The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-07-07

The Fourth of July passed off with
out not single accident to mar the
day. Thousands of visitors thronSed
the streets and enjoyed embarrassed
by the torpedo cane and the firecrack-
ers day full of interest and amuse-
ment to old and young.
The parade in the morning with the
Sunday schools of the tract we'll rep
resented proved most satisfactory to
all of spectators and was we'll worth |
going a. long way to see. The prizes
offered for the largest percentage of |
pupils of any Sunday school in the |
parade was attractive enough to get
about 700 pupils into line in the par
ado and the rivalry generated was pro-
ductive of many handsome floats and
novel features by the differents COM
peting Sunday schools. The Kimberly
M. e. Sunday school is entitled to hon
orary mention for the perseverance
in bringing a large percentage of it's
pupils of this city.
The bands both of Twin Falls and of
Kimberly added much to the enjoy
ment and enthusiasm during the en-
tire day and the boys are entitled to
the gratitude of the citizens and busi-
ness men for thir unfailing good ma
ture in playing for every event Of the
aday
The base ball game in the morning
between Bull and Kimberly was full
of fast playing and sensational hitting
with Buhl winning by score of thir
teen to one. Kimberly while not able
to score played fast game through
out and all through the seven innings
did not abate its efforts to win. A large
crowd of supporters from both towns
Oft ba hp
was something out of the ordinary.
The band concert in the park by the
Twin Falls band attracted large au-
dience which appreciated the efforts
of the band boys, and showed it's ap-
probation by hearty applause after
each number. The music all the way
through was beyond the ordinary run
of band music and showed that Leader
Tyler and his skilled musicians in
tend to keep pace with the new band
stand in increasing the reputation OF
the city for doing thing just about
night
The races in the afternoon drew a
Eyer crowd than the committee
pted upon and places of advantage
the ropes went early with larg-
hber wandering around the out
tting nothing from the after
npt the cheering. The events
>Ntive to a large number OF
and in no contest was
th 81 for the winner.
hound the crowd cheer
ful Al 8ith no intoxicated per-
sonsato disorder and the close OF
the day Ii the trick bicycle rider as
the primary attraction proved to be
the very best feature in day OF move
feats.
The Oh-ad-i Legions began arriving
about seven-thirty and by the time the
parade was formed the spectators hat
become accustomed to almost any
thing passing by to take its place II
the parade The garb of the monl
concealed the classy features of
prominent business man. A savag
South Sea Islander fierce enough t.
frishten children ambled along tn
street without his keeper. Even
,lethoric bottle was given right
fssyway in the street in order to get t
tFSoe parade and no attempted to pul
n Ne cork. 10
q tTbe parade which followed was be
vond discussion the best that TWl
Fails has ever produced and the part
cinants entered into the spirit of tn
thing with great vigor The ldaho De
partment store employees IN Varleu an
novel costumes are entitled to muc
credit for their enterprise in gett1n
ont the entire force of the big store !
add to the length and the kalidescopl
feature of the parade. The oaianc
of the evening was given over 10 .n
old and young in grand frolic wiilc WIZ
ended one of the best celeDratlol
which this city has ever attempted
The following are the prize winner
FOR the events OF the day:
20 ward race, boys under II, EHie'
Coules and Floyd Adams.
20 ward race, girls under H. Luci
romaron and Doreen Taber.
10 100 ward race for men, K. w. ba
III h,,rvtand oliver Taber =,
50 yard race for boys under , II Z sst sUl
c,epn' az Glen Farnsworth and Lest
NeMD, So ward race for girls under no,
sonora Averett, Evelin wynn anu ~ ~
Eio1 o9e yard race for men, H. w. ba
:. ,,,rv and oliver Taber. -,
puTD 5O yard n ladies' race, Emma ho'el
and pessie Sorenson. A,,o,, q,
at three legged race, J. c''Ailen a.