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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-05-26
ARTISAN CITY SCHOOL CLOSES
Picnic Given Pupils and Parents at the
Lake, Saturday.

Artesian City, Ida, May 25, 1910.
| Alma Lee is the proud father of q
| fine eight-pound son, who was born
| the 18th. Mother and baby are doing
nicely.
Mr.. McQuillen spent the day at the
home of Louis James, Sunday.
| A. L. Hiltbuner's daughter, Ethel
spent the first of the week visiting
with on his homestead
There was large crowd out to see
the game between Oakley and the
homo team. Oakley carried away the
honors.
Mrs. Harry Morcey and son were
visiting her mother, Mrs. Bacon, over
Sunday.
Mr.. Woods and wife left for Twin
Falls, Sunday
Will Hays and John Craig are grub
bling 40-acre tract near the foothills
this week.
James, Wilson & Dearinger are
laying the foundation for w. E. Beers
new house, which will be built as
soon as possible.
Arthur Wilson moved his family on
to their ranch Friday
Frank Terrell is much improved
since going to Ogden
Miss Lizzie Dencon was visiting in
Kimberly few days the past week
School was out for this terms Fri
day, and Mrs. Henely and her pupils
and their parents gathered at the
lake Saturday for picnic and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Decker came over in their
launch and treated them all to sail
on the lake, which was injoyed very
much by all
There will be box supper and
dance Saturday night, June a. All are
invited to come. There will also be a
ball game on Sunday. The Miner
team will attend the dance and stay
over and play ball, Sunday
The Ladies' Aid society meets every
two weeks and are planning quite
bit of work to be done on the days
they meet
Mrs. Ida bearing was the guest of
Mrs John Craig Thursday
Mrs. Fredrickson of Murtaugh, came
out Friday on a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson, and stayed
over for the picnic
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-05-26
AN OFFICIAL VISIT.
Chief Forester Henry S. Graves Com
Ing to Idaho.


Idaho is soon to receive an official
visit from Henry S. Graves, United
States forester, who succeeded Clifford
P1nchot immediately following the dis
missal of the latter from office through
the order of President w. H. Taft.
While the date cannot be definitely an
nounced at this time, Forester Graves
will probably visit Boise, making this
city his headquarters and from here
make trips of inspection to the nation
al forests in the southern and central
sections of the state. At the present
time Mr.. Graves is in the northwest
ern country having visited many of
the larger cities, including Portland
and Seattle. His itinerary for the in
terror has not as yet been decided
upon.
During his speeches delivered in the
northwest the new chief forester has
found occasion to remark that he is
prepared and will follow out the So
called Pinchot regulations laid down
by the deposed official insofar as they
conform with the will of the admins
tration.
1t was learned today from the Of
flee of the Boise national forest in this
city that preparations will be made for
the reception of Mr.. Graves when he
comes to Idaho on his formal tour of
inspection of Idaho forests. It was
stated that in all probability he will
return to Washington from the west
within few days and from there make
arrangements for his western trip
which should bring him to southern
Idaho and Boise during the early sum-
mer months.-Capital News.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-05-26
Opening of $4,000 Acres Carey Act
Land

At Weiser, Idaho, June 14th, under
Crane Greek project. Reduced rates
via Oregon Short Line. Tickets on
sale June 18th, 18th and 18th, limited
to June 18th. See agents for rates and
further particulars. June 9
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-05-26
Excursions to Salt Lake City, June End
to 9Th Inclusive. FEgs 2

Via Oregon Short Line for conventions
Young Mems and Young Ladies' Mu-
tual Improvement association. See
agents for further particulars. June 2
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-05-26

Portland Rose Festival, Portland, Ore,
June 6th-11th, 1910.
Reduced rates via Oregon Short
Line. See agents for selling dates,
rates, etc. June 8
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-05-26
Alfalfa Seed.

Finest Idaho grown possible to get
at barrow Bros Seed Store. Feb 3 ii
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
STRONG NINE OUT
AT SACRED HEART
Spider Baun1's Players Have Az
ready IA ade a Good Showing
on Diamond

Sacred Heart college is putting an
unusually strong baseball team in the
field this year The national game has
always proved big favorite with the
Christian brothers boys, but this sea-
sons knights of the big stick look like
an aggregation that will remake the
athletic history of the institution.
Captain Leslie OHair got his men
out for practice right after the hoIi
days, and he has kept them hard at
work ever since, with the result that
the players are in fine condition. AL
ready they have pulled off number of
practice games which convinced the on
lockers that the Fell street boys have
an abundance of good material.
good deal of the prestige which
this years team from Sacred Heart has
already attained must be given to "Spi
der Baum. who has undertaken TO
coach the blue and white players this
season.
The most distinguished victory of the
Sacred Heart boys was their winning
of the five game series from the Com
cts. an all star aggregation of repu-
tation. The blue and white team won
four out of the five scheduled games.
In the course of the next few weeks,
the Sacred Heart team will meet ST.
Mary's collegians, the All Stars. the
Marines, the Pensacolas, the Spring
Valleys the Olympic club and the mines
hailing from Fort Baker and Presidio
post.
The Sacred Heart team is strong on
the mound with French and Cooney, a
n, - f1rl
to local fans. Captain OHair plays in
the garden and is noted for effective
stick work. Other players on the blue
and white team are Riordan, Dough-
erty. Bennesen, Byrnes, Binn and Gold
enSen.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
Nelson Admirer Must
Parade in Knickers
Special Dispateh 10 The CeIIl

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
BERKELEY, Feb. 24.-As a result of
wager against the ability of Ad VOL
CAST to last % rounds with Battling
Nelson, Al Zeimer, a Center street mer-
chant, will parade Center street for
three hours tomorrow afternoon from
! to 4 o'clock. clad in a boys blouse,
short knickerbockers, patent leather
cap and low shoes. In his left arm
he viii carry Teddy bear. Walter
Woodward, manager of another Berke-
ley store, viii be on hand to see that
Zeimer carries out his agreement
Zeimer is great admirer of the dur
able Dape. while Woodward is stanch
Wolgast supporter. Previous to the
fight they had several lengthy argu-
ments which ended in making a bet,
duly signed by the two men, and fix
ing the above named penalty for the
loser.
Friends of the two merchants will be
on hand with music when Zeimer pa
rades tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
BEAVERS ARRIVE
ON WAY TO SOUTH
POrfIanderS Reach This City I'm
Route to Santa Maria for
Spring Practice

Several members of the Portland
club arrived here yesterday on their
way from the north to Santa Maria'
where they viii so into spring practice.
The party leaves for the south this
morning. in the party were waiter
McCredie, manager of the cIuo+ Fcari
Casey. the crack second baSeman, VINO
PLAYED several seasons in the Coast
league; Pitchers Guyn and Garrett,
Catcher Armbruster, First Baseman
Lodeu. Inhelder OdeIl. Trainer Doc
Cornell Bob Cronin and William J.
Petrain-
The other members of the team will
Join the club at Santa Maria. The
northern club looks to be strong this
season While the team has been
somewhat weakened by the loss or
Pitchers Harkness. Carson and Graney,
McCredie has some new material with
which he expects TO FIJI the vacancies.
McCredie has two new pitchers whom
he expects TO show up strong. One is
Phil Lezie. who played last year in
the Western Canada league. He is q
big left handler and is said to be-a good
one. McCredie has another big fellow
named Steen. from the Bloomington
Three league. He is recommended by
Jim Mcguire. the scout for the Cleve-
land club.
Deacon Wright, who was a star
twirler on the Oakland club few
sea sons ago and then went to the big
league. has been turned over TO the
Portland club. Wright viii not join
the Beavers for a couple of weeks.
McCredie has a number of new men
who are said to be clever infelders.
He declares that his team this season
is stronger than ever. and with Pearl
Casey as captain he expects to be in
the going light along.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
Nelson Reaches Reno on
Way to Chicago

RENO, Nev. Feb. 24.-Battling Mel
son. former lightweight champion ac-
companied BY his brother, Arthur, and
Manager Robinson, passed through
Reno this morning on No. 10 en- route
10 Chicago. Both Nelson and his man
q ger stated that the Dane will meet
Cyclone Thompson in . 10 round fight
al san Francisco some time during the
last week in April or the first week in
May.
Robinson stated that the fight will
he held in the new auditorium which
will he constructed for that purpose
and viii be the first IS round mill ever
held in san Francisco.
Louis Blot viii promote the fight.
Robinson stated that formal announce
ment of the Nelson-Thompson fight viii
be made from the stage in Chicago.
Nelson appeared on the rear end of
the train and greeted some of his
friends. He presented a very much
ba ttered countenance and was appar-
entity in poor spirits.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
CAN CONLEY WHIP
THE NEW CHAMP?
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

Especial Dispoich 10 The Call
KENOSHA, Wis, Feb. 24.-Win
Wisconsin boy succeed Ad VOL
CAST as lightweight champion of
the world: Is Frank '.l<id" Con-
ley. the Kenosha scrapper who
knocked out Monte AttelI, the only
boxer I'm the country who can
tame WoIgast's nanny. No ono
denies that ConIey is a WOigast
hOOdoO.
The flying Dutchman has eX-
changed compliments with the
crack kenosha boy on three diff
ferent occasions. In their first
battle WoIgast was awarded the
decision. but there were a great
many about the ring who thought
ConIey was entitled to draw.
The second meeting resulted in n
draw, but il was close shave
and ConIey's friends still claim
that the Italian deserved the de-
cisiOn. OF course. WOlgast's
friends deny this, but the mere
fact that there was room for ar
gumcnt shows how close the
scrap really was. The third meet
ing i'm Racine was also draw
with both sides claiming the
shade.
Every one of the three fights
WINS Of the rough and tumble or
der. WoIgast often said that Con-
ley was the toughest man he ever
met, but he was always willing to
give him "a fight. Although ban
tam, CODIcy feels sure he can
whip WOIGnst.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
Few Declarations for
Big Handicaps

NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-As anticipated,
there have been very few declarations
from the two spring handicaps, the
Brooklyn and Suburban.
James r. Keene has declared out
Ballot, Helmet Affliction and Suech
from the Brooklyn and Helmet and
Grasmere from the Suburban. This
leaves Keene's representatives in the
Gravesend fixture to be Maskette. 123
pounds Hilarious, l22, and Grasmere.
100
Keenes representatives in the sub
urban will be: Ballot I29: Maskette,
l23: Hilarious. 1872; Affiiction, l06, and
sweep 1Oe. other declarations from
the Brooklyn are Woolwinder and
BoEgs; from the Suburban, Boggs, The
Fad AMI Tipland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
Tama1pais Basket Ball
Team Winner
Dispatch to The Cali

SAN RAFAEL Feb. 2f.-At the
Mount TamaIpais military academy last
night the cadets defeated the Dolores
club team of San Francisco by d score
of 36 TO "A.
won the first game of the series in san
Francisco February IS. and will play
ST. Matthew's Saturday. The team
averages I 40 pounds and is anxious to
meet other teams of similar weight.
The lineup in last nights game:
Mount NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. captain and CEN
ter: ROeder. forward; Chapman. forward. Mad
isOn Mapes. Mcmahon. guards.
Dolores-Riordan, center; Fox and Clancy. for
wards Smith and Lee, guards.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
Highest Sa1aried TWirler
Mordecai Brown

CHICAGO. Feb. -Mordecai Brown,
the three fingered pitcher who signed
. two year contract with the Cubs
yesterday, is the highest salaried pitch
er IN baseball, according to Charles
w. Murphy. president of the club.
While the figures were not made
pubic. Murphy said that BROWNS COM
pensation exceeds that OF Christy
Mathewson of the New York Nationals.
1t is said that aside from the salary
clause there is a bonus provision calling
for an extra stipend in the event that
Brown wins So gamess
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
Abe AttelI Pats It Over
frankie Neil

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Abe Attel,
featherweight champion, put it all over
frankie Neil in a 10 round bout to-
night. II was all Attells fight from
start to finish.
Neil was exhausted after the second
round and was so far outclassed that
it appeared as if Attell could have put
him out at any time had he so desired
So uninteresting was the contest that
the spectators spent good part of the
time whistling a dreamy waltz
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
Santa Clara High VIII
Hold Class Meet
ISpecial Dispotch 10 The Call

Especial DiSpdtch 10 The Call
SANTA CLARA, Feb. af.-BradIey
Clayton, captain of the Santa Clara
high school track team, tonight ar
ranged to start the season tomorrow
afternoon with an interclass meet to
be held on the high school field.
Coschina. the big football player and
star trackman. is the only member of
last years team that will not be back
at school. Among the new corners are
Trogden, Guskey. BOulware, Stevens
and McCauley. all good distance men.
Among the veterans of last year are
Alexander, Layne, Clayton. Draper.
Wise White. Hayes, Sykes and Kan
tlehner.
Tnis bunch captured the A. A. l..
state championship relay race run at
Berkeley last year and are training
actively to capture this event in the
coming meet.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
Touchard Disposes Of
Carl Gardner

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-The finals of
both the singles and doubles were
reached today in the national indoor
lawn tennis championship. The sin
giles produced reversals OF form, as
r. A. Holden Jr.. Yale. defeated the
four time holder of the championship,
W. c. Grant, 81, 6-3. In the other
match G. F. Touchard disposed of Carl
r. Gardner. 81, 6-3.
In the doubles NJ. S. Charlock and
W. B. Cragin Jr. defeated C. Cragin
and A. s. Cragin. 7-5. 81. and Tou-
chard and Gardner. from the Pacific
coast. defeated B. NJ Phillips and Z.
+. Leo. 6-4, 6-4.
The doubles championship will be de-
cided tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
Mike Fisher Arrested by
Seattle Police

SEATTLE, Feb. 24.-Mike Fisher, for
mer baseball magnate, was arrested to-
day on grand jury indictment clarg-
ing him with conducting a nuisance and
admitting minors to his dance hall
lie was released under $1,000 bail.
J. L. Wood of Minneapolis. his partner,
was indicted on a. similar charge
Fisher formerly was manager of a
Coast lea que team in Tacoma and has
managed baseball teams in Fresno and
Sacramento.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
JOHNSON COMING
ON Killing CASE
Commission Orders Cub Catcher
to Show Why He Should
Be Reinsfafed
Especial Dispatch TO The Coil]

CINCINNATI, Feb. 24.-President Ban
B. johnson is coming to the Pacific
coast within the next few days to at
tend to several matters in connection
with the case of Catcher Johnny king
of the Cubs. President johnson was
asked here this afternoon why the
meeting of the commission would be
delayed until he returns from the coast
and he told his inquirer that several
points in the case have to be looked
into there and that he is taking this
opportunity to examine them.
1t is believed here that several or the
players with whom King played ball
in Chicago last September are now In
the leagues on the coast and that john
son wishes to see them concerning the
catcher's baseball relations during the
time he was holdout
King has been told to furnish the
names of the players with whom he
played last fall, and President Murphy
was told today to furnish copies of all
the correspondence passing between
him and the catcher from the time
King left the Cubs at the end of the
1908 season until the present.
Johnson is to go to the coast IN
Comiskey's White SoX special and said
today that he expects to be In san
Francisco within six days. He VIII
then return here and meet with the
two other members of the high court
of baseball to pass upon the King case.
King must show cause to the Ma
tional baseball commission why he
should be restored to good standing
a S a player This mandate is also eN-
tended TO the management of the Chi
cago club.
Because of a lack of evidence the su-
preme court of baseball today refused
to take final action on Kings petition
for reinstatement. The case was dis
cussed at length and then laid over for
future consideration.
Assistant Secretary Joe Flanner OF
the American league is to accompany
johnson on the trip. The commission
today awarded Player Dewey, who was
claimed by the Vernon, Cal, team, to
the ST Louis Browns; refused to rein
state Player Shean. the California out
law, and told Player Henderson of the
Pacific Coast lea que that he could not
come back to the major league, but
must remain with the Stockton team
Kings Statement
KANSAS CITY, Feb EFT am per-
fectly willing to submit all the evi-
dence in my possession to the national
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
Three Track Meets To
Try Californians
ESPECIAL Dispoich 10 The Call

lSpccfdi DiSpdtch 10 ne COLL
BERKELEY, Feb. 24-Three track
meets within the next week have been
arranged to furnish the California
track men competition as a prepara
ton for their contests with Stanford
next month. Saturday almost the en-
tire squad will enter the Olympic meet,
according TO Trainer Christies orders.
Tomorrow, however, there will be q
partial meet on the university oval with
six events being run off for the sake
of the men who are not permitted to
enter the Olympic meet. These will be
a 176 yard dash, the half mile, mile,
hammer throw, shotput and pole vault
Tuesday afternoon Christie will put
his freshman squad through a meet at
the full distance in an elimination try
out. Hitherto the freshmen have been
running shortened races, but the try
outs next week viii be over the regu-
lation distances.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
Peta1uma Men Lease
Baseball Park
Especial Dispatch to The Call

LOPSCIut LTI5FuICW 10 nc NuIII
luna businessmen representing the
class d league have leased Kenilworth
park in this city for use as a baseball
ground for the coming season.
The grounds will be improved and
put in condition as soon as the Peta-
luna team has formally entered the
league.
Petaluma will have two teams dur
ing the coming season. as the Eagles
baseball club has leased Baseball park
and has already scheduled the first
game of the season for March % with
the Duboce club of San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
LOWELL TRACK MEET

The interclass track and field meet
of Lowell high school. for which the
red and white athletes have been train
ing for the last few weeks, is scheduled
to be held this afternoon on the stadium
track If it rains the meet will be
postponed until next week.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
SCHROEDER KEATS CAMP

At the Reliance club last night five
amateur bouts were held. In the fea-
ture bout Walter Schroeder, the anna
teur champion OF the coast. defeated
Fred Camp in A round. The other
bouts resulted as follows: Harris won
q four round decision over Morris.
Wright won a similar verdict over Pi-
cher, Bevan outboXed Weltz in four
rounds and Fearle knocked out Rhoads
in two rounds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
MAHmour GETS DECISION

PEORIA. Ill. Feb 24.-Receiying the
decision for the first fall after 2s
minute struggle and the second IN Il
minutes because OF his opponents re-
pested biting and rough tactics, Iusslh
Mahmout defeated Raoul de Rouen to-
G1Sht.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
GLEASON AND RICHARD
SAID TO HAVE SPLIT
Absence of Former From Conference
Lends Color to Report

~ between Jack Gleason and
Rck who the promotion OF the JcesJ ohnson
- fight report the
ready contest who shall get the plum
1t ODay, the
behind the Mission ODay in
behind the
the lighting game O.Day the
arena fought stand bear
meeting Supervisor Herget which
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cRANEYS ACTION TENDED TO WIDEN BREACH
which @ 5ee Rd 6fd d as Gs T has P n6t hp @
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bp him out Gleason not very strong Hget majority
county @ promote 3 the tight Richmond seems
% b9s boosted o ! tbe suburban town ~
than G tie d % & n Big os bas % sre Wih l 6Dsy with E y
gleason sill RielaTd understand them5slyss &
other out the agreement principals
Tnd eT rim ' SULLIVAN @ shall IA s act as arbi2ato
The tight viii be held California Gleason That
all this time II may be held IN the nGT9ern @ part G inc state tate
tell this Rcbard and myself are anxious to reach an agreement
am considering many have made by different
PGo TOR The use OF & q1efsn a d % T never @ M authorizes it I was
coFFRoTH WOULD MATCH WINNER WITH woLGAsr
conference with Tom Jones manager OF Ad Mosas
Mga with The winner OF the M9[snuphy hghf MoHday ] night won won
roth said he would ne 10 pr ne@ @ IN Ii III dhn,nni soainSt
the providing he proved suitable card and the proper
be engaged - appear Sunday where he
coao figures that winner Monday night fight would
Both them hold decisions
Eolgast which hvvereea armed in
in the Monday
He has Owen Moran the crack
Murphy New hooked ~
stand the their profession and
the be
rearand pavilion accommodate the crowd which will gather the
pavilion.
Murphy rounds yesterday and looked be in first class
and Jack Duare
will box social to be given by the order OF
ks tonigh
busy He the road yesterday
lie boxed
Perry Dkn and Willie Lynch boxed with the
Englishman.
Betting opened Moran is well known to the
great exhibitions his which Eddie
20 rounds Moran has developed full
fedged lightweight
LANGFORD RETURNS AFTER WALLOPING DEWEY
Langford Lang
Wyoming and knocked out the champion Of the state
angOrd Jim Flynn return battle March u
langfod $1,000 fres will
Johnson willing the odds
Johnson several and
champion tough fights.
leader
heavy hand Blot intends to keep the big fellow busy At Oakland
of the bay with Langod Flynn
likely big fellow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25

When the management of the Chi
cago club realized my situation I was
given an indefinite leave of absence
Hosp's Wing Disabled
Los ANGELES, Feb. 24-Franz
Hosp, whose clever pitching for the
Los Angeles team of the Pacific Coast
baseball league resulted in his pur-
chase by the Cincinnati Reds. may
never play baseball again. His salary
wing which went wrong toward the
close of last season, is now virtually
useless.
Hosp can not fathom the trouble,
which appears to affect his right shout
der, causing a grinding sensation
whenever at attempts to pitch BALL
He announces that under the circum-
stances he will not report to Cincin-
natl
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-25
Kings Statement

KANSAS CITY, Feb EFT am per-
fectly willing to submit all the evi-
dence in my possession to the national
commission" said John King today.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-02-19
For Safes

One team mares with foal; one team
geICinye; two teams S-year-old mules
Alec ore Sure Batch Incubator, 200
egg size, good IS new. 1l-4rx
GEO. E. PALMER.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-02-19
Harry Bone Appointed.

AS expected, President Taft has set
down on the Insergant Karas Congress
men and appointed Harry Bone as the
U. S Attorney for Kansas, and also
he Register ard Receiver of the y. S.
Land flee at Dodge City, on the re-
con merdatior of Senator Curtis. with
CorPresemen Reeder. Calderhead, Mil
Ter, Anthony, Scott end CampeIl, ard
set down on Senator Bristow and Con-
G ressmen Mur6ock srd Nadsen and
also set down hard on Gov Stubbs al d
Editor Bill Write, who made a dirty
fight on Harry Bone Will it pay the
Rig TO serd ar Irsurpsrt Congress
man to Congress when Bill Reeder
stands pat with Bill Taft and Repub-
liuan principles3