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The Washington times., 1915-05-30
Boy Scout Field Day Is
Postponed Until June 10

Boy Scout field day has been post
poned until June 10. when It probably
will be held on the Patterson tract.
near Gallaudet College. in the after
noon. This action was taken yesterday
after the continued rain made 1t i'm
possible to continue the field day events
scheduled to be held In Potomac park
Most Of the races were run yester-
day, but the first aid, signaling, and
fire building tests were not started.
and the entire program will be revised
for the field day next month.
Troop No q won the unlimited shut
tie race yesterday. while Troop No. 10
was first In the 110-pound shuttle race.
Scouts Stewart. Cummings, and Cole
man. of Troops No. 2l. 4s. and II. re-
spectively. We're first. second. and third
in the running broad jump. Scout
Cummings also won the potato race.
The Washington times., 1915-05-30
Founders Gateway at
College Park Dedicated

An interesting feature of the farmers
day program yesterday at the Mary
land Agricultural College was the dedi-
cation Of the Founders Gateway"
Immediately after the public meeting
the visitors. headed by the battalion
OF cadets. marched to the newly erected
gateway at the entrance from the
Washington Baltimore boulevard,
where the ceremonies took place.
Robert NJ. Pindell. jr., of Baltimore,
president of the alumni association.
delivered the dedicatory address. The
tablets on the two pillars were unveiled
by Miss Mary Hill Go,dsborough and
Miss Emily McIane Merryman, direct
descendants of the original contribu-
tors to the foundation Of the college.
The Washington times., 1915-05-30
Rev. J. Henning Nelms
Addresses TrOWel Clut

The Trowel Club of Master Masons
OF the Interior Department held a
meeting at the Ebbitt House last
night and heard an address by the Rev.
J. Henning Nelms. rector of the
Church of the Ascension, who talked of
the South and told dialect stories of its
people. The NeaDolitan Quartet now
filing an engagement at the hotel, fur
nished music for the occasion. The
quartet COMPRISES lean Parisot, bari
tone and leader: EnriCo Lavigna. tenor
Joseph PRO. violinst. and JoseDh BIZ
ondo. Ruitarst. President George s.
Pope, of the club, presided. w. l.. Pu-
shaw. Allan Busias. w. f. Hatch. and
d, Gatthold were admitted to member
ship.
The Washington times., 1915-05-30
Swedish Minister'S Car
.Collides With a Wagon

An automobile and a horse drawn
wagon collided at Connecticut avenue
and l. street northwest AZ s.2o
o'clock last evening, the machine he
Ing driven by w. A. +. EkenRren
Swedish minister to the United states
He was accompanied by Mrs. Eken.
gren, and neither was hurt, though
the machine was slightly damaged
James e. Colbert, of 324 G stree.
northeast, who was driving tho
wagon, sustained a bruise on his leg
The Washington times., 1915-05-30

where every sort Of food for patients
can be prepared. Above this will be the
roof garden, where convalescent pa
TENTS can obtain a charming view Of
Washington.
An average Of sixty persons a day are
now treated at the Emergency Hospital,
and the present building has long been
inadequate for this amount of work
The Washington times., 1915-05-30
His Opportunity.

McALESTER. Okla, May 3.-W. NJ.
Sloan. under sheriff OF Usage county,
fell asleep on an NJ, X. and T. train
north of McAlester and awoke as the
train pulled into McAlester yards TO
find that George Braswell. a prisoner
he was bringing to the penitentiary.
was gone. Braswell was under five-year
sentence for horse theft
The Washington times., 1915-05-30
Skin Sufferers
Your Relief Is Guaranteed.

The D. D. D. Prescription for Ecze-
ina, a mild. antiseptic wash. stops that
awful itch instantly.
Druggists throughout the city have
witnessed such remarkable cures with
this remedy that they now universally
recommend u. D. d.
As proof OF their confidence. they
offer you the first full-sized bottle on
guarantee that unless II does the
SAME FOR YOU, It costs you not q
cent A generous trial bottle for fsc-
AAi0GnheIIs Drug stOres.-,AdyI
The Washington times., 1915-05-30
From Chicago to Gulf.

CHICAGO, May D.--The first Chi
cago-to- -the-gulf steamer started on it's
voyage from La Sale. to which city
her cargo was brought on steam barges
from Chicago. The boat is OF the Mis-
sissippi type and 1t Is said will be regu-
larly followed by others A formal
demonstration by committees from cities
along the route marked the trip.
The Washington times., 1915-05-30

ROSA TROPICAL PerfD
A Zoe Porto Rican cigar. Cut to SC.
Box of %, Sl.2O.
CHARTER
DC cigar. Cut TO for 25c.
Box of 80, S1.75. Box of 25. sSc.
MANILANEI'TES (StogieI
8 for SC. BOx of 100, Sl.35.
PHoEBUS CStoGicp
for Sc. Box of 100 sI.5O.
POLLOCk CStogicI
3 for sc. Box of 100, $40.
Blue MOUSE
Regular price. 15c. Cut to &c
package. o In IA package.
LORD ROMEO Hitte cigar
for 13c. 2 pkg. for 25c.
SENATOR EVERETT
Regular price. 1Oc a pkg. of 10.
Cut price, SC IA pkg.
sTAPELETTEs
10 In pkg. Zoe quality.
Cut to sc pkg.
LOVERA ......,.. CUT to zoe.
CIGARETTES.
MELACHRINO, No.
Regular price, $3.50 hundred.
Cut price, sf.3S. Box of 30, 6sc.
One pound PICNIC TWIST, 45c.
The Washington times., 1915-05-30
Serbia Honors Upton.

NISH. Serbia, May 3O-Sir Thomas
Liton is now grand commander of the
Order of st. Sava.. This Is the highest
foreigner.
The Washington times., 1915-05-30
Special Cigar Day at0'Donne||'s
Your FavOrite Brand at Cut Prices

r. GARCIA & BRO. (BIunts)
A new shipment. for 25c.
Box of so, S4.OO.
MI ISABELLA Perf. SUBJ
3-for-50c quality. Cut to 1Oc.
Box of -, s2.4O.
MI ISABELLA (Aramatico)
2-for-25c size. Cut SO Sc.
Box of so, $3.50.
MI ISABELLA (Com.)
Zoe size. Cut TO 7c.
Box of 30, 1925.
MI ISABELLA Colonial 4 LondresD
Zoe size. Cut to &c.
Box of 100, 1918.
LIBERATUS (BOuquet GrandD
Havana filed, 10c cigar. Cut to &c.
Box of 30, 1885.
HERMAN CORTEZ CBostOn Chico)
Cut to &c. Box of 30, s2.75.
LOVERA (Con. SpeciaD
Tampa made. Regular l0c goods.
Cut to &c. BOX of so, S2.T5.
ROSSINI
A dandy 1Oc smoke, 7c; 4 for 25c.
box of so, $500.
LA MATEA. HiGh-Erade Porto
Rico IOc cigar. Cut to Sc.
Box of 80, S2.25.
Sc cigars. Cut to 3 for Sc.
Box of 100, $3.50.
LOVERA UmpernIies
2-fOr-25c size. Cut 10 Sc.
box of 100, S7.3S.
The Washington times., 1915-05-30
DRUGS

EPSON Salts, ID. box SC
Powdered Alum. ID. ...........So
Bicarbonate Soda, ID. .......sc
Texwax, refined paraffin. lb. ... SC
2-grain Quinine Pills, 100 in
Spirits Turpentine. pint bottle l0c
Powdered Boracic Acid. ID. box lSc
Sugar Milk. the best, h. boX..,2lc
Phosphate Soda. the best, lb. can l5c
Sal AmmoniaC. b...................lOc
Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic.
4 OF bottle. Observation-Disclosures.
Cottonseed Oil. 1-gal. cans....,...Ssc
Pure Grain Alcohol, pint..........4Oc
Pure Vaseline, ID. jars.............25c
Chloride Lime, lib. Cans.......... SC
English Lavender Flowers. ozs &c
SIENNA Leaves. ozs........Sa So. lOc
Finest Imported Bay Rum, pt....39c
Household Ammonia. bottle....... &c
Ess. Pepsin, 4-oz. bottle. ..,........l9c
Liquid Soda Mint, pint bottle .l5c
SunfiOwer Seed. lbs..........,....25 25c
Compound LicOrice Powder. lb. .25c
Pure Castor Oil 4-oz. bottle. sc
Calomel Tablets. any strength,
bottle of 100. O........................l .l2c
StryChnine Tablets, any strength.
bottle of 100. .........!......,.....l9 .l9c
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
REJECTS
PEACE PROPOSALS
sPURNs oVERTUREs ~ MEXICAN
CONVENTION TO BRING ABOUT
MITE IRRATIONAL PEACE
Declares he VIII Not LAY Aside Hls
Sword So Long as the Country
has sst Been pursed o. All
Her Enemies.

saa Antonio. Texas General A.
,aro Oregon mas declined peace over
lures offered ay tar Mexican coagen
.lon a-r- oa saturday shich asked
.Au earring leaders o. consider plan
Tor ta- cessation OF haaultles Obre
son eho Ao.ls Mexico Clty Tor tAe
rarnAtA faction. saa The arst leader
20 reply
tits tslrvapaie message. received
1y FREDERICK GaAboa former mlals-
Ter ia Hurrias cabinet Vho vas
named chairman % TIC p,rmaacn,
committee % tAc convention. fo.loes
have received The message ehlcA
sas seat .as.ung Us 10 The namc ~
a group % Mexican refugees there. 20
drop our arms Those ehn have the
sa.os 60 offer blood Ior tAe republic
10 not put d0sR their arms Ne elil
not put coen our arms while tAerr
vet lave not disappeared trom our
sacred soil tar traitors sho sell OUT
90 tAo r'As.on4ry party 20 s.ak ogs
precautionary principles
% cacA o, you. 90 place 90 bclls
rvtcNr,s IN ,osr.sn cogniry. would
take rife and apply q tor your
party yolg Labor eoa.d oe moo, carc.
t.sr. aae yea sogld have az least.
he 4oDor d., orlDs called citizens
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
RULERS WITNESS
BATTLE IN POLAND
KAISER AND CAR ENCOURAGE
TROOPS ~ THEIR PRESENCE
At The FRONT.
Rere-t Reaches Vienna q the Re
t-sst 81 Russians IN 5ukomna
an-r> tne A4strians Took Large
Sumter % Prisoners.

Engagements o. A minor nature 10
tie western sas Ioar and coLt!lua.
tol ID. the extended battles ll 20
A-l and the Carpathians cOIprise
IL neager meas contained IN the Ola.
ca. statements regarding the cond.
t.ols AZ the various battle iruuts
Emperor William has visited con-
ga1y O. s-eslaa .andS chr. sAi!e the
Russian -llp-sor Is also engaged "a
encouraging his troops BY his pres
--ce IN t1- leld
Vienna reports the retreat o, The
Russians il Hgk0N.na. NAeFe the Aus
Trans have succeeded in tak.ng l.200
prisoners aaG occupying KiMpo.uag "a
Ias soutA.
The uartalel.es forts according %
Information from Athens. have beeA
oo1lbarted By the allied Brst.sA and
French Warslips TVo ammuniuun
depots are sad 70 have oeen set %
ire
spain has sent 20 the uni.rd states
tao representatives, % purchase arms
4lt soon also VII buy several aero
Planes here
The British toreign o.ace. IA a stale
meat bearing % the ay!ag ~ lie
American nag BY the Cunagd ..ass
L-s.,anla. although u does 40, mra-
t.oa this inclt-nt declares tAAi rAe
Use O, a neutral nag IS. eitA!a crrtaia
limitations, eeA established IN pgac
ticr. lar British government main.
ta.ns hat. as 10 has not ob.cc,rt q
foreign merchant vessels us.ng tie
Qr.-s1 aag as a T-se Tor eyallng cap
scrs a. sra a. the hands @, o-lhs
e-,nt, a Brush merchant vessel IS en
titled 20 assume neutral co.oss Tor
similar purpose
The Turkish authorities In Hoceiia
Arabia, have saluted the nag over The
Italian consulate aud thereby ended
the Incident caused by the removal O,
the British consul from the Consulate
The Montenegro consul general Ia
London reports that complete an
archy reigns In Albania tie states
that Albanian bands are numbering
and piNaging Montenegrin subjects
and that all merchandise along the
river Boyana Is coRascalcd aud held
for enormous ransom.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
IS CHILD CROSS,
FEVERISH, SICK
Look. Mother. II tongue is
coated. give California
Syrup Of Figs"

Children love this fruit la1a1vs.-
aat accAing else clsanses tie tender
stomach. liver and bowels SO a.csly.
A child simply VII not stop PLAYING
70 empty the bowels. and The result a
they become rghIly clcggsd with
waste, liver gets sluggish. stomach
scu-s, then your little one becomes
cross. halt-sick- tevsr.sh. dcar ear.
sleep Or act naturally. breath Is lad.
system tun CT cold. has sore tarcat.
s-c1ae1-achs or diarrhcea. Listen.
Mother. See = tonyus Is coated. then
give l tsaspccntll Q. California
Syrup Of Figs. ard n 4 few hours all
the ccnsripaisd waste. sour BILE ard
untiZestsd food passes cut Of the sys-
ten and you have = veil child again
= Millions CO mothers give California
syrup q Figs" because il "a psrsectly
harmless; children love IL. and il new
- tails 10 act q the stomach. liver
and bowels
Ask a. the store Tor 50-csnt bottle
q California syrup o. Frzs.~ which
has t1l directions fer babies. children
Of al ages and for zrpvr-ups plainly
printed CT the bosrls Adv.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
NEUTRAL VESSELS IN PERIL.
Areas Adjoining Territorial Waters o.
Grea, Britain hazardous 10
Mariners.

Washington -Germany pyoclama
tion OF var zone In the waters sur.
rounding Great Britain and Ireland.
contrary 10 arst reports. does not in,
clude the seas directly adjacent 10
any Neutral countries in Europe
The o,neial text q the proclama.
tion. received Saturday from Amhas.
sadoF Gerard a, ReThR by the state
department, reveals that tAe areas IA
rec,ly bordering on the territorial,
waters Of FraRce and Great Britain
are held % oe in iae soRe o. opera
tons within which neutral vessels
may % subject 20 ,ae hazards ~ na,a,
warfare
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
e0NTRoI IlVs STOCK DISEASE.
Losses FROM zee, ana Mouth n,s,a,.
WNl Reach Total ~ S8.8aa no

Washington osses from N. t,,,
s"' mNs'h disease Ia ,hc prcscn, cut,
" . 'aoS Tar have aggNgaied A.,
Ns"l'N tho earca0 10 animal Industry
announced SATURDAY rhN optAr,,s
w 'oH disease nov sccms % D., unAc,
V"o'rN as a veSON 81 lhc NleOr,as M,
"N w evad'VA'l0N followed ,Ae nun
rAN states
Ne"vN eaNc been slaughtered tSesS
NN','" N','SS sWiaN tlSl sAccP and -
s'N'N ~ 'Nr the lNsscs are mA,n,N
''NN' and had NN AppyyVNNle son,r,l
v''N' N" nv c''eN,rys tN,M supply N
m'A' and dairy An,mAlS y
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
JAPAN THREATENS CHINA.
Gives Notice Tina, War VIII BE De
elared II Necessary 20 Enforce
Demands,

Picking, China Military action &c
enforce its demands upon CANA has
been threatened by the Japanese gov.
ernment according 20 cable mcssag,
from tae Chinese minister az Toxic Il
Is believed in official circles here
however. that the communication
should no, be taken loo seriously
boiA public men and newspapers
are urging President Yuan sal KAi O.
let Japan seize by force What she
wishes, as China would be unable to
oppose her bur refuse 10 graat Au
initiating concessions.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
EXPLOSION cosrs TWENTY iva
Fourteen Meet Death Frem An,,
camp ana SIN Are Klisa ou,r,sh,

fNlc,'cVnlc. " Va Twenty min.
ers Were Killed 20 an explosion in me
'~rl's'c mine 10 the New River Co,l
company here Saturday Onr hundr,A
anu s'N'N others, temporarily entOmh.
al Nrr" httcd TO safety Ia tho casr
or c''meed GA, THRUSH airshana me
'"r'lsle Is a sister mnc to the p,r
fr'l stuart and Whlpplc mlnes b,
which cNplosi0n la 1900 and ana ,a,,
cyst leO lives
FIRST 'cp0r,s Vcrc that sX men
hNd persisted state mime insp.,,er,
Ia tour OF tAc N0ykngs found An,
e'a'rs ot 'oay'ecn n,oyc men ki,cd IN
ai,eydamp
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
coNFsssss S'I.lNo s,esr
aeeaae They Were Oia ana a Nuis
anes, Inmates - home We're
Murdered

Workers y N-N least tao ini.ct.
mcuts Cor murder age expected by
Coroner James . paaa ln coaacci.on
~i,a ,Ae alleged kilNas 20 eight asra
Inmates ci tar Gcgmaa Oda rcgoss
aowc hrsv
sgvd MoTs 'ormrr employee AZ
'ao aome, said iaAi be- bad pui iae
"'sai men 90 dek,a because tacy
"crr Old and a Nuisance
According io me story told hv
No's "orn be walked into tAe dls,r.c,
attorney office Ia New York several
DAYS asN ave Inmates Nvrc Killed hv
ea anaes'Artic and ,aFce Vita ctAe,
drugs
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

Legislature Passes Prehieuusa all
effective Fit, 81 year.

little Roca Ara A tlu psorllng
'os state. ~ l1c pFoAihltoa 10 AsAaa
sas Nas signed Saturday By COY q
80 Hays Tao measure AZ amended
psoalalts Tie srsnupg %, further "a
loon ,icvascs foF lsl5. olt docs not
DISTURB i4osr already granted Pro
Aibnioa becomes effective January O..
lsld.
Forcsiallins The ereci "a Pulaski
county Judge Joe AsAcs granted TAO
pctlllon % l.liilc Rock sa.ooamca sor
licenses forty minuies before the
measure VAS signed by iAc governor
Fifty saloons opened Immediately
The Little Rock saloons had oeya
closed since pccemovs 30 pending iae
circulation o, petitions ios tacis opsa
ing
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
Nee an Original Remark.

All ny dearest Angelina" ex-
claimed Fertis, as he slowly settled
70 his Knees a, the feet OF his adored
one. after having imprinted 4 kiss
upon her ruby lips. q kiss from you
i indeed taste OF heaven on earth. Do
Placing her gentle hand upon his
contracted brow. she remarked n :
.cv. soulful tone OF voice Bah Can,
ycU say something original Forty
different young men have 20, CT that
SANE scsrsccyped remark
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
TraIn Rseesrl h Flerlaa

West Palm Reach. fla -Tae Palm
heaea limited train % tAc Florida
Easi Coas, railroad. bound from JACK
sonNNle To Miami was boarded h,
four masked men at stuart. va. ear
y sunday nigh, and male passenecrs
"a he observation platform robbed a.
money AID ieNelry The robbers Is
eaPed- sNuF men were arrested near
acre as suspects
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
IDAHO EDUCATION
BUDGET PASSED
CURRENT ExpENsEs. usINTEN-
aNcE AND IMPROVEMENT TO
COST T-E STATE sSSc COO.
Atr=r7cc = Pass t-- Sera-. Lcesl ce-
ter 5il sres1 CO ere -cuse
7-cni -icicn Measure Fails
- cicse Vcte.

he -s-j-l4-i budget FOR -he s,ar= :
educational Institutions. house bill Nc
81. vas passed by the house Of repre-
ssn-auves en- February 5. despite the
lasC =t5o-- % ne minority 20 effect Ar
e',unony By -=,iuc-ng rh= appropria-
-iou.
approximately sssal0o IS carried bg
IL Bill for salaries. current expenses.
maintenance AMI improvements A. -he
University norma. schools industrial
schcc- Academy ans DEAF and blind
school TIE Dill IS approximately -he
sane As .nrruc seed By he house CON
u.rtss on educational institutions vita
he exception OF an am=ndmen, 20 in
c.ute An appropriation Tor tie Albion
normal ScEe o. ta= requests made
b. ne separate Institutions we're
scaled down b. The board OF sduca-
Ton Or b. ths Appropriations con-
-ir-ss Is l. ss4nts tie appropria-
uon : The .arses- proposed 10 D.
gwen BY The legislature % the STATE
schools.
Representative Anderson q Canyon
led tae anal arle@p, 20 defeat -a-
bill on The minority side on the arg
m=n- hat the state : not in position
10 a1o-t 50 large a support % is
schools a. The present time. tie urged
TO cuts II salaries. out wanted = zee
o. the bill 20 take OF,
some Of the provisions tor improve
meEts
MCGOWAN gave t1s strcngets speech .
n favor o. the 5.l quoting statistics
10 show the relative school expendi- .
lures o. Montana Washington. Ore
son. Utah, Nevada California and
Idaho which placed this state - CIV.
.ag the least Tor is population
An a,temp, 70 pass The senate local
option bill ahead o; the house prohlb..
ton measure failed by a vote OF -
10 - 10 suspend the rules The mo-
ton vas not subject 10 debate. bur ta- I
roll call Indicated opposition by prac-
tlcaAy the same members Who are
sponsors Tor house bill No l4a. which +
IS nov IN committee OF the whole .
house and wh.ch Is the sense OF a ma.
.ority o. The lower house As 20 The
needed statutory provision Tor tAe en-
.orcs1snt o. prohibition
The house passed twelve bills on
February 3. a. o. minor importance.
Tie most important vas No. II. giving
4 $3.50 homestead exemption Tor sx.
scur-oa o. levy. Th= senate was not
= session.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

Nasaiasson. - Whether Preslden,
Wilson Wie caN an extra session ct
soasress IN ease q, deteA, % ,Ae sAip
oiA a, his session. PrOAaAly Min h,
decided a, eonieyeaees ReNt MY ~,
Neea ne PrssiteO, and pemo,ra,,,
leaders IN cOaxress wv
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

Nrs Nroen Was n Ne Nica,p
helPing Nora tae c,,A prrsao. sup
pr
rlts az iile s,Ning rNv reUAyAed
Ga Nora that To- wAA, cnoNs spoil
ne orN,a. ~hai a. NVe ihaA
Surc. maNu. shc rpar,i iaeret
nothing o. ecrr, anout tarrc, onN
Van c,.ok here NauoDA Monthly
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

NOlAer,- ASKED rvmnN r ts"
a. s.,N tAat IVA water .e's' N''s
hc u tAUsiyt a.
YES M lrAr sait nI, NN.
"Wcll ,hco. sai1 poNNN N''NN
~ a Saeccg. I'm gcinS te " ~
cat LADIES' Ncme lOurna.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

Z honestly blcVor ycmAfA't Nn'
Sarah Jane. tncm o'iNat , fN'ra
60 ~ regular asnCstts f'N DON'T
tccP thc family No'c on 'ar ,'N'''
table ia the rs, r,cm no woIr
"WcN" yeplicJ Aunt NnH h'N
usaS ther cc,igion thrN Nlns
rs tacir Asc rhcm O'lhAn >ts N
gittin "a
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

Ne>NSNN o. Arkansas j. The sN.
S SSv's" state WITH a statewide NM,
N wv, sNw N@0aS It's statutes 1, 49,,
SAN "a SATURDAY Al tND n,,,' -,
SS S''s ~ the rsNNsSlsAsa rassS
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

Ne~ NSsS-A federal inquiry ,a,o
ne strike a. The CAr0Me and Re,s,>
ss's y J.. plants ~ The Amer,e.n
Agricultural CAeGicAl COMPANY. wS,,,S
seaei'ea n ne rece0t Shooting Ana
fiaias e strikers, has Nesun ~"~
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

ssFas-AScONaiss 10 oiaSlA s,A,N
seats s.sSa 0ss IN Reylia. l,sss Gen
eAa Hars's have IVA Kind IN he
presess var rais s0sAl Is aAae Nm ~
az sso'essoSs- - judges. sla laNNSy.
ga Assessors as1 ga NArrls,eF> S''~
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

N0aase, Nav Il p,eSse >vrf We
sA,sN I cgveSat his aN,a ..N" ""
~ NA>oAs V,gpoS
SGeclAlyr- rNeycs a N',>'mH N''N
gSr o>r wv WAV. I p' se'' ,rN q"
NV tcl,SN c,>ce ia a tlN'
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

PaUsncs-Acccrting 70 no English
scientists. the sense Of smell in nan.
because Of the practice Of kissing. IS
gradually being destroyed
Pasrics-Gccd, Do you suppose the
cle : coming when The hcys Ecnr
notice The onions,
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

coed Lydia Z PINK
hams V Vegetable
Compound has ccrs
fer ne / uE=rsd
very much from q
Female trouble 7
had Gearing down
pans. was Irregular
la-c az tines crclG
hardy walk scrrss
the rcon- / Vas
r-atis n 10 TT
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

IN he committee q he Nao,s ~
senate Sarur-ay kl,s1 =. q No. q.
~ An1erscn c, Ca.ycr. ne 81 IN.
ieatRc ne cps-4tlc2s q n1.lal u
s1rsace companies % Glox han .
lns4rs seecois. e1urcAss and ssAsr
g41lie A1ltinxx
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

n eo,A he senate aat hclse lass
week BUS we're Introduced providing
an aPPropria-icn ot ssS sie.1T Tor ne
irrisaticn O, stacs lants n TIE Cen
i--igaticn district. u the ss1ats ne
oil q : q No -. By Proctor. q tae
house {, = T. 3. No ls-. - rros.s-.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

hcCssTcrx CT attend 70 ny baby ! vas
Sc weak- Lydia Z Pinkhan' Vegetable
Compound id ne world CT coed. a-G
ucz an st-rrg ard healthy. can ic NJ
work ard tsnG III baby. ! sa-Tise A.
suffering women 20 take l. ard get
vel a. I 6iG Mrs. FAME Coczgz,
RED, Bridgsrnr, NJ.
Ly5ia Z. Pinkha-n's Vegetable Cen
pound made fruo native roots and
terrs, contains 10 narcotic CT harmful
c-Es, and to-day holds tie record CT
beng tie nest successful remedy fer
female lis We know q. and thousands
CT voluntary testimonials ca fls n tie
FIrkhan laboratory a. Lynn, Mass,
seen 70 prove this fac-
Fer thirty years il has been the stand
ard remedy for female lis, and has -
stored the health q thousands Of women
wao have been troubled with srch al
Eens as 6isplacsnenrs, Inflammation,
liberation, t-nors, irregularities, etc
II you want special advice
write TO Lydia E Pinkham Med
icine Co, confidential Lynn,
Mass Your letter Will be opened,
read and answered by a woman
and held in strict confidence.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
THIS WOMAN'S
SICKNESS
Quickly Yielded To Lydia E
PInkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Bridgstcr- MI want q ttark zoo
| trcrsarf rnes for TIE rrrGsrf-I
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

A BIZ Introduced ay Ant-rsoa e
Caayon axes he salary o. STATE ofa-
GERS a. follows Governor. $4,000.
secretary o. STATE alt state a1ti.or
$4,000, Attorney ge1sral art s-at-
treasurer. E1ca. scsocl susernr-nt.
en, and uine Inspector s. 500. he
sa-aries % BE- payahis neatly