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LAST SHOWING TODAY MARGUERITE CLARK In a Fairy Like Romance WE T .SDAY UND Tilt ..jilAY I IDAHO THEATRE LAST SHOWING TODAY MA RGÜERITE CLARK In a Fairy Like Romance WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY LITTLE u LITTLE u SURE A MOST PERFECT PRODUCTION OF DENMAN THOMPSON'S COMEDY "SI RE THEY *r.-t hd Homestead THE PLAY THAT HOLDS THE WORLD'S RECORD OF PERFORMANCE THEY LADY LADY CALLED CALLED IT IT n EILEEN EILEEN IRELAND" IRELAND" Matinees Dally 3 p. m.—5c-10c Evenings—7:15 & 8:45 Matinees Daily :t p. in.—5c-Kir Evenings—7:15 & 8:4®—10c-15c 10c-I5c Stlyer's Herd of Holsteins Heads the , List—Same Cow Ahead Now As One That the average production of but ter fat has increased in the county among the cows tested In the Buhl I Pioneer Cow Testing association and | that the average production per head is also greater is shown by the October report just filed by O T Koster offi clal tester. The report with the ex ception of that dealing With cows on honor roll producing less than fifty pounds butter fat is as follows There were, during October the first month of our second vear 363 ■ on t es t w it b an average produc The only tobacco that perfect . ly retains tlie natural juice ot tne leaf is pluç tobacco. Therefore, the only way for you to get the J } . } i « i full, tasty enjoyment and whole some benefit out of tobacco is to GOOD SNOWING IN TESTER'S REPORT Splendid Production of Butter fat for October SEVENTEEN COWS PRODUCE OVER FIFTY POUNDS IN MONTH, Year Ago. G EN E RA L AD V ERTIS1N G 33 SPEAR HEAD FAMOUS FOR A GENERATION Better Than Ever in the 5c Foil-Wrapped Cut MADE OF RIPE RED BURLEY chew high-grade plug. Spear Head plug is the mellow est, juiciest chew you ever tasted. Its luscious, long-lasting flavor distinguishes it from a'l other chewing tobaccos and makes it the most satisfying of chews. Sun-ripened red Burley leaf— carefully selected for its full, per fect flavor, is pressed into plugs of Spear Head that make your mouth water just to see them. Try Spear Head once and you'll never again be satisfied with any other chew. Get a 5 c individual Foil Wrapped Cut at your dealer's. * ï $ -M . ... . » »««.. tTTtTTTTTVT' I : BEFORE SELLING YOUR : I HIDES AND PELTS II + X GET AN OFFER FROM ME. î I Will Pay More I PHONE (à + X A. POP1CK, Twin Falls. 4 . +++ ,;. + ^. + ++ + .p ++++++++++++'* 4 t 4 _ Cash Supply Store of Jarbidge, Nev. ■ • W. H. HUDSON, Proprietor. GENERAL MERCHANDISE FEED STABLES. All Kinds of Transportation Furnished Promptly. HIDES We Fay FULL MARKET PRICE for HIDES Sc PELTS r Twin Fall O Ph 8(3 llh Ave. S. lion of 28.77 pounds butterfat. Eleven herds averaging over thirty pounds j butterfat and fifty-two cow's on the j honor roll, seventeen of which pro duced over fifty pounds butterfat. Tliere are approximately 500 cows in the association this year in twenty nine herds; the herd of S. H. Kaylor of Twin Falls, being on official test for the year, this requires two days test ing each month. Our report for October, 1916, shows 400 cows on test averaging 27.81 pounds butter fat, forty-five cows on the honor roll, and five herds aver aging over thirty pounds butterfat. It is interesting to note that the same cow that stood at the head of the association for butterfat production in October. 1915, is again at the head ot the list for the past month, her pro duction a year ago was 56.2 pounds butterfat as against 73.1 pounds for the past month; a five-year-old cow is considered at lier best. She being a six-year-old, this increase must be due to better feed and care, just an exam P'® of what better feed an care will do. Tbe bi S b berii for butterfat produc tion was that of H. H. Stiyer; thirteen purehreds with an average of 46.1 uounds. This same herd took first honors for production in October, 1915; eleven cows averaging 40.3 poupds butterfat. Tbe greatest increase in production over October, 1915, was made by the ber<1 of H - Payne. their average tor October. 1915, being 29.1 pounds but terfat for thirteen cows. This October it was 33.2 pounds butterfat for the herd of nine cows, an increase of 10.9 pounds butterfat per cow. Mr. Payne has done considerable culling, a total of seven cows, during the past year. The herd making the second best im provement was that of T. G. Wilson, with an increase of 9.7 pounds butter It is interesting to note that the ten high cows in the honor roll are from herds where a daily record is kept. Pres. Gus Kunze has placed a splen did purebred sire at the head of his herd. The improvement in a few years' time through the offsprings will be worth many times the price of the animal. Five more cows were beefed during the month. A. A. Stauffacher conducted an A. R, O. test on a three-year-old Holstein during the month, she making a very B° od record. The test was under the supervision of Mr. Clyde Welch of Buhl, who has been appointed official tester by Prof. Ellington, of the dairy department of the state agricultural college. Fred Reed sold ten cows and four heifers to Gooding parties at a very good price. Mr. Reed when questioned regarding cow testing associations, re plied: "The records sold the cows." The Boise Valley association report for the month ending October 17th, gives 417 cows on test, making an average of 25.26 pounds butterfat, eight herds averaging over thirty pounds butterfat and thirty cows pro ducing over forty pounds butterfat. Following will be found a list of the fifty-two highest cows, their owners, breed, production, etc. List of cows producing 50 pounds or more of butterfat for month of Octo 56.7 Docs it pay to test? fat per cow. her, 1916; H. H. Stiver, Alban Lottie DeKol 158221, Hoi. C. D. Irwin, Brownie, G. J.64.1 H. Schick, Ten, G. J. H. H. Stiyer, Janie Boranese 108488, Hoi. E. B. Heston. Filltub, G. H. H, H. Stiyer, Alban Selma DeKol I 165927, Hoi. I H. H. Stiyer, Daisy Homestead i Baronese, 194082, Hoi.56.2 i J. H. Gott. Spike, G. H. H. H. Stiyer. Lilly Johanna Abbe kirk 155928. Hoi. H. H. Stiyer, Baronese Homestead j 187234, Hoi H. H. Payne. Twelve. G. H.53.1 Gus Kunze, Ninety-one, G. H.52.7 H. B. Sherman, Pet. G. H.50.8 David Rees, Bluio, G. J. 50.6 S. C. Orr, Amanda, G. H. H. B. Sherman, Preacher (27 days) G. J. M. P. Dau, Lady Johanna Shady brok 144921, Hoi. The following herds averaged 50 or more pounds of butter during the past month : 73.1 59.4 57.3 56.7 54.91 s . 53.9 50.1 46.7 4 Q 0 No. in herd. H. H. Stiyer, Hoi. C. D. Irwin, G. Jer . E. E. Heston, G. Jer. T. G. Wilson, G. Jer. H ,H. Payne. G. Hoi. David Rees, G. Jer. : J. H. Gott, Jer. & Hoi. Roed. G. Hoi. H. B. Sherman,Jer. Hol. G. Geo. A. Childs, Jer. ; C. H. Hemplernan, Hoi. 1915 Report. H. H. Stiyer, Hoi. E. E. Heston, G. Jer. T. G. Wilson, G. Jer. H H. Payne. G. Hoi. J. H. Gott, Jer. & Hoi. Fred Reed, G. Hoi. H. S''e' , nian,Jer. Hol. G. o on A. Childs, Jer. C. H. Hemplernan, Hoi. 46.1 13 45.3 5 37.0 35.3 7 5 33.2 9 31.8 11 31.5 34 31.4 3 31.3 14 8 31.3 31.0 9 40.3 11 9 31.5 25.6 7 13 22.3 34 29.1 10 29.5 29.1 13 25.C 7 20 23.6 I AM HEBE F'fty years before the public; ye-rT in Colorado; 3 years In Boise; member of T. S.. India; member of S C"lor"do. Brother No. Eleven B > Teacher end demonstrato n—; ' umshtp. 260V& Main south. 1 p C* dvcrflsemcnl) 8 fi fYSYlfN/"' r H C k I ITI Cl I ! I AK Kl! 1111 (il AS I Mi ! > Î JrtllUILMJL ULttU I 13 UL ______ i VA/ITH T'Al/CQ WW | | 11 A|fl|fY I I IV t 1% » * I I II LMlvf IT Vi\/ T Lai _ MorrnifironI Tamn Drnmicnc vUlll|i rlullllACo IiTPRE THlflP\ TOT filhli'P viil-ui iimi^o lui IUIUIC _ ONE OF THE LARGEST MINES IN miIt , T ncimcn 1 HK W0RL1) L0( ATE1) THtMfc. _ Hallowe'en Ball Is Held —Everybody j s preparing AVork l'or the Winter season - (Special to The Times) ... ' p JARBIDGE, Ntv. Jarbidge. tlie beautiful ; Jarbidge, the wonderful, The first part of the month of October was unusually stormy, as the equinox ia) storm period had been delayed and had precipitated unusually severe weather in our canyon for this time of the year: the mountain sides were cov ered with snow and the roads in the bottom were simply a mire of mud. hundreds of tons of freight were held up at the depot in Deeth and as a con sequence there was much delay in the work here in camp. But the good weather was bound to come and it is now here. There is no place in this w r hole magnificent country of ours where any better weather can h. ex pected during the Indian summer than m the Jarbidge canyon. The glorious sunlight-days; the luminous moonlight night, down in this incomparable canyon with its steep slopes, its rug ged rock walls and its cragged peaks: where can one find anything to equal it in grandeur, not in the Alps neither in the Himalaya: few of our American countrymen have been here to take notice of and enjoy this unlimited beauty, but those who have been here* do not fail to return and they send their friends. The writer of this has been in many parts of the worM and lie feels perfect confidence in saying that tliere are few if any spots in the world that can offer more points of scenic beauty than the Jarbidge can yon and is more than willing to re commend the trip into Jarbidge from cither the north or the south to any American citizen who wishes to enjoy to the full all the thrills than can pos sibly be put into an auto ride of one hundred miles; level stretches where the car can be run at its limit, can yons to go up and down where the greatest care in running cannot keep the nerves from tingling, the heart from almost standing still, and every one in the dar wishing they were out walking; where a slip of even a foot or two would precipitate the car off the grade with no chance for a stop short ot the river, 2000 feet below. From the summits that are crossed to arrive at our beautiful camp one can see unlimited distances in every dl rection, across almost bottomless can yons and over immense mountain ranges to distant, almost obscured mountain peaks in adjoining states this is Jarbidge the beautiful. The most wonderful part is after one ar rives in the canyon and investigates the great mineral deposits already opened in the hillsides. One can walk along Main street or even sit in his room in the hotel and look at the j dumps up on the side of the mountain j A SUMMARY OF RESULTS IN THE PIG RAISING PROJECT OF THE TWIN FALLS COUNTY BOYS' CLUB FOB 191«. The following are the results obtained by the nineteen boys making the best records in the county. Daily Lb«. gain grain Score Score Score per per lb. of of pig gain »lory record pig PREMIUM of Tolu! NAME AND ADDRESS One pure ' red L r. p shire pig. 1 pure bred Duroc. 1 pure bred Duroc. 1 pure bred Hamp. 1 pure bred Duroc. 1 pair shoes. 1 pair skates. 1 flash light. $1.50 jewelry. 1 stock knife. 1 suit underwear. 1 stock knife. 1 pair cuff links. 1 watch. 1 watch. 1 watch. 1 watch. 1 watch. 1 watch. 48 50 99 197 Phillip Mills, Buhl 1.63 1.9 1 1 2.12 v 32 50 97 179 35 45 95 176 44 36 95 175 48 35 91 174 2.56 38 46 87 171 2.7 35 50 85 170 1.33 3. 34 60 86 170 1.4 3.8 36 46 86 168 40 32 95 167 38 44 S3 166 43 41 80 164 42 41 80 163 37 46 78 161 4. 42 44 75 161 1. 3.6 44 41 75 160 2.62 31 36 92 159 2.1 36 38 85 159 1. 3. 36 35 82 167 SUMMARY OF ALL THE RESULTS OF THE COUNTY. I Everett Dau, Buhl ! Howard Stiyer, Buhl 1.43 2.49 1 Martin Blanksma, Buhl 1.27 3.15 Fred DeKlotz, Filer .. 1.25 2.33 I Alanzo Griffin, Twin Falls 1.3 I Lester Diehl. Filer. 1. j Omer Hill, Hansen ! Hoy Jones, Hansen 1 Jos. Beverlin, Murtaugh. 1.43 2.4 I Earl Voss, Kimberly..■ i Leslie Stroud, Filer. Clifford Stroud, Filer. Ralph Brown, Filer. Herman Campbell, Buhl. . 1.5 Lloyd Shearing. Buhl Fred Beverlin, Murtaugh.. 1.3 : Erwin Williams,Murtaugh 1.4 Eiden Butler, Buhl .8 1.4 1.17 3.8 1.12 3.9 .97 3.21 , 61 Number of hoys raising pigs. Total number of pigs. Average pigs per boy. Average age of pigs at start. Average weight of pigs at start. Average number of days fed... Average weight at close.,. Average daily gain per pig. Average lbs. of grain per lb, of gain Average cost per lb. gain, net. Average profit per hog, net. 122 2 57 days 39 lbs. 91 135 lbs. 1.06 lbs. 3,44 lbs. 5.3 cents $2.98 | Standard prices were charged for all grains, skim milk 25c per 100 lb, house slops with milk 15c per lOOIh. house slops without milk 7c per 100 It». The prices received for the pasture 15c per month, labor 10c per hour. j pork gained was $8.60 per 100 lb. The latter was the actual price received by » the hoy-» who sold their pigs. Mr. Musser's boys of the Twin Falls club, have not yet reported, placing will be announced in a later issue. Their , he town and Jn plain sight of every , ? , . one ' as a cheerful reminder of the good times to come, are the dumps of one 0 f t j ie greatest mines in the country, and the future may prove that it is the greatest gold min of the whole American continent. There are aggregations and consolidations that may have made records in the past that wil1 be bard to beat> but we have here, a mine with one immense ore chute that we are willing to back against any other in the whole world for length, width and average value; this Is one of the wonderful things of j arbidge . Besides this there is the most won derful climate one can imagine and October is the most perfect month of the whole year. The political parties have taken advantage of this weath er to visit the camp. All parties have been represented, and those candidates who have been in ber ® have becn , *"• mensely pleased with the camp and the prospective vote here, and most of the speakers have been well received by the people of the camp, This glorious month was brought to a fitting finish last night by a most enjoyable entertainment at the com mercial club hall which was under the ausplcies of the ladies of Jarbidge. The hallowe'en ball was the most successful affair that has been held in the hail for a long time. Mrs. New ton Crumley was the leading spirit and was ably assisted by Mrs. Oscar Walker, Mrs. H. Hacker, Miss Susie Davis and Miss Mamie Kensinger. There Were about forty couples in the grand march and a jolly good time was enjoyed by all until the small hours of the morning. It was a ladies' night, although not entirely a leap year affair. The ladies were called upon to foot the bills, according to weight. A platform scales was install ed near the front of the hall and each lady had to trust dainty feet on the platform of these scales and trust her pocketbook to the tender mercies of Miss Kensinger, who was the official weigher and treasurer. The few min utes when I happened to be looking on she was doing well, and I guess the committee can call her a good col lector. to take supplies up to the mine and are building a bunk house and board ing house so that the miners will be able to live at the mine this winter, The Tacoma company are also building houses at the Legitimate mine which represent millions of dollars' worth of fine milling ore. Right above The hall was most tastefully deco rated by the ladies of the committee, with an abundance of yellow and green streamers, yellow faces, green devils and 1ack-o'-lan terns. Several Elko and Twin Palls people were present and everyone pro nounced it the usual Jarbidge-good time. E. J. Ostrander and wife were pres ent and with them were E. F. Driscoll and D. C. Watson, all of Twin Falls. We were particularly pleased to ex tend the right hand of fellowship to Mr. and Mrs. Ostrander, and welcome them to the hall as it is the first time they have been here since the new floor was layed and the club received the maple lumber for this floor from our jolly little friend, Mr. Ostrander. D. C. Watson is the secretary of the Ostrander Lumber company of Twin Falls, and came Into camp to arrange for the twenty loads of lumber which are on the road for the lumber yard here. The good weather is being used by all parties to prepare for the winter work. The Long Hike company is finishing a surface inclined tramway pumpkin and will be well fixed for the winter work. Other Tacoma interests have bonded a big bunch of claims from the head of Bourne gulch to Bonanza ridge, clear across the head of Bonanza gulch, in cluding the Kiyi, Ben Hur, Ajax and about twenty other claims, camp is being established, trails built and sup plies for the winter work will soon be put in. Read the "BUSINESS DIRECTORY" In the Tuesday Times; it will Interest you. ISIS THEATRE—WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY > • CAPRICE PORTRAYS CHILD OT THE NEEDS IN NEW EOX PICTURES JUNE 1 Charming Actress Gives All the Joy and Innocence of the Country in Her Newest Venture, "Little Miss Happiness." • • t Little Miss Happiness Never Misses Happiness i| t + In her newest picture for William F ox, "Little Miss Happiness," ] famous June Caprice plays the part of an innocent country girl, Lucy | * White. She lives with her grandma and earns a living for them both ■ • by selling yeast. Complications begin when Sadie Allen returns to the home village. Sadie luis becn trying to make a living in the city, where she has met and married Max Barker. When Darker gets tired of her and leaves lier. Sadie Is forced to return home with her baby. To ward off her father's anger, Sadie begs Lucy to take care of the -, baby. Lucy is glad of the opportunity. She boldly declares to the ■ • community that the child is her own. She even tells this to Dave Allen, ", I Sadie's brother, who is madly in love with Lucy. Finally Darker comes to the village on a visit to a friend. He meets Sadie there, finds that he still loves her, and begs her to return. Tlicii she explains the whole affair to her father and the village, Lucy's j. name Is desired, and Dave and Lncy go out to look at the stars. Also 2-Reel L-KO Comedy t\ ■*» > • Why Father Did It 99 u • ■ Scream From Start to Finish - • • ISIS THEATRE-WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ACTIVE, LIGHT, CARRIES 7, —AND ONLY $1280 But only for just a few days more at $1280. On and after December 1, $1350. Like a good horse a 7-passenger 6-30 Chalmers is 'lighten its feet." Weighs only 3005, which economy plus, throughout. ■ / means Quality ! (Ail price! I.o. k. Detroit) MOTOR SALES COMPANY With Twin Falls Auto Co., Twin Falls, Idaho t « MORE MEN THAN WOMEN HAYE APPENDICITIS Surgeons state men are slightly more subject to appendicitis than wo men. Twin Falls people should know that a few doses of simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Ad- s. ler-l-ka, often relieve or prevent ap- - pendicitis. This mixture removes such surprising foul matter SPOONFUL CASE constipation, sour stomach or gas. The INSTANT, easy action of Adler-i-ka is surprising. The Bedford Fisher Drug Co. that ONE relieves almost ANY —Adv.