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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-30
SENATOR BRADY.

The Idaho legislature on Friday
last in Joint session elected James
II Brady a. senator for the short
term. While Brady had lead in
the race from the start, it took 81
ballots to settle the matter, the sue
ccssful candidate receiving 10 votes
on this ballot, or a bare margin OF
one vote over the number necessary
for choice.
Intense interest marked the pro-
ceedings Of this session when rep
resentative from Blackfoot made a
bitter personal attack upon Mr..
Brady, and to emphasize his feel
ings toward the ex-governor, when
the roll was called his vote was re-
corded for the negro janitor, amid
the Kisses from other members.
One of the strange though not
surprising features of the election ol
Brady was the support given hin
by his arch enemy, Mr.. Gooding
1t is safe bet that the latter woulc
as soon have seen the negro janitoi
senator as Mr.. Brady but here agail
his selfish nature manifested itsel
from the fact that he wanted hi
county divided, and he was Willing
to submit to any humiliation to ac
complish his object and as resul
the Lincoln county vote was cast l
favor Of Brady and in return tn
senator's friends became parties
! the nefarious scheme OF dividin
Lincoln county. 1t has been sal
that politics make strange bed fe
=, lows hut from recent development
i. we conclude that county dlVi-i'
-, has politics beat mile in healn
II up old sores.
u However, we congratulate VI
Il Brady upon his election and belle
.. the Legislature has made the he
j.. choice it could. Here's hoping Tia
the new senator will make Sucll
record a. to demand the unanimo
support of lis party two years hcn'
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-30
$500 Per Year
WATCH YOUR HOGS.

The announcement in the local
columns Of the appearance of hog
cholera on the tract should serve as
a warning to every hog raiser in
this section to guard well his pens
and watch closely the appearance
Of any sign of disease among his
swine.
The epidemic has not az yet as
sumed any alarming proportions,
but if due precautions are not taken
it will not be long before the disease
spreads over the entire tract. We
are not the only section however,
that is infested, as the disease has
been prevalent on the South Side
for some time, but unfortunately
the matter has been kept very quiet
to the great detriment of adjoining
communities.
The appearance Of this disease in
various sections of the state, has
prompted the Introduction Of a
measure in the legislature, seeking
an appropriation for the use of the
Agricultural College at Moscow in
manufacturing a serum with which
to inoculate your hogs, and which
is intended to be distributed free t.
the farmers. At present this serum
is quite expensive, though notwith
standing this fact the Settlers Re
claiming Co. have ordered a larg'
supply for their own herd. Gu
| advice to hog raisers is to use al
t precaution possible and should an.
o symptom of the disease manifest ii
self, to notify the state veterinary a
q once
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-30
THE INTERIOR PORTFOLIO.

There seems to be determined
effort on the part of the eastern
cOnscrvatiOnists that no western |
man shall be appointed IL Secretary |
Of the Interior. Notice to this ef-
feet has been served upon Gov.
Wilson, accompanied by the threat
from these same individuals that if
he selects a western man for tins
position his administration will be
assailed exactly a. was the Taft adj
ministration for the appointment Of
Ballinger.
This is another instance where
the capitalists of the east seek to
hold a controlling power through
out the country, or make life mis-
erable for a President and his ad-
ministration, and we believe that
Wilson has the courage to use his
best judgment in this matter re-
gardless OF threats from the monied
interests.
In this connection it would seem
that Ex. Gov. Hawley of this state
is most preferable to any other west
ern candidate, and if the appoint
: ment should 60 to the west where
: it rightfrlly belongs, Mr.. HawleS
= would likely be the man chosen
I About the only objection to Mr.
u Hawley's appointment comes from
e Il few Idaho democrats who ar,
o fearful of losing little prestige il
& the division of the spoils shoul'
q this appointment be made. !
J. would be a great honor for Idaho t
l. be represented in Wilson'S cabinet
n and if these few disappointed ldah
lg democrats have influence enough
defeat this appointment, they nee
+. expect but little consideration frol
We the party in this state hereafter.
II Not only democrats, but all pa
ut ties alike throughout the state a
a endorsing Mr.. Hawley, a. they re-
H. lie his eminent ability and h
'e. great value to the entire nurthwe
< in presiding over the Interior d
partment. 1t is to be hoped tn
sufficient pressure may be broug
y, to bear upon the democrats of II
state to send in a unanimous e
dorsemcnt for our ex-governor.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-30
A STARTLING DISCLOSURE.

4 careful reading of the House
hill creating the county of Gooding
discloses A condition relative to our |
school district which upon being in
terpreted was sufficient to cause
no little excitement among the
members of the school board and
others interested in school matters,
A. should the bill go into effect as
passed. it would entirely disrupt
our present school district In one
of the sections may toe found the
following:
In case the boundary line be-
tween the counties of Lincoln and
Gooding shall divide any established
school district, precinct or road dis
trict. all such fractions of such pre-
cincts, school districts or road dis
tricts shall be deemed and are
hereby declared to be diSorganized
: territory of the counties in which
: they are located, etc.
| Immediately upon noting the sig
: niticance of this clause Gov. lianc
was reached over the telephone t
ascertain if he had already signe'
the bill. In response he stated tina
I he had not as yet put his signatur
! to the measure, when the secto
Ie referred to was explained to hin
81 and he was asked to Withhold h
It approval until he could be fnrtht
l. advised in the matter, and for tn
=" purpose Messrs Heiss and kartzE
: left for Boise Tuesday evening,
V the hopes of having the bill correc
NJ ed. which will necessitate its goil
before the legislature again to ha
80 an amendment adopted leaving |
40 dependent School District No.
snl intact.
4 little investigation of this ma
II ter illicits the fact that our te;
40 were groundless. Mr. W. 7. st
pc ford of Gooding, who assisted
~ drafting the division bill, wi
, asked regarding this clause, sta'
'''' that this matter had been fu
Isl gone into, and that the passage
I oo the bill in no wise disrupted or {
j.39 organized any independent sch
: .6I district.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-30
NOW FOR TIL: OFFICES.

The division of the county iHto
three parts necessitatcs the appoint
mcnt of an entire regime of officials
for two Of the counties besides fill |
ling the vacancies that will occur in |
what was formerly Lincoln county
hv the fact that some of the officers
elected have been legislatcd out of
the county in which they were
elected. In the latter instance some
perplexing questions may arise from
the fact that while some of the
newly elected officers are now claim
ing Shnshone H. their residence, the
fact that their last vote was cast in
what is now another county, may
establish their residence under a
legal decision. The new counties
created are designated as third class
counties. while Lincoln county still
stands H. a county of the first class,
lwith the salary of its officers based
accordingly, and rs the salaries IL
third class counties are somewha
lower, there is likely to he som'
controversy over this matter.
L., o,,rtv oc NOW copSt llt pt
will probably he divided into thre
commissioners districts, Richiield
l Shoshone and Jerome. Mr.. Tape
| who was elected II member of tn
y present board comes from Richhelc
: leaving member of the Board
= Commissioners to he apponte
% from Jerome and Shoshone.
y Mr.. Nelson, who was elected frol
= thc district now embraced in Rupe
county will undoubtedly be appoin
ed on the board for that count
IL while Mr.. Staples who comes fro
W
the Wendell district, though t
W choice of the people of the count
=, and entitled to recognition nj I
~ hands of Governor Haines, being
." democrat he is not likely to recel
y" the appointment unless stront
," urged by his friends in that sectl'
" The fact however, that he was ele
" ed for term of two years in |.
wv coin county, entities him to HI
!" the Office for the entire term uni
u, u. me should see fit to resign.
Ill Nv oe;
Ala As to the remaining county ON
if is rumored that Treasurer u
a., will undoubtedly be transferred
:; Gooding county, while \. Bov
.. will probably be appointed treas'
i; of Lincoln county.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-30
Destruction of Rabbits.

The county commissioners At their re-
cent meeting devised Il plan for the
wholesale determination OF the rabbits,
making it possible for every rancher ["
do his part toward Kidding the county "i
this pest. \ supply OF paris green has
been sent to all druggists in the county
with the request that it be given out tree
oi charge in one-fourth pound packages
TO farmers who will practice due precsu-
ton in its USE \ solution is formed by
mixing the drug with water, soaking some
alfalfa hay in the mixture and placing 1t
where the Jacks will have free access to II.
Care must he taken that no other animals
can get within reach oi it,
\ supply OF this drug in the amount
specified can be obtained 10y calling AT
either of the Drug Stores in Jerome.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-30

Jeromites may feel thankful that
Gooding did not extend their east
line a few miles further and take i'll
the town of Jerome in her new
county. They could just as we'll
had it and how nice it would have
been for our citizens to he able to
go to the county seat on railroad
instead of driving Is miles across
the country. 1t may not be too
late vet to amend this bill.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-30
The Fight is Ended.
County Division Passes.
Gov. Halnes Signs the Measures and Gooding
and Minidoka Counties are Created.
TO BECOME EFFECTIVE AT ONCE.

cal legislative schemes ever enacted
and i. far from being Il credit toI
the great state of Idaho or the men
elected to make laws governing the
same.
However, the deed has been done,
and while the opponents Of the
measure deeply regret their defeat,
they have the consolation Of know
ing that they made a gallant and
honest fight, which il more than
can be said Of their opponents, and
the committee having the matter in
charge are entitled to the respect
and esteem Of every opponent OF
the measure. They worked ear
nestly and faithfully at the task
and the thanks Of all are due them
Having no large corporations al
their back or senatorial influence a
their command, they had to depenC
solely for financial assistance from
the small contributions tendereC
them by the -igners OF the protests
The bills H. passed makes the di
viding line Of Lincoln and Goodin
counties ON the section line thre
miles west of Jerome, while tn
line of Minidoka county is draw
t in a zig zag manner 50 a. to take /
the first segregation ON the Mort
D Side tract. They take effect imm'
t diatcly upon being approved by II
u governor.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-30

The High Land Pumping Co.,,
which is operating on the South
side Twin Falls project, have made
.nnlications to the land board to
have the system accepted and turn
u over to the settlers. The Stat,
Engineer has been ordered to inves-
,igate the system and report on tn,
same
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-30

The members of the legislature "
would seem have paid very little at
tention or given much thought to
the recommendations made hy 'oN-
ernor Haincs in his message To '''"'
body. This is most strlklhg'N ''"'
in the passage Of the county "'N'',
ion bills. The Governor deVo''o
considerable space to this qucs''o"
recommending that no such bills he
passed which would tend to increase
the tax burden on the people No''
withstanding this the politicians
stem rolled the Lincoln county p'''
through with no regard to the wlShe'
of the Governor, and as result !
cannot help but materially incr'aS'
the taxes in the two new counue
created. The Governor now HAS at
opportunity of showing that ne VIZ
sincere in the recommendations II
has made. by aflixing his veto
this Infamous measure. IL Is "'
likely, however, that he VIII eN''
else this power.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-30

Report comes from the Nnldoka
tract that "A movement j. on foot 10
organize the local banks for the pur-
pose Of advancing funds to purchase
A limited number Of dairy cattle t"
be- sold to the farmer at cost. 1t T.
planned to purchase stock from
Utah, and in the spring ship ca''l'
in from Wisconsin or Oregon. ! h'
settlers are beginning to realize tha'
the dairy industry means -ucce'-
and that To get the greatest prom
from their products they should n'
fed to stock on the farm.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-30

II i. stated that the legislature
will discuss the Public Utilize bill
the coming week. The bill a- form
ed with the railroads omitted might
he compared to the play Of Hamlet,
with Hamlet left out, but nothing
need be- surprising from this legi--
lature after their record last week
in the county division matter.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-30

The air is full Of rumors aroun"
Shoshone, Gooding, and in tins
town as to the various parties slated
for the various.otliccs to be filled 10y
appointment by Gov. llaine7' II
would be useless to attempt to emu
merate them all, ~ space wou''
not permit. We might however
give the gentlemen that are not III
side the ring gentle hint, that tn'
distribution Of the plums was pr"
badly settled long ago when !"
counts for the ardent work per
formed by some Of the "'odin
henchmen in the territories mos
vitally affected.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-30

The ardent supporters Of senator
Borah, who labored 50 lcalou~ly for
hi. success upon the assertion from
him that there would be no county
division in Lincoln county if lac
WA. elected, are forcibly reminded
that even the promises Of a United
State. Senator cannot always be- re-
lied upon when his hat Is in the
political ring.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-30

The recipe ior the determination OF
rabbits AS published in these columns
last week has already proven successful
in several eases where it has been tried.
One of our readers reports that in two
nights by using it he counted over 800
dead rabbits from the effects oi II. II
everyone would adopt some measure "i
this kind it would go far in exterminat-
ing this pest
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-30

From all over the northwest
come appalling reports Of lives lost
hy snow slides. The SNOW ia the
mountains seems to bee very heavy
and these slides come UNEXPECTEDLY
and with such force a. To- carry
everything with them Fortunately
We are So situated aS To- have n'
fear from these calamitics.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-30

uutiny has already broken out in
Cooling county, all because Frank
cooding insists on being appointed
ana of the commissioners after the
place had been promised to a half
1o,en Others.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-30

The state Land Board last week
....oted applications for $1,000
.,h If farm loans which were re
;,o1 +. in = ners from all part~
ceN'a hOus
take
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-30
GROWING SEED CROPS.

The following data upon the
growing of peas, beans and clover
seed ON the south side tract for the
year 1912, may he of some interest
to those who are considering the
question of production ON this tract.
The figures as compiled are given
os follows by the Twin Falls Times
Peas Beans Glover
Total farms ------ Ri q
Av. date of planting 4-l5 90 o-l'l
Total area farms in
acres %}3.OO IS. 50 30}. =
Av. size fields in acres 9.25 ll.2l Ia
Av lbs planted per \. l59. 10 $40" -
Av. No. nj irrigations l.3n ~
Av.approximate date
oi harvesting ------ - -.
Ay. yield per acre 2i.2u lt.u o..
Highest yield per \. t2.In ~. l" ~.
Az. price rec Il per lb Sc '.ftc lt.-'
Av. gross returns per
| acre ------------ f'.'" V'''i- F'
Highest gross re- ...,.,
turns per acre Sll''W PIT T'''
Av. cost oi produc-
ing an acre e------ S''' l"''' w.
Highest cost al pro- n,
+ ducing an acre 2So io'e" ~ ~
Az net nrotit pcr 4 81 81 2u5i Is.
Highest net proht ,, -
per acre--------- luo'tV '''--
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-30

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Summons,

State Of North Dakota, County OF
Cass, IS. In District Court, Third Ju-
dicial District.
Walter c. Murden, plaintiff, VS.. Julia
G.. Murden, defendant.
The State of North Dakota to tho
above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned and req
CURED to answer the complaint in this
action which was filed with the clerk
OF the above named District Court of
the Third judicial District, OF the State
of North Dakota, in and for the said
County OF Cass, at his office, in the
Court House, in the said county and
state, on the 18th day OF September,
1913, n to serve a copy of your an
swer on the subscriber within thirty
days after the service Of this sunlnoTa
upon YOU, exclusive ofFthe day OF serv4
ice; and In case of your failure to ap-
pear or answer Judgment will he taken
against you by default for the reliaR
demanded In the complaint. s3
Dated Sept. III. 1913.
". R. HOWELL
Plaintiffs attorney, office and postaE4
Ace address, Fargo, North Dakota
lSept. rs Oct. 3-10-17-24-31.1 sa
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A perfectly plain combination, with
mooth lines over the hips and no extra
illness, is shown in this design. French
,atiste, nainsook or cotton crepe may be
Used to advantage, and the garment may
,e trimmed with narrow lace and inser.
ion. A pretty fad just now is to have
underwear of tinted or lowered stuffs.
The crepes are excellent for combinations,
In n%ightgowns and negligees, as 1t is
dainty and washes well.
Ladies' combination pattern, No.. $3.50
Is cut In sizes "a to AZ inches bust
measure. Medium size requires 2A yards
Of SO inch material. r.
This pattern may be obtained by sending
10 cents to the office Of this paper.
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Erench Dressinn.

One cupful of olive oil, one-third
cupful Of vinegar, one te%aspoonful salt.
one-half t"easpoonful of paprika, a little
onion If desired. Put all together in
kettle nj shake well just before using.
Each vegetable Is put in a bowl sby%it-
self and covered with the French
dressing. Stir occasionally. Then
when arranged on the platter dip OUT
the vegetables and leave the Frensh
dressing for another use.
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Quick Help to 5ackache and Rheu~
natisnn.

The man or woman who wanta
quick help from backache and rheu-
matism, will find it in Foley Kidney
Pills. They act so quickly and with
such good effect that weak, inactive
clean and free Of Impurities. are. toned
up and strengthened to healthy vigor-
Gus action. Good results follow their
use promptly. Economy Drug Co.
Fargo Drug Co.-Advt.
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LastCilaIlCeOffers

Save money by ordering aubacrip.
tions TO periodicals low. Lists sent
to any address. Fargo Subscription
AAcencN. FARGO. M. ~
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, GAS TRACTOR SCHOOL /
, WANTED-200 gas tractor men Z
, to become experts through the Z
Y. M. c. A. Gas Tractor INK Auto 4
, school, Fargo, N. D.; 8 and + Z
, months courses; school opens Oc- 4
, ober Is. Address Ralph r. Wolf, 9
, Gen'l.- Sec'y. (274 q
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LEARN the barber trade; BARRIERS al
ways In demand; big wages; easy
work; few weeks will save months
by our methods; tools given; diplomas
granted; illustrated catalogue free.
Molar Barber College, 9Th, Nicollet
avenue, Minneapolis, Mimi. Establish
ed 1898.
(275)
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HELP wANrED-FE,xALE
HAVE Knight Printing Co. Print it.

WANTED-Lady roomer. Ills 9Th Ave.
north; phone 2464-J. (296)
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FOR RENT-Improved grain and stock
farm; half mile Of town, creamery,
school,; nice meadow; fenced PASTURE;
good house, good terms of rental. John
{. Taylor, Dawson, N. D. (297)
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GIRL wanted for general homework.
BIZ LIST " ORTIZ. Mrs. DR.. Sorkness.
. H (Cf)
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Statement of receipts and disburse-
ments Of city of Fargo from May 10,
to Sept. 10, 1913:
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WANTED-A irst-class harness-mak-
er at once; a steady job for a good
man. Address Larmour Bros, Lari-
more, N. D. (275)
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GIRLS over 16 years Of age. Apply at
Ihe Pioneer Candy Co.
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WANTED-Grocery manager, also Gro-
Gerry clerks; must be experienced,
steady positions. E~verybody's store,
222 Broadway. (tf.)
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WANTED-Flve first-class painters at
once. Phone 2499-L. (tfl
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MALE rs~tenographer desires position;
can keep books. Phone 1777. (276)
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TRANSFER wanted at Fairs Dray
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WANTED-G1rl for general house,
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ONE COAT MAKER, one cleaner or
presser. Phone or write N. P. Han
sen' Merchant Tailor, Valley City, N. D.
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WANTED-Girl for general house.
o work. 724 10th Ave. north: phone
(tf)
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at once on
farm, n that can AXE an erring
mothers place to four little girls, ages
from 2 to IL. Am only a plain farmer:
middle aged; woman preferred. Fred
Reineke, Coils, MINI. (2761
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Observation-Disclosures girl for genera
houseWork. Mrs. A. Hallenberg, 100
9Th st. south. (tf)
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COMPETENT girl for general house
work. Mrs. r. S. Lewis. 1902 3rd
Ave. south, or phone 120. (272)
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FARGO AUTOMOBILE and gas engi-
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Instruction.; write for information.
1925 Front st.
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E4PERIENCED girl for general
housework. Mrs. M. MacGregor, 1870
9Th Ave. south.
(274)
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GIRL for general housework. Mrs. I.
c. barrow, sos Sth st. south, Moor
head; phone 36-L. (tf)