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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-07-30
Governor ]. Frank Hanly OF In
diana writes that it is his purpose
to appoint state commission"
Xhak Nanoll.n

Governor ]. Frank Hanly OF In
diana writes that 1t Is his purpose
to appoint state commission"
What Carolina Says.
Governor NJ. F. Ansel of South Car
olina has promised to take up the
matter OF appointing a state COM
mission so as to preserve our re-
sources will be laid before the next
legislature by me In my last message
to that body" Governor Glenn ad-
ded, Let me say, Mr.. President, in
this connection, that l think the call
Ing together of the governors was
one of the biggest things that has
been done by any president during
my recollection. and Is bound to re-
suit In great good to the nation, and
! believe II the governors will heart
ily cooperate with you, and your sue
cessor. along this line, that there will
be great strides toward the preserva-
ton Of our resources"
Governor E. F. Noel of Mississippi
says: ITO the extent of the power CIV
en- me by our constitution and laws
l shall give my hearty cooperation,
and shall bring the matter before our
next legislature and urge the enact
ment OF such legislation as will Sc
cure the full help of the state in the
important problems involved in the
conservation Of our natural resource
es."
Governor George Curry of New
Mexico has written the president that
he will endeavor to appoint strong
and representative territorial COM
mission, which may work in con-
junction with the national board on
these vital issues"
Others Who VIII Cooperate.
Cooperation with the national con-
servation commission has been speci-
fically promised In recent letters to
the president by Governor Augustus
E. Wilson of Kentucky, Governor
James o. Davidson of Wisconsin,
Governor Andrew L. Harris of Ohio,
Governor Curtis Guild, Jr.. OF Mass
achusetts. Governor Claude A. Swan
son OF Virginia, Governor Edwin s.
Stuart of Pennsylvania, Governor
Rollin s. Woodruff of Connecticut,
Governor D. 8. Dickerson OF Nevada,
Governor ]. N. Gillett of California,
Governor John A. Johnson of Mime
sofa, Governor John c. Cutler Of
Utah and Governor 6. L. Sheldon of
Nebraska.
| BY the middle Of October. the ma
tural conservation commission ex-
poets to have gathered a great amount
OF material showing the actual pres
ent condition OF our natural resources.
The commission will hold. it's first
meeting on Tuesday December l in
Washington, and the week later the
governors Of the states, or their rep
resentatives, will consult with the
| members Of the national commission
to the end that complete prelimin-
ary report may be prepared for the
president as he has directed by Janu-
ary l, 1909. Several governors have
already indicated that they will try to
be present in person; II they cannoC
they declare they will send represent
atives.- Statesman.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-07-30
CLOTHING CAUGHT ON FIRE
Mrs. McCubbfns Of Hansen Narrowly
Escapes Death.

Hansen, July. 80, 1908.
]. R. Hinton went to the hills with
men and teams and brought out four
loads of timber last week.
Mrs. E. A. Boone Of Walla Walla,
Wash. is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
F. n. Keith. Mrs. Boone is q de-
cendent OF Daniel Boone, and In her
life time has witnesses many stirring
events. In 1845, with her parents she
CROSSED the plains and passed through
what is now Rock Greek. . 30 this
section has more than passing In
terest for her at the present time.
Mrs. r. B. Roberts was very pleas
antly surprised last Saturday by the
arrival Of her sisters family, Mr.. and
Mrs.. A. A. Florida, Of Mountainhome.
Mr.. Florida had been sick and In the
hospital, but recovering sufficiently to
travel thought 1t an opportune time
to visit their many friends and rela-
tives here. and try the effect Of our
climate.
F. NJ Towne and. family are spend
ing part -of this week in the hills.
the double purpose being to enjoy q
brief outing and bring back loads Of
poles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Of Twin Falls
spent a part Of last week at Hansen
visiting Mrs. Monroe's Mother, Mrs.
F. M. Keith. Mr. Monroe 10 employed
in the Idaho Department store.
Miss Alice Keith was passenger
on. last Tuesdays train bound for
Pullman. Wash. She will return this
fall, accompanied by her father and
other members Of the family, who will
then reside on the fine 24O acre ranch
northeast Of Hansen, where Mrs. Keith
has been holding the fort eince the
first settlement Of this tr4ct,
There was no preaching service at
Hansen last Sunday and small at
tendance ct Sunday school. - &
large number Of our people attended
the dedication Of the Methodist church
ct Kimberly.
RI. n. Boyd. Nrs. Cutters father
frod south Bend, indiana, came last
week 70 re our thriving town. II
Mrs. Geo. Eichenlaub was taken to
Twin Falls Sunday eveniq9, y being
thought necessary Tor her to undergo
N operation for appendicitis.
Mr1. r.. 3. NcCubhins had i uar-
row eecape from serious Injury last
week. While sAa, With othar1 were u
Hock Creak oQ = fl&11nS ts3ls Hrosd
lcQnbttns stffts4 ~ ibid 4 cQ1hp
III onA her dreeo took tlro a Sp
a the ekjrt md t
tofcre ~ di1ccyor 4 ~
III -
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-07-30
Young Man Leaves Twin Falls
Under Cloud.
MORE & WAMSLEY BARTENDER
VAMOOSES. c
A: D. Swift Wanted by Number Of
COnffding Friends for Passing
Worthless Checks and Obtaining
Money Under False Pretenses.

Last night Chief of Police Dyer sent
out all over the state, description and
instruction for the arrest of one A.
D. Swift, who as his name implies was
rather rapid in his manners Of acQuir-
ing wealth, and not at all particular
how he obtained 1t. Swift was for
some time employed as bartender In
Moore and Wamsley's saloon and en-
joyed an extensive acQuaintanceship
all oyer the city, all of whom he used
to feather his nest.
The charge ON whch Swift is want
ed is passing worthless checks and OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses
and the amount of his criminal trans
actions will run above : 500 when all
his friends are heard from.
Some short time ago Swift obtained
employment as county solicitor and
in order to swing the job went to c.
0. Meigs and purshase buggy
Only $50 was all the man could pay
down and the balance was secured
by an iron clad note. Rapid living
made it necessary that more money
be raised and 50 the Napoleon Of IL
nance went to Charles Smith and bor-
rowed money ON the Fig securing him
by chattel mortgage. On the last
trip made by Swift into the country,
instead of returning to Twin Falls.
he took the train at Hansen and sent
the rig home by the driver who had
accompanied him on tho trip. Since
then nothing has been heard from the
clever manipulation.
Inquiries about town were made yes
terday and it was found that trail
OF sorrowing friends had been made
by Swift. $169 of funds belonging to
the Eagles was missing, besides about
$50 in the form Of worthless checks,
passed just before his departure.
Chief Dyer thinks that 1t willonly be
a mater OF few days until some in
formation can be obtained from the
fleeing man.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-07-30
Montana and Oregon in Line.

Montana and Oregon were among
the first OF the states in the field with
conservation commissions. Under date
of June Is Governor Edwin L. Nor
rs of Montana wrote the president
that he had appointed q commission
to suggest to our next legislative as
sembly proper ways and means to
conserve and protect the forests OF
Montana, and / anticipate that the
commission SO appointed by me will
make valuable recommendations"
On June 10 Governor George E.
Chamberlain Of Oregon notified the
president that he had already ap-
pointed committee on plans and
program for the movement OF the
conservation of resources. and that
commission Is to be enlarged and
will act in cooperation with the ma
tional commission"
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-07-30
SCHOOL TRUSTEES IN SESSION
Vote to Let . Special Tax for School
Purposes.

Special business meeting, July ~.
1908.
All present except ]. A. Waters and
B. A. Baker c. e. Mclean elected
temporary chairman. Meeting was
then called to order.
Motion made by w. H. Eldridge and
seconded by H. H. Howe that the bond
election voted at last meeting be
postponed indefinitely, and motion
carried
Motion made and carried that the
board levy special tax of 20 mills
for school purposes.
Motion made and carried that board
adjourn until Monday, August 3rd.
L. A. Pierce.
Clerk.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-07-30
COURTHOUSE BOND ELECTION
Commissioners Decide to Put PrOpO.
sition TO the Voters.

On the last day of their session this
week the county commissioners voted
to put up the question of bond issue
to build court house to the voters
In special election, and have set the
date for said election for the 25th day
OF October. The election for each
voting precinct with time, place and
officers is set forth In the commits
sioners proceedings on page ten Of
this issue.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-07-30
COYOTES AT ROCK CREEK
Ranchers in That Settlement Looso
Many Chickens.
Rock Creek Julv 20 "a

ROCK creek July ~, 1909
D. s. Morgan accompanied by ]. C.
Wallin and George Topel paid KIM
berly visit last Saturday on business.
Frank Bowen went to Twin Falls
Saturday on business.
D. 8. Morgan and Mr.Behm paid
Twin Falls visit for the purpose OF
buying some more medicine for Mr..
Behm's little boy who is quite sick-
We hope to see young Benin out play
Ing with the other children again in
q short time.
c. B. Roberts is doing the bachelor
act for a few days, and says he don't
like 1t. Mrs. Roberts Is visiting with
Mrs. Albee at Buhl.
Mr.. johnson has started In hayinK
with three teams, all. being very In
dustriously busy. Mr.. Johnson hass
dandy stand Of alfalfa, and hopes to
get quite q number Of stacks
The coyotes are beginning to get
away with butte number of chickens
from the ranchers again. We have
several cases on hand Just now where
the depredations have been very se-
we're especially in the case OF ]. Badd.
who last year lost every one Of his
chickens and lately lost all again but
one hen and few chicks, after spend-
ing quite little money for some
whit wyondotes In which he placed =
good deal of pride. The varmints.
not only got the chickens, but also the
cats, and 1t is hardly possible to hunt
or poison them as they are too wary
for that. Mr. Harms caught one last
season In a trap, he placed q COW bell
around Its neck and let 1t 60. This
helped for while, but they are iuse
as bold at night again. and once thev
get started on chickens, there seeme
to be no end to 1t until that particular
roost is empty.
D. s. Morgan accompanied hv + q
Wallin and George Topel paid Kimber-
~ visit Sunday on business incident
" brought Mr.. Morgan's dauxhfar.
Miss Cora home. who had stopped over
at Kimberly In order to take IN tha
illustrated lecture on Con. Wsllncosn
great story Of Ben Hur" which nho
reports was very fine.
= Bowen was in Twin Falls satnr-
day on business.
Judge Hansen is spending faw
days In Albion
]. q. Hayes and H. Hansen spent =
very fine day Sunday fishing un Hoclx
creek conyon, and only oaa8ht 1k0 -
trout
The big dance which came "a =
Rock Greek hall Friday night .was =
very fine affair indeed. Every ~
enjoying thsmeelyes innsa nneay,
about Is couples being pree41l
The Hansen hasket hall J
here Friday e pay . 1saaae o 4
GOT cold fset, and left Is r1tns
ApS9nnn
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-07-30
FOR NATIONAL
CONSERVATION
Governors Of Several States
Already in Line.
COMMlSSIONER POWERS MERELY
ADVISORY AT PRESENT
States Of Maryland, Oregon, Indiana,
South Carolina. Mississippi and Wis
consin Placed on Record as APP
proving.

The state cooperation with the ma
lonal conservation commission seems
to be an assured success, II the action
OF the governors thus far can be taken
as an example Of what is to follow,
Both the commission and the White
House are greatly encouraged at the
responses Of the governors, who at
tended the White House conference
Several governors have already ap-
pointed state conservation commits
sions Many others have written the
president declaring their intention to
90 50 1t an early date. while still others
promise to recommend vigorously In
thcir forthcoming messages to their
respective legislatures the appoint
ment of state commissions and active
cooperation with the national body
Within less than 80 days after the
appointment Of the national conser.
vation commission, four governors
had advised the president of similar
state action by themselves. Cover.
nor Folk Of Missouri, who announced
at the White House conference hi,
intention of naming a commission t.
deal with the natural resources of hit
state, has carried out his intention
and MtssOuri'a commission Is expect.
ed soon to be at work.
Governor Warner of Michigan, has
explained to the president that Michi.
gan already has q forestry commits
sion and a commission Of inquiry in.
to related phases of natural resources
which between them will be able te
look after the natural resources Of the
Wolverine state.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-07-30

Excursion Rates to Buhl.
The Oregon Short Line will give
one fare rate to Buhl and return on
August 9Th, for the Wild West show.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-08-01
COllYER.
Very dry and sultry.

Very dry and sultry.
Miss Mamie Glenn is spending
the week with her sister Belle.
Mr.. Chapman will now be heard
singing, Driven from Home. !"
DR.. LaCerte is going to erect a
new office on his site in town.
Those who were laughing at the
new gasoline thresher, have now
the laugh on themselves, and the
old saying that they who laugh
last laugh best" is well applica-
BILE to the guys who enjoyed
themselves with the assurance
that the TOY" would not work.
The toy" now is giving univer-
sal satisfaction and all wishing a
good job of thrashing should give
Jesse a chance to prove the ma
chine is all right, and that the
international men are all men of
homer, who would not impose on
any one by selling them a worth
less toy machine.
Miss Kathryn Watt is enter
tanning the Misses Brown of Wa
.Keeney
Many farmers are blowing even
lf it is very dry.
Many fields of corn have been
burned badly by the recent hot
winds
The Kessier girls spent Tues
day IN Wai1eeney seeing the show
Mrs. Nauts and daughter OF
Utah. were the guests Of Mrs.
Eabbins, Tuesday
Chris Colby is having trying
time wita the typhoid fever these
spltry days.
We hope the project in hand to
improve our little town with ce-
7nent walks and good crossings,
szvill not be blighted.
The top of the supply. tank at
the depot, was burned off Mon
day afternoon and it is lucky no
more serious damage was done.
Thershing season will soon be
in full blast.
Mr.. Ray Nelson and Miss Acre
are to be our teachers for next
year, so we understand.
Messrs. Swale and Max Brown
and Mesdames Swale and Brown,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-08-01
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL.
Health Is Worth Saving, and Some Ws-Kee-
ney People Know How to Save 1t.

Many Wa-keeney people take their lives
in their hands by neglecting their Kidneys
when they know these organs need help.
Sick kidneys are responsible for vast
amount of suffering and i'll health. but
there is need to suffer to remain in
danger when all disease and aches and
pains due to weak kidneys can be quickly
and permanently cared by the use of Doan S
Kidney Pills Here is a Wa-Keeney citizen S
recOmme n datiOn-
Mrs ID. H. Henkle, living northeast of NJ.
E. church. Wa-keeney. Kan. says: For
several weeks I had been suffering from n
lame back. Just over tho region of the
kidneys there was a dull, throbbing pain.
saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised. wen:
to Gibson's drug store and procured a box.
After short use began to feel better and
have not had bit of backache since. A
young lady who was visiting me also receiv-
ed great benefit from the use of Doan's
Pills. 1 take pleasure in recommen di N 2
such effective remedy
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents
Foster-M ilburn Co.. Buffalo. New York. sole
agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doans-and take
other.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-08-01
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District court of Trego county.
KANSAS
Lester c.. Nudge, Plaintiff,
William J. Haskelr and Matte V. Haskell.
Defendants.
To the defendants above named:
You and each of you win take notice that
you have been sued in the District Court of
Trego county. Kansas, by Lester G. Nudge;
that said plaintiff, Lester c. Nudge. filed
his petition against you in said court the
21st day of July. 1908, wherein he prays for
Judgment against you that his title and
estate in and to the southeast quarter of
section 1. township II south, range % west
of the 9th =. NJ in Trego county. Kansas, be
established against the adverse claims of
the defendants and each of them and all
persons claiming by through them
either of them. and that said defendants
and each of them and all persons claiming
by through them either of them be
forever barred and eStopped from having
or claiming any right or title adverse to the
plaintiff in to said premises, and that the
title thereto be quoted in the plaintiff and
that the defendants be adjudged to pay the
costs of said action. and you must answer
the petition of the plaintiff on or before the
5th day of September, 1903, or said petition
will be taken as true and Judgment will be
rendered against you in accordance with
the prayer thereof as above set forth
HERMAN LONG,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Attest: c. E. RIDGWAY,
[sEAL.1 clerk of District Court.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-08-01
Y0DA.

livery body pIOWing.
Getting dry the corn needs rain
VIM Cox spent Sunday with
home folks in Hays.
r. Owens and A. G. Schwan-
beck attended lodge in Wakeeney
Monday night.
fred and Otto Schwanbeck
and families, attended the open
ing of the street fair in Wakeeney
Tuesday.
Prof. Niesley of Wakeeney will
talk to the people of Voda on Sun
day, August End. at the school
house. 3 p. m, central time Eve
~ body come and hear something
good.
Mrs Geo. Krist offs' children
gave their mother a very pleasant
surprise July Goth. it being her
68th birthday. She was presen-
ted with many valuable presents.
AL Of her children were there
but j. u. Kristof. of Blue Rapids,
81 relatives there besides the old
settlers; Mr.. and Mrs. Schwan-
beck. Mrs. Eherick, Mr.. and Mrs
J. Zeman, Mr.. and. Mrs. ]. Con
or and son. Mr.. n d Mrs. F.
Kihut, Mr.. and Mrs. V Mallinovs-
XIV. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Kirkendall
and two girls, Abbie and Josie.
Mrs. Lizzie Krhut. F. Schwan-
beck and J. Conner made the ad
dresses of the day which were
enjoyed. There was an elegant
dinner served, and the finest the
writer ever set down to. The
guests at late hour departed
for their homes wishing then
hostess many more happy ami
versaries.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-08-01

This is what Hon. Jake Moore,
State Warden of George, says of
Kodol for Dyspepsia: E. G.
Dewitt & Co., Chicago, ILL.,
Dear Sirs-I have suffered more
than twenty years from indiges
ton. About eighteen months
ago [ had grown so much worse
that l could not digest a crust of
corn bread and could not retain
anything on my stomach. I lost
25 lbs; in fact [ made up my
mind that I could not live but a
short time, when a friend of
mine recommended Kodol. I
consented to try it to please him
and was better in one day. I
now weigh more than I ever did
in my life and am in better health
than for many years. Kodol did
it [ keep a bottle constantly,
and write this hoping that hui
mainly may be benefited. Yours
very truly, Jake G. Moore, At
lanta. Aug. 10, 1904" Sold by
w. w. GIBSON.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-08-01
SOUTH TRtGO.
Wilbur Rogers is at home.

Wilbur Rogers is at home.
l. j. Smith spent Sunday at
Castle Rock with a Kodak.
NJ. V. Smith was Friday bus
mess caller at Brownen.
Miss Celia Outright spent last
Sunday with home people.
Ernest Smith transacted bust
ness at the county seat Thursday
Mrs. II. J. Hoobler visited in
the Fl. O. Beamer home Wednes-
day.
Miss Ida Rogers will teach III
district No. As, at the wageof $50.
a month.
Reuben Carpenter and son
VERNE. will start to Los Angeles.
Cal. next week..
A. Showalter, V. Carpenter and
Miss Elsie Cornellson visited in
the Stettler home last Sunday.
Miss ANA Benisch has been
engaged to teach in district No. q
for seven months at $50. a month
Kenneth Clark spent several
days this week at his grandpa
rent :, returning home Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. McKune
and Mrs. n. J. Squires, visited
at Andrew McKinley's Sunday
Tt is reported that John Lob
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-08-01
RIVERSIDE.

Miss LYDIA Joseph was enter
tanning her cousin. Rex Bun
nell, of Mcpherson county, last
Sunday
Miss Hattie Burnham, of Wa
Keeney, is visiting in Riverside
this week calling upon her old
friends and relatives.
We never could see why men
chew tahbacco when stick of
licorice is a heap sweeter and
makes the same kind of spit.
Mr.. J. Blame Swisher depart
ed for California last Monday
evening. He likes this country
well. He expects to take care of
the oil business in California
He is a builder of oil derricks.
Smoke that, Bloody Run.
Quite jolly crowd of young
folks picniced at Ceder Bluffs
last Sunday and called on Mayor
Irwin The mayor seems to be
at peace with all the world
except Ell. S. Givler. He says
Shorty is to firm believer in
the freedom of the press to suit
him.
The Editor of the McCracken
Enterprise says his idea of a
Joke is Bryan asking the farmers
to contribute to his campaign
fund. The farmers are able to-
contribute alright, their prosper
ity being brought absent by Mr.
Bryan defeated twelve years ago
We see the point Mr.. Dutton.
On August the 3rd the new
bank of Brownell will be opened.
The doors will not simply swing
open but the advent of the new
bank will be ushered in with
noise, celebration and fun. They |
have advertised broncho bust |
ing, horse races, foot races. etc;
and public speaking. One of the |
directors of the bank will under |
take to jump off of the building !
turning two somersaults in the I
air light on his feet (which will |
be encased in gum boots) and /
viii try to bounce clear across
the street. DR.. flanagan viii give
a grand freeeeeee outside Ex-
ibishshun of what his wonderful
hair tonic viii do. The band viii
play and the people yell and ride
IN the merry-go- round, all the
mn. 7g men will carry canes and
hy9rU0,.- ng ladies viii look shy
Wishing To- an invitation to eat
ce cream eahile the Ladies Aid
,ociety win cater to the needs of
he minor man at the school
building. For the benefit Of
hose who do not know we will !,
state that Brownell is a town on
he Mo. Pacific of about 200 souls,
line stores, one blacksmith shop,
VERY barn, two hotels, lumber
yard, barber shop, butcher shop, .
5wo. cream stations, one church, )
4 city hall, new bank, two doc
lnrs, has no old maids nor no bed
Bugs.