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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-18
NICE HUSBAND THIS WOMAN
! HAS, ACCORDING TO HER

SEATTLE, Nov. 18.-The mean
est husband that ever was, in the
opinion of Helen Adams. is her own,
John Adams. She has 20 reasons to
prove her broad accusation. They
are all contained in the complaint
she filed praying for a divorce.
According to her, Adams threw
cabbage all over the floor, jumped
on it with both feet and smeared it
about the house. Also he rubbed
his dirty shoes against the bedding.
Moreover,
He hit her with books, pans,
sticks and vegetables.
He tore down the portieres.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-18
SMALL BILLS ARE
SUPPLANTING LARGE

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 49,
Greenbacks of denominations $40
and more are being fed daily into
the mascerating pot in the treasury
under Secretary MacVeagh's de.
cision to supplant them with dollar
bills of the same variety.
The change is being made at
about the rate of $1,00O,000 day
and the small bills are being sent
to the subtreasurles to meet the de.
mand of the banks all over the
country for bills of small denomin.
atoms.
So great has the demand grown
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-18
AND THE MORAL IS
ftBEWARE OF POLITICS.

buzzing of the political bee. Then
he got into the game, won the Of
flee of councilman, became 'somc
pumpkins" at the city hall, and then
trouble began. On the eve of the
last city election, in May 1909, the
Brown balloon exploded, and
charges were filed against him that
caused his withdrawal from the
race for councilman after he had
captured the nomination. Since
then Brown lost his store, engaged
in the real estate business, got into
trouble there, and now is classed as
fugitive from justice. And Spo-
kane municipal politics. at the
bottom of it all.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-18
Mems
Hats

High grade. medium priced
hats and caps-that's all we
have to sell.
Every hat guaranteed to
be ch0ck full OF value for the
price you pay, and to give
entire satisfaction.
As HAT SPECIALISTS we
respectfully solicit your pa
tronage.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-18

L. c. Brown, former First ward
councilman, promoter and exponent
OF high finance, is missing, and his
bondsmen, F. M. Wilson and G. G.
Johnson, are eagerly seeking his
whereabouts Brown failed to APP
pear yesterday in the superior
court and his bond in the sum OF
$1,000 on a charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses, was
forfeited Brown was last heard OF
in Chicago.
No better example of the danger
of city politics can be shown than
in the case of L. G. Brown. He had
good business and bright pros
pect when he listened first to the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-18
Greatest
.SannpleSale'
- !
In History
Skies $8.O00RemoyaI Sale

Have gotten in the bargains New sampa which bought
Remember samples bought from
Ia
sold Riverside
NEW SAMPLE aS%a TG l;sE o. COATS
reductions skles must therefore these prices
Coats sal
Goats Coats well worth worth sS0 90" sale price
COATS we worth $685. s sae
:a pony beakn COAT
LADIES' ALL wo9t 4Me s- to% PRICED
Nearly WISH all this latest styles
$500 skies
81 Dress sk s removal sale price
LADIES UNION SUITS.
ladies' ese sS union suits all sizes
See a on ali UNION wool and silk Underwear
Ladies black hose knee heel vaues
LARGE LINE OF SAMPLE WAISTS.
non white and n non GO at half price
Ladies silk waists blacks eoo IS
white checked all
BED PILLOWS LESS THAN WHOLESALE.
Regular 8 pair removal sale price q 90
Regular $500 pair removal sale price $500
LADIES' SAMPLE SKIRTS
Voes mixtures fine to select
Skies
below wholesale prces-theyre all samples. A2$ Fl
Skies price
skirts; Skes sale price
Skies price
Skies removal sale
$780, while they last III
OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS. H
to too much about the quality and auss
what this removal sale. II
$500 removal sale
$250 elS65I
81
g. removal sale
gowns sale
064
gowns removal safe
PURE LINEN CRASH ToWELiNo. /
zoe quality Toe Csc quality IBf
Kabo 80
kmonos
SILK null the evening shades SOC to Csc aues during
SALE zoe
all less than wholesale.
Ckiles Cample Ctore|
A=3azzLHYlElAB BLK.
TAKE ELEVATOR.
Enrance South Side Riverside Bet Riverside and Wall
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-18
WITH AUTO FUNERAL TRAIN

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Nov. 49,
Twenty automobiles. 25 motor
cycles, a motor hearse and an 0pen
'S1f0m0fjff6 truck fiiied WITH Tjaiis
bearers and flowers made up the
funeral cortege of Walter Lindel, q
naotorcyclist. who was killed In .
ocolinfon Nith 3 tombstone wagon.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-18
ARGoNAUTS BEAT NELSON
BY A 22 TO 3 SCORE

Those Vancouver Argonauts took
the Nelson, B. c., fifteen into camp
yesterday in the latter city and put
the kibosh on so thick that it almost
looked like whitewash-22 to 3. We
see wher the Inland Empire bunch
have a tall proposition on their
hands next Saturday.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-18

for small bills that slime treasury
officials are predicting that within
a short time it may be necessary to
convert all silver certificates into
one dollar bills. They believe that
eventually all the large bills in cir
culation will be gold certificates.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-11
EnoIme poder del torpedo
Mr.. Whitehead puede es-
tar satisfecho de su in
vento.
FL efecto de esas pleas eilindri
cas- es terrible como arma
0fenSiya.

En- Italia Sc ha reclentemente pro-
bado de un 1nodo practice "a eiicacla
de Ia terrible arra del torpedo
al afecro Sc gastaron 400 600 liras
nara poner en- condiciones de resisten
cia 4 un gran acorazado de II GOO to
neladas, desde hace aios desarmado,
81 "Morosini." Sc le iban a disparar
tres torpedos de l20 ks. de algodon
polvora , q cuatro metros debajo de
Ia Inca de flotacion, uno a proa,
uno & popa v otro al costado. Sc to-
maron todas las medidas, a lin de po-
der reanolcar el barco al diQue para
Ia reparaciones.. Tratabase de esta
blecer cuanto podrla dcstruir un 80
10 torpedo V Ia flotablAdad del Uaeo
despues del tiro.
Para conocer el efecto de IA explo
sion sobre seres Nivlentes sc aeomo
daron 8 bordo cinco ceIdos en slt,o
convenlente-
Fu6 tai el efecto del torpedo d cl
enorme buoue Sc recosto ] bator Il
Sc hundio en- Seguiia apenas 4 "o
mission de tiro que h@bia suFldo
q bordo q eNaminar n de-rertectos
tuvo tempo III saival.e. Lo que =
de los eerdos no deiaIon nj rastro.
Sc We plla>. que en- ca~c dc guerra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-11

esta el Sr. Auditor de Puerto Rico. Sc
cree que mo Gle los dos senores "on-
seieros republicanos votara encon-
J; ira de la solieltud de antlclpo y e.
IotrC en- favor.
] --segun algunos oradores repu-
bllcanos, de los quee consideran que
los 'palldos' no son pals, Ia restne-
icion del sufrajlo es cosa convenlente
Afortunadamente para ellos muchos
de nuestros eompatrlotas los repu-
blicanos de Ia isla, por ejemplo las
hasta ahora mayorla de San German
Lajas Dorado, Bavamon y Aguadl-
liza entire otros munlclplos admins
tiados por republlcanos, parece que
no Sc enteran 8 no hace en- ellos me
LA la apreclaelon POGO carltat tlva dc
:! sus amigos pollticos de la capital.
En- el mltn unionista efectuade
lei domln go en- Rlo-Piedras, hlzo e.
| Ledo. Luis Llorens Torres un magnl-
fieo discurso. Recordo la patrlotica
obra de la Union de Puerto Rico
afrmo que e, 10 mismo en- la camara
que fuera de ella, estaba siempre CO.
mo 10 estuyo, en- el puesto de los HON
bres Que sobrenonen a toda idea Q
tendencIa, la de la defensa de los IN
tereses del pals puertorrlqueho, en-
encarnada en- Ia doctrlna de la Uni
on de Puerto Rico cuvo apostoles Ia
difundieron rapldamente por toda
| la isla obteniendo los mas srandes
triunfos Que Sc registrar en- Ia hlsto-
ria del pals.
Sc ha reforzado el nGmero de
trabaladores que Sc ocupan en- Ia
iobras de pavimentacion de las GALES
de Santurce Y otras obras munlclpa-
les que ahora ,en el periodic electoral,
da la coineidencia Sc estan reallzan-
do en- principle. De todos modos es
de celebrar que las obras re reahzen
Y que despues de pasado el periodo
Iclonarlo no Sc suspendan.
= Sc lnforma que los duenos del
"Condado' tratan de llevar ahora
/ efecto algunas obras para mejora
miento de aquellos sitlos.
Sc asegura one en- las atlas este
ras del eobierno no Sc hahecho indica
cion alguna respecto de acuerdcs del
municipio de la ciudad, y que el 60
bernador Sc muestra completamente
ageno impartial en- todo asunto po
litieo 8 administra to que Sc le haya
podl6o consular dlrecta 8 indirecta-
mente.
Ademas del Sr. Alexandra Fran
ceschl, ha renunciado su nomination
para delegado q Ia camara por el dis
trlto respective ell Sr. Acosta de San
German, que fue nominado por ell
partido republlcano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-11
NOTAS DE ACTUALIDAD.

Ell Sr. Larroca, del comit6 repu-
Micano de San Juan, hizo la presen-
aaci6n del Sr. Sosthenes Behn. que
figra en- ell "tiket" republican, del
municipio de la ciudad para las pro
1imas elecciones, en- la noche del
domingo en- el mitin que Sc efectud
en- Ia plaza de Colon. Dijo el pre-
sentante que mostraba al pueblo de
Ia ciudad & su mejor amigo. Sc afr
IA que el Sr. Behn hizo uso de Ia
.palabra en- el mitin, con motive de
una apuesta hecha con varios de sus
amigos republlcanos, de que habla-
ria al pueblo, y que el importe de
Ia apuesta 10 regalaba para los gas
tos dictionaries.
--El tesorero de Puerto Rico ha
emitido un informe respecto del
asunto de compra del puente de-
"Condado'. Y parece que el informe
es contrario a la adquisiclon del puer
to por el municipio de la ciudad, 9
por 10 menos a que Sc facllite el ant
cipo acordado pedir para clio.
Sc informa que una gran mayo
ria del Consejo Ejecutivo esta en-
contra de la concession de un antlclpe
para la adquision del puente de do:
hermanos. Parece que en- vista del
NAL efecto que ha causado en- Ia OPT
ni6n del cuerpo electoral el proyecto
de compra del puente, Sc trata de
pnorrogar Ia definitiva resolucion del
asunto para despues de las elecclo-
1es.
Mas de II, 900 unionistas Sc reu-
nieron en- Mayaguez en- imponente
manifestation. Y no Sc atropell6 a
aadie, nj Sc injurio nadie y el dere
cho ageno fue respectable como STEM
pre- que la Union de Puerto Rico ac-
tua. Y las concitaciones de. "Olas
de sangre. Y olas rolas Y cuestlo-
mes personales consideradas como
crimenes polltlcos no hallan eco en-
el pueblo puertorriqueho que oulere
paz y concordla.
Sc comenta en- los circulos poll
ticos que al mitin reublicano de Ma
yagiiez no concurrieron los Sres. del
antique directorio como anoche al
mitin de Ia plaza de Colon no concu-
rriera el jefe del partido, que casual
mente Sc encontraba ausente en- Ia
isla. Uno de los oradores del nllJln
de Ia plazuela de Colon dijo que era
contrario al sufrajlo universal en-
Puerto Rico, por que no consideraba
capaces para ejercerlo NADIA mas que
4 los electores de San Juan, Ponce Y
Mayaguez.
Sc asegura que entire los Conce
jeros del Executive partidarlos de la
compra del puente de dos hermalos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-11
SEN TIOA MU{RTE
en- cAYEY.
La muerte del senior Mea-
ma ha sido generalm ente
sentida.
Numerosa 'concurrencia asistio
al entierro.
Ha sido muy aplaudida la
conducta del senior Deslls.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Octubre T. Ha muerto en-
esta poblacion el que en- vida Sc la
! mo ylrgilio Meana Colon, loven de
porvenir y muy estlmado en- esta clu
dad.
En- la misma tarde Sc efeetu6 el en-
tierro de SUI cadaver, aslstiendo nu-
merosa concurrencia, donde estaban
representadas todas las classes socla-
les. Ell duelo fue despedido por los
senores Nicolas Lopez, hermano po-
litIco del hnado y el Ledo. Y. Rodrl
guez Ortiz.
Nuestro pesame la famllia Colon
V especialmente 4 los senores Lopez
Cruz Y Juan B. Colon resldentes en-
ISan Lorenzo v San Juan, respec IT,
vamen te.
La csrne de res Sc viene ven
diedo en- este pueblo desde dlez y Q
cho a venite centavos el kilo.
La actitud adoptada por el es-
critor don Luis Felipe Desus, de Jua
ina Dfaz, es comentada favorable
mente Dor los elementos de waller de
esta localidad.
De acuerdo con la junta esco-
lar, el Sr. inspector Y el eomlslonado
de Educacion, han sido ablertas en-
nuestras escuelas clase de bordado,
teiido Y costura desde el cuarto gra-
do en- adelante.
Nuestra amiga, la dlstingulda Sc
norita Lola Ramirez y otra loven,
toman parte en- las labores como di-
rectoras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-11

Aprobado: Samuel D. Gromer. Treasurer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-11
Treasury Department Of Porto Rico.
sUBAsTA PUBLIcA.

IsUBASTA PUBLICA B1ENES INMUEBLES.
Rentas Internas de Uutad die "a dc Oure dc
vendidos los tede
los mimo cubr as
embargados habef pagad
dbdo tempo las dn dpone
Ley de Rentas Internas.
PROPIEAOS Description Ia Propead Centbucones
aproximados
SEGUNDA sUBAsTA
Felix A. Gonzalez ~ eds boho, Bo AngeeA 1885,
Sebastian Cruz 20 eds Bo. Angeles 1921
Rafael Torres, 10 eds Ro Roncador, 1880
sinoroso Davila 20 eds. Jayuya arriba 2349
PRIMERA SUBASTA
Ildefonsa Vruet 35 eds Bo. Don Aonso 34.47
Ildefonsa Vruet 36 eds cass Bo Don Alfonso 1898
Jose D. Soto, hoy
Mates AvieA II eds casa Bo Don Aenao &72
Jose Maria Reyes,
hoy Sucn. Gregorio
Reyes, 1913 eds l casa Bo Don Alfonso 255.3
AntonioAIte Alay6n eds casa, Bo Don Alfonso 1196
Joaquin Torres 1872 eds Bo. Don
Alfonso, 2L64
Narcisa Torres Is eds | Jayuya arriba. 2129
Ell propedad de deposar ecyo 10
po que vendda perd
que dejare pagar por ua ue subaada
dez das iguenes verified emats
Uuado, P, r, 5 de septiembre de 1910
Firmado) Lucas Gimenez,-Colecor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-11

referente que el Premio Nobel por
Ia Paz. correspondence al ano actual
habfa sid discenido al Emperador
Guillermo IT, por su actitud pacifica
durante la crisis que habfa precedido
a Ia anexion de Bosnia Y Herzegovi-
ma por Austria -Hungria.
FL antique Primer Ministro ha de-
olar a do ser inclerta la noticia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-11

La hob'tocion que tiene usted desdl
oulGdd en- su casa encontforld un
ocupdnte 81 uSted 10 onm1eia en- este
diorlo. Estd todaria rocante porque
Sc ignora que estd desaqullada q las
condlciones que reune. In SOTO ala
que pose sin que le rente, es ga an
nal negocio. Lo que Sc gosta en- anun-
clos. Ella mlsma Lo remtoLsa Ironto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-11

| Mt ESTRA GRATIS. pc:
los seiio- de coTreo necesA-
| Hoe para cnbrir e. costo de
porte. tendremos sumo gus
TO Ell eGviarIa uLestrs de
cualquiera de los zig uientes
protucior:
GTems pessparecedorA
"GkI> HA'. Exfracto de
Bior de Lotus, Polyo de
! Dientes INDIA PEARL"
pulvos de Tat0o "SANA
| DkEMAL y Aqua dc Toca-
| dor SaSDALWOOb."
Dirii,rss q Joef V;llesss,
San Brsneiseo 50. Seh Juan,
p. T.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-11

A Los coHERHANfxs.- .-Es-
tAmOs anCnciando On Los
peKiodicns importantes de
Puerto Rico para aumsntar
las vsntAs dc los aRtfculos
de Vantlns.
CmpIazca & sus ellen tss;
tsnga estos artfculoe en- exis
tsncta, SOD superiorss en- to
doe respeetos. Nosotros
sgreTaremos entonces au
nombrs On estes anuncios.
Para precios y dsn&s por-
menoses, dirigirse &: Jose
vthsgss. Apsytaae So3. San
Juaa, =. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-11

Cuando I'd. quiera viaar dele razon con Swiggett
Bross. San Juan con H. E. Gates Ponce xarantza-
mos Ia meor atencion. Tenemos un empleado especial
para este servicio nosotros podemos facitar e
servicio es el deber de a buscar uno que pueda.
Busque nuestra seha el radiador 81 no neva
nuestra Registrada como e "ehe' no pertenece
dATLAS LINE por consiguiente no puejen levas Ia
garantia de servcios esmerada que evan todas las ma
quinss de! ATLAS LINE. Para evtar molsstias
deora de tempo apunese nosotros para eualquie
wise sn L s!a.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-01

Ernest v. Anderson, spent the latter
part of the week fishing at Burgy's
Hot Springs.
Miss Elsie Hubbell spent Sunday in
Twin Falls visiting with the Misses
MurieI and Hazel Shields
Pat Lynch returned Sunday from
North Yakima.
w. H. Hazard, president of the
Clear Lakes Orchard Co., was up from
Clear Lakes Monday transacting BUSH
ness.
Miss Maude McKinlay spent Sunday
at Blackfoot.
Mr.. Breckenridge of the Twin Falls
Milling & Elevator Co, was in Bull
Monday in the interest of the COM
pany.
Ray Cammack spent Sunday with
friends in Twin Falls.
John l.. SeaWell, one of the candi-
dates for nomination as representa-
| tive on the Democratic ticket, was in
Bull Saturday visiting with his old
| friend Ernest v. Anderson and making
new acquaintances.
Mr.. Conroy of Swift & Co., was in
| Bull Monday from Pocatello.
| L. P. Runyon and Francis McDon-
| aid, were guests at the N. P. Ring
ranch west of this city, Sunday.
| Messrs. Miller and I. S. Landing
of the Idaho-Utah Elevator Co., were
in the city from Filler on Monday
transacting business.
Ray Weaver, Clarence Davis and the
Misses Hazel Alfred and Ruth Howard
| spent Sunday at Snake river
/ Mrs. T. H. Miller, Jr., and child, OF
Lahoma, Okla, arrived in Bull 1as1
week to make their home.
Not withstanding the fact that there
are a large number of neat residences
in this city, there is not one vacan
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-01
HARDY'S PAINT STORE

house to be rented. The men of capt.
tai should get busy, and build more
residences to let, as there are crowds
of people moving here every day for
the purpose of letting their children
have the privilege of attending Bulbs
up-to-date school, which is second to
none in the state.
Miss Charlotte McQueWn delightful
ly entertained number of her young
friends on Thursday evening, at her
cozy home on Ninth avenue.
Mr.. Evans, manager of the Weeter
Lumber Co., has rented the Rand cot
tage.
e. W. Keane left Thursday evening
for a visit to Fort Dodge, Iowa, his
old home.
Mr.. Vogeler of the Vogeler Seed Co.,
was in Bull, Monday from Salt Lake
City.
Mr.. Hartwell was over from Rose
worth with a load of fine peaches the
last of the week
The Maze theatre still continues to
draw large crowds every evening.
Miss May Maxon of Twin Falls, was
the guest of the Misses Taylor the last
of the week.
MT. AuSCln OF the Fdlk WHOLESALE
Co. was in the city Saturday.
The dance given Friday evening UNI
der the management of the Bull base
ball club was very we'll attended an6
all had delightful time.
VIM. Hogan of the Idaho Wholesale
Grocery Co., was in Bull Monday.
Ray Cammack left Monday morning
for Wendall, where he will spend {
few days with relatives.
| B. L. Markee of Portland, wal
among the prospective land buyers OIL
the west end, Saturday.
]. w. Craven is in Bull this week il
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-01
HORSES SCARCE IN Bull.
Many New Residents Looking For
Homes.
Bull, Idaho, August 80, 1910.

Bull, Idaho, August 80, 1910.
Prof Herbert Kimbrough of the
Washington State College at Pullman,
is in the this city looking after his
farming interests.
M b. Osgood, of Osgood & Co.'S de-
partment store, made business trip.
to Twin Falls, Wednesday,.
Eugeane Farmer, one of the promin-
ent business men of Nampa, was in
Bull Wednesday on business.
DR.. D. P Albee, formerly of this
city, but now of Rock Greek, was in
Bull on business, Wednesday.
Mr.. Evans of Armour & Co., was
in Bull on business, Wednesday,
G. w. Brannan, horticultural insnec-
| tor of district No. 10, was in the city
| from Rupert, Wednesday.
Earl Lillibridge and George Glenn
ent were in from Castleford, Tues
day.
| Miss Norton of Tacoma, Washington,
| is the guest of her FRIEND Miss Alice
Kelly, of this city.
J. G.. Owens, district manager of the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co.,
was down from Twin Falls, Thursday,
on business.
| A. D. McKinlay, candidate for the
Republican nomination for reelection
as representative, was down from
Twin Falls, Thursday, visiting his
| daughter, Miss Maude McKinlay.
w. H. Baughman, manager of the
Deep Creek baseball team, was in
Bull, Thursday, with his family.
W. S. Gearheart received telegram
Thursday stating that his brother in
Baker City, was injured. He left on
the evening train for that city.
Miss Annette Elquist has resigned
her position as bookkeeper at the Ida
no Department store in Twin Falls
and returned to Bull Thursday even
ing to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. S
Harris.
/ Professor Kimbrough made bust
ness trip to Twin Falls, Thursday.
Mrs. e. ]. Shermerhorn is quite sick
John Peters was in the city from
Twin Falls, Wednesday.
Professor Herbert Kimbrough lief
Friday for Pullman, Wash.
l. F. A. Hutto, candidate for represen
tative on the Republican ticket, wa
in this city, Thursday.
Sam and Chauncey Biggerstaff 0
Filler, and w. L. Hubbell went to Hag
erman Monday for fruit.
: The Deep Creek baseball club CAV
. a dance Monday evening in Sherman
Poe's building at that place. ]. War
rem White was present and favore
: the crowd with some of his politica
views. Following the dance a baske
supper was served. A great man
were present from Bull, and all re
J port pleasant evening.
E. r. Brown left Saturday evenin
for Seattle, where he will visit wit
relatives and friends for an indefinit
, time.
The Bull Fortnightly club gave
very entertaining musical in the oper
house Tuesday evening.
. c. R. Northrop of Twin Falls, wa
visiting with friends in this city tn
latter part of the week.
Mrs, J. H. Schooler is very ILL,
Mr.. Smith of the Smith Candy Co
was in Bull Saturday in the interes
of his company.
Messrs. H. H. Runyon, Bussman an
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-01
Twin Falls, Idaho

the interest of the McCollum addition.
Bob McCollum OF Twin Falls, trans
acted business in this city on Satur-
day.
d. Vance of Portland, was a Bull
business visitor Monday
/ A. l.. Wilbur was up from Poeatello
the first of the week on a business
trip.
P. w. Hess of Kimberly, spent Mon
day among political friend in this city.
Ed Pincoff of Filler, spent Sunday
with Buhl friends.
DR.. o. M. Drake, the Boise eye spec
ialist, attended to professional BUSH
ness in this city Monday and Tuesday.
S. G.. Renner was in from his Cas-
tleford ranch Saturday and Sunday.
Guy Erwin of Boise was numbered
| among the Bull visitors Sunday.
J. l.. Sewall of Payette, one of the
Democratic candidates for congress,
was meeting political friends in this
| city, Saturday.
Prof. G. E. Cave was in Bull Friday
in the interest of the Albion Normal
| School,
Miss Florence Long of Austin, Tex,
is visiting with friends in this CITY,
Congressman Hamer honored the
citizens of Bull with brief visit
| Thursday afternoon.
w. w. Humphrey circulated among
| political friends in Bull on Thursday.
| Manager Geo. Harlan of the Twin
Falls Canal Co., was attending to bus
mess matters in the vicinity of Bull
on Thursday. q
Roy Hayford was down from Twin
Falls Thursday in the interest of his
candidacy.
/ G. E. Ladd of Twin Falls, was a
Bull business visitor Thursday.
A. Allen of Allen C Co., and CIoyd
Oliver made an overland trip to Hol-
lister, Monday.