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The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

Mrs. J, ~. Moody ien on Monday
for ~. Louis for . visit With tytssdA
She will b gone probably for .
month or two.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

limited number OF large baskets
and blooming cyclamen at the Woods
Floral Store. Your selection will be
reserved until Christmas morning.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

All kinds of candy novelties al
Diamond Randy Kitchen.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20
SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Howard enter
,ain~d . fow friends =, dinner ON
last Sunday.
DR.. Skinner Was greeted by a
large congregation At tho Prcsby-
,ariAn church on last sunday morn
ing and those who were fortunate
enough to be- there heard one Of the
best and strongest sermons he has
delivered since he took charge.
The regular four o'clock service
was held At the EpiscOpal church
last Sunday. the Rev. Stanafield
speaking on the Second Coming Of
Chris" to . small but earnest con.
ErsGstion. Rev. Stansfieid IL .
speaker we'll worth hearing and ws
are sure that II the people would
would soon be regular In their At
tendance At tho little stone church.
Services arc held regularly each
Sunday at four O'Clock.
Miss Grace Anderson. Miss Mary
Orr and Wesley Anderson were WIS.,
itors from Alamoaa on Sunday after
noon. Miss Anderson IL . student
In tho San Bernadino. California
high school and 10 only At homo for
the holidays. She will leave for
California the first week In January.
Miss Marybeile Hawkins was the
hostess At . shower given in honor
Of Mrs. George Nichol on Saturday
evening last A great many beauti-
full gifts were showered on the bride
and the guests present were the
Misses Gladys Taylor. Fay Minsus.
Helen Chapman. Gene Garrett. LII
liam Wright. Pauline Wright. Marian
Hecker. Florence Kennison. Fay
Spurlock and Mesdames June Pow
ell. Mabel Wright. Chas. Mcintosh.
Gladys Overmyer and Rosemary
Mccoy. Miss Marybeii was assisted
by her sister. Miss Roma Hawkins,
and II was an occasion to be remem-
bered with much pleasure by those
present. Delicious refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stow OF the Stow
Wood Mercantile company enter
tained at dinner on Sunday last. their
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Swart and
Mr.. and Mrs. FELTON,.
Social news is not very plentiful
this week. owing to the nearness OF
the Christmas festivities.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

Fay Bonden Of Center has gon,
to Salina, Kansas. for q short visit
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

The oips family ar, moving ,.,.
the hosss formerly occupied BY "A. a.
W. n. Cartsrs. 'A'
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

Social news is not worry plentiful
this week. owing to the nearness OF
the Christmas festivities.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Stow Of the Stow
Wood Mercantile company enter
tained at dinner on Sunday last. their
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Swart and
Mr.. and Mrs. FELTON,.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

There will be q dance at the Wood
men hall on Christmas Eve. the mu-
sic to be furnished BY Heller and
Akcrs. A good time IL anticipated
and everybody will attend.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Howard enter
,ain-d . fow friends At dinner oil
last sunday.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
LEGION BOYS NICTORS
Cny our Sporting Editor)

10y tul HlNl tliS l-NlN'l
In oue of the best football games
seen in Jerome for number Of years
the Legion football team took the
Gooding college team into camp
Thanksgiving day by the score Of
- to e.
Gooding's only touchdown was
scored at the commencement of the
second quarter. when a forward pass
by Mac Quivey was intercepted and
carried the length of the field in a
lvo-yard run by the speedy Rosen-
baum. This was the only time the
Legion goal was i'm any danger what
ever. the Goodine boys being entirely
outpiayed in every departmet of the
game
shortly after the touchdown by
Gooding. the lighting blood of tho sol
aicrs was aroused and in hard.
smashing straight football carried tho
ball over the Gooding goal line for
touchdown. tioing the score at siN
all Early in the second half tho
local boys again secured the hill in
the middle of the field and started
another triumphant march towards
the enemys goal line. Vaughn. Bur
dick and Thorcson alternating in
Smashing through the Gooding line
for from five to fifteen yards at q
time. With the ball yard from the
goal. Vaughn again bucked and pillow
Cd his way through for the hna
touchdown and victory.
For the local boys it is hard i'
pick out individual stars. every mar
playing his part to finish. and whi''
the spectacular work goes to the cred
II of the backfeld, the boys i'm ih'
line helped make the gains possible
by opening up wide and handsome
holes i'm the Gooding line. 1he entire
backGeld could be counted on for
gain. but when a yard or two wa
needed. on the last down. Waugh
was called upon and never failed It
make the needed yardage. The opel
field tackling of Rice Vaughn am
Thoreson was a feature while IN
gram. Kief and Laird broke throueI
time and again to throw their oppon
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
JEROME LIB WILL MOVE

Friday evening last was the reg
ular business meeting night of ths
Jerome club. and at this session some
rather important steps were taken
1t was voted to turn over to the
jerome post of the American LeGio'
the funds. less expenses to be paid.
remaining in the hands of the com
mitiee on arrangements for tho
Home Comig celebration. As the fly
ing machine did not arrive. and tho
money could not be used to pay
for this attraction. there will roWaiN
in me committees treasury $1,000.
or almost that amount. after the re-
naming expenses have all been Paid
And as this money was raised to give
the returned men and their friends a
good time. and having partially fail
ed to do SO. the members of the Jo-
rome club thought it would he iit-
ting disposition of the remaining
funds to donate it to the boys whc
saved the nation. not for their per
sonal use. but to help equip and Per
petuate the organization.
1t was voted to move the c'ul
rooms to the ground floor of the new
brick building belonging to the Je
rome Plumbing & Heating comanN
which is almost completed. and vii
be ready for occupancy about Decem
ber 10th. The new home will be
SOAPS feet. and the front readini
room will be partitioned of from th'
rear amusement room. This hom'
will be modern in every particular
and perhaps some new furniture VII
he purchased All the best periodical
will be kept on the tables, and it vii
be pleasant place for the busines
men and their friends to drop in.
J. W. Johnson YVES elected to mem
bership at this meeting.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
DELINQUENT TAXES BECOME \
LIEN AGAINST YOUR PROPERTY

Don't let them go by Decembe
10th, 1919, and pay at the rate o.
~ per cent a year. The banks won't
charge you over 10 per cent if yor
have to borrow the amount to pay
your taxes.
We cheerfully invite every tav
payer to come in and check up hi
taxes. You may have bought thi
summer since your property was as
aessed. and think the other fellow
may pay the taxes; it's TO your liz
terest as owner OF the property t'
see that the taxes have been paid
The fact that you may not nave re
ceived a notice does not prevent YOU
taxes from going delinquent.
Come and see if your taxes are al
paid up and your title clear even i
you haven't owned your property
month. !. d. WARD.
Dec. 4-1S Tax Collector
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
COUNCIL DOINGN

At the meeting of the Guy ''""
,u Monday evening city N''or""
uou was instructed to draft a cur
fow ordinance. which will h' enacted ,
nc soon as it is prepared ana WIN
hocome effective as soon as pu''''"
od Now you Kids, youH nave '
behave hereafter.
At this meeting a fire engine ""'
purchased of the American-H'' '''''
Fire engine company for the Su" % %
ca o5O. and street spr'nN''
,bo sum of $3.50. II may 7''''
~ IN, of money to spend for '"'.
nurrosos. but it must be rem'"O'''.
,hot tho fire engine will soon pay
i,s.lf i'm reduced insurance '''''
s,dos giving us the security "h"'". ,',.,
loss nv fire: and that the sl''''"'
,s necessary to keep dow" '"'
and TO keep the bottom iro" 7','' ,n,
out Of the streets which are "'
saved.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
SCHOOL NOTES

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Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
Next Years Work.


Continuance of work already be-
gun over a larger territory. In addi-
tion to this we shall provide:
Nursing Service
To visit and do follow-up work in
the homes of all tuberculosis cases
reported.
To make survey of the migratory
consumptives in Idaho to have them
properly cared for and to prevent
their spreading infection broadcast
through the state.
To promote the employment OF a
county public health nurse in every
county III Idaho.
To secure school nurse for every
town or school district in the state.
Clinics
The association. through its field
service. will seek to establish Clinics
for the examination of tuberculosis
and suspected tuberculosis cases in
various counties throughout the
state. and to establish chilli welfare
clinics or the promotion of child
health i'm the communities.
Opcn Air schools
Tha association will actively work
TO secure oprr air schools for the
undcrrcurisncd and physically handi-
capped children to give them the
health of normal children. their
rightful heritage
Day nd Recreation Camp for In
cipiont Cases of tuberculosis.
This camp will provide rest recre-
alton and nroper food and nursing
care TO- those in the incipient stages
of the disease This camp will be 9
prevent o~ium for the arr, It of the
disease before it gets frn grip on
the patient
County Public Health ORGANIZATIONS
The state association will promote
the organization of county publi'
health units in each county in The
state
If YOU 'hink this is h,'pful anC
necessary work buy Rcd Cros.
Christmas Seals
or tho s45.0OO.Oo quot for th'
state Il Idaho. ninety per cent is e
he used Lcre in the state and onh
ten nev cent given to tho Nationa
Red Cross. Each district Of the stat
Is t. kcel part Of its Quo.a for it
own health work. SO in buying thes
seals you are contributing to tn
health of your own commui ity.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
KILLED BY TRAIN

Monday morning Robert Osborne
received teleaaam from Murray
vale. Illinois. VIII T. read as follows
"W!liam killed ~ u;in this mort
ha Answer" The message refe'-
- to Ni Osnoin~', broihcr. ea
10 particulars We're given as to tho
manner in which the accident hap
peucd. but it is natural to s-ppose
he was rnn over Ly the train as h
was drivi.g 20 nis work which h.
did every morning Mrs Osborne has
been in Mp' uyvilie visiting for some
time. ana Nr Osncone will he un-
able to attend the funeral
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
WILL PERFECT ORGANIZATION
tO-OPERNTINE MERCANTILE CO.

Tuesday at M, compahy's office a
.tork holders meeting was held io
consider ihe 'ormaflon OF the propos-
ed mercantile company n which
stock has hcen recently sold There
We're hc,vecn 200 and 300 present
at this meeting. and IL was announced
that BOG iioerent people ia The ,icia-
ity oi Jerome have already purchased
stock in 'h. new concern
The second segregation Was diN1
cd into sections. aul in ,arh section
a commr'c, WAS appointed 20 meet
.nith tho cara board tomorrow to
formulate plans and perfect the or
ean.zat.or
Members o' 'he Canal board went
to Hazciton Yesterday o. learn wheih
80 the stock holders and farmers OF
The first segregation desired 70 have
the organization extend 20 Chat par
~ the county
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
IN THE DISTRICT COURT

The case of George Murphy vs n
n Callen. .u which the plaintn sued
the defendant for possession OF some
cattle witch it was claimed We're
bought a. % party Who had no right
70 sell ihrm. .as decided IN favor
Of the defendant which means that
Callen keeps the cattle
Tuesday az noon the case OF Lind
rs Hollad and wife was finished The
court used the jury ia AN advisor,
capacity 10 this case. and the jury
found yerdic, for the plaiuun
Wednesday noon the case which
involved The estate OF Joseph schnce.
berger. deceased was finished SO far
as action iu open court al this time
is concerned u 5 Fraser. sr was
the administrator OF this estate. and
had appealed the case from the pro
bate court The attorneys gre now
required 10 furnish certain briefs
before final decision Is made
The case OF Frank Bruckncr VS..
the Land < Water company is now
being tried
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04

years "i the Nsi. h.s ended in five
present re-Aciion aa org, of brazen
selI-lndulgene, at the YER. momoo,
when the ew bu Is pres m.a mr
payment"
MI "arhure's warning may uon
be token to hear For five won,
irodu zion was h.lcd excepting a..
war purposes. CONSUMPTION ,o,n
exceeded production and the publ..
has not ye, aroused itself. as i, su,,l.
must to realization Of the truth ,
statement that the longer this condi.
Ilon is permitted to exist the mor.
terrible viii the consequence. bo ,o
ALL Capital can no longer be decj-
mated nor labor be deprived of on.
ploymcnt through This present slack
erism Of peace with production cur.
tailed and cost. alarmingh increased
without bringing about a .hao,i,
condition which nnl bee seized ppou
by baokers of boisAeeism 10 usher in
their long dreamed oft direct nt...
upon Amerlc.ni.m
The iuiF oi ll classes is plain
10 join hands iu ID constructive. con
senautc program OF r-musmcn,
and reconstruction This duty s.
especially urged apon The recklo..
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04

crts for loss. The boys deserve
credit for the spirit in which they
entered and played the contest, with
out having had sufficient training.
or practice, but in spite Of this hand
leap, determined to win. They play
ed a hard, clean, sportsmanlike
game, even in the face Of proyokil g
actions and unsportsmanlike taci,cs
of some of their adversaries. AS .
team, and as individuals, they we're
q credit .C themselves, to clean spcr'
and to the community Clean sport.
Ich as was demonstrated by the
boys of the locol Legion in the game
Thanksgiving is credit TO the ei
tire community ana It is hoped that
the boys Will continue their athlete
activities through the winter by or.
ganizing a champion basket bal
team.
The following is the lineup OF The
team that spoiled the record of tn
GoOding bunch
Il
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
THE SLACKERISM or PEACE

The world today is living iu
iool's paradise. based upon fictitious
wealth. rash promiscs and mad ulH-
sions That ia the conclusion OF Paul
Warhurg who wae vice governor Of
the federal reserve board during tho
war. after a painsiaking invcstira
'ion Mr. Warbure is not taking q
pessimistic Wow or tho situation ucc
essarily He merely issued feN
words OF warming and rests in 'ho
belief that the sober sense OF Tho
American people will assert itsolf 60
bring about a sane and safe adjust
mont In other words. that Ameri
cans will denate their ideas and got
down 10 earth
Mr. Warburg points out that pro
longed disregard Of sound economic
principles will wreck business enter
prses as we'll as governments To
issue government obligations or cur
rency for the purpose OF paying idllne
men or for providing below cost such
things as transportation or food or
Tor covering extravagont military or
other expenditures IS an insane bust.
ness practice that. sooner or later
must lead to fuin and bankruptcy
every coutry indulging in such prac
tices."
Putting II another wy. just III
proportion as government goes into
inc business Of serving the public II
any manner below cost" as various
plans propose. and most OF then
would run far below cost 40 taxa
ton would have to be increased
which, with slack production an'
idleness. and Indifference in the as
surance OF being taken care or
would produce chaos and ruination.
The public. Mr.. WGrburg point
out. has left the safe paths of'thril
and launched into the devious chah
hels of reckless extravaganza Ih
ease with which largo amount o
appreciated money can be earned III
declares, "hes diminished respec
Tor money and the eagernes
TO save. A Willingness to subordih''
or sacrifice ones wishes end pleasure
to the greater advs ntage of the coun
try, splendidly manifstcd during III
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
,oryTy ROAD BONDS
Wv ELECTION DECEMBER -

r.owhere r this paper appears 81
notice. under the heading Of
p"' p,issionei. Proceedings. ." tell
ho pnblir that there will be an
,'.,,op in Jerome county on Satur-
nscember 27th. three weeka
,-.m next Saturday. TO determine
thor the county commissioners
,.n sell negotiable bonds to III,
~onnt Of $4,000. the funds to be-
,-.,,ed from same to be used for
.o,d and bridge building in jerome
.oupty The particulars are clearly
:, forth IN the notice. which you
-. urged to read. and il is not nee
s..ary to 60 into details in this news
item
A, was explained la an article
.,i,,e. by Commissioner Atwood and
.,,sted in these columns some week F.
.go the money will perhaps not all
hs used az present and the bonds
rln be sold as the money Is needed.
M interest accruing until the bonds
arc sold But it is necessary TO have
tho bonds voted aud ready 10 sell. I'm
order to be- in position TO receive
tse state anl federal aid when such
"a haeorfa- available Road. and
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
HIGHWAY DISTRICT NEWS

on Monday the Jerome Highway
district let the contract to Sam Sm''n
for grading and hard snria''nE inc
two miles of road running nor'n
rrom the city limits on Lincoln ave
.no MIR smith began plowing yes
,.rday This road will have a crave
surface. ., 49,,
the road from the west city hm'''
to the depot.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04

The Opfnlisi

"Pd rather be a booster
Than a knocker any day;
Id rather tinge with hope than doubt
The words have 20 say;
ia rather miss my guess
OF another mans success
lhan to view his bitter struggle
And prophesy his fall.
lhan Hes going when Pm summing
Up the labors of my brothers.
would rather boost them all"
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
MODERN wOODNIEN. ATTENTION

On Tuesday evening. December 81.
the camp viii hold their annual clc,-
ton OF officers and an the member
are urged 20 bo present al that time
II u. COOK. clol
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
LOOK WHO'S HERE


Arrivals at the North Side Inn for
the week:
L. c. Ferguson. Boise; J Darling.
Chicago: W. j. Smith. Noise; l..
Howard. New York; Geo. Dabritz
Chicago; Harrn Talbert. chi Ego; r
b. Wells. Denver. w T. Fay. Jeffer
son. Arizona: J. II. Gibbo. 8. Troy
Kansas: F. c. Neal. Denver; w. l.
Long. Portland: w II. Partcl Mime
apolis: Chas. Kaefer Salt Ike
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
Yours ve~y truly.
HENRY NJ. Hal.

Owing to the rect that the coun-
ell can not assist with the library eX-
penses at present the Civic club is
forced to finance il and will put Oh
a tag day on this coming Saturday
afternoon to raise funds for lihrar
ian's salary. etc
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
CITY ATTORNEYS DECISION
REG lRDING CITY LIBRARY
TO the Mayor and Council Of the City
of jerome

TO the Mayor and Council of the city
of Jerome
The Public Library
Gentlemen: According to the ST.
tuiea in effect 1T this time the cour-
ell has the power to levy an annuol
tax rot exceed 'ag two mills on the
dollar to constitute a library fund.
TO be kept aepar, tely from other
funds.
A public library established is to
be 20, arned by g board of five direc-
tor. Of which not more than one
member of the council shall be di
rector. Vacancies are filled by the
council
The library bo. I'd. once esteb blish-
I'd. have the exclusive control of all
unds faised by tax levy. and make
fho rules needed for its government
except that the approval of the coun-
cil is required or the lcase or cree
tion of an appropriate building Mon
ey is withdrawn from the treasury
on proper voucher of the board o.
directors
The public library apparently is tC
be first established before tho boar,
comes into existence However. be
fore any money can be expended OF
that purpose the necessary approri
aiions must first have been made b!
the council. as it hes not power t'
draw warrants where no approrpria
tion has been made.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04

Amusemet hall had two shows
during the past week abc,; which
we hear most tlattering remarks, Civ
en- by the Richardson a Talhert COM
pany.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04

During the first seven months ia
1919 the Idaho Anti-Tuberculosi.
association has accomplished the fol.
lowing:
Nursing Service
Association Nurses have:
Made health surveys in four coun-
ties
Visited twenty-nine counties on
health and tuberculosis work.
Visited forty-one towns on public
welfare work
Held ten health exhibits.
Held POP child welfare lettings in
different parts of the state
Conducted two courses in home hy-
giene and care of the sick.
Made 291 visits TO physicians and
institutional heads.
Made forty-one visits to schools.
Examined 1904 school children.
Found and helped 12I cases OF
open tuberculosis.
Made 134 talks on health and hy-
giene.
Field Service
The Field Secretary hes:
Made inspections and delivered il
lustrated public health lectures in
rorty-nine towns in the state.
Conducted an effective newspaper
publicity campaign on heath.
The Educational Service
Through the services OF the Exec
utive Secretary and the executive Of
fee with the co-oeration OF the State
Superintendent of instruction and the
state Department of Health:
5000 children have been given
systematic instruction in the ele-
ments of personal hygien" through
enrolment in the Modern Health
Crusade.
Red Cross Seals will Pay for Thi,
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04

Times Want Ads will sell any
thing from a tooth rick to q farm
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
RED CROSS SEALS PAID
FOR THIS YEARS WORK

During the first seven months in
1919 the Idaho Anti-Tuberculosi.
association has accomplished the fol
lowing:
, 1919-08-13
KILOGRAMS
ST. CKOIX STATION.

Washington, August 1st.-Ir was
knowAtoday at the White House that the
~rotocof0 the peace treaty which was
-. ~thE "ano+" late yesterday by the
President 1t lrNl, AN agreement that
the German treaty -" come into for
upon It's ratification by the III
ated powers and Germany, the prCtoLv.
TO the German peace treaty defining the
exceptions to the treaty, agreed upon
the memorandums exchanged between
the German and Allies plenipotentiaries
was laid before the Senate toGay-by Vice
President Marshal the protocol being ac-
companied by explanatory letters from
President Wilson and Secretary OF State
Lansing. The Protocol and the cores
pondence were referred t. the Foreign
Relations Committee.
Paris, Aug. 1st--The Polish Parlia-
ment yesterday ratified the German
treaty, and also the treaty for the pro
lection of minorities by a vote of 345
to As.
Washington, Aug. 1st-Two hundred
and seventeen American citizens have
been killed in Mexico since the end of
the regime Of President Poririo Diaz
on May 18th 1911, the Senate was in
formed today by Secretary Lansing in
response &c a resolution Dy Mr. King
of Utah for claims filed by American
citizens asking for damages because of
Mexican de%oredations.
Berlin, Aug. 1st-The White Book
published al Weimar today contains all
the documents relating to the period
from August 18th to November 18th
last, dealing with the peace offer of
the German Govt. and the armistice.
The Government said it decided upon
the publication of the d~ocun7ants be-
cause the people want to know the
truth.
Paris. Aug. 1st.-The Supreme Coun-
Gil yesteI day received a report from the
military commission at Versailles on the
situation a. Dantzig and Memel. 1t was