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Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-14
STRUCK AIR AT FIFTEEN FEET

Last week =. ID. McRae and Berk-
ley Walker, who own houses adjoin-
ing each other on Avenue G, employ
cd r. l.. Con to drill e. cess pool on
the line between their lots, both par
ties intending to use it, Mr. Cor
started drilling Thursday evening
and when he had reached q depth
OF fifteen feet, and was drilling
through rock the drill suddenly drop
ped three feet, and a strong current
Of cold air started blowing cut of the
hole in the ground The owners Of
the properties at once decided it was
too good a find to use IS cess pool.
drill another hole for that purpose.
which lie did the following day. He
was promised third hole TO drill il
he succeeded in getting flow of ar
tesian water in the second hole, bur
the artesian water failed TO make
its appearance, and he got a perfect
ly good cess pool at depth OF TWEEN
ty-seven feet.
The air coming from the first
hole which hes temperature OF
hfty-eight degrees. Will be piped into
the TWO houses, first through the re-.
frigerators, then into the living
rooms The two parties are not go
ing TO pay any ice bills. and no mat
ter how hot the weather gets they
are going to keep cool Also in the
winter time the air from this hole
will help considerably 10 heat tl(-
house, as there is only difference
Of about ten degrees between its
temperature and the normal temper
ature at which we aim to keep our
houses in the winter.
These air holes are not uncommon
in this part of Idaho, but is usually
requires drilling TO a depth of abou,
200 feet 10 get them. and this one
at depth Of only fifteen feet is rather
an oddity. County Commissioner AT
wood has one on his farm and r 5
Fraser, Sr. has one on his farm
Also r E. Shepherd contemplates
drilling one for the North Side Inn
1t is believed that these subter,
anean air passages have some con.
uection with the Lost river The all
blows down the hole from about
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-14
TWO BROTHERS RETURN

Earl James and brother were in
Jerome Monday. having just return
cd from the overseas service Earl
left Jerome the spring of 1918 for
Camp Lewis and crossed the water
in July the same year with the 91st
Division. Was wounded in the Al
gonne. and sent to a hospital lie
was with oasral company until his
discharge. which was the ccuse of
his late return. He WAS an Idaho ma
tional guard man and was overseas
eighteen months in headquarters di-
vision.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-14
NOTICE TO SETTLERS

We wish to call your attention 'o
the fact that We have been advised
OF very material edvonces tn ih'
prices Of wire products shortly So
Of YOU are anticipating fencing kind
is advise us and order accordingly
SO that we may protect YOU against
this advance.
We have a fairly good stock now
but win probably he unable TO FUR
nish il at present prices unless or
dorcd at once If We know your re-
oulrements will Gerry sufficient stock
10 meet your needs.
NORTH SIDE CANAL co.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-14
\ SUGGESTION

1t has been reported that because
of the present lack of water In cam
ais and bitches. phe0sants and o'n'r
birds are dying by hundreds over the
Tract therefore offer the suft'F
tion that those who have water aN"''
able keep troughs. tubs or even pa's
alIod and set outside. a little "lS
tance from buildings. The birds Will
soon will find them.
r. L. SHEPHERD.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-14
WORK or SALVATION ARMY

The Salvation Army is maintain
ing work in Alaska. 1t is most active
in winter as in summer the people
are away trapping
A hospital for accommodation Of
1O2 patients is maintained by tho
Salvation Army i'm India
The Salvation Army has been in
vited to work among the returned
wounded soldiers at the Henry Ford
hospital i'm Detroit
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-14
SISTER WILL MEET HIM

! J Ellis received a telegram from
his son. l. = Ellis who has just
been discharged from the Marines
a, washington D G. He IS rcturn-
ing via Missouri whore Ae viii visit
some relatives Miss Ellis viii leave
Jerome today 10 meet him there AND
return with him the FIRST of neNt
month
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-14
COMMUNITY CONCERT

The next community concert will
be held in the South park at 1880
Sunday evening. August nth. at
which time the following progrom
will be- eiver:
The Star-Spangled Banner Page A
A Cup O. Tea and Tommy Atkins"
From the Comic Opera The Fire
fly" Observation-Disclosures. Frimi
Community Orchestra
"Old Black Joe" ...... Page 81
In the Cleaning ..... Page "a
Selection from "Fiddlers Three"
.................. Johnstono
Community Orchestra
(a) The Vacant Chair - Page A.
Cb) Loves Old Sweet Song Page %
Double Male Quartette
Waltz Sierra Lunar" $50. Cello
Community Orchestra
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-14
SPREADING CEMENT

Nnaries lIelmer. contractor for
'''e Jerome street paving is daily
employing more men. there now be
M lug more than twenty-five men in
~, l@ crew. The cement IS now being
'''u III the block cast of Lincoln ave
1ue and the work will he rushed
'"l'n I'll possible speed.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-14
HIGHWAY
ASSOCIATION IS FORMED

OF resolutions, could designation as
state highway be obtained. Federal
and state assistance in building on
erations can only be procured Tor
construction Of designated roads. he
explained
W. l.. Johnson. OF the Twin Falls
highway district speaking IS an en-
gineer stated his estimate OF cost
for work on the Blue Lakes road
was $4,000, with bridge costing
$2O,OOO
Judge +. A. Walters Of Twin Falls,
quoting the state statutes, explained
a number OF legal issues involved in
the question OF state highway desig-
nation and the requirements in pro-
curing federal building aid. He
said that specific appropriations had
been made by the legislature for
construction OF the SawtOoth Park
highway. with Lincoln county to re-
ceive $4,000; Blaine, $4,000. Je-
rome, 10000. but nothing. he an
nounced had been pledged the Twin
Falls end lie said it was now time
TO insist upon a road by way Of Blue
Lakes He urged early formulation
OF an organization
Judge Walters presented the reso-
luton mariAg the Twin Falls-Hail-
ey route. copies of which are 10 be
passed To- the various boards inter-
ested with a request that the resolu-
tion be indorsed by them to De sub
mitted to the proper state authorities
Before adoption of the resolution,
however. A. l.. Swim OF Twin Falls,
offered AN amendment involving the
extension OF the road TO include THAI
portion of highway extending from
Twin FANS to the south state line.
In short debate upon this point
Judge Walters said he preferred that
tho original route rem.in as exten-
sions Of the line. and iuclusions Of
more districts might have a tenden-
ey to gum the whole proposition
up" Mr. Swim withdrew the amend
ment.
Bad Roads Retard Development
Dealing with ihc present retarding
OF state resource development pro-
iects r f shepherd charged The re-
( i.rliag TO failure TO build good
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-14
COMMISSIONERS MEET

The county commissioners gre
holding their regular monthly Ses-
sion this week Elsewhere in tai.
nonor will be found printed the oi
fetal proceedings of the board
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-14
LOON WHO'S HERE

Arrivals at the North SIDE Inn for
the week:
NJ W Woodward, J. r. Baxter. F.
H. Yegge. c. b. Allison, A. J. Wiley,
Lucien Lemon. +. II Reagan. Boise
+ Anderson. Thos. H. Lund. II. II.
Kurt. f. NJ Feter. Il W. Shreck
B. r. Johnson. Mrs r. W Spangler
c. f. Hagdberg. j. f Gaasch. John
Hughes. Waiter Casey. Robert Da1-
gleish. +. \. Child. Salt Lake City:
W. II Peck and wife Seattle; r. c..
Mcmillan. Portland: W. J Wilson,
81 Louis. q X. Lyon Ogden. Harry
Scholetter. Los Angeles II F. Poole
and wife. spokane: c. T. Goodwin.
Kansas City: Geo ID. Beaumont. Sc
attic: s d. Fox. Portland; J. r.
Baxter Portland; c. T. Murphy
Yakima. Wash; A Z. Weatherby.
Ogden. G w Whitney. Denver; j.
u Goode. Omaha: lrma Meyers.
Phoenix Ariz.. Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ.
Prince. Tacoma; b. b. Hine. Ogden;
J. ID. Newkirk. Poughkeepsie. \. Y.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-14

"' odM lOOlu highway ASSOCIATION,
"da am official set Of executives, and
ha' ing for its working slogan. Get
Busy and DO Something" has come
into being
Organization of the association
followed Immediately upon adoption
OF resolution officially selecting
the Twin Falls-Hailey route through
Blue Lakes.
The primary purpose of the asso-
citation is furtherance Of schemes
looking to the establishment of an
official state highwry from Twin
Falls to HALEY. Oh route through
Blue Lakes, Jerome, shoshone. Rich
field. Zimmerman Hi and Bellevue,
so that federal aid can be applied
for The official designation of the
road is "Sawtooth Park Highway. q"
The Sawtooth Highway association
organization meeting Was held in
the dining OF the North Side Inn
Thursday night. and WAS attended by
about seventy business men and
departmental officials of Twin Falls.
jerome and Shoshone The organi-
zation was perfected following a
splendid dinner served by jerome
highway district and business men.
Officers Of the association. chosen
by acclanaton, arc: John Hartshorn,
OF jerome. president; c. b Channel
Twin Falls sccretary-treasurer Com
mittees to have charge Of the yari-
Jus purposes OF the association are
to be named Immediately by the pres
ident
Mr. Hartshorn is chairman of the
Jerome highway board and Nj chan.
mel is chairman of the Twin Falls
highway district board
Explains Needs
Opening the meeting Chairman
Ilartshorn reviewed the condition OF
the two priGGral routes between
Twin FaNs auj Jerome. and after
explaining tle needs at present. anC
prediction of further requirements
he told in few but definite express
sions the reason for calling the ses
sion at Jerome
Better highways are needed cv
eryvhere IN iha section the chair
man aunouo.ed. "but it is in "a stat,
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Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-14
WALL CAVES IN

The stone wall At the "ear end OF
ihc Home Cafe yes orGay collapsed,
falling into the Jerome Plumbing
company's cats blishment.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-14
NOTICE
10 the Property o. %. ioG
and

DO YOU ne the against pol'rtY
that have the paying cash
september example il
is $4S242. under the time plan
together with interest
unpaid the in cash
YOU September only day
and cent interest the maturity OF
he the city clerk
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs p lloyd Roberts le-
turned Thursday from Belluvue,
where Mr.. Roberts took part liz the
Presbyterian summer coference.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-07
RAISING IS
AGAIN ON increase
FlOuIishmg Business Done
By Live Chick Stores In
6cate Revival.

There have been indications during
the past winter that the poultry busi
ness Of Oregon was going straight to
the bOwwOws. Thousands Of fowls have
been sent to slaughter through the Sa-
lem shippers. The price of feed has
taken the nerve out Of many poultry
raiser and he has thrown up the game.
But visit TO the Needham baby chick
store on state street iast now viii
make it look altogether different. IT.
a screaming center Of prospective ONE
lettes and picnic luneAes-a promise of
eaekhng prosperity for Salem and vi
einity. If this little store is only one
of scores Cf such in Oregon, there is a
bright future before the poultry in
dustry in this valley. Baby chicks are
arriving and dparting 10y hundreds
and the feeding room is a scene Of
swarming activity. lf YOU think a
baby chick is the prettiest thing on
earth, imagine 2400 of them in a
bunehl II is a sight that has attracted
many a person to the store, and deeid-
ed many woman to embark in the
poultry business in the backyard.
Manager Needham states that the
market IS now at its height, and the
demand has been so far beyond all ex-
pectations that he finds it impossible
to fiji all orders promptly. This de-
mand is the best answer to the report
that the poultry business is going into
a decline in the northwest. There may
have been scores of people gcing out
of the chicken business in Oregon, but
the thousands of baby chicks that are
being distributed from Salem through
this one house seems to show that hund
reds of people are breaking into the
poultry game, encouraged by the fact
that il is so easy TO get start with
the "ready made chicks. A large pro
portion of the sales are in small lots
TO people in Salem and vicinity who
propose to go at it modestly and take
no risks. This means big addition to
the income Of the city in the coming
year.
Mr.. Needham finds that the White
Leghorn and Black Minorea breeds are
the most popular, as they are mOss re-
liable layers. Many people are arrang-
ing TO take their chicks in the middle
Of June so that they viii develop into
winter layers. Speaking Of the ptihty
of chickens on the farm, he states that
fruit growers have found big flock
Of chickens is a very good thing to
have in their berry fields and orchards,
as they devour an immense amount of
vermin and at the same time reduce
their own feed bills.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-07
BABY GIRL ABANDONED
Continued from Page ~

er Of fine quality, silk nnderclothes
half dozen handkerehiefs, one pair Of
white kid shoes size 4, bought at Green
fields, Portland, a ehild's story book
"Tale of Peter Rabbit" and lit
tie wooden boat. There was also lawn
dress with one inch ribbon embroidery
another silk dress with beautiful hand
embroidery, woolen underskirts with
hand embroidery, white silk top coat
with lace collar, several pairs of white
and pink stockings and more play
things.
In another paste beard box with the
name "Faetory Sample shop, Port
land' STAMPED on it, there was neatly
packed additional articles for the aban-
doned baby.
Carefully folded along with other ar.
ticles was a red silk coat, four gowns
three pairs Of rompers, two gingham
dresses complete outfit Of under gar
ments and two pairs Of brown stockings
That the baby might not feel lonesome
in her new surroundings there was also
found in the box q cloth doll, a cloth
dog and a box filled with paper ami
mails. There was also little toy bed
But in playing around The police sta
ton this morning, the baby did not
caro- for her toys The surroundings
wore so new that she enjoyed herself
making friends with the police and
ihc fire boys Her conversation wae
limited to the words "ehieky" and
-" doggy"
On the third finger Of her right hand
she wears q gold ring When found this
morning she was well and comfortably
dressed, with toboggan cap on her
head, white sweater, white stockings
and playground sandals.
While the police are investigating,
she win be properly cared for. This
she was taken TO a studio 70
have her nicture taken. This win be-
sent TO the Portland papers hoping by
this means TO locate the parents.
with every provision maze for the
eomfort Of the little girl ana the elab
orate wardrobe, the police feel conf
dent that II WIS = plain ease Of aban
donment. Also with the suspicion that
she was left here by Portland parents
and that in abandoning her. they se-
leeted one Of the finest residences in
the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-07
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get.
at the Cause and Remove It

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the substl.
tute for calomel, act gently on the bowels
and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar
eJated tablets are taken for bad breath
hy al who know them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gently
hut firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous calomcl does without any
Of the bad after effects.
An the benefits Of nasty, sickenine,
Criping cathartics are derived from Dr.
Edwards Olive Tablets without gripping,
rain or any disagreeable effects.
DR.. r. NJ. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years Of prac-
tice among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint, with the
attendant bad breath.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely
a vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil; you will know them BY their olive
color. Take one or two every night for
3 week and note the effect. Ice and Pc
per box. All druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-07
Americans And Canadians
Defeat BOlSheVist Force

London, May 7.--(Unlted Perss. -
American and Canadian troops follow
ing long march, defeated bolshovik
forces on the Murmansk front Saturday
and captured Meselskays, II was report
ed in an official dispatch received by
the war office.
"Ou Sunday, detaehments Of Cana
dians and Americans, after long
march, captured Meselskaya, establish
ing outposts 10 the southwark" said
the c0mmunique.
"Prisoners and railway material were
acptured. The enemy left 40 dead on
the field. Our losses were -four killed
and four wounded.
"The American raj way troops are IN
valuable in opening communications. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-07

FOR SALE-Milk COW and emuty bee
hives. Phone 5SE6. So
TO LoAN-$500 to $1,000 on good Sc
eurities. $40 HuOoard bldg. SIS
HELPER wanted for machine shop.
Salem Iron Works. 81
WILL pay cash for second hand piano
at AIS Court st. SO
FOR SALE-A good l0xl4 tent. Call
1855 s. Com Z St. SIS
SINGER shoe sewing machine for sale
cheap. 464 Court. SIS
D0ST-Round pin set solid with tur-
quo6se. enc stone missing. Leave at
Journal office; reward. SIS
FOR SAIE-lO0-egg incubator for 50,
been used very little. Phone SIPS,
NJ. NJ, Magee, Rt. 5, Salem. 5-S
L0ST-Serew cap on gasoline tank of
Mitchell car. Return to Journal Of
flee. 5-S
GENTS light tan suit, size 40. $40.
Society Cleaners and Dyers, 1879
State st. SO
FOR SALE-Six room modern house
with garage; a snap at Sl4O0. F. L.
Wood, Bayne bldg. so
FOR sALE--10 acres fine loganberry
land four miles out, $l400. T.. L.
Wood, Baync bldg. SO
FOR SALE-Young Jersey COW, fresh
8 weeks. First house west Salem
Heights school, 81
FOR SALE-10xl4 new box tent, cost
$37 80, for $25. Also small gent's
gold Hampton watch, $50. Phone
1854. so
FOR SALE-The w. j. Culver farm,
1914 acres on Salem and Maeleay
road, terms. Phone 1603W or SlF
25. M. NJ. Magee Rt. 5, Salem. $40
LADY left with me to sell, light spring
suit. size 40; would cost $50, new,
been worn times in southern Cali
fornia, $l7 so will buy this suit.
1872 State st. Society Cleaners. SO
Wuaa A ~WNa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-07
Senators AWAITING
DISCLOSURE OF TERMS
By L. Q. Martin

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Washington, May 7.--Senators today
eargefiy awaited publication of the
peace treaty summary. They were pre-
pared to scan il carefusY - sro.
How il squares with the fourteen
points.
2-Whcther il contains any 'rlU-
prises in the way of concessions Or ar
rangements not limited at in es0'c as
patches from Paris.
3--Whethcr il entanglcs the United
States in any unexpected European alb
anees or agreements Of permanent
character.
Indications in republican circles are
that soon there win be statements dc
signed 10 show that President Wilson
failed TO put through his peace program
based on his ~ points,
Democrats are prepared to counter
any such attacks by pointing out that
the league Of nations covenant will take
care Of some Of the questions involved
in the a points and that President VII
son never expected adoption of his
peace program in toto.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-07
LOOK HERE!

10 acres; a highly improved, slightly
home, room new house, basement,
bath, toilet, large halls and closets.
Spring water to house and barn; 2
acres timber, good family orchard
and berries. Improvements cost more
than price asked for property. Own.
er must be in Seattle Saturday; if
you want this come get busy. Price
$4,000. John H. Scott Realty Co.
404.5 Hubbard bldg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-07

FOR SALE
Cadillac truck $475
REQ roadster 1875
Cadillac touring ear $3.50
Franklin 500
Marion Garage, Phone 1862
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-07
The Journal New Today Ads

FOR SALE-Milk COW and emuty bee
hives. Phone 5SE6. So
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-07
Holland Nav Refuse To Turn
Wilhelm Over To Entente

The Hague, May 7.-(United Press )
-That Holland viii refuse the expected
demand Of the allies 10 turn. William
over to them for trial was
Indicated in information obtained from
confidential sources today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-07
NOW'S THE TIME

go acres on bottom, miles out on
River road, 1925 per acre; good terms
U take crop, this is good.
35 acres miles out. good improve
ments, fine family orchard, $500. IS
acres crop, balance stump pasture and
timber. This won last long Take it
now.
40 acres all in oats, fine house and
barn, modern; choice family orchard
Of ! acre, right at railroad station, s
miles from Salem. $4,000; good terms.
II acres, 80 in bearing prunes. This
is some buy, $500 per acre on long
terms.
2l1k acres, bearing prunes, l ap-
pies and cherries, IA logans, / straw.
berries fair house and barn, IA
miles from city limits. A snap, $4,000
Get y R moneys worth in houses Of
fered by us for quick sales. We deliv-
or the goods.
I0HN H Sc0TT REALTY IN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-07
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IBY InliCI TFess.I
Yesterdays winners; Los Angeles,
Seattle, Sacramento.
Home runs: Compton and Walsh, Sc
attic.
With a 10 to lead over them in tho
eighth the Beavers staged a rally net'
ting six runs Seattle won 10 to T.
The Angels won the first game oe
their "cfueia" series with the Scais
5 to 2.
Scoring the winning run in the ninth,
the Senators won from Salt Lake 70 e..
The Oakland Vernon game Wis posl
pnnel on account Of insufficient team.
TO hold game. The Tigers were still
s~-.e lire "a rafnc time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-07
, HORSES FOR SALE

-- Position as housekeeper
for widowcr or bachelor. Best ref.
erences, good cook, neat. clean, re-
fined. 26l care Journal. SIS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-07

FOR SALE-Good stock farm, consist
ing of 100 acres, good house, good
barns, lots of good out range, plenty
of water, and about 40 acres in hay.
Must be sold at once. Address, If
interested, 226 care Journal 5-s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-07

LADY left with me to sell, light spring
suit. size 40; would cost $50, new,
been worn times in southern Cali
fornia, $l7 80 win buy this suit.
1872 State st. Society Cleaners. SO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-07

WANTED - To contract your straw
berry crop. Write giving location
aud amount you will have and we
will call to see you. Address Box
227, Salem, Or. 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-07

PRUNE ranch for sale; 10 acres bear
ing prunes, 10 acres in cultivation,
Liberty district. If taken soon 5000
per acre; terms. Phone 1559M. 5-12
FOR SALE--25 acre tract all cultivat-
ed, acres bearing prunes, good 8
room house and barn, family orch
ard; all stock and machinery. viii
consider house and lot in Salem as
part payment. Price $4700. W. IL.
Grabenhorst & Co. 275 Stale St. 81
HORSES FOR SALE
The undersigned win receive sealed
bids for one team Of horses, weight
about 290O pounds, now used by the
city of Salem in the fire department,
up to 5 o'clock, p. m. May 10, 1919.
EARL RAE,
sig City Recorder.