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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-22
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! CHAPTER - Congressman standsn
and the Woman. believing themselves IN
love, spend a trial week as man ana wire
in a hotel In northern New YORK undet
assumed names. The Woman awakens 70
the fact that she does not love Standlsh
and calls their engagement on standisn
protests nndying devotion.
CHAPTER XIV-Grace sends Tor MISS
Kelly, apologies for her rudeness ana
begs Wanda's assistance. WANDA de-
clares she will never betray the woman
CHAPTER XV-Grace pleads with GOV
ernor Robertson 10 withhold the Standlsh
story for the sake Of the Woman. Sne
nleads in vain.
CHAPTER XvI-The machine attempts
again 10 force Stantish out OF the night
without success Blake calls up the AS
socjated Press TO order the publication OF
The story but is cut off and communica-
ton is restored too late 10 set the story
In the morning naDers.
CHAPTER XVTII-M Miss Kelly Is threat,
ened with imprisonment for cutting or
RlakA's conversation with the Associated
Press because If her refusal to give me
name Of tl,e Woman or the number called
-. SITS ndirn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-22

Houston is either the greatest clty
in the southwest or not, Deepen ling
on whether the Houston man who
claims If is. is able to lick the Dallas
and san Antonio man whom he
meets 1t is an ancient Texas clty
with a brand new boom on, and
while it not much larger than Rah-
way. n. J.. or Yonkers, n. Y, 1t
makes noise which reverberates
throughout ten states and is looked
un to with great respect BY all WISH
TORS.
Houston is situated in the east
part of Texas in the midst OF a snarl
Of railroads, and has $4,000 people
This is the bitterest thing in life TO
Houston. 1t thought it had 10000
mil the euumerators got busy. But
those $4,000 can Out-taIk Denver S
goo 900 and Houston man can
make Kansas City man wait for
1.-TWO hours for a chance to get in q
word about his city.
/ Faith in Houston and Buffalo
BAYOU constitute Houston's religion.
Buffalo Bayou is an infant ship ca
nal connecting Houston with the
/ kt. r.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-22
Copyright 1912 by &c orge Mathew Adams)

The Gautemalan government has
offered five scholarships available
for American boys and girls desiring
to take mp courses in Gautemalan
institutions Of learning. The courses
include board, lodging, uniforms and
washing and provide for either mill
itary, academic or technical course.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-22
HIGH FINANCE

operations loan shark afford the reormer
holder
than other evil.
collecting than $57910 in interests OF $3t
original
he mouth yearF
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-22
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS,

Ambassador Wilson and President
Heurta of MeXica have severed their
personal friendship, il is rumored.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-22

Mara Mohammed Ali Khan Of
Persia. is among those expected to
enter the Military Academy at West
Point in the near future A resolu
tion has been introduced in Congress
at the request Of the Persian gov
lernment, making his entry possible
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-22

"All right" ruefully assented Gregg,
making sadly fer the outer door.
Don't try to stick it out, girl" eE.
horted Blake you can't afford to get
square with me at this price"
Cant I? Wait and see"
do you know Standish, personal
ly?" called Mark
NO. don't"
"You want him 10 win, then. just for
political reasons"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-22
20! 0! That ltching!"
Stopped Instantly
Try zEMo; Skin Troubles Vanish.
Buy a 2bc Bottle Today and Prove It.

Gloryl A remedy for skin tortures
that makes everybody smile and say
"Hoo-ray" If YOU have that terrible
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-22

for $I0 followed
The still demand $3.50 of him
Such vampires reformed existence without
delav Ouro Their problems wait
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-22

Washington hears that Secretary
Bryan will resign his office rather
than give up his lecture engage
-ments. q
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-22

Ambassador Wilson and President
Heurta of Mexica have severed their
personal friendship, il is rumored.
Washington hears that Secretary
Bryan will resign his office rather
than give up his lecture engage
-ments. 81
The militant suffragettes in Eng
land have notified the government
that some high official will die,
should Mrs Pankhurst's illness prove
fatal as result of her punishment.
Mayor Waford of New Rochelle,
\. y. contemplates asking the City
Council to adopt and ordinance pro-
hibiting the exhibition Of sylph-like
forms through thin dresses.
Senator Boies Penrose, of Pennsyl-
/ yania predicts that the Republican:
will carry Pennsylvania at the gov.
ernorship election next year. 30
also thinks the next House will b.
/ Republican.
/ In Washington it is prophcsier
that the tariff bill will pass some
time in september, although Their,
are certain Democratic leaders whit
say that the measure will be cut o
the way before the end of August.
The Hawaiian Bar Association ha
protested to the President agains
the appointment OF Claud Ball, q
| Missouri. to be Attorney General c
! Hawaii, because the members thin
Hawaii has men capable Of fllin
the post.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-22
HOUSTON, TEXAS
By GEORGE FITCH.
4 Author of AT Good Old Siwash'

ocean. Some day it will grow up to
accommodate the largest steamships,
and every time a strang whistle is
heard in Houston the populace
rushes down to welcome the Lusi-
tania.
Houston was founded in the thir-
ties and was the capital of the re-
public of Texas. 1t is situated just
north of the horned toad and hot
tamale belt and is so modern that
the Houston man who goes to New
York gets himself disliked by bras-
ging about Houstons hotels. II
does the wholesale business for most
of Texas. buys and sells more rice
and cotton than any other city, has
brand new 100000 university,
counts that day lost in which it does
not start a new skyscraper or lay out
another suburb, and initiates a city
of 10000 in the gutter ATTITUDES 50
successfully that visitors from Oma-
ha have TO be escorted across the CON
gested streets by policemen
Houston points with pride to its
climate, its bank clearings and its
poet, Judd Mortimer Lewis, the only
real poet in captivity in Texas,
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20

Yearling lIolstein Bull. Inquire OF
T. NJ. WnAIEN,
Falls City, Idaho.
Aunt Abby and Uncle John Feed Them.

Last sunday John Bruner and wife
celebrated their 10Th wedding annlvers-
ary at their coy country home ! miles
south of Jerome Among the fortunate
invited guests who partook OF the u
course dinner were: Judge \. T.Bruner'
Ross Bruner and wife and family; I. l.
Robertson and wife; c. f. Massey, wiie
and daughter; Ralph Moore, wife ana
SON: X. 5. Frazer, wife and son; X. H..
Trail and wife; Judge J. c. Martin and
wife. After partaking of the wedding
dinner the remainder OF the day was
sncnt in visiting the various places oil
interest on the farm and inspecting the
live stock which is among the best on
the North Side A most enjoyable day
was spent by all and late in the Afternoon
the guests departed for their various
homes. wishing Uncle John and Aun
Abby many more happy wedding ann
versares
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20
ST. Valentine honored.

Friday eve, Feb. IA, the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. l.. q. Newman was the scene
of much merrymaking, when their daugh-
ter. Miss Josie, assisted by Miss Violet
Note. entertained the members OF the
Young Peoples Class OF the NJ. +. Sun
day School, st. Valentine being the hon
ored member. The rooms were prettliy
decorated with hearts. Various games
had been arranged and were enjoyed by
all. Dainty refreshments were then
served.
A beautifully decorated cake in winch
was concealed gold ring was the source
of much excitement and rs result, the
guests were given the pleasure OF wit
Messing mock engagement and the
placing of the ring which occurred under
the ''NIistle-toe. The valentine bag wa'
then opened and many beautiful valen
snes distributed.
The guests departed at late hour
wishing for many more such dehghuu
evenings.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20

Mrs. $. A. See was quite surprised las,
week to receive letter from her dsuoh
Ter Mrs. }. l.. Minncy, stating that NJ
M'',ncy had resigned his pastorate =,
shelley Idaho, and that the family w.r.
Oh Their way to San Diego, Calf The IN
','"''h oil Mr-. Minney was assigned As
'he reason Tor the change
Try our new coffee; specially priced
Tor Saturday Tnr R,,,rr
Mr. H. L. Booth and wife who have
De'h hvlng at Glenns Ferry during the
winter, but who still claim residence -,
Jerome came down Saturday to attend
the Institute here and partakc Of fine
elaborate dinner prepared. They spent
sunday with friends here, returning Il
the Ferry Monday.
MIR. A. b. slage, Of Carthage m :.
recent arrival on the tract. ana il il
his intention to become Il pernlaneu
resident here. He is owner Of land u,,d.
the pumping system, but since comm.
here lac prefers land under the prayit,
system, and will undoubtedly locate OF
some piece near town.
The new commissioners Of Njuidnk,
county met last week and organized 10
business fixing the salaries of the yari
Gus Offices as follows: Commissioners,
90" per year; Probate Judge, $50: At
torney, $500, Surveyor, 500; Sheriff
>l'4r; Assessor, 81 400; Clerk Auditor
Il 400 Treasurer, 500 per year.
The financial statemen, OF the Farmer
and Merchants State Bank will be- ioun
IN this Issue, and presents most hatter
ny condition for this most substantia
Institution. The statement shows yer
satisfactory increase in tine busincs
which Indicates confidence on the pai
OF lts patrons in the conseryatiVem method
pursued by the officers OF this finance.
institution
Mrs. John IIolmquist and Mrs. c.
Narum departed last Thursday Tor 7,
coma and other coast points. where the
expect Ia make quite an extended Wis
among friends Before returning to the
homes here they will also make Wis
with friends at their oil homes in Re
Wing and St Paul, MINI. These ladi,
have been on the tract since the openii
and an, surely entitled 10 vacatiC
] which We trust they will enjoy.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20
Knights of Pythias Hold Successful
Convention.

(The following account OF the Knights
OF Pythias meeting at Gooding was
crowded ont OF our last issue by All extra
demand for advertising space at the last
moment
The second annual convention OF dist
rict number OF the Domain OF Idaho
was held at Gooding on the 9TH OF Feb,
1913. The following program was car
ried ont TO 4 successful completion:
> 7. NJ, call to order.
Address OF Welcome Chancellor Com
mander W. q. Bissell.
Response 10y Chairman =. F. Horne.
$50 p. NJ. Business Meeting.
p. NJ. Moving Picture Theatre
sP. NJ. Opening OF Lodge in Third
Rank. Comforting degrees by competing
teams.
IL p. NJ Banquet at Lincoln Inn.
Past Chancellor w. T. Stafford, Toast
Master.
This district is composed of the lodges
in Lincoln, Gooding, Minidoka, Twin
Falls and Elmore counties and were all
represented with the exception OF Twin
Falls, and more than fifty delegates from
lodges outside the Gooding lodge were in
attendance.
The amount OF business to be disposed
OF made it necessary for the delegates 10
return to the lodge room after the ban
quet where the work was carried on un-
til almost o clock Il. N.
Despite the lateness OF the hour all
present seemed to enjoy themselves, es-
pecially the singing, which was led by
Governor Goodng.
The officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows
Chairman, W. 7. Stafford, Oasis Lodge
SO, Gooding.
Vice Chairman, f. A. Bowler, Delos
Lodge 2S, Shoshone.
Secretary Treasurer, F. j. LaRue, Lin
coin Lodge Il, Rupert.
The convention voted to hold its mex
meeting at Rupert.
,, The feature OF the convention was TIN
competitive work in the Third Rank be
, tween the teams from Shoshone and Ru
pert. which was won 10y Shoshone. Al
members attending this work declared /
the best that could be seen, and Sho
shone was highly complimented on thei
econd winning of the first place in thl'
work for the 9TH district.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20
THE INSTITUTE.
An interesting Day Spent with the
Farmers and the Instructors.

Saturday last, as was anticipated, proved
IA gala day for Jerome. An institute had
been arranged under the auspices OF the
Agricultural College. that the farmers
might be enlightened upon some OF the
perplcxing questions that confront them
in this new country Unfortunately
through the fault OF some one, there was
no published program, and some little
delay was thereby occasioned in getting
to work in the forenoon.
That the farmers are vitality interested
in anything that will tend to impart
them knowledge in the handling oil this
soil, to get the best returns possible, was
evinced by the large crowd that was in
town. \ short session was held in Hales
hall in the forenoon when Prof. Colgan,
the seed expert, gave very interesting
address on this important question which
is now being seriously discussed by cur
settlers. His remarks were listened to
with much interest by those who are
studying this important question and
some valuable information Was obtained.
The dinner hour having arrived, the
Amusement Hall presented sight not
soon forgotten. As was announced the
business men had prepared dinner for
all, and it would seem that everybody
and their family was on hand to accept
this generous hospitality on the part OF
town people. Several tables had been
prepared, reaching the entire length Of
the large hall, and they were soon filled
with the hungry visitors, who did ample
Justice to the occasion. A regular dinner
had been prepared, and everything pas
sed off smoothly, all were served prompt
ly, and much credit is due the commit
tee having the matter in charge.
After dinner, Mr. Game, the dairy eX
pert here, gave brief talk on the Gov
problem, using the stock recently brough
in by Zoe Mandl As an illustration. TIN
=, hall having been cleared, Prof. Jayne
I gave very interesting talk on hogs, an'
4. he was followed 10y short addresses b.
other people present.
The evening session was held at Hale
hall where quite lengthy paper wa
: read which was prepared for the occa
sion 10y Pure Food Wallis, who was I'M
c able to personally attend, and dealt wit
the sanitary conditions necessary j
Il handling our dairy supplies. Addition;
:, remarks were made by Messrs. Jayn,
: and Robson along this same line.
1t would be useless to attempt to eve
y give synopsis of the various address,
n made, but suffice it to say, all were Ii
tened to with much interest, and y
feel that the day throughout WAS d
cided success in many ways. Not on
u vas there much to be learned, but
. brought the farmers and business IN,
into closer social relationship. which
so much desired in any new section, Al
we believe everybody is ready to vote Il
day one Of the most pleasant ever spe
le in this section We would like To 5
III this sort OF day made an annual ever
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20
Hard to Compute.

Two more successful rabbit drives have
been pulled off this week, with the re-
SUIT That there are several thousand less
OF these pests on the tract The interest
manifested in these drives does not seem
10 sn'slde in the least, as notwithstand-
ing the disagreeable weather, "A large
crowd Was present al the one in the FL
dorado Heights section Monday. which
was well repaid, as three short drives
Melted result OF something over 1900
rabbits. We did not receive a report
from the one south Of town yesterday,
INT a. the pests were known to be thick
III that ncighborhood, we can imagine
that they got plenty.
Mathematicians are having a difficult
task to figure out just what the loss will
be to the rabbit family on the tract by
another fall. And while we are speak.
ing Of rabbits, the following taken iron
an exchange is very applicable to til,
conditions on the North Side tract, though
We doubt ii anyone was guilty OF intro
ducing them here:
About 10 years ago three pairs OF en-
tefprising rabbits were introduced int,
Australia Today the increase OF thes,
SIX immigrants may be counted by TIN
millions. They became il pest to til,
country Fortunes have been spent t,
eXterninate them. Wire fences man,
feet high and thousands OF miles lon
have been built to keep ont the invaders
The rabbits had to fight awful odds t.
live, but they have now outwitted man
They have developed new nail-a Ion
nail by which they can retain their hol
on a fence while climbing. With thi
same nail they can burrow six or egh
inches under the netting and thus ente
the fields that mean food and life t
them. They are now laughing at man
Reserve power has vitalized Tor thes
rabbits latent possibilities, because the
did not tamely accept their condition
but in their struggle to live learned ho
to live.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20
Resolutions of Coincidence.

Whereas it has pleased our almighty
God to call home one OF his children,
William. son OF our esteemed neighbor,
Mrs Richter,
Therefore be it resolved 10y the Jerome
Circle No. 72l Woman of Woodcrait,
that We extend to Neighbor Richter and
family our deepest sympathy
Be it further resolved that copy Of
these resolutions be forwarded to the
bereaved family, and made part OF thu
proceedings of this meeting, and that
copy be given the press for publication
Mrs. ADAMsON,
Mrs. GnsDORF,
\. :. LEMAN,
Neighbors.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20
Barrymore Dance.

Remember the dance at Barrymore,
Friday, Feb. 2lst.
Purchase your tickets at either of the
drug stores or at the Racket
All persons holding tickets will be taken
out to the hall and back free OF charge,
and should meet at either OF the drug
stores not later than : 80 r. III.
Get your tickets at least by Friday
noon. So the Committee in charge car
take care OF the crowd.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20
VIII Resume Retail Delivery.

| wish to announce that beginning
Feb. oath, will resume the retail deliv-
cry of milk throughout the town. With
approved sanitary appliances which !
have installed, | will be in position to
comply with the state law governing
diaries. Trusting to meet all OF my old
customers whose former patronage Is
duly appreciated, and respectfully solicit
ing any new ones who demand strict
sanitation in the handling OF milk, | be-
to remain, Most respectfully,
T. X. DENTON, Prop.
Rose Hedge Dairy
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20

For some time the Short Line has been
running a weekly stock train from lie
branch lines and giving great satslac-
tion. Recently stock shipped from
Bull and other points on the Twin tall'
branch reached Huntington, Oregon, II
twenty.ninc hours and ten minutes after
leaving Buhl. This is great improve
mcnt over former conditions and Will h'
appreciated by the shippers. -Ruper
Pioneer Record.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
Contributed Weekly by the High
School Student Body.

The declamatory contest will be held
On the evening OF the first OF March at
the Methodist church This test is to
decide who will represent our high school
at Pocatello in April. Several OF the
students have been taking an active part
in this work and We hope to present a
good program.
J. ;. lIartshorn visited the school on
Monday afternoon.
Nerna Davenport, OF IIagerman, enter
.d the Freshman class last week.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20

ON Friday, Feb. lith' very pheasant
.,.an;rc was spent at the home OF MIS-
W 4 IIeiss. by the juniors OF the i'reS.
.,ar;a, church. Mrs. Hoffman g'rlS
-" -, e,I Hand club were right royalty
entertained by Mrs. Barclays "oSs ..i a,r
,rcssiye club. The house was oea''''''"s
decorated in red and white and games .. .,
,',noorous kinds were INDUCED in "nul
'%c youngsters ncrn" to show ,. sign" "sr Of
, u" when after choosing their part
" '"r thew were all seated and served w''l
1a;n,v lunch consisting ri sandwiches
49, nreom and cake, to which they uio
n,nlo ius,ice. At quite late hour 'hes
loft for their homes with s''''''e '", ~,
each one voting thanks to the noS''ss '' >,
axcloiming, "well, it was some party
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20
Agents Wanted.

There's big money in it now for the
live man taking orders for our splendid
line of fruit trees, small fruits and orna-
mentals for spring delivery. Every home
owner is interesed. Good territory and
big advance commissions weekly.
SALEM NURSERY COMPANY,
Salem, Oregon
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20

Teom of mares. two filly colts coming
two years old, one pony.
Binder, II disc Monitor drill, fresno
rail. two sulky plows, II in. walking
nlow. three section harrow, disc harrow
mower. rake, set heavy double harness
+. II. SAMPSON,
If s miles East, miles South
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20
prntt,s Baby Chick Feed

Prevents intestinal disorders IN the
Young chick and is the Poultry ha'S''S
insurance against loss
pc snrc and get a package for the irs'
hrood and You will have no trouble VIII"
unhealthy chickens TO- pkg. % Gus
-, NoRrm SIDE PnARMAcN.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20

\ Sheet and Pillow Case Masquerade
will be held at the Amusement Hall on
Monday evening. Feb. 18th, which will
be under the management of Mr.. j..
Shurts We believe this is the first event
OF the kind to be held in Jerome, and
the same is being looked forward to With
much interest 10y those who enjoy dane
ing. The grand march will take place
promptly at 9 o'clock, and those who
have never witnessed an event OF this
kind will be presented with Il grotesque
sight Tickets Tor dancing will be placed
at - cents for gentlemen, and charge
of p cents will he made for spectators
During the evening Mr.. Shurts will give
exhibitions of excellent dancing. Thu
music ior the occasion will be Furnished
by the Grand View Orchestra and all ar
cordially invited to attend.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20
Free Rent.

| am the owner OF 10 acres oI good
land 2ls miles from Wendell, which Is
partially cleared and will give the same
rent free for term Of years To reliable
nar,ies who will finish clearing and seed
INC the same. Address,
Mrs. Chas. lindhcrg.
1928 Garden st.
Bellingham, Wash
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our hearty thanks
and appreciation to all friends who 10y
words of sympathy and kindly acts tended
to lessen the sorrow over the loss OF our
little son.
Mr.. AND Mrs. Il. A. RICHTER.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20
For Sale.

so acres adjoining Falls City Townslte
plastered house, large shed, barn and othel
improvements. Is acres in alfalfa.
WALTER IL. Corr,
Falls City, Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20
Ozark Orchards For Sale.

Ample water. 50 acres or any part
slOO. 90 to Sl5O.OO an acre. Easy terms
or trade for clear income or merchan
disc Land will produce anything. \
live stockman will make fortune her'
raising livestock. For further partlen
lars inquire oi
GEo. lloFFMAN,
Jerome, Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20
Parcel Post Special.

Saturday We will sell one pound O
Noxine coffee and lOc can Of Crescent
Baking Powder for % limit two 10 u
customer. The RACkEr
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20
To Dairymen.

Having purchased a registered Jersey
sire, OF the large type, will offer the
the same for service in Jerome to only
such stock AS can be shown to be free
from any disease.
JOE MANDL.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-20
Teachers Quarterly Examinations.

The regular quarterly examination o
teachers for county certificates will b'
held in Shoshone Feb. % and - an'
March |.
STELLA Cook, Co. Supt.