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Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03

FISHING SEASON Is
NOW AT ms BEST


HI
The Sawtooth National forest in
south central Idaho oners exception
al opportunities TO boy scouts, camp
ers. fishermen and tourists There
are unsurpassed scenery, excellent
fishing and hunting, modern camp
ing facilities, sixty or more lakes.
and over a dozen hot springs. Most
OF It's Interesting localities ere ao-
ccssibie to motorists There is ann
pie opportunity, however. for the
more adventurous TO explors the re-
mote regions by wagon .ad pack
outdts. Good camping PLACES abound
everywhere
Information from persons in the
vicinity indicate that fishing will be
Of the best about July and the
height Of the camping sesson is just
beginning The residents Of Snake
River valley and adjoining sections
who can get away for summer vaca-
tion viii miss golden opportunity
II they fail to take advantage ol
the natural recreationai resources so
near at hand Municipal camps ana
summer home sites under loug-term
leases are being arranged for by the
officials OF the U 5. Forest Service
The local forest officers stationed al
HALEY. Hin City. Ketchum and sol
der welcome inquiries regarding the
fishing, camping and road conditions
rhey can also give directions for
reaching the various points and adj
ic as 10 outfits necessary.
Pleasure seekers who visit the
forests are urged to bear in mind
that carelessness with fire may re.
NIT in immense damage to public
and private property. destroy the
natural beauty of the region, and
endanger human life.
By careful observance of the
following simple rules. everyone viii
DO his or her share to protect the
forest resources of the section
Don't drop burning match BE
sure it is out before throwing 10
away.
Throw pipe ashes. cigar and Gig
arctic butts iu the dust or dirt and
not info brush or leaves.
Build a small camp fire in the open
and not against Tree, log or near
brush. Scrape away the trash from
an around IT,
Never leave a camp fire without
putting it out with wate- or earth
If you find a fire. try TO pEa it out
or get word of Il TO the nearest for.
est ranger.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03
GROWERs EXCURSION
b aTJRDAA, JULY 18TH

<he harvest season rapidly
hg a good many farmers
ming to estimate the proba-
4 production. While con
nich have arisen ITO mater
&down the expected yield OF
great many farmers appur
M harvest a considerable
one farmer states. Idaho
'year may raise as much as
b a good year"
onditions which have pro
rop should be known by ev-
on the North Side Tract
We'll known fact that some
gar produce a good crop OF
the same land and under
conditions on which other
Nproduce only an inferior
Iall farmers could aQOpt the
BY which the leading grow
the average yield could be
ncroased. With this in view
b Bureau will hold "a wheat
Excursion on Saturday. July
Iiting the best wheat field
ract. Among the farms Wis
include those growing Dick
4 wheat procured hy the
,reau last spring Mr.. Shee
ronomist OF the Extension
ent OF the University Of Ida
be present to discuss the
OF the wheat production
rmors who viii take part in
nssion are 3. ID. Rigney
crop improvement organi
Ar Perry Dodd. who pro
ie record crop last year on
b. and AIR. Carl Erwin. Of
lls. who has bred up and pro
le Dicklow seed imported
county last spring.
put and attend the excursion
h neighbor and nnd out why
beon successful or why he
'd. Give him the benefit OF
b experience. The date for
Irsion SIS Saturday. July -.
viii be expected 10 furnish
Tn means.of transportation
btlessly there will Dee room
\ one who cares TO go. Cars
'e the court house at $3.50
morning
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03
cultural SPECIALISTS
rOMlNG 10 AID FARMERS

Following from tho Extension
bn Of the University OF Idaho
y here ON Farm Bureau work
dates glvenrs''
~. Il. Bennett. potato special
|rticuliurist. on July 49,.
William Kerr. hog specials
1y $40.
sheehan. agronomisi. on July
b..
Fncrs wishing 70 consult them
Pfd to special problems should
|word at the Farm Bureau OF.
h Jerome mir Bennett while
|rill visit plots OF potatoes
for certified seed Mr.. Kerr
|figh up hogs on seven or eight
ent farms as a demonstration
Fer feeding methods. Mr. shee-
omes to inspect for cortiacation
|0o acres OF Dicklow wheat
from seed imported by the
Bureau last year
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03
F1 -
AliNi SERIOUSLY BROKEN

Last Saturday while craukihg his
car in front OF the hin Garage w
y. Baker was SO unfortunate as TO
have hit arm very badly broken and
fractured. IL seems that when he
cranked the. machine it fen into gear
and started forward. backing him up
against the building lie tried TO
stop the car with his hand. To- protect
his body, and his elbow was pushed
up against the building. with the re-
suit that the fractured ends of the
bones we're forced TO protrude out OF
the skin Ne was iakeh to the hos
pital az Twin Falls. and latest re-
ports state that he is doing fairly
wen, although his wrist win perhaps
always De stin
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03
HOLD DELIBERATIVE SESSION

The city council on Tuesday even
ing held a special session which was
purely for deliberative purposes IN
working out the details Of the side.
walk and paving projects under way
of construction and being Considered.
There is to be an eighteen. foot
roadway paved on Lincoln avenue
and Main street from the ends Of the
II paved portions to the edge -
the city limits, thus conn, citing the
paved streets with the improved
roads of the highway district. 1t is
fully intended also to pave Avenue
A, but it is the opinion of the con-
tractor and engineer that there may
not be time enough this season 20
finish the eighteen foot roadway ard
Avenue A. The eighteen foot road
way is undoubtedly the more i'm
portant of the two, and if Avenue A
cannot be finished this year the work
Will be continued next spring.
At any rate with the miles of paw
ing and sidewalk which will actual
y be completed this year, and the
scores of new houses which are be-
ing built, Jerome will have made Il
pretty good showing even il Aven ae
A is not completely paved until next
year.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03
COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA
\ CONCERT AND SING

The Community orchestra will give
IT'S frst concert near the flag pole
in the South park next Sunday even
ing July 9th. beginning at 7:45 p. m.
All who like to sing and wish to en-
courage the community spirit are in
vited to secure khaki song books
now ready for distribution at the
North Side Pharmacy and TO be pres
ent Sunday evening.
Community singing is being done
extensively at present all over our
country. Look over the program
given below and note the sentiment
YOU can give voice to at a time when
SO many of the soldiers and sailors
have recently returned from service.
both in this country and from over
seas.
The following program will be
given:
March .. Community Orchestra
Star Spengled Banner .... Page a.
Hail, Columbia ..... Page %
Selection 49,. Community Orchestra
Home. Sweet Home .... Page IL
When Johnny Comes Marching
Home ................ Page 54
Home Agnin ........ ... Page p
Selection M Community Orchestra
Sailing ................ Page 40
4 I ifo ON the Ocean Wave Page o6
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03
ESTEEMED CITIZEN DIES
FROM HEART FAILURE

Last Saturday the community was
grieved 70 learn OF the sudden death
OF Byron Smith, who lived two miles
north and one-fourth mile west of the
city Mr.. and Mrs. Smith were pre-
pairing To come into town in their
auto. bringing with them onan
tity OF Strawberries aud their cream
can MT Smith had gone out to the
car to crank it and see if it was in
working order. and no doubt being
somewhat exhausted from the excr.
tion Of cranking the car, came back
INTO the house and sat down. MIS-
whe was carrying on conversation
with him, and suddenly he stopped
answering her remarks, and when
she turned TO see what was the mat
ter he was ia dying condition. pre-
sumably from heart failure as he
had had spells with his heart befor.
The deceased as sixty-one Noars
Old was a very highly respected .cn
izen, and leays wife and two daueh-
ters TO mourn his loss The funeral
WAS held from the home on Monda,
afternoon at one O'Clock and inter
ment was made in the Jerome GENE
terry.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03
D DIDN'T COME RACK

y Judge j. r. Keenan, Mon
tosed q fne and costs amount
|slo.O0 ul'on ]. Lawrence for
4 rife inside the city limii
ktion OF q ,ity ordinance
b a story about n cat. not
that came back. but one which
kser come beck. because She
n beneath The cold sod Mr
lce claims that "a eat belonging
m Ross. the shoemaker, had
Bling his chickens and ii o.
|prcycnt further dopredaiions
lhat line ho took his rino and
D. Aforesaid cat, with fatal
Tor the cat Mr. Ross insisted
he law had been brokon and
ded 10 swear out warrant
.hne and costs amounting 20
We're paid
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03
NOTICE

} North Side Canal Company
fd. IS now taking definite steps
+ line OF drilling wells on tho
and ine order that full data
|be at hand. every settler who
'irous Of n we'll is requested 20
|pplication Immediately at the
'of the company. go that a def
scheme Of drilling may be
ed out.
Pre- Is no change TO report this
IN the water situation. You Will
ptldcd promptly OF any decided
b IN conditions.
Fth Side Canal Company. Ltd,
BY r. z. SHEPHERD.
President
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03
KING. COLE" HTs JEROME

king Cole" king OF the news
boys. in making his third trip around
the world. stopped al Jerome last
FRIDAY headed'west Hs LEFT Dayton.
Ohio. without any money and Is
going to hobo it AN the way around
The ball He has been given the
floor in several state legislatures. and
was admitted into the White House
at Washington by secretary. eVl-
dence of which he hiss IN the form
of letters written ou official sta-
tionery. He expects Co write book
when he finishes this trip
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03
son EXPECTED HERE SOON

F. A. Nunamaker received tele-
gram Saturday from his son Roy.
who has recently come across from
the overseas service. stating that he
would arrive in Jerome perhaps the
latter part of the present week he
is now in Colorado visiting friends.
having been discharged from the
army several days ago. Mr. Nuna-
makers other son, Dwight. returned
two weeks ago from Colorado after
finishing his course in school.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03
WILL RE-EsTABLIsH BUSINESS

j. l. Ingram who was formerly
in the plumbing business in this city.
and whose business went 90 pieces
while he was in the overseas service
of his country. has decided 20 re-es-
tabliIh his ccacern in the near future
Ha is au excellent man ~ his line.
and S. sure TO have all the work DE
can do from the start ln faot Doc
has been urged 90 go back into bust
ness by numerous friends
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03

Thursday OF last week baby
daughter arrived at the home of
Sheriff and Mrs. z. B. White. and
the following day their son E. r.
junior arrived from overseas. II is
hard TO say which gave the parents
more JOY. the return OF their son
from the overseas service or the ar
rival OF their daughter whom the
had never met before.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03
SOMETHING DOING HERE

The paving and sidewalk construc-
tion work in Jerome is now on I'm
fun blast. every place you go you
see new buildings being started. 9TH
ers receiving the finishing touches
and all kinds Of improvements being
made On the whole ii looks like
the local people are filled with i'm
and enthusiasm which could only
result from an optimistic frame of
mind, backed up by circumstances.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03

Local democrats have received the
announcement that II. l.. Cummings.
chairman of the national democrail
committee, will speak TO the demo-
Gratis of this part Of the state in
Twin Falls on July 10Th at two
O'Clock. D. m. At FIRST it wasNot plan
nod for Mr.. Cummings 10 Nstop ''
Twin Falls. but later arraaeem'"''
have been made to that effect.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03
on BUYING TRIP

IA Armstrong viii leave tomor-
row for Chicago. New York and 9th
or ogstern citice on purchasing trip
Cor his store shortly after his re-
turn The new store building Is eN-
pected to be ready to receive the new
stock OF goods which he viii pun
chase ON this trim.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03
moNn cArE cHANGrs HANDS

This week the ownership Of .h'
Home cafe Ola Main street passr
from Mrs Taylor TO Mrs A. j TOR
ley. mothtr of Mrs. r. J Coats. Nrf
Turley haA moved over from Wendcl'
and has become a member of nsc
business fraternity of the cou o.
s.at. We hespoak or her much sue
cess in her undertaking.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03

Mrs W. ID. Baker. ho 7cc0mpan
id her husband to the hospital in
Twin Fails. has returned home an'
states that Mr.. Baker viii be able Co
come home Saturday.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03
WORK GOING AHEAD

Geo. IT, Nichols, who has ilie cone
tract for building the sidewalks in
Jerome. now has twenty men at
work and is finishing soon feet OF
walks each day.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03

The Glenn Crawford company wiz
nrosont "The Tiday Wave" in fou
bie acts-ont movieS-at Amuse-
mani hall Tuesday. July Sth. one
NIGHT only. Popular prices.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03

Prof Massey went to Ketchum
Thursday for a couple days outing
and visit with-fromer Jeromeites.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01
HOROSCOPE.
SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1918.

Kindly stars rule strongly today. ac-
cording to astrology. Jupiter, Mer-
curry and Venus are all in benehc as
pect. Mars and Uranus are slightly
adverse.
Under this direction leaders of men.
whether military. political or religious,
should benefit
1t is an auspicious rule for the pre-
sentation of plans that require large
money investment. Philanthropies and
charities should prosper during this
sway
Mercury is in a place forecasting
the greatest use of printed publicity
ever attempted. during the next year,
There will be as a result OF this libel
suits and bitter recriminations. the
seers declare.
Congress will find that the power of
Jupiter is manifested during the first
week OF the session when many meas
ures for the adjustment of after-war
conditions will be discussed judicially.
cast
This should be a most auspicious
day for all sorts of correspondence.
Love letters have a particularly favor
able aspect
Women are subject to the best pos
sible influences during this configura-
ton, which makes for their success
in both social and business enter
prises."
One OF the signs presages the per-
sistence of women in business and
professional ambitions and their gen.
eral training for vocations that will
take them outside the home.
War work which has enabled hus-
bands and wives to pursue indepen-
dent occupations for equal pay marks
the line of cleavage between old and
new customs. the seers declare.
The sway is encouraging for meet
ings of any sort and for friendly IN
tercourse. There is a promising d.
rection for all who make visits.
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the augury of a happy and prosperous
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01

Murray l. Clifford was a travelling
man before he came to Washington,
but when he saw this city he liked
it so much that he stopped travelling
and settled down right here. He says
he intends to stay here until Wash
ington gets the vote-and IL he left
then he would not have very long to
stay However, he is not thinking of
leaving.
Niagara County, New York. claims
Mr.. Clifford as native son. After
attending the public schools OF the
county he started on the road as a
salesman at the age OF 20. working
with various firms in the State. In
1906 he became connected with the
Yawman & Erbe Manufacturing Com
pany and was made manager of their
Washington office six years ago. He
has been in this city since 1905.
Mr.. Clifford is an expert on Office
filing systems, which is responsible
for his selection by the Yawman &
Erbe Company. This company manu-
factures both steel and wood fling
cabinets. and has fifteen branches in
this country and nine in Canada.
Few persons know that Mr.. Clifford
is a musician. specializing on the
bugle. In fact he does not know 1t
himself, but he nevertheless managed
to fool the members OF the Board of
Trade at their recent picnic at Ches-
apeake Beach. On this occasion he
held a bugle to his mouth while a
hidden bugler did the playing
Mr.. Gifford's motto is Fishing and
efficiency, but the greatest of these
is fishing" His favorite fishing
grounds are at Seneca. near Reilly's
Lock, on the Upper Potomac, and
folks say that few catch more bass
than he.
On the Board of Trade Mr.. Clifford
is treasurer Of the membership COM
mittee. He is an applicant for men,
bership in the new City Club. He
is married. and his home is at 1914
Decatur street
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01
Next October in WASHINGTON.

Tie biggest Washington will the
first meeting of the league penay
October.
LoydGorge will attend and perhaps Balour Churchill
Poncae Cmenceau possibly BOTH Orlando Sonnino from
Italy, and all the nations of the wodh the of
Germany and Austria and doubtless Russal be
the
Western Hemisphere.
The whole affair second only the Versailles Peace Con-
significance the world significance
the United States particular.
1t is early Washington begin preparations
this For the problem before
OF which should not be forgotten for a
For instance the question OF housing The city
how the thousands
from foreign lands that coming?
Arc going let them take their chances grand rush.
first first served principle
adequate preparations for hemespecay preparations for
them from the proheer?
Of the official delegations will be
govenmcn The city need about them
be thousands OF visitors from Europe, South
and China, we'll crowds OF sighsccrs
who will take the opportunity Of seeing Washington
cynosurc of the world.
1t that will oushne Inauguration ctv
has ever staged Let Washington be equal to the job before it,
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01
Mexico Again.

If Pancho Villa and Felipe Angeles actually succeed unhorng
Venano Carranza in the republic south of
might cry "Bolshevism despair
Mexican onion and ask for orchestraon of the Watch
full Waiting" melody.
This will be particularly Villa violate the fourteen points
deposing the iascbe Caranza he the principle
self determination and the rights of all the small
to choose their of life and of obedience
We that Villas education has been inclusive
embrace the fourteen apparently he
greatly impressed with the of
for the principle that licking
the hands of the allies for sad of That idea
gasped with rehens force long before Cmnceau Orlando
projected it Versailles.
Mexico feels pqued being invited join the League
Nations and perhaps the Va-Angees combination express
the European
Tampo Tuxpam and other points along the Caribbean All Of
which will bring about situation less the liking of the
British who will make
urgently President Wilson that the United States
mandatory for Mexico.
The President
Very WELL gentlemen would much rather mandatory
for Mexico than Turkey Armenia and besides mandatory
Villa something for which have been
since Gen Pershing has old score settle with him."
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01
The Phillips Water Plan.

Washington will be surprised know that of
s5ooooo daily supply AS
gallons.
Heretofore supply
been less than and frequently
have been far above this If the Phillips feasible
there question what Congress should do 1t should
propae the without delay
before Washington become capital acquired
uaon had
Not that it apparent that the city is going
permanently considerable of the increase there should be
delay about making provision. .
The Phillips plan is simple engineering proposal plans
higher level in the Dalecara possible
through the pumping
from Little Falls He pumping costing
than SI7ooo gallons of
the There other details his proposal which
teresting.
1t that this increase will all possible demands
the city until least 1t be hoped that
Zhman resolution calling for of the
Washington will be speedily adopted that
of the question be will delay
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01
THE PARAGRAPHER'S
NEWS VIEWS.

Our powers OF endurance.
strengthened during the war. stand
in good stead under peace prices
Baltimore American.
We may now expect TO see both
the big political parties make fools
OF themselves over the ladies-Kan-
sas City Star.
II religions continue to night
among themselves, how can the ma
tions be expected to keep the peace?
Herald.
It is not surprising that Talaat
Bey. the Turk who signed away the
lives of q million Armenians. should
now have a place of refuge near
Potsdam.-Savannah News.
President Wilson Indignantly re-
sents the imputation that Ameri-
cans are a nation of money-lovers.
Not all of then-only those who
sell the necessities of life.-Norfolk
Virginian-Pilot
The Progressive Republican plan
to denounce Penrose and then vote
for him will be satisfactory to .
Senator who WAKES fat on denuncia-
ton and appreciates votes.--New
York World.
Paris Journalism has not won
such a-reputation for sobriety as to
give Importance to the assertion of
the Echo de Paris that the text of
the treaty was kept secret at the
request of President Wilson
Springfield Republican.
The Germans demand an American
instead of a European peace. They
don't seem to realize that. while q
European peace will deprive them
of their colonies, an American peace
would deprive them of their beer
Charleston News and Courier.
That New Haven riot appears to
have been a sorry case of Yale fell
lows well met--Boston Transcript
Berne dispatches say Germany is
forming a secret army" Where
do they hide it?-New York Eve
ming Sun.
Bolshevism Is a form of branch
tyranny the world will not stand
for in this day and generaEon.-
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01
WELL AMT NATURE
WONDERFUL

The Reckless Auto Driver Ground.
inf . corner at full speed)-"Do yoL
hear those cylinders knockin z r"
Timid Companion-"'Tain the cyl
inders; it's my knees."-Judee.
Mrs. Gabbie and myself are not
on zpeaking terms" Never mind.
my dear. 1t won't hurt either Of
you TO rest UP a iittie."-Judge.
"A man Of letters, isn't her
Sure! Runs a thriving mail order
business."-Buffalo Express.
"A scientist declares that meat
eaters are more active than vege-
'tarians." They've got to be 70 get
the meat to eat"-Boston Tran
script. -
Thought transference? Nothinx
to 1t. I've tried it" aGot to have
some thought to start with" COM
mented the other chap.-Louisvills
Courier-Journal
Traveller Con the aerial express)
II want to drop into Hickvilie.
conductcrw Conductor Cooking at
watch)-"Strap on your parachute
you walk the plank in seven min
utes!-Buffalo Express.
The Cherry Ito the Apple)-when
prohibition comes you won't be
squeezed any more.
The Apple-And you won't have
any more alcohol baths.-Life.
Docs your wife 60 in for this up
lift stuff"
Alas. no! She goes out for it
attends a meeting somewhere about
every day in the week."-Florida
Times-Union.
Professor-Can you tell me some
thing about hieroglyphics?
Stupid Stude-No sir: I've only
studied the lower animals.-Widow.
willis-what kind Of people are
they?
Gillis-He is a self-made man and
she is selfsh-made woman
Judge.
Strawber-why do you think you
engagement secret?
Singerly-I had to tell the girl.
hadn't I?-Answers.
Edith-Jack told me I was so in
teresting and so beautiful
Marie-And yet you will trust
yourself for life with a man who
begins deceiving you even during
his courtship.-Toronto Telegram.
Did the doctor seem encouraged
about your condition."
Yes" said Mr.. Grabcoin. Il have
an idea he thinks I'm going to be
one of the most profitable patients
he ever had."-Birmingham Age
Herald.