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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-09-19

greatly reduced. 1t behooves the
farmer who wishes to get the most out
of his COWS to find a substitute for the
pasture.
In all states where dairying forms
one Of the chief industries corn silage
is recognized for its economy of feed
ing its milk producing qualities. 1t
was in these states that the silo first
made its appearance in this country
some thirty years ago. That 1t has
remained in active use during this
time should remove any doubt about
its being valuable assets on the
farm
The silo not only furnishes palat-
able, green food during those months
when pasture is not available, but at
the same time does away with the un-
pleasant features Of winter feeding
me convenience of this arrangement
is truly proved when on cold winter
morning with the mercury running
below zero, the stock may be fed in a
very short time without the bother of
hltchlng team to rack and driving
to the field for load of fodder. For
merly many had the idea that the silo
was only profitable on large dairy
farms, but experiments are now prov
ing that silage is as good for beef
cattle as for the milk COW, and the
cattle fed with it are prepared for the
market quicker and cheaper than by
any other means.
The question, rs silage an economic
feed for beef cattle" is being investi-
gated by many stock farmers.
In test at the Kansas Station "a
lot of ten steers were fed on corn
silage, chopped alfalfa hay and a
grain mixture of equal parts ground
corn and kafir corn, in comparison
with another lot Of twenty steers of
the same average weight and quality
fed exactly the same feed except sill
age.
For every hundred pounds of
gain 461 pounds of silage saved 1S
pounds of grain and 1856 pounds of al
falfa. At present price of these feeds
the 461 pounds of silage made a saw
ing of $1,0524." This is equivalent to
$4.51 per ton for corn silage which
can be produced for $500 per ton.
This is not all, for the cattle were
shipped to Kansas City and sold at the
stockyords and the silage fed lot
brought % cents cwt more than the
others. This is making profit in two
ways: the cost of feed reduced and
higher price for animals. If the cat
tie that are sold for beef each year
came up to this standard it would
add thousands of dollars to the wealth
of our farmers. The fact that so MANY
feeders are putting in large silos is
evidence that they believe the above
results can be accomplished by feed
ing silage
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-09-19

greatest practical dependence, and
why, his fellow men, money or God?
(o) Verses 2-6-Which is the greater
idolatry or folly, and why, for women
to wear gold rings in their ears or to
melt them up into images to represent
God?
CD How do you account for II that
Aaron SO readily complied with the re-
quest of the people to make them gods
of gold?
60 How do cmfw xwerecmfwvpu
90 When pastor sees that the in
influential majority in his church is
bent upon card playing. dancing, tip
ping, smoking and other worldly or
sensuons things which do not make
for spirituality, what should he do?
tS) Which sosts the more money, tc
serve God with all our hearts or to
follow fashionable religion and the
qualification OF our sensuous natures .
fs) What is idolatry and what are
its evils?
tl0) Verses 7-S--What proportion Of
those who are soundly converted new
err lapse into temporary sin?
f11) What is the cu1pability OF the
sin to ascribe to other causes the
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blessings which come direct from
God?
Q2) What was it sign of that
these people took the glory of their
deliverance out of Egypt from Jehovah
and gave it to idols?
Q3) Verses 9-12-Did God actually
want to destroy the people, root and
branch, or did he say it to test the
faith of Moses? Why?
14) Taking this conversation as lit
eral between God and Moses, which
would you say shows the fairer or
more statesmanlike spirit? Give your
reasons.
(15) What arguments does Moses
use to persuade the Lord from Destroy
ing Israel?
16) If God appears to us to be
harsh in his providence or to do any,
thing contrary to our reason will he
take it in good, part if we in a proper
spirit protest? Why?
90 Verses 13-14-What it a fair
and respectful argument for Moses to
remind the Almighty of his covenant,
and is God pleased with us when we
quote him his own promises? Give
your reasons
1S) Verses 15-20-Did Moses do
well or i'll to get angry and to break
the tables of the testimony? Why?
90 What can you say for or
against the destruction of so much
valuable gold?
(2O) When money is invested in that
which is working the ruin of the peO-
ple-like the liqnOr traffic, for exam-
ple-is It the duty of the government
or not to confiscate the property In or.
der to save the peOplel Whyl (This
is one of the questions which may be
answered in writing by members of
the club
(2D Verses 21-35-Hhere is an ac-
count of great slaughter through the
sin of idolatry. What is the extent of
the annual slaughter of the liquor
traffic?
(22) What are the chances of indi-
viduals or nations escaping the conse-
Quences of their sins?
Lesson for Sunday, Sept. %, 1918.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Obedience.
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it stops the itch AT ONCE it will cost
you not a cent. You owe it to your
self to take advantage of this offer.
we are confident it will succeed or we
could not afford to make the offer.
Odd. is penetrating liquid that
Kills and washes away disease germs,
leaving the skin smooth and healthy.
A soc bottle is enough to start the
cure OF the most obstinate cases of
Eczema, Psoriasis and allied diseases
Odd. soap is a valuable aid. Ask
us about it. Bedford Drug Co.-Adv.
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LETTER TO MR.. NJ. j. KIRKPATRICK
Twin Falls, Idaho.

Dear Sir: A man said: Send me 25
gallons. Generally l use "a; don't
think it'll be enough.
Had Z left.
Ordered more for another job; 16
for the job
Had 6 left.
This comes from Messrs w A & F
Bower, Methuen, Mass They add:
This has been our experience all this
year.
New agents always have to go
through 1t. After little they learn
to guess better Yours truly.
F w DEVOE & co
New York and Chicago
p. S. Peterson Hdwe. Co. sells our
paint.-Adv.
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SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS
On the Sunday School Lesson
by Rev. DIR. Linscott for the
International Press BIZ
BILE Question Club

Sept 81, 1918.
Copyright, 1912, by Rev. T. c. Lin
scott, ID. d.
The Golden Calf. Temperance Les
SON. Elk xxi.
Golden Text--My little children,
guard yourselves from idols. | John
v:21
ID Verse 1--Were these Israelities
trusting more in Moses than they
were in God? Why?
(2) How long had Moses been alb
sent? lex. xxiv:18)
90 What was the real cause of
these people wanting gods to be made
for them?
a. Upon which would you say the
average professed Christian places the
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All Skin Remedies Fail ?

skin remedies without success? Have
you sought medical treatment in vain ?
And you still suffer from that irritat-
ing itch, that horroble, unsightly skin
disease?
Do not despair.
Come to our store and we will
GUARANTEE YOU INSTANT RE-
LIEF. We will let you have full
size bottle of the ODD. Prescription
for Eczema, simple, antiseptic wash
on our positive guarantee that unless
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-09-19

The people who would buv what ~,
would like to sell-or who would sci
what you'd like to buy-are. OF COURSE
readers OF the classified ads.
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When the house you ought to be Nv
ing IN now Is vacated unexpectedly
ana b .foy rent. you'll get the news
through the classified columns.
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A repetition of your want I'D, even q
campaign Of classified advertising"
may be needed to find the most Logical
buyer for your property.
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A repetition OF your want ad may
DC as important as it's first publica-
tion-in your hunt for the right nost-.
t1on.-Adv.
The Jones County news., 1913-07-31
About Cattle Dipping.

Mr.. Editor: / want to say few
words about dipping cattle The
farmers are not so badly opposed to
dipping as the cows But they are
not satisfied with the way they are
treated. Our Board has three men "a
do one mans job. They pay il man
$3.50 a day TO see the cattle dipped
and he Is at the vat about three hours
each day Then another man come $
around and charges the vat, who puts
IN three or four barrels Of water and
makes a day OF that, and also getting
~ 80. Then when dipping day comes,
the poor farmers have to take their
women and children out IN the big,
cold dews and help dip the cattle; and
il one gets away those little iack-leg
managers are ready to report Us.
When dipping day comes in Ellis
vile, the Honorable Board has an
extra man there ~ help dip tie town
cattle. Please tell us II there j. any
Justice 10 thatY But watch out when
election day comes on and see if the
farmers don't remember all the Hon
orable Board a Poor Farmer
The Editor OF this paper viii state
that his columns are always free and
open TO any subscriber TO express his
or her opinion on any public matter
The Jones County News Is the farm
er's paper, and we want to EN- use il
to make complaints or express their
views and ideas. II you feel like crit
icising the Editor, 90 ahead and do so
The Jones County news., 1913-07-31
DoctoTiiniigg Dipping ;if;ns H ats.

over 900 COWS have been dipped at
Ellisville each two weeks and not a
single animal has been hurt or
made the least sick on the other hand
they are greatly improved. Neither
has dipping effected the flow of milk.
But welhear that cattle dipped in some
watts out in the country have been
injured. 1t is reported that certain
parties, who oppose the dipping of
cattle, and failing to stop the work,
have put acid in the preparation that
fills the watts and which OF course
harms the stock. Wedo not know thisto
be true, but it is strange that no
harm has befallen the cattle dipped
in Ellisville. But those who are
fighting dipping had as well give up,
for the law will be enforced in spite
of all they can do, They only harm
themselves and neighbors.
The Jones County news., 1913-07-31
The Moving Picture Show.

The enterprising proprietors Of our
moving picture show, OF which our
popular fellow townsman Mr.. Pink
Cough is manager, are giving our
people delightful and high-class en-
tertainments every weekday night,
OF from four to six reels. There is
not a better show OF the kind in the
South than Ellisville has. The hall
Is fitted up with comfortable opera
chairs, the air is cooled with the most
improved electric fans, the film room
is lined with asbestos, SO as To render
it absolutely ire-proof, while the gif-
ted Mrs. Maggie Hill supplies delight
ful music preceding the opening and
between each scene For only dime
you are most pleasingly entertained
for two hours or more The pictures
shown are always ehaste elevating
and instructive. Our citizens should
literally sustain this enterprise, and
not only attend themselves, but bring
the little folks out for il is school
and lesson for them. You could not
spend the evening more probably and
pleasantly. Again, that show is
splendid advertisement for our little
city, and IL would be reflection on
our town and people To let it 20 down
Tor the lack of patronage. We doubt
II there is place to our populatio on
IL the State with so nice an equipped
hall and creditable an entertainment.
Make up your mind to be regular
and constant attendant
The Jones County news., 1913-07-31
Fine Bro.'s Fire Sale,

Fine Bros, at Laurel, again have
a large adv. in our paper, on another
page. From the crowds that every
day throug this store one would think
il unnecessary to advertise. But it is
not the way with this hustling irn.
They are Offering unprecedented bar
gains, they are determined to clear
out their stock as soon as possible,
and want every body to get a share of
the bargains. They have $40, 900
stock of first class merchandise, a
part of it slightly damaged by smoke,
and having collected for their loss
from the insurance companies, can af-
ford to slaughter prices. You had
better lose no time in going to Laurel
and hunting up Fine Bros.
The Jones County news., 1913-07-31
Tribute OF Resnest.

Whereas. our beloved friend and
lellow-werker Mrs. Su an Thompson
Turner h been removed from ~ by
death. and we shall look on her face
no more We the mf mhers OF the
v omans Missionary Society OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church South Of
Eilisvillr, Miss, desire TO bear loving
tribute TO her worth and memory:
Therefore be it resolved. First, that
we remember with gratitude and love
her lifelong devotion TO every good
cause, and her unselfish activity in
every good work designed to advance
the Masters kingdom in the world.
Second, we remember with pleasure
her long and useful life, in which she
was a loving helpe. TO her husband,
the late Rev M. G. Turner who was
30 distinguished as asoldier, and also
honored in civic life; and we rejoice
that by her wisdom, and in the Provi
dence OF God, she was enabled to train
her children for usefulness and honor
In the world. Third, II will always
be pleasing to as TO hold in memory
her deep interest ia the cause OF Mis-
sions, and in everything pertaining
TO the Church of which she was SO
long "a member. Fourth, We rejoice
10 her useful life and its quiet close,
and in the hope we have that our
dear sister and friend has entered in
to the unbroken rest of the people of
God Fifth, That these resolutions
be placed upon the Society's record, a
copy sent To the sorrowing family and
to the Christian Advocate aad our
county paper. Miss N. e. Craig,
Mrs. a. r. Moody,
Mrs. 4. w. Hand.
The Jones County news., 1913-07-31
A Sad Bereavement.

Mr. Copeland, who Is employed at
our water works, had the misfortune
last week to lose his little six-year-old
child which died from typhoid fever.
This is the second bereavement of
this family, as a short time since
their little boy was drowned while
bathing in the pond near the water
works. The family have the sympathy
of all of our citizens In families
where typhoid fever has appeared
the other members should all be
.yaccinated with serum. II viii pre-
vent spread of that dread diseas
The Jones County news., 1913-07-31
Wards Pharmacy Locals.

New Turnip Seed, in quality lots,
for sale by Wards Pharmacy
The Mosquitoes Dread Mosquito
Skoot. Try a bottle.
Get 1t at Wards.
Before going away on your vaca-
ton select your Toilet articles from
our stock. Wards Pharmacy
Rutabaga Turnip Seed at sale at
Wards Pharmacy,
Tired and thirsty2 Try Ward 5
Celebrated Soda. It's deliciously
satisfying.
New Crop Seed Rye, New Crop
vetch Seed, New Crop Rape Seed,
Just received at Wards.
How about those Twnips you did
not plainly See Ward.
The Jones County news., 1913-07-31
When planning for canning
and preserving Fruit and
Vegetables, see our Packers
Cans, Glass Jars and Su gar,
Caldwell & Collins.

Mrs. John Cooper. near Knoxville,
Tenn, lrt her three children 90 out
into The woods. They did not return
when search was instituted and three
@ere fourd dead from snake bites and
the fourth was drowaed
The enforcement OF the Blue Law
will start in Meridian next sunday.
Wen s1lisville is not one Of those
towns that has to he saved by the law
and the courts
The Jones County news., 1913-07-31

Coughs special shoe sale IS an oppor-
tunity for all contestants to get busy
and greatly increase their chance of
winning Also the offer of $500 votes
for years subscription 1000 votes
for months subscription now being
given for a short time only by this
paper. A few words may get you
many votes Get to work now.
The Jones County news., 1913-07-31

Dr.. J. b. Davis, one OF the mos
prominent dentists OF Meridian, was
arrested last week by Constable
Parker Culpepper on charge of
assault and battery on Coruelia
Pierce, little l2-yearold girl, the
daughter of Mr.. Pierce, a black
smith.
Gov. Brwer claims that he paid for
the milk and butter he received from
the asylum farm, giving his check on
February for what he bought last
year. Wonder il he paid interest
also2
The Jones County news., 1913-07-31


Bv virtue of the above stated ex-
ecutiou to me directed by M. G. Bush,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Jones
County, Mississippi, | will on Mon
day, the 18th day August 1913, in front
of the West door of the Court Honse
in the City of Ellisville, Mississippi,
within legal hours, expose for sale,
aud sell for cash to the highest
bidder all the right, interest and
claim of the said defendant, w. b.
Wimberly in and to the land described
as beginning at S. +. corner of Lot 9
and running West So feet, thence
North so feet, thence East SO feet,
thence South so feet to point of begin
ming situated in the town of Ovett,
Section Is Township North of Range
10 West, Jones County, Mississippi,
which has been levied upon as the
property of the said defendant and
will be sold TO satisfy the judgment
therein and all costs.
This the Tttraay of July 1918.
Luther Hill
Sheriff,
The Jones County news., 1913-07-31
Sale Under Execution.

Los Angeles Fruit Product Co. VS.. W
b. Wimberly.
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Un million de LibroS Gratis
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Muerte por una centeIIa

Maxwell, N. M. Julio %, 1913.
Sr. Editor
A las dos de la tarde del martes,
dia % de Julio de 1913, mientras
andsba pasteando un rebafo de
obeias, Fidel Martinez, de 81 amos
de edad 8 hijo de Don Gabriel
Martinez ! Salome de Maritnez,
fue muerto por una centeIla en- Palo
Blanco, condsdo do Union. Ell extin
to deja a lamentar su muerte ade-
mas de sus padres tres hermanaa
muleres y dos hernanos hombres
@. E. PIG.
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REVOLUTION en- Vene-
zueIa

La Repdblics de Venezuela es
actualmente testro de una revoIu.
cion interior. Ell ex.Presidente
0ipriano Castro, despues de cinco
amos de destierro, reaparecio en-
suelo Venezolano al frente de una
partida de rebeldea para derrocar
al actual Presidente Gomez. La
revolucion SO ha extendido va On
diferentes estados de la repdblica y
% muy possible que Castro vuelva q
ponerse los zapatos presidenciales
como dictator de Ia repdblica 70.
nezolana.
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JUBILEE
Con motive del Quincua-
gesimO Aniversario de
la FundacI6n del Con-
vento de Las Hernia
mas de Loretto, en- Taos

Con motive del quincuagesimo
aniyersario de Ia fundaci6n del
Convsnto de Ia 6rden de Loretto
On Taos, 90 celebrara On 6sta, q
microbes, dia 27 del que rige, una
lucida Z imponente fiesta religiosa
que promote a todas luces ser ana
de las tiestas mas simpaticas y de
regociJo que SO han Observable en
esta ccmunidad, pues marcara pa.
ra los tsoseros agradecidos 81 re
cuerdo del establscimiento del con.
vento de Ia orden de Loretto, Gin.
cuenta AMOS pasados, en- Taos, de
tantos bsnehcios para esta comuni.
dad, y que a dicho conyentO mas
que niDguua otra institution edu-
caeional, 90 debe a que Taos pasee
un gran ndmerU do respetables da-
mas y buenos ciudadanos quienes
han recibido su educacion moral
& intellectual en- dicho coMvent0, y
que dicho sea de paso, eS del con
vento de las Hnas. de Loretto de
donde han aalido las mas respeta
blea aefiOras y mejores ciudadanos
que hoy honran nueatro vale, y dol
10 cual debe sentirse orgulloso I'd
do Taoseno despreocupado.
La festa principiara a las 8 Al
M, en- Ia Iglssia parroquial, con
una misa solmne cantada por sl
Rev, Lnis Paicd, do I'll Rito. El'
sermon do IA OCCASION sera pronun
ciado por 81 Rev. Balland, cura
parroco de Mora.
Despues de Ia misa, las HERNIA
mas recibiran las congratulations
de sus antiques y nuevas pupilas
que han recibido su edueaci6u en-
dicho cOnvent0.
Habra otras recepecioDea que no
70 han anuneiado todavia.
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La pureza en- alimentOs, menora
el cOStO de vivir-eStaS son las
demands del dia.
Ell aIimentO purO es Salud y la Salud eS eCOno
mia de pOr 81 miSma. No pOdemoS tener Sa-
lud sin aIimentOS SaludableS
Los alimentOS mas SaludableS son los de ha-
a--bizCOChOS tOrtas. mOIletOS paStele-
ria, CuandO SON heChOS de ingredienteS deli
CiOSOS
Los pOlvOS de hOrnear del DR.. Price haCen eS-
tOS alimentOS atraCtivOS y deliCiOSOS, y pOr
razOneS eCOn6miCaS higieniCaS, tai alimen-
to deberia ser uSadO en- lugar de Carne en- la
dieta diaria
Tengan presente que eI alumbre polvos de
hornear inpuroS nunca pueden hacer alimen-
tos puros delicioSoS.
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LIamada al ConciIio Ce-
neral dc 1913

Yo ell abajo firmado, Agente
Principal de la Hermandad Fra
ternal de Nuestro Padre JESUS de
Nazareno de los Condados de
Taos, Mora, CoIfax, Union, San
ia Fe, Rio Arriba, estado de N.
M. Rio Grande, Saguache y
Conejos, estado de Colo.
Por estas doy aviso estricta-
mente a todos y a cada una de
las Secciones que pertenecen a
esta incorporation que un Con-
clio General, sera tenido en- Ell
Cuartel General del Centre en-
la secci6n de Taos, ell dia IS de
Agosto A. D. 1913, a las 9 a. m.
Ahora por 10 tanto, Sc ordena
que cada una secci6n mande una
comlslon c0mpetente paraque
deliberen y cooperen en- los intere
ses de dicho Concilio.
Dado de mi mano y puho-ofi
cial. Hoy dia 20 de Julio 1918
]. Dalio Cordova
Agente Principal
Doy fe
Demostenez Martinez
Secretario General
Taos, New Mexico.
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La Question Mexlcsna

Los asuDtos de Mexico no estan
muy claros sino muy opacos para
los que viven afuera dc aquel pals.
Sc ssbe 1nicamente que ha llegado
a Juarez una fuerza dc 1900 fede.
rales con el fin do rssguardar di.
cha plaza contra cualquier ataque
que intents el insurrecto Villa.
Tambien SO dice que Sc han enta-
blado negociaciones entire muchos
HON hres prominentes dc localida.
des diversss de Ia repIblica y que
pertenecen a los diferentes partidos
que 50 disputan la supremacis,
para YER 81 consiguen cue SO efec-
tue algun arreglo satisfactorio en-
tire los caudillos que nilitau on las
facciones que SO estan hacienda Ia
guerra y YER 81 puedsn pOner fin
a la contienda, escogiendo hombres
de diferentes partidos para que
tomen cargo del gobierno, Asi
mismO SO dice que ALA en- Mexico
Ia generalidad del pueblo esta I'M
buida con la creencia de que es
inevitable la intervention america
ma y una guerra con los EstadOs
Unidos.