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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-15
CIR Tattlrr

Atlantic City's latest bid for pop
ular favor is the prohibition of Ha-
waiian dancers.
So far we have been spared the us
ual devastating reports from the
peach crop center.
Barber poles will be used to mark
railroad crossings in Illinois. This is
indeed a subtle way Of notifying the
Joy rider that if he doesn't watchout
he'll have a "close shave"
Another popular indoor sport kill
ed. A New York court has ruled that
liz you swear at the "Hello Girl" the
telephone company can refuse to give
you service.
The reason so many women are
single is not because they are bad
cooks, but because they are poor
The Frances Rodgers Sunday School
Glass held their monthly meeting on
Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Charles Carpenter. At this time
a Bible study class was organized with
forty on the roll, which will meet ev-
ery week at the church. After the
business session a social hour was en-
joyed, and delightful refreshments
were served. The hostess was assist
ed in serving by Mesdames B. F.
Wells, E. F. Elliott, Chas. Campbell,
R. C.. Carter and j. G. Lakenan
The Stoddard Society and Missich-
airy Society of the Presbyterian
Church held an all day joint meeting
at the church Thursday. In the af-
ternoon interesting talks were given
by Miss RAM and Miss Tate.
The Elks entertained the cast of
quitting 1t Over" comedy at the Elks'
Home Thursday evening. Dancing
was the pastime of the evening, and
later a buffet lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kunkel had
as dinner guests Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rohfling and Mr..
George Rohfling, of Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. L, E. Worner had
as guests for lunch Sunday evening
Misses Myrtle Turnage, Lillian AS
bury, Messrs. Thurman Stallings and
N. G. Couch, of Montana.
Mrs. r. N. Norris and two chill
dren, of C~entralia, are the guests of
Miss Dorothy Norris.
Mrs. w. W. Bolts spent Friday in
jefferson City.
Mrs. o. C. Willard left Saturday
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Wayman, in Cape Girardeau.
Mrs. Eben Price visited in Columbia
a few days this week.
Mrs. George Lee will give a silver
tea at her home on South jefferson
street March 18th. This is for the
benefit of the Catholic Church, and
the ladies of the church will assist.
The Chautauqua met at the Library
Tuesday afternoon. MRS.. Clanton
led the lesson with the following pro-
gram: Roll call and Current Events,
followed by a talk, Tapestry in His
tory" Mrs. ]. H. Whitmore, "Great
Ladies' of the Reformation;" Mrs. P.
A.. St. Vrain, Quiz on the lesson in
Belgium, the Land of Art"
Mrs. L. r. Bruce was hostess Fri
ady for the Knitting Club. At five
o'clock the hostess served an elabor-
ate two-course lunch. The club guests
we're Misses Lena Bryarly and Fairy
Lindsey, of Iowa.
Misses Myrtle Turnage and Lillian
Asbury gave a line party Saturday
night in honor Of Mr.. N. G. Couch, of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-15

Born to DR.. and Mrs. W. G. Bland
of Sailing township, March the 9Th, a
son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-15

wide Heavens gate.
Py1l ask the price of ad.
words, which determine
ate,
lose to her most familiar
ten, but now nine-ninety-
|hould feel very proud OF
,odge and the young peo-
'ok part in the play this
Is was one Of the best
Elks haxe given, and Mexi-
AXE off their hats to the
md Mrs. Darnaby, and all
in the play.
Wells, OF Columbia, visited
nford Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Hook. Of Chi
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
orth Wednesday.
Mrs. I NJ ssasck r.
Na., ramdan So In,
49, = s'sl' MIS-
reh's' mr ana MRS W.
ION. Of 81. Louis, is the
Ter sister. MRS. Whitley
here thls week.
M. III, .Jss.e had az
|;nuar Sunday Mossrs IA
[u Il w,llIans I'M n !
Iowa
= wh;,nsv III, ro,rrn
sftar Il axt.nded vist
II Mys 4 1 wh;trov
pennavlvania i visit her
w;nsas 4 ,~.;.:4;nr Mrs
i. u r1.,;.
II po.,.a - paansn,uo-
guast 4 bar s;.ter Mrs.
&
4 Ry,wn ,sft Tbnr,dov
!, i unaaton entertained
4, car ~ dinner Fridav
! ,,;1I snena ~ weok-era
oodvvs~a ,a,nr,sa Tbnrs-
wsx;co ,.,eh ;,nnrovod
NJ. i \ nsar;rc ,.o-
Nav frsm ! plsasant trim
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-15

Mrs. R. F. Schultz, of LaSalle, Ill.
is the guest of Mrs. F. R. Sanford
Mrs. Schultz was Miss Elizabeth
Let's, formerly of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-15

Joe Gill, of Glasgow, was here on
business Thursday.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
NimitpfiiG firffoberramauirfoibin.

&enraalifuhpernoori on Dbtpnpt ie-
naatin ~pddtofieen, iolla Sirttifplarl
f~irffoberrafii nimitettiin apaalisia c.
nimntGt Gdnet iaanut Sipoon fappa-
lainen 6. 81. @r0ninf.
Samoin on fenraalifumern6Ori NJ.
tpnpt ienaatin ~pGatofieen &asfister
iaarnaaian 6. 90. Sipeniufien nimii
tdmiiestd @~piidrtpen firffoberrafii
pnnG Somalan fbran, rom. s.. Snell'
manin nimittGmiiestd 8ernoian firf
foberrafit.
&eiGllG pibetpsiG 8ernaian firffo.
berrontpaolisia oliipat adnid iaaneei
y fhra s. $. Stellman 970,2) fbro
81. ". 2etpan. $3.50 fbra e. u. Ni.
.funoer 1896 ,dGntG, ieiirafunnan TO-
TO G%GnimG1rGn ollesia 6,786. F.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

S%dmeenfprSn fanttorin ia urfiiril
mirfoon on firffoneiiaposto poalieh
ooIle aiettoniit tS:sto bdfiiosta, en-
iimGiielle wnaliiijalle fanttorisiirfiir
Soipo @olIinin ia folmonnelle ipoo
liiiiolle fanttori-urfiir 8eiffo Tar
toien.
Ouloisten fonttori-urfitrin mir
fam on COSTA bofijasta firffoneii
tposto maolieboolIc oiettonut fclHrorl
nellie wuoliiiioIIc fonttori.urfuri M
bert Sitlmalon.
SdponIinnon tuomiofdpitiili or
morrosfuun 90 p:nG ontamolIoor
pG1tofieIlG pitolestoon mpontpnp'
iiibcn, ctt1 Iiifforin mirfaon uirfii
niemelId moiooan pboistGd urfurir
ipirfo ierirofumnan aifailemmin tefc'
mdn p~66tofien miifaiiesti.
Sietpin Iitffori.urfiirin .fpuoIisf
iai ddnid: %. aorbonen ~, s. ".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

rim rappuiet pima triton eteinen pub
oistetaan iamalla lailla ferran tuus-
ia. 4afii fertaa apuooesia toimite.
taan firfosia iuuriiiwous, iouoin
penfit ia lattia pestdan pisbtaifii.
MamGt puboistamiiet otpat iiaoritet.-
tatpdt tolifofitun IopuIla tai l~ofafuul
la. SeinGt pitboistetaan p0lpstd J..
n. e: Sftirnat puboistetaan mpOs
fpuin ilfein. Miiittamiin mddrdttpi-
hin 'firfOn penffeibin aietetaan fap-
tdnnOIIiiid fpIfpasttoitd, iotta ne, ioi
ben on pafto ipIiefiid, iaiiimat alum
'pitdeii afettiia ndibin penffeibin is.
tumaar. &irffoon laitetaan miuta.
mia tertpepsiffunoita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

Wiffelin elintartpelartafunta pGGt
Il ottaa forttiidriestelman libanmppn
nisid fGptGnt00n. 2ibaa jaetaan
500 or. benfeG fohti piifosia. Gee,
iotfa balraipot iianlibaa, eitpdt fui
tenfaan iaa fuin $50 or. &lin fui
tenfin on luliltuapaa, ettG libaa Ell io-
ia uiitfo rita Min polioa fuin tor
mittaiiiin, Iunastetoan libofupongit
miifottain mgmeroidriestpfesid ia
moan tapoan fuin tpoifaupasia meme
teIIaam.
&orttiidriestelmdd on pdGtettp 81.
ialmesia otto fdptdntoon Iiba- ia moi
tofaitpasia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

(Saponlinnan.) &irftoberranipirl
faa @iipurin rliotiulaiiesia %ierrafun
posia otpat umpeenfiililneena baflai
fana 9ofeneet f~eiiruatpat:
80. t. acknowledgements Mlistiosio
slrtbur Tiiru; Sltrlm ,oimiOtirffs.
EieurafunnaA fdppaidineir 8. s. @o
icbier, @aarimbminan firffoberrt
IS. 6. Moranoer, Seliingin pob.,
|ioifen faomalais- rttrtialaifen enra
filnnan Observation-Disclosures Comm
8iren. raiitafieniddrnadid 81. s
@oimais ia @iipiirin oiofonisialqi
tofien iobtaia, Biipnrin r~notialaiien
iellrafunnan f~irffoberrm dpitlainen
limo 9. Horoitr1m.
Soutienon firffoberranpirfaa oapai
hafeneet paGttweeit mdardaian fn'
liaesia Soutim fappalainen, &angas'
Iammin niutitettp f~irffoberra Sc. S
&orpitie, Sirtpenialmen fappalainer
I3. 6. @eine, llltbenfarupungin fappd.
Iainen 6. 6. Mutio, Slomantiin top
palainen g. s. SGmGlGinen, Siebor
emGieurafrmnan fappalainen y
SoffItrom ia 8iroldboen fappalai
lainen @lefianber &lruiisto.
Wonpoon.) MGdrGttp on emf
tammifrun 10 p:std lufien Mrtiar'
men 40. t. firffoberra, fiji. maist. S
@Gcf Sollolan firffoberramtpirar
pirfa. ia armoipuooen iaarnaa1ati
ia Suffilan 10. t. firffoberra Us. go
lonen ~@rtjGrapen 10. t. firffoberrafli
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
armmnmmiuerOjem inuritns.

AL L.
&lopion IGGnin f%irfpernoSri on OIL
feitttonut ne 2eiteIeen Suonenjoen,
8orpasidrtuen, YieIisidrtpen, Mitr.
ri,ueoen ia, Etiupoipaaran funtien ipe
Observation-Disclosures, iotfa airhpot oino-
fin so fm:n etdiippoesid aiionomai.
iesto neutrality-suspicious., iuoritta-
moan fruliniinlperonia fofonaiiul.
oesioon rabnsio. SamanIoinen OF.
fels on niinifddn mponnettp foifine
@diitoiuuoran %flinnun ipcropeIwoIli-
lille ilmon roioitiisto.
Siiipan funtafofoufiesio pGGtettiiit
,onoa, ettG friiiinimaperot iootoiiii,t
Iiiorittao rabosia.
/ .Samoin espot anoneet mposfin
picffdmden ia MiebiffdIdn funnot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

Seuwon iieirrofunndn firfonof6iif.
Tesla 10. t. II p. pddtettiin firfon piib
oistomiiesta. @enffien oIustut id to
TO inru Iottia piiboistetoan ferrun
fiiiisia ieTIaiieIia to,pdIrd, ettei pSrp
I%aiiinfaon pddk nouientoon iIrnodn.
aerrun fiiisio mpOs pppbitddn dpioIi
peoelId pcnfin eoesid oIeipa H.. fir
i%oIoutu ia tdmdr, pIdpuoleIa oTetpa
oia penfin ieindd. 2ebteri ia Iebte-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

ioulufuum 81 p:nd iafaantaitpat da'
net feuraomoIIa tafualla: @niimdi
iellG fpaaliiiiolla ollut 8iiffion firf-
foberro, rotpasti Sobon 8ilbelm
@blroos Ell @iaoniit pbtGdn aanta; toi-
iella iijdlIa oIlut furitusbnoneen
iaarnaaia Seliinsistd, firffoberra
aanus Onni Npitrom, 1,035 adntd
81 adnestGjGltG ia folntanneIIa mou-
Ii1iialla olliit Nlrmon firffoberra,
rotposti Stat Sotb &oos LIS dantd
90 G%GnestGiGlta. &ofo ieurafunnan
aGnimaard on 10,472. 8aalin tot.
mitti DrassfiGrbin f~irffoberra 6.
@rpo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
Yappien paHat.

&uopion ieurafunnon firfonfofols
on mpontGnpt benfilofobtaista pal
fanlii1pstG fappalaiielle 9. &alffeel
lc $50 MT. ml,ooesia luettuna tantdn
ipitooen firfollisapitoben alusta, ia'
moin falliinaian fortpausta fominis'
teri ". @erfforannalle 500 mt. eli
10 prof. pobiapalfasta f~uluipan fir
follistpuoben alusta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

gboolle Observation-Disclosures a
moinna oletpaan Observation-Disclosures
jon mirfaan on aietettii Lille iiialle
rebtori, fiji. maisteri @ainO Moberi
aonitantih SeIle, p ieminaarin Ieb.
tori fiji. fanb. SOban Mfreo Sotpni
ia - Observation-Disclosures, fiji.
maisferi &aarIo aerffonerl. Melias
bafiia on peruuttanut bafemufienia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

llsfelan ieurafunnat tirtonfofous
|mpOnfi iouIitf 26 p:na faIIiinuian
palfanliida famttori.urfurilIe ia allie
Observation-Disclosures fulIefin
200 MT. fefa .firfompartiialle wafi-
nuista palfanforotusta"7b ma. tptac.
oesiq. MifaiIemmim on 10 faIIiinaian
palfqnliiGd mponnettp ierlrafunnan
oiafonisiaIIe ia Acknowledgements.
iiIles ls1.4-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
&iWneita..

Ff A.A Il.
SO. +. 2 b. fuoli Snponlinnasiu
pastori s. s. Selin 70 ipiiooen IDS
ia. Tostori Selirt oil fpntpnpt Bpr-
moosia tu. 1916, tuli plioppilaaffi M.
1870 ia mibittiin papifii 1879. $Gn
palweli pappina uieisia eri leurafnn.
nisia m. m. &antaialmella, &aneas-
lamnttlla, gnonfosfella, T~ariffalas-
ia, @ntreasia, EpbaidrtpeIla, olIen
piimefii 10. 1912 10. t. firffoberrqna
8~aufolasia. s.
/. 8.f. 81 p. flpoli Observation-Disclosures
Siloa Sobanna 2eppGfosfi. fSan of
ipntpnpt Z p:nd helmif. 1888.
% p. M. t. fuoli SanpcreelIa e,
mGntd Sanna SdGfii Al ,uitooen ifdi
lena lpbben ia anfaran taribin MIR.
tamana. &aipaamaan iai puoliio ie-
fG 6 Iasta ia iufulaiiet iefG pstGapdt.
%. +. 81 p:nG fuoli 8iipurisia
Waria Soiefina @r0nIuno IA ipllo-
ben ifGiienG.
90. +. 20 p:nG fuoIi Siialmella
8riita Sallifainen iGttGen iuremaan
puoliion ia lapiet.
8ibtiputaalla fuoli 10. t. % p:n1
firfoniiGnta &obert Sastamoinen 81
ipulroen ifGiIend. Suremaan iai quo
liio, ieitiemGn poifaa ia fafii t9tdrtu
lcfa lufuiia lufulois- ia pstdpd ioiif
TO.
Commit. 8 p. 1917 aamulla fuoli
dffid Spapdsfpldsi6 filoiofian tobtori
5. 6. SalfanerL tiinnettit foitlii- ia
raittiusmies iefd tieteellinen tutfiia
Sobtori Salfanen oil ipntpnpt &aii
taIammilla tammif. 3 p. 1864 ia of
tiiis fuollesiaan apasta SO wlo6en
|apanba. Suoritettuaan pliopistolliiet
|tutfintonia nimitettiin ban historian
ia fasapotlisopin lebtorifii SpmGsfD-
Ian iemrinaariin 1898, mistd bdn
1901 iiirtpi historian, maantieteen
ia Iiiomenfielen lebtoritii SptpGsfp.
Ian lpieoon. @iimemainitun oppilai
tofIen rehtonrintointa bGn on boita-
nut p:sta 1905.
Eobtori Salfaen i%uoritti miebrut'
tentponid 2esfi-S uomen ipodmesid,
SpapGsfDlGSid ia oil m%onipnolinen
t~oirtintdnld faltttn &estt'Suontef1
artposia pioetpimpiG ia tpaifutta.
mimpia miebid. 8ainaia oil Idmt-
min fristittb ottaen barrash,fiena o.
iaa paiffnfitnt1an fristilIiiin rientoi.
bin. 8iime firfolIisfofmitiesia ban
ofti oiaa iefd itie ppbdfoulun pitd.
mGlId ettd i1riestdmdlId ppb1fouIiin
opettaiien ftpiiffofofoiifiia. Tobtori
SaIfaien ldmmin ipbdn tefi banestd
rafastetlhn opettdiam ionfa = ibmis
mielestG ltia ~tnparbaista - poisme.
400 laojot piirit iGGmGt iuremaar.
1Ls ~. H..""ra "...
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
@iipnrin ia fen punpGristSn pappien
weliehSfufomfIeen

oil fofoonturiit oianottaiian noin 20
puppia Wiipirista ia 'la~bipitdiistd.
ObieImasia oil postori 6. s.. Tiirti-
aiien ciitelmd "YautpaIin Idbetpsperi
aotteestu' ia post. H. MOrOftr0tnift
f~csfustclun dlustus "searafunf6tics
toiiuuoen herdttdmiicsta", s&Iustiif.
len pobiuIIu igntpi militia sfesfiisfeII
jota pdGtettiin jotfad ieiiruamdsfa
rcliepsfOfoltfissia m~aoIistfuum h2s
h1im1n1 y y - ~.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
Scalrafnnr palfat.

4*" F.. t.r
s&infaisten ielirafrnnan ~firtonfo-
follfiesia M. T.. "a p. pddtettiin ieura
Human luffari.irrfurille mafietta-
mafii falliinaidr palfanforotlsta fab
ben tpuooen aifnna, tdrnd iplto6er
tolrfof. 1 p:sta liifien, 400 mt. wiio-
celta.
2arialobian firfonfofoutiesia 10.
t. II b. p1Gtettiin i%eurfaunnan litf-
farisiirfurin paIffa forottaa 200 INF.
ppfprpdiiesti, Ell iiis main falliinaian
tp1aofii. &orotufieen liittpi fantto-
rim melhpoliill,s erinomaifemmin
b%i,olebtia ieltrafuman l~altlutaioon
febitpfiestG. - &orotus astui moi
maarl mime 8apunpGitpGstG.
&uopion ieurafunnan fanttori &is
!aielle on mpOnnettp 600 min fal-
liinaian palfanliiGps. Samoin on
iuntio u. Solopaiielle mp0nnettp
fa~lliinaian liidpstd 20 prof. eli 100
inf. fululpan firfollimiiooen alusta
fefG iuntio 8ulffiielle 10 prof. eli
$50 mf. fulrtpan firtollismoaben g.
lusta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

= &irffoneithposton fofouflesia Mla.
idrtpella IN. t. 26 p:nd ipalittiin opet.
taiafii Is bafiiaSta eoesmenneen S.
g. uiriibaaran tilale, ia malitifii tn
II bGnen tpiraniiiaiiemia, opettaia Sli-
bo &osfi MlaiGrpeltG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

&antimfosfi III ia 2ouri 4,lruneu
auIuioelta IA. @uun fOsfa auntin'
fossil of 10 fabteen pprfinpt irti. min
f~irffoberra antoi apirfadGnet Tuliril'
ielle, ioten bdn tuli tpaIit,tfii 124 da'
nelld.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
Silanabtams @iipmrin laanimtpanfi-
Iasia.

Iasia.
Eilanabtau6en tafia 8iipurin lid
ninapanfilasia mietiin folmiienfpm-
mentd apanfia SGmeenlinnaan, jour
fosia firiailiia Iiffo uotinen, iofa
iofu aifa iitten meni iuorittamaan
bdnelIe maiesteettirifofiesta tuomit.
tiia neutrality-suspicious..
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-05-10
Real Estate Transfers for Lincoln
County.

Victor Thorpe to Belle Thorpe, of
1873, Jerome 800.
State of Idaho to Perry L. Dodd,
patent. NWA NEA. Sec. 34-S-17
E, 30 acres.
State of Idaho to Arthur NJ. Storch,
patent. SWA NWA. Sec. 24-8-16
+, 40 acres.
Village of Jerome to Twin Falls
N. S. Inv. Co. Ltd, Deed. Lot 20.
Blk. 70, Jerome. s18S.94.
State of Idaho to James A Wash
burn, patent NEA SWA. Sec. 81
III E., 40 acres.
James A. Washburn to Phena
Sidwell, OF Jerome, Q. C. D. NEA
SWA, Sec. 92-7-17 E, 800.
Bertha E. Harrington to Lemuel
G. Newman. of Jerome, w. D. Lot
15. Blk. 81. Jerome, s1.00.
j. NJ. Speckman and wife to L. G.
Newman, w. D. Lot IA. Blk. 60.
Jerome, $4,000.
Sears Stevens to George A. Bre-
mer, of Jerome. S. w. D.. all Sc Il
NWH. Sec. 25-7-16 east of Com
pany's u" canal (16S acres) s1.O0
Charles NJ. Peck to Frank T. Dis
ney, of Shoshone, w. D. SWA NE
4 and SEA NWA and Lot 2. Sec
1911 E, 800.
j. r. Nickals and wife to ]. P
Smith. of Jerome. w. d. Lot 6. Blk
5, Jerome. $4,000.
Lincoln County Idaho to Mrs. Ids
A. Darrah, Q. c. D. Lots 2. and 4
Blk. 81, Shoshone, $1,000.
John G. Risberg to Nelson A
Pierce, OF Jerome. S. w D.. striI
OF land along n. side of SEX NWA
Sec. 15-S-16 E.. contains 1926 acres
North of o. S. L. Ry., 800.
VIM A. Peters and wife to Almei
Is. Cox, of Jerome, Q. C. D. NE u
NEA Sec. 10-S-16 E, 800.
Joseph Smith and Martha J Hon
man. both OF Jerome, marriage certi
ncate. Married at Shoshone. 400
1917. by ]. L. Fuller, Justice O.
Peace.
William R. Smith and wife to Mar!
A. Partholf, Of Seattle, S. W. D
SWA NWA and NWA SW u Sec
9-5-17 E, 500.
Probate Judge TO Anna May Har
r.ngton, Order confirming sale. M
4 NWA, Sec. 32-S-17 E.
Virgil NJ Robinson to G NJ. Rob
inson. Of Jerome, Q. c. D. NEA
Sec. 29-7-17 F., 800.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-05-10
PUTS A BAN ON FIRE WORKS.
Governor In Proclamation Disap-
proves of the Use OF Explo-
sives on July Fourth.

Following the suggestions OF other
state executives and the national gov
ernment, Governor Alexander on Sat
urday last issued proclamation for
bidding the sale and use of explo-
sives on the Fourth, for the reason
that their use would give opportunity
to some unfriendly person to destroy
life and property. Even the fire
sheriffs of the various counties and
police officers are called upon to pre-
vent the sale OF such articles. The
proclamation follows:
WHEREAS. 1t appears especially
fitting that upon this year OF all
years when this Nation has been
forced to take up arms and to do
battle to save democracy from de-
struction, attention should be given
to observance of the Fourth OF July,
and that patriotic meetings and dem
onstrations should be held upon that
day. and.
WHEREAS, The use of firearms
and other explosive materials com
monty used in Fourth of July cele-
brations might be made the excuse
or pretext Of unfriendly persons to
have dangerous matter In their pos
session and AFFORD an opportunity for
It's use. in case opportunity for such
use should be sought for the destruc-
ton OF life and property In this State
NOW. THEREFORE,, /, Nj. Alex
ander. Governor OF the State of Ida
no, do call upon all citizens every
where within the State to gather to-
gether In patriotic assemblage upon
the Fourth day OF July to give ex-
preston to their loyalty to the Ma
ton and their devotion to the prin-
ciples OF self government, and | dc
call upon all merchants and dealers
In explosives. firearms, fireworks and
other matter containing explosive
material usually used In the celebra-
ton OF the Fourth OF July, to refrain
from ordering, purchasing or offer.
ing for sale any such articles because
of the danger accompanying their
use. and l do call upon all Mayors Of
Cities and Chairman of Boards OF
Trustees OF towns or villages. al
Sheriffs and other police officers with
In this State to exercise their full
power to prevent the sale and use Of
such articles and weapons during tho
year 1917.
Done at Boise. the Capital of tn,
State this 5th day OF May In the yea
of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hun
dred Seventeen and of the Indepen
dence OF the United States OF Amer
lea the One Hundred and Forty First
NJ. ALEXANDER,
Governor
W. T. DOUGHERTY.
Secretary OF State.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-05-10
Gooding County Real Estate
Transfers.


The Sand Springs Land Co. to
Frank N. Uhrlamb, W. d. NWA
NEA and Ely NWA. Sec. 2O-s-14,
s100.
Lyman G. Taylor TO Glenn n.
Whitney. w d. Sls SWA, Sec. 2s
and NJ NWA, Sec. 1914 E,
s575O.0O.
U. S. to Daniel NJ Sipperly, patent.
Lot Z and SEA SWi4. Sec. 6-3-14
S. F. Barrett and wife to George
G.sBarrett. W. d. SWL NEi4. Sec.
20-r-15 e. b. NJ. s1.OO.
William c. Hubert and wife to
Charles L. Simmons. w. d. NEA
MEX and NEA NW14. Sec. 1876
Z. B. NJ, and interest in Coulee,
$4,000.
]. Louis Jacobson and wife to
Mrs. Lulie Shulsen. w. d. Lot 10,
Blk. AZ Wendell, $4,000
Sam Sanders. Sheriff, to A. Keyser
Company, Cert of Sale. SEX NV
u. Lots 2. 3. 4. Sec. and Lot l
Sec. 1854, Except 1885 acres
sS,9O946.
George T. Kisling to o. z. Burk-
head. w d. NWA SWA, Sec. 21-
sic f. b. NJ, s100.
State of Idaho to Arnold Stevens
State Deed. sly SWA, Sec. 1913
l6 E.sB. NJ. $4,000.
II. II. Fike to Merl L. Weinberg
s. w. D. NEh NEA, Sec. S4-7-l4
f. b. NJ, $4,000.
Merl NJ. Weinberg to Robert An
gus, Wendell. S. w. n. MEX NEA
Sec. BAHIA e, $4,000.
w. s. Melcher TO Robert Angus
S. w. d. NWh NEA. Sec. 34-7-l4
E.. $4,000.
Goodlng College by Geo. w. Padg
ham, Sec. to Breta Fincke WATSON
w. D. Lot II, Blk. l. Lot l. Blk.
College Addition. South Goodlni
Acreage. $4,000.
Claus Frahm and wife to JOIN
Carter. Spokane, w. d. Sh and \
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-05-10

Wa Of SWA of SEX. Sec. 1876
L. B. NJ, 800.
State to Heirs OF Clarence e.
Shearer, patent. NWA NWA, Sec.
22-6-14 E.
Mabel Middlesworth to Willard
Middlesworth. w. D. NWH NWA
Sec. 22-6-14 E.. s1.0O.
Frances North to ]. b. Thrall, S.
w. d. Lots l, 2. Sec. 1916. Less
r. X. Rt of Way.
Frank o. Scroggins and wife to H
II. Gordon and wife, w. d. SWH n
VIZ, Sec. 2O-8-16 E., 800.
George A. Barrett to Fife Lamb
S. w. d. Sk NEA, Sec. 30-7-15,
S1.00.
Adah Johnson and heirs to Viola
A. Coolidge, w. D. Lots 20, 81,
Blk. "a Gooding.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-05-10
W. T. DOUGHERTY.
Secretary OF State.
EDUCATIONAL WAR BULLETIN.
State OF Idaho Department OF Edu-
cation.

State OF Idaho Department OF Edu-
cation.
The State Department OF Educa-
ton is Joining heartily and vigorous
ly In the plan to get the older pupils
into productive labor. Just as far as
It can be done wisely; our position
on that score is clear. But: don't
save at the spigot and waste at the
bung!" England is already wishing
she had not used her children so
recklessly at the beginning of the
war Let America learn by Eng
lands experience. In Europe In the
stress OF sudden warfare, the chill
dren were. for the moment, forgot
ten
In Great Britain, for instance,
some of the first war economies were
In the educational system. School
buildings were taken over for mill
tary purposes; teachers enlisted; re-
pairs, building, appropriations. and
supplies we're cut down; evening
schools. medical inspection. school
dentistry, and free lunches we're stop
ped OF cut down. Thousands OF chill
dren OF II and IL were excused from
school to go to work.
Thousands OF boys and girls arc
going into the fields to work, somc
OF whom have never worked before.
II is a fine thing, and will do them
vast amount OF good, In body. mind
and character. But there are dan
gers. First to health. in that some
of them may be overworked and suf-
fer permanent injury from over-fa-
tigue and exhaustion. A colt mus.
be broken cautiously to hard work,
not to be overloaded before his bones
and muscles have hardened. Second.
to morals. Some OF these children
will go away from home and lose the
watchful care OF their fathers and
mothers.
1t Is up to every grown man and
woman In Idaho to do their part In
safeguarding these children. Their
parents are giving them to the coun-
try as truly as tho they went to the
front. They are enlisting rs truly
as the boys who shoulder the rifle.
Who VIII Fight Our Next War?
Nobody but the men and women
into whom these boys and girls are
to grow. II there is another war II
will be as much worse than this one
as this is worse than any previous
We shall need Drawn and brain and
human power then as never before
Let US be wise now before 1t is toe
late.