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Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-09
SOCIETY

Two hundred friends and neigh
bors of Mr. and Mrs Il. T.. Shepherd
met at the North Side Inn on the
evening of October first. in response
to invitations received announcing
their thirty-hfth Wedding anniver-
sary reception. Judging by the ap-
pearan'e Of this healthy. happy cou-
pie. one would hardly think they are
old enough to have been married
ihiriy-iiye years. or at least one would
arrive al the conclusion that time
has dealt lightly with them during
inns long period of 2ctive usefulness.
An interesting coincidence connect
"d with the occasion WAS that this
date was also the twelfth anniver-
sary OF the opening of the North
side tract, in the development of
which Mr. Shepherd has played such
q prominent part. Flowers in fun
colorings adorned the dining room
and spacious hall The first part OF
the evening WIS enjoyed at dancing.
the music being furnished by Mrs.
Weiners excellent orchestra. Later
in the evening the Mesdames Burky.
Thrall, Eichelberger and Daggctt fav-
or'd the guests with vocal selections.
1 Ara Mannon and Mrs Grenzeback
acting ass accompanies Mrs William
Peters gave two readings in her us
ual pleasing manner Punch was
served during the evening by Misses
Hadgley and Kearney in a cory cor
Dor of the dining room The table
"as decorated with mound Of gar
fden flowers, with green ivy vines
t~ning gracefully around the. edge
OF the table. A buffet supper was
served Assisting Mr.. and Mrs Shep-
herd in the receiving line were Mes
DANES Barclay, Piper, Gardner and
Miss Irene Shepherd The guests re
luctantiy departed at late hour.
wishing Mr.. and Mrs Shepherd many
happy returns of the day.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-09

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Jack McLane was here from Wen
dell the latter part OF the week
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arrived Fria,y f-om po,.a g. 49,.
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attend school At Pocatello Mrs Wei
days husband is a banker at Boise
RS Frs,,r ,.. nj.
DAYS las, week.
'O's' "o''"'S OF irwin Falls. was
a.. s-'''' VISITOR IN Jerome Thurs
have plenty OF money 10 loan n,
80" rate OF interest. quick
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bacL NJ "'s' . II IRENE
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a,,s,a,n, '' ''"'' 10 "n'oh ne IL
,s,n-~ '"'' week ana VIII probably
Mr. md
Burlsv 'e"'se nraman' OF
Side Inn Friday
Roho., ~.
lead IN e " w VINO p'"yeu '"e
greatly .s.-, service ana was
me picture AZ the Rialto a short fine
ago, is the star in The Mod Lover ..
a.. "'a,'o Tor next Monday and Tues
s'y nights. lie is ably supported by
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-09

Judge Babcock performing the cere-
mony. Mr.. Behro..3' may friends in
congratulations. Mr. and Mrs.
Behrens are at home to their friends
in their new home IN the west part
Of town
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-09

Mrs. Mamie Pierce, who is worthy
matron of the Jerome chapter of the
Eastern Star. has been appointed
grand representative of South Da-
kota. AS the jerome chapter is only
six months old, it has been highly
honored by having one of its mem
bers appointed to this position.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-09

The entire second floor of the Fra
ser-Roberson-Pence building is now
filled with furniture Just arrived.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-09

Mr. and Mrs X Triplett returned
last Thursday from two weeks
wedding trip in Utah They visited
in Logan and othe. places where
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-09

'"'o Jerome Tor TIA. ..t,...
MI stewart has mine I'm the, mon.
'alns which he has been d.y.l,,,.
this summe. '''p'hg
hune' and Jess Osborn and
wives were over from Burnley s.,o..
nuy your window glass Al thu
NORTH Side Pharmacy We h.,.n'
compete stock Adv. "
Attorney ami Mrs h u K.y,.,,.
nave adopted e two-year, -oid l..,.
girl and both are mad. ..,.....,'
happy over the acquisition =. r..t.
FAMILY Several more J.rom. c..
lies contemriate aslike action .na
several have already done .o ,s.n
OIL whom would not tax. milr,.
dollars for u,eir bargain
Mr. end Mrs $ NJ neua.r.o,
Twin Falls We're jerome visitors has,
Monday
can he n.,.n 'P'''9s ufNa"e
house--no muas, no fuss. no del.
Let the jerome Hardware .oapsn,
tell you about ii ad,
~ - u,n
po..,.,. ~ 60 " passenger To-
For farm loans Sec the Jerome Na
-'' ''''''e adv
Mr. and Mrs j. g.. Keise, Mere.
mere Saturday Mrs Kelsey having
bad 50 0''.'o' "N'i "he Wis.,
.''N "e' "'o'n'T. They i''t hy auto
v.
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For Sale Several good modr4
dwellings. ". a. heiss 1921
Five passenger Ford car Va first
class condition Tor sale A. =. Mac
Qul'ey. al tA' Puritan one. "a IL
Dr and Mrs ~ h,,.r.t..II - a.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-09

Times Want Ads will sell any
thing from tooth pick to a farm.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-09

Mr. Earl Behrens. Of the Rex Cafe
was married on October first in Twin
Falls to Miss Lillian Springer, a very
cstimable young lady of Shoshone.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-09

the bride has relatives. This esti-
mable couple are now at home to
their friends in Mr. Triplett's house
in the 'orth part Of town
The Ideal society met last week at
the home OF Mrs Bert Strain All
present had very enjoyable time
The next meeting will be held at the
home Of Mrs. O. J. Wilson, one-half
mile south OF town This meeting
is to be an evening of backward
ness" throughout The young men
are asked to wear their coats back
ward and ladies their frocks back
ward The person succeeding in be
ing the most backward will be award
ed "booby" prize. All young peo-
pie are cordially invited
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-09
"i's' BERKELEY WALKER
Piano Teacher

Consar,erly taught for Kansas CITY
No. story OF Music, Kansas City.
Music auu Utah Conservatory OF
SAT- Lake City. Utah.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-09

.ro.cRIprloN $500 PER YEAR.
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-14

In the meantime, please keep mo posted as Co the condition of your refractory hair Whenever you have time. write me a letter. It in the sully night ere slumbcr's chain has bound you. you feel restless, get up and write me a letter. lf relief is not experienced after one letter write two. Very respectfully
 THE STROLLER. Prop. Douglas Weekly Pumpkin
 Vine.
 Inventor of Knee Brace for De-
 partmcnt Store Girls, Past Chief Yukon Ice Worm Club. President Limpiu Grouse Guild,
 Etc, etc., etc.
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-14
BACK ACHE
umboI Up with Penstrating Hamlins 8 Wizard on

A harmless and effective psepara- tion Co relieve Che paus ot Rbguma- usm Sclrca Lame Back and .um- bago is Hamlins Wizard on !t Dcn- etrates quickly irres out soreness, and lmbers up stt aching joints and muscles
 You have no idea how usctu. it win be found iu cases 0t every day aiiwcnt oT m.shln when there iS need 1t am immediate healing anti- septic application as Iu cases ot spraius bruises. cuts. burns bites and sting,
 Get it from druggists tor 90 cents. IL not satisfied return thc bottle and get your money back
 Ever coustipatcd or have sick heldachcs lust try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant littie pink pills, 50 cents. Guaranteed
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-14
AIARGARITA w
March c. 1919.

March 2, 1919. Miss Marearita W,
 Seattle. Wash
 My Poor Misguided Lamb:
 Yours of thc lst came rom9iug along ou steamer which paused hero ou its way north yoste- eve. Please accept my congratulations on coming Go thc fountain head of knowledge in Alaska for iuiorma- uou That is one thing the writer Ek,s about himself. He Is replctc u information concerning the Broad. White North and he Is never so happy as when diffusing it es- pcc'auy when a deserving -if hair ! less young lady is on the receiy- ing end. Young women from the Everglades of Florida to wi,hin thc shadow of che North Pole have s1bbed out their sorrows on my shoulders for moro years than ! care N1 confess and they have always experienced a relief from my ad- mouiuous and ministratious.
 But what ! started Co suggest was chat you secure a tock-hammcr (any .rsguIarly ordained hardware store has thoml and take Che remaining hairs ou your head each and sever .g.ly and tap it gently but firmly thus driving it la firmly and he ourcly. Then smear thc entire dome with Lcpage's glue and forget about .if for-wcll. say two or three weeks by which time thc hair will be firmly rooted and little birds will once more warblo their merry lays from Che ridgcpolc of your heart The most approved manner by which Che glue can be removed 's by de. cap.tatiou. but the fact will remain that Che hair will stay with thC head
 Your ambition to come to Alaska is worthy one and, in the event or your coming will cndeayor tC secure a pleasant and. at the same time. remmerative position for you . understand the secretaryship of tbc Ladies Auxiliary of the Mule. shocrs' Union is to be vacant as soon as the present secretary can bring John to the point Of proposing, and ] could possibly secure the position for you.
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-14
NEWS NUGGETS
 FROM ALASKA
News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges, to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 Northland

A fro n a pile of atoyo-wooi at Fox last month required Che entire ! fire department ol that town to cz- tnguish. Tho men fought Che flames with snowbalIs and fire cH- . tuguishcrs. Six cords Of wood were burned
 Bob Henderson, discoycror Of gold in the Klondikc. is mining at 5l
 Bonaza this winter Hc visited DuD, son for few days recently but did
 not stay long. going hanE to his claim, where it i8 thought he win
 take out good pay
 Mrs. Katherine Faily who came
 Go the Kloudikc before Che rush and
 lived iu Dawson for many years,
 died recently at Fairbanks. where she has been living for some time
 She was SO years old and a native ol
 Ireland. She was well known to an
 old timers by her Irish wil
 There is now about SNU.UUU worth of liquor in Yukon Territory The proposition has been made to the Canadian government to take t over at cost price plus interest, so that Che liquor men win not lose on account of thc Territory going dry Inc is not yet known what win be done.
 In Che Whitchorso stars writc-up of Che sEauay fromouH Wwaiu- |tou's birthday dance. che papcr says that lemonade and c'arot punch
 were served during tho evening The slugway Grcmcu mus. hc good rust- lcrs if they can get thc principal ingredient of clarct punch tn skagway Che homo Of prohibition. Prospcctors ou lower Coldarcam, in thc interior country. are to receive Iassistaucc in locauug Che plyuoah Iby the railway commission It is uo. intended that Che prospcctor be |grubstallcd or given money. but the | governments instructions to thc IccmmIssion are Co give Che men go |Wt whenever possible in thc haul | ing of heavy supplies where thorc |arc no regular frcirt roads
 Gen. Sam Steele, who commanded |thc R. N W. M D. posts at .ho summits of White and Chilcool passes in 1898 and acted as magis- trato and had charge of Che customs of thc Yukon during lsas-gg, died
 iu London recently. He had a long and cvcutul career and fought magy
 engagements with Che Indians tn Canada while in command of th. mounted police. Uo made a rrca.
 record in the South African war Ir
 was mightcd by thc king and had many marks ol distinction ahowcrci
 upon him lie was called "A sol- dicr of thc plains Che greatest
 rough rider of them all."
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-14

Tho Cordovu Home Guards are Co have a band
 The Anchorage Labor Temple was recently burned down.
 The Yukon Council meets for its annual session on April 8.
 The thermometer dropped to 41 below in Southern Yukon the latter part of February.
 Tho Cordoyo Times says there are la number of discharged soldiers there looking for work.
 It is reported that a new gold strike has been made on the Yukon river about 5O miles above Marshall City
 Dr. W. D'Arcy Chacc, a sourdough doctor of Alaska, has located at Cor doya and will practice medicine there
 Capt. Chos. E Biukloy formerly we'll known Yukon river navigator. was married to Mrs. Peggy Brown at San Francisco recently.
 There are about 40 or 90 persons engaged in mining and prospecting in the salchokct district, which is in the vicinity of Fairbanks
 Eleven scholars of the high school and eighth grades of the sheldon Jackson school ot sitka have made applications for citizenship.
 Signs of spring were evidenced n Dawson thc latter part of February when the pussy willows began Co bud and Che small boys started play ing marbles.
 The Lighthouse Canucry at Cor dova this sasou will be operated by local people headed by W. R Hil- Icry. formerly president of the Bank of Alaska ot that place.
 "Chub" Douglas. who was in the Toloyaua stampede, and at one time resident Of Douglas Island. Is at Camp Mills. New York. He win come West as soon as he receives his discharge from the army He has had several good scraps since joining thc army
 Robert Rcddic5. discoycror of thc Rcddick placer field, received a broken arm and many bruises re- gently while working on his claim, which is about n miles east of Whitchorsc. Tho accident was caused by che breaking of one of the uprirhts on the windlass with which he was hoisting gravel and tbc rapidly revolving handle of thc wiudlass struck him. Although i'm severe pain, he was able to harness mp his dog team, and with the aid of his team hc reached home.
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-14
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Seattle Wash. March |, 1919. Honorable Elmer J. White,
 Former Editor-n-Chicf Of Che
 Jacksonville Eyc-Opcucr, White
 horse Weakly Star and Douglas
 Isolated News, Juneau Alaska. Dear Stroller:
 am advised by thc Alaska Bureau that you can supply me with inform auou regarding employment in Al- aska. Nou should see me workD Undoubtedly my request is quite uu- usual. as don't suppose there are uaIf enough people really to keep business going. | am willing Co do my bit Co help Alaska. at least until you get enough people up there Go dispense with my services.
 My real interest iu Alaska was started into action after seeing the display ol umips. cahots, wheat strawberries ou exhibit in thc Alaska Bureau. If those things could be grown m Nlaska, SO could other things. argued !.
 IJs long story, Iu outline the high lights Early iu thc Fall of trr year 1918 ! was exposed Co the Fm and being by nature. adapiible. ! accepted Che Flu as a matter of course. lay low for a couple ot weeks and at Che end of that time mustered enough strength Co walk two blocks tu thc ear and return Co work. lt |. rcercttabIc Co recall how busi- ness. employing at least 4o other .oes. had suffered by my absence. ,ud just when ! had begun Co feel tnc glow of returned vigor and health. great melancholy foll upon mr My hair was Fluiug Raven locks that had been my pride and had been want Co cover my shoulders like a mantle were parting from rGe.r mooriuss at che slightest ogi- ..rou of comb. thought at first. t was merely seasonal shedding u. rlc oId Go make place for thc Lew but Io, from Che draughts on my dome know that there win ne vas. stretches ot uuoccupied sur u.e One cannot remain before the public without something. other hau uuc's hat. Co cover ouc's dome Therefore. because believe my hair win grow. like Che uruips. iu Alas t. and because am sure ! should ...I less conspicuous u Alaska than tn Seattle ! want Co go North.
 am sure you win help me. A man of your position inevitably helps Che needy So ] hope you win be ab,r Go place me as your private secretary. Otherwise. | might be a rme.Eccnor iu a mine preferably II. .tope where my hair would not hc eousuiruousIy lackius My sal- .rg urst bc suu.ccicut Co meet my remr,rameu,al moods On account O. rbc Taku winds. of which ! have hcrrd. ! should prefer iudooor work mu my hair rcsaIus its moor.ngs. incidentally. iC you know of any uuuibIc hair rcstorcrs, ] should ap- nrecIate 10 1T you would forward thc uam. ! have already tried six but tbc results Of each after one nights usc have been entirely unsatistac- tory. have six others ! intend Co u.r next week if | do not discover something more effective before that umo Ono iu your position invari- ably hears of something good In every line. u'cst-cc pas2
 Awaiting your reply with confi- I.nro.
 MARGARITA W.
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-14

Th cold Russian trading post that was situated on tho main street of Sitka has been razed Co thc ground. 10 was constructed of huge logs and was Che most conspicuous remains Of Che Russian occupation of Alaska. In recent years thc structure has been che home of thc Sitka Trading Company, but more recently has only been occupied iu part by a curio store Decay of thc building and damage to is foundations by thc heavy rains Of last fall made Che building unsafe.
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-14
BIG HAUL

Word was received at Che office of Che United States marshal at Val dcz that Deputies Evans and Burke ou Feb. 2Sth raIdcd Che Northern pool room at Seward. the Overland hotel. owned by Ed Whittemore and Leo MarEulcs, and the transfer barn owcud by Hobcn & Davis, and found lO3 quart bottles. twelve onc-gallon dcmjohns' six two-gollou demiiohns and seven fivc-Eullon kegs of liquor u Whittcmorc and Morgulcs' place.
 In the place of business of Hobcn G Davis were found lSG quart bot ties and two fiyc-gallon kegs of whisky and one twenty-five gallon keg Of rum.
 The offenders an pleaded guilty Of violating the prohibition law in Che commissioner court. and each was fined Sl.OGO. Tho officers wired Co thc Che marshal here that they believe they have broken up the booueggIng ring
 The defendants arc an prominent iu Seward business affairs Ed Whit t,morc is town councilman and president ol thc Seward chamber Of commerce. Harry Hobcn is Che mayor of Seward.
 J. M. White and his son George have been arrested for making liquor from raisius at Anchorage. Eight barrels of mash were found in their possession. They have been bound over Co Che grand jury. Cordova Times.
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-14
NOTICE OF SALE

Tha pu O a m h axe n 10 a 1 n | iy of ska u O. said y od t c O cu n W t am l on he a " t tn m lay 70 la h O
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-14

"sITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modations, American or European plan For terms apply Co Dr. L. F.. Goddard. Sanitarium. Alaska.-Adv.
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-14

ru- tHe best and u.atost job print ing. com. fl Che EeHs uI..c
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-14
Northern Light Rc5ckah Lodge No. 1
PLAN0 TUNER

GEORGE ANDERSON Expert
 -" E... experience. U.sh Grade Uut.. and Piano. tor SuIc and Um Address UHE ggl Juneau ruun. Ifs
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-14
FERRY TIME CARD JUNEAU FERRY G NAVIGATION
 COMPANY
 Fare lj Gents

Leaving Juneau fog Douglas. Tread
 well and ThWe
 l.IH .. I.fH n. m. #a..H ..m. t.UH D. m I-.f- 2. m. a.au p.m H..HH 2. m. If.fH D U SIur... night. I."N a. m. Leaving Douglas for Treadwcl and
 Thne
 rgr .. m. f.-r D. m H.f- a. r.. r.T5 a. m. Ig.aH n. w. H.fH D. w. a.I- n. .m IL..- D. m. SaurIH. rsH.. I.I1 a. m. Leaving Douglas tor Juneau N.E" u m s... '. m. tTU.-a H.m. t.-5 u.u. HI.IH n.m. fNs-- u.m. f.gs u. u. r..HH u. .m. Saturday uieht i.55 a. m. Freight NII he accepted suhIset to change without notice
New-York tribune., 1919-03-24
Anti Drug Act Failure,
Asserts DIR. Hamilton

DIR. James A. Hamilton, Commission
er of Correction, declared yesterday
that tho narcotic act now governing
the traffic and prescription of drugs
could be 20 easily evaded or safely via.
lated that as All instrument designed
70 eXpunge, the drug habit its value
was virtually negative.
Does tho narcotic act now in forre
generally measure up to expectations %
and Does the act creating narcotic
commission in any way curb the hah-
~ t' were questions propounded to Dr..
Hamilton. ~
after a careful analysis of the law
the answers are obviously mo-" an
swered DR.. Hamilton. ain the 6rst
place the law does not limit the physi.
clan IN the amount he may prescribe
honest physicians know that ten grains
of morphine or ten grains Of heroin is
enough for any addict-in fact. more
Than enough. Would it not, therefore
be a good idea to place limit on the
amount
THE law says n physician may pre-
scribe fivc grains of cocaine, thirty
grams of opium, six grains of codeine
ana four grains of morphine upon ar,
unofficial prescription blank These
are known as lawful quantities. What
Is to prevent the physician from writ
ing prescriptions for the same patient
several times n day? Or why may he
not write several prescriptions for law.
iui quantities for each patient each
day2"
New-York tribune., 1919-03-24
Tuckaohe Woman
Found Dead i'm Taxi:
Severely Bruised
Ernest Fritz, Companion on
Tour of Cafes, Arrested
While Bending Over Body
In Road Near Bronx River

taXicab at Ncwhall and Roscdalc
Avenues, The Bronx, short distance
from the Bronx River, early yesterday
morning attracted the attention Of Mo
torcyclc Patrolman Leis, who found
Ernest Fritz, Of Tuckahoc, bending
over the dead body Of Mrs. Florence
Coync, OF Tuckahoc, begging her to
speak.
At Fordham Hospital, to which the
policeman forced Fritz to drive, Dr.
Barrow said the woman had died Of
hemorrhagc.
According to the police, Fritz, who
is married, said he met the woman by
appointment saturday afternoon. They
dined at the opolitan Hotel, he
said, and later visited numerous cafes.
They were on the way home to Tucka-
hoe, when she clipped to the floor Of
the car, he said.
Fritz was arraigncd before Magis-
trate Tobias on a short affidavit and
was held without bail for examination
Wednc sday. Medical Examiner Ken
nard Of Bronx County, who performed
an autopsy, said that, although death
had resulted from a hcmorrhage, there
were bruises on the woman's face and
breast, her jaw and nose were broken
and the prints Of tingcrnails were inn
pressed upon her shoulders and head.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-24
Sale Women s
Charming C0tUns

Paris inspired modes Of
Poiret TaOilI and Tricotine-
$47.5O to S79.5O for sos to
$115 grades.
Every gown in this pur-
chase Ca little less than one
hundred frocks) is a fashion
note inspired by Paris in it's
new Spring mood.
The modes are charming
Lanvin, Bulloz and Cheruit
have been copied, not only in
general silhouette, but in
every small detail that makes
a fine frock fine.
In Poiret twills, and tricotine
of remarkably beautiful quality
really wonderful material. In
silhouette and individuality they
are as lovely as any gowns we
have seen this Spring.
The embroidery with which
many of these frocks are made
so Infinitely smart is most ex-
quisitely done and in wonderful
colors.
The careful inside finish, the
flesh colored lining, the beauti-
full quality Of inside betting, all
give additional proof of the very
high quality of these frocks.
Mostly in midnight blue, with
heavy satin and other contrast
ing material. Several models in
beige.
Second floor, Old Building.