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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-08
JIMMY AUSTIN
HAS FAIRLY GOOD
DAY At THE BAT
IN Course Of DoubIe-header
Browns lnfieIder Gets Six.
Straight Hits, Misses One
and Then Takes Two More,

New York Aug l-st Louis de-
fcatcd \eW York today To i'm the
first game Of a douhlc-header the
second game ending iu ten-lnnlug,
4 To- g. tie. which was called ON ac-
count of darkness. The victory I'm the
first game was the first scored by ST.
Louis iu New York this season Man
lager Donovan of New York also made
his first local appearance as Yankee
pitcher in q league game. Austin s
batting was phenomenal In the first
game he init "a home rum triple and
three singles He made il SIX
straight hits with single Ina the first
inning Of the second game He
grounded 10 Pecknpaugh i'm the sixth
inning. but followed with two singles
In the ninth with the winning run ON
third. he flied To- Cook I'm the Sec
ond game Pitcher James was forced
20 retire after he hurt several fingers
trying 90 field Barucys drive Sisler
went from first base TO pitch but after
he allowed one hit Ly Boone and
pitched two balls 90 Nunamaker, ne
went back to first base and Koot
pitched
Score-First game. r. II. f
st. Louis ......31O 600 zoo -
New york -. 600 600 col Z
Batteries. Hamilton and Severoid
Shawkey Donovan and Alexander
summary Two-base hit-Boone
IThrce-base hlts-Austin, Walker
Home rm-Austn Double play
Pecknpaugh to Boone 10 Pipp Bases
ON balls-Om Donovan, 4 off Hamil
ton, q. ,Hits-Off Shawkey, Z i'm in-
nmgs off Donovan 9 In innings
Struck out-By Donovan, 3 by Ham
ilton e Umpires-OLoughlin snd
Hndehrand
Score Second game X. IT, FL
ST. Louis 200 00l 00l o. 13
New York .0i0 OOl 200 o. 3
(Called i'm tenth. darkness
Batteries James, Sisler koob and
Agnew. Warhop and Nunamaker.
Summary. Two-base hits-Cook.
Sisler Warhop, James. Double plays
Barney 70 Pcckinpaugh 70 Maisel to
Boone 20 Warhop Pratt.to sisler Ia
Lavan. Lavan TO Pratt 20 Sisler Aus
Tin Do Pratt to ~isler Bases an balls
-Off Warhop, j off James Al of
Sisler. / off koob 3 Hits off
James. in l-3 innings off Sisler
/ only two hatters faced HIM off
Koob. i'm 4 2-3 innings Struck out
by Warhop I by James, by
Tooh. I Tmpires-Hildebrand and
O'LOughlin
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-08
TIMELY TRIPLE
BY CY WILLIAMS
WINS FOR CUBS
Braves Are Unable to lake a
Single Game of Series and
Are Pushed Below Giants in
Percentage Column


Chicago. Aug "A triple by Cy
Williams broke up the final game of
thc series here TODAY. Chicago maxi
2. and winning their fifth straight
game. With the score 90 o AGAINST
them to the last half of ihe ninth,
Zimmerman singled 20 center. Muir
ray lined one at Tglcr's shins which
went for "A single and Williams fol-
lowed with his triple % right. tyIng
the score. Hughes replaced Tyler
and Archer famed. McLarry was
purposely passed and on standridge's 5
perfect squeeze play, Williams scored
the winning run Captain Evers, who
was reinstated after his thrce-day sus-
pension scored both of the runs for
the visitors.
Score II. II. y.
Boston ...l0O ono 600 6 o
Chicago ~ 600 600 003-3 J.
Batteries Tyler lHughes and
Whaling Adams, Lavender Stand
ridge ana Archer
summary Thrcc-b base hit-Wil-
lams Double plays-Smith to Evers,
TYLER 90 Maranyille 90 Schmidt Bases
ON balls-Off Adams off Tyler 9,
off Hughes Hits-0ff Adams s
in b innings off Lavender in in
unss Off Standridge ia / inning;
off Tayler 9 in s and none out i'm the
ninth Off Hughes Q n 10 inning.
Struck out-By Adams 4 by Tyler i.
by Lavender q by Standrldge 2 by
Hughes T. Umpires Byron and
Eason.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-08
HAPPYS TO MEET
D. R. {. TEAM At
HOPEWELL FIELD
Joyous Ones VIII Employ AM
dorSo0 as ArtiIIedSG He
Held RaiIroaderS 10 Five
Bi0gIos in Last Game,

The Huppys and the o. 49, ~.
team viii meet n combat at gao
o'clock this afternoon 40 Hopowell
field They met once previously ths
season The ailroudcrs al that umo
were returned Victors but by "a close
score. $50 the lapa believe that their
former showing against the Moore
aggregation la mo- .len of what thcy
VIII 90 today
The o % ~ mnnaeemcnt WIN gve
TWuler Uurtliuc "a reat today san.
duDal, who pitched for Tine tcnm
against Madrid which hp %. H. EH
Wou h} the way Will ru tu Tine
mound against lbr llap Tho u1m
selection Win D., Anderson Whu h,ld
tht % a. F's to five bite when ho
iaai pitched 1rHiuat them.
lhe d. N d. 0ill meet Allison hcu
ueNt sunday
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-08
TWO MEN KILLED
IN DES MONIES
3O0-MILE DERBY
Coopels Car Sails Over Edge
of Saucer Pianing Him Un-
beneath; Ralph De Palma
Winner


ua Nu.ufs Iowa Aur Two
KILLED nud tWo injured. ono pr1bnhly
Totally. marked the initial 300-mile
automobile derby GA the new milo
speedway here this afternoon boz
which Ralph dtPulma was declared
tho winner Ralph Mulf1Td second
and Eddie ODounell third.
Joe Cooper was killed during the
fhrtf-eiEhth lap 9f tine race when
hs Gar literally sailed over thc outer
edge uf the bowl as hc was nearing
The rrndanud, and landed outside
win Cooper ana his mcchlnlciafi
fou pici. pinned underneath the
Mreckagc.
The second accident came near tho
close az the race when in The 23bth
Tap. BIuy Chundlers car crashed
aRaInsi the inside rail almost oppo-
site the point whore Cooper had met
his death Morris s. kecler. Chand-
lers mcchaulcau, died at the hos
pItHl tonight Chandler has less than
an even chance for recovery accord
ing 90 the physicians Picl one of
Tho victims of the first accident was
reported also go Dee Zoe critical con-
ditIon With better prospects. hoNeFer,
than the others
NNNfNN n NNHNt fttt" D Hf'.Nl' ~ NAA NfN'
first accident and his death was prac-
tically instantaneous keeler's iniur-
ies are o broken right shoulder aud
nip. fractured coilarhone. ANA r0nrus-
sion of tho brain Chandler went in-
90 commissions while being taken 40
the hospital. whore ii was found that
he suffered q broken left hip and in-
ternal injuries
Tire blow-outs were ascribod as The
cause. although in the case 0f Cooper
q broken steering knuckle was said to
hnKe been the immediate reason fOr
Dds lose Of control After striking the
ground outside the track. HE momon-
tum of the car was so great that d
crashed into the rud uf the grand
stand and forced its way under The
structure Officials said Cooper was
going at the rate Of "a hundred miles
an hour at the time
ChandlefH wife was tn the grand
stand when her husband went through
the side track fence She rushed tu
bis side ana later accompanied him
e. the hospital AZ The hospital
Chandler recovered consciousness FOR
a few moments. and his first question
was about Cooper lie had not learned
Of Cooper'a death and the fact was
kept from him.
The ruco itself was fun " thrills
aside from itE tragic features For
most Of the 800 miles 10 was nip and
tuck affair between de Palma, Mul.
ford and O'Douncli the former keep
ing the lead the greater p1rt Of the
time in The last fifteen miles, how
ever he developed "a run of hnd luck
with his tires, which threatened TO
lose him first place but he forged
nhoad M the last three miles. and
crossed tho line ahead of Mulford So
close were the two leaaefs that the
judges were for gcperal minutes divid-
ga as tn who had won The first mn
ronnremprt WINS that Mulford WIS ~
victor. but this WAS quickly changed
and the official announcement gave
de Palma the prize
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-08

Pittsburgh Aug THE Philadel-
phia Nationals suffered "a setback to-
day being shut out bv Pittsburgh i'm
both games Of double-header. 9 10
o and 10 Mammaux pitched the
first parne ana was never In danger
of being scored upon. while MAYER
and BntlmRartner were hlt hard. I'm
me second game Harmon kept the
five hits of the philies scattered.
Rixev and lineup were hit hard and
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-08

pbiiadplphia. Aug detroit won
ty,o ear,as NOM philado1phia here to-
day Inc first "a and the second
r m D i'm tom innings. The visitors se-
cured their victory i'm the opening
event bv hard hitting and CovelesSie's S
GOOD twirltne I'm the second game
Duhuc and Wvclkoff had battle un-
I'm me tenth fnning. then with one out
Dubuc singled and Viu doubled, the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-08
cameron Oulrms Veterans.

ChIc0go Aug I-Fred CHWer0n
of the Illinois Athletic club outran
such distance veterans AS sydney
Hatch of the a g., and william
kennedy The former ST. Louisan In
the scVeu-mile street race nf the Mys-
tic A. &. here TODAY thristN Chris
touseu of the panish-Amerioau A. G..
was second Hatch was third and
Kennedy fourth The time was "a
minutes. flat
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-08
NeII~ Outfigl,t. Schacfer.

New York. Aug Matt Wells OF
England outfought Willie Sehacfer OF
New York in "a fast tcn-round bout
here tnnlnht Weils Wninhnh l3Q
pounds ana sehaefer Igl.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-08

Cincinnati Aug Mathewson
pitched good BAN today and would
have been master of the situation at
an times had it not been for the
many errors made behind him AZ
1t was New York Won from Cincin-
matt to 4 New York made three
runs in the first inning off base on
balls and three singles Cincinnati
| tied the score in their half with "A
base on balls, a double and an error.
| The visitors assumed the lead in the
/ third ON pass 90 Snodgrass. a dou-
I hlc hv Dovle am out and a sacrifice
I flN Cincinnatfs run in the ninth was
the result Of an error hy snodgrass
ana q single
/ Score r II w.
/ New York .....302 600 600 S
1 Cincinnati 300 coo 001-4 q
/ Batteries Mathcwson and Meyers,
| Schneider. Benton Lear and Wingo.
summary Two-base hits HeHoE
DOYLE Mathcwsou Threc-hase hit
| Williams. Double play-Groh to Moll-
Witz Bases on balls-Off Mathew.
son 3 off Schneider off Bcntor
! 81 OIL Lear 2 llits-Off Schneider
! In innings of Benton 0 (non'
out In fourth); OF Lear 3 In I'M
nugs struck out-By MathewsoI
! 3. hy schneider L. by Lear 3. I'm.
| pircs-Blgler and Emslie.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-08
NEWARK FANS SURGE
ON FIELD WHEN NEAR
RIOT is PULLED OFF

Newark. Aug. IA pitchrrs' hat
tie between Packard ana Kcuhnch
ended iu % near riot today when
Newark came from bchlnd in the
thirteenth overcoming tWo-run
lead scored bv the ruck'u iu their
half of the mnlug inpouc forced
srue,r at second and Goodwin rlaim
ed Interference ON tho part ul thD
haar runner. preventing "a double
plaA Nuuarh Norod Whll, Goodwin
held lhp hl Euhterly attempted &,
hifkr Umpire Johnston uud the tam
suIpo into the field
Score u. n. D.
x city 0oo Geo loo o0o o-.3 le
AeWark u00 0to 0U8 0oO J--A ~
Batteries. Packard and EAHDrlb
Heuluach and Rnriden
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-08
Pacific Coast League.

Vernon 81. Oakland q
Los Angeles s. Portland g.
Salt Lake 5-9. San Francisco 9-S.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-08

Btoukhu. AuE hr Brooklyn
aud Chicago Federal League clubs di-
Nidcd double-hoader today the TIP
Tous tutmg the first. q to % aud the
Whales the second 4 to Home
run drives over tbe right field wall
decided both contests. llarp Smiths
humer with one ON base won the FIRST
game while similar hu hN Beck
with two on gave Chicago % winning
ie8d u thc second game
Score First game VI "a F
chicago 100 0ol 600 4
HTuukhu 0n4 900 OiN.r6 no o
Batteries Wack Brennan McCon-
neH and Fischer Marion and A.
Smith
SCur,---pD Hud game r. w. T..
Chicago ZOO anu OOO-i o
Br0oklNu UHu au puO--l i
batteries pftndersasl ana fisyh-
tr. hgttuu uud land
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-08

Boston 2-6; Cleveland %.
Boston, Aug twice today the
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-12-09

rhos- Scruggs 80 just north of his
home place. He has 1t all plowed
and intends to plant It to alsike in
the spring
Mrs. Newton Devaney has gone to
Spokane, Wn.. to spend the Christ
mas holidays with relatives.
Mrs. Howell entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Strong, Miss Alma Walker
and Mr.. Harold Mitchell in honor Of
her birthday last week. Mr. Mitchell
drove over from Boise in his Hudson
car.
Mr. links many friends will be
pleased to learn that he is improv-
ing in health
Mr. T. Brock is becoming quite
farmer. The past week he sold 10
hogs and also team Of mares to Mr..
Hass. the price received for the
mares being $4O5.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-12-09
Barrymore.

The Wallace boys gave party TO
"a number OF their school mates last
Friday evening. Those present We're
Robt. Graham, Rule Thomson N4-
hala and Orien Christensen. Roy and
Flossie Rigney, Alice, Mabelle and
Marguerite WalDurn. The evening
was spent in playing games and
roasting wieners. a very pleasant
evening is reported.
Mother Petrie and Mother Clay
pool visited with Mrs. J. H. Walburn
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. a. Christensen and NJ. Jorgen-
son have gone on a hunting trip to
The south mountains. They expect
to be gone three weeks or longer.
Messrs. A. Dewhurst and Clyde
Claypol with their families, visited
Mother Claypool Sunday.
Mesdames Eoff and Walburn We're
callers at Mr.. Lovett's and Father
Whites Tuesday afternoon.
The Telephone company announc-
es a special meeting to be held Dec.
18th, at the hall
We sure do miss Arcadia items
The Priscilla Club met at the
home Of Mrs. E. b. Houston last
Thursday afternoon. A delightful
time is the report. Music was rem
1ercl nv a uumbar of tho Iadiae and
delicious refreshments were served
by Mesdames Houston and Fraser.
The next meeting will be at the hall
Dec. 10th.
Mr. r. Hoepe returned Saturday
from a trip to Chicago. He expects
20 rent his farm and return to Chi
cagO to make his future home.
Rev Root will address all who
will come to the hall next Sunday af-
ternoOn.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-12-09

Pleasant Plains neighborhoOd club
AT three o'clock dinner was served
and Just before the guests were seat
ed, as in d tWinkling of an eye, a
fairy god mother waved her wand
and 10. such a noted and distinguish
ed assemblage would be hard to
find at any function throughout the
LAND Among the celebrities gather
ed together around the sumptuous
repast were noticed Hon. George and
Mrs. Washington, Mr.. and Mrs ABB
raham Lincoln, President Wilson and
Mrs. Gait, Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. w j. Bryan,
MIR. and Mrs. T. Roosevelt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Taft, Mr.. and Mrs Moses Alex
ander, and many others just as prom
inent. The guests numbered co in
all and great credit is due the ladies
for the wonderful service regardless
of Inconvenience for serving such a
dinner in school room. As all were
seated at the first table, with a low
table to accommodate the children,
whom we can imagine came in from
Mother Goose. The menu consisted
of turkey and all the good things that
are to be had at this time of the year.
After dinner a lovely entertainment
was given under the direction of Mrs.
Nelson, president Of the club. When
the time came for the guests to leave.
a number of baskets filled with good
things were found ready to be left at
the homes of those who were sick or
unable to attend the dinner in per
son.
Mrs. I. b. Nelson will entertain
the club this week and the afternoon
will be quite full as the program for
both Nov and Dec. will be carried
out. In November the ladies were
invited to be the guests of the Edo
RADIO Heights Club, and were delight
fully entertained by the ladies' at
Mrs. Saliday's on Nov. 10th. Pro-
gram for November: Industries of
Idaho, Mrs. Brock; Preparations of
Vegetables for the table, Mrs. Nellie
Bruner; roll call, Thanksgiving quo
tations. December program: Prog
ress of Suffrage Movement, Mrs. EN-
ma link; Economical Use of Meat In
the Home, Mrs. Bessie Kehrer; can
dy demonstrations; roll call, favorite
candy recipes.
Mrs. Charley Strong had as her
guests on Monday afternoon Mrs. Ida
NJ. Hills, Mrs. r. NJ Brock and Miss
Hills.
Mr.. Strong has leased the Rev.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-12-09

Best butter wraps at the Times.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-12-09
Grand View.

Mr. Arr Iensen T.. .- -;,.-- "a fonr
room house on the far.en ranch two
miles north of rho hall
Mise MAXWELL of 1erona snon+ rho
week end with Mrs Earl Tamnlato,
ar Sage Croft
Mr. G Robinson has leased his
Mace to q Twin Falls marry and is
now busv nutfing AN addition to hi.
house Whom he has enisbad .ha
work he will have .si.e nm attrac-
tive modern bungaloy
Mr. and Mrs s Temnleton on
tertained the Researchers last Wed
nesdav evening At.er he bnsiness
of the evening WAS attended 10 the
members enioved a very pleasan,
social hour
Mrs. Flathers and II, le daugbter
spent three DAVIS las week win her
parents Mr. and Mrs ,shhurn
Nessrs Frank Martin and Rob
Bridgeman We're in sboshore one IA,
last week on business
The Researchers wili Give a hov So
cial at Grand View han rr.i.. even
ing. Dec 10. for the bcYea i. re,
Iunlxin who has beer ,o,d,,,tin,-
preaching services here for he mas
few months Everyone j. URGED to
no nrasant short nroerar, viii ba
rendered after which 7 Har+sborr
will sell the boves Ladies' nlsaso
hiring boves
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-12-09
How to Use Red Cross Seals.

That you will be solicited to pur-
chase Red Cross seals from some of
the ladies in Jerome goes without
saying, and in the use of them
through the mails you must be gov
erned by the orders from the pos
office department which states thei
they may be affixed to the reverse
side of any letters or packages that
are going through the mail They
may be placed anywhere on matter
going by express. AS many seals may
be used on the back of a letter or
package as may be desired. Care
should be exercised in sending mer-
chandise through the mails not TO
place seals over the strings with
which the package is tied since this
closes the package against inspec-
tion and subjects it to first class post
age rates.
Users OF Red Cross seals are eau
toned against indiscriminate use on
foreign mail. Red Cross seals in
normal times may be used on the re
verse side of mail matter sent to
Austria, Germany, Great Britain and
most of the British colonies, except
India and Australia. Guatemala
Uruguay and Portugal refuse to ad-
nit mail bearing nonpostage stamps
Certain European countries will re
turn to the sender any mail bearing
Red Cross seals on the address side
Mail addressed to any of the belliger-
ent countries in Europe should not
bear Red Cross seals on the address
side.
Red Cross seals may be used on
the face of checks, bills, on legal doc
uments and on any commercial pa
per.
The Christmas seals are not good
for postage. They will not carry any
mail matter. but any kind OF mail
matter will carry them.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-12-09
JEROME SCHOOL NOTES.

Miss Hall was ill Friday so Mr..
Massey taught her history classes.
The literary society met Friday al
ternoon and everyone enjoyed the
following program: Roll call, reading
of minutes. instrumental solo by
Shirley German. recitation by Efie
Gill, debate, affirmative, Virginia
White, Wayne Barclay; negative.
Inez Gurwell. Edwin Quereau; orig
inal story, Lena Witt; parliamentary
law drill, Homer Robertson; remarks
of critic; adjournment
The seniors are progressing rap
idly in the study of How to Han
die Money"
Miss Maxwell, the music teacher.
has been on the sick list the past
week.
Two senior girls are anxiously
awaiting Christmas and are reading
up on the time table. Why?
An accident happened at school
last week which might have proved
serious. The children were all mer-
rily swinging at noon when one swing
broke and Elizabeth Boyd was
thrown out on her head. Doctor
Schmershall was summoned She
was taken to her home where she
soon recovered.
Miss Hall, in history class, What
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-12-09

"Wednesday the children of the pr.-
mary room dramatized the Pilgrim
History, and commemorated the
first Thanksgiving feast The work
was all original.
Miss Allen and the pupils terraced
the space in front of the steps where
the children form their line of march
in. 1t is 4 very good piece of work.
Mr.. Massey made his regular visit
Wednesday and spoke to the children
in regard to the THANKSGIVING offer
ing for the Children's Home.
Mrs. Finch and Mrs. Sam Hills
were visitors at school Wednesday.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-12-09
NOTICE.

\ business meeting OF the iona
than Valley Mutual Telephone Co. is
called for Wednesday, Dec. 18th
1915. at p. m, at Barrymore Hall.
This is an important meeting and
every stakeholder is urged to be
present. J. II. WALBl ttN,
Sec.-Treas.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-12-09

Gas p. m, Epworth League. Top
ic: The Promise OF Heaven" Lead
er. Miss Agnes Patrick.
The attendance at League last
Sunday was good and the meeting
an interesting one. Come next Sun
day evening and bring your friends
Week from next Sunday. Dec. -.
preaching by the pastor at 1880 a.
m. and 1880 p. m.
Sunday school next Sunday is
half hour earlier than usual In order
that we may attend the illustrated
lecture on China at the Presbyterian
church
Best butter wraps at the Times
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-12-09

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-12-09
Pleasant Plains.

One of the most enjoyable enter
tainments of the season was that of
the community dinner at the school
building given by the ladies of the
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-12-09
Episcopal Church.

Rev. HOWARD STOY, Archdeacon.
Church service is held regularly
every Monday evening at s o'clock
The public is cordially invited. Pas
toral visitations will be made on
Mondays. There will be celebra-
ton of the Holy Communion Mon
day evening, the 18th.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-12-09
CHURCH ANNOUN DEMENT'S.
Baptist Church.

Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Revival services will begin Sunday
morning at II and continue through
out the week. Rev. G.. Fred Fink.
state evangelist, will preach. Come
and bring a friend.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-12-09

is a conspirator?" Roy's small voice
one who conspirates."
The basket ball teams are getting
lots of practice now and it is report
ed that the boys will soon play their
hrst game this year.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-12-09

Three head of pure bred Duroc
Jersey boars and one gilt. Register
ed at the option of the buyer. Also
one Shorthorn heifer to trade for
Holstein.-H. A. link, 6 Il miles due
north of town. 37-tf
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-12-09
For Sale or Trade.

A good span Of mares weighing
about 1900 each. viii sell cheap Or
win trade for heifers Wheeler
O'Harrow. mi. south, ] mi west. 40
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-12-09
Presbyterian Church.

sabbath School at 10 a. m.
Young Peoples meeting at 7.
AT IL O'Clock, Rev. Charles A
hillie' for many years a missionary
III emma and who has travelled thou
sands of miles in the interior Of
China will give an interesting adj
dress on China. DO not fail to hear
him.
lie viii speak at the Canyon Side
school house at p. m. Sabbath
school at 2.
There will be no services in Ar
cadia.