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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-06
1lrbeiter>s s6ftoerfcit
int GlcpclanS!

gIebefano, g., 6. SuGi. = 9os
bier obgeboitene iiebel1te SGngerfeit
oes grbeiter-S -S1ngerbunoeS 0es 9eorO-
peItens fam nit eineut groBen
GoIfsfeIt I'M 8eutIden 0orf hes
Gina 4orfs gum erfolgreiden ab-
i6[iB. indianapolis muroe gum
nG6iten 6eitort beltinnlt. Sn Der
@ei40ftsiitung lDuroe beantrogt,
fortan Die 3obl Der borgei9riebenen
Sen0en5lieoer auguniten elmer beiie-
rem 8flege oes oeutiben @olf8lieoes
einSuihr1nfen. gs ipuroe bei1loi-
len, oieie pi9tige 6rage ser n66-
Iten sSeit6eb6roe anbeirtauIteIlen. gs
ipur0e Der nGdIten 6eitbeboroe aud
einItintlrlig enlpfoblen niht 10 biele
i6pierige gbore ollf elm Grogranm
3u ieben uno Iieber apei frlr5e als
Elm 10 lanee8 aon5ert 5u beronitol-
ten. Ole glr6etteriGngerfelte lperoen
ale orei Sabre abgebuIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-06
,,BreslaM" cittfaltet
rcec Gdtiekcit!
Sorpc6iert nnb brrientt msbrere
fein6lide SranspOrtbnmpfer
nnO ein SegelIdiff.

2onoon 6. SyilIi. - 9epeibert
aus Gtot6p, elmer Sofenitaot ON
Gdporaen Meer, beioeett OuB Der
friibere fIeine oelttidbe areu5er
greslolt, Der iest unter Dem gaoulen
Mleoullu in tiirfiiden 9ienitcn Itebt,
li6, Die riiiiibe 5loase fiibreuO,
an Die ruiiii6e aiifte beranidlid,
6ann pl6slidJ Die tiirfiid)e Glagge
biBte uno einen ruiiiiden Grams.
port0anlpfer nit Sruppen uno
frieesbeoarf on 8orO, in ben
@runo bobrte. Damn begab iidJ
Der areu5er nod Dem biIgoriihel
Sofen g8orna, in ipelhem mebre.
re ruiIiIfe Sobr5euge onferten, uno
5erIt6rte einen tpeiteren ruiiiiden
Sronsportbonrpfer iofuie elm ruff
i6es Segeli6iff.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-06
Die Beutc Scr
britiicbcn 1ocitrdMbcr!
Die britiiden girateu babeH bas
g0lferredJt in srOblider
8eiic ii6crtreten.

Berlin, 6. sSuIi. (5infenberi9t.) }
- Cine omtlide StotiItif ii6er ben
englil6en @oitroub berGffentli6t Die
.Deltti6e sSlriiten.8eiting" @s lit
ibrem S1riftIeiter, pie Die lleber.
ieeiihe 0o1ri6tenagentur in Berlin
ntitteilt, bon ouitdnoieer Seite elm
biSber nod ni6t 6efonnt gerporoe.
ncs @er8eiAnis iibereeben poroen,
oas ii9 ouf 8riefpoiten i'm oeutid.
iiberieeii9en gSoitoerfebr, Die bon
britiiden 9eb0roen beifIagnabntt
iporoen iino, beaiebt gaod oiefer
Stotiitif iino foIgenoe Safe felt
0eoenlber 1915 feitgeiteIlt porOen.
@erfebr nit ben 8ereiiligten Stao-
ten bon glinerifo: oiisgebeno, ouf
nieoerI1nbii9en S6iffen beidlog-
nohmt 5000 9riefpoiten; ouf o1.
niiden S6iffen beidluenabHlt 772
8riefpolten; onfonluero, nuf ME.
oerlGnoiiden Sbiffen bei9lngnnbntt
llSl Srtefpolfell, ditT Oallll0en
Sdiffen bei6lognabmt 1874 8rief.
poIten; nuf nortpegii6en Shiffen
beIdloenobn1t 239 griefpoiten. Ser.
febr NIT SpanierL 9ortugol ltnb
Siioomerifa: ouSgebetto, nrf ME.
6erlGnbii1en Sdiffen bei1lagnnbntt
1643 8riefpoIten; onfomneno, aui
nieoerl1nbii9en Sdiffen beidlog.
nobnlt t7t5 9riefpoiten. Gerfebr
NIT gtieberldnoiid.S .Snoien: oitSge.
betto, ouf nieoerldnoiiden Sdiffen
bei6lagnnbntt 245 8riefpoiten; an.
fonrneno, o1f nieoerlGnoiiden
|S6iffen beidlognabult 213 8rief-
polten.
0ieie gum eriten WloI Ser Def
feittlt6teit ii6ergebenen 3obIen be-
8eidnet 9ieidsgeridtsrot gteltfonp
in Neufonlp in einem Gitfias vlteber
ben englii6en goitraub inl 2idte
oes 80lferredts4 ais einen 8epeis
fir Die grobli6e 8erleslu1g bes @oI-
ferredts ourd Gngloiio.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-06
&riiis nit Mtrito
1T jebt Ooriibtr!
SreMnSitaftlidbc 1tntcrbanSlmn9cft tpcrccn aiis
aebahnt; amer. GrMppcn rtOeen IN
5 1licnatcn snrii6ec5c9cn tuercen.
piaiften i@lasen Garransas Cruppen sMriid.

uno ssnouItrieIGer bereilt Bat, Inn
iiber Die Gage oaielbit al beri4ten,
erfl1rte, 0aB minoeitens 5lDei ytil.
lionen Mdnner, 6rouen uno Sin.
Der Dem @ungerto0e gegeniIberite.
ben. Die Gage lit in ieoenl SeiIe
Merifos, pie Martine5 beriidert.
troltIos. Die glrrnee BAT geliigeno
2ebensntittel, pGbreito bic 8ibilbe-
bolfering oarben uno brngern miiB,
uno feline &ettrng lift in Sidt. 8iele
Golienoe iino nur aus oen @run.
De Der glrlnee beigetreten, Inn niht
81 nerbungern.
gtaGtr6glides iiber Oas Sreffen in
@iaSatlau.
Gan Diego, Gal, 8. Suli. -
CFi5iere 0es Glotten . Sransports
oatnpfers n8uffalo", Der eeItern I'M
bieIigen Sofen gnfer mari, ers6b-
len, onB bei Dem am Is. SSuni III
Ma5atlan erfolgten 3uIan1utentref-
fen aipiiden amerifnniihen Bloli.
iaden ilnO Garran5iiten 21 nlerifn.
nii1e Solooten getotet un0 25 per.
iuunoet tuuroen.
giliitcn idldgen Gesiernnsstrnppen.
GI 8aio, Ger, 6. Suli. - 3iui-
iden 9orral unO SSiuine5 fam es
beute au einem Deftigen 3niauts
nenitoB alpiiden 8illos luil0en 9fei-
tcri1aren un0 Regierunestruppen.
8ie lestcren purOen 5uriidgetuorfen.
General Sbregon bot General
Irepino beoroert, iofort bon Der
5taot Gbibuabuo aus 8eritGrfungen
no dOer 8alitatt ou ididen. 2an-
&c Sritppeu3iige iinO bereits iueitli9
bon SSilnine5 eingetroffen nito mani
erlnortet ftiinDlid, Dob es Su einem
ShluBfolnpfe fonlrleit miro.
9ie Selegrapb-8erbi fiio.
li9 BON Suare5 iino eeitern Iadt
bon Gi[liiten 5erItort poroen, In0nB
feline Greften 9eadribten erb1Itlib
itno, mos Die &ufregllng Der 6iibrer
rer Gorran5ilten nod erbobt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-06
1lntcrikaniic1e pot
bcicpla9ltabntt! /!

Berlin, 6. Suit (6unfenoepeibe.) }
9oB it'd Die engliide Regierung
obiohlt nidt Inn Die Eroteite Der
Serren 8iIion uno 2onitng geaen
hie Yei6lognnbme bon 8oftiudtn
fiiu1ntert, miro ta9Iid aufs gSeu'
offenbnr.
Sue omerifoniid)e ASoIt BON Seem
Oort na1 &openbagen entbolrenG
94S i5dde 8riefiahen erIter &loiie,
lit 9littuob in airfiuoa bon Dem
lortpegii6em 9anlpfer ol1niteO
5tates" berinterGebolt lporoen, iuie
Sic lleberieeii6e gaadridten. gIgentur
berid)tet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-06
Gin 1orcbibiticrtiIt
bleibt eift 1santceI!

Gbiogo, sSa.. 6. SuIi. = Gas no.
tionole @auptquartier Der grobibi-
tioniiten CAB geitern befonnt, oaB
bci Der OiesjGbrigen 8obI 0as an-
aecl oa8 Sinnbiln Der Rrobibitio-
niIten ooriteIlen miro. (Giir 10 elm.
iibtsboIl b6tten mir Oie Trobibiti-
rniiten garnift gebolteh oab iie
iid] ielbit erfeitnen.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-06
s GBe6simiitnna. TTwFW

Horis. 6. SuIi. Ger fron56.
iiidc Scnat bcidIob om 2ienstag,
cine gebeime Sibuna obauboIten.
tuie bic Observation-Disclosures Go
fiir3lid) geton bate. Die Sisnnq
miro poroisIittlih mebrere 9oae
oaiierr uno iid bnnptl1dli6 NIT
poIitiiden 6rasen Der SonoesDertei.
oiauno beianftiGer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-06
Die l6trtpfc Dor
1oerHMlt Hailerlt ait!

2onoon, 6. SuIi.-0ie Seftigfeii
oes ocutihen @eidiibfeuers on Der
@eroun sSront ldBt nidt na9. Ole
oeiltide SSnfanterie ober bot Der.
aongene gsoht nidt angegriffen. 9ic
0eutiden boben Die 3peite feinoIibt
@crteiDigltngslinie Bel Gbottonconri
oitf Dem ipeitliden llfer Der 0eacs
uilter Geuer aenommett
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-06
KmIien BON Sen
Giirkcit 0cl6laeen!

aonItontinopel, 6. Suli, iiber
2onbon. gta6 einem idweren
speit1gigen @efeat boben Die gtui-
len bel aerntanibob in Beriien cine
geeoerloge erlitten uno Die Staot
ger1untt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-06
2entide seeIente feierten gierten.

Bolton, 6. Siilt. = I'm Bor0 0es
pieIgenannten internierten oeutihen
9ornpfers paronprin8eiiin 310iIic~
ipltroe cbenfalls Der 9ierte Sult fIott
oefeiert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-06

gormari6 ser fron3oIiihen Sruppen
glei9en S1ritt 8u balten. (llno bic
les oneelihts Der foloiialen lleber.
moft Der britii6en GrlippenD 9os
buaooggennlGBige 3eitbalten Ger
9eutihen OH ibreStellungen tros Ser
fortluabrenoen brltii6en Maiienafl-
griffe namentlit in Dem glbihnitt
non Ga 8oiIieae, ip1breno fran3oli.
i6e Streitfr1fte 9eronne beoroben,
fii6rt Die fran3oiii9en Seerfilbrer gu
benz 6lauben, oaB es Die 9eutid)en
Dor ollen 9ingen oarnlf abgeieben
boben, al breden, oud nenn ite an.
6erorts liiolidb Der Son1me ehpas
@elGn0e perlieren lollten. Gie
@ellti1en babet oos SDltem ibrer
oritten 8erteioiguneslinie Derltarft.
Ser engliide aobl.
2onoon. 6. s5ltIi. = 8eridte oits
SpqottO loiien erfennert Dab bic
Gertfhen gum S6lage gegen bic
britii1en Stellun9en 0lpiiden Der
belgil6en @ren5e unb 9lrrns aus
bolen. SSSu ie1em glbidnitt boben
Die 9euti6en eine foIoIiale @tenge
@eidiise in Stellutg gebroft.
Die 5lueite oettti6e 8erteiOieungs-
Iinie iiioIid Der Soulme, ettpa 6
Meilen melt, befinoet fi6 beute in
$6noen Der 5ranooien; aud Sem
un6 GitreeS lit BON 2eBteren beiest
@ie oas britii9e &riegsomt melOet,
tonmen Die 9riten nt9t bonn SLED
bolten aber Die bisber erobertcn
Stellungen felt. Die 9eutl6en ba-
ben Biz. iest 10000 0tann an Sc
fangenen berloren; Die @eiantperlu.
tie Der 0erti1en ieit 9eginn Der
0ffeniibe oiirften iid ouf 10000
@onn belaufen. (@ine geua tpeniger,
SSobn 8uq, u1o 9u fonnllt Der
Babrbeit n1ber.) Die 8euti9en
neIoen oaB iie cine betr1dtli6e gtn-
sabl 9riten gefangen genommen ba-
ben.
Ser britiide @enerolitab meloete
seItern unter aloerem:
y8ie 8oOenberb1ltniiIe ntahten
bic giilnobme BON sSricourt beloll-
oers f9pierig uno uniere i6peren
8erluite paren ni1t unertpnrtet. SIN
eroBen garaen iino mir nit 0ern
8orti9ritt pobl 5ufrieoen. 8ir iper-
ben uniere glrtiaeriet1tigteit fort
iesen bo mir ni6t Die 9bii4t baben,
uns ben &opf al elmer Steinrnnuer
ein5urennen. 9ie sSraee Der Men.
idenberlulte muB beriidiidtiet ner.
oen uno oieier 5Saftor bietet einigc
Groblene, oa i9lieBliG
aud Der 6etn oetipos iiber Die Sort
i6rttte irgeno elmer Offenlibe au
iogcn bot. 8ir begegnen einetn itar.
fen 8iOerItano. 8iele 8IGse ipie
Sricourt fonnen nur nod Der lteber-
zines ber3meifelten @i.
6erItonos genommen iucroen.
gSetter ioll IdJalS iein.
Gin ipater ousgegcbener 8eridt
laltet ipie foIgt: Sdpere @elpitter
nno Hegenpetter boben unIere 81.
fenitboperotionen bebinoert. Die Qo-
ge beim glncre @hibhen lit lliber.
6n6ert. 9ie im @erlaufe 0es &a-
aes geleiteten 0perotionen beItanOen
Sitmeiit aus eeringfiigigeu ltnterneb-
mnngen, oeren 3tued por, ben &c.
Donnen 8oOen 5u bebaupten.
sSm @cbiet bon 6ricourt babe iid],
10 ioet Der 9eri6t lueiter, elm gonSeS
oeutides 8otoilIon ergebcn. (@Iatt
erlo9enD gritii6e 9eroplane ba.
ben glngriffe uiiternommeu arf Die
Babntationen bon Confines, Gont.
bles lmO ct. Quentin. gter bent.
idc 5llg5cllge ieien innerbolb Der
britiiden 2inien gum Abitllra ge-.
bra9t iuor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-06
tsmiIens1iicScrldec
bel Barancwiti6i!
9rins 2ubiuis BON Snbcrn idlGgt
mGdtise rniiiidle gOritOke
slanScnO ab,

Berlin, 6. syult fiber 2onOon. =
8ie 3as 6elttide arieesantt meloet
buben Die gfuiicn geiteru on Der
SSront Oes 95rinoen 2eopolo bon
gopsn nod pieritiinoiger ortiaeri-
Itiiher @orbcrcitllng norootli6 nm
oItlid) bon @orooiibe itnO peiter
iitoliG auf beioen Seiten Der Ourf
@aronoiuiti6i IoufenOen 8abnen ei-
ne Sffenitne linternommen. Die ie,
bod an oen meilten SteIen unter
ie6r blutigen 8erlulten fir oer
syeinO ouIdnmengebro6en lit. 9it
guiIen irnlbten fid) iiberoG 5itriit.
aieber, bis ouf bic n6r0lihe gln.
griffsIteae, no Die 9ciitihen iofori
einen @egennngriff unternnbmen
I'M Die Gfuiicn Dieocr Stritd5utrei'
benl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-06
Snnaersnut in GJaerifo.

goele 9ob, Ger, 6. sSuIi. =
Sole 90. s. @lartine3, Der geitern
bier eingetroffen nnhbem er in Den
leeten atpei Monnten @terifc I'M
Guftraee Stem 9orfer aapttoliiten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-06
Ceiterreidler arcifcn an.

Berlin, 6. Suli, ilber 2onoon. -
SeIterrei9 1ngorii6e &rpppen ia.
ben meltlib bon 2utsf in 8olbpnien
Die Sffeniibe ereriffeit uno ipeient-
li6e 6ortidritte 3ll ber3eidnen. 8ei-
Ter norOIi6, alpiiAen Dem Stbr unO
oen StofboD tobt gagenip6rtig Elm
oroBes @efedt, in metdcm Die Sriip-
ben 6es Generals b. 2iniingen aa-
m1bli6 meiter bororingen.
BGbreno oes 0aouatS SUM- Ba-
ben oIterrei6 lin9ariihe 3riippen
iiibIi6 Oes aSripet 6luiies, BORT, no
Gle gfuIien lire Soltptangriffe urtcr-
nabulen 1853 rlifiihe Sffi8iere uno
23,025 Monn eefangcn genontmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-06

gariS, 6. SuIi. = gcrgangene
9ea9t unternabmen Die 0eutiben
Qeaen llniere Stellitngen nor0Ii4 Der
Somme einen eeipaltigen 8oritob
ino eroberten 5pei @ebol5e, noroli9
Der Srtifaft Sem gelegen. 9eitlia
oouon gelang es Oen 5ran5oien. it'd
in einem @ebOI8 feit8uieten.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-04-27
PONY PRIZE WINNERS.

Lawrence Dixie has already been
warded one of the beautiful Gold
Watches. You still have chance for a
prize. Don t forget the kind, lovablt
little Shetland Pony wants some girl OF
boy to claim him for their very own
Grownups, get busy and back up some
ambitions girl or boy. Make them hap.
Ply by giving them your pony votes. It
costs you no more to trade at the Pony
Stores and your votes will be apprecia
ted and long remembered. You were a
child once. Get pony votes att
Powers Pharmacy, the Santox store.
The Hoffman Tailoring Co., $500
suits.
Blackfoot Farmers Milling Co.
Pearson & Co., the grocers.
Central Meat Market, the Quality
Shop.
F. G. Christ, the jeweler.
N. F. Boyle & CO., hardware.
Standrod & CO., bankers
Hendrie Implement Co., farm nipple.
ments.
+. 4 G. Bills, Auto CO., repairing.
The BrownHart Co., the big out.
filters.
The Isis, quality pictures and vaule-
vile.
The votes for another beautiful
watch will close one week from next Sat
urday, and be given away the following
Wednesday,
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-04-27
Asylum Administrator Building.

Last Sunday Messrs. Reece and Fish
er, directors Of the Idaho State Insane
Asylum at Blackfoot, in conjunction
with Superintendent Poynter Of that in.
stitution, had an informal meeting to
consider plans and specifications for
an administration building to that most
creditable institution. Through able
and economic management this local
state asylum has accumulated surplus
Of about $4,000, and the governor and
directors believe the long felt want Of
an administration building should be
satisfied. The crowded condition Of
this institution would be greatly re-
ieved by the proposed improvement
which would also be great benefit to
the management. The institution that
has earned this surplus is entitled to
the benefit Of it, and all minded
citizens Of the state will admit that it
will do more good in the proposed i'm
provement than turned into the general
asylum funds Of the state, where it will
be practically unseen.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-04-27
BLACKFOOT AGAIN DUPED.

Last Tuesday, when r. H. Cornwell
a sewing machine agent, clandestinely
disappeared from his familiar quarters
in Blackfoot, several associates and a
few of his more confiding friends
mourned his departure, to the reported
amount of about $4,000. Although a
comparative stranger in this vicinity,
Cornwell had gained considerable noto-
riety, especially in connection with a
rural widow who is said to be both fat
and forty. The apparently gallant sew
ing machine vender and the buxom
widow were discovered one night in
possession of the south entrance to the
High School in most compromising
position by Deputy Sheriff Damn, who
arrested Cornwell and charged him with
vagrancy. Thinking he was getting off
very lightly, under the circumstances,
after night in durance vile he con
cluded to plead guilty to the lesser Of
crime, pay the $40 fine, and save the
name and reputation Of his female ac-
cesSOry.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-04-27
BALL LEAGUE
IS ORGANIZED

Last Friday night sixty business men
and enthusiastic fans met in the law
office of Attorney Jones and organized
a local base ball league, with the fol-
lowing officers: Chairman, James Mar
tin; secretary, Jack Stone; treasurer,
Wendell Gagon; manager, G. g. Haynes.
The board of directors chosen consists
OF the above named officers and Frank
Garvin. A series Of dances has been
planned, and will be under the manage.
ment of Howard Biethan and Mark
Twohy. Much enthusiasm was mani
Tested, and Blackfoot will surely have
ball team if the citizens will take
as much interest in it as the officers
will. There is one sure thing and
that is, if the success Of ball team
depends on its manager, the new team
can already be considered a grand sue
cess, as Mr.. Haynes, we believe, will be
live, active manager who will spare
neither time, energy or money to make
it the best ball team Blackfoot has ever
known.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-04-27
Musical Comedy to Return to orpheum

The LaSalle Stock Company will
make their second appearance at the
Orpheum Theatre on Thursday, May 4
in Camnbell Cazad's musical farce com,
edy, "Don t Lie to Your Wife" This
remarkable farce musical comedy scored
a run Of over a full year at the La Sale
Theatre in Chicago where it broke all
records for receipts at that popular
play house, PLAYING to over a half mill
ion people in the years run.
In "Don't Lie to Your Wife, Mr.
Cazad has created series of ludicrous
situations without parallel in comedy
construction, and the interpolated mu-
steal numbers are of the jingly, whis-
tly kind that are so popular now. The
company presenting the show are iden-
tically the same that presented "Sep-
tember Morn here, which is in itself
a guarantee of an evening of unusual
entertainment. The LaSalle Stock
Company is the largest organization of
its kind that has ever played this ter
ritory and is composed of % people,
all exceptionally clever singers, dane
ers and comedians, and the chorus is
one Of youth and beauty.-Adv.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-04-27
$500 PER YE1 AR
WILL FEAST AND BOOST

Another attempt is being made to or
ganize commercial club i'm Blackfdot.
and as every known scheme to get the
people together for that purpose has of
late been in vain, new and very novel
plan has been devised by few of tha
active boosters. About $50 has alrea DIV
been collected for suppers to be given
by the v. I. 8. and the various churches,
in the hope Of inducing the citizens
and business men to assemble at the v.
l. s. rooms, and while enjoying good
supper after their days work, to DISCUSS
the many advantages to be derived by
the city as whole by the formation Of
live commercial club. Among the
subjects to be discussed are the new
hotel and adjacent improvements, the
land Office, an interurban railroad,
smelter, and the prospective town build
ing improvements. If all the contrib
utors of $3.50 attend these suppers and
meetings, there will be something do
ing along the proposed plans of boost
ing for the inducement Of outside cap
ital and enterprise.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-04-27
ELECTRIC COOKING BEST
Use Of Electric Range means less work.
more economy and better results, SAYS
Mrs. J. B. Brokaw formerly Mary
Gray Marston.

Copyright, 1915, by Mary Gray Mars
TOM
Few of us realize and especially the
housekeepers, that we have Just about
reached the age when electricity will dc
nearly everything for us that we have
to do.
The greatest benefit that we shall be
able to receive from the :. electric age
is that of being able to cook by this
power.
1t will mean to the ordinary house
wife less house cleaning, less kitchen
cleaning, fewer utensils, less dish wash
ing, better food, smaller household sup
ply bills, and more time to read, sew or
enjoy the pleasures of life.
1t will mean more than all else. a
chance to rest and relax during the rush
and hustle of an ordinary days routine
in this busy age.
More Done; Less Work
1t will mean an opportunity not only
! to be able to do the housekeeping better
than ever before, to give better salts
| faction to those for whom one is provid-
ing, but to enlarge and broaden ones
| talents.
| We are able today, through the efforts
of the most central stations who have
been trying for some years to arrange a
practical cooking rate, to cook three
meals day for six people, at an aver
age cost of $3.50 month for fuel
This rate in many eases is not COM
parable with other methods of cooking,
to its advantage and economy exactly,
but the saving in being able to use less
expensive cuts of meats, to the lesser
shrinkage of food cooked and the posi-
bility of using less materials with per-
fectly good results, has more than bal
anced up the difference in cost in the
annual household budgets, to say no.
thing of the elimination of worry, care
and nervousness attached to cooking on
a stove to which one has to give con-
stant attention.
Takes Care Of Self
One may cook on an electric range
and after the preliminary half hour in
starting things, the range may be left
for two or three hours without any at
tention whatever.
Electricity as cooking agent gives
an absolutely dependable, even, consis-
tent temperature.
While we have to remodel our ideas
about cooking with the electric range,
it has been found that the most inexper-
fenced cooks may obtain excellent re.
suits with it at once, and it has never
been found that person using an elec-
tric range two or three weeks could be
persuaded to use anything else, there
after.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-04-27
$500 VERDICT

The case of DR.. Roberts af Shelley
and J. II. Carrier were tried in the pro
bate court last Monday, by jury Of six
From the testimony the doctor treated
the defendant wife for chronic all
ment which he thought he could cure
for $4,000 worth of medicine. After
taking $4,000 worth of the medicine the
patient thought she was getting no
better, and ceased to further take the
medicine, and also refused to pay for
what she had taken on the ground that
the doctor had guaranteed her per-
manent cure, an allegation that the med
icine man denies.
After carefully considering the evi-
dence, the jury decided on verdict for
the doctor in the sum of $500, the de-
fendent to pay the costs of the suit.