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The Glenwood post., 1914-09-12
ACT QUICKLY
Delay Haas Been Dangerous in Glen
wood 0peinQ.

Do the right thing at the right time.
Act quickly in time of danger.
In time of kidney danger Doaa's s
Kidney Pills are most effective.
Plenty of evidence of their worth.
Mrs. Helena A. Renneker, $40 Pit
kin Ave-, Grand Junction, Colo, says:
81 was subject to sharp twinges in
my back and at times could hardly get
up when l was down. When the spells
came on, had to sit OF lie down and
wait until they wore off. It was plain
to be seen that my kidneys were weak.
The kidney secretions passed irregu-
larly and wess very unsatural I tried
diffsssat rsaediss, blt nsver fousd
nseh relief satil I took Dsaa's Kid
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The Glenwood post., 1914-09-12

A man who is not = politician, but
who reads quite = bit, was heard t"
remark that Rhoady Kenehan had all
- bod characteristics Of leach, but
not the good ones. Someone asked
how! And he replied that she woull
stick to the public crib like = leach,
but unlike leach, he did not fall off
VIXEN he got his fill. .'-Longmont
Tines
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-12

h De.ver News announces that II
has scut all weekly papers off the ex
chanss list. As the Colorado Springs
Telegraph and the two Pueblo dailies
stin come to our office the action OF
H. News vexea us in about the same
manner it did when the Post cut US
off, A fellow that cannot get along
without . Denver paper is certainly
deserving of sympsthy.-Holly Chief,
tain.
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-12

Monday Isaac Baer will commence
to fill the silo at his Flag creek
ranch, and invites all interested to
come over and watch the operation
II is the first silo in the county, ana
possibly on the western slope
Neeker Review.
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-12

For the price of a postage stamp the
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-12

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-08-13
Prepare for Storage.

loci l. Priest. of Rois"' mnuS'r'''
agent for the Oregon Short Line was
in the city last Thursday ana FRIDAY
getting an estimate on the crops
here Mr.. Priest states that the OUT
look Is for heavy crops all 'hrouS"
the territory of the Oregon snort
Line and that the road will be taxed
TO its utmost to move them. me
company has made preparations 'o'
increased traffic by ordering "o"V
box cars and 1000 freezcrs' but even
with this increased equipment tue
company will have its hands iul''
Mr.. Priest states that III the p"S'
:, has becn the custom Of shippers to
use railroad cars for the storage oil
various crops. He urges that farmers
do their best to provide storage iol
their crops on their farms that tue
cars may be used exclusively to trans
mort the crops-Twin Falls News
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-08-13

j. ANNOUNCEMENT.-rhis Piano and Popular La
dies Voting Contest win De conducted fairly and hon
estly business principles strictly with justice and
fairness to all concerned with the above principles
it viii be an assured success.
.. PlsIZES.-The capital prize will be an Obermeyer
* Sons Piano. Also other valuable prizes to the
amount OF many dollars which are announced here
with.
;. CANDIDATES.-Young ladies in this and adjoin-
ing towns are eligible enter this contest and the
party Giving the largest number of votes shall re-
ceiye the beautiful $500 Obermeyer Sons Piano and
other premiums Nii be distributed ia accordance With
The contestants standing at the final count.
A. TIT. IN NOTE.-should any of the contestants
in votes any OF III, prizes, The Publishers Mu-
cc Company will award similar prize.
3D. VOTES CIAssED.-Votes will be issued i'll the
following denominations:
New Subscriptions, COO votes. 50 90
. Renewals, 500 votes. So 90
Renewals. than year, 600 votes. 81 90
Back subscriptions 400 votes. 50. %
years New subscriptions 1900 votes. 600
10 years New subscriptions, 1880 votes. $4,000
INSTRI CTiON ~.--Kesuhs as to standing OF votes
will be issued days 80 accepted at less
than regular prc, paper concerned in this contes
No one connected with this paper will be allowed &c
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-08-13
WAR SENDS PRICES UP.

New York dispatch OF Tuesday
.oys. while the nations of Europe
are sparring around for advantage to
anil off the promised big battles the
rrited States is getting busy prepar-
Inc 70 feed the warriors. This was
,.dicated strongly Monday In all the
commercial reports and In all COM
msrcial statements from other coun-
tries"
Last week the financial situation
in the larger cities became serious
n the extent that the banks would
rafuse TO cash checks exceeding $40,
Inns tying up all funds for the time
heine. From the tone OF the above
dIspatch this situation has been re-
ueyed Word had gone out from
the money centers to all buyers to
hold OF for a few days AS money
could not be- obtained with which to
meet the obligations. This order was
only temporary. however.
Sugar has advanced since the war
commenced. and has now advanced
10 $3.50 per hundred in this section
A meeting OF the North American
Grain Association was held In New
York on Monday evening at which
time 1t Was decided to resume ship
ments to Europe Reports were that
Belgium and England were guaran-
teeing war risks on imports from
the United States. and this had ten
dency to boost prices along All lines.
Wheat advanced rapidly. the closing
quotations Monday being sl.3l for
December wheat
At the same time the price FOR
hogs on the Kansas city market eA-
ceeded any figure since 1910. the
best grades bringing s975
Fortunately this nation is blessed
with good crops this year and with
the foreign ports open to receive our
products high prices viii certainly
prevail FOR all food products. In this
instance the producers IN this couu.
try cannot help but reap great bcne
fits at the expense OF their neighbor.
across The sea
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-08-13
Political Announcements
IOK NIiIlIiIIlI.

To the Voters of Lincoln couo,.
Idaho.
ueAire TO announce myself as a
candidate for sheriff OF Lincoln coun-
~ Idaho. on the democratic ticket
subject to the decision OF the voters
at the primary election to be held
September lst 1914
was born in Iowa I'm the wear
1881 graduated from the hugh school
at Nillisca. and received further edu-
cation at the state university. Iowa
city. Iowa Have been d resident Of
Idaho for eight years. and Lincoln
county six years
II Is my declared intention. If nom
mated and elected. to administer the
duties Of the office which seek faith.
fully and impartially. in an economi-
cal manner. and insist on the strict
enforcement OF the law regardless a
whom 1t may hit and will insist that
the county gets a dollars worth fo,
every dollar spent
f. G JuNK1N. Jerome. Idaho
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-08-13
Rules and Regulations Governing the Contest
ARE AS FOLLOWS ::

become a candidate in this contest work for
testants.
Votes after being voted cannot be transferred to
another. BE sure know whom you going to
before coming the ballot box the editor
or anyone will positively give any information
the subject. The key to the government ballot box
shall be in possession of the awarding committee dur
ing the contest
For the first 30 days the paper will run 25-vote
coupon which be voted free for any lady contest
ant.
Contest to run not less than 80 days. CONTEST
WILL CLOSE SEPT H. The right to postpone
closing reserved il sum oent should
occur.
Ten days prior to closing contest. the judges will
carefully lock seal ballot box ana take same to the
bank. where the will be in . place where voting
be done during business hours and locked in a
Vault night until close Of when the judges
will take charge and count same and announce the
young ladies winning in their turn.
The last ten days all voting must be done in a
sealed box at the bank. you do not wish anyone
know whom you are voting for place your cash for
subscriptions together with your coupon in sealed
envelope which Will be furnished you and put in
ballot box This will give everyone fair and square
deal
CONTEST WILL CLOSE ON SEPT 18th 1914.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-08-13

Lincoln county offers one o. if-
most able attorney. a. candidai.
for one OF the district judgeships Tor
the Fourth judicial district. in ,a,
person OF James X Boutwell,. of sho
shone. and the voters OF this coautY
should see to II that he Is given ih.lr
hearty support MIR Boutwell, need S.
no Introduction at our hands as o.,
has been long resident OF this coun-
~ being prosecuting attorney f.r
two years. during which tim" hi
ability as an attorney became mann
fest. and he was honored by the non
nation for attorney general OF ti.,
state two years ago II should hr 3.
matter of pride for the people OF thi.
county to stand Loyalty by one of is
citizens for this important oflo,
which Is divorced from politics. aid
Mr. Boutwell, should receive mos
liberal support throughout this sec
ton
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-08-13

II the government becomes tho
owner OF the telephone and railway
lines. then the states and counti.,
composing the states will lose an
revenue from taxation. for govern
ment owned property. like churches.
pay no taxes. You will now Sc" tie
direct loss government ownership
would mean to each county you
take away the revenue from taxation
OF the telephone. telegraph and rail
way lines and the tax burden to Tie
people will be very great. yes. So
great the people could not pay. We
uihk the corporations should con
uhue to own and let the government
manage its affairs; II the government
oecomes owner. II will manage about
tue same as they manage the forrest
reserves. Government ownership
would be very bad for tho people -
'unnison Republican
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-08-13
FOR SiiI RIFF

To the Voters of Lincoln County.
hereby announce that am a
candidate Tor shcriu on the rcpubli-
can ticket. subject 10 the decision OF
the primary election To be- held Tues
day. September L. 1914.
In submitting nay name for your
consideration. / think ii proper to
state that favor I'd strict enforcemont
OF The LAWS OF the rtatc aud m
aspiring to the chief executive oni,.
of the county promise that ID elected.
/ will perform the duties required Of
said office with importantly. and
pledge myself to the slrictrs' c,on-
omy consistent with cn,icn,,
Sincerely your.
GEO HINEMAN
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-08-13

Soldier Ida. Aug LIST. 1914.
To the Electors of the Fourth Judi
cial District of the State Of Idaho.
Will be candidate before the pri-
marios for Judge OF the Fourth Judi
cial District More than thirty years
practice " the law and knowledge
o. men and affairs gained through eN-
periencc believe has qualified NE for
the position.
am in hearty accord with the act
OF tire last lcr stature which places
the judiciary above the plane of par
tisan politics freeing the Judge from
obligations TO any political party or
class and leaving the voter free TO
Select for the office those best quail
flied In this spirit ! ask your sur
frage. pledeing myself II nominated
and elected to devote my entire time
and best energies to the work. ! VIII
guard and protect the rights OF all
litieants and will also conserve the IN
terests OF the taxpayer by expeditions
proceedings and the exercise OF STREET
economy Believing that the rlgld
enforcement Of our erin inal laws 10
necessary for the protection and moral
betterment OF society. will endeavor
10 secure the enforcement OF al erlm'
iaal laws
Yours very truly.
JOSEPH ". EDGERTON.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-08-13

on "Wednesday afternoon parry
Of Germans who reside near Love-
land. colo. came to Sh"Sh"ne ana
filed ON homosteads near The oregon
Short Line station OF Owinza. The
men are dry land farmers and expect
TO make a success in that district
They we're exhibiting stalks OF airy
land wheat about three feet IN l'hk'h
we'll headed out which they had 'p-
,ainod from 10 acre field near Isl
mana This one wheat field "lll 'N-
eraee % bushels to the acre ana sew
eral smaller fields In the same ans
trict will average fully as mu'n
Although this is the first season 'h"'
any crops have been grown on INC
dry farms in the eastern part OF
Lincoln county. there will be sever"
thousand bushels of wheat pr"du'''
I'm that neighborhood -Sh"s''oh'
Journal
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-08-13


PRESIDENT Wilson was either born
uhuer lucky star or has the faculty
Vi dealing with his brother second to
no other man who has occupied the
presidential chair. Just at time
~nen all Europe was at war and n
generalization OF our railroads SEEM
GU immanent on account of a threat
."ed strike OF the train men, Presi-
ueht Wilson made an appeal TO tho
opposlng forces to meet him in
Washington. and as a result of that
.onierence the differences between
'"e men and the managers will be
submitted to arbitration. The train
"en mad all along been favorable to
aroitration, but the railroad man
ayers objected to It, but after a brief
'e''ure from the president the man
seers consented to the arbitration
method OF settling their disputes. In
'u's again has the president won the
e'a'itude OF the whole nation.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-08-13

co non't permit yourself to become
ata,supated, as your system immedi-
they begins to absorb poison from
III uacked-up waste matter Use DR..
Tiny New Life Pills and keep well.
HIRE lire is no better safeguard against
oness' Just take one dose tonight.
'Sc at your druggists.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-14
SOLDIERS Of uncle sam LEAP
GOAI-LIKE FROM CRAG TO CRAG

commodating eight men with plenty of
room to move around between the
cots, laok mighty ike home to the
tired doughboys. The camp has the
inestimable advantage OF being close
to the ocean, and although tie jagged
coral forces caution. the Injury of a
bath is alweys at hand and the cool
ing-out process is general after the
tough work OF the MORNINGS. .
A detachment of engineers has been
camped in the same locality far
months, and fine military man os TIE
district is available. The mountain
spurs leading to the main ridge have
lost their Hawaiian ide-tity now ard
are designated by the letters OF the
alphabet, but after b0loing their wav
to the summit, the soldiers soon find
an appropriate word to go with the
initial letter. IF and 3D. ridges were
named in full the first time they were
tackled.
The average civilian pictures the
field work of soldier outfit IS Sc
ries OF sham battles" with much POD
ping of blank ammunition. II would
be news to many to learn that gnod
deal of the soldering the men of the
1st battalion are doing. is without arms
in hand at all. Rifles are left behind
when company is ordered out for
mountain exploration alone, and coil
ed rope, sh,rp bolos. pick mattocks,
and hand axes take the place of
Springie,ds. bayenets and intrenchIng,
tools.
IT is not al mountaineering, how
ever. for a series of combat exercises.
interesting from a military standpoint
only. are being conducted with special
regard to the terrein.
The company commanders of the 1st
battalion are Captains Robert Nc
Cleave, e. H. Cook, D. W Chamber
lin, and w H. Johnson. having B. A.,
d and companies. respectively. 1t.
Franklin p. Jackson is acting battalicn
adjutant, and 1t Eddie" Hoffman and
his new motorcycle are Quartermaster
and commissary. The regular company
CANNES are emong those present. and
a pleasant time is being had by al!
The battalion will return to Fort
Shafter next Friday. ... r
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-14
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-14
DANIEL LOGAN !.
CANDIDATE FOR
SUPERvISORSHIP
Veteran NeWspaperman and
Former Board Member Is in
Race on Republican Ticket

Daniel Logan. veteran newspaper
man, former member of the board of
supervisors where he made all excel
lent record. today announced his can
didacy for supervisor at the coming
election. He is Republican and dur
ing a long period Of newspaper sery-
ice in Honolulu has taken an active
and effective part in many important
public matters. His announcement
says: r.
ITO the Voters Of the CITY and Coun-
ty OF Honolulu:
"Gentlemen:-I hereby announce
myself as a candidate for supervisor
on the Republican ticket at the coming
primaries.
Having served during the 1909-10
term, the first one under the mum.
cipal charter. | would briefly mention
some few items Of the record | then
made.
Il. introduced the budget system
Of financing and was able to carry it
through the whole period, whereby ex-
penditures were always kept within
the revenue, and in even proportion
according thereto from one half-yearly
period to another. AS results there
were no warrants registered during
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-14
Men of the 1st Battalion. End
Infantry, Seeinu Field Ser
vice From High Attitudes

e The rocky road to soldering is be-
ing Travelled by a lot or men in TIE
Ecugh md ready field service uniform
of Uncle Sam these days Field serv-
ice, though, is a misnomer, an occa.
sional glimpse of the cane fields of Wa.
'''9naio, from the dizzy heights Of the
Koolau range, being as close as the
men Of the lst battalion, Ind Infantry,
come Il level country during their
present strenuous tour on eastern
Oahu.
The battalion. commanded by Maj.
F. V. Smith. was assigned to the Dia-
mond Head-Makapu Point section more
than year ago, and now officers and
men ere studying the rocky spurs and
knife ridges. by the simple process OF
scrambling, elambering and falling
over them. Anyone who thinks that
soldering is graft, and that field
service Is one long picnic. with moth
in TO do till tomorrow viii swing his
opinion in short order If he attempts
to stick with the rGoatineers" of the
2nd
Major Smiths command is nail-hard.
II would be hard to find a finer lot of
soldier athletes anywhere. than the
men of Companies A, B, c and d, 2ud
United States Infantry. Every COM
pany has been 100 and 10 men in
camp, and when an outfit starts on a
hike. whether the path leads IN and
ever the ridges, or along the hot and
dusty rosd to Oahu's eastern edge,
there is Just about as much distance
between the head and tail of the column
when it returns to camp as when it
left And that's march efficl yncy.
The battalion has en- ideal camp at
Lucas ranch. Through the kindness
&C the owner-resident. the soldiers
have pitched their tents on the grassy
and well-shaded bit OF meadow land
directly in front OF the ranch house.
and when the soldiers return from the
work OF the day. IL is u miniature
park There is plensy of room for a
regulation. semi-permanent camp. and
the roomy pyrsmidal terts, each ac-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-14

the Queens Hospital trustees and per
sonally drafted the agreement made
with them, to meet their request for
a change OF system in paying for
county patients.
IS. Personally, in conjunction with
the city and county engineer, kept
the schoolhouses of the municipality
in repair and good sanitary condition,
also enforced the contract system in
the matters of school furnishing and
supplies.
SO. Fought, though Intellectually,
for placing the municipal wires in the
business section underground. through
an arrangement with the Mutual Tele.
phone Company to use their conduits
on terms which all the department.
al experts declared reasonable-for a
term of II years. For the unsightly
poles now decorating (?) the down.
town section the defeat of this mea-
sure is responsible.
81 think the only election promise
need make is that, If elected, shall
endeavor to equal and If possible ex-
eel the record I made on the former
occasion.
With regard to the promise that
seems to core most readily to ma
jority of candidates for municipal hon
crs, / may say that here and else
where have been an advocate of
good roads for the 40 years that |
have been writing for the press. Thir.
ty-two years ago an article on roads
written by me was copied by a press
association and reprinted in scores of
newspapers. Government officials in
Hawaii have adopted some of my sug-
gestions on roadmaking in their prac-
tice. In my successful campaign of
1908 advocated the paving of the
business section with permanent ma
demands on county funds created by
the legislature of 1909 and partly to
the absence of modern paving plants
owned by either the municipality or
private contractors until close II the
end of the term, only snail stretch
of permanent pavement was laid by
the board of which was member.
Nevertheless, that board reconstruct.
ed several miles of streets and roads
Will Oll-IudCdudHl, WHICH are HHSdIi9 as
good today as the time they were
completed. Moreover, the same board
constructed more mileage of the Oahu
belt road than any other board that
has existed, and when It went out Of
office an automobile. for the first
time in history, could go around thu
island in ordinary weather without
danger Of being stalled
"In conclusion, / would respectfully
decline to, ally myself with candidates
for other offices than that of super:
visor until the people nominate the
whole Republican ticket at the Dri
rary election. because believe that
the primary law is intended to pre-.
vent all trading between different Of
fees and mingling of public interests
that are and should be distinct. When
the popular fiat designates the ticket
shall be ready to do my part to Ell
sure it's complete success. -.
Gall l ask of you at this stage, gen
tlemen. is to give me place on the
ballot for November.
yours faithfully,
- IT. e., DANIEL LOGAN"