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Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
SECRET SERVICE"

In "Secret Service" p Paramount
Aircraft special at the Rialto Thea
ire Friday and Saturday of this week,
the management promises something
unusual. There is plenty of genuine
emotional and dramatic action and
plenty of thrills. The great actor,
Robert Warwick, plays the stellar
role, and is ably supported by such
notables IS Wanda Hawley, Theo-
dore Roberts, Raymond Hatton and
Irving Cummings. This is a special
feature in every sense OF the word
There will be no advance in the
prices of admission, and everybody
should see this great picture.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
DON'T FORGET!

This is salvation ARMY woe.
Doh allo" this week OF opportupity
10 pass without doing your par, 10
'ur'her this worthy cause. ana show
your appreciation Of the splenaid
"orK performed gratuitously by this
organization for the boys aho wen,
over there Every dollar wul b.
made to count for some definite good
IN the world
Don't wait to be personally solicit
ed. Mail your check to / f. B.o,.r
treasurer jerome DO IL now, Je-
rome couny's allotment is slron.
Let's 90 over
Salvation Army Committee
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
NORTH APPLETON

M Roy Mattus has sold his ranch
and will have sale OF personal ef-
'scis next week lie Is planning 10
'elurn 10 Finland with his family in
lhe near future
Mr. William Benning. OF Jerome
vas calling on old neighbors and
friends last week
Ms Charles Anderson accompan-
l'd by Mrs. Baysinger. motored to
Tear Lakes for fruit.
An. James Perry. northwest OF
Jerome has been quite M. but IS
Low much improved.
NJ and Mrs Buck. OF Buhl. we're
business callers at the Charles An
's'son home recently.
Harold and Frank Carson we're
'saln Saturday night campers at
o'us Lakes. bringing home fruit on
sunday The boys thing this Is 2 fine
~ 70 combine pleasure and work
Ar Burgoyne has his threshing
'u'n' In this neighborhood and will
" pusy Tor some time.
I0e well on the James Culver
y''ce which has been out of commits
.''D en account OF a slight cave-in
'"e TOP has been repaired and IL
'saln In good shape.
Tue Richards, Whobreys. Ander.
.'n' and Everetts we're at Wendell
'',a'aay In the Mason sale crowd.
~'' Dodson added to his nock re-
A" Oy purchase OF some fine
'''sp from Mr.. S Teuber.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
WILL ENGAGE IN
MERCANTILE BUSINESS

AT meeting OF the stockholders
ol the Canal company and Plumbing
company held Oh September 18th. il
was decided to organize a stock com
p"hy TO engage in the mercantile
Dusiiiess' principally the lumber bus
mess ON the North Side tract 1t
was the opinion Of the stockholders
'hat lumber and building material
generally could be secured for the
settlers at less cost than is now
oeing charged, by organizing the
proposed company When $4,000
worth of stock has been purchased
'ne organization viii be completed.
II is not necessary to be a stock
holder in the Canal company or the
Pumping company 10 buy stock in
the new concern but on the contrary
any one who wishes to do so is in
'i'ed to purchase stock Stockholders
only Viii share in the dividends OF
'he company but any one. whether
Il stockhoider Or not. can purchase
lumber at the regulation price which
may be set The new concern hopes
20 aid in the more rapid development
Of the tract
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
HOME FROM THE EAST

Mr. aud Mrs. Il. o. Hill have re-
,lned from their eastern trip nav
lne been gone about a month. They
snrnt part of this time in New YORK
CIV visiting and transacting ouSl-
MOSS. and on the return trip visited
,h, old horne in Minnesota Ih'N
,,erc accompanied from Minnesota by
Air. mrs parents, and also his broth
or and wife. After visiting here for
, time the parents will go to can
rornia. to make their home in future
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
prpREsENTs IDAHO AT
'' NATIONAL CONFERENCES

poy r Lloyd Roberts. pastor Of
,ocal Presbyterian church. left
''s.doy Wv for New York city. TO be
~ w. hetween two and three weeks
S ~. Roberts is chairmen of the
m.ho Foreign Missions committee.
"a az such represents the state OF
a.ho At the annual meeting OF the
.,lonal committee. which is now Ia
.,.ion in New York City There Will
.olv he one representative from each
',,,s and that Rev Roberts has
,,sn bonored with the chairmanship
n, this state Indicates that he is
,sd in considerable esteem by his
fellow pastors
He will be- absent two Sundays.
I'm, his pulpit wlll be filled by other
,,riss those tNo Sundays As Will
10 announced u the church column
Of this newspaper.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
LOOK WHO'S HERE

Arrivals at the North Side Inn for
The week:
c. S. Eddy, Spokane; p j. Hurley
Boise;T. G. Mays, Salt Lake; Jas.
Hughes, Blackfoot; J. w Jefferson,
Boise Ray McKaig, Boise; H. f.
Samuels, Boise; J. d. Brown, Boise +.
w. J. Miller, Omaha; H. K. Miller,
Salt Lake; c. P. Harper, Chicago:
w. E. Miller, Salt Lake; VIM. II
Griffith, Denver; Miss Lois L. Smith.
Pasadena; Frank Lewiston; J. Lew
is, Deeth, New; A V. Shuler and
wife, Minneapolis; L. w Cutler and
wife, Minneapolis; Mrs. Minnie Cra-
mer, Spokane; n. G. Smith, Boise
c. n. Conard, Chicago; Otto Bagley
Salt Lake; E. S. Campbell. Port
land; Joe Cohen, Boise; j. p Kay
Spokane; A. NJ. Ashbaugh, Portland
V. d. Cloud, Salt Lake; V r. Mill
er, Kansas City; W z. Schulpe, Salt
Lake City.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
ALL MEN RETURNED FROM
SERVICE SHOULD ENROLL

The meeting that was called last
Friday evening for the formation of
a local post of the American Legion
was attended by considerable num-
Der of returned soldiers, sailors and
marines. and twenty-five names were
enrolled as members Lieut.. John /.
Hillman was elected chairman; Harry
Minis. secretary; and Lieut.. L. d.
Piper, Lieut. Cloyse Minis and Capt.
.C r. Burky publicity committee
The application for membership OF
the Jerome post in the national or
ganization has not been sent in yet,
as it is desired to enroll more names
before seding in the application.
Accordingly another meeting is
called for tomorrow evening, Friday.
September 26th. at eight o'clock in
Masonic hall, to which all returned
soldiers, sailors and marines are in
vited, and urged to attend. as it is
hoped that at this time a much in
cre'.sed membership can he had. ard
then the organization can he COM
plvted
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
SENATOR HESS RETURNS

Senator W. A. IIeiss returned
Tuesday from a months visit in the
east lie and Mrs. IIeiss went east
as far as New York city, stopping
en- route at Niagara Falls and Buua
10. but the main part of their VISIT
was I'm Morrison. Illinois. which ls
their old home Their son, 'larN'
remained I'm the east to attend mill
tary school. and Mrs. lIciss did not
come home with her husband n"'
win return in week or ten d'Ns
with Mr. and Mrs Hawbecker' VINO
are also visiting in Morrison
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
BUMPER CROP OF STUDENTS

schools and colleges throughout
'he country are experiencing sunny
days since enrollments have never
been as heavy When the selective
'rai' dropped onto educational in
sililtions there was nothing left but
vacant dormitories and threatening
treasury deficits The Federal gov
erhment stepped into the breach and
used the different institutions for
supplying technical and academic
training 20 members of the Student
Army Training Corps Then immed-
lately upon the signing OF the ar
misiice this corps was demobilized,
following which the schools and col
.eees pulled down their shades. or
utilized the opportunity TO paint,
paper and fedecorate
il was at this stage OF the shift
IN anairs of the educational iustitu-
iions that piece OF work was done
by + K Han business director OF
ihe student Army Training Corps.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
FIRMS MOVE

The Federal Abstract & Invest
msat company " G. Stott manager.
have moved from their Offices in the
ro.t office building to their new 10
e,tlou In the east half OF the build
lsg vacated hy the Armstrong de
Dsr.ment store This is an ideal To-
cation for an abstract and real es-
ATE Office. and the room has been
tsrtltioned on and fixtures OF the
hsst type have been installed.
Monday afternoon the hypnotist
Who goes with the carnival company
nov operating on Main street placed
one o. bis subjects IN the front show
lniog Of Mr stotrs place. where
be remained in sleeping condition
,of eight hours Above the sleeping
nan vas the sign. II you are not
slesp get your abstracts. insurance
and loans from the Federal Abstract
1 Investment company"
The west room OF this building is
TOW occupied by the Cash Grocery
sore. Hugh Con proprietor. he hay-
lns moved last week from his old
oesiion IN the block next west. This
Is also a good location for grocery
store, and with the addition OF some
tex fixtures and an increased stock
NJ Coz nov has cheerful looking
store.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
DISTRICT COURT CONVENES
In JEROME OCTOBER "a

The first term of district court
ever held in Jerome county will con-
vene at the court room in Jerome on
October 27th. 1t has prospects of be-
ing a lengthy term if the docket is
cleaned up, as there are already be-
tween $50 and 200 cases on the
docket. 1t can naturally be sup
posed, however, that a large number
of these will be settled out of court
at the last moment, and also that a
considerable number more will be
continued to future term for one
reason or another.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
OUT OF LOVE CLUB
NOT ALL JILTED ONES

No, the Out of Love Club is not
made up OF Tilted girls Many of
the members have been jilted-nay.
cruelty used by constituencies men
in the past-but that isn't what the
name means. 1t just means that
what is done by it is done out of
love and affection and goodwill for
all those who suffer and need q help
ing hand
Commander Evangeline Booth
stated recently that SO per cent OF
the unfortunate girls they had taken
in for reclamation had turned out
we'll. Hundreds of them have been
placed in service and it is the rule
of the Salvation Army to follow up
the girls who leave the home, to keep
track of them for three years ct
least and see how they turn out.
Sometimes the girls are only 600 glad
80 report frequently
There was the girl who sat out
to starve herself to death on park
bench. 1t VS. one autumn night when
a mans voice called up the matron
at this home and told her that he
was much concerned over a girl who
had sat for several hours on bench
in the little park opposite his house
He watched. her in the early morning
and al night. he said and he was
convinced that she hadn't moved :
he thought she seemed in great
trouble. So the Adjutant of the
| home, which faces the same park,
ran out and hunted up the bench
where the girl sat Come Come
with me and ! will take you to a
place where you will be more COM
Portable" she told the poor creature
who was q pitable object indeed, heI
hair matted. her face thin and drawn
her eyes vacant and glazed, hei
clothes torn and wet. The girl shook
her head.
ITS no use talking to me-l'n
going to sit here till l starve tC
deth." she said in a dull monotone
For an hour the Salvation Army
woman pleaded. argued, tried every
way to induce the half crazed cir
TO go with her. Finally. not daring
to leave her there. she told the cir
that if she didn't come a policeman
would be called. At this she gave il
and went
1t took weeks of nursing and car,
TO win from the girl her story 1
was one of misunderstanding an,
trouble at home and harsh treat
ment that had driven her out int
the world, where lack of training
made it impossible for her to get worl
and she was soon without money
Now that girl is an assistant in th'
out of Love Club. where she is bus.
and happy all day. and the matrol
says she has saveS many anOthe
girl who was tottering on the brinl
of despair
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
WILL OPEN ART GIFT SHoP

Mrs. /. l.. Lambuth and daugh'''
Miss villa. left on Monday for S"''
Lake city on combined business
and pleasure trip of weeks d"'"
ton Mrs. Lambuth is opening D."
art and gift shop in the bnil"'"N
formerlv occupied by the Creamery
cafe about October 1st, and 1t '7 III
connection with this that the "'l
ia belng made. Miss villa is Ell"
loving a weeks vacation from ne'
duties as stenographer in w a
Peters law Office.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
GOT THIRTY DAYS

Claude Lee who was arrested AT
Eden some weeks ago Tor running a
s,lll' by sherln White. and later turn
ed over to the federal authoritie.
pleaded guilty in the federal court
last week and was sentenced TO thir-
ty days In jail Al this rate it would
seem that il is not very serious of
iense TO engage in the manufacture
OF moonshine whiskey
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
riLLED THEIR CIsTERNS

,,, "' canal through Jerome reser-
,.., al'nough not completed. was in
n shape as to allow the passngc
d.. 's'er through It for the three
,s,,s w. Oesinning last Friday. The in
IN. VI lhe canal is completed. but
,oo.,s s"'erior Of the banks require
','lderable work yet.
,oo, everybody who had clsterns
,so., au'antage Of the opportunity
O, ~s' u Them and stored quantities
n, 4''r sufficient to water the stock
considerable length of time.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
MOTOR TO CALIFORNI,

MRS. Stella j Moore aceomapp.a.
"er son Ruby to palo Alto. callfor
mn,n anu ~, VIII remain there with hin
u",i' the school year ends next lune
NuDy is attending Leland stsnfa,.
university Tom Darlington. anotn
er o' The graduates Of J. II. $. las,
year will also attend Stafford and
auto. ''''u Dy
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
SOLD GARAGf

county Auditor oliver HIN has
disnoand of his garage business to
NJ W Wilson and w. S Paul who
viu continue the business at the oid
rocatlon of the Hill garage, having
,ncorporated under the firm name of
tbe Jerome Auto company
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
ADDRESSED FARMERS MEETING

A meeting in Amusement hall
Thursday evening attended principal
ly by farmers was addressed by H..
F. Samuels, of Salmon City; Ray Me
Kaig, of Pocatello. and Joe Burns,
of Pocatello. They are all reported
as being good speakers, and their
speeches we're made from the Non
partisan standpoint.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
RETURNS FROM NORTH IDAHO

Mrs. l.. A. Wright returned Tues
day from a six weeks visit in Boise
and Payette. her folks living at the
latter place. Mrs. Wright says that
the crop around Payette is most
wonderful and the people are ex-
tremely prosperous and happy.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
WORKING ON LINCOLN AVENUE

The surface is now being laid on
the pavement on Lincoln avenue. and
in few days this thoroughfare will
be opened up to the public.
As soon as Lincoln avenue is COM
pleted it IS the intention to then
start from Lincoln avenue and pave
that portion Of Main street lying
east of Lincolr avenue. This will
open up three approaches to town.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
WILL VISIT IN COLORADO

Mrs Warren Park, OF HALEY, came
to jerome Tuesday and Wednesday
she and her niece, Mrc. Ralph Bur
roughs, left for their former nome in
Colorado to visit friends and rela-
tives q few months.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
1. w. W. PUBLICATIONS SEEK
TO RUSSIANIZE AMERICA

If you do not believe that there is
a deliberate propaganda to bring
about an industrial revolution in our
country and Russianize our institu-
tions, read the following ex-
cerpts from the official bulletin Of
the Industrial Workers of the World
There are 460 publications of
hand TO hand among the workers in
large industrial ccnters from British
Columbia to the Mexican line in all
western states. A revolution is sought
to be forced on the free country in
which we live and where the average
citizen has had more prosperity, high
er wages and better living conditions
than anywhere in the world and
where government is based on the
right to peaceful ownership of pro
perty and peaceful pursuit of indus
try, whether it be large or small, with
a free field for all citizens to devel-
op the talents God has given them.
Are you aware that al this freedom
Of individual initiative and enter
prise is attacked and condemned as
capitalistic by the revolutionary ele-
ments?
Program for the Overthrow
CFrom l. w w. Official Bulletin.
Fresno. Calif1
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Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
IN BOISE ON BUSINESS

nev , "'y superintendent Mrs. Kear
Of ,h,s a' at Boise the first three days
hlr h,.' week. not attending the stnt,
'u' On school business.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John w Phillips to Mrs. Leila
Baker.
Theo. H. Rantzan to Vivian L.
Markle.
r. e. Land to Beulah Mae Mason.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
ANOTHER CARNIVAL HERE

lso, united Coast shows have their
On NJ ~''hed at the customary place
e,h,ra, " street and will close their
oDd ''on a Saturday. This is the see
. carnival for Jerome this season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-26
Future Servant Problem.

The servant problem has been a
veXatiouS one for some time and is
likely to become more acute with re-
stricted immigration and higher
scale of wages in other lines of &C
tiVity. The newly developed type of
apartment hotel furnishes maid serv-
ice and meals, SO that in the family
there is saved the inconvenience and
expense of marketing, preparing
meals and maintaining kitchen AS
the supply of household servants be-
comes more scarce and the density of
population in our great cities in
creaseS, there will be continued
strong tendency toward the construc-
ton of apartment houses and family
hotels.
In the principal American cities
today many of the most important
building projects are hotels of either
transient or apartment type. In the
various complexities of modern life
1t is becoming more necessary for
people to travel and people also are
travelling more as a means of educa-
ton and diversion These conditions
are reflected in a demand for better
and more commodious hotel accom-
modations, tendencies which will con-
tinue with the development of bet
ter transportation facilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-26
LUMBER STERILIZATION

KANSAS CITY. Mo, July 26.-Much
has been written and said the past
few weeks concerning the wild lum-
Der market and the skyrocketing of
prices. II has been essentially buy
ers market and almost any prices
were offered in order to secure the
stocks.
That the producer is largely not to
blame for this and desires greater sta
bility is evidenced by the following
statement sent out to the lumber
trade by one of the largest manufac-
turerS of lumber in the country:
prices are lower than the average
manufacturers of yellow pine lumber
in our class, and while we know the
tendency to higher prices, yet it is
our very strong conviction that it
would be better for the trade in gem
eral If prices We're more stable. and
We are disposed to use our influence
to that end. Therefore this is to an
nounce to the trade that our prices on
yellow pine lumber until August Is
Will be no higher than now.
we are unable to predict what
market and manufacturing conditions
on yellow pine lumber will be after
that date, but it shall be our policy
to endeavor to protect our trade by
stable prices on yellow pine lumber
for successive periods of thirty days,
If humanity possible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-26
ON VIEW DAY BEFORE SALE.
THos. ]. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERs

THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERs.
Valuable Business Property
Fronting 423 Feet on Penn
svlvania Avenue NV. and
Improved by the Four-Story
Brick Building Nos. Hl9 and
1721 Pennsylvania Ave. Lot
Contains 5.113 Square Feet,
BY virtue Of authority vested in us we will
sell at public auction. in front Of the e., prem,
ises, on WEDNESDAY, THE THlRTIETIi
DAY OF JULY. 1919. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
PM, lot 8. now designated for taxation pur-
This is one of the best 'front.'
ages available on Pennsylvania
avenue and the lot contains 5,ll5
square feet, with excellent alley
facilities the Improvements con-
sist of a very substantial 4-story
brick building used for business
purposes.
Terms: Sold subject to a deed of trust for
S37 800. bearing interest al 81. per cent, one
half over said trust to be paid in cash and
the remainder in one year. or all cash, at pur-
chaser's option. A deposit of 500 required al
days to complete the purchase. Further par
ticulars at time of sale.
THoS. ]. OWEN & son.
jy2S-'lF F,rySu AuctioDeers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-26
BUILDING PERMITS.

Permits for new buildings were is
sued during the week as follows:
Caroline B. Briggs, tile dwelling,
3406 18th street northwest; $4,000.
Howard Etchison, apartment, 174O
Euclid street northwest; s165,000.
John B. Tiffey. dwelling, 1917 Elmer
son street northwest; $1,000.
W. c. and A. N. Miller. brick dwell
ing, 1406 Hamilton street northwest
$500
DIR. Thomas Armstrong. frame dwell
ing. Belt road near Northampton; S3,-
500.
Mabel Klein. brick dwelling. 1915
Northampton street northwest; Sc, 900.
Mrs. Haynes Ellis, private garage,
Woodley road and Cathedral avenue;
10000.
Robert w. Schau, store and dwell
ing, 4501 Wisconsin avenue; $1,000.
Trustees NJ. E. Baptist Church,
brick church, 426 Sd street northeast;
$4,000.
F. NJ Criswell, brick dwellings, 91s-
20 Longfellow street northwest; SILL
900.
o. r. Petersen, frame dwellings,,
-06-0S-10 goth street northwest;
$4,000.
Walter A. DUNCAN. brick dwellings,
S1422 Shepherd street northwest
$4,000.
Mauro & Warthen. brick dwellings,
-4011 Sd street northwest; $4,000.