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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-22

House insured?"
Yes"
What company"
Don't know. Why?"
Ever travel?"
Yes"
Just buy a railroad ticket?"
"Y-y-yes."
Just a ticket-not q ticket to any
particular placer"
"Of course l know where I'm 60
ingl"
DO you know where you are going
to get your money If your house
burns up7"
From 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 we'll
established companies who pay their
honest obligations cheerfully and
promptly"
What agency is thatf"
THE Idaho Land q Investment
Company"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-22

Buy your binder from Jaycox.
There will be dancing at the air
dome on Saturday evening OF this
week
MFR and Mrs. w. T. Vezie. residing
sorth of town, welcomed a young
daughter on July LIST.
Buy Binder Irvine fro Jaycox.
The second cutting of alfalfa has
commenced In several places on the
tract.
E. b. Shepard and Editor Pyne. OF
Wendell, were In town a short time
Tuesday evening on business.
Several fishing parties have been
nm TO the Wood river the past week,
but all report very little luck.
House and lot in Salt Lake City to
trade for North Side land. See Trail
& Hartshorn. zl-u
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the NJ.
f church will meet with Mrs. Virgil
Halbert. on West Main street on
Thursday afternoon. July 22nd.
X. L. Shepherd. accompanied by
his wife and daughter. Miss Irene,
arrived last week and expect TO make
quite an extended stay here.
c F.. Annett spent Sunday at
Boise and took Il peep at the Liberty
Bell which was on exhibition there
Monday morning.
40 acres raw land. A No !. only
s45 an acre. paid out. Terms to suit.
Barnett Stillwell.
b. Perrine was In town yester-
day with a company OF eastern in
vestlgators. who he was showing over
the tract.
Fred Monson. OF Shoshone. holds
the fish record to date for this sec
lion. having landed an So pound
trout at Wood River last week.
5. :. Shaw has sold to Mr.. King, q
recent arrival from Kansas, his well i'm
proved 40, three miles north of town
We understand the consideration WA
sl25OO per acre
The jerome base ball team Will
again cross bats with the Twin Falls
nine on the grounds OF the latter on
Sunday next A good crowd OF fam
will likely accompany the team.
State Game Warden L. C. Jones
accompanied by Deputy Fitzimmons
OF Twin Falls. spent last Friday II
Jerome. mostly as a social visit. FOL
OF course this place has no evaderi
OF the state game laws.
Harley J. Hooker. prominen
land salesman from Missouri. spen
several days here the first OF thu
week looking over the tract. possibl.
with view OF interesting land seek
ers in this section
During the heavy rain storm
which visited this section recently
c. A. Varnum had two hogs killed b.
the lightning. The hogs were run
ming In a pasture. when a bolt de
scended killing them instantly w
believe this is the first report OF an
stock being killed by lightning 4
the history of the tract.
Harvesting OF the grain crop o
the North Side tract commenced thi
week. The rye and barley crop
well matured and the early seedin
OF wheat and oats is about ready ia
the harvester. In a drive over poi
ton OF the tract last Saturday. seve
binders were seen at work In q
many fields. and this is probably onl
a fraction OF the number at work
other sections OF the tract.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-22
RARE BARGAIN IN STRICTLY
HIGH GRADE PIANO.

We will have at Jerome high
grade piano, which instrument, for
immediate sale, will be sold tremen-
dously cheap, in fact no reasonable
offer will be refused. Write THE
DENVER MUSIC COMPANY, at
Denver. Colorado, at once for par
ticulars 22-2t
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-22
For Sale.

Selected bred sows. Sows with lit
ters and early spring shoats.
Humphreys Ranch. in Appleton,
miles west and one mile north Of
Jerome. 22-4
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-22
Everybody Dance.

There will be dance at the open
air pavilion on Saturday evening of
this week. Everybody is cordially
invited Good music has been OBJ
tanned and strict order will be main
tanned. Everybody come.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-22

or Salem, Ore, will be at Jerome
July 18th for one week. Come In
and have your picture taken.
CHAS. A. DeSCHENKA.
Photographer.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-22
Hogs for Sale.

All sorts and sizes. Good sows and
one thoroughbred board. J. Ellis.
! miles east, 21a MITES south.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-22

Low rates to Pacific North
Beach Resorts.
Special Train Service from
Boise and Points West
See any o. S. l.. Agent for
further details.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-22
Taken Up.

BY the undersigned. a black work
horse. weighing about 1850 pounds,
branded I'D" on left hip. Owner can
have same by paying costs.-John
Hoffman, Windy Glen Ranch, 10
miles southeast of Jerome. 22-3t
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-22

Come to the Times for your butter
wraps. We use the best paper.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-22

puv YOUR binder from Jaycox.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-22

There will be dancing at the air
dame ON Saturday evening OF this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
After AIIIes, Intentlon,.

SOFIA. Bulgaria. Sept. 20. via Lon.
don. Oct. 2. 1915 delayed In trans.
missiOn) IN. Maiin0H. former pre-.
mier. and now leader Of the Democrat.
&c party, before acting on the propos.
els that he accept a portfolio IN tho
cabinet Of VI. RadoalavOf. on Tuesday
visited the Russian and British minis
tiers 70 convince himself as 20 the real
Intentions OF the triple entente gov.
ernments toward Bulgaria
Hope n dwlndling here that the BAL.
kan situation viii be settled peaceful.
~. The impression D. gaining ground
that Bulgaria. BY rotracing her steps.
VIII invite a situation which might be.
come dangerous after the war.
The only means for the prevention
Of Balkan war. In the opinion OF
high authorities On Sofia. seems 70
be the immediate cession by servia 10
Bulgaria Of the uncontested zone In
Macedonia without reservation and the
acknowledgment % BuiRaria's riEht
20 occupy the zone forthwith
Premier NadOslavOn yesterday when
receiving prominent members OF tho
Agarian party said that BULGARIA. q
hands were not tied BY obligations 10
any beligerent group and that The
negotiations concerning Bulgaria'a
claims IN Macedonia were progress.
ing
II has been learned DO authoritative
quarters. however. that the time left
for pour parlers r. very short. since
the BulEarian government realizes
that further delay without some posi-
tive action ~ likely 70 leopardize But.
Faria's Interests.
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AGENT HELD ON
SERIOUS CHARGE
CASHIER OF FREIGHT DEPART.
mENT OF 3. & o. AT BEL
lAlRE, ARRESTED.
Irregularities Are Alleced-Money Un-
accounted for Since August I,
Said to Be S473.

Charged with embezzling s473 from
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COM
pany, Clinton Il. Terrell. cashier OF
the freight department at Bellaire. was
arrested yesterday morning by Chief
OF Police Malone. The charge was
preferred by Captain George w. John
son. OF the Baltimore and Ohio police
department, on information from +.
NJ. Pomeroy. freight agent at Bellaire.
who discovered a shortage in the &C
counts Of Terrell
The investigation disclosed that the
alleged irregularities have been going
for the past few months. The amount
OF money unaccounted for since Aug
ust 1 is $473.
Terrell was lodged in Jail following
his arrest and was arraigncd before
Mayor Wassman yesterday afternoon.
He admitted his accounts were in bad
shape. is is said, but waived a pre-
lminary hearing and was held TO
court in the sum Of 81 500.
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"CLOSED" DISTRICT
is AGAIN RAIDED
NEARLY TWO THOUSAND DOL.
I LARS ExTRIcATED FROM
POCKETS OF HAPIEss.
Periodical "PuII" Made on House Of ~
Fame Last Nisht-Many Men
Are Caught.

Under the orders OF Chief OF Police
Thomas Leyland. squads OF police
raided the alleged houses OF III fame
last night, taking into custody % land
ladies, 1Oi girls and 22 men. All put
up for their appearance. Approximate
ing 1880
The raid was conducted by Detec-
tives Walter Worls. Dave CIeary. Ed
ward Minard, Fred Frazier. Tommy
Kelly. Henry Walker and Captain
Howard Hastings. Officers Sutton,
Leach, Moran and Hildebrand.
The houses and hapless:
May Hayes. 224Owater. 4 girls. 1
man; May Howard. 261s Main. girls.
men; Nell Downing. "a Twenty-hfth.
girls; Jeane Good. Twenty.third
girls. 4 men: Loretta Roane. 1926
Water. girls; Stella Lee. 232s Water.
girls; Clarice Nutter. 1912 Market
Z girls; Kit Torril 261b Market. 2 girls
Stella Jones. 2G17 Market. 4 girls /
man; Bess Dcrue. n Twenty.third. z
girls; Sadie Morrison. 224f Water. 4
girls. men. Minnie Leon. 22f6 Water
3 girls. men. Kate Brown. o Twenty.
third. girls. ] man. Dorothy Nutter.
26i6 Market. I Eiri: Mildred Beau.
mont 260s Market. girls 2 men.
Edith Neh. 10 Twenty-sixth. s girls 2
men Annie Clarke. 264s Main. 3 girls
Berte Germiilia. 1920 Main. eirls
Rose Fisher 1880 Main. girls. Dot
Neno. n Twenty-sixth. 2 girls: Maud
West, 2639 Market. girls. 3 mon
Elsie Blake. 22tO Water. girIa.
Ihelma Christie. pos Water. girl
sadie stelnbery. 8 Twenty-thi girls
men; Cleo Moore. 1861 Main. / gfri
Noble Ross. 1861 Market. ? Girls
Arie Burnett. 1921 Market. Z girls
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KNOWN DEAD
CcOnsnusd FROM Firs. r.r.1

20; eight drowned In sinking packet
Hazel, near Grand Isle.
reported dead and missing IN
Shell Beach. st. Bernard parish. ls:
Island de la Croix. %; YoIosky. 10
(Negroes.)
Couriers by boat and train as well
as mail advices brought in reports or
tremendous loss and rumors OF many
drowned along both sides Of the Mis-
sissippi river south OF here.
Boat passengers arriving today
from Empire. near the Doulloth canal
about fifty miles down the Miqsissippi
river. hat only four large houses atm
stood At Empire and that about 200
persons we're marooned IN them. me
state conservation commission mere
started a rescue vessel for that point
Many inhabitants OF the flooded sec
lions on both sides OF the river we're
reported maroonod and some were
said 20 be cllnring TO tree tops.
Keller vessels we're sent to rescue
them.
One Reported Dead.
Bay 50. Louis. Mass. on the Mississ.
iDpi Guit coast. reported one dead and
property loss heavy.
-uNt -NAf VffNun9 were known 20
Dc dead az RIgOlets and two NJ Lake
catherine. Both small resorts a Few
miles west % the Mississippi.L Louisiana
state line according 20 w. o. Powell
one of the twelve survivors who mr..
rived here today. Fifteen negroes and
one white man were reported dead nj
Shell Beach and q white persons al
DE Ia CrohN island. both small settle
ments IN st. Bernard parish. south Of
here
Reports 81 % dead between Premier
and Dea Arc. on the west shore of
Lake Ponchartrain. was confirmed 10.
day BY n railroad man arriving Al
Hammond. La
The sole survivor ~ party Of nine
paaesnfera and crew 81 the Grand TaIe
PACKET Hazel arrived hero early TODAY
So vessel capaizod and was dashed
20 pieces near Grand Isle Tho eur
ViVof 0corge Linden. engineer Of tho
vessel, uoatod d. miles on n piece Of
lumber ana was exhausted who npieted
up BY passing vessel
1--WE % The crew and 4 white vvonsn
aboard The steamer p " Ovens which
sank near iockport we're reported
missing
Of The IN persons known 10 De dead
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
EFFORT TO BREAK
UP MINE WORKERS
MOVEMENT SAID TO BE ON FOOT
TO PERvERT UNION AND
LEAD 1T AWAY.
Part Of Plan TO Undermine and De.
stroy Labor Unions Of the
Country.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Oct. In
session here today the district Off
Gals and members OF the executive
board OF the United Mine Workers OF
America issued a joint declaration IN
which II is said that an effort has
been made In West Virginia to pervert
the United Mine Workers organiza-
ton and lead 1t from its real object
INTO q position OF controlling the DO
litical and religious beliefs OF its men,
bers.
Present at the meeting and signing
the statement issued were Thomas
Cairns. president; John CUNNINGHAM,
vice president; J. NJ. Craigo, secre-
|tary-treasurer; Don Turner, G. r..
Honaker. Dow Plat, r. G. Stanley, w.
s. Reece and II. NJ. Holden.
There Is every reason TO believe, /"
says the statement, that an effort
has been made to submerge the United
Mine workers as a trades union move
ment In West Virginia and make it
secondary to a political institution
whose leaders seek to undermine and
destroy the trades unions OF America.
The leaders in this movement TO
control our organization have failed
In their purpose and II seems that
they are now trying to destroy us by
an attempt to create division and dis
cord in our ranks"
The officials and board members
adopted resolution condemning the
proposed advance in shipping rates
for West Virginia coal. indicating that
the advance would mean a differen-
tlal OF 40 cents ton against West
virginia coal which would cause the
abandonment of every coal mine in
the kanawha district, and most, IL
not all the mines in the Fairmont.
Thacker and Guyan districts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
ANNOUNCE VOTE TODAY

PITTSBURGH Pa. Oct. Pm.
ployes Of the Westinghouse Electric
a Manufacturing Company. In East
Pittsburgh, voted today on the ques.
ton whether a strike should be called
unless certain demands OF the men
were granted. The votes we're count.
cd tonight but Ira Huey. chairman
of the employees grievance committee.
announced that the result would not
be announced until 2 o'clock tomor.
row morning. when a meeting Of tho
employees Who we're recently organized
by the American Federation of labor
would be held. Tie said that a major.
fly Of the employees OF the plant voted.
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tended him. fears he has also sus.
tanned internal injuries.
WILL PROBE THE
ARDMORE HORROR

ARDMORE Okla. oct. An order
tonvening a special grand jury 20
ascertain n there was criminal negii-
gence In connection with Mondays
gasoline explosion was issued here to-
day by District Judge Freeman. An
expert o. the Interstate Commerce
Commission Is here 20 make an I'm.
vestigation. making six separate in.
quiries being conducted 20 fix the
blame for the explosion which cost
f3 lives
VIII Lane negro. died today. in.
creasiug the death list from a.
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ROCKEFELLER TO
MAKE PLAN PUBLIC

DENVER. Colo. Oct John ID.
Rockefeller. Jr, accompanied by w
L. Mackenzie King and high officials
OF the Colorado Fuel and Iron com
pany. started late tonight for Pueblo.
There, al meeting tomorrow OF com
pany officers, mine superintendents
and the grievance representatives OF
the different camps. Mr. Rockefeller
VIII reveal his Industrial plan The
plan was worked out following Mr..
kockefeller's inspection trip last week
through the southern Colorado coal
fields.
After the Pueblo meeting. the Rockc.
teller party viii return TO Denver.
Later movements are uncertain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
BULGARIA DECIDES
tconrausd FROM FIRST p.s.,

able respecting their military DISPOSE
tions. 1t Is presumed in military cir
Giles here, however, that a formida bic
expedition will land either at Kavala
or Saloniki, or that IL already may be
landing.
The indications are that Italy ana
Russia are cooperating with France
and Great Britain in the execution OF
this joint movement, although the &C
tual military forces probably will be
drawn from Great Britain and France
and the Italians will lend their aid in
the Mediterranean and the Russians
on the Black sea front.
The allied movement. II is stated
here Is designed to Offset the agree
ment said TO have been effected be-
tween Bulgaria and the Teutonic
allies under which Bulgaria will act
against Servia before October Is. ~
is understood that Great Britain felt
disposed to await the result of that
eventually. but that French diplo-
macy favored an immediate initiative
for the purpose OF overcoming any
Bulgarian menace to SerVia before II
could be put into effect.
Action 10 Decisive.
A minister OF one OF the Balkan
states said today that Bulgaria ha a
not replied to the joint note OF the
triple enente allies submitting Servia's
concessions to Bulgaria with regard
10 Macedonia. Instead OF replying,
this minister said Bulgaria had or
dered a mobilization within a few days
after she received the allies joint
note. This mobilization, in the opin-
ion OF the minister. was In itself an
adverse reply. and he expressed the
belief that Bulgaria did not intend 20
make any further answer to the
allies.
The minister said he considered two
courses open to the allies. first. a per
emDtory ultimatum 10 Bulgaria TO de
mobilize Immediately. and. second. a
military expedition TO safeguard Ser
via before Bulgaria's project could be
carried into execution October Is.
There are indications In Paris that
both these moves are under way or IN
contemplation. and the Temps def
mite announcement appears TO assure
the early execution OF the expedition
airy move.
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MANY DIVIDENDS
PAD Yesterday by Local Banks and
Manufacturing Conoerns-Others
Coming IN November.

Several local banks yesterday paid
quarterly dividends on their stock
stoc kholders Of tho National Exchange
Dank received a dividend OF 81 per
snare The Fidelity Investment Asso.
clatlon paid a dividend Of Ia per
cent the Commercial hank paid o.
per cent, while the Quarter Savlngu
hank paid ~ per cent and the Sc
CURLY Trust company paid 2 per cent.
y dividend Of I per cent on Ia Belle
preferred was due yesterday, as was
a dividend OF ~ on Imperial Glass.
dividend Of per cent on Hazel.
Nlbs STOCK VIII DO due October 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
FAIRMONT MAN IS
FATALLY INJURED

Special uiepatch 20 the rptefttgc,.r-
FAlkMONT. W. Va. oct HAIRY
hawkins. AGED so. driving a local
transfer team. was seriously Injured
while az work today While hauling
heavy load Of cement 20 the new
Princess Thcator he In some manner
lost his balance and was thrown from
his seat In falling his collar homo
was broken and he struck his head
on the paved street and sustained Inn.
luries 90 the skull which may prove
iaiaL Dr. Garter Flcming. who az.
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and IS negroes.
Town Swept Away.
The town OF Dunbar. La. near the
Mississippi state line. virtually was
swept away. according to Powell. He
could give no estimate OF the number
OF dead at Dunbar. The railroad
drawbridge at Rigolets was wrecked
he said. and the track built on en-
bankments and fills across the marsh
es, washed out for miles.
Only meager reports have been re-
ceived from the delta section south
and southwest OF New Orleans. A
wireless message received from a stan
correspondent OF New Orleans news
paper said:
whole country between Poydras
and Buras inundated. Levees gone.
and property loss appalling. Life toll
probably heavy. Conditions worse
than ever before. Relief needed"
Reports from Chef Mentuer, direct
~ south of this city. indicated that a
tidal wave from 9 to IL feet high had
struck that section.
From below Houma and Terrebonne
section no reports have been received
The country there is low, and there
is practically no protection from the
wind and tide.
The Honduran steamer Yoro. arriv-
ing here last night. reported little dam
age at Pilottown, at the mouth OF the
river. c. F. Bowers, wireless operator
, on the Yoro. said the property loss
all the way up the river to a point
within 10 miles of New Orleans was
enormous. Seventy barges of coal
owend by the West Kentucky Coal
Company sank opposite Donaldson,
with loss estimated at $245,0OO.
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This morning. shortly after midnight
oSurred the death OF Mrs. Mary PhiIiips
WlIe OF Ellsworth Phillips at the family
mlIes north Of Roney's Point. Mrs. Phil
Ups wes IN her list year. She had been
AZ @ tuberculosis for several months
MT. fhiIiips formerly was Miss Mary
hamilton. the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
-. W. Hamilton, Of Greene county. Pa
She IS survived by her parents her hus-
nahu, Two brothers and four daughters
me daughters are Edith. aged Is: Annie
10; Ruth 6 and Grace. 4.
airs ihillips was a member OF the
Methodist Episcopal church OF Triadel-
phia Funeral arrangements will be
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SKELP MILL OPENS
operations IN Another Department
WIZ BE Resumed AZ Ben~ood
Plant o. W. s. q O. CO.

The skelp mill Of tho Wheeling
steel and Iron company win omen
next week possibly Tuesday or wed
nesday II was officially announced
yesterday evening Repairs IN that
department we're made this week and
just az soon az They are entirely com.
plotted. operations VIII be- resumed
This department 81 tho mill bae
oeen shut down over a year on nc.
count ~ the general business deproe.
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Funsrai OF Ms. Hammona

Last evening at 3 o'clock funeral SER
vices FOR Mrs. Wilma Clark Hammond
were held at the family home. No. 6S22
Holden street, East End. Pittsburgh. The
body viii arrive here this morning over
TIE ". a q. and be consigned to the
srave In stone Church cemetery at II
o'clock.
Mrs. Hammond was well known in
this community. and was the widow OF
Thomas a. Hammond OF this city and
Steubenville. Ohio
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THAN oRaANIzrD

sreci1i uiqrafcr Co. tho tntsuirsrcer
tA.ANNSHt EG W. Va OCf f--efu-
aents 81 thc West virginia Business cSi.
lcEa here have organized a football -. Il,
WIN carl Lawson al manaacr ana hava
arflnEcu o. hire Ca coach nud take narf
this season