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The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-01-31
INSTITUTE AT BULL NEXT WEEB
Three Day Program At The West
End City With Noted Speakers Al
All Sessions.

A three day institute opens at Bull
Tuesday, February 5. Addresses will
be delivered by noted authorities on
the subject touched on. The follow
ing is the program:
FOR WOMEN
Tuesday, Feb. 5. p. m.-"Sugar and
Fat Conservation" and BREAD Max
ing" Mrs. Alpha Holt, home demon
stration agent for five counties, in
Guiding Twin Falls.
First And" Mrs. E. r. Bennett,
trained nurse.
Wednesday, Feb. 6. p. m.-"Butter
Making" Mrs. Alpha Holt.
"Home Nursing" and Colds" Mrs
E. r. Bennett.
Thursday, Feb. 7, p. m.-"Buyine
of Material and the Making and Max
ing over of Clothes" Mrs. ]. II. Mar
shall.
Will be other women here in ad-
dition.
FOR MEN
Tuesday, Feb. 5, Live Stock Day, p
m.-Judging Contest, dairy COWS anC
sheep, Bull High School VS.. Twin
Falls high school.
Adjustments, Repairs and Care o
Farm Machinery" ]. c. Wooley. pro
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Miner Settlers
Pass d Resolution
Ask That Certain Actions be Taken
by Other Company TO Secure Early
Water Delivery.

Following several unsuccessful at
tempts on the part OF both sides to
get together on questions regarding
water propositions the Miner Canal
Settlers association this week drew
up the following resolution, signed by
forty-three interested
Resolved; That we. the members
of the Miner Canal Settlers assccia-
ton, ask the MilnerTwin Falls Land
& Water Co, to build all of their wa
ter system bitches and pumps to in
clude all of the lands east of the sec
ton line between Sections "a and So,
Township II, Range 10, and running
northward, and cut out all the land
lying west of the same. and also cur
out all lands not signed up with the
Miner Canal company in 80 days, and
install plants accordingly. We ask
this, thinking it is best for the pro-
ject, inasmuch as the early delivery
of water means income to the parties
awaiting complete development"
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WILL ADVANCE CHEVROLET
$50 ON MARCH FIST

f. G. w. Sudrow, general western
sales manager of the Chevrolet Mo-
tor company, who recently visited
southern Idaho, since his return to
Kansas City, has written Manager A.
7 Schubert. of the Gooding Motor
company. that the price of all models
of the Chevrolet will be advanced 500
at least on March l.
In his letter he states: 1T looks
very much like a great shortage Oh
touring car will develop during the
wear. The man who wants small
car should order it now while the
nrice is low. Small cars will be more
in demand than ever before, because
the war is teaching all people econ
omy as it has never been taught be-
fore. They will not dispense with the
automobile because in business and
for speeding up all community life II
is indispensable, but they certainly
will turn to the small fully equipped
car like the 400 Chevrolet.
1.-THE 400, with a standard equip
ment for starting and lighting, the
same as cars costing up to the thou
sands. is the one that will have to be
increased in price soon and also inc
one for which there is an amazing To-
/ cal demand"
Mr.. Schubert in discussing the mat
ter expressed the opinion that once
1.-THE impending change in prices was
understood, intending purchasers
would prefer to buy cars during th'
present month, rather than wait un
lin two or three months later an(
pay a higher price for the same car
knowing in advance that price IN
crease was practically inevitable TN
lGooding Motor company has secured
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BAPTIST CHURCH

9:45 a. m. Sunday school.
IL a. N. Sermon: "A Senior
Faith'-a sermon to young men and
to young women.
$50 p. m. Young Peoples society.
1880 p. m. Sermon: "Slackers and
Near Slackers in the Christian Life
Each of these discourses has mes
sage appropriate for the times, and
you are cordially invited to be pres
ent and hear it.
ORvIS T. ANDERSON,
Pastor.
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SERIAL NO. 01S954
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. u. S.
Land Office at HALEY, Ida, Jan. 2S,
1918.
Notice is hereby given that George
H. McVay, of Rogerson, Idaho, wEo,
on December IA, 1915, made Home
stead entry Serial No. 01S954, for the
S1b, Section /, Township 16 South,
Range 16 East Boise Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make final
three-year proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before G. c..
Siggins, United States commissioner,
at Twin Falls, Idaho, on the 2Sth
day of March, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Alma Jeff, Frank A. Purdy, Alma 5.
Lee. Arthur F. Westley, all of Rog-
ersol, Idaho.
BEN r. GRAY,
Register.
1-31; 2-5-7-12-14-19-21-26-
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HdzeLt0n Neus

M. A. Kelley has sold his building
on Main street to Newbry and Hard
ing, butchers, for $4,000. Mr.. Kelley
took a forty-acre ranch on the deal,
which he sold to Fred Robert. New
bry and Harding have ordered an ice
and cold storage plant, and will be
ready to furnish ice to this segrega-
ton this coming summer.
H. E. Gundelfinger was Jerome
visitor Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Conner returned
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First Church of Christ Scientist

$40 Third avenue east.
Services each Sunday at IL a. NJ
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Subject of lesson sermon: Love"
Wednesday evening meetings are
held at s o'clock, where testimonies of
Christian Science healing are given.
A reading room, where all authorized
Christian Science literature may be
read or purchased, is open in the
church building between the hours OF
2:3O to 4:30 every afternoon except
Sundays and holidays. A circulating
library is maintained in connection
with the reading room where Chris
tan Science literature may be bor-
rowed. The public is welcome to the
services and to use the reading room
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Choir rehearsal. Friday ever
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Methodist Episcopal

Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Public worship at II a. m. and 1880
p. m.
Morning theme, "a Full Surrender"
Evening theme, "A Strange Build
err"
Epworth League at $50 p. m.
Midweek prayer service Wednes-
day at 7:45 p. IN.
c. L. BENT,
Minister.
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VI. ]aottee LII
NJ. Edwards catholic

street east. Rev N. p. Hahn rector.
Sunday masses at s and 10 a. m.
Evening services at 1880 o'clock and
week day mass at s o'clock @. m. On
the third Sunday of each month, late
mass is celebrated at Buhl.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION

Notice is hereby given that there
will be a Special Examination for all
grades of Certificates, both State and
County, on February 81, % and %.
All teachers teaching on permits, or
who desire an Idaho Certificate will
appear at this time.
BRITTOMART WOLFE,
County Superintendent.
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fessor of agricultural engineering, [

fessor of agricultural engineering U.
of l.
"Dairying," Mr. Cammack
Live Stock Diseases" Dr. w. A.
Sullivan, inspector in charge, state
of Idaho, bureau OF animal industry.
Wednesday, Feb. 6, Crop Day, p. m.
Vegetable Growing and Garden
ing" E. R. Bennett, state field hor-
ticulturist
Wheat For Dry and Irrigated
Situation Prof, E. j. Iddings, u. of 1.
Thursday, Feb. z, Market Day, p.
m-"Potato Storage and Vegetable
Storage" e. r. Bennett; "Silos", by
E. R. Bennett Results of Commu-
nifty Canning Plant At Hagerman," j.
o. Ellsworth.
EVENINGS
Joint Session for Men and Women
Feb. Stalk on 1.-The War and The
Schools by Miss Ethel Redfield,
state superintendent of public in
struction.
Lantern Lecture. Improving the
Farm" e. r. Bennett, state field hor-
ticulturist.
Feb. 6-Lecture by DR.. E. H. Lind
ley president of University of Idaho.
Farmers Plans" w. f. Alworth,
president of state and Twin Falls
county farm bureaus.
Feb. 7-Commercial Club Supper
Toast by Mr.. Harvey Alfred, director
of farm markets on Labor Situa-
ton"
Lecture by Dr. Z. R. Bryan, state
commissioner of Education.
Markets and Marketing" Harvey
Alfred, director of farm markets.
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First Presbyterian Church

Morning Service
Organ Prelude, prelude in c.
Anthem, Seek Ye The Lord, "---..---.-
Allemong
Offertory Interlude, "Berceuse in
"A 49,
Solo, "The Prayer Perfect" --.-Stenson
Miss Helene Allmendinger
Organ Postlude, "Faufare" Dubois
Evening Service
Organ Prelude, (a) ALLEGRO POM
poso" ..-...----..---------.---..-- Holloway
% "Cavantina," --.--.-.-..--..-.--.-...Raff
Anthem, 1.-THE Good Shepherd" Barri
Offertory Interlude, ''Traumerei
...................-..-........-.- Schumann
Solo, .........-.-M Mrs. Harry S. Cowllng
Organ Postlude, Grand Choeur"
.........-........ Salome
Choir Rehearsal Friday evening 1880.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-26

oEAW1e'

How Madge Set Forth Upon Her Ad
venture

How Msdge Set Forth Upon Her Ad
venture.
HA LIEN DRAKE I, 10 be at the
~ Pennsylvania station at 7AS
o'clock" Lillian began. and /
,ifaightened at her words as like 10
imagine a soldier might at receiving or
ders knew that every particle of
mentality ] possessed must he "on The
Job" as Dicky would say from this
minute on.
"Hc will be standing near the en-
trance OF the Womcn's waiting room,
which is nearest the stairs leading
down from the waiting room 10 the
dressing rooms below. You are sure
you know the one ! mean'"
YES" ! returned laconically
"You will take a taxi from here TO
the Long Island entrance to the sta
ton Then YOU will cross over and en-
ter the downstairs dressing rooms
through the door from the lower floor
corridor outside You have come in
that way haven't you from the Long
Island trains|
"Oncn."
"Good" Lillian flashed me a glance
which spelled approval Of my concise
replies Then you will come up the
stairs into the womens waiting room
and ont through the door OF which |
told YOU You will have your travelling
bag IN hand so that in an emergency
YOU can pretend either 10 he Just com
ing in from Long Island or going out
there.
III all goes well, Mr. Drake will
greet you casually as II he were sur
prised 10 see you there From that min
ute you will do exactly as he says Only.
II the unexpected should happen. and
some one should be talking TO him, or
should come mp 10 you, watch him and
what he says very carefully. lie will
he compelled TO give you your cues IN
the guise OF the most commonplace
sentences. and you must he alert TO
understand them. For any other emer-
gcncies you must trust your own re-
SOurceiulneS
"But | anticipate the smoothest sort
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-26
TWENTY TAKEN
IN VICE RAIDS
HELD FOR TESTS
Assistant City Physician Ap
pointed as Examiner,

The case, Of the twenty persons ar
rested last night in Inc first day, raid
joi the vice crusade, have been continued
for three days. This action was due TO
Chief Nichols, who told Judge W. o.
Mitchell in the municipal court this
morning, that the city physician should
examine the prisoners before they are
tried This procedure will he followed
hereafter As no bond Is permitted in
any OF the cases the prisoners will have
TO await the physicians report before
their release. and after his report is
completed they will be tried in the
municipal court on yagrancy or any
other charge preferred against them OF
those arrested last night. there were
fourteen women. four whites and ten
negroes and only six men. two whites
and four negroes
Assistant Physician Named
DR. A. g. Hushield was appointed
assistant city physician 10 Dr. Hunter.
-.yho could not handle the extra work. II
n not yet definitely known where those
who are found 10 he affected with social
diseases will be placed but during the
three day period after the arrest, while
the physician is making blood tests the
patients will he held in the city jail
Rooming houses on Broadway from
the Rock Island tracks 10 Third street.
were searched last night for immoral
women. Only one arrest was made in
these rooming houses II was made at
the Hess Rooms. where Nirgie Hale.
John Tye and Ewing Hight were found
Hale and I've were charged with occu-
pying rooms for immoral purposes and
Hight was charged with being drunk
IA Women Leave City.
" In one of the rooming houses on
Broadway it was disclosed that there
had not had a register for nine years
The owner was given instruction 10
have one there before Q o'clock this
morning or he would he subject TO n
$500 fine. Most OF the arrests were
made south Of Main street and thoS,
arrested were known 10 the police The
negroes were arrested in raids on their
rooming houses
An extra squad of ten men has been
added to the police force to assist in the
raids. All we're on duty last night. The
raids will be continued from time TO
time. The exact nights on which they
will occur will not be made public Ac
eording to the police more than twenty
women of questionable character left the
city yesterday.
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Saenger Brothers,
Shreveport, La,

Magnolia Ark, Route g."
Tanlac is sold in Oklahoma City by
the Wcslall Drug Co. and leading
druggists and dealers everywhere.
(Ady)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-26

Of sailing for YOU | don't believe any
one suspects your connection with the
service except Grace Draper and that
man whose hand YOU SCARED 50 elleclu.
ally with the carbolic acid. Harry 1,
taking care Of Grace, and the other man
is IN Philadelphia tonight had a re-.
port on him a lev minutes ago, 20
you're comparatively safe from molcs
tation
"li ! may make a suggcStion" Kath.
crime put in lpologctically
"A doIen,' Lillian returned, with an
afiectionatc, approving smile
Wouldn't It be rood plan for
Madge to take a small knitting bag a.
well as her travelling bag and have
ready for use concealed within II that
little ammonia gun ol mlne|
Splendid" Lillian returned. "Oi
course, | didn't want her 10 carry a
revolver or anything OF that kind but a
silent little ammonia gun is a different
thing. I'm sure you'll have no occasion
for II. Madge." she turned 10 me reas-
,uringly, "but It won't do any harm for
you TO have il with you"
"You must teach me how TO use H.
Katherine" ! said. trying TO keep a
feeling OF helpleSsnesS in the face OF all
these preparations, from settling around
my heart
That won't take a minute" she re-
turned. and from her own knitting bag
brought ont the small object which |
had such grateful reason TO remember
Katherine had saved me from terrible
diSiigdrement once with that little am
mona gun. Indeed. ! wasn't sure that
my life itself hadn't been IN danger
when she had discharged il into the
maddcncd face Of Mr, Allis. | could
not repress little shivcr as ! saw It,
but at the look OF disappointment which
flashed into lillian'S face. and which I
think she meant me 10 see, ! braccd my
trembling nerves and frSolutcly reached
out my hand to Katherine for IT,
IT'S rather simple, isn't IL" ! said
with as nonchalant IN air as ! could
manage, and was rewarded by the ap.
proval in Lillian's eyes.
"Absurdly So Katherine returned.
and then for the next two or three min
utes she carefully instructed me IN its
use. and made me practice It's discharge
until she was sure that would make
no mistake Il | needed to use IT,
There" she said, thruSling It back
into her knitting bag and handing il to
me with a little bow, you're fully
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-26
DECLARES IT is
BEST MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD
Tanlac Ends Troubles of Ten
Years Standing and He
Gains 22 Pounds.

One of the most noteworthy features
IN connection with the sale of Tanlac
throughout the South is the large mum
bcr of letters from well known men and
women telling of the benefits they have
derived from its use
Among the number recently received
none are more interesting and remarka-
bic than the one from F. o Johnson
Magnolia, La, which was written 10
Saenger Brothers, wholesale and retail
druggists, Shreveport and which
reached the Tanlac office through the
kindness of this well known firm Mr.
.+Johnson's letter follows below just as
il was written
Magnolia, Ark
Saenger Brothers,
Shreveport, La,
Dear Sirs.
"lf you will look you will see where
J ordered six bottles Of Tanlac from
you last fall to Sorepta, La, | ordered
four bottles for myself and two for my
friend and | want to write and tell what
it has done for me
~ want to tell you that Tanlac is
the most wonderful medicine in the
world for | was bothered with stomach
trouble for ten years, and got so !
could hardly eat anything at all but
what my stomach would hurt. would
swell up and my heart would bother me
so bad | would think | was going to
smother TO death. | Just had to quit
eating supper at all for il | did eat
anything for supper could not sleep
any at all and I fell off until | weighed
only one hundred and twenty pounds.
~ read the advertisements Of Tanlac
In the papers but as I had taken SO
much medicine without it doing me any
good ! did not have any faith in it,
but finally decided to try it. So | or
dered four bottles and went to taking il
and now I am sound and well and can
eat ANYTHING | want to and can sleeT
all night long without any trouble And
now weigh one hundred and forty-two
pounds a clear gain of twenty-five
pounds on four bottles Can you beat
H. Yes. am sure there is no medi-
cine in the world like Tanlac
Respectfully yours,
I. O. Johnson.
Magnolia, Ark, Route 3"
TanIac is sold in Oklahoma City by
the Wcsiall Drug Co. and leading
druggists and dealers everywhere
(Ady)
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armed for any emergency my dear |
thought you'd better take my knitting
bag as lis smaller | took the liberty
OF putting the scarf YOU are doing into
H. so you can camouilage any enforced
ldleness you may happen to encounter" ="
You're brick Katherine Lillian
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said approyingly and my little friend
flushed with pleasure.
The door bell pealcd a summons and
Lillian 'prang to her feet
There's the taxi now" she sail
Get into your things quickly and rc
member not TO be nervous You'll gcl
through all right Arc you sure you re
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-26
LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE
PLANS CAMPAIGN TONIGHT

The generals and captains Of the
Oklahoma City Liberty loan campaign
meet tonight at the Chamber Of Com
merce. Organization will be perfected,
territory assigned different teams and
preliminary plans talked over. The city
has been completely plotted so that but
little remains after territory shall have
been assigned teams, except for teams
20 start listing prospects.
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member Just how and where you're to
meet Drake"
~ know you won't, my dear" she re-
turned AZ she kissed me.
(Copyrigft
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-26

Mistress 10 new maid)--I want yos
10 understand that your master Is .
colonel
MAid-That1l be orlright, mum--I
lust adores soldier,, London Opinion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-26

Vilali5e the saving, habit, buy War
NAylnRa SIamp,
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Footwear
For Boys
Good Grades

Styles that will make the
young man Of the house" appear
at his best and feel at his best on
Easter. Sturdy qualities that give
assurance that they'll give last
ing service.
The latest models-all OF them;
the wanted shades.
Priced gradually from " up to
$3.50. Fourth Floor.
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They may be tailored styles, or
they may be prettly trimmed with
ribbons or flowers, or cute little
ornaments; but assuredly every
thing that is in style is unerringly
represented.
Many charming models for
older girls, too
Prices Sl9S, S295 up to SIS. 90
Third Floor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-30
AUSTRIAN ARMY
IS STILL STRONG,
FERRERO WARNS
,sr "orn,no lou."., SPECIAL LEASED ~,ssl


New York. Oct. 29,--"Analysis OF
the Austrian peace note discloses a
studied attempt by emphasizing me-
gotiations and conference to force
the present situation back to the status
of last January which is now obso-
lete,' declared DR.. Felice Ferrero, di-
rector of the Italian bureau of public
information here today.
Asserting that Austria's armies to-
dav are a strong, well orga nized milf
tary force with high morale. he de-
clared that the present italian drive
is not directed against weakened en-
emy, "but against a force superior in
numbers and capable Of hard fighting
and bitter resistance"
The internal disturbance and po-
litical disorder of the dual monarchy
nut not be interpreted as meaning a
greatly weakened and disorganized
military force opposing the Italian
armies" he said. Such an impression
is entirely unjusified and will only do
harm IL 1t leads the American pub
lie to expect an early disorganized and
disastrous retreat of the Austrian
fOrceSn
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u. S. Troops In
Italy Ready to
Take Big Part

tsy nosn,na JousHAL SPECIAL LEASED w,eGl
Washington. Oct 29.-American
troops are on tho verge of active par
ticipation in the great war on the
third major front
This was the interpretation given
here today of news from the Italian
headquarters that Americans are
standing IN reserve behind the Brit
ish and Italian forces now driving
across the Piaye.
The news is considered significant
not because of the size of the Ameri-
can contingent in Italy or the direct
effect it may have on the battle; but
because it indicates that the Italian
drive is a definite part of the great
offensive that it is rapidly bringing
complete defeat to the central pow
ars II mas added meaning to offic-
ials here also. since Austria Is now
pleading for an Immediate armis-
tice.
So far as official announcement
show there are but two regiments of
infantry and necessary auxiliary
troops in the American force in Italy
These units and any other that may
have been sent probably will operate
as a part of one of the Italian or
British organizations when the time
comes to throw them into the line.
The same practice was followed in
France, where two Italian divisions
have been employed at various times
on the front as units of 4 French
army corps.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-30

rolyt government referred to in Vienna
reports through Copenhagen. was set
UP without the support of the Slavs
and Rumanians.
Basel, Oct. u (Sunday.) Count
Michael Karolyi and the radical social
ist party after conference at Buda-
pest, have decided upon the separate
and national autonomy of Hungary
and have agreed on the following pro-
gram
Abolition of the present parliamen-
tary system.
The establishment Of guarantees for
a free political Hungary.
The recall of the Hungarian troops
to their homes and termination of the
war without hope of safeguards for
the interests of Hungary at the con-
clusion of peace.
The abandonment OF the German
alliance.
The dissolution Of The Hungarian
lower house with subsequent elections
by the direct secret ballot of both
male and female voters.
Suppression of the censorship and
the establishment of the freedom OF
speech, the press and public meetings.
Recognition of the new states Of
Ukraine. Poland Czecho, SiovolSia, the
South Slavs and German Austria.