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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-04
Lucky She Isn't Mad.

It was an unfeeling married man
who declared that his wife is pensive
when she is not expensive,--B
Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-04
THETFORDs
Auto Bandit, Who Stole Geo, Rogers
Car, Caught at State Fair.

CoA1 Sou6ht ot NtdlC an
The auto bandit who took George
Rogers Oakland ear at Post Mis- last
Tuesday night and had to desert II
and take to the woods near East Tibet
ford latef in the night, was captured
at the state fair grounds by Sheriff
Cotton Wednesday.
He was lodged in the police station
and when, next day, he was confront
ed with 9 very complete chain of eyi-
dence, he owned up. He is a young
man giving the name of Green. lie
claims this is his first offense and that
he was acting under orders from one
higher up"
Cotton and Rogers took him to
Chelsea jail Thursday night States
Attorney Sherburne was in town Fri
day and the authorities are now after
the one higher up"
Herbert Morse has returned from
visiting his daughters who live with
relatives in Canada.
Albert Moulton, whose home is near
Boston, is visiting at Perley Moul-
toms.
Mrs. Merritt Pierce OF Claremont Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jennie Pres
sew Mr.. Pierce was up for two days,
They all went with Mr. and Mrs. ".
I. Pressy for trip to the noun
tains.
Mabel Carey is home from Clare
mont for her vacation.
Mrs. Mary l.. Downer of Sterling
Junction, Mass, is visiting her broth
err. f. p Stevens.
Rev. and Mrs. William Slade have
left for Atlanta, after eummering in
their cottage on the hill. Their son,
William, has bought the Cummings
cottage of James Whitcomb.
The Moores have returned TO Eliza
beth, " J. They have bought the
cottage where they have spent the last
few summers
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-23

Souvenir, Drla, solo de violin eje-
cutado por el violinista Sr. Enrique
Diaz, acompanado al piano por la
Sra Mas de Lopez.
Plegaria de Tosca, Puccini, canta-
da en- italiano por la Sra. Dona En-
riqueta de Amado, acompanada al
piano.
Momento musical, Schubert, solo
de violin ejecutado por el violinista
Sr. Enrique Diaz, acompanado al pia
no por la Sra. Mas de Lopez.
Oremus. Jose de Diego, compost
cion inedita por la Srta. Eva Collazo.
De Diego, como ciudadano de los
Estados Unidos, Vicente Balbas Ca
po.
Ibero-America, Vicente Balbas Ca
po, composition expresamente escrita
para la OCCASION recitada por ell au-
tor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-23
FL Museo del ''Departamen-
to de Agriculture y Trabajo'

Rico no puede haber "NIhseo de Historic
Natural, y este es porque ignoran los
recursos naturales de la isla.
En- el Museo he1nos visto colecciones
interesantes de f6siles, de rocas de ex-
trafia variedad y de minerales muy RI
cos.
FL dia que. en- vez de echar pelear
Repubhcanos y Unionistas, de lie
mar las columnas de los periodicos de aca
loradas y agrias discusiones, que no con
Queen a ninguna parte, Sc ocuparan en-
estudiar los problemas de verdadero in
teres para el pals, etc. ''otro gallo nos
cantaria'.
Ell fomento de la industria la Agri-
cultlra y la organization del Depar,a-
mento eficiente, dotandolo con todo ell
material Y personal necesario, debe ser
obra de todos los partidos poiticos, re-
presentados en- la Legislature.
Esperamos que asi sea para bien de
todos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-23

voluntad de las personas que estan fren
te al Departamento y que saben cumplir
con sus deberes, y. tambien la coope-
racion de los Departamento del Inte-
rior y de Educaci6n Es bueno que el
Pueblo Sc de cuenta de la importancia
y necesidad de un Museo de "Histo-
ria Natural, en- ell cual Sc exhiban no
solo animales titles y perjudiciales a
la Agricultural y las plantas economicas
sanas y enfermas, slno tambien, todos
los productos de las industrias que de-
rivan su materia prima de la Agricultu-
ra. Y esto es, precisamete, el prop6sito
que ha guiado los fundadores del Mu-
SEQ del Departamento.
Seg6n hencos visso aver, ell local des
tinado al Museo resulta va pequeno, y
en- reahdad hay colecciones sufcientes
para llenar tOda la planta baja del Edi-
ficio que ocupa la Legislature.
Muchas personals Green que Ell Puerto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-23
iQUIEN ES Ell NJ
GRAN VERGE?

Ell conocido professor en- ciencias Ocul
tas, osvALDo D. VERGE, conoce
Espiritismo, Telepatia, Grafologia, Bo-
tanica, QuiromanciaS, Cartomancia. Y
presenta una persona en- un espejo.
GQuer@is triunfo en- amor, Logro en-
Fortuna, Adquisicion de suerte, Pros
perar en- vuestras empresas, Disfrutar
de los progresses hechos en- ell extran-
gero, Abriros un porvenir, una carre-
ra brillante, saber algo de divorcio,
Encontrar trabajo, que le olviden, Po
seer un TALIsMAN. Un Amuleto, Un
RESGUARDo, Un libro de CIENCIAS
ocULTAs, Papel magnetizado? Es-
criba hoy pidiendo precios. Envfe Sc
los, o d. VERGE, Box 456. Maya
guez, P. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-23

Ell Museo del Departamento de Agri-
cultura y Trabajo, estara alberto al pii
blico los lunes y los jueves de cada Sc
mana Y, ademas, Sc tjara, especialmen-
te, un dfa semanal, de acuerdo con ell
Comisionado de instruction. para que
sea visitado por los alumnos de las es-
cuelas de San Juan.
Este Museo cuenta solamente con dos
cientos dolares anuales de presupuesto
y desde este aiio tiene un empleado pa
ra la conservation, restauracion Y cui-
dado, cuyo sueldo annual es de $1,000;
de nrodo que no es cierto, como Sc ha
dicho, que este Museo cueste grandes
cantidades de dinero al Pueblo de Puer
to Rico.
Es ridiculo que solo haya doscientos
dolares para adpuisicion de materiales
y colecciones Y, realmente, ell Museo,
10 mismo que la "Revista de Agricul-
tura", Sc deben la iniciativa y buena
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-23
Festival celebrado en- Nueva York en- honor
del gran patricia Jose de Diego

emo anunci6 Ell MUNDO, ell dia
16 del actual Sc VERTIGO en- ia Astor
Gallery, del hotel Waldorf Astoria,
de Nueva York, la velada lfrico7l lite-
raria para conmemorar el segundo
aniversario de la muerte del eminen
te orador, poeta Y patricia don Jose
de Diego.
He aqui ell programa del interesan
tisimo acto:
PRIMERA PARTE
Discurso inaugural, octavio Elias
Moscoso.
FL llanto de una estrella, Rafael
Balseiro, marcha expresamente com
puesta para los funerales del pro-
Ger, ejecutada al piano por la Sra.
dona Lola Mas de Lopez.
La Borinquen, Jose de Diego. So
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-23

neto recitado por el niho Enrique
Augusta Amado.
Les Adieux, Sarasate, solo de vio-
lin ejecutado por el violinista Sr. En-
rique Diaz acompanado al piano por
la Sra. Dona Lola Mas de Lopez.
Ave Maria, Gounod, cantada en- la
tin por la Sra. Dona Enriqueta de
Amado, acompanada al piano.
Magnis Vocibus, Jose de Diego,
composition poetica recitada por el
nino Jose De Diego Blanes, hijo del
autor.
SEGUNDA PARTE
Marti y de Diego: Paralelo de dos
heroes, Dominguez Collazo.
En- Flandes Sc ha puesto el sol
Eduardo Marquina.
Ultima Actio, Jose de Diego, Com
posiei6n poetica recitada por la Srta.
Amalia Agostini.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-23
Los enfermos del
HlgadO tienen su
vida en- Peligro

Ell JARABE Antibilioso del MoNJE
AQUILES, radical efcazmente com
bate todas las Intermediates product
das por des6rdenes hepaticos. Biliosi
dad, aiento fetido OPPRESSION, son al
gunos de los sintomas que indican que
el higado esta enfermo.
Pruebese este famoso remedio Sc
convencera.
De venta en- todas las farmacias y
droguerias.
The Washington times., 1920-08-22
BIRTHS

HAKER--hArry E. and Efne, boy,
EET1fk k.l3-Murray l. and Rose. 30,
EOWLeS-kaoraee W. and owe M az"
BROwN-IsAae A. and Laura, girl
CoLE-wArren N. and Clara. girl.
FIsH-Gnbert u. and Awards, boy.
fRY-forest and Jennie sirl
JOHNSOE-Theodore q, and Florence 10Y
JOkES-ssmusl NJ and Ruth, boy.
kA-LAk-Jsmss J. and Ceeile O., SRI
MESLfcR-Sannuel and Sarah, girl
NEWrON-sylysstef b. and Lawon. boS'
NORTON-William A. and Clara, boy. -.
RICHARDSON-cheSter w. ana Agnes NJ
boy.
sLATER-Glsnn and Mildred. girl. -.
sTEPHESSOS-John T. and Margaret strl
sULLIvAN-charles A. and Elizabeth n"
girl.
TRAVERS-James and Callie, sirl.
WHlTE-Robert ana Jennie siri' m -.
CI<HAM-Willisms G. and Credills, poS
WILLIAMs-ha arriron and OlsLa. boy
The Washington times., 1920-08-22

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The Washington times., 1920-08-22
DEATHS

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The Washington times., 1920-08-22
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The Washington times., 1920-08-22
NIGHT AND SUNDAY
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The Washington times., 1920-08-22

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The Washington times., 1920-08-22
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Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-02-12
NATIONAL WEEK or ~O\E.

The National Week OF Song nn
be observed February 22-2s the
xeek Of Washington's birthday H.
the ideal school. every day l- Ing
lng dag every week "a week o'
song The National Wcck ot Sons
vhlch is movemcn, 20 help m. B..
America singing nation ani go ''.
spire our people with high ideal. and
to teach them TO love good sont- an.
singing. came into existence iuiltf
the Wer and each year ,ir'
tabllshment has witnessed in.rr -'.
interest and growing enthusiasm go
H. observance Shall see not lo o.'
part % interesting every p.pl
every community In making N.r y
tioual Week Of sorC an important
institution OF our national lfe
The following are the purposes
the National Week OF Song
First-To awaken the sine.,t -lH
It and set all America singing
sccondLTo cultivate q taste l''
songs OF the better sort
Third-To bring people toge'h''
In their various communities ani ''
yelop the community spirit
Fourth-To develop and sircNk ''
en- the grea, American spirit an' u'
hold it's high ideals by the singing o
such songs as uplift and inspire
Fifth-To amalgamate and sN
spectacular expression once "a year
all OF the various efforts put tor""
to establish community sing ng b
the various organizations 'hro"F'
out the country
MRS. ! l. KEARNEN.
County Supt
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-02-12
HOSPITAL FOR
INFLUENZA Patients

There being a number of cases OF
.Au." or OF bad colds bordering 'hh'
disease in Jerome and on the tract
at the present time. and in some
eases there being no proper quar-
ters for caring for the patients an
emergency hospital has been es'ao-
rshed in the building recently va
Gated by the Jerome Plumbing q
Heating company on the corner o.
Main and Elm streets.
The county commissioners END 'n'
local chapter of the Red Cross ar
rcsponsible for the understands an'
,hev share the cost OF maint"'h'"f
the same equally Mrs Foot ''F
istered nurse. has active charge
Everyone should assist in ever
uav possible to eradicate the o''
ease from the community.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-02-12
JEROpE COUNTY FAIR
WILL BE PROMOTED

The Farm Bureau committee Is
considering ways and means TO pro-
mote a county fair this year. II IS
known fact that a good local agrlcul-
tural exhibit will do much TO en-
courage better crops and livestock.
Farmers are always Interested Ill
what the other fellow is doing ana
the farmer. who does not have the
desire to equal him, or to 80 MIN
one better, is rare. No better way OF
encouraging good livestock has ever
been discovered. Boys and girls
club work exhibits add much TO the
interest of fair. The committee Will
hold a joint meeting with the Je-
rome club in the near future to plan
for fair. If you believe in the
North Side tract, you are withou'
saying, a supporter of a county fair
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-02-12
Ncto War Risk Insurance Law Important

parent through adoption, wife or
husband, child, grandchild, stepchild,
adopted child, brother, sister, half
brother. half-sister. brother through
adoption, siste' by adoption, atep-
brother, stepsister, uncle, nephew,
aunt. niece brother-in-law, sister-in-
law. person who has stood in the
relation of a parent to the injured
for q period Of one year or more PRIOR
to the injured's enlistment or induc-
ton the children OF such person
parent. grandparent, stepparent OF
parent through adoption Of the insur
eds wife or husband.
United States government NE
(converted) insurance may now D.
paid at death in a lump sum in in
stallments for 80 months. or more
the option OF the insured.
The rate OF compensation for di'
ability has been greatly increased
2 A comparison between the amount
formerly granted under the War Ris
insurance Act with those provide
nv the new law follows:
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-02-12
FARM BUREAU NOTES

w. +. Sinclair was sent to the
state Farm Bureau meeting at Boise /
February 10th, to represent Jerome |
county.
1 ID Rigney was nominated by the
executive committee as director oi
the Idaho Wheat Growers associa-
ton
A. w. Atwood has one Jersey COW
which made 62.9 pounds OF butterlal
in one month This is record TOT
Gooding and Jerome counties, pu'
Twin Falls has one COW which mace
S5 pounds of butterfat in one month
c S. Ayers of the Falls City COM
munity. has the only alfalfa removal
or known TO be in the county he
saws il is the best tool he has.
Several farmers have bought sub
surface packers to AID in preparing
a seed bed for wheat.
The State Farm Markets depart
ment predicts seed shortage I'M
spring.
- The claim for fifty-hve damage
sheep. incurred in the Farm Burea
shipment OF June, last year mas pee
f allowed and will be paid to owners
d soon as the draft comes through
r Mrs. White, county poultry chSi
= II An. reports over 1000 hens AanIi'
IS in culling demonstrations, ana n
u ner cent marked for elimination.
r DR.. Vaughn, of Jerome mas lV'
c.ccmmehded to the state vet s'Hs
fe ian by the FarL Bureau as 'sA'
'e da:e for the position of deputy sta
IL veterinarian.
at c. 0. Roice, livestock leader
nor,s indications good for iai
is wool pool this year. and recommei
ID that it be stored at Jerome
ITS The Farm Bureau is investigat
sk the proposition of placing an a'ia
ed meal mill at Jerome.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-02-12
EI,lORE NINE CUTS
= RICH COPPER ORE

rhe recent strike of high grade
.oro nade on the $oo-foot level
~ IN. Fillmore mine. situated in the
po,so-uailey gold belt in the p'N'e
district formerly known as '"' "''
yolcano district, thirty-h'e m,''7
nor,heast OF Mountain Home mas
.nonvinced the management tha' an
extension of rich shoot averasins Nv,
eo', M wide and proven for " length o.
,no fee, upon the 100 and 200 Levers ~
9,. been encountered. No' only !.
p', ,D,s srtelopmen, of Importance &c ,
.ro r,more copper company Wh'''
o,.ns the mine. but of importance ''
Wv, .noie district. whose great pos
snti,ic- for mineral prod"''''" III"
been neglected.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-02-12
~ HOH)L NOTES.

There "il be- "a basket ball gam.
between the Jerome high school and
tle Dietrich his scool at jerome mex,
fHl. FEET 1884, Theb game wn
be- Il double header
Mrs William Walker s. supplyine
IN tne Butte school for Mrs Block
Who is lu
Paul Furman OF the nfth g.adc
has written sei3 remarkable theme
on thc subject Of the Blarncy stone
There is an Interesting clss Of
japanese boy at school .oN Tacy
have had the same school work in
Japan. bur are trying 10 get it in
English
he school ground schedule VIII
be- ch.Aged next week Hockey and
football viii give place 10 basketball
and baseball
The .ightc grace viii take part d
tAe -eAl literary program. to be given
next Friday Patrons OF the school
are cordD.liy invited
lec Aams. an ,iguth grade stud
,nt ie .n the hoswt,l at Twin Falls,
sun,ring from broken leg received
while play ng baseball At school
B.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-02-12
TREE PLANTING ENCOURAGED.

Forest and Shade Trees for plant
ing I'm Idaho" Is the title OF cir
crlor ,us, issued boy the School OF
Forcstry University OF Idaho al
Moscow. The circular announces th"'
nursnan, TO its policy OF encour's
ing tho planting Of trees in ld'no'
Tho school OF Ferestry offers for se''
=, cost limited quantity OF cho'''
stock TO prospective planters quo
,o,,ons for the season Of 1920 arr
included. Black locust Is on'reo Il
quantity. This circular 'oSy,n' ,,,s.
,,,,h pnlletin io5. Trees W vi"
whare when and How to PAM
and Circular II. "BlocK Lo'uS'
Idaho" will be sent on request
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-02-12

The following provisions OF the
new law are OF vital impo tance TO
the millions of former service men,
and their relatives and benenciaries.
PRONUNCIATION Of this information by
public spirited citizens will constitute
an important and patriotic service for
the benefit of ex-soldiers, sailors and
marines and their families in every
community.
New and more liberal benefits for
ex-service men and their relatives
and bcnehciaries effective December
"A. 1913
Under the new amendment to the
War Risk Insurance Act, which has
been passed by congress and which
became d law on December "a, l9l9
when it was signed by the president
war term insurance or United states
Government life Cconverted) insur
ance policies may be made payable
10 any of the following list OF bene
nciaries.
Parent. grsndparent, steppareh'
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-02-12
ARCADIA VALLEY

rb. class I'm homo nursing was
f,,gav attended lest Thursday amy
ID. discussions we're so spirited ''"
.. , late hour noforo 'hc adio"rn-
mcnt .,
Merriam oliver is at home with Il
lteh,. ease of fin. first case IN N'' "''''
reported so Gar
This Friday evening ther' WI" w.
.,,h.r ENJOYABLE social at the
n,,r~n The orchestra will furnish
u.,,,c and p short Lincoln day pro-
ram viii be given followed by
eamos and stunts Mcssrs Fr'''
Harry and carlson have charge o.
~. lunch The lsdics appreciate 'h''
arrangement .,.. Nrs
Mrs Harry spent Friday with M''
.hss d Webster in Jerome.
nick callen purchased bunch q
,oen from O Onvef las' Week.
Mrs II Ryan visited Mrs Wi'n''
Peterson Fridcy =,
Shirley oliver is sp''o''H W.
voek with Mrs Harry
| Mira Clark fought the R'o'o '''
sunday night. .t,
Mrs. Tony Haborman en''r'a"
emo MISSIONARY society Wcdnes say
.r ternoon. I'D,
Mr. Harry SPRAYED his 'nR'' P'
., severely last Friday
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-02-12
R\RRNNIORE.

:, looks like spring has open'0
- coo the farmers working IN the
oelds and wo are all in hopes 80.
"' Mr. Howard Cinet, is here o"
..,.,, from the coast but expect" !"
.",nrn M in about ten days
Mr. Albert Hawkenson had "~u'S
crowd at his sale We are sorry "
,,,~Eenson is going to leave us
''w Nr wr'r and Mrs Irwin Galo'' "r,' ,n'
.nr WI from Twin Falls Tuesday 0"'
returned the same day ,,,.,
r''v,. wo,ncr cl.ypool has bee" s""y, '',,
,.n w,,h rheumatism the past wee"
limit is Improving ~. 81,
'", Mrs stump has been ON TIE ST, II,
us, the past week o"' IS '"
o mend now o .yoryAo,
' has TN. 'sDI' r,rr digger. WIN b" tim. ,n,""' a'
g NV Nv C. Bruuton's this week ,'.... ii.
IT AT 'no" W. they ere going to Mr.. "''
ma place. ms been pre-
.,ck with pcnOmo"i'' but is
u, at this writing
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-02-12
GRAND VIEW

r,,, rock mason, at Mr. Y. /.
ncrby's have just finished .,,,. NV, .,,o5 n
.','1' .ort for a modern rock oh'SG" ,'
house ,ucuty-fou~ by sixty ,1o'. ,nan.an T' ,
p"r noroy expects to run one 'S'"5In, S,,n@,o.
,' nn,,e,s next winter. One nunG'g. i1''. >.
,Est ,,,s,,o M ,.~ehorr prilo's ia the re '0'.' y,
w. W"'' ,ns doy last week. Derby .' -
',oo y.,,h of eggs in laNu'E
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-02-12
National Campaign for Armenian Relief

The national campaign FOR relief the put the
United States February
'iu act Of the xty-sixh
distributed relief
clothing shelter This
raised by
Even will on
1t destitute
and will assistance until the will 1000 tons
o flour alone monthly them with bread.
children children will to
be cared for by the people the United States
The asked Jerome $4,000 The time set to raise
February 20 and 2l The committee
mailed the jerome county
chairman j. A. ARMSTRONG, County Chairman
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-02-12
APPLETON NEWS

pemember the Grange meetns
Friday night, We are expecting VS.
rors from WendeN. every member
should be present.
G. II Erdmann's now house is pro-
crossing nicely.
Little lack SilbauEh has been q"l''
ia, tho mast week. but is improving
4 Mrs stunenberg was an over-nish
visitor at O. divers home Wedn'S
day ,.,rhor
Mrs Belden and Mrs S'u"'"o'''
nara Jerome visitors Saturday
Mrs G Nj. Humphrey Mrs. pAvl'
A. pogue Mr.. and Mrs. RorcrS' NJ
a Nd Ne kennedy. Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
S sr,i,n and Mr.. J. II. Silheush =
! 'I 1nsaa thc Pomona greree at j.
rome last Wednesday
Nlr ard Mrs. c. II. lr"n'p1''
,,oro guests Saturday night oil H.
nrown n and Miss Stella Win'heS'
. at a bridge party
" Mr.. Avery and Mrs. Rirh'r'Son
Jerome. and Miss Holt OF ""o'', 100
G. 'no 'e' w school visitors Friday Mr.. !
Il ony took the boys to William Iho"
" Mace for COW judging the s'rnS
N rs,yea much commcnd''ion Tor
- onh in regard to the seN""R It
\ clup III
I are doing.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-02-12
DISPRICT COURT.

Last Monday morning the district
court for Jerome county convened II
the court house, and is stiU IN ses-
sion as we go to press "Wednesday
evening. but it is our understanding
ITO. Il will ADJOURN this evening until
next Monday morning, Judge Ensign
having business at Twin Falls tor 'ns
remainder of this week
Co far the time has been taken up
arrenging the calendar for the re-
rainder of the term, and deriains
wbether certGin cases merit trial o'
d,suissal when court conNehe'
again It will no doubt Last saver"
weeks.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-02-12
FOR A BASEBALL LEAGV w.

a movement Is being made TO 'o," ,D.
sor,hern Idaho baseball league 'o'
,.~ oon,ing season. and the folio"
,ng towns will probably be repre-
aoo,od in the league, should the r'a"7
",er,a,,,e. 'e''.o Twin Falls. Burley. N0-
merit, Buhl. Gooding and Jerom"
A meeting is being held IN n"',,, ,,on
,odov 70 consider the prop'S'''o"
and several OF the Jerome ''''' "
I'm attendance