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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02
LIshtn,cs Rod. Protect strawst.e,s.

Lightning Rods Protect Strawst.eIeo.
For several years an Iowa farmer
has protected his strawstacks with
lightning rods In the same manner
that he protects his farm buildings.
The uprights on a stack are supported
on a foOtboard which runs the full
length II the stack. along the ridge.
The rods are grounded through gas
pipes, the lower ends Of which are
buried deep in the earth. This ap-
paratus is used from year to year.
When a stack is to be removed the
cable and rods are rolled up and put
aside until new stack has been built.
The device can be quickly and easily
installed. Though twelve trees on this
farm and three barns on neighboring
farms have been struck by lightning
in recent years, the barns and stacks
on this farm have so far enjoyed COM
plete immunity from damage by light
ning.-From the April Popular Ne
chanics Magazine.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02
unprofitabte Land Transaction,

What might be called remarkable
land transaction took place years ago
in Tokyo. with no thought Of profit
on either side, and today there fs
much searching of heart among those
who are interested. heirs and lawyers.
1t appears that the land now occupied
by the Belgian legation in Sannen-
cho was leased fourteen years ago by
the late Baron dAnethan from Mar
quis Toshinaga Okubo. heir to the
famous Okubo. and brother of Baron
Maxine, former minister, of foreign
affairs. A perpetual lease agreement
of two thousand years was signed in
consideration Of the payment Of ap
proximately $4,000. This land is now
valued at about 100000.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02
Tourist Restrictions.

Persons who intend to visit New
foundland this summer are warned
through the American consular service
that they should be provided with the
fullest identificatiors to prevent any
misunderstanding. This is especially
true in the passports Of the island,
and those who wish to do drawing,
sketching or photographing are ad-
vised to wait until after the war to
do 30. During 1915 the right to sketch
or photograph was curtailed by Or
ders In council. Even scientific ex-
petitions which might entail sound.
ings or the use of what might be mis-
taken for surveying instruments are
discouraged.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02
Dream Life.

called aloud in the forest. and the
shout came back. Then I searched
long. to find who answered me-but
the sound had no source. followed
the will-O- -the-wisp through swamps ut
evening. 1t led me hither and yon.
but I came nowhere. 1t was only the
ghost of Il light. saw an apple
hanging in the depths of II pool. l
stopped to pick 1t, and laycd my hands
in the water. The apple had no form
This is dream life.-The Atlantic.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02
Hurt Sensitive Customer.

An absent-miItled clerk in San
Francisco sporting goods house recent,
ly cost the firm Il good customer. The
buyer asked to see some dog collars
selected one and paid for it. Right
there the abScnt-,nin(cd one spoiled 1t
all by asking: "Shall l wrap 1t ur
and send it, or will you wear it?"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02
John CIark's Bible.

Descendants of John Clark, who
founded the First Baptist church in
Providence. II. l.. have Bible which
once belonged to him, which was print
ed in 1908 by John Barker, in London,
England. and contains annotations and
family record in Clark's handwriting.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02
Novel Use for Sand,

In Holland sand is plentiful and in
expensive, and is used instead of ha!
and straw as beds for COWS. 1t keeps
the animals perfectly clean, requiring
only slight raking in the morning tC
soften and freshcn it.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02
Good Reason.

Maria. you'll never he able to drive
that nail with Il f1at-irun. For heavens
S;kes use your head" adlnOnished Mr.
Stuhkins. And then he wondered WHY
she would not speak to him the rest
of the tay.-Puck.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02
Show. the country's Growth.

The report Of the first census Is con
aimed in an octave volume of Sc
pages. Nowadays In decade the cen
sus bureau issues 100 or more Quarto
volumes with more than 100000 pages
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02
PLACING the spon,,biIytv.

I'D get along better with my dane
ing" said Uncle Fopsole IF I could
get hold Of the right tune"
whats the matter?"
There isn't . piece In the whole
music box that doesn't get out Of time
to the way l dance.'
The Richfield recorder., 1916-11-03

On account of having an open date,
and for this reason only, Richfield has
the opportunity of seeing the season 4
success, The Frameup," at ons-halt
price the admission fee it gets else
where. They tour under the personal
direction of Bennett and Byers Amuse-
ment Co., of Chicago. The Frameup
is in 4 acts, play right up to now,
deals with social affairs in city life,
portrays just what happens in real life
and ends just as such affairs must and
do end, wonderful moral lnterspersed
with clean comedy, told by select
cast. Mr.. B. Claman and Miss Ber-
nard, both recognized eastern stars,
late of the Chicago Stock Co., handle
the leading roles, supported by people
of recognized ability. Saturday, No
vember 4, at popular prices, 25 cents
and so cents.
The Richfield recorder., 1916-11-03

]. w. Stoddard and H. Scott from
Gannett were on the tract yesterday
trying to buy their winter spuds.
Remember, h constitutional
Amendment ballot is separate ballot
and pink in color and contains two
Amendments to be voted for OF
against. No. is the sale of liquor.
and No. 2 is the sale of school land to
amend the Constitution 80 az to sell
100 sections instead of 25 as it now is.
John c. Rice was born on farm in
Illinois; he took his degree at Cornell;
he is the leading attorney in Canyon
county and one of the best in the
State. He is fitted by training and
temperament for the office Of Justice
of the Supreme Court.
The Richfield recorder., 1916-11-03

Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Benes
combe, DR.. and Mrs. Reston and Mr.
and Mrs. E. Wright Davis were regis
tered at h Richfeld Hotel.
The party were enroute to their home
in Twin Falls having just returned
from the Salmon Valley country where
they killed three mountain goats. They
had the hides and horns in their pcs
session and intend placing them with a
taxidermist for mounting.
Found "A cameo pin. Owner may
have same by proving property and
paying for this ad.
]. A. Dukes, credit man for Boise,
spent Monday and Tuesday checking
up the Richfeld Mercantile company,
which has gone out of business.
The Richfield recorder., 1916-11-03
Assassins' Plot
Is Exposed

There truer example of the assassin than the mar
who caumnizes and bears false witness against the
character of another and circulated here the
effect that Hon. d. w Davis does stand for Prohib
on In response to inquiry the following telegram from
Mr. Davis home town, signed by coterie of the leading
business his neghbors received here yesterday and
will efectualy refue the dastardy mputaon which an
eleventh hour attempt to magn and msrepresent man
of high IDEALS clean personal character lofty principles and
lifelong temperance advocates who assisted the
pioneer work of making his home town, American Falls a
salooness community at time WHEN TEMPERANCE
WAS UNPOPULAR.
''W S. Parkhurst,
Richfed, Idaho
1t is the understanding of the undersigned citizens Of
American Falls that your vicinity that
Hon. d. W. Davis candidate for governor the Repubi-
ticket is not prohibtonst Such rumor false Mr.
Davis has always been and ardent advocate work
and supporter of temperance and prohibition and de-
serving the hearest support of the temperance forces
Signed Rev J. Wesley Miller, j. G. Vaughn r f.
St. John, J. T. Doran, NJ J. Unger w. j. Hanson H |
C. Elrich Paul Bulfnch, Geo r. Letch David Burrell
D. H. Barber, W. S. Sharks, r. L. Tucker jay Gibson
H. G. Armenter 0. r. Baum, S. H. Anderson c. Lee
French S. NJ Wenstrom, VIM. Schmidt, C. Schmidt T i
:. Sparks, E. E. Zimmerman ]. F. Cooper H. r. Hagar /
Ed. H. Wagner Robt. E. Elsbery, Henry A. Long John
JOS T. Watts. "
The Richfield recorder., 1916-11-03

THE above photograph represents the first of sugar
beets shipped out of Richfed. The shipment was
made last week and the results of the initial test given the
Recorder by Manager NJ r. Kays of the Idaho Irrigation
Company are embraced in the following figures:
From tract of rs So ~ tons produced,
IL tons per value at S. 45 net $347 27
500 40 per acre. of production about $3O per
net profit $50. 40 or $17480 on 81
If the same land yielded tons of alfalfa per acre. the
price would have to be $l5 90 per ton.
On account of this being the first year. the yield obtained
is estimated minimum that can be produced this
The above results obtained without any supervisory
assistance from the Sugar Companys field and in the
face of very adverse weather conditions
The Richfield recorder., 1916-11-03
A Word About
the Candidates

The Republican party is presenting
to the voters of Lincoln county clean,
strong and capable ticket for their
consideration this fall. Among the
on~4.ales Lne sheriff and treasurer
who are asking for reelection, the
records of their respective offices show
efficiency and economy and the applica-
tion CT strict business methods in the
handling of their offices.
w. j. Taper, formerly county com
missioner, and w. A Heiss. who serv-
ed on the board at the same time, are
credited with having been capable and
competent men in this position and at
the last election Mr.. Taper refused to
be candidate on account of his personal
business interests, being one of the
largest farmers on the Richfeld tract
and only through the urging of his
many friends consented to permit his
name to be used this time for commits
sioner. Mr.. Heiss is a large land
owner on the Jerome tract and with
his four years experience as commits
sioner, is fully in accord with the
needs of the people of Lincoln county
in particular and the whole state in
general and his voice will be heard in
favor of constructive legislation, if
elected as Senator and the people can
make no mistake in giving him their
hearty support and in conjunction with
E. E. Steitz in the House. the people
may feel assured of as capable = rep
resentation in the next Legislature as
any county in the state.
In fact all of the candidates are
clean men and thoroughly competent
Of filing the positions to which they
aspire, and the voters of Lincoln coun-
~ will make no mistake in electing the
whole ticket.
The Richfield recorder., 1916-11-03
MAKES SPLENDID
SHOWING AGAINST
GREAT ODDS
Prosecuting Attorney Harlan ID.
Heist Handles Newton Case
Unaided Against Three Prom
inent Attorneys for Defendant.

(From The Southern Idaho Democrat
February 5th, 1850
| In the prosecution of Joel Newman
for the killing of Charles Lombard
Prosecuting Attornry Harlan D. Heisi
has made reputation for himself that
will place him on an equal footing with
the best attorneys. Alone and unaided
he fought the case through, step by
step, against three of the most able
attorneys in all Idaho, and came out
without scratch.
During the progress of the trial
Mr.. Heist had to work nearly NIGHT
and day, in order to keep up with the
case and with the other business that
came before him, but he met all the
emergencies and carried his part of the
case in manner that has caused manv
people, regardless of politics, to praise
him highly for the manner in which he
conducted the case against such odds.
Not only did he receive these compli-
~@@~iASc - VII ZIG SR(SLdtOIBt UQI Ll6 0D-
posing attorneys paid him as high
compliment as could be paid to a man.
and Mr.. Edwards, one Of the attorneys
for the defense, who is one of the best
criminal lawyers in the state, said
The prosecuting attorney has handled
his case ~ well az it could be handled |
and in manner that is As good as | |
yer saw"
Judge Walters, in speaking of the
'ase. said: I'VE had bomb laid for
Harlan, but he met US with a sub
marine.
Many other expressions of the man.
er in which he handled the case are
card from every side, and as the court
ouse was crowded during the entire
rial, many people saw the case
trough.
Defendant was convicted. ADV.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
9n Oer 6eimatb
,9eutl6lanO" nit Sas
bel bcgrikt.
WIUtengeIante i'm enliSem
Ofeibe.

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a0nia iiber Ole Reiic bcrt1iet-
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Stooten bel Dem 9Iuieutbolt in
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EarRi(der 2seridt.

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@caSmmerimm meSc 6ene Die g6wems encs uIihu Nusri
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
Gic1e beiBeu SOnlmer=Eage

IN elmerbrlt @eqncnuIdlIct unb sglrbe.
gaiim eir irime iueItere sspne terltrei.
rDru obne nit ans conicrirt 81 baben.
GnS SarlCN DaUibiun felt Oier6ebu
Sabrcn baS MseIiier.Wloicrrao lUirb ele
nit iBrer erlen 5abri aeulHucu.
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SitOrSug.
9ie Sulgaren lna6eu
ibn.
Sreibrm sic 0taiirtem DOr
iih her.

0ie Serben aiif Der 9on3en Sinie aul
Dem &iid3n9e. - grIeiOen aroBc
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fauoene uno betrddtlide @elite
idat oeu Sieeern in Oie SdnOe.
9oitour uno aoitoria BON Sen
9uIsoren beieet.
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Oon). 9ulgariide Srnppen. sic
am meitliden @nOe Der maceoonii6en
6ront iiegreid oororineeu, ba6en ole
Serben eeidIagen lmO 5um &iid5ug
ge5wuneen. Sic baben mebrere fer
biide Stelimaen erobert.
gladitebenO ser pole @ortlout 0es
belte bonn bulgariihen @eneralitab
ausecaebenen 9eridtes:
ogulgariibe Sruppen, peIde Iiio.
lid BON Sloriua pororineer baben
am 23. 9hIguit aoltour uno 2aitoria
beiebt Die eeidIaeenen Setbeu 3ie-
ben iib in iiiolitber 9li6tlma 5uriid.
Ole IN Der Ridhmg BON 9eriua,
9anica itno Gorntdero operirenoen
9ulgoreu boben am 81. 9lueuit cine
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@ipiel OeS 9erges 0lalfa 9liese be.
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Serben am @aroor in oeren neuen
Stellingen bel ct. Spi0oen, om Sii.
Gel 207 uno bel SdeeanSfi Stamina
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200 0sonn geiouaeu uno erbeiIteten
cine 9ln5o6l BON Sduenfeuer.@ sc.
idiisen lmO 11oidinenoepebren mo
anocres 9riegsmoterial. Gie Sam.
pie in Oieier @egeno oouern iort.
g9ir bnben unicre Stealme anF
ser 0iermntfeari.Sobe beieitigt. sSn1
@loglenica.Sbole eriifen itarfe feino-
Iihe Eruppcnmniien oen Tutoru5-
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goritoBe iheiterten imO truaen Oen
Serben icbr ihmerc 8erlite ein. SSn
Dem @arOar.S6ole mar es, bon glr-
tiueriefeuer obeeieben 5iemIih ru6ig.
SiioweitIib bonn Gee Qoirou Der.
iiidte ser 6eino am 9[beno. imiere
Ooreeihobeneu @oiitionen oil5uarei-
fen. muroe ober 3uriidgepicien.
@eitere @eridjte acigen. oaB oas
t76. iron3oiiihe Re0iment weIhes
an oeu admpfen am 2t. tbeilnabm,
so Ero5ent ieiuer GffeftiuitGrfe oer-
Tor. g9ir fouoen $50 2eiheu ollf
Dem Sdlaftfeloe.
gIui unierem linfen 6liiael baben
mir i'm Strrmo-Ebalc 0os linfe llier
oes 6luiieS bon feinoIidcn Eruppen
geiGu6ert.
gSir 6aben aeIteru 500 ieinolihe
EOOte beeroben.
Siiolirb BON 0rama itieBen oorac-
idobeue bideoriidc Getadements
aui cine 9lbtbeiIlma gneIanoer, sic
bon elmer Gompaenie oes 9looiabrer-
Regiments bealeitet poren. gaad-
Dem ciniec Sdaiic gepedlieIt woroeu
woreu, 5oaeu liA sic gneldnoer in
Ser 9iiHtung pon Oriauo 5ilriid.
gsudOem mir porber 3pei 9riideu
iiber Dem 6lllIIe 5criiorf botten bo-
ben mir Sen @a6u6oi BON glngltd be.
fest. Sic 09obn sic ourd 0riIor,
Drama, Slnaiita, Seres m0 Gemir
SoIlar 6iu5ic6t it Jest IN lmicren
S1noen.~
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@erlin 81 glua. RI Gie STREET.
frdfte ser Gntentenadte boben aui
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(SnrtIehnna Iiebe 2. Geite.)
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taaes auSaeiprodDen babe, 0aB aber
gliemano pilieu tonne, mie sic
n6dite @raiioentidaitsmabl ousfal.
len fonne.
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absepet.
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sriten geDfs an her sOmme ni6t beNsr.
Saur fIeiuere cperatiOuen anf Der cftfrOnt.
2seri@t Oes Oent[den @ensrarfaDs.

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strite.s .sitnatipn.
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uidt oeu 9eiiaa oaer 99obnbc.
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in gluslibt gelteIlte Sradtroten.
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fem Flone nod nidt Oie 3uitim.
mlng aegeben wurOe, woourd Oie
euogiiItiee Reeeluug oes Disputes
mieOer binmlsgeihoben murOe.
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wieoer 5uianmentreten, unO - lpie
elmer Der 9obnbeonten lih misoriid.
te II mar Oie Situation bellte gIbeno
10, OaB eine ginigung binnen 3won.
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nidt Dor ndditer @ohe erfoIeen
mag.
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9eamten erlafeue GrfIGrune iaote
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@ilion beooben iih Sic Serren Sole.
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lorO bellte 0littog 81 elmer fil3cn
9onferen5 nod Dem @eiBen SouIe
uno bielten cine fur5e Gouieren5 nit
Dem @rdiioenten.
Cine @ouferei3 ser 9abn 9eom-
ten puroe Inn 8 ll6r 92aAmittagS
ee6alten, uno 0os SPECIAL Gomite
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tigfeit Dor.
9laH I0ngerer Disfiiiiion ipurOc
feline Gnti6eiSume gctroffeu, ion.
bern sic Gonferen5 bertoete iib aui
morgeu Gormittog II llbr. Sn5tpi-
id6en ipirO o1s Spe8ioI Goniite ser
9obnen ieine 9lr6eit fortieten."
Ser tentatipe Non Oes Special.
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uad 9eratbuneen bon ctiua eiuiu6-
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mar, iiebt in ieinem beiite oen gabn-
|rGiioenten Dorgelegten guttuurfe
Ben 9ldtititnoentog Dor. ooH untcr
oem 9or6ebolt, OoB sic gIOminiitra.
tion 9IIles periuheu miro, cine gr.
bobmg ser Srobtraten 81 er5ielen.
INN Ole gabneu 81 entihdOigen, un0
inter Der 9lnno6me. DAB Der Son.
greB eriuht peroen miro, cine Heee.
lung fiinitiger glrbeits Dispute
ourd cine llnteriuhuues Commit.
lion 81 iibern.
Scr gon5e @Ian 1T nod uidt ouen
ga6nbeamten lmo @eihditSfii6rern
imterbreitet moroen; ood feline
Souptpunfte iino in Seu perihieoe.
men Gonferen5en belprohen moroeu.
Gs purOe na6 ser bertigen Gon-
feren5 befonnt, 0aB ser @untt bc8iig-
lid ser grb06me Der 6rabtrateu
auf GinwdnOe itieB. @s muroe elm
eemenoet, oaB 9tiemano iaeen f6nne.
mas oie 3piidenitoatIide SauoeIs.
@ommiiiion be5iialid Der Raten
tbm miirNe, imo OaB iicb bereits bon
einieen ser er0Bteu 6irmeu Froteiie
gegeu cine etpaige @r6oblng Der
9iaten erbo6en 66tten.
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fen, OoB 5mor 9Srdlioent @iIion iid
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