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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-14
AT REHEARSAL.
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,rder that she might make a good ap-
pearance when she joined the show
She knew the agony the girl must have
suffered when the heavy boot came
crashing down upon the numbed foot
For moment Webster stood looking
at the PROSTATE figure Then he went
back to his position just In front Of
the footlights There were angry muir
murs from the girls, and at heart Web
ster was coward. If he gave them
chance to grow more angry they
might attack him In body, as had
happened couple Of years before.
stop your fooling and get to work.
he commanded sternly. IAN right,
Boris
But Boris held the violin in his lap
as he watched the girls raise Mildred
He saw the brave effort she made to
hold her place In line, and the white
face told how close she was to faint
ing.
THAT girl can't work! You've Grip
pied herr he called angrily.
Webster turned
'The girl Is taking" he said rough
ly. "You, miss, come back to line"
II can't walk" sobbed Mildred
Webster strobe over to where she
was sitting and grasped her arm
you can and willr' he declared. III
you don't you leave the company at
oncev
He jerked her to her feet. But with
little cry the girl slipped to the floor
again, and some Of the others rushed
to her aid. Webster turned to order
them back. But be faced Boris. who
had leaped to the stage. and one glance
ut the leaders face told Of trouble.
You're not going to rehearse and
you're not going to fire that girl" said
Boris angrily. |'and you're going to get
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-14
Father Joseph Beausman came down
on Mondays train,

Father Joseph Beausman came down
on Mondays train,
Bruce Howard went over to Twin
Falls Sunday returneing Monday noon
Mr.. Woodward who sold 40 acres of
his land east of town has been in Twin
Falls several days closing the same.
H. H. Parker, of Montpelier, Idaho,
arrived Saturday and will at once com
mence clearing and proving up on his
land north east OF town.
1t looks as if the bachelor club is
about to lose Sunny Jim as he goes to
Twin Falls quite frequently and has
built home. Better cal m e;ng o.
the club.
Mr.. Parker, j. A. Howard, Harry
Earp and w. S. Harris are off on fish
ing trip. There will be great fish
stories next week.
H. M. Miller went over to Twin Falls
Monday on business and while there
subscribed for the peoples paper, The
Times.
The following clipped from the Otta-
wa I'LL Journal will explain itself.
Mrs. Cole is the wife of o D. Cole. who
has been in the employ of the Anti
Monopoly Drug Co. He should be
proud and we all extend congratula-
tions Mr.. Cole will be in Bull in June.
"The many friends Of Mrs. Cole, the
photographer, of this city, will be de-
lighted to learn that she captured the
first prize in class A at the state con-
vention of photographers which is in
session this week in the city of Joliet.
For the past four years Mrs. Cole re-
turned home with the first prize in
class B, but this year she goes a step
further and secures the distinction Of
being the best photographer in the
state of Illinois. There were in com
petition people in that line OF business
from the cities OF Chicago. Springfield,
Rockford, Decatur, Peoria, and all the
larger cities Of Illinois. This surely Is
marked distinction, and one which
reflects great credit on Mrs. Cole, and
an honor to the city In which
she resides
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-14

one first class licking right now. Put
up your hands"
1t was not a long fight, but it was a
highly artistic punishment. Boris had
long score Of his own to settle, and
while he was about 1t he paid the
debts of the entire company.
He left Webster covering in corner
and approached the little group about
the girl. Raising her in bis arms. he
bore her to her dressing room, where
the other girls got her shoes off and
applied hot dressings. Boris brought
dozen llniments and salves and how
cred about the door in case more were
wanted. Belle Byrle, who played the
old maid, smiled at the look in his face
Hard hit, Dick?" she asked, with a
laugh II don't blame you. She's a
nice little thing. suppose we'll be
taking up collection for a present be-
fore the seasons over"
Nonsense stammered Dick. II lust
wanted an excuse for licking Web
ster."
Want to bet?" asked Belle teasing
ly. Boris shook his head. Down in his
heart he knew that If it were possible
be would win the dainty girl who had
been much in his thoughts since she
Joined the company. Her thanks were
a reward that would have atoned even
for the loss Of his position, but Castle
when he heard the facts sustained the
leader.
It was three months before Boris got
up the courage to put his fate to the
test, ana 1t was Webster who was the
first to congratulate them.
"A girl who wears tight shoes needs
some one to protect her." he said, with
characteristic sarcasm. Pm glad to
hear it. Dick deserves to be happy,
and-I guess he WILL" he added as he
looked into the girls eyes, where love
shone forth.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-14

Twin Falls, Idaho, May 2, 1908.
The Board met this day pursuant to
adjournment of April Both, 1908.
Present. George l.. Crocker, Chair
man, L. A. Salladay, H. I. West, clerk.
Whereupon the board djJurned I'M
til Monday May 4th 1908.
Geo. l.. Crocker Chairman
Attest: Harry I. West, Clerk,
Twin Falls Idaho, May 4th. 1908.
The Board met this day pursuant to
adjournment of May 3, 1908.
Present; George l.. Croker, Chair
man, l.. A. Salladay, FL. T. West, CLERK
Whereupon the following proceedings
were had The Board considered the
official bonds of F. V. Brownlee as
Road Overseer OF District No. 3
District No. 4, M. Koppleman as road
Overseer OF District No. 10, ard ordered
such Overseers qualified.
Whereupon the Board considered and
approved the following contracts;
II. w. Clouchek for medical attend
ance upon ndigents and county prlso-
ners.
Times Printing & Publishing Co. for
the County printing.
A. N. Sprague for medicines and fun
egatian in contagious cases.
s. E. Pangburn for the care OF the
county poor.
l.. j. Miller for the burial of the coun-
ty poor.
Whereupon the Board adjourned.
George l.. Croker, Chairman
Attest: II. r. West, Clerk.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-14
Bull Brevities.
BULL, Idaho NAV II 1908

BULL, Idaho May II 1908.
j. W. Barrett the contractor on the
school house was in Buhl Saturday look
ing after the work and making ar
rangements for his family here.
Bert Atwood came down from Twin
Falls, Saturday night to visit over Sun.
day with his bachelor friends.
q. w. Arthur was up from Abbey
Saturday he still retains his mem ber-
ship In Bull Bachelors Club.
Chas, M. Merrick of Salt Lake, spent
few days here looking after his land
interests this week.
Miss Sadie Roberts of Twin Falls came
down last week to work at Hotel Bull.
ii. ii Runyon came into town Satur-
day to visit with friends over Sunday.
Geo. A. Hartog of Salt Lake was talk
ing business with the merchants OF
Bull Friday.
Mr.. and Fl. B. Lewis of Twin Falls
were in Bull few days last week
E. M. Sweeley and wife of Twin Falls
are out on their land west of town
proving up.
M. G. Ware of Seattle, Wash. who
some time ago bought land west of town
returned to Bull last week.
J. A. johnson of Payette, Idaho was
a land buyer here last week.
Mr.. Squares who owns land on the
North side came down to Bull Friday
with view of buying or renting until
water is turned on the North side,
j. w. Shaffer from Thomas, Okla,
arrived here Sunday and ia visiting
with Mr.. Vanderfords family they be-
ing old friends.
Jas, Mcmillan tax assessor was busy
In Bull last week.
Mr.. Parker OF Parker & Marshall
hardware store came down Monday to
look after his investments.
G. H. Payne and w. M. Heyl bought
Lot 10, block IS from W. S. Harris last
week they will build and open q car
penter shop at once.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-14
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed prodosals for bids for the con
struction of an eight room brick school
building at Kimberly Idaho will be re.
oeivsd by the clerk of Kimberly school
district No. 6 any time previous to one
O'Clock p. m. Saturday, May, % 1908
at the office of said clerk at Kimberly
Idaho. The board reserves the right
to reject any or ali bids. A certified
check for one hundred dollars payable
to Marjin Sullivan, clerk must accom-
pany each and every bid. Plans and
specifications for said building may be
seen at the office of ]. E. Tonrtelotte,
Boise or at my office.
MARTIN SULLIVAN, Clerk,
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-14
Attest
Bids Wanted.

Sealed bids for the construction OF
the Presbyterian church, above found
alton will be received until Saturday
Nav IS. at six o'clock. Bids will be
opened at eight O'Clock of the same
evening. Plans and specifications for
the building can be seen at the office OF
Hill & Taylor at any time. Any infor
nation regarding plans will be cheer
fully given upon application to c. M.
Hill, Chairman Of the Board OF Trus-
tees.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-14

Special Session, Twin Falls Idaho,
April 30, 1908
II. T. West. Clerk.
You will call special meeting of the
Board OF County Commissioners of
Twin Falls County, for two O'Clock p. m
April Both, 1908 for the purpose OF
a proving contracts award ID a. tn
last session of the Board.
Considering tax rebate matters.
Approving Bonds OF Officers APP
pointed at the last session of the Board
Acting on Road Petitions.
Acting on petitions for the appoint
ment Of Road Overseers.
Geo. l.. Crocker, Chairman
John f. Hansen.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
THE BOARD OF COMMISSION
FRS TWIN FALLS COUNTY.
No ice is hereby given that the Board
of County G. mmlssione,s of Twin Fails
County, Id, no. will meet in special ses.
sion at the Court House ia Twin Falls
on Thursday, April 3oth, 1903, at
O'Clock in the afternoon for The pur-
pose at transacting the following bust
ness
Approving Contracts award ed at the
last session of the Board.
Considering Tax Rebate matters.
Approving Bonds OF Officers APP
pointed at the last session Of the Board.
Acting on Road Petitions.
Acting on petitions for the appoint
ment of Road Overseers.
In witness whereof, have hereto set
my hand, and affixed the seal of the
Board Of Commissioners, this oath day
of April, 1908.
H. T. West,
Clerk of County Commissioners, Twin
Falls County, Idaho.
Statutory Meeting April Both, 1908.
The Board met this day as provided
by the statute for the purpose of fixing
the rate Of interest 70 be paid the
County by funds Of the county deposi
ted in banks qualified as County deposi
tories, and after due Consideration fixed
such rate at 2 per cent per annum
Whereupon the Board adjourned
such statutory meetings and reconvened
in special session.
Geo. L. Crockar, Chairman.
Attest: Harry T. West, Clerk.
Special session Twin Falls, Idaho,
April 80 1903.
The Board met this day pursuant to
call and notice of April oath, 1908.
Present: George L. CEocker, Chair
man, L. A. Salladay. H. n West, Clerk
Wheseupon the Board adjourned IN
I'll Saturday May End, 19o8.N
George L. Croker, Chairman.
Attest: Harry T. West, Clerk,
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-14

Ihe trouble with most cough cures is
that they constipate. Kennedy's Laxa
tive Cough Syrup does not constipate,
but on the other hand it's laxative prin.
cipals gently move the bowels. 1t is
pleasant to take and it especially re-
commended for children, as it tastes
nearly rs good rs maple sugar. Sold
by Sprague' Pharmacy.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-14

/, Harlow H. Parker, of Montpelier Idaho
assignee of Harry J. Mchaelis who made
entry No. Pip under the provisions Of act of the
Legislature Of the state of Idaho commonly known
which embraces SWA NWA. En- NW4. NE4
SWA sec. II. of twp. IS. Of range l4E. do hereby
give notice of my intention to make final proof to
establish my claim to the land above described
and that expect to prove that have resided on.
reclaimed and cultivated said land as required
by law before E. B. Williams. representative Of
the State Land Board at Twin Falls Idaho on the
10th of June 1908, by two Of the following
witnesses:
w. o. Buel. W. S. Harris. c. L. Brainard. Har-
ry H. Runyon. all of Bull. Idaho.
HARLOW H. PARKER. Entryman.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-14

H. G. Munger, contractor and builder
OF all kinds OF brick masonry work
Hansen, Idaho.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-03-27
Telegraphing Made Easy
A 500 Line Opsratos lnvsnts . Machine that
Makes the Dots-Sod All Over H. Weird

F. T. Vail. formerly chief operator
of the $500 Line'' at Minneapolis, now
the chief electrician Of the lnternation-
al Vailograph Co. with an aggressive
and pushing organization at his back, is
heralded as the latest great inventor in
the Geographic field.
AS is generally known, a telegraph:
operator talks by dots and dashes"
made with a key that opens and closes
the electric circuit. BIO make dots an
dashes is nerve racking work. In rrI,
sending it is estimated that an operat
makes 80, 900 nerve movements an hos
Mr.. Vail has invented a machine tn:
makes this mere child's play,
Vailograph makes the dots. A lal.,
number Of Telegraph operators ar
people with money to invest are bu,
stock in the company, which has -e.,
installed a factory at MinneaEs.
will sell its product all over IT.
Parties seeking a safe inves
find it to their interest to write t
INTERNATIONAL vhiLuaaaPA co. ,t1nee
Guaranty L.dE., N.raeapoIe, 10
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5 ii ,artsn. aud " 5 one + t e best
o TIE cnnrs IL, I'll ing q, .mber
of tie course will Ia e place on april
6, when the Minneapolis Syn phony
quartet will appear, taking tie place
of one OF the numbers which had to
cancel their engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Widmann have
been down to Hot Sprlnas, Ark. for
several weeks on a pleasure trip and
returned home Wednt sday evening.
Mrs. Clara A. Lukens arrived
home Tuesday from a "trip out
to the BLACK Hills country. where
she has been FOR tn, past ten days
making an inspection Of the W. r.
G. In the various towns
Mrs. G. ". IDowney went up to
Ashton Thursday to visit her
parents, her mother being in poor
health at the present time, While
there she will attend tie golden
wedding anniversary OF Mr. Downey's
parents, which occurs on Wednesday
Of next week.
a meeting Of the Woman's Pro-
fessorsllip Association Is called for
Saturday the % inst, at four O'Clock
in the G. A. r. ball. A short and
interesting program will be given by
Miss Pixley, Miss Stansell and Mrs.
Weir. followed by the election of
officers. All members r urged to
attend.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-23
JAY GOULD NOW AMERICAN CHAMPION

2aJay Gould defeated Latham,
Gould
championship OF
of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-23
MORMON CHURCH HOLDS
SUCCESSFUL CONFERENCE
advertiser Photo.)

the Primary conference was held. This
included all the children and their
teachers, at the head of whom is Mrs.
Hattie Davis. The children were ex-
amined in the progress that had been
made among them during the past half
year and also took part in a program
of music and recitations.
On Saturday night the Sunday schools
of Halawa, Waialae and Waikiki met
in conference, presided over by Presi-
dent A. FL. Anderson. the head of the
Honolulu work. and last night the meet
ing was of the Sunday school of Au-
waiolimu. The afternoon and morning
meetings yesterday were general meet
ings, the one in the. morning having
the record attendance. 443. These meet
ings were presided over by President
S. E. Woolley, the head of the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in
Hawaii. Last night IS meeting was led
by Elder Charles Broad and the vari-
Gus speakers dealt especially with the
doctrines of the church as taught from
the Book of Mormon. References were
also made to the other standard books
of the faith, the Doctrines and Cove
nants, which is a collection of the revel-
ations claimed to have been received
direct from the Lord by Joseph Smith
and the church leaders who succeeded
him, and in which is found the revela-
tion to Joseph Smith authorizing polyg-
amy and the one to Emma Smith, his
first wife, commanding her to reconcile
herself to the situation It also con
tains the manifesto of President Wood
ruff, forbiddIng polygamy. Another
standard referred to was the Pearls
of Great Price, translation of manu-
script found in Ohio by a Gentle
one not Mormon-sold to freak
show in Chicago and discovered by
Joseph Smith to be additional writings
of Abraham dealing with Mormonism.
There were large number of speakers
and the meeting last night continued
until nearly ten O'Clock, number of
good quartets being sung as well as
some rousing hymns by the congrega-
tion
THE CHURCH IS GROWING.
After the close of the conference,
Mr.. Anderson, the presiding elder in
Continued on Page Four.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-23

The little Mormon church on Punch
bowl was crowded to the door last night
at the closing meeting of the semi
annual conference of the Saints in the
Honolulu district. The congregation in
side, composed almost exclusively OF
Hawaiians upon whom smiled down the
portraits of Joseph Smith, their mar
tyr, Joseph F. Smith, their president
outside in the entrance lobby were a
score or so of mothers with sleeping
children on their laps, while on the
outside steps, where they could hear
the words of the many exhorters in
side, clustered couple of dozen more
of the elect. And everywhere, inside
and out the building, We're babies; per-
sons passing up and down the aisles
had to tread carefully lest they step
on them; back and forth from the pulpit
to the pews trotted more, while at no
time, it appeared, where there not one
or more climbing the steps on to the
platform where the choir sat. There
is no race suicide among the Mormons
of Honolulu, if the number in evidence
last night at the conference is any
criterion
Last night s. meeting was one and
the last Of a series that have been
held in Honolulu for the past three
days. In the three other conference
districts in Honolulu similar meetings
have been going on since Friday, on
that night the Mutual Improvement So
ciety of the church convening under the
supervision of President j. T. Woolley,
of the society. This society includes
all the youths and young women of the
church, who meet once week to study
the Book of Mormon and to engage in
social affairs. On Saturday morning
the Relief Society, presided over by
Mrs Minerva Fernandez, met and dis
cussed their work of the past six
months in distributing food and other
neeessaries among those of the Saints
who needed it. On Saturday afternoon
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-23
KING MANUEL.
MAY LOSE
ARM
Wound Grows Serious
and Knife May Be
Used.
(Associated Press Cablegrams. )

(Associated Press Cablegrams.)
LISBON, March 23.-The condi-
ton of the wound received by King
Manuel, at the time of the assassina-
tion of his father and elder brother, and
when he was fighting off the assassins
with a revolver, is growing worse and
blood poisoning has set in. It is prob
able that his physicians will decide that
the amputation of his arm will be neces-
sary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-23
WALTER DILLINGHAM; HAD
PNEUMONIA.

Walter Dillingham;, who is visiting in
California. is recovering from the at
tack of pneumonia contracted by him
in San Francisco. He has gone to Los
polo games being played there.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-23
Sen. Bryan
Is Dead

WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator
Bryan, who was chosen only recently
to fill vacancy in the senatorial rep
resentatlon from Florida, died yester-
day from typhoid fever.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-23
New Steamer Praised for
Comfort and Speed.

The Mauna Kea returned in time fol
breakfast yesterday with her crowd OF
Honolulu guests, all of whom seemed
pleased with themselves and with the
ship. There were 130 people on board
exclusive of officers and crew, and there
had been three or four boatloads of
>~transients who went on at Kauai ports
for the trip around the island. Some
of the latter as well as most of the
former had never circumnavigated Ka-
uai before.
After leaving the dock Friday even
ing, nothing of incident occurred until
Makaweli was reached, excepting a
close glimpse of the Asia as she near
ed Oahu. The evening was spent In
looking over the splendid new Mauna
Kea and in various pastimes usual to
the sea. Apparently no one was sick.
The Mauna Kea rode the light waves
about as easily as sleeping car rides
the rails There was room for every
body, comforts abounded and the SER
vice was all that could be desired.
Many inquiries were made for Admiral
Beckley but he had remained ashore.
Captain Freeman was in command, Cap
tain Campbell looked after the lmme-
diate comfort of the trippers and Mr..
Kennedy, manager of the 1nter-lsland
Company, was in general charge. Ka-
ais orchestra was on board.
Somebody remarked that no other
Hawaiian passenger list, in all prob
ability, had ever represented so much
wealth. A pretty large lump OF Ho-
noluIu's capital was owned on board,
as MANY as possible of the men who
make things go in this city having
been invited. Lots of them knew the
best steamships in the world and all
thought that, for a coaster; the Mauna
Kea could not be bettered. In many
respects she is like a yacht. Her fine
.promenade deck, her spacious dining
room done in prima vera wood, her
bright smoking room and bar, her mar
bic lavatories, her abundance OF elee-
tric lights and, better yet, her roomy
cabins. with the softest of beds-al
these. taken into account with her
steadiness and speed and her good ser
vice. carry out the illusion of a pleas
ure boat. She seems too fine for COM
merce. 1t is of local interest to know
that Hugo Frear, of the Union iron
Works. brother of Governor Frear'
had to do with her designing.
From Makawei the course lay north
ward. two other stops being made tor
Kauai guests, who included the VII
coxes. Rices, Knudsens and Fairchilds.
At some of these points Mr.. Bonnie
and the Advertiser photographer made
pictures. The scenery along the route
was charming-at first, the vivid green
of plantations running back to foothllls
that soon lifted themselves into great
mountain chain. Now and then the
flash of streams and cascades could be
seen or geyser-like fountains on the
rocky beach, including the famous
Snoptinp Horn. Gradually, as the Ma
nna Kea drew to the windward side of
the island. the landscape became I'M
'bressiye. There the green mountains
breast the sea, their sides perpendieu-
(Continuad on Page Two.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-23
EXPLODING NAPHTHA KILLS eleven

BAKU Russia 23As result Of explosion of naph
chari yesterday, eleven were killed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-23
RACING CAR REACHES CALIFORNIA

BAKERSFIELD California in
in Wyoming
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-23
CHIlVA'S FIGHT AGAINST
THE OPIUM CURSE
PEKING, March 2-An order has issued
to decrease the importation of opium into China.


Peking preventing
through Hongkong Minister replied
regulations
A o has
dealing
that China define the provincial regarding
poition of taxeson