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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03

As a word Oi warning We wish to eau
ton those who are digging potatoes to
not leave any in the field over night
either loose on the ground or in sacks.
This warning is suggested from the fact
that several loads were brought in yes
terday 80 badly frozen as to make them
unmarkctable. The weather at the pre-
sent time is too changeabe to take any
chances, and the wise farmer will see TO
it that his spnds are all under cover at
nightiall.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03

Saturday evening of this week Will
witness the second annual Harvest Home
dance To be given under the auspices OF
the Ladies oi the Good Thought club.
Thank, to the arrangement committee,
everybody can attend this dance As no
sunday clothes are needed, and all
are expected to wear their working toys,
and to encourage this feature oi the affair
prizes will bc given to the lady ami gen
tleman appearing in the most appr"prl-
ale. working costume. Tickets have been
reduced To - cents. good music has beer
engaged. and everyone is looking Tor
ward to a most enjoyable time. Remrm
her the date, Saturday evening, Oct. -
AT Amusement hall.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03
NEXT WEEK.
The Great Lincoln County Fair to
be Held at Shosh0ne.
Governor HawIey to he Present on
Tuesday.

Arrangements are now all completed
Tor tie Lincoln County Fair, which will
open under the most favorable auspices
at Shoshone next week We are advised
10y the Secretary that indications point
to the largest number Of entries ever made
at any like exhibition in the county, as
surances being given that each and every
department will be- well represented.
Governor lIawley has kindly consent
ed to open the Fair, which he will pro-
cecd to do at / a. III. Tuesday morning
with an address To the people.
The speed program promises some in
teresting sport for the lovers Oi horse
racing, and other amusement features
have been provided that will-ntcrcst all
Those expecting to make exhibits should
have them in the hands Of the Secretary
on Monday.
We had expected to give the schedule
of special trains this week, but have hac
no definite announcement regarding then
mp to the time OF going to press.
The citizens OF Shoshone are prepared
to welcome all who attend and We be
speak for the Fair liberal patronag,
from the people OF the town and sur
rounding country.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03

Roy &. Jones, the democratic randl-
date for state senator, was talking poll
ties among the boys here Tuesday. cor
course Roy wouldn't talk such stuff to
the ladies' Roy allowed the eX-gov. to
Use him as a tool Just So long rs IT suited
his (Roy's) pleasure, but now that this
same cx-gov. wants to call him OIL the
Jig is up and Roy won't he called. II
would appear that the interests oil the
North Side people would he safer in the
hands of Mr.. Jones than entrusted to
Senator under the dictation OF the repub'
lean political boss OF the county.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03
Notice.

There will be an important meeting OF
the Farmers Educational and Co-opera-
tive Union Of the Jerome, local on Satilr-
day. October 9Th, at o'clock p. m,
sharp. Some very important business
is Ia be- transacted and it is to every mem
hers interest that lac he present New
applicants will please he present al 2:l5,
sharp.
H. \. JAMES, l.. \. LEINBArGn,
Pres. Sec
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03

Mr. L. G.. Newman had the misfortune
to lose a horse in a very peculiar manner
last week. He son was driving one team
with another tied behind his wagon, and
coming 10 coulee, the driving team
wadcd into it without any hesitation, but
one OF the rear horses baked on reach
ing the water, throwing its head in such
a manner as to break its neck, dying at
once. The loss is quite IA heavy one To
Mr.. Newman.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03
Water Deliveries.

Notices were sent ont by the Canal Go.
last week Ia the effect that water would
he turned ont Of the bitches on October
lat. to give the company AN opportunity
to make some repairs in the system.
Owing to the fact that considerable irri-
eating is still h'.ing dome, We were adj
vls''d by the company yesterday that
water would not be turned off prior To
the 10Th OF the month. As many had
contemplated putting in cistcrns, this
extension OF time will be most gratifying
to them.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03
School Clubs Exhibit.

Last spring, while Miss Grace NJ. Shcp-
herd, State Superintendent OF Public In
struction, was visiting the jerome
schools, she inauguralcd Boys Potato
Club and II Girls Sewing club. These
clubs were duly organized and officially
registered at Boise. For Advisor the
potato club elected Supt W. NJ. Massey,
and the sewing Climb elected Mrs. Kate
W Archer
Seven boys and seven girls have com
plcted the contest and are ready to TX
hibit the products oi their toll The cx
hibits will be on display in the Business
Mems Club rooms in the News building
all day, on Saturday, Sept 18th, and tine
public is cordially invited to inspect them
at any time during the day. No adnis-
sion Ice will he charged.
Each boy will exhibit - pounds Of
POTATOES in the regular exhibit under
state rules, and in addition one-half
hushel Of his best spuds. Each girl will
exhibit five pieces oi needle work. con-
,sting ol darned stockings, patches,
aprons, etc.
4 number ni suitable prizes has been
donated 10y orr merchants and can he >'-eIi
in their show windows during this week
For the potato club the prizes are Is fol-
lows:
Wheel Garden Cutivator,
jerome Hardware Co.
Brace and set OF bits,
Frazer Moore Hardware Co.
| Hat. j. A. Armstrong.
Subscription To- Breeders Gazette,
Annett Il Son.
Three pocket knives. Jerome Mere. Co.
The prizes for the girls sewing clul
are:
Pair kid gloves, Jerome Mere Co
Two piece dresser set. f. q. Gauss
Book, North Side Pharmacy
China Puff box. Jerome Drug Co
Hair Ribbon. Richmond Mere. Co
Scarf, Iahn Bros
Bar Pin, two pendants, j \. Armstrong
Major Reed has offered 500 i"r TIN
best half bnshel OF POTATOES and the othe'
hall bushc lots will he sold at auction H.
Jonh :. Ilartshorn at four o'clock
Every penny OF money from these sale
will belong To the boy who grew tn
spuds.
These exhibits will he taken to tn
fair at Shoshone next week, and tn
winners in each class will he given
week AT the state fair in Boise rs til
guests OF the University OF Idaho.
1t is hoped that our people will tur
ont saturday and encourage the boys an
girls in this work. Next year these clul
should number ten times as many col
, ;estants.
All these exhibits are the handiwor
oi the pupils themselves and are \eI
different from the ordinary school eXhil
! its, in which maps are the creation Of
drawing teacher, essays written by Il
> English teacher, and ali falsely creditt
to the boy and girl.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03
Have the School ChiIdrens' Eyes Ex'
amined

The Twin Falls Optical Co., DR.. j. 7.
Evans, President, DR.. Chas L. Thomp-
son, Secretary, will be represented by
DIR. Thompson at the North Side Inn'
Monday and Tuesday, until 4 p. m,
Sept. 3Oth and Oct. LIST DR.. Thompson
is graduate of the Northern ILLINOIS
College oi Opthalmology OF Chicago.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03
Regular Services.

\ letter received from Rev. Ward, the
new Pastor OF the Baptist church at
Jerome, states that he and Mrs.
Ward will arrive IN Jerome Saturday,
Oct. 9TH, and that commencing the Sun
Jay following, and thereafter, there will
he regular services in the church at the
usual hour each Sabbath.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03
.

Lee Boyer came in last night with u
batch Of raspberries. and when asked
where he got berries AT this time, ne
stated that he had few bushes ON when
the second crop for the year were JuS'
ripc. and he had the berries To show Tor
il They were especially large, fine Der
ries and of delicious ilavor--hager-
man sun.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03
Pasture for Stock.

On and after October LIST will be pre-
pared 10 furnish pasture for the winter
Tor about ~ head OF stock Those de-
string To secure pasture should ste me AT
once and make the necessary arrange
memts. j. II. kNiunr,
At Tramway.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03
Revision Downward.

We have decided to again engage in
the Retail Milk business i" Jerome and
will sell the best OF milk at T. quarts Tor
sI.oo. Your patronage solicited.
W. j. WALKER X Co.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03
To Exchange.

VIII exchange matched team oi bay
geldings. weight 1900 to 5000 lbs, for
a lighter team OF good mares.
X. &. SHERMAN.
Two miles north OF Jerome.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03
For Sale.

IIivh grade young Jersey COWS an"
heilcrs. Some just fresh. LIND
> miles west, | mile south.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03
10 the Public.

Having rented rooms at the Racket,
IN now prepared to do custom sewing
'ither at the store or in the home.
Miss SIZE.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03

Four Registered Poland China hoars.
large enough ior service this fall.
Enquire. The First Nation;, Bank.
32-2t Wendell, Idaho.
Mr. K c. ',hcrmap entertained i num-
hcr ul her lady friends at a reception last
Thursday afternoon in honor OF her
mdhcr. Mrs = j MclArcu, OF Chicago,
who j. Visiting her Everybody Was adj
mumishcd To- "hrimu their ,eWingas moth
cr wnnld soon hr going, 80 You can i'm
a.ne what busy time there was. 4
m.,,i delicate ami tasty tN"-c"nrse lunch
econ Was served which did credit to the
hostess and was heartily enjoyed 10y all.
The place cards each bore an enigma
which the guest was supposed to solve,
and in addition rrcitc one of the Oldest
"reminiscences within their recollection.
Thi, feature nccasioned much hard study
ts well As mcrritncmt among the guests
present. The affair throughout was u
very pleasant one and much enjoyed by
those fortunate enough To he present.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03

Hoover potato digger, almost new
At bargain.
G. |. TOwLE.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03
For Sale.

Good milk COW Fresh 10y October lst
a. f. GuuID
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03
For Sale.

No. II DeLaval separator, nearly new.
WALTER If. Corr,
All Falls City, Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03

MIR. Joe. H. Day, one OF the pioneers
OF thi, section, and who owns well inn
proved farm on the First Segregation,
vas here short time Saturday cnroutS
To- 'hpshonc To- do jury service. Joe is
the democratic candidate for County
Commissioner from the third district,
and q man that any voter might well
take pride in supporting. Joe sage hc is
too busy on his iarin to do much cam
paien work. and this i, one good reason
why lac slioud receive thc support oi the
citizens oi the county who are interested
ia the economical administration ui pub
lie affairs. by economy and closc attcn-
tion To- all the minor details, Mr. Day
has proven to be- one OF our most sue
c,>siu farmers. and man brought up
in this class ui schooling. is the right
kind oi a citizen To bee intrlslcd with the
administration OF public matters.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03
See our alfalfa hay cutters.
NORM SIDE WAREHOUSE ~ Cow. l

NoRTII SIDE W ARkll" ~ ~ N""' W.
Judging from what the Shosn""'
Signal says of two oi the democratic can
Jidates for county offices, there is no USe
If them making any further ca'nIa'gn'
"IIarlan d. IIcist and J. \. Keller one
the candidate lur county prosecutor ANU
,he other a candidate lnr the Office "'
county treasurer. were in Jerome sa'"f-
day. and attended the Jerome Flower
show and made themselves solid with All
the women, and then attended the 'a""'
Users Association and made themselves
solid with the men, 81 they are eoni'deh'
of coming in on the home stretch WIN
full vote from that neck OF the woods
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03
Keep This Data.

III taxing your friends To visit the
great Sloshonc Falls ,ou are Piled with
many questions regarding the dimensions
OF the falls, the height ol the canyon
wall. and many Other questions which
~" are probably not prepared to answer
at "il-hand. Official figures are now lc-
'ns compiled. However by a party OF
I mi"d states geological surveyors, and
they are worth preserving.
According To- the figures compilel
Nh"Sl"n" TAILS has a height OF 2OO lcct
instead ri 2l2 feet a. heretofore accredit-
rd. The elevation at the top Of the falls
Is gwen H. .i,3jj feet, and At the bottom
>, 10 feet. The elevation OF Point Gar
HELD. ON tine north side, and Point Me
kinlcy, on the south side Of the CANYON.
are given rs 3,1IJ feet and BOO feet
respectively. The distance between Gar
field peak and the brink Of the falls is
gwen rs 4"1 l'et, giving the canyon wall
"a height ~ Gn feet below the falls. Fig
urcs vii show that the falls are about
H'~ feet wide at the brink.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03

For the cheapest life insurance, the
best life insurance and in company
which protects lis policy holders by ann
pie reserve funds, investigate the Mcr-
chants Lille Association OF Burlington,
Iowa o. ". Dougllcrly.
.il-u Local Agent.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-03

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Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-30
BSBEE AND THE WARREN STRICT WILL CELEBRATE
 Two Days--Thvrsday July 4th--Friday July 5th
NIGHTS OF CARNIVAL
Friday July 5fh.

Drills and maneuvers by the troops of the Fourth Cav airy Machine Drill hy Machine Gun Corps, Concerts by the famous Fourth Cavalry Band Soldiers, Sports Races of Cavalry Horses at Warren
 Daring Aeroplane flights by Al Williams, the Ari- zona Aviator his Arizona built machine constructed especaly for flights at high attitudes.
 Wild West Show Bronco Bunting, Goat Roping, Wild Steer Riding, Cowboy Sports Cowpony races, etc Second day and finish of Great Machine Drill Contest Street Carnival.
 Band Concert-Three Bands in the Streets of Bisbee and Lowell.
 Public Dances
 Fun and enjoyment for everyone.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-30
DAYS OF FUN
Thursday July T

Sunrise national salute
 Parade led by Fourth Cavalry Mounted Band and Fourth Cavalry U. S 4. Floats, Lodges. Cowboys Dec orated Automobiles Decorated Vehicles Three Bands etc.
 Greatest Machine Drilling Contest ever held in the Southwest
 Sports and Athletic events, Relay Races, Mountain Climbing Marathon Race and dozen others Beautiful and Novel Daylight Fireworks Display Baseball, Soldiers vs Tri-Town League. Muckng Contest
 Address by Arizona's first Governor, Hon. George ". P. Hunt.
 Magnificent and spectacular display of aerial pyro- technics---the heavens ablaze with light. Street Carnival
 Band Concerts, Two Bands.
 Public Dances
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
SMITH REALTY co.
SEES BRIGHT OUTLOOK

Tho smith Realty company. q con-
Germ which has been in the realty mar
ket Of this city for many years, de-
clares that the year 1912 has been one
OF the best years of its career. Several
good sized land deals outside of the
city, coupled with the numerous small
city deals, were closed up during the
year, and the deals now pending for
the beginning Of the new year form the
basis of good feeling and optimism.
"We are thoroughly convinced, -
said John r. Smith. ''from the number
of inquiries we are receiving from out.
side of the city, from different parts of
the country, in fact, for homes, acreage
property, trackage property, subdivi-
sions, farms and ranches, that the en-
tire country has it's eyes upon Utah and
this intermountain country, and that
the year 1913 will see a tremendous in
hux of both new people and capital into
our state and city. One thing that has
impressed me forcibly during the past
few months is the fact that Salt Lake
City is not only geographically located
for great distributing point of general
merchandise, but should also become a
marketing point for lands, mines, live
stock and securities, and I cannot pos
sibly see any reason why, if we will all
get together and push and boost, Salt
Lake City should not become great
city and 1913 is to be the year in which
some Of the things coming our way will
be in evidence. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
SALT LAKE CITY IS
BEST PLACE TO COME

Fl. C. Hoffman OF the Hoffman Bros.
Loan & Trust company is authority for
the statement that Salt Lake City Of
fers better opportunities for investors
than any other western city. He says:
"From close observations made IN eV-
cry ono of the western cities on the
coast we find no place that offers such
great inducements to the investors as
Salt Lake City. Prices of real estate
are much lower hero and values can
quadruple before they are as high as IN
our sister cities. With the great i'm:
proyements that are under way and
plans out for different structures to be
erected in 1918, we believe Salt Lake
will enjoy Il great. active movement IN II,
real estate and prices of property will
greatly advance. -.
"While visiting our. western cities
we made thorough investigation IN
regard to opportunities for investments
and we found there are no cities where
such chances are offered as in Salt
Lake. Now is the time to buy prop
erty here as prices never will be so low
again as they are now"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
SAYS LAVD AFFORDS
SAFEST INVESTMENT
L. r. Martineau Warmly In
dorseS "Back to the Farm"
Idea.

l.. r. Martineau. dealer in farms and
homes. is among those who have pledged
themselves to assist the back to- the-farn
Mr., Martineau, whose office
is In the Kearns building. yesterday
said:
In every community there are
thrifty. prosperous men and women
looking for safe and profitable places
TO invest their savings. For years
much OF these savings, and less
worthy schemes have been organized
to take up whatever slack" re-
nained among tile careless and un-
suspecting public.
Losses sustained in these schemes
have caused change In public conn
dence, so that nothing but genuine
and attractive values appeal To the
man OF much or little money. Farms,
ranches. fruit lands In Utah. lying be-
tween the deserts of Wyoming and
be In great demand and will double
in value within the next two or three
years In many localities.
More Intensive agriculture Is the
next great farming innovation. going
hand in hand with the conservation
of our priceless springs of water and
our valued mountain streams Young
men looking out onto life will find
independence and expansion In the
various departments OF farming, ana
many poory-paid mechanics and
business men OF the city Will find and
buy a little farm and escape the ex-
pensive and uncertain existence OF
city life. Yes, business Will be good
the coming wear.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
PLANS FOR INAUGURAL
BALL ARE UNDER WAY

Plans for the inaugural ball III honor
of the commencement OF the second ad-
ministration Of Governor William Spry
will be completed Monday by the COM
mittee having the arrangements in
charge. The inauguration of Governor
Spry will occur on January 6, but the
ball will not be held until the latter
part Of the month. The inaugural
ceremonies Will not be elaborate. The
governor will take the oath Of office
in tho chamber Of the city commission.
It will be administered by the justices
Of tho supreme court. The national
guard OF Utah will be present and will
fire the official salute to the governor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29

eepted. according to Electrician C. L..
WOOD. VINO Is In charge. Since the Of
fee has been established a total of twen-
ty-nlne candidates were examined and
nineteen were accepted. or this number,
nine passed the final examination, which
Is given at the district station In Salt
Lake. Mr.. Wood says that the usual av-
erage for those passing the final exaIni-
nation is one out OF every ten candi-
dates: He is surprised and pleased at
the showing made by his office.
The officer in charge has found that a
large percentage Of the candidates have
q desire TO learn wireless teleeraphy and
offered by the government along that
line, This branch Of telegraphy Is taught
at station which has been established
In connection with the Mare Island navy
yard at San Francisco.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
JURORS ARE ASSIGNED.
First Panel for January Term Drawn ir
District Court.
Special TO The TrIbune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec 2S.-The first panel Of
jurors from the new 1913 list prepared by
the jury. commissioners has been drawn
for service during the January term of
ond district court The lists as filed with
Sheriff E. e. Harrison for service are as
follows:
For Judge ], A. HowelTs court-E. w
Nichols, Richard B. Porter, William Sta
ley. George II. Greenwell, William L.
Russell. Frank ]. Stevens, Peter. Peter
son. Frank D. Richardson. Elisha Bing-
shupe. William. H. Frost, F. w, Baker.
John HoXer. Albert Powers. Isaac Blair
p. II: Bratz. Archibald Stewart. James
M, White Christian Petersen and Charles
a. Calvert. all OF Ogden: James n. Clark
of Burch Creek: William II, Atwood and
Willard S. Flinders of Hooper; James A
Montgomery and George Hill of North
Ogden: J, F. Yearsley Of Wilson; James
r: ,Pnrdy Of Roy, William England, Jr..
For Judge N ], Harris,s courtMMax
William B. .StowelI. Fred A. King. VIII
liam ]. Critchlow, George A. Walls
James NJ Bingham, Fl. D. Zimmerman.
Mark D. Linderman. Carl j, Johnson. r.
w. Altman. Charles Creighbaum. George
A, Poulter. John II, F. Last Manasah
Cashmere. William Cook. Carl NJ. Peter
SON. Il Sco{,y "; Gwllqm av j a Clark. Math; h
Charles F. Gilmore, all OF Ogden Charles
A. Ensstrom and r C, Hansen Of Hunts
Vile; William Allen and James +. Ro-
man OF Burch Creek: George w, Ether
ington of West Weber: Jacob b. Hink-
ley and James Rawson OF Kanesville.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
LILY WHITE FLOUR
FINE UTAH PRODUCT

One Of the best food products turned
out In the state Of Utah Is Lily White
-four. manufactured by Hoover Bros. In
tho Excelsior Roller mills at Provo.
This product has achieved an envisble
reputation in Utah and surrounding
states. where 1t Is coming into wider use
as It's splendid qualities are becoming
better known. The Excelsior Roller mills
constitute one OF the foremost THRIVING s
industries at Provo. Utah, where its op-
orators are regarded as progressive
boosters for the town and the state gem
orally.
The Hoover brothers have equipped
their plant with the most modern roller
mill machinery obtainable In the land.
and as q result of this fact, and because
of the close attention paid TO the work
OF putting the wheat through the sew
eral processes. their product has reached
high repute among -four users in the
intermoun tain country.
These men are practical believers In
the matter of esta blishment and sup
port of Utah home industries. They
have enterprlslngly undertaken this par
ticular branch OF Utah home manufac-
tories with an enthusiasm and q cour-
age that has brought to them deserved
success. In making their purchases of
all supplies they practice the home In
dustry doctrine which they preach, CIV
Ing 60 other Utah concerns and Utah