all woefullv confused. when
~ absolutely 1isregarded. so
tI,asn the several persons begin 70
realize the true natures Of one