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1T CAN BE DONE,

Somebody said that 1t couldn't be done,
But he with q chuckle, replied.
That maybe 1t couldn't, but he would
be one
That would not say so-'til he tried,
So he buckled right In with bit Of a
grin
On his face; II he worried he hid 1t.
He started to sing as he tackled the
thing
That couldn't be done--and be did II
There are thousands to tell you II can
not be done.
There are thousands to prophesy
failure.
There are thousands to point out to
you, one by one,
The dangers that walt OF assail you,
But just buckle In with BIT Of q grin,
Then take off your coat and 30 to 1t {;
Just start In to sing, as you tackle the
thing
That cannot be done-and you'll
do Il.
Sent In by Il. A. McElgin OF Hotel
Vendome.
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DID YOU KNOW THAT

There are 10000 soldiers still In the
hospitals Of the country; that the Red
Cross is serving them?
An appropriation Of s2,1OO,O00 has
Just been made by the Red Cross to
carry on its Camp Service?
approximately 100000 soldiers and
soldiers families are being cared for
each month by the Red CROSSE
$4,000 has just been appropriate:
to Continue Canteen service until tn J
end Of the year?
Red Cross commissions are operat-
ing among the sufferers OF % coun-
tries?
The government has turned over to
the Red Cross more than $1G,OO0,OO0 In
food and medicine for distribution
overseas?
$1,s00,O00 has been appropriated by
the Red Cross to combat the spread Of
typhus, which is claiming thousands
in Siberia?
The Red Cross aims TO provide every
with Public Health nurses,
to forestall such calamities as the in
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-10-28
AVOID MISTAKES
No Need for Dcmlng People 10 Expert
msnt with Such Convincing
Evidence n Hand

There are many well-advertised kid
ney remedies on the market today, but
none 30 well recommended In this vi.
cinity ne D0an's Kidney Pills. Read
the statement OF resident Of Las
Cruces.
A. II. Katsenstein, merchant, Box
298. Las Cruces. N. Mex, says: "Therc
is nothing like Doan's Kidney Pills for
kidney complaint. At times, after do
ing heavy work or catching a cold, my
back has become lame and stiff. Then
there has been an annoying weakness
Of my kidneys and have felt tired all
the time. A few doses Of Doan's Kid
ney Pills have always fixed me up In
Al shape and have made me feel like
different man.
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Katzenstein had. Foster-Milburn
Co, Mfgrs, Buffalo. N. Y.
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When JsDy Stanton MS . very W.
~ fellow - had been called Little
Boy Blue" ~ ~, lad Darsnts Now
~ term - spplts1 - hin had big
ssr ant brsadss usa,Aus. to- The only
~ - ~ prsoe nr. Stanton was .
sailor by u blue.
Indssd. JerSy waB . lad b BE- proud
q. one VITO would b able 70 20 his
bit for Uncle Sam. Bot he had one
grisveus fluit which threatened to be
be DOWNFALL Jeesy was eoaes1fsd,
very, very concslted Why, Il aid not
seem 70 surprise him 10 he least when
he lsarnsd that the Sweefest listis girl
In the whole wide world bad fallen In
love with him. However. the entire
blame should not b placed On Jsrry's
shouidsrs. he was doubtless the spoil
ID pet u IN ovsr-indulssht mother.
Now. to be sure. Louise Gray was
deeply IN love with ths handsome stsn-
ton boy. but she knew ~ thought too
msch Of himself, and Il troubled her.
$3.50 - se<s~ 49, "~ss~ ks>. ~
her pretty ups. frown and try 70 think
Of some plan to make her lover sss
himself ~ others saw him.
One warm and lovely summer eve
ming the sailor had come bounding up
the steps Of the Gray homestead. He
ung the bell, knocksd at the door and
called her" name. usslsssi No
sound reached his ear, and all was
darkness within. Slowly he rstraced
biz steps and began to walk around
the Aesss. A. h. reached the side
porch hs heard voices and yss, hs
rseognlssd his svssthsart's ringing
laughter. With angry stsDs and beat
Ing heart he drew nsarss. His At
tempt to play savssdrsppss wac r.
wasdsd when tAses words reached his
ssrs. TON, you're Just . dear and
love yss." These few wsrds. without
any dsvbt. gave Dog Blss the ''blussI"
Jerry Qvs oas last hspsssss glance
% the porch above hin aAd thea made
N WAY toward shs pe.i He thousht
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-10-28
HUGH is SURE CUTTING SOME
ICE AT INDIANAPOLIS

According to the indianapolis da-
lilies, Chairman Hugh II. Williams,
who Is head OF committees on grade
crossings and, trespassing on rail-
roads and railroad rates in inter
mountain states. is a very useful mem.
Der at the meeting Of the National As
ISOLATION Of Railway and Utilities
Commissioners.
1he leading papers published a fine
portrait Of the New Mexico chairman,
and referred In a very complimentary
manner to his important work in the
great convention.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-10-28
HING LEE

Staple and Fancy Groceries, candles
Chlness and Japanese Gesds.
Hing Leo sIdg. Silver Ave
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INDUSTRIAL NOTE

Cattle business Is picking up. In the
next 90 days we win move on the Tue
son division approximately 1900 cars
The Shannon Copper Co. has changed
hands and IL going right ahead. Tho
Iron Cap mine at Globe Is putting In
a new concentrtor. The Hill Top mine
near Paradise Is putting In a lot OF
new machinery. On account OF the
large cotton crop in Phoenix and
Yuma valleys. 1900 Mexican laborers
have been brought IN through III Paso
and Nomles to pick cotton.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-10-28
yHE BARNES CIRCUS
ADVANCE MAN HERE

Frank Cassidy. known as the con-
tract agent for the AL @. Barnes wild
Animal Circus, which Is TO exhibit In
Deming on Saturday. November sth,
for one performance Mt 200 o'clock,
hogan busy days work long before
the average business man thought of
breakfasting. A lot for exhibiting was
obtained, license was taken out. water
for the hundreds OF people aud many
more hundreds Of animals was con-
tracted for. Teams for the bill-posters
Of the first advertising car, which win
reach here one day next week and for
the car No. 2, coming a week later,
were arranged for. Feed for the peo-
pie and animals. bread, advertising
space In newspapers and billboards,
and the numerous other requisites for
caring for this large family when with
ms was contracted. In all goodly
amount Of money was spent with local
merchants running well into four
dollar marks. All this was done In
one day by one man In a strange town,
to be repeated every day for month
10 come.
Mr.. Cassidy reports the show as
opening Its present season at Santa
Monica, March the Goth. The circus
was wintered in Venice, California, for
many years, and while II Is an old
story, yet he could not help emphasize
ing the fact that the show parapher-
MALTA and entire equipment has been
entirely renewed tsis year, many
thousands Of dollars being spent in
the refurnishlng. Many new features
have been added to the program and
the street parade and opening spec
tacle Is a marvel Of real scintillating
beauty. A great many new animals
have been obtained, which is a prime
consideration with the Barnes circus
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-10-28
Shove Oft Join the
U.S.Navy

Barnes circus is well kncwn In this
section and well liked for its uDex-
celled wild animal exhibits and edu-
cational qualities. The slogan Of the
show is 'The show that Is different"
The reason Of the slogan Is the fact
that 1t is the only real and exclusive
animal show in existence. Every ami
NAL In the aggregation has been
taught through scientific training to
perform.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-10-28

Graphic advertisers are reliable.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-10-28
WORLDS GOLD PRODUCTION

Official figures Of gold production
for 1913 from practically all the most
important countries are now to hand,
and 1t is possible therefore to give an
accurate survey of the position" says
r. Mordaunt in the London Bankers
Magazine. "The worlds gold produc.
ton for last year amounted to 1902
643 ounces, OF a value OF 78,S23, 1855
pounds the following being the out
puts from the various countries:
Ounces nj VaIne
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-10-28

fluenza epidemic?
The Junior Red Cross is undertak-
ing the alienation Of suffering among
hundreds Of thosahds Of European
children?
CAN YOU FORGET THAT
There are thousands and thousands
Of soldiers still In service overseas
The Red Cross is serving them. Then
how about those 10000 chaps that are
keeping vigil ON the Mexican border.
The Red Cross Isn't forgetting them,
either.
Really, now. does it look as tho Red
Cross work and responsibilities are
over?
Join November Pill, 1919.
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Give the. world
the once over

listen. fellows, to some
Il straight talk. Many
q man when he gets
to be 20. misses some-
fhini. He may have
lots Of money, and a fine
family but
He never got out and
cav things". After he
eets settled down, it's TOO
late.
Every man wants to see
the world. No man likes
TO stand still all his life.
The best time to TRAVEL
h when you're young and
Evely-right NOWi
Right NOW your Uncle Sam
iseallina. 'Shove OFT" He wants
men for HE Navy. He's inviting
you'll lt's the biggest chance
you'll ever get 20 give the world
the once overi
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SOME TOWN. TOO

w. Z. Holt. formerly Of Bellevue. is
now editor and manager Of the lords
burg New Mexico) Liberal The
publication is a county seat paper and
Is a good looking sheet Some name,
Lords-burg. - Charlotte (Michigsn)
Republican.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-10-28

The Navy goes al over the
worid-sails the Seven sess--
squints At the six continents--
THAT'S ifs businsss. You stand
70 zee more odd sights, wonder.
full scenery and strange people
than you ever dreamed of.
You'll work hard while you
work. You'll play hard while you
play. You'll earn and Learn.
You'll get. IN addiction TO "shoss-
Ieavc", q 3o-dsy straight vaca-
tion-which Il more than the
average bank president can
count on.
You can join for two years.
When you get through youri Be
physically and mentally tuned
up" for the resi- Of your life.
You'll be ready through and
through for SUCCESS.
There's Q Recruiting Station
right near you. II you don't
know where Il 10, your POST
master win b glad to tell you.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-10-28

Jack Tidmore opens up with all new
stock overcoats. suits, shoes and fur
nishines. All the newest styles are
shown In everything. Watch his win
dows, The Toggery.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-10-28
DR. BUyENs AND BRIDE HERE

Dr.. r. u. Buvens and bride return
ed from their honeymoon In ii Paso
and Las Cruces. Tuesday evening, and
win soon be at home TO their friends
In the d. L. Hll residence recently
purchased BY DIR. Buyens.
Welcome home.-Lorisburg Liberal.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-10-28

Grand total 1902, 843 76,s23,6 $3.50
These figures show that the amount
Of gold produced during 1918 was the
lowest for the past thirteen years.
Get busy ON Gold Hill.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-11
Next Tuesday Is a Holiday

n M % undersigned business of Jerome. Idaho,
M Z Intention to close places Tuesday septem-
M @ ,ne ame being "Jeom Segregation Fair
nome Lumber & Coal CO.. North Vulcanzing Works c w &
c '7 DALEY Steam Laundry L. r. Prentiss
$50, ee j. A Armstrong, r. Coats, Shop NJ
Mary l. Miller, North Pharmacy MacGowan and Eie.-
~ eiy NJ Han First National Bros Cash Grocery
'S'' Lumber Co, Aline Reed, Trail Grenzeback Realty
""e county Times, Jerome Hardware 20
''unDng and Heating Woras CO.. A.
~ T. j. Green Federal Abstract Hay
''" o. jerome National Bank Lumber Co.. Geo A
"'' Thomas Puritan soes Co Williams
op y" Baker North Side Vucanizug Works Dill
"o Garage Eihberger Penney The above is an
business places that Will be closed Tuesday
" ' some oi the popreors not get TO
the W e ~
Nea4 everyone in Jerome farmers will not be
% 10 ma more profitable days any time this
Ia" ""n 'Ae4 " -nioy while nding in Je-
~ county The fair will be held
'' tuesday bn Jerome Day
"'' az exhibited the Eden when the first Ie
o' county Fair held expect full attendance
rom e east end The Jerome there and several 9TH
us'a' "eaizatons The round
Will O' 81 -o and special train
nav" TWO special 'oache the local people down the
morning and return the evening going press
are unable to state anything defnite, concerning this
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-11
NORTH APPLETON

Mr. Burgoyne. who is operating a
threshine outfit around Eden. was
home a couple Of days last week
owing to heavy rains IN that vicinity
which interfered with his work
Mrs William Sparks has been
quite ill., but is now much improved
Mr. and Mrs Charles f Everett
drove to Niagara Springs "Wednesday
for fruit Mrs Charles Anderson. ac-
companied by Mrs. Forrest of Hiller-
dale. motored to Bickles on the same
errand Saturday
William Sparks went to Twin Falls
Sunday to bring over the Dwight
tractor which he will operate in
clearing the land and getting ready
for winter wheat on n new 100 acres
purchased recently Jouth Of jerome
10y DR. Dwight
Mr. and Mrs. w L. Brown aud
Mr. and Mrs c. L Everett were call
ers at the Anderson home Sunday
The chug. chug. of the well-dig-
rng outfit resounds these days from
Mr. Whobrey's place
We understand sthat Mr.. Mullins
bid for one of the school wagons to
be started out from the north end,
was accepted. and that Harold Car
son win drive the other; the tNo
wagons. of course. covering dinerci
routes
The Culvers. Morses, Trians and
Whobreys had their wheat thrcshe
LAST week
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-11
FORGER LANDS IN JAIL

Another youthful forger is now in
Jail at Shoshone as a result OF activi-
lies in Jerome last week. Nels John
son, of Ephriam, Utah, was picked
up by Sheriff White last Friday when
he tried to pass $50 check at the
j. c. Penney store in exchange for a
suit of clothes which he had select
ed. The check bore the forged sig
nature of Newton Dunn. for whom
the young man had worked for a
few days. When the check was pre-
sented al the store the authenticity
Of the signature was questioned. and
the manager took it over TO the Je-
rome National bank, on which it was
drawn, where he learned for a Ger
tainty that the signature was forged
Thesherifi was Immediately notified
and the young man was taken into
custody. On being searched it was
found that he had another $40 forg
ed check which he no doubt intended
exchanging for some more merchan-
disc at some other store. After he
was incarcerated in the Shoshone jail
and an inquiry was made at different
places around town it was found that
he had succeeded in cashing three
other forged checks in Jerome. On
being arraigned in probate court he
waived an examination and was
bound over to the district court for
trial
Johnson claims to be only seven
teen years old, but Sheriff White
found out for certainty that he is
nineteen
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-11
GOODING COLLEGE OPENS

Gooding, Idaho September o.
The fall term at Gooding college is
opening this week and the students
already present indicate an enroll
ment that will break all previous
records Among the courses that arc
proving most popular are the two
year secretarial course for hign
school graduates. the music courses
offered by Madame Sang Collins and
practical courses in bacteriology by
DR. H. Z Lamb New cement side
walks to the city. stone steps and
ev;ra equipment for practically AL
departments have been added during
trc summer SO he extra pupils that
are coming i'm each day can be cared
for
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-11
SOUTHERN IDAHO BULLETIN

""'"E to 'he enormous rush ~,
"neat to Galveston. the United o.,
i'"'iroad Administration fon,1 a..
necessary to place a temporary .n
o"rso On all shipments to that ,,n,
Excessive shipments were o,d.
''o"' various sections. due To inca,
e0' information furnished by nai.
NiuuHl railroads as to the auo,,, ~.
gram In transit. prior to the d.t.
'hat the Permit Control system No
came effective. September l. I4lq
shipments are now handled euiire,
u"uer the Control System. each sbin-
per being required to obtain ,.r
mt from the proper Grain Control
committee. making application tbru
MS local railroad agent B, means
OF this plan. future congestion win
be avoided
Every possible enort is being roaa.
by the United States Grain Cornor.
uon to furnish extra ocean tonnar
Tor sulf ports. and a large additional
amount OF foreign tonnage wnl b..
available as soon as the various ro-
ropean governments complete their
financial Arrangements regarding th.
payment Tor this wheat
The blanket freight rate on wheat
OF 55c per cwt. now effective IN the
intermountain country to Galveston
is being extended to include New Or
leans. thus making this port avail
able at an early date
We trust that south Idaho farm
ers and dealers viii fully realize that
every enort is being made to AFFORD
them opportunity for prompt move
mcnt OF their crop
Very truly yours.
United States Grain Corporation.
By II VI Hopser
Second Vice President adv
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-11
ENTRALIZE THE GOVERNMENT

The Jones Reavis bill. now before
eengress has for its object the con-
soldailon of various branches OF
government especially the branches
OF the Interior department In the
past there has not been enough COZ
ordination OF departments. and too
much overlapping OF authority and
duties. 10 tho opinion OF the engi-
neers. architects and constructors.
whose conference was formed IN Chi
eago In April and il was they who
formed The BIN and had Il introduced
IN Congress The measure has strong
merits
As a means OF furthering the
movement an Intensive campaign ia
each state has been planned 4 chair
man for each state has been rppoint-
e. who viii be assisted by district
committee over the state A. J VIII
ey. OF Boise Is chairman of tho Idaho
committee The committee represent
ing this locality consists OF +. -
darlington. chairman. C. II Burkv.
seo \. Carter Lynn Krandall and
Paul Kartzke
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-11
NOTICE TO SETTLERS

There Willie a meeting OF the Cana.
BOARD Saturday September 18Th at
which time there viii be- considered
among other matters the question OF
materials for building IL is urgont
ly desired that as mlny % the set
tiers as can find IL convenient "i'i
be present Meeting 20 De held 80
the Canal compauy's Office in J'ron
Meeting will convene al 10 q. m
but n YOU are unble to bc pres p'
that early come later The Board
would Ike 20 receive the views ard
suggcs;!ous from settlers all over
the tract IN regard to this matter
20 endeavor to bc present 10 possible
NORTH SIDE CANAL COMPANY
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-11
N THE WIIDS OF IDAHO

+ J Brick and family returned
Saturday from two weeks vacation
in the mountains Mr. Brick SAYS
that person can see some OF tho
most wonderful sights of his liic
time without going outside of Idaho
He climbed mountain peak l2'''o
feet high. and from this summit he
could look down and see hundred'
and thousands Of other smaller
peaks Another interesting export
enco ne had was when he found a
bears nest that was half flushed
He heard the old bear leaving bug
did not get to see her lie ana .'''
ily got a good many fish aud "'''
some grouse.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-11
APPLETON

School opened Monday with an en-
rollmeut of eighty-ni1e pupils. Mrs
PoEuca room, 81, Miss Ilowdlo'
room 81; Mrs Belden's room. 2l
Owing TO the crowded conditions of
the rooms, Mrs Steunenberg. from
Oregon, has been employed, and will
begin her work on Wednesday. -Four
wagons are carrying the children tC
school and owing to the crowded con.
ditions of the wagon, all those with
in a mile must walk The drivers
are North wagon. Paul Mullins;
south wagon, Walter Fulkerson
southeast wagon. Clarence Roberts
MIR and Mrs Robert Osborne and
his brother and wife have returned
from their Yellowstone park trip
Robert VAS formerly stage driver in
the park
c. II. DeBoard and family, OF
Mort Carolina. are visiting theh
uncle and cousins
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osborne and
Mr. and Mrs. Il. H. Gordon went tC
Blue Lakes for fruit Monday.
\ great many from this neigh
borhood went TO Niagara Springs last
week for peaches
Miss Bertha Davis has returned
from Canyon Side. where she has
been assisting Mrs Berney Dcggett
III order to enter school.
Mrs. f. II. Davis will have charge
of the ianitor work this year ut I've
school house
Mr.. DeBoard, Sr has SO far re
covered from his accident as to b'
able to visit the home of his son
Lester. northwest of Jerome las
sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elhert Martin. O
Boise. spent Sunday with their broth
er. viii Martin
Mrs. l.. c. Humphrey left Thurs
day for Lincoln, Nebraska, where sh'
will spend the winter
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-11
orsrnrNTS or NORTH SIDE
ARE NOT VERY THIRSTY

IN August 18th articles appear
AIN the Twin Falls Daily Times and
,.o Twin FAN. Daily News concern
ns the water situation on the
North Side Tract which are
.onsidered b, residents Of the North
sAs AS rather misleading to the pub
uc or that part OF the public not ac-
ouainted with the facts of the case
The Times was expecting the Jerome
elub or some representative body OF
hnsiness men or farmers. to prepare
statement ui the situation. from
their viewpoint. but AS none is forth
coming We just want II to 30 on rec
o,d that every body We have heard
,alk about the said published articles
in the South Side newspapers have
aken serious exceptions TO the gen
sral character OF the same. It is eyi-
dent that the newspapers mentioned
above had nothing but kindly regards
for the North Side when they pub
ushed these articles. but AS IL matter
Of fact All entirely wrong light was
nut on the water situation on the
North Side tract
We are short OF water for the
stock without hauling II. which takes
I'd lots Of valuable time. and for that
purpose the North side would like TO
buy or borrow some water from the
South Side But We are not short OF
GOOD drinking water Perh.ps that
too IN some cases has to be hauled
considerable distance. but the ditch
water could not be used for drinking
purposes anyhow IL IS we'll known
fact that the quality OF Jerome's sup
ply OF drinking warer Is far superior
10 anything on the South Side
Everything considered. though
We DO no, think there is cause for
as much concern about the matter as
has been manifested In "A great many
quariers because. as stated above
The South Side newspapers evidently
we're prompted by no other motive
than d desire 20 help ga a good cause.
but they We're mistaken in the facts
o. the case OF misled by parties who
wished 90 90 the North Side an In
justice
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-11
LOON WHO'S HERE
Arrivals at the North SIDE Inn for

Arrivals at the North SIDE Inn for
the week:
H. o. Hanwell Seattle. A. F. Sad
Ter. Salt Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Patterson. Pomeroy. Wash; Albert
Seligman. Salt Lake: H. F. LANCER.
Duluth; J. NJ Mann. Boise; A. ].
Campbell, Portland Walter Casey.
Salt Lake; Olga Landen. Denver; Jas.
Cohen. Boise; L. X. Wharton, Salt
Lake: Mace Greenfield. Boise; NJ
Keniston Brunswick, y. D.. Mabel
l. Olson. Ada. Mimi; Blair Daniels,
Forestburg, s. d. George Butte and
wife. San Francisco; NJ Friedman.
Roise. Lula f. Felien. Cannon Falls.
Mimi; Ted Malom. Salt Lake; f. f
Calderwood, st. Paul; F. 5 Hutchin
son. Ogden; Leonabelle Murray, Sc
attle: H. b. Arkin. San Francisco.
c. B. Wilson, Moscow; h. w. Bills,
Salt Lake; NJ. W Woodward. Boise;
Mary f. Meade. Spokane.