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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-08
ROCK CREEK NEWS.
Rock Greek

Rock Creek, Ida, Sept 5. 1910.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Peterson went to
Twin Falls shopping last Friday. They
are preparing for trip to Europe.
Mr.. Peterson has not seen his mother
for 80 years, who is 70 years old and
still living in Denmark
Marion Larsen made a flying trip to
Kimberly, Saturday.
Mrs Fishbeck was a stage passen-
ger to Twin Falls, Saturday.
L. P. Larsen and wife went to Han
sen and Kimberly, Saturday
Mrs. D. P. Albee and son Joe went to
Cottonwood last week Thomas Iver-
son returned with them
Lloyd Brown made a flying trip to
the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Kitch visited with
friends and relatives here last Friday
before leaving for their home in Wei
ser.
Mrs. Ellen Cline and two daughters,
Kate and Ruby, arrived here last We'd
nesday from Fayetteville, Ark. Mrs.
Cline is the mother of Mrs. Henry
Hansen, and was once resident of
Rock Creek. We gladly welcome them
back and hope they will decide to re-
main permanently.
Mr. Grey Mann of Hillsdale, is visit
ing with M w. Johnson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hogmer of Kimber-
ly, came up in their auto and spent
the day at the Johnson home lsat Fri
day. Miss Fayette Johnson returned
with them for a few days visit.
Mrs. E. G. Youngs, Mrs. H. j. Youngs
and little Miss Ruth, came up from
town Wednesday for a visit at the
Norton ranch.
The next meeting of the r. c. La
dies club will be with Mrs. Jas. Wal
ker.
Miss Nancy B. Vance spent several
days last week with friends in Bull.
Maude Atkin and Lyla Burke left to-
day to enter school in Twin Falls.
Miss Fisher came in on the stage
Friday to take charge of the Rock
| Creek school. She is stopping with
Mr.. and Mrs. Nephi Larsen. We under
stand she will "btach" in one room OF
| their house.
Mrs. Susan Gray Of Salmon river, is
over in search of fruit and other sup
plies.
H. p. Larsen's family came down
| from the mountains Sunday. The girls
and bows report capturing one deer.
| Harold T1lley, Clarence and Gaylord
| Freeman left for the mountains Fri
| day on hutning trip.
c. ]. Domrose left for the timber
Tuesday, swearing vengeance on one
deer at least.
Mrs. Sarah P. Trammer is visiting
! her daughter, Mrs. Lane Stokes Of Al
bion, this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. Peterson dined with
| D. P. Albee and family Sunday.
| Mrs. Mary e. Robson is visiting
| at the present writing with ]. e
| Burke and family.
/ Miss Clara Brose left today to take
up her school work in the Twin Falls
/ schools.
No. A. Gee is acting As forest ranger
4 in Geo. Crockett's absence.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Luther Austen attend
ed the picnic at Kimberly today.
Miss Bessie Warrington of Twill
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Notice OF the Time Fixed for Hearing
Objections to Special Assessments
Made for the Purpose OF Defraying
Cost and Expense Of Laying and
Constructing Good and Sufficient
Sewer System In Local Sewerage
Improvement District No. 4, III the
City Of Twin Falls, Idaho.
To the owners of Property In Local
Sewerage Improvement District No 4,
Of the City of Twin Falls, Idaho:
You are hereby notified that the as
sessment roll of special assessments
against the property in Local Sewer
age Improvement District No. 4, of the
City OF Twin Falls, State of Idaho,
made for the purpose Of paying the
cost and expense of the construction
of a good and sufficient sewer system
in said Local Improvement Sewerage
District No. 4, as made out and certi-
fed to the City Council of said City
of Twin Falls, by the committee on
streets, together with the sewer COM
mittee of said district Is now on file
in my office, the date Of the filing of
the same being the 18th day of August,
1910, and that the City Council of
said city has fixed the 26th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1910, at the hour of o'clock
p. m. at the council room in said city,
as the time at which the City Council
will hear and consider objections to
said assessment roll by the parties or
any party aggrieyed by said assess
ment, at which time they will hear and
determine all objections which have
been filed by any party interested, to
the regularity of the proceedings in
making such assessment, or the
amount levied or assessed upon any
particular lot or parcel of land.
The owner or owners of any proper
ty which is assessed in such assess
ment roll, whether named therein or
not in such assessment roll may with
in ten days of the last publication of
this notice file with the city clerk his
or her objections in writing to said as
sessment, or any portion thereof,
which objection must be definite and
specific as to the property or piece of
property included In said assessment
roll to which said objection is made,
as well as the specific grounds Of such
objection.
Dated this 9th day of September,
1910.
Date of last publication September
10, 1910. STUART H. TAYLOR,
Sept SIS Clerk.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-08

A good new automobile to trade for
good mortgages or real estate. Ad-
| dress P. o. Box 932, Twin Falls. 1926 tt
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-08
ADVERTISED LIST.

List of letters remaining in the
Twin Falls postoffice for the week
ending September 5, 1910. Persons
calling for these letters will please
say Advertised September s, 1870
Butler, Mrs. e. H.
Batto, L.
Bradley, Edgar.
Brooks, Francis e.
Cope, Delphia.
Durhee, Mr..
Epperson, Mrs M. e.
Eldridge, N. F.
Ellsworth, Curtis.
Edwards, Vet.
Easton, w. S.
Grant, r. A.
Gibson, DR.. Eta Kerby.
Gates, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.
Gamble, John Harold.
Gains, Mrs. VIM
Harley, Miss Fannie.
Harris, e. r.
Harrison, Louis.
Harris, ]. H.
Hill, Mrs. May.
Hammond, Ben.
James, Albert.
Jones, R. Stanley.
Johnson, Miss Lillian.
Keller, Miss Sadie.
Kourey, S. w.
Knapp Co. T
Kidd. John.
KittIeman, Miss Mamie.
Lang, Robert.
Lund, Albert.
Lyell, Ben.
Murray, Rosco.
Morrow, Fred.
Miller, Irwin.
Meyer, Henry.
Marshall, ]. b.
Martins, Clarence.
Mcdonald, Miss Lille.
Mcdonald, Mrs. Edith.
Mcneil, john
Newland, Mr..
Oaks, Mrs. Alvida
PAYNE, Mrs. Maude.
4 Price, Thomas.
Raimers, jaime.
Ryan, s.
Smith, H. w.
Smith, 3. 9.
Snyder, J. K.
Snyder, Russell.
Stone, Edward.
Thompson, Mrs. nj. e.
Wade. Miss Ursula.
Welchee1, W. G.
Williams, Miss Vern.
Wossack, Mrs. Gus.
Woods, Mrs. John.
Zimmerman, j. H.
Postage due on above letters GU gu
cent each. Letters remaining at th
end of fourteen days will be sent u
the dead letter office. -
Postmaster
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GoQu oon+ila Co, Aug II
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-08

Bee and berry supplies at barrow
Bros. Seed Store.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-08

Will take hay on wagon OF iitole
Ilieh' W AiLen q Co. Aug II If
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-08

VIII accept hay as navment for
buggies and carriages. Fine assort-
ment to pick from. Geo. D. Aiken &
Co. Aug II If
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Smoke JUAN June 8 If
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-08

Falls came in on Mondays stage to
take charge OF the Excelsior school.
ID. Z. Albee is hauling lumber and
making preparations to build a new
residence.
A goodly number of the young peo-
pie from here went to Kimberly today
TO take III the Modern Woodmen's pic
mic.
Judge Lawrence Hansen left for AL
bion today.
Christian Peterson attended the
bank meeting at Hansen today.
Miss Carrie Newman came in today
from Denver, Colo. She is visiting
with her brother, Peter Newman.
Peter Newman and family have NOV
ed into Mr.. Petersons residence tC
take charge While they are in Den
mark.
Mrs Ellen Cline is visiting Mrs
| Stricken, today
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
LEGAL.
DISSOLUTION OF CORPORATION

In the District Court OF the Second
Judicial District OF the State of Utah,
within and for the County of Weber.
In tho Matter Of the Dissolution of
Wheelwright Brothers. Mercantile
Company, corporation
Notice is hereby given that the
application of Wheelwright Brothers
Mercantile Company. domestic cor
poration. for the dissolution OF said
corporation having been presented TO
the above named court by the Direc-
tors OF said corporation, was. on the
4th day OF March. 1910. by ordcr ot
said court. filed with the Clerk Of said
court, and said Clerk directed TO givc
thirty (30) days notice by publication
of said application.
This notice. commencing on the day
OF the first publication of tho same.
to-wit, March ith. 1910, will expire on
the 4th day OF April, 1910. and any
person may flle objections to said np-
plication at any time before expira-
tion of the day last above named.
Witness my hand and seal of said
court hereto affixed this 3th day OF
March. A. d. 1910.
(SeaD s. G. DYE. Clerk
VOLNEY c. GUNNTLL,
Atfornev far Anniioppte
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
THREE COUPLES
GRANTED FREEDOM

Yesterday was the busiest day Tor
the final and absolute dissolution OF
the bonds OF matrimony for parties
suing for divorce that has been in the
district court for many weeks. thee
different DEGREES of absolute divorce
being granted during the day.
Esther Newman was granted final
decree of divorce in her suit against
Samuel Newman. started in the dis
trict court on August 10. 1909. on
which date the interlocutory decree
was granted No alimony or children
are mentioned in the papers
Alta Snyder In her suit against Ro-
meo n Snyder. In which she was
granted the interlocutory decree by
the district court June 81, 1909. was
yesterday given final release from the
bonds OF matrimony. With the custody
OF two minor children.
Final decree was granted Elizabeth
Sargent in her suit against John Sar-
gent. with attorneys fees In the sum
of $50. Interlocutory decree was grant
ed by the district court in this case
on June l. 1909.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
A HYMN OF MOTHERHOOD.
o Spirit OF immortal Love.
Who came and dwelt in Mary

o S1irit OF immortal Love.
Who came and dwelt in Mary's
heart,
Abide with mothers of today
And Inward holiness impart
May the Most High o'orshadow us.
And We the purcst love cnshrine,
That motherhood NAV ever be
A sacrament and JOY divine.
Nav angel messengers announce
The coming Of each child TO earth
And angel choruses attend
Each miracle OF human birth.
Then every child will be light
To guide our feet In ways of peace
And every home Paradise.
Where love and happiness Increase
o blessed among women wei
And highly favored of the Lord,
Since our humanity became
The home Of the incarnaic Word.
For gilt 80 rare, so wonderful.
Gu, love and graft itudo VIC bring
To Him. who once a little child.
Is now our risen / ord and King.
FRANCES ]. DYER.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
Editorial Committee
KATE 8 HILItAaQ
E. A. 6ATTELL.
ROY e. SOUTHWICK

!et Keeps AT tight hold on the means
whereby TO make some more money
9N To6bing the people" that was the
unique entertainment provided by the
CITY Club at It's luncheon yesterday.
INC speaker was Joseph Fels of
Philadelphia. head OF SOAP company
bearing his name. He said he was n
disciple OF Henry George and would
always remain a single teXer"
We can't get rich in lifetime.
nowadays Fels said. under the pre-
sent system of things. unless we do so
by robbing the people ! have made
my money that way. and my firm is
stlil doing it You are all doing 1t
Every one OF your seli-made million
aires has done IT, However, | want
TO say | have begun to recover my
conscience. and | am going to devote
my 'swag-l like 10 call it that. for
that what it is-to doing away with
the cured system which makes II
possible.
III any of your millionaIrcS feel
the same WAY about 1t. for Gods sake
let's cross hands on it, / may be an
oddly. II is unusual though for 4
man who has made his money by rob.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
ALLEGED FRAUD
BROUGHT BACK

After being on the road almost con
tlnually since March Z. on which date
he left this city, Chief of Police Tom
Browning yesterday afternoon arrived
home with John w. Haynes, alias f..
H. Mendenhall, In custody. charged
with obtaining money on false and
fraudulent prctenses in a warrant
sworn out by Dr. K S. Joyce OF this
city.
According 60 the records in the
case, the alleged swindle occurred in
December of last wear and before it
was discovered Haynes. or Menden'
hall had made good his escape from
the city. Word being received by
the police from the authorities at
Prescott, Ariz,. OF the mans presence
AT that city, Chief of Police Brown
ing Immediately left town armed with
warrant and papers TO secure the
return OF the man 10 face trial for his
alleged swindle When the chief ar.
rived at Prescott he found that the
man had left town on a short trip and
for several DAYS II was continual
chase, the alleged swindler finally be-
ing rounded up a few days ago In
Prescott and arrangements made for
his return
Chief Browning said that he had
been on the 60 continually since his
departure from this city with the eX'
ceptlon oil one time when he was fore
ed 10 lay over. awaiting papers and
mail. During this time the chief made
a quick trip 10 the Grand Canyon OF
Arizona and yesterday said that tue
scenery is the most weirdly magnin'
cent he has ever seen. He is filled
with pleasure at the courtesy and
helm accorded him by the officials OF
Prescott and other Arizona cities in
which he travelled in his chase of
Haynes and says that no stone was
left untmned 10 help him capture the
prisoner and bring him back 10 face
trial for the crime with which he Is
charged. Haynes has been locked up
in the city Jail to await tral,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
ALL lGVklNS.

I.cykln. the Russian timber mer-
cnant who burnt down peasants
houses in order 10 boom the market
for his lumber. did nothing out OF the
ordinary. He but acted Of piece
with the conduct OF his, the capital
Ist cIess, the world around
They produce poverty in order 10
alleviate IL. BY paying the worker
so little that he cannot live upon 1t
unaided, they create the demand Tor
charitable institutions. Then aims
houses and $l0,0Oo.000 Sage fouDda-
tions are oblIgingly Supplied.
They produce sickness In order to
cure It, BY hcrding the worker In
cities with hundreds OF thousands of
windowless rooms. by pinchine his
stomach from birthday TO deathdaN,
they give him one disease after an
other. Thus is created the need for
hospitals. endowed by the Stokeses.
the Roosevelts and the Vanderoilts.
They produce Ignorance In order to
poultice Il. BY snatching the worker
from school and throwing him into
the factory. by making his home such
a crowded AFFAIR that reading and
studying are impossible to him. the
necessity is doomed for Carnegie IL
barics and Rockefeller institutes
They produce crlpples in order TO
treat or straighten them. BY de2riv-
ing mothers of their proper nourish-
ment, holding them TO work at periods
when 10 do so Is criminal. and not by
any means least. dragging them out
Of the home when their infants need
the care, they rear large crops OF in
hEred.children. What a field for Sea
Brcezes and ST. Johns Guilds is thus
opened up
They produce Unemployment in or
der TO institute state insurance
against II. BY oger-improving ma
chinery they throw the worker upon
the street He is deprived of chance
10 sell his labor power. Wide open
are rolled the doors for assurance
contre le chomage.' as they are now
putting through in France.
So why rail at LeylSin. who merely
burnt peasants houses that he might
sell them lumber TO build new ones
Daily People.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19

birthday of his friend and teacher.
who succeeded Engels as Bebel him
self has succeeded Liebknecht There
has always been in the front rank Of
German Socialism a grey Emperor"
on whom the whole-hearted devotion
OF the troops has been laylshed. none
the less unstintedly because the party
doctrines are opposed TO all hero
worship (Personcnkultus) The words
which RebeI used Of Liebknecht are
true OF himself His own life is the
life OF the party" In honoriDg &c
nosse Bebel" German Socialists feel
that they arc celebrating their party's
astonishing progress during his life
time The editor Of the Die Ncue-
Zeit- for February is, quotes B2bels
own words on Liegkncchts In orlc- to
.'disarm" this least prctenuous and
modest of men" rDebel did not stand
BY the cradle Of Socialism. but he
did stand by the cradle of the Ger
man working class movement" The
German people irrespective of party.
honor Rebel as q typical democrat
! He has fought with the giants OF the
Relchstag. and has shown himself no
moan antagonist Kautsky has a
warm and eloquent passage on Bebcl's
hanny married life and GA his scrupul-
one diecharce OF all his duties as a
cIti7en "He has always been a
model man of that type which, ac-
cording 10 bourgeois writer's. the
bourgeoisie alone can produce. The
j British Weekly.
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GOOD FIGHTING AHEAD.

Ex-Governor j Frank llanly OF Tndi-
ana made an address before a large
audience In an Illinois town not long
since in the course OF which he said
The liquor traffic is doomed; :.
doomed as certainty AZ that the sun
rises In the cast and sets in the west.
but 1t is for us. the citizens of the
greatest republic Oh the face of the
belted globe. To hasten the day of
doom. We have already made great
gains. but while the tide mas turned
against our opponents. We have not
as set Won the battle The liquor
traffic is an octopus that dies hard.
Victory often rises from the grave
OF defeat. AZ the opening of the
fight, eight years ago. we met with
but little success Reverse followed
upon reverse, but we preserved. We
werc lighting In the open against an
enemy that was strongly entrenched.
We had to hurl oursalf upon fortifica-
tions that appeared 10 be invulnerable.
One by ono they fell before us. The
enemy is now making its last rally;
IL is fighting in the last ditch. But
that last stand promises to he dcs-
perate one and we shall have TO put
all our forces into action
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
1.-THE CHILD Is FATHER OF THE
MANI

A Sabboth school superintendent
said TO the bows in the school;
Boys. the men that we see around
us. on the street. In the stores. in
this church. in this town, business
men leaders. Giyers, authors. govern
ors. presidents will grow old and
feeble, and sooner or later they VIII
die Who VIII take their places and
be men them
Boys: 'Wo BOYS"
Superintendent. There arc thous'
nnds OF drunkards in our land, fail
ures, wrecked through strong drink.
This has been so age after age. II
there are 10 he any a few years from
now who that are living today vii!
6ll their places
BOYS. Some boys living today.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
A GIRL WHO SEES.
False Bourgeois Training Falls to
Blind One Office Worker 10
the Truth,

The bourgeois girls who have been
brought up on the namby-pamby Inno-
cuous stun which fills the columns of
the usual ''woman's magazine" and
whose knowledge OF business life Is
about as accurate as a grasshoppcrs
knowledge OF navigation arc becom-
ing Sadder and wiser Forced into
shop and office by the gradual decay
! of their class. they arc beginning to
realize that this big ROSY thing held
W 10 them as Successful business, -
is in reality a heartless. devltalizing
grind.
Some OF them are even going so
far as TO write Indignant letters to the
"womans" editors who so carefully
filled them up with economic non
sense. and these same editors are
hard put 10 1t TO defend the work they
have been doing.
"A letter which came 10 my desk
this morning" writes Annn Steele
Richardson. In the current Woman's
Home Companion. comes from a
young woman who has held the same
position as stenoGrapher with an In
surancc company for seven years.
Three times her salary has been
dollars a week. She writes:
az seem TO be losing my indivi-
duality. | was almost ready TO write
my self respect. Day after day. like
tiny neg in the spoke OF a huge
wheel. I go round and round In the
same narrow rut, never varying an
inch this way or that, becoming each
day more and more mechanical. less
of an individual and more pcrilously
near a noneutity. The burden Of one
days work Is hardly lifted from my
shoulder before another day dawns
and ] must return 10 the eternal
round of labor
My capacity for enjoyment scems
To have died within me. am begin
ming to understand why present-day
conditions breed dissatisfaction and
anarchy / am only part Of the
great. noiselesS machine which grindS
out dividends for the company. | rep
resent nothing in particular to any
one. Even In our home circle, | find
] am becoming OF less consequence
Than my sisters who do not work
dow1.t town.
Here's girl who in spite Of her
false training. has at last begun TO
see things straight
THE woman who has never been
self-supporting, never been cog IN
the commercial machinery as this girl
has been. may regard her letter as an
hystercal outburst, continues Mrs.
Richardson Even other seli-Sup-
porting women WHOSE work is tighten
cd by variety may wonder al this
writer's bitterness. Only those OF MS
who have been tied TO routine work,
dav after dav. week after week.
month after month. can understand
the feelings OF my correspondent or
realize the dangerous point toward
which she is drifting"
And then. Instead OF showing the
girl that such conditions are the IN
eyitablc outcome OF production Tor
private profit. and that that is where
the evil lies. Mrs. Richardson turns
the whole thing of with advice on
"cultiyating the kimono habit and
similar Irrelevant matter. In spite OF
her efforts. though. and those oi III
similar writer's of nonsense for work
ing girls. certain ii Is that the girls
are finding out what's what. and VIII
soon take thcir place in the army of
the prolctariat. actively battling Tor
economic freedom.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
MARKHAM Club Socialists
Any question concerning Social
Ism answered. Address all COM
munIcstions to X. s. HilliarJ,
536 Hcrrick Avenue,

Lest IL may escape the notice OF the
innocents who believe municipaliza-
ton spells emancipation TO Labor. the
fact Is hereby impressed upon the self
same lnnocentS that the City of
Philadelphia has voice in the man
aGcment of the Company" and that
the said voice. uttered through George
II Earle IS the one voice that has re.
sisted all pressure 10 even listen TO
the demands OF the strikers. II Is the
one voice that persistently and con
slstently stuck to the motto: Moth
ing u Arbitratc,-Unconditional Sur
render"