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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
GERMAN SILVER FREEZER.
Sterling Ice Cream Co. Install Fine
Ice Cream Machine.

The Sterling Ice Cream Co. now
have their new G. & B. Brine machine,
lee crusher and German Silver freezer
Installed in their ice cream factory in
the rear of the M & M Tea and Coffee
store, on Shoshone street The plant
is now completely installed and Man
ager Youngs expects soon to be turn
ing out one hundred and fifty gallons
of ice cream per day
All the wood work of the interior of
the plant is painted pure white, which
together with the bright new machin-
cry and equipment gives the factory a
uniformly neat appearance.
The German Silver freezer, which
was installed for operation Wednes-
day of last week, is one of the best
freezers on the market. The cream is
not touched by hands at any time and
the frozen cream comes out at the rate
of fifty gallons PEI hour. All cream is
sold under the brand of "Silver Ser
vice Quality"
Mr.. Youngs has had considerable ex-
perience in this business and was
formerly member of the governing
board of the State Dairy association of
Illinois, which is very active in in
creasing the production of the dairy
herds of the state Mr. Youngs has a
herd of tuberculin tested Gurnseys on
his ranch southeast of the city and ex-
poets soon to supply all the cream nee
essary for the operation of the fee
cream factory.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
FIVE FAST GAMES HERE.
Idaho Falls Team Will Play July 1st
to 5th, Inclusive.

The base ball sports will have a
complete feast beginning tomorrow
when the fast Idaho Falls ball team
will meet the Comets on the local
grounds. Manager White has made
some changes in the team, which ma
terially strengthens it, so that five
good fast games can be expected Fri
day, Saturday, Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday Ford has been appointed
captain of the team, owing to injuries
received by Krengel which made it
impossible for him to play infield.
The team arrived home last night
from their trip to Caldwell and Boise,
and while playing a fine game, were
only able to win one and tie one out of
the six games played. The Nampa
team which disbanded about the time
of the Comets arrival at Boise, will
furnish two good men to the locals
for the coming series.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
DANGEROUS FIRE
AT BUSY Bull
Fire IN Royal Cafe in the Heart
Of Business District.
PROMPT WORK BY FIRE COMPANY
PREVENTS FLAMES SPREADING.
Damages and Loss Estimated at About
4,OO0-Heayy Wind Endangered the
City,.

Through the courtesy of the Buhl
Herald, the Times received news that
the city of Buhl came nearly being
burned out by a dangerous fire which
started in the Royal Cafe, located on
broadway in the heart of the business
section.
The fire started in the the rear OF
the restaurant some time in the even
ing and when the alarm was turned in
the back end of the building was a
mass OF flames. The fire department
by some fine work confined the fire to
the back end of the building, although
the whole structure was considerably
damaged.
The loss to the Cafe and to the
building will run about $4,000, with
only $1,000 insurance. Owing to the di-
rection of the high wind which was
blowing it was thought for some time
that the mercantile stores near ii
would be burned
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
ST. ELMO.
DramatizatiOn of Popular Novel to BE
Presented mt the Isis

The pictorial reproduction of st.
Elmo at the Isis Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of this week, will be rare
treat for all lovers of this interesting
book.
The story is elaborately staged and
is considered one of the best produc-
tions of the Vitagraph Co. within the
year.
On July 4th, 5th and 9th the Isis
will furnish an excellent program
with special songs and music.
Mid Cannons Roar is a thrilling
military story with a pretty love
theme interviewer, fitting picture
for our American anniversary.
The Portrait is gem of light COM
edy, cleverly conceived and cleverly
carried out.
The rest of the program will be up
to the Isis standard and should be en-
joyed by all who attend.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
CHANGE IN ABSTRACT BUSINESS
HerriOtt Sells Interest To Former
Bankers.

The Fidelity Abstract and Trust
company, controlled by Herriott and
White, changed owners last week
when Attorney Herriott sold three
fourths interest in the abstract busi-
ness to G. A. Robinson, e. S. Chadwick
and l.. A. Welsh The company with
its new members will conduct the
business along the same lines and will
make loans in connection Mr. Robin
son and Mr.. Chadwick are we'll known
in the city, where they have the con
tidence and respect of all of the busi-
ness men, who are glad to have them
remain in the city. Mr.. Welsh is a
Nebraska man with several years ex-
perience in the abstract business and
will no doubt prove a strong addition
to the firm.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
LAND DRAINED INTO WELL.
Method Has Been Found to Save Valu-
able Irrigation Lands.

The reclamation service has been
conducting an interesting experiment
on the Minidoka irrigation project in
Idaho, to drain small bodies of land
which have been submerged as the re-
suit of irrigation.
At one point lake covering about
80 acres had been formed A well was
sunk near the lake to depth of 100
feet, the last 80 feet penetrating the
lava rock which underlies the whole
project. A six inch casing was put
into the top of the rock, and the
waters of the lake were directed into
the WELL For the past three weeks the
water has been drained into the we'll
at rate varying from one to three
second-feet, or an average flow of
more than million gallons a day.
Should other wells prove equally eff
fective it is believed the problem of
drainage on this project can be solved
without the necessity of constructing
long and expensive drain bitches to
carry away the surplus water to the
river.-Gooding Herald.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
Plan FOR BRIDGE
FUND PROPOSED
Suggestion Made by Major
Reed for ShOshone Bridge.
MOVEMENT TO GET SMALL con-
TRIBUTION FROM ALL CITIZENS.
Lincoln and Twin Falls County
Ladies Should Take Up Movement
for Bridge.

During the past week the Times re-
ceived letter from Major Fred r.
Reed of Wendell asking that some
movement be started toward getting q
bridge across the Snake river above
Shoshone falls to connect the two
counties in more substantial man
ner than by the present old-fashioned
ferry boats.
The cost of the bridge which would
go across the falls somewhat higher
up than first proposed would cost
about thirty thousand dollars and
would cut off about $50 feet of the
grade leading down to it from the two
sides of the river.
The counties would have to bear
some of the burden so that the amount
to be raised by popular subscription
would not be more than half of the to-
tai cost. So that dollar subscriptions
from every man, woman and child in
the two counties would make the de-
sired total.
Major Reeds suggestion is for the
ladies of the two counties to form
some joint organization and make a
thorough canvas of every part of the
county by dividing the work of such
canvas into the precincts.
The movement is splendid one and
would prove boon to both counties
commercially, and would increase the
value of the falls from the standpoint
Iof scenic attractions -+s4sz - ..ss..
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
OFFICIALS INSPECT LINE.
General Manager Bancroft of Short
Line Looking Over Conditions.

w. H. Bancroft. general manager of
the Oregon Short Line railroad; e. G.
Manson, general superintendent; A. 3.
Stevenson, superintendent of the Ida
no division; Assistant Superintendents
Hoffman and Harrett, F. w. Plaisted,
assistant freight agent; T. Donovan of
Nampa and E. l.. Smith, secretary to
Mr. Bancroft, arrived in Twin Falls
Sunday morning in special car.
These officials of the Oregon Short
Line have completed tour of inspec-
ton of the new roads recently finish
ed by the contractors extending from
Huntington to Homestead and from
this city to Rogerson. This tour is
made before the acceptance of the
road as completed
The members of the party stated
that their trip had been entirely salts
factory and everything had been found
to be in excellent condition as far as
traffic was concerned. They left in
the evening for Boise.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
A CITY WATER
WORKS SYSTEM
Citizens Taking Steps to Urge
Action.
BOND ISSUE CAN BE MADE THIS
YEAR FOR S125,OOO.
Meeting Held Tuesday Night to Dis
cuss Matter-C Committee to Be
Appointed.

"a Tuesday evening number of busi-
ness men met. iii the club rooms to
talk over the question of a municipal
WateTworks system, it being generally
conceded that the present system is
not up to standard The fact that
the new assessed valuation will reach
over one and a half millions will give
the city right to issue bonds to the
amount of $225,000, of which only
100000 is taken was brought out, 1t
further developed that no damage
would be done to the paving already in
through the laying of the mains in the
alleys Where necessary crossing the
paved streets could be accomplished
by tunneling under.
Most of the men present decided that
1T was out of the question to wait much
longer before starting the agitation OF
the question, and it was voted to ask
the city council to meet some night
with the directors of the Commercial
club and appoint a joint committee OF
fifteen to investigate the cost of in
stalling a first-class system, taking
the water from springs or a flowing
we'll in the foothills and piping it down
to the city under gravity flow,
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
OPPOSITION TO
MORE PAVING
Mass Meeting Monday Night
Largely Attended.
COMPLETION OF MAIN AVENUE
OBJECTED TO BY TAXPAYERS.
Placing Of Parking In Center Pro-
yides a Grievance for Other Lot
Owners.

A large number of citizens availed
themselves of the opportunity to dis
cuss further paving by attending the
mass meeting held in the Commercial
club rooms last Monday evening
Mayor Hahn and the councilmen were
present to hear the discussion and
much frank argument was INDUCED in
by the citizens present,
Considerable objection was made to
the extension of Main avenue by the
property owners of abutting property
on the grounds that the bitulithic
paving was too expensive and that a
cheaper material could be used
number did not want to pave and
others objected to the parking of
twenty feet in the center of the ave-
nue. on the grounds that it would spoil
the street for commercial traffic.
The result of the meeting will be
that the council will reconsider the
formation of the paving district as ad-
vertised last week in this issue, both
as to the district and as to the mater
ial
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
NELSON-HEADLY.
Popular Young Couple Welded In the
Presence of Few Friends.

At Z o'clock Saturday evening oc-
cured the marriage of Arthur R. Mel
son and Miss Clara l.. Headley at the
home of M. o. Headley, which was
beautifully decorated with carnations.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
w. L. Mccullough in the presence of a
few friends. The young couple left on
the 7:40 train for Portland, Ore,
where they will make their home.
Miss Headley has been in Twin
Falls but a few months, but has won
for herself host of friends during
her residence here. Mr.. Nelson came
to Twin Falls about six week ago TO
fill C. P. Northrup's position as book
keeper for the R. M. Bell Telephone
Co., while Mr.. Northrup proved up on
his ranch near Bull.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
SPECIAL 4TH OF July PROGRAM
Appropriate Pictures, Songs and Music
50. Mt the Isis Theatre.

The program for Thursday, Friday
and Saturday Of this week, follows:
l. The Chivalious Stranger
2 The Storm.
g. Illustrated Song.
a. Up a Tree.
5. Vocal solo, Miss Fisher.
6. st. Elmo.
Matinee Saturday.
The following will be the program
for July 4th, 9Th and 9Th:
/. Tin Wedding Presents.
2. Where Is Mulcahy?
3. Illustrated Song.
A. The Portrait.
5. Vocal solo, Miss Fisher.
6. Mid Cannon's Roar.
If you miss you will be sorry So
will we. Special Matinee July 4th.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
DIR. MCAT[f'S new ASSOCIATE
DIR. Harry Smith Opens Office With
Popular Dentist.

During the past week DR.. Frank F.
McAtee has formed a dental partner
ship with DR.. Harry Smith, of Indian
apolis, who will assist DR.. McAtee in
charge of his growing dental practice.
The handsome offices in the Boyd
block will be changed to accommodate
the new apparatus and chair. Dr..
Smith has a number of years of ex-
perience in the larger cities and comes
to this city with highest recommended
tions from the cities in which he has
practiced and should aid DR.. McAtee
greatly.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
A Rest On the 4th.

A source of qualification to the Wis
itors in town on the Fourth will be
the rest room at Booths store An
additional number of seats will be pro-
vided, hammocks, swings and room
for ladies to arrange their toilet. Plen-
ty of good drinking water and special
attention given to their comfort. The
Booth store is always found in the
lead for accommodations to the public
Many special bargains will be offered
to make shopping till closing time at
twelve o'clock a special inducement.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
SELLS AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS
Western Auto Company Changes Own
ers Saturday.

LIB. Hall and Frank Belleville, who
have conducted the Western Auto COM
pany on Shoshone street for the past
year, during the past week sold their
interest in the business to Messrs.
Mickelwaite and Burson, who will as
sumo immediate control. The new
owners are experienced in the busi-
ness and are well and favorably
known to all of the business men of
this city. The retiring firm members
will pay and collect all accounts in
cured during the business up toedate of
sale. t's
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
ELEVEN INNING GAME.
Rupert Ieam and Twin Falls Athletes
Give Splendid Exhibition.

One of the most hotly contested ball
games ever played in the city, took
place Sunday afternoon when the Ru-
pert team and the Twin Falls Ath-
letes played an eleven inning game
ending in score of to in favor OF
the Athletes. The special features OF
the game were the twirling of Ruperts
pitcher, Dixon, who struck out II
men; a three-base hit by Pierson, and
a sensational catch by Shortstop Saut-
Ter of the Athletes.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
new ORCHARD co. FORMED.
Thousand Springs Orchard Company
Incorporated.

d. W. Brunk, w. d. Shurtleff, Grove
L. Tyler, George G. Tyler and c. E.
Dean Of this city, have formed the
Thousand Springs Orchard company
with capitalization of $4,000, for
the purpose of putting into orchard
about two hundred acres of land on
the south side of the Snake river op-
posite the Thousand Springs. The
water for irrigating the land will be
piped from tie springs across the
river. Articles Sof incorporation were
filed this week with the secretay Of
state.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
OPERATING AUTOMOBILE LIVERY
Don Lyman Puts On FOrds for Public
Service.

Don Lyman during the past few
weeks has been kept very busy with
his new auto livery line taking care
of outing parties, fishing parties and
the business men who want long dis
tance trips in quick time. During the
last week Mr.. Lyman made a trip to
Albion, q distance of fifty miles in four
hours over roads that prevent speed
ing and brought his men back safely
the same night, feat ef which he can
be Justly proud,
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
|, S. S. MEIER LOSES HOME.
House of Rancher Burned Friday
Night.

The residence of Rev. S. S. Neher,
living one mile from this city, was
burned to the ground, destroying
everything in it. The fire which was
supposed to have started about sup
per time, originated from the gasoline
stove and was burning SO hercely
when discovered that nothing could
me saved Mr.. and Mrs. Neher are
beinging cared for at the home OF thelr
neighbors until a new residence can
be put up for them. The loss, lncluu-
ing valuable papers, will total S5,0oo'
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
SHOPPERS MANY.
4th of July Attractive Prices Show
Bargains.

Ladies' are interested in the many
novelties shown for the 4th. The Booth
windows are full of attractive acces-
sories in gloves and parasols, pins,
ribbons, ETC., and great bargains are
shown in ladies dresses at $3.50 and
$3.50. These are fine materials, beau
tifully trimmed, one-piece dresses and
the price is a wonder They come in
white. light blue and pink and models
are shown in their windows.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
FINAL WORK ON
4Tn CELEBRATION
Committees Report Work Nearly
Done tuesday.
VAUDEVILLE STUNTS PROVIDED
FREE In THE EVENING.
Changes In the Ball Games Scheduled
Idaho Falls to Play Local Team In
Championship Game.

The general committee in charge of
the Fourth of July celebration round
ed up the subcommittee Tuesday
evening In the Commercial club rooms
and called for, reports on the work
done. In nearly every case the duties
of the committees have been satisfac-
torily performed. The parade in the
morning in which one of the features
will be the great gathering Of Sunday
school children, promises to be we'll
worth while with every Sunday school
in the county entitled to compete for
the prize for the largest percentage of
scholars present in the parade and
with all of them promising to be pres
ent with a full delegation.
The automobile owners will also be
in full force with good fat prize
hung up for the best decorated car in
the parade. There are about a hum
dred cars in and about the city and
this feature alone will be novelty to
most of the visitors in the ely on he
Fourth.
Hammers vaudeville performers
will hold forth in the evening after the
big Qh-ad-i parade and Mardi Gras
festival In the evening at the corner of
Main and Shoshone with good large
stage.
The spirited contest between the ball
teams of the tract will fill a gap Iii
the events that should please the fRala
with good fast contest between Twin
Falls and Idaho Falls teams tn close
the base ball part of the days pro-
gram.
The sports and the races will be a
| little out of the ordinary run and will
create lots of excitement and fun for
the children
Three bands will be in attendance
and music most any old way you want
will be served up by some good clever
bands from the towns of the tract A
concert in the park is one of the treats
promised by the Twin Falls band
which has an enviable reputation for
it's musical ability under the direction
of Leader Tyler.
Excursion rates on the 0. S. L. will
bring the whole family into the city
for a very small sum. Your children
will not have their limbs mutilated,
for the shooting of fire crackers and
the other murderous and deadly
Fourth weapons are under the ban 1t
will be good, first-class picnic the
whole live-long day with nothing to
mar it unless ]. Pluvius pours little
rain upon it and even then with the
cozy rest rooms promised by the COM
mittee and by the merchants, no in
convenience will be experienced by
any of the women and children who
come to the Magic City.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
ADDITIONAL LIGHT FOR 4TH
Power Company Putting Up Ares On
Main Avenue.

On the night of July Fourth tne
main thoroughfares OF Twin rams VIII
be brilliantly lighted in order TO snow
off the Mardi Gras costumes 10 the
greatest extent Arc lights are pelng
mt up by the power company alois
fhe principal blocks this week.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
Sboes for the 4th.

"Wouldn't you like to be IN % BOOM
cboas" Every pair guaranteed
n,an,s mans women's and children's ana
O. W for r every foot. See Booths for 4ta
of July shoes.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
SOME CHANGE IN
PAVING DISTRICT
Council Conforms to Wishes Of
Main Avenue Citizens.
PARKING ON SHOSHONE CUT OUT
FULL WIDTH PAVING DECREED.
Changes Eliminate extension Of Main
Avenue to the End Two Blocks
Only.

The city council meet last night and
after discussion ordered City Engineer
Null and City Attorney Babcock to
draw up new ordinance changing to
some extent the district first proposed.
The ordinance follows:
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30

See Robinson & Chadwick in the FL
deity Abstract Company. June 80 If
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30

Continued On Page 12.)
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-09-02
NEWS NOTES.

President E. P. Ripley, Of the Santa
Fe System of Railways, on the witness
stand before Special Examiner G. M.
Brown, of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, at Chicago, in support of
the contention of the railroads that
higher rates are just, said that wages
paid by the roads have increased, max
ing operating expenses a greater burden.
President Taft was the guest at a Jul
dical Luncheon" given by Charles P.
Searles, of Boston, at his summer home
at Ipswich, where he met Associate
Chief Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes,
of the Supreme Court Of the United
States, and other jurists. The two va
cancies on the Supreme bench were in
formally discussed.
Col Roosevelt made one OF the long
est jumps of his Western tour when he
travelled through Colorado and Kansas
He laid the cornerstone of the Y NJ. c..
A. building at Pueblo, and spoke briefly
at small stations in Western Kansas.
The burden of most of his talks was
honesty and good citizenship.
William D. Bishop, grandson of the
founder of the New Haven Railroad
and formerly its secretary and treas
urer, has announced his intention of
marrying again if he can induce his
present wife to 60 to Reno and get di-
yorce. Mrs. Bishop was Mrs. Susan
Blackburn, of Kentucky.
DR.. Abner w Calhoun, the we'll
known oculist, who died at his home in
Atlanta, Ga, left an estate valued at
100000 By provision of his will
800, 600 is left to each of his four chill
dren and the remainder of the estate,
with the exception OF about $4,000 in
special requests, is left to his widow.