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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28

On last Thursday evening at the
Rialto theatre was produced one of
the best films shown here In some
time, and by those present said to
surpass many OF the super-features
shown. Enid Bennett in the stellar
role In "The Keys OF the Righteous"
was at her best and 1t is regretted
that larger number did not see this
beautiful picture. We understand
that by request of several who did
witness II that Mr. Tug Is trying to
get return date for this picture.
Horse Blankets and all kinds of
winter clothing for horses at Jas.
Summers.
Word from Fred Williams, who for
the past year, has been taking treat
ment at Hot Lake. Oregon. is to the
effect that he is now fully recovered
and has moved to LaGrande. Oregon,
for the present, the doctor advising
him not to return to Jerome at the
present time. owing to the high alti-
ude. On leaving Hot Lake Fred did
not say anything about taking a per-
son with him as an attendant, but
the secret has leaked out here that
Fred was recently married. his bride
being one OF the attendants at the
hospital. Congratulations. Fred.
A so or 80 improved ranch with
tools and stock on half crop. Apply
w. r. Rogers. r. 3. Jerome. 50-4pd
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28
Modern Woodmen Spend Pleasant
Evening

= On last Friday evening the NJ. w
A. we're hosts to State Deputy Eyer
OF Boise and Auditor Tate OF the
northwest division at their lodge
rooms here. The officers and mem
bers OF Twin Falls lodge were over
and took charge OF the meeting. sew
en- candidates being up for adoption
and several from Gooding. Hagerman
and other nearby towns were also
present.
After the degree work of the even.
ing all sat down to enjoy an elegant
lunch prepared by the Royal Neigh
bors and at late hour all departed
having spent a most enjoyable and
profitable evening.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28

Ranch, ! mile west and one-half
north of Appleton school. 120 acres
N cultivation. $50 acres water right.
Main lateral cuts cultivated portion
about equally. Hay south of canal {;
mostly grain -plowed-north.
Have equipment but would prefer TO
lease for term with party having
equipment. One mile to loading sta
ton. References. Write
Paul Pizey.
2-2t. Boise. Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28

For Sale

Good 5-room modern house with
bath, price and terms right. Can
give immediate possession.
:, good, nearly new. 5-room house,
all in good condition. for much less
than it would cost to build it. Can
give terms with immediate possession.
Also several other small properties.
A block OF good lots in a good To-
catich. from $500 $3.50 each. If
you want to build a home. we can
loan you money on easy payments.
If you are in the market for home
ii will pay you to look these proper
ties over
w. A. HeisS.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28

cess of prewar-savings bank accum-
ulations.
Two billion dollars OF war-savings
securities will be issued. If these are
all sold this year the Treasury will
receive about 1880, 100000, and at
the end of five years the Government
VII repay the loan together with
$500, 900 in interest.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28
War-Savines Stamps Sell at Rate in
Excess Of Savings Bank
Accommodations

Treasury receipts from the sale of
war-savings stamps are running at
the rate of Sill. 100000 a week. Say
ings bank deposits in the last few
years has been increasing at the RI .e
OF 100000 a business day. Treasury
receipts show the American people
are putting their small savings at the
service OF the Nation through war
savings stamps at a rate far in ex-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28
Notice

All those wishing to take training
In the home service work in connec-
ton with the Red Cross either at Sc
attic or Portland are requested to
see Mrs. F. E. Eichelberger Expsa-
SEES will be made as low as possible.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28
The Community Painter.

Painting OF all kinds, Interior
staining and vanishing, floor finish
ing, kalsomining and paper hanging
Phone ZIG. p. o. Box 306.
5Utf ART G. JENSEN.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28
Iuto Robes at Jas. Summers.

auto Robes at Jas. Summers.
er. mil Kessler. recently OF the
el kIacer. OF Helena. Mont. is
chez at the North Side Inn.
F61ter. agent for the bort auto
)ils. has Just received carload
Ae 1918 models. which are being
iire1 by many.
IcCan Patterns at The Puri-
II.
y unnsual good picture on at the
Ito Honday night. March 4.
T.. dyer. living one mile east OF
- = Advertising big sale OF reg
Of ~ Holstein cattle. to be held at
d raneh Friday. March Sth. See
'el I'd = this issue for details.
y vot3 Tuesday night at the Rialto
I TIRE you will see either a Mack
n,, rett4or Fatty Arbuckle comedy.
"a, fuu1iest comedies made.
~. q. I. Towle. who has charge
wdhs Doultry department. OF the
fcs ona Stock farm. reports most
ans eoo9ul incubator hatch OF her
grode Rhode Island Reds.
~ ,ginning March /, the North Side
wca VIII serve their sugar in small.
maj envelopes. giving to each guest
we'd the requirements OF the gov
be lent In their last bulletin ON con-
I" A. Heiss for your compen
- urance. 51tf
Russso Particular attention OF our
ono m calle- to the notice appear
dief too3 here In this issue. with ref
the running OF water across
u1c highway. II Is the inten-
&c. q e highway board to strictly
lieve 81 his law.
A. a. c. Patterns at The Purl-
:, ar. Il.
or 50 Schroeder. who recently
, wil'oo4pf his ranch. is advertising
8 OF O. bing out sare consisting OF
dun, @ m implements. etc. The sale
nh', 81 eld Wednesday, March 9Th.
=" hch two miles south and
lax Is west OF Jerome. See his
- appearing on another page.
',oct, i od.
Ith thoG b fine land. Jonathan Val
n dimt alfalfa. House. barn, fence.
elie'o1 an acre. Barnett Stillwell.
-" I2 erisson Furniture company
u0t he formal opening OF their
ture store for next Satur-
Il Mo- Don and evening. All are
DIN ID attend. There are to be
n hor7 )old during the opening and
ing the attending will be presented
d the hvenir.
co 49,. hsers-Pence Co. closed 9
is n rst OF the week for the as
,,lly his section for "Essenkay'
here lr. "Essenkay" does ava,
,ent ou Inner tubes, extra tires
In hD bps and all grief connecte,
'or vow lures and blowouts. Cal
Nv ths' ms store and let them dem
IS SUI he advantages OF this tir'
8 OF harness repairing don,
soldier man like manner by jane
e rail the pioneer harness man.
yle received word the frs
yo' k that his nephew, Thoma
sH sss. Ign, Of Pennsylvania, wa
s,s dr. Dse lost on the ill-fate
no coull Mr.. Llewellyn was mem
- 90. d. goth Engineers,
agricul'1 p OF twenty years OF ag
, excess Tipping from his home pa
he cabO p of as an exemplinar
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28
'52-tf.
Land 10 Rent

For rent-2S8 acres of land close
to Jerome. Fifty acres of this land
has been plowed and the remainder
is ready to pillow. viii rent either on
crop basis or cash rent Inquire of
[. {. Wilburn. Lift
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28
For Sale

Gull potatoes. Also five varieties
OF seed potatoes. Early Ohios and
Early Eurekas or Irish Cobblers a
specially. Apply at North Side Ware
house & Commission Co. Cellar. lit.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28
For Sale

Team OF work horses weighing
1000 lbs. Age and 5. Geldings.
See Burkes & Reed,
mi. E., "a n of Barrymore Station.
2-3
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28
For Rent.

About 100 acres in Jerome Town
site. Crop or cash rental. Call at
Twin Falls North Side Land & Wa
ter Company's Office. 51tf
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28

Have twenty head of good work
horses for sale, weighing from 400
to 1900.
1-3-pd. Sam Smith
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28

Have few hundred bushels of
oats, suitable for seed. See
w. +. Weigle,
1t.-pd. 4 mi. w, 2 N.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28

Wants to buy real good forty
acres near Jerome. Address LOCKER
adoo, Box 81. Hill City, Idaho. 2-9
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28
Acreage Tract For Sale

An attractive tract for sale con-
tanning "a acres. See
1-2-pd. II. ID. Cook.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28
situation Wanted

Married man wants steady work in
town or on ranch. Address Box 312.
Jerome, Idaho. 1t.-pd.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28
Junk Wanted

We are in the market for and will
pay the highest cash price for old
iron, rubber. copper. zinc and junk
of all kinds. See
- Wheeler Bros.
52-tf Opposite Jerome Livery
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28

Ford touring car. Inquire at Farm
ers and Merchants State Bank.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28
Portable House for Sale

Have portable house with screen
ed porches for sale.
w. s. Miller,
11t-pd. l mi w. N N. of Jerome
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28
E 8 s EN- x AY
A Tire Filler

NO SPARE RIMS OR JACKS
Essenkay Tire Filler is not affected
by heat. cold. water. sand, mud, pres
sure, friction, atmospheric or climat-
ic conditions. Over 10000 pleasure
car and truck users now own and
recommend it.
DOUBLES MILEAGE
Essenkay Tire Filler makes tires
stand up full and round til worn out
evenly down to the very last layer of
fabric-thereby doubling or TRIPPING
usual mileage. Tires that run 1000
to 21,000 miles on Essenkay are the
rule, not the exception.
II your auto holds five people
crowd in six or eight. Drive over
smooth roads and then over the very
roughtest roads. You will be con-
WINGED that Essenkay rides like air.
that it will Danish your tire troubles
and double mileage.
FREE BOOK. Write today for
the Remarkable Story of Essenkay."
1 THE ESSENKAY PRODUCTS co
sol Orleans ST.,
CHICAGO, ILL.
ii or see
| FRASERS- co.
II Jerome, Idaho
Agents for Lincoln County.
BLOWOUTS
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28
For Sale

On account of being in the draft /
will sell my Ford touring car on very
liberal terms. The car is in excellent
condition.
]. H. McKinzie,
II. Jerome Hotel
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28

Hay baler for sale. See Hart
shorn & Clayton. If.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28
Short Horns for Sale

15-months-old roam bull; large
red cows and 3 extra good heifers.
all to freshen soon. See
w. w. Nash.
1t-pd. 2 west, l " north.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28

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stern holT
among th'c
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-28

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-30
FIGHTING LIKE MAD
TO HOLD POSITIONS
DURING PEACE DRIVE
That Is General Opinion OF
Best Posted On Western
Frellt Situation.
BY William Philip simms.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondcnt.)
Paris, Oct. 30.-Fighting like mad
men, the Germans are attempting to
hold tho allies on tho present lines long
enough to obtain an armistice.
Thus, while the allies are fixing con.
ditions for the capitulation they will
impose on Germany, the Hun chiefs ave
ordering their undcrlings to hold or
die.
President Wilson'S correspondence
with Germany which he stated sr mas
last note he would turn over to the 9TH
Icr allies, has been received mere.
Colonel House was slightly inds-
posed today. Nevertheless, he planned
to call on President Poincare this after
noon and presentshis credentials as
Especial representative to the United
States to Europe.o
Later he intended to see Marshal
Foch.
Lord Reading, British ambassador 10
the United States arrived today and
took lunch with Colonel House and Pre-,
mier Orlando.
The intcr.allicd naval council, at
which the United States is representa0
by Admiral Benson, was in session to-
day.
The American representatives al the
conference, are Colonel House, Ad-
miral Benson and Admiral Sims. The
British are represented by Premier
Lloyd George, Foreign Secretary Bal
four, War Secretary Milner, Field Mar
shal Haig, General Wilson, First Lord
Of the Admiralty Gcddes and First Sea
Lord Wenyss. Premier Orlando, For
eign Minister Sonnino, Aas<iral Di Rev
el and Admiral Grassi represent the
Italians.
Admiral Leygues, French minister Of
marine, presided at the naval confer
encc yesterday. Admiral Bon, chief Of
the general naval staff, represented
France.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-30

United States in the position Of Judg.
ing between Germany and the Euro
|pean nations arrayed against her. The
kaiser is seeking to coax the American
people into believing their war against
Germany is different from the war oil
Great Britain and France. He wants
to persuade America that the only real
democracy in the world is the American
democracy. If he succeeds in flalter.
ing the United States into this Typo
critical belief, the kaiser anticipates
that America, in return, will insist that
Germany receive not a peace of justice,
but merciful peace.
The kaiser can expect no mercy from
the nations Of Europe he has sought to
rob of their liberties and flay with his
accursed militarism. Nor could he hopa
for mercy from the American republic
whose women and children he mur.
dered, except by offering to recognize
the United States as q nation hoIiei
than others and forgiving Judge
American ideahsm has been splendid
ly revealed by the anselfish activities
Of the United States in this war. Tie
kaiser Is now trying to utilize thai
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-30
ALLIED TROOPS MUST
REMAIN IN RUSSIA
FOR A LONG PERIOD
When German Soldiers With
draw Country Must Be
Fully Poiced.
BY Carl D. Groat.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Washington, Oct. 30.--Amcrican OF
allied troops, or both, undoubtedly will
have long period of police duty in
Russia after the Teutons vaeate.
In fact, it was limited today that
the associated contingents may have
to be increased rather than decreased
when the boche hauls out the remain
der Of his legions.
The problem, according to a mem.
Der Of the general staff, offers one Of
the most perplcxing features of the
complicated "unserambling" process
which is now held to be only matter
Of comparatively brief time.
While the German has been evacuat-
ing the Baltic provinces and has
stripped down his forces in the
Ukraine, he still has wide belt of in
fluence and a considerable number of
troops in the territory between the
gulf Of Riga and the Black sea. Mill
tary authorities foresee today that if
immediate evacuation of the Teuton is
compelled, reign Of terror and law
lessness may ensue Hence, there is
some division of opinion as to whether
this evacuation should be compelled
hurriedly or gradually.
In either case, it was said that the
allied forces should undoubtedly have
to maintain order for a considerable
time until the restored region could get
9 footing politically and economically.
If it is decided to increase the allied
forces, their occupation will be solely
for police purpose and it will be made
clear to the world that his duty will be.
accomplished as rapidly as possible and
the troops then withdrawn immediate
ly.
Military developments Of the past
few days are convincing war experts
here that German and Austrian morale
is only a shell.
The Austrian shows signs of crack
ing badly under the united offensive in
Italy. While the German is hanging
on grimly along the west front, he is
in constant danger Of being shaken
loose from the pivotal hold in the Yer.
dun region, then being forced back be
yond Namur.
Military men say he has concen-
trated his all and can make no real
stand short Of the Rhine. The general
opinion, based on morale reports and
knowledge of internal Teuton condi
tlons,. nlay fairly be said to be that
while the German may protest at the
forthcoming armistiee terms, he prob
ably will yield rather than 60 on with
4 losing fight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-30

AUSTRO- HUNGARY HOLDS CENTER
OF STAGE.

While Austra-Hungary is torn by internal dssension
and frantcay seeking peace the allies atterng her
armies to bits the Italian front and rapidly approach
ing Hungarian territory at several points the Balkans
The Italian front offensive is rapidly ASSUMING the
proportions of utter rout The British and Italians
are across the Pave forty mile front west Of Vadob
badene to the TrevisoO Oderzo railway They have ad
vanced about eight miles beyond the river on this 'front.'
capturing more than hundred villages including the i'm
portant railway center of Conegano More than 900
prisoners have officially been counted
American troops comprising Ohio units, are across
the Pave, ready to participate in the advance.
King Victor Emmanuel passed over the river at the
head of regiment Of Bersager He is reported to have
been cheered by Austrian prisoners.
The allies are within miles of Vttoro the prin
cpal Austrian supply base for the whole Venetian plains
region.
In the Grappa district the Italians are advancing
slowly in the face Of stubborn resistance The battle
front is blazing westward clear to the Asago region max
ing total active front Of more than fifty miles,
The battle front now extends as follows:
South OF ASiago; nOrtheastWard Of Mont SiSem0
eastward of Foza northeasward to Mont Soaroa east
ward to Alamo eastward through ValdObbiadene, San
Petro, Farra and Refrontoo; southeastward through
Conegiano Cimete and Fronelano southwark to Ponte
Di Piave
The allies are sweeping through Serbia like prairie
fire AT three nointsnorthwest of Negotin and north
west and southwest Of Ushtzethey are within twenty
miles of Hungarian SOIL The Serbs in the great Morava
valley are within 40 miles Of Belgrade, their former cap
ital.
Jugc-Slavs operating in Montenegro have passed Ipek
and Qakova and further to the westward are nearing the
frontier of Herzegovina The battle line in the Balkans
apparently runs as followsS
From Negotin in practically straight line westward
to point northwest of Chachak; southwark through
Montenegro to Kukus in Albania sothwestward to the
Adriatc, at point northSof Alessio
The latest reports from neutral sources indicate that
the Hungarans CzechoSlovaks and JugoSays have set
up Independent state, with Count Karolv as it's head
fsrr1+ -
position has developed to Karoys proposed government
No important gains have been made at any point on
the west front within the last two lays The Americans
are still fighting desperately to conquer the Important
heights both sides of the Meuse which will give them
command of the valley extending orthward to Montmedy
The French advanced slightly on seven mile 'front.'
west of Rethel and improved their lines along the Asne
The remainder of the front comparatively quiet to-
day.
Field Marshal Haig reported that in Flanders the al
lies took 18493 prisoners from October IA to2 akine
total Of 10000 since September g. They also took 5O9
guns between the 14th and 9th.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-30
DISORDER
MARKED BY CONSTANT
FIGHTING IN Streets
Distracted Dual Monarchy
Finds Troubles Multiply
On Every Hand.

London, Oct. SO.-The ferment in
BUDAPEST is becoming chronic, it is in
dicated in reports from Zurich and
Copenhagen, Street fighting in which
machine guns arc employed is common
and many have been killed and injured,
Great demonstrations were organized
hourly yesterday. There were frequent
violent combats, generally between
loyal soldiers and students.
The republican movement is. still
brewing a general labor revolt is
feared.
The Chronicle and Daily News sug.
gcst the trouble perhaps is the begin
ming of a revolution against the Haps-
burgs. dt is reported that Emperor
Karl's opposition to Count Karolyi's IS
for majority coalition
touched off the recent outbreaks.
Continued on page three)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-30
Germany To Get No
Better Peace Terms
Than Given Bulgaria

United States, has called on President
PoincarcI and conferred with other
French leaders. He also has received
Greek Premier Venizelos and the
Greek minister to France.
Colonel House has moved from tho
hotel where he first stopped and now is
occupying residence on the left bank
of the Seine, loaned BY friend and
located in the old aristocratic quarter
near the house General Pershing lives
in when he is in Paris.
United States signal corps are in.
stalling telephones in the building and
Parisians remark that an air Of per-
NANCY surrounds Colonel House s es-
tablishmcnt there.
Few believe that intcr-aIlicd confer
enee will last more than a week Since
the allies already have reached an
agreement, little remains to be done ex-
eept the drawing up Of the confer.
fH1nftrueA vnn. 4LraaA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-30
BY Henry wood

Omitted Press staff correspondent)
With the Italian Armies in the Field
Oct. 30.-The Italian and British arm
les completely piercing the Austrians'
lines Of resistance, are advancing rapid
y eastward between the two runway
lines feeding the Austrians on the Pi-
lave front.
They have cut off all lines of COM
munications on the Venetian plains.
(The two liies Of railway run from
Treviso to Casarsa, 35 miles northeast
of Trcvis0. The northern line crosses
the battle front ut Coneqliano; the
southern at San Dona Di Piaye.)
American troops, comprising Ohio
units, have crossed the Piave and are
ready to take up the advance with
their Italian and British comrades.
More than hundred villages and
communities east Of the Piave have
been liberated. The Italians occupied
Coengllano. an important railway and
Communication center fifteen miles
north of Treviso yesterday. At a. m.
bicycle corps entered the city. Air
planes signallcd their arrival and a
Rome brigade completed the oceupa-
ton.
The Tenth army is advancing rapid
ly eastward employing abandoned Aus
trian batteries to shell the retreating
enemy.
The Italian Twelfth army ,scrambling
over the mountains northeast Of Val
dobbiadene has passed Refrontole, sev-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-30
ITALIANS CAPTURE
LARGE NUMBER OF
.PR|S0NERSINDR|VE
Twenty-Five thousand Count
ed According 10 Latest
Rome Advices.
TWO HUNDRED GUNS
INCLUDED IN BOOTY
Americans Take Part h AZ
lied Offensive Sweeping
Beyond Pave RIVER

Some confusion appears to euist 10
garding the location Of the battle
front previous to the pressnt offsns-
i've. At no point were the Italians
across tho Piave. they nolhing the wsst
bank and the Austrians Tho east. rns
opposing armies each held some * Tie
islands.
During the repulss Of lie last Aus-
trtan offensive, some Italian ,1nfts
crossed the Piave but retained to the
west bank. From San Dona Dd pave.
southwark the line follows the old
course Of the river, rather than the
main course, the line touching the Ad-
riatic in tho vicinity Of Porto Dd Pf-
ave Vecchia.
Paris, Oct. 3d. {12:l6 D. MI )--The
Italians have taken $4,000 prisoners
and more than 200 guns III their pres-
emit offensive. It was officially an
nounced today
London, Oct. u2:o7 .. m. The
latest estimate of Austrian prisoners
in the Anglo Italian offensive Is 10000
with total casualties Of 10000.