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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-09

said there was no disorder. He said
Lily Moore told him the mayor was
in the house on official business. He
testified that Grace Mckay came into
the room where he was after the
mayor and his party had left the
house and said somebody had struck
her, but did not name the party.
DR.. w. "A. Boyd testified to having
performed an operation on Grace Nc
Ray in the latter part of July, but
hadn't seen her after August 10. Said
she didn't tell him anything about
having fits, but said women i'm her
business were subject to Mysteries.
DR.. T.. C. Owens testified to having
been called in by Grace McRay on
September 2S and found her in bed
and crying. He said her wound was
caused by her operation and was in
fiamed, but when he told her it was
not important and little treatment
was all that was necessary she got
up and was almost normal. He said
her crying was evidently the result of
nervousness and was not due to pain
from the inflammation of her wound.
Chief Richardson testified that Joe
Hauck was q special on the police
force last Fair week under instruction
from the mayor, but was only on the
pay roll one week. He said Hauck
had special badge this year for some
time, and a few weeks ago was con-
victed for vagrancy in the recorders
court and the sentence suspended by
the mayor. He read copy Of a letter
written him by the mayor instructing
that he make Hauck surrender the
special badge.
Captain Of Police w. w. Irby said
the restricted district was some better
under the present administration.
Detective f. L. Kibler testified that
MIR. Hammond had told him in the
court house that there had been
some trouble in the restricted district
and that the matter ought to be set
tied. He told the mayor. he said. and
the mayor told him to go and tell Mr..
Hammond to come to his office, which
he did. He was present at their con-
versation. but could not catch much
OF what was said. he testified.
The citizens committee rested their
case at o'clock, Mr.. Clarkson saying
that they would like to have Il. +.
Bookter, s. III. McIain and Congress
man Sam j. Nichols, OF Spartanburg,
to give their testimony. He said sub
poenas had been issued for Messrs.
McIain and Bookter and ne was in
formed that Mr.. Bookter had refused
to testify and that Mr.. McLain was
out of the city. He stated that they
had tried to get into communication
with Mr.. Nichols in Spartanburg, but
his office reported last night that he
was out of the city. Mr.. w. S. Nelson
arose and said Mr.. Nichols had talk
ed to him over the telephone last
night, and said that he could not
come now, but would do so later on.
Attorneys for the mayor said they
would also like to have these gentle
men testify. for they wanted all the
information it is possible to obtain.
A great deal Of testimony this even
ing had to do with RENTING of fines
At 7.15 o'clock recess was taken un-
til o'clock tomorrow. when the
mayor will finish with his side of the
case.
Another crowd which completely
filled the council chamber heard the
proceedings.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-22
WARMERS ORDER.

In the Garland Chalcery Court.
S. A. Burrough, Plaintiff, against
Susie Marberry wife Of Isom Mar
berry, deceased. Price Marberry, one
married daughter of Isom Marberry
deceased (name unknown); one mar
ried son Of lsom Marberry, deceased
(Christian name unknown: one mar.
ried son of Isom Marberry deceased,
Christian name unknown), and other
heirs, if there be any OF lsom Mar
berry, deceased, defendants.
The defendants, Susie Marberry,
Price Marberry, one married daughter
of lsom Marberry. deceased (name
unknown; one married son OF Isom
Marberry, deceased (name unknown !;
one married son of Isom Marberry,
deceased Christian name unknown
and other heirs if there be any OF
Isom Marberry, deceased, are warned
TO appear IN this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint Of
the plaintiff. S. A. Burrough.
Given under my hand and seal OF
said court on this 30th day of Deem
Der, 1914
A. G. SULLENBBRGER.
Clerk.
by w H. Moyston, Deputy,
G. Floyd HUFF. Attorney adj Item
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-22
LYRIC THEATER

This is keystone comedy day at
the Lyric the day of the two reel
screaming fun films that have be-
come the talk OF the town. Keystone
day is always a big day at the Lyric
but today with Mabel Norm1nt,
Mack sennett FATTY" and a dozen
other comedy stars of the Keystone
ompany in the two reel joy ptctu.e,
7Hushilg the Scandal ii ought IL
be a record breaker in attendance at
tais theater Bewitching Mabel Nor
mand never appeared to greater adj
vantage than in mis- comedy Then,
too, the Lyric orchestra viii offer a
special music score with the comedy.
music furnished especially foH 'HHsh-
ing the Scandal by the Keystone
Company. If you miss your dinner
don't miss the Keystone today
There is a second feature on the
bill. Eclair's two reel society drama,
The Collingsby Pearls" Lottie
Fowler is the star character sup
ported by sucl stars as Francis Her
blein, Fred Sumner and others Of the
new Eclair feature company The
feature of this picture is the fierce
fight On the darkened stairway BE-.
tween the society burglar and his
renegade pal, one Of the most thrill
ing scenes ever filmed ~ the camera.
The story points a strong moral to
eddy wives who mink more of the
tango and the cabaret than of their
homes and honor
Tomorrow the Lyric offers Pauline
Bush in The Star of the Sea, a
romance of Italy
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-22
Che CbeaterS
NEW CENTRAL THEATER.


What was the west i'm the good
old days. Well, if you hear that
question asked you Immediately en-
terrain the picture of the rolling prai-
rie, cowboys, dance halls. miners.
gamblers and the ever present and
always picturesque bad man" of the
town. All Of this is contained in the
big three reel novel western feature
which comes to the New Central The
alter today direct from the Vitagraph
company's studios, entitled The
Sage Brush Girl" and is one of the
best western stories that this house
has had in months. There is an
other character that shines in this
feature, a good woman. whose love
causes the redemption of one near
and dear to her OF course there is
the usual amount of excellent com
edy and the entire production is one
that reflects much credit on the vi
tagraph people, Caught With the
Goods has Henry Bergman and Boil
lyer the baby bear, as the central
characters. and around this duo
there is written a comedy that will
pull a series Of laughs and send you
home acknowledging that you have
been to the best and most entertain
ing show in the city The Gan
lantry of Jimmy Rogers will be the
main attraction at the New Central
tomorrow and when one speaks Of
gallantry one always thinks Of Fran
els X. Bushman, the star OF this pro
duction.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-22
Lubin's Smashing Comedy,
Baseball and Trouble :"
"A Race For Life" 21z-2 9-7 T-71--- 1-27-1.
ADMISSION 10 and 20 Gents

or rather the links, yesterday. was
Mooers victory over r. W. Thrift
that reliable golfer from Lima. who
grabbed on to the Harry NJ. Westcott
trophy. The two Ohioans had a dandy
and fine encounter, with Mooers the
victor I up in is holes France and
Blagden also won struggles that can
be fairly labeled sizzling Today in
the semi-tinals France plays Mooers,
while Blagden is asked to meet an
other stiff antagonist
In the second flight Kerr soaked
the everlasting dayights ditto night
lights. out of r. II Jackson of this
city S up and to play; Levy put
Garnet Eisele to rout. up and to
play while Tom Martin saved Hot
Springs coat OF kalsomiue by draw
ing bye
Yesterdays golf attendance was II.
j. b Mclnerney of the Arlington s
Chicago colony. made his second ap.
pearance and showed marked inn
proyement in his play
" V Dauman and a pal are two
Springfield. Ill.,, players in the spa
who plan joining the golf colony to-
day.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-22
within the Law"

Within the Law Bayard Veiler's
human interest drama of a daring
young woman who cheated the law
that made her an oulcast from SOC
ETY.. which is the theatrical triumph
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-22
FOR SALE

Stoddard-DaytOn runabout; party
leaving city, $500. Phone 1874. 222
Elm St l-2l2t
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-22
Golf Notes

Gy II w. LANIGAS,
Press representative of the Arlington
and Eastman Hotels
While there was anything but a
bulky lot of entrants i'm the annual
New Years tournament, the current
skillet ON display at the Country
Club. Professional willie" Hoare by
some hook or crook is able 10 supply
enough information to allow us to
have it become the pubuc's property
that if Phillips Blagdeu of the stock
bridge, Mass, Golf Club, doesn't an
mex the cup in the first flight, f. c..
Mooers or w. G.. France Of Toledo,
will hook on to said trophy Also
that ii C.. A. Kerr of the Evanston
Country Club Of Kansas city, fails to
land on top in the second flight. Abe
NJ. Levy OF Houston or Tom Martin
OF this happy municipality viii turn
the trick
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-22

'Tis some tournament-with
heavy accent on the word some
Clearly the feature of the first round
Of match play, which held the boards,
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-22

Let Sorrels DrY Co. look after
vour KODAK finiahNe. STAT
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-22

by w. H. Moyston. Deputy
c. Floyd Hun. Attorney adj Item
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-12
Judy FORGOT"

This screaming farce comedy in
five acts. will be shown at the Idaho
Theatre. Sunday evening. August Is.
Marie Cahill's name is as familiar
throughout the United States as the
name of Broadway itself. The Won
derful art of Marie Cahill is prescrib-
ed for laughing purposes only. When
Marie appears before an audience,
whether on the stage or on the screen
it is signal for big laugh.
Marie Cahill was engaged for this
great picture for the purpose of
pleasing the public and popularizins
the Exhibitors treatres. Judy For
got" furnished fun for New York s
millions for 16 weeks on Broadway
with Marie Cahill as Judy. Marie
and Judy then went on tour for 6
long season, making two laughs grow
where only one grew before.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-12
Some Hot

The people of this section have
been experiencing some right down
not weather the past week. On Mon
DAY Observer Annett reports record
OF lOs above, and this was followed
tuesday by a fraction higher. This
Is the highest record for heat that
has been recorded since an official
record of the same has been kept,
the highest record heretofore being
los. Notwithstanding the excessive
heat during the day, the nights have
continued to remain cool, which is a
great redeeming characteristic of
this section. Parties having occasion
10 cross the river on Tuesday found
the thermometer registering 116
above at the Shoshone Falls canyon.
Yesterday the weather was somewhat
cooler and It would appear that we
have experienced the worst OF It.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-12

h. S. Frazer was looking after
business matters on the first segrega-
ton the first of the week, and reports
many noted improvements In that
section. A new hotel has recently
been erected at Eden, which is now
open for business and the Twin Falls
Milling & Elevator Co. are preparing
to erect a large concrete elevator at
Eden to take care of the large grain
crops that are being raised there
this season. 1t is a pleasure to note
these improvements on the North
Side tract, as It not only indicates the
prosperity of the farmers but is
good indication that capital is be-
coming interested in this section.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-12

Attention is called to the large an
nouncement OF Frazer-M Moore Co.
which appears elsewhere in this Is
sue This company have decided 10
enter the field of land improvement
for non-residents az we'll as settlers,
and under a different arrangement
than has usually been practiced here.
II is lamentable fact that non-resi-
dents have suffered much disappoint-
ment in not getting value received
for much of the money spent In hav-
ing their lands improved, but it is
the policy of the Frazer-Moore Co.
to guarantee all of their work and
contract to bring the crop to height
OF six inches allowing the owner TO
retain a certain amount OF the con-
tract price until such time as the
work is satisfactorily completed. 1t
Is now the proper time 10 he arrang-
ing for your fall work, and 1t will be
to your interest to write to this firm,
Who are financially responsible to
carry out any contract they may
make.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-12
Lost-One Red Duroc Brood Sow.
Finder please notify tombstone Lind
Eastland Disaster TO BE Shown Here.

Eastland Disaster TO BE Shown Here.
Manager Steele OF the Idaho The
atre has made arrangements for the
production OF the pictures of the res
cue OF the people and also OF the
drowned who met an untimely death
by the overturning of the steamer
Eastland in the Chicago river. These
pictures Will be shown on Wednesday
evening, August IS,
In less than Is minutes after the
steamship Eastland, with its thou
sands OF passengers aboard, had tip
ped over OH its side one OF the Indus
trial Moving Picture Cos cameramen
was on the scene taking motion pic
lures OF that event.
The five cameramen employed were
stationed at every point of vantage,
from house tops to piles jutting out
in the river Then again some of
them in automobiles followed the
wagon loads OF victims to the various
mOrgues throughout the city.
This film showing the greatest dis
aster OF It's kind to be photographed
in motion pictures will be shown
at the Idaho Theatre, Wednesday
evening, August 18th
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-12
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Bids will be received at the office
OF the Secretary of the Jerome Co
operative Creamery Co., at Jerome,
Idaho, up to 6 o'clock p. m. on Fri
day, August 27th. 1915, for the
erection Of creamery building at Je-
rome. The plans and specifications
for said building may be seen at the
office of the Secretary after Monday,
Aug. 10th, l.. T. ALEXANDER,
Secretary,
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-12

A No. II L. s. cream separator In
first class condition III Viphen. 26tf

The scholars. parents and friends
OF the Methodist Sunday school are
planning to hold their annual picnic
at the old Graham farm 3 miles
southwest OF town on Friday, August
18Th. Conveyances will leave the
church at 1890 in the morning. 1t
is requested by the committee In
charge that as many as possible use
their own rigs. There will be base
ball game between the boys and the
old men" and all kinds OF races with
prizes. Ice cream will be served by
the school. but everyone is asked TO
bring well-flled lunch basket.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-12

James Summers. the harness man.
has an announcement In another COL
umn. You may need new set of
working harness this fall, and here
ID the place to find II.
The first wheat to be marketed here is
being hauled in by Ed. Heasley and Jim
ward. This crop was purchased by
Jaycox & Son, and is being shipped to
Denver.
Messrs. Gill 4 Robinson have. nv
muual consent, dissolved q partner
ship which has existed for the past
seven years In Jerome. Mr.. Robin
son retains the management OF the
garage, though both gentlemen. we
understand. will still continue TO one
rate an auto livery.
A. T. Wood, OF the Eden Mill Il File.
vator Co., new firm established at
Eden, has spent the last few days look
ing over the seed crop in the Jerome dis
trict. He anticipates very heavy crop
OF both seeds and grain here, Ihos.
jaycox K Son are the local agents for
this firm
The Ladies Aid Society OF the M
+ church held delightful meeting
at the home OF the president, Mrs.
Shore. A program OF music and read
ings was rendered by members OF
the society. Delicious refreshments
were served The next regular meet
Ing will be held with Mrs. Floyd
Pierce three miles north and a half
west. Thursday. August ~.
Jerome Aerie. Fraternal Order OF
Eagles. announce their third semi
annual dance which will be held at
the Amusement Hall on Friday even
Ing, August goth, to which all will
be welcomed and good time prom
Used. Music will be furnished by the
Mannon Orchestra. and It is unneces-
sary to add that nothing will be left
undone which will enhance to the
pleasure OF those attending.
The Jerome Milling & Elevator
Co. are having erected at the Short
Line depot building which will be
used for shipping room. and will be
equipped with a set OF platform
scales which will enable them to IA
cilitate the shipment OF the products
which they expect to handle Room
Will be furnished in the building for
small storage in the way Of coal. etc
The Jerome Concrete and Construc
tion Co. are doing the work.
Manuel Silva has put on another
stage route from Twin Falls to Sho
shone Via jerome. making close con
nection at Shoshone with his stag,
for HALEY This will interest Je
rome people more from the fact tina
they can leave here at 1890 In tn,
morning for Shoshone, have thre,
hours In which to attend to bushes
at the county seat and return hom
in the afternoon. See announcement
elsewhere for schedule.
40 acres raw land. A No. J. onl
$40 an acre paid out. Terms to suit
Barnett Stillwell.
. Geo A. Bremen has purchase
, from II d. Heist. OF Shoshone. tn
a Amusement Hall property at thi
& place. and reports are current tina
, the same will be remodeled and use
: for merchandise purposes. While W
feel that It would be misfortune I
have this building abandoned as a
. amusement place. 1t is well know
that the property is not paying In
b vestment, and no one can blame IN
: owner for desiring to realize som
l. returns on his money. Mr.. Breme
! however, advises us that he has mad
Il no definite arrangements as yet.
- For Sale.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-12


If we are to judge from the rumors
that are flying around there Will be
quite an impetus in building ope-
rations in Jerome this fall. The new
creamery building will probably be
the first to be erected, the site hav-
ing been selected on the southeast
corner OF Locust street and Avenue
B. opposite the Jerome Milling &
Elevator Co, the contract for which
it is hoped to let some time next
week. We understand that plans
are also being drawn for another
building on Main street, the upper
floors of which will be devoted to Of
fee purposes. We hear of other
buildings that are contemplated, and
the coming fall and winter promises
to be a busy season in Jerome.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-12

Mr.. II. J Shulson, living seven
miles southwest of town, lost span
OF fine mares last week under rather
peculiar circumstances The mares
were running in the pasture and had
shown no signs of sickness of any
nature. but on going to the pasture
later for the purpose OF bringing the
mares up, Mr. Shulson found them
both dead Mr. Shulson being a vet
Urinary. he al once made an investi-
cation to endeavor to ascertain the
cause OF death, and an examination
OF the intestines showed them to be
covered with large white blisters,
the cause OF which is attributed to
the eating OF some poisonous weed.
There have been several horses die
from mysterious causes In that sec
ton, the symptoms being all about
the same and if. as suspected, there
is some poisonous weed prevalent
there a close investigation should be
made by some OF the agricultural ex-
perts to determine the fact
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-12
puv YOUR binder from Jaycox.

INV your binder from Jaycox.
Mrs II. 4. Bridges. OF Burley, is
.,endine the week with friends here.
Call on w. E. Patrick for the
large out door fly traps. Csc.
when engaging a maternity nurse.
..member Edna Wilmun. References
furnished. -o-@'
Some hogs have been sold the part
week. the price paid beins s7.75 per
hundred
Misses Margaret and Florence
roote of Orchard Valley, visited
Ruth Chandler last Saturday.
Mrs. ]. r. Conway and son James,
NJ York. Neb. arrived Monday on Il
visit to their daughter and sister.
Mrs Geo. A Bremen. OF this place.
II YOU have grain to cut. see Gren-
zeback or Deck. 24-3t
The Saturday evening dances at
the open air pavilion are proving
very ENJOYABLE and are quite largely
attended.
l.. A. Tillman harvested 5000 pounds
Of Alsyke seed from his 5-acre tract. The
seed WAS OF fine quality and Was sold 10
Thos Jaycox & Son al very attractive
price.
Jaycox sells Binders and Binder
Twine
The Barrymore Civic club through
It's committee, Will give a dance on
Friday evening. Aug. 18th. the pro
ceeds from the same to 90 To the
piano fund All are cordially invited
Rev F. O. Lobell. OF the Catholic
church. departed last week on -four
weeks vacation, during which time
he Travelled through California. Wis
iting both the fairs at San Francisco
and San Diego.
House and lot in Salt Lake City e
trade for North Side land. See Trail
a Hartshorn. 21-tf
The medicine show folded up fl
tent Sunday and departed for pas
lures green at Wendell where the.
are holding forth this week. II VI
are to believe all the lecturer said
there will be no use for physician
here for some time judging from tn
amount OF medicine sold.
party OF campers comprising tn
families OF Ralph Moore. w. A. Heiss
A. d Barclay. Geo. Hawbecker an
G. Gelispie. departed for the hill
above Ketchum the first OF the week
and We anticipate that they are Ell
joying themselves hugely during IN
present heated spell
Seventy odd residents and propert
owners OF Shoshone have been ser'
ed with warrants upon the charge {
carelessness In allowing weeds
grow on their premises 1t should b
remembered that there is a state la
against this practice and every tow
anu ott W ~ Nhs
1t is enforced.
Ernest +. Sargent. OF Spokan
Wash, has been here the past wee
looking over his landed interes
here and il well pleased with the r
suits on his land the present seaso
and is simply astonished at the ma
nifcent crops that can be seen {
the tract. Mr.. Sargent is the preset
city attorney OF Spokane. but max
1t point each year to spend his V
cation time on his ranch at this pla
which by the way he has broug
into a high state OF cultivation.
Come to the Times for your butt
wraps. We use the best paper.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-12

House insured?"
Yes"
What company"
Don't know. Why2"
Ever travel?"
Yes"
Just buy railroad ticket?"
"Y-y-yes."
Just a ticket-not ticket to any
particular placer"
"Of course l know where I'm 60
ing,"
DO you know where you are going
to get your money If your house
burns up?"
"Frcm the company"
And you don't even know the
name OF the company"
"Why?"
why. not deal with an insurance
agency that handles only those well
established companies who pay theii
honest obligations cheerfully and
promptly"
What agency is that?"
THE Idaho Land & 1nvestmer'
Company"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-12

Mr. X. L. Pence, of Ault, Colo, has
been spending the past week visiting
his children here, and admiring the
prosperity that is everywhere appar-
ent on the North Side tract. Though
having disposed OF his interests here,
Mr.. Pence still retains a longing for
this section of the country, and 1t Is
still his desire to permanently locate
here later. During his present trip
he has had occasion to go through
parts of Colorado and Utah, but he
frankly states that nowhere has he
seen better crops and more evidence
OF prosperity than Is evidenced on
this tract. In this Mr.. Pence but
voices the sentiments expressed by
not only settlers but about every
stranger you meet that has occasion
to visit other sections of the country.
We sometimes feel that the people
here do not appreciate what they
have got, and 1t might do us all good
to take a trip occasionally and see
what our neighbors are doing.