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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-19

Findings by the Court and Conclu-
sions of Law.
This cause came regularly on for
trial on the 23rd day of December
1911, at the regular November, 1911
term of said court, before the court
without a jury; jury trial having
been waived by the several parties
hereto; and w. P. Guthrie, J. H. Wise,
and Sweeley & Sweeley, Esqs., ap-
pearing for Appellant as his attorneys
apd A. R. Hicks, County Attorney, and
W. H. Wilkins, Esq, Tor Respondent: !:
and after hearing the allegations and
proofs of the respective parties and
the argument of the attorneys for the
Appellant and Respondent, and the
case having been submitted to the
court for its decision. the court now
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-19
COMMITTEE ON GYMNASIUM.
Commercial Club Appoints Boosters
for Athletics.

Secretary Spangler Of the CONNER
cial club has appointed the following
members to solicit support for the bus
mess mems gymnasium Everett M.
Sweeley, c. H. Chaplin and C. D.
Thomas. The attempt will be made to
get at least twenty-five or thirty men
to subscribe to the fund giving each a
membership card to gymnasium.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-19
DEBATE ON CONSERVATION.
Brotherhood of Presbyterian Church
Gives Interesting Program.

Last Thursday evening the members
OF the Brotherhood of the Presbyter-
ian church, mems organization of
that denomination, held a very inter-
esting debate on the Conservation of
the National Resources" The debate
was presented by Messrs. NJ. J. Swee-
ley and H. E. Powers, and was partici-
pated In by large number of volun-
teers.
After the discussion refreshments
were served.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-19
ROOSEVELT LEADS IN COLO.
Is a Big Winner I'm the First Pri-
marfes in the Centennial State.

Grand Junction, Colo. March 16.--
The special presidential primaries in
Mesa county show that Colonel
Roosevelt carried the county. He got
867 votes, Taft ITO, LaFollette As and
Cummins S.
Colonel Roosevelt also carried the
first primaries last Saturday in Delta
county, getting a to l vote over
Taft
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-19
BIBLICAL SUBJECT LUNCHEON.
c. D. Thomas VIII Speak Before Com
mercial Club.

"Brotherly Love" is the topic which
G. ID. Thomas is assigned for discus
sion at the Commercial Club Lunch
con tomorrow and good strong talk
on united boosting Is the probable
trend of Mr.. Thomas remarks, The
number who are taking in the We'd
nesday luncheons Is increasing every
week and taxing the capacity of the
club rOOm
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-19
Read the want ads in the Times.

tract between the Twin Falls Land
& Water company and the state, Is
entitled to receive water specified in
such contract. at the point of diver
sion Of the waters by the Twin Falls
Land & Water company from Snake
river, or whether such water shall be
delivered to the purchaser within one
half mile OF the land where the same
is to be used. Capital News.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-19
ENDORSES BORAh.
Movement to Place Senator's Nam,
Before Chicago Convention.

Hepburn, March 16.-The Lincoln
county Republican convention held
here today to elect delegates to the
Lewiston convention to select dele
gates to the Chicago convention
adopted resolution indorsing Sena-
tor William E. Borah for president
and the county's Ia votes will be cast
accordingly at Lewiston. The resolu-
tions also. call for plank favoring
the Australian plan for repayment OF
reclamation cost asking that the pc
riod Of repayment be extended to 30
years on all reclamation projects.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-19
SINtMA RENTERS BUSINESS.
One Of the First Grocers in CITY Back
to First Love.

Levi Sinema, one of the pioneer resi-
dents OF this city and at one time own
er of the first grocery house In Twin
Falls. has during the week taken pos
session CT the stock which he pur-
chased Of Gerrit Peters in the st. Re-
sgfs Block. Mr. Sinema has many
friends among the business men who
VIII welcome his return to the grocery
buSiness.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-19
MORMON CONFERENCE RATES

Via Oregon Short Line for Spring
Conference. Tickets on sale from
points north Of Odgen April End to
9Th, inclusive, limited to April 18th.
See O. 8. L. Agents for rates and fur
ther particulars. Mar 19-Apl 6
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-19
ME- SUGAR NOW SEYEN.TRN

with five dollar purchase at Wilkes.
English walnuts twenty cents per
pound. Jungleland books for the chill
dren with twenty-five cent purchase
kelloggs Corn Flakes. Try our Cot
Zee with forty cent taste for thirty
cents per pound.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-19

Read the Times Want Ads, they will
bring you results.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29
Ryan, Maps Outfielder,
Considered a Lemon

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 90
Buddy Ryan. the much touted out
fielder from Portland, who is with the
Maps. is not liked at all by local
critics.
IF Buddy Ryan is a major league
outfielder then Butcher has Cobb
beaten to FRAGILE" said one disgust.
ed connisseur today. IF he could
only hit the ball hard there might be
some salvation for him, but he not
only doesn't hit safe, but he doesn't
even wallop."
In the three games he played here
he got only one single on ten times
at bat. On March 20 he was at bat
three times, walking once without a
hit. On the 21st, he was at bat four
times and got on only one and that
on an error. The last day he had
one hit and one stolen base in three
times at bat.
In the field he Is slow and his
wing can't be compared TO Butchers.
In the only game Butcher played here
he got two hits in five up, one of
them a homer"
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29
INSTITUTES UPSET DOPE Z, Z
DEFEATING RIVERSIDES
"Y" Blues Also Put Immanuels
Out of Running For Sec 90
ondary Title

On Thursday night The Institutes
meet the "Y" Blues for the secondary
basketball championship OF the city
as the result OF last nights games
when the former team sprang a sur
prise by downing the Rlyersides,
81 TO IL. az
The Institutes played far better
basketball than the club boys. Thk
Riversides seemed unable to break
up the neat passing OF the Institutes
or check the steadily rising score
Keidan starred for the winners. max.
ing 13 points.
The best contest of the evening
was the one between the "Y'' Bluss
and the Immanuels, which the former
won, II to IL. Up until the last Ave
minutes of play the church boys
threatened to put the Blues out OF
the running. Suitor, a substitute
who replaced Book, scored three field
baskets. however, before the hnal
whistle. al 80 49,
The Trumbulls defeated the Wind
sor Wanderers by score OF 26 TO 10
for the consolation trophy.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29
JERRY NJ, WINS FAMOUS
NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE
Carrying Top Weight. of It's
Pounds Noted Welshman's
Horse Defeats Field

LIVERPOOL, March 29.-Carrying
top weight OF It's pounds. Jerry NJ,
the most, popular horse in England.
owned by Sir Charles G.. Assheton-
Smith, the noted Welsh landlord.
won the Grand National steeplechase
over the Aintree track today.
There was only one American en-.
try Foxhall- Keene,s Precenter,- who
was we'll backed because he was
pitchforked into the race under a
YER Wight weight. He ran well for a
short distance but fell. or the en-
tire field, IL fell.
The betting against Jerry M, was
4 TO l, with 40 to against Blood
stone, and 20 TO l against Axlepin
The time was 10 minutes fat.
With the smallest attendance
In its history, due to the rail
road strike, and with the field
cut down through the inability
OF owners to get cars TO ship their
thoroughbreds to the course, the an.
nual running of the Grand National
steeplechase over the stiffest course
in the world, the four and one-hali
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29

miles OF the Aintree enclosure. took
place today. The meeting was fur
Their marred by the absence of King
George and the court, his majesty
having remained at home because or
the fear that coal strike develop
ments might require his presence in
London. The race also, was less valu-
able than usual, the amount OF first
money" being only $l7,500. The hon
or OF owning the National winner,
cannot be estimated In money, how
ever, and that was what most OF the
owners wanted.
Many of the owners rode their own
mounts in the hope that they might
be first past the post" as the glory
that follows plotting a thoroughbred
over this course successfully. was no
small consideration. Because of the
| fact that last year the only horse 10
stand up for the entire route was
Frank Bibby's Glenside, who, outrun
in the early part OF the race, escaped
| ALL interference.
Sir Charles c. Assheton.Smith. the
Welsh nobleman, was the popular
choice, he being represented by Jerry
| NJ. the most popular ''leaper" in the
world, and King OF the Scarlets. Jerry
was heavily outweighed, having to
shoulder the crushing burden OF LIS
pounds.
other favorites with the colors up
were Oswald Jones Rathnally: Percy
| Whittaker's Rory O'Moore, choice OF
the Irish sports; c. b. Ishmay's Blood
stone; J. BlHndellfs Jenkinstown. win.
ner two years ago: c. H. Widen
burgs Carsey, and Pal Nelke's Mount
Prospects Fortune and Shady Girl,
tho latter's chances backed by a ton
! OF money in the future books.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29
MICHIGAN TRACK TEAM
WILL HAVE HARD BATTLE
WITH CORNELL WARRIORS
Wolverines Not Looking With
Complacency To Meet in Ann
Arbor Saturday Night
BOGLE WON'T TAKE PART
Second Best Shot-Putter Is De-
clared Eligible Too Late
To Include Name
BOGLE WON'T TAKE PART

ANN ARBOR, Mich, March %
Any body who may have had linger-
ing doubt as 10 the fact that jinx
has pursued the Michigan track team
this season. had that doubt dispelled
when ii was learned that though Tom
Boyle has been declared eligible to
compete in the Michigan-Cornell meet
here on Saturday night, that tact ala
not become known in time for Trainer
Kraenzlein to include his name in the
list OF competitors, and the second
best shot-putter in the university VIII
not compete.
Michigan is not looking forward TO
the coming of Cornell with any de-
gree OF complacency. Michigan mas
not shown any OF the form which IN
the past has made her feared by COM
petitiing universities, while Corneli
will bring a team OF veterans, among
them being stars whose reputation IS
national. Jones and Berna in the dis
lance events, and Cozzens IN the
dashes, have earned the right 10 De
classed among the best in the coun-
try, and the squad OF athletes wnlcn
will compete here, is largely MADE up
of men who have won their spurs.
Michigan expects to capture the
shot-put, as Kohler seems TO DC Tar
better than any of the Cornell weight
men. but In the other events Michigan
isn't expecting too much. Sargent,
the high jumper, ought TO nave no
trouble in landing first place In THIS
event. as his work has been OF
sensational order all season, ana
Griest, IL he is able TO get into the
contest, ought to place. Griest turned
mis- ankle at the Syracuse meet. put
II Ia believed he will be so Tar recoV-
cred by Saturday, that he can COM
pete.
Cornell has always been strong In
the pole vault in the dual meets with
Michigan, but the absence from the
squad of DAutremont Will give MICH
igan better chance to land some
points in that event. Last season not
a Michigan pole vaulter placed IN the
meet with Cornell. and the points cor
raled by the visitors in this event
were enough to win the meet Tor cor
nell. Barton is Michigans best vault
err, but his weight handicaps him. Inc
lanky Louisville boy carries lsI
pounds, a considerable amount TO ele
vate 10 or IL feet. and his lighter OPP
ponents on the Cornell squad ough,
TO have little trouble in disposing OF
him.
In the mile, Michigan ought to nave
an even chance. Jones, the crack
Cornell man, was beaten on the Mich
figan track by Hanayan, and the Mich,
igan man has not gone Dack any
since that time. Unfamiliarity Win
the local track was doubtless respons
ible for Jones defeat, and II may
again contribute to victory for the
local man.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29
WORST SPRING I'VE EVER
SEEN OR THOUGHT POSSIBLE
Tigers Disguised With Southern
Weather-Outlook Today
Is Dubious
-HUGHIE JENNINGS.

NEW ORLEANS, La. March 2s.-
The worst spring l have ever seen
or heard OF or dreamt OF or thought
possible"
Every Tiger in the club agrees
with Hughie when he describes it
thusly. II the weather man is ra-
tional today the program scheduled
for yesterday afternoon is to be car
ried out. Otherwise the Tigers will
leave New Orleans Saturday morning
for Mobile with but one game having
been played with the Pelicans. IL
looked last night as II there wouldn {
be chance for the game today.
II is reported by the baseball en-
thusiasts here that Hughie Jennings
and Charley Frank, manager of the
New Orleans club, have proved TO be
very agreeable to each other during
the Tigers stay here and that II is
more than probable that Hughie will
leave some Tigerette with the Peli'
cans.
II II was possible that Hughie in
tended to leave anybody that posi-
bility has doubtless blown by this
time, for the lack of opportunity to
play has deferred Jennings decision
as to what men he shall let go. How
ever II may be that before Mobile
has been left one OF the Tigers will
be returned to New Orleans.
Manager Frank wants a pitcher
and southpaw would fill up his
hand nicely. II he could draw left
handler from Jennings he would be
EXTREMITY happy.
Pernoll. the only lefty who seems
available, was suggested. Fine,
was the reply from the wise ones,
"PernolI would be great for us. He
has plenty OF curve and that Is just
the sort Of left.hander Frank
wants"
Strenuous efforts are being made
to make Manager. Jennings see the
advantages of Jackson. New Orleans.
or some other south Mississippi city
as training camp. IL 10 understood
that there Is a contract between the
Detroit club and Monroe that lasts
three years longer. Ii Is In the
nature of an option by the Tigers on
the camp at Monroe. r
However, the weather at the north
ern Louisiana town was so poor this
season that everybody was disguised
with the place, although, OF course,
the poor place wasn't to blame for
the weather This disgust has led
other cities TO think that they have
chance to break into the camp circle.
Jacyson, where the Tigers played
this week. New Orleans Hattiesburg
and several small towns near here
are ready with various propositions.
New Orleans has a big park. better
than that In which the Pelicans play,
a gymnasium and fine bathing facil-
tiles to offer besides the opportunity
of playing games with nearby town
in various leagues.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29
BATTLING NELSON WILL
START TOUR OF WORLD

CHICAGO, March 29-Battling Mel
son. erstwhile champion. leaves to-
night for Kansas City to fill theatri-
cal engagement OF four weeks, follow
ing which he will start on tour OF
the world, going first TO Australia,
where he will fight for Hughie Nc
Intosh.
Nelson plans to visit Manila. Cey-
lon, New Zealand. Capetown, Johan-
nesburg, Monte Carlo. Paris, Berlin,
Vienna. London and Dublin. He ex'
.pectsthe =trip=te net him S75.000.--
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29
Where the Kinks
Are Coming Out

WACO. Tex March 29.--Dividing his
three teams into two squads, Manager
Callahan, Of the White Sox. today made
final preparations for the trip back
north Doc White will be in charge
of the second string, which will In
clude some OF the regulars The Sox
seconds were lambasted at San An
tonic yesterday 20 the tune OF 5 TO 0.
LOUISVILLE. Ky March Gear
rying only 20 men. four over the num-
Der allowed by the National league,
Manager Frank Chance, OF the Cubs,
today started a new campaign OF de-
velopment among his squad OF bali
tossers. Veterans and youngsters will
be treated alike and the four men who
give the least promise at the end OF
10 days will be disposed OF
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29
JOE SuGDEN HAS BEEN IN THREE
RAILROAD WRECKS; NEVER HURT

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 20
Joe Sugden has been In three rail-
road wrecks in the score of years
that he has been playing baseball
and travelling from one end OF the
country to the other.
The most serious. yet the funniest,
was that OF the Cleveland-St. Louis
special near Baltimore. Ohio. in 1904.
Both teams were making a jump from
Cleveland to 81. Louis In order 10 play
double-header. occasioned by post
poned games. There were three cars
in the train, baggage car and two
sleepers, one for each club
Running at good clip the train
went into a derail and was sent hel.
ter-skelter over the tracks. The St.
Louis crowd escaped with but a few
minor injuries, in spite OF the fact
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29
UNHOLZ AND HYLAND
ON CARD AT CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND. o., March 29.-East
ern and middle western boxing talent
gathered here today for two light
weight bouts and one featherweight
bout tonight before the Cleveland A.
c. Dudy Unholz, the veteran, will
meet Kid Alberts. of Elizabeth, N. j.;
frankie Whitney, OF Cedar Rapids
Iowa, will meet Joe Hyland, New
York lightweight. and Johnny Grit
fifth, OF Akron, will box kid Ketchel
of Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29

that the car In which they were rid
ing. was completely overturned.
The Cleveland bunch did not lool
TO be so fortunate. Their car was
lying fiat on its side with nary a mar
In sight.
Come on" yelled Joe to Bobby
Wallace, lets help these fellows,
and over they ran to the Cleveland
car. Just as they reached Il. Bill
Armour stuck his head straight uI
through a window and yelled, Little
help on these suit cases. fellows"
Not man had been hurt.
Another time when Joe was with
ST. Paul. Kansas City and st. Pau
were going to st. Paul. when both
cars were thrown from the track but
nobody suffered any severe injuries
r. l.. Y.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29
RALPH CRAIG WILL
ENTER OLYMPIC TRYOUTS

An announcement which will be
greeted enthusiastically by all inter
ested In sports was made today when
II was stated Ralph Craig, crack
Michigan Splinter, will enter the try
outs for the Olympic team. Craig up
to a short time ago refused 10 com.
pete, stating that business interfered,
b t the Detroit "Y" officials have an
parently prevailed upon him to ar
range his AFFAIRS and enter the con-
tests as IL was announced Craig
will wear the colors OF the Detroit
Y. NJ. G. A.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE TEAMS
FAVORED BY PELICANS

The American league is strongly
favored down here, the Maps and the
Athletics both expecting TO return
next year. But Manager Frank has
put the taboo on the Cubs and the
Giants. This is their last year to
play the Pelicans' according to the
DOPE Failure. TO use first string line
ups and Juggling Of players Manush
and Barr are said TO be the sore
points with Frank. So he's of the
National leaguers.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29

Jack Herriek snd Frank MsnteII to-
for their 20-round mix" at Vernon,
Cal. Thursday. Mantell Is to 1
favorite. Herrick will meet Frank
Klaus. II he whips MaRteII.z-
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29
oDH BEST Of TIGERS
CAST OFF CAN HOPE TO
GO TO PROVIDENCE
Those Allowed To Depart Before
Detroit Is Reached Must
Seek Lower Level
WANT TO MEET CINCY.
Every Pitcher Is Anxious That
He Be Used Against
Hank 0'Day's Men
WANT TO MEET cINcY.
|. BY RALPH .. YONKER.

NEW ORLEANS, La, March %
Z The youngsters whom Manager Jen-
nings sees At to discard before reach.
ing Detroit will not go to Providence,
Providence, owned by Messrs. Nayin,
van Dusen, Jennings and Cobb, is one
OF the natural outlets of the Tiger az.
mosts. but the men who fall of before
getting at least a few weeks trial al
Detroit during the major league seq
son-cannot hope to be Grays; only the
pick OF the cast-offs IL any, will go
there.
"If q man isn't good enough to stick
with us while we are playing with the
clubs In the small leagues here in the
south and on the way to Detroit, he
isn't good enough to play ball in the
International league" said. Hughie
Jennings today.
1T won't be the pitchers with the
best strike-out record necessarily nor
even the men who win the most games
who will stay for longer trial II
will be the men who show the stuff
that will get the American league bat
tiers that we will keep. OF course u
Is very probable that the men who
win will be the men with the stun.
but this doesn't necessarily follow.
For that matter every pitcher with
the regular squad ought to win right
along from the clubs we are to meet.
II with the team we have back of him.
man doesn't pull out victor over
the minor league batsmen, he certain
ly cannot expect to win in the big
league"
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29

Every pitcher on the squad wants
to be saved on the northern trip until
Cincinnati Ii reached and then thrown
into the breach. the filling of which is
looked upon now as an almost sure
sign OF becoming q Tiger regular.
Cincy Is the only team in a major
league that is on the schedule of the
homeward bound trip. Without q
doubt the best looking recruits will be
used In the box at that time to give
them the final trial before reaching
Dettoit.
Toledo. to be played just before Gin
cinnat is reached, will be the nearest
TO ilnal trial horse as Topsy Hartzels
men are the only ones In Class AA to
be played.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29

AIDE from the fact that the young.
stefH who are to be shelved before
DektQit IL reached will not go to Proyi.
dence little IL known now OF the des
tinefi0n Of those who don't make goo j.
Ire two new catchers. Kocher and
One1w, have been farmed out the
len81h of time usually permitted maj
ORD % let out their men, but they
wef6f sent out under agreements
whioh makes it probable for them to
be t&turned.
nus II It happens that Joe Casey
shows up well enough on the trip
nor<h to take one of the places which
koc1er, at least, and Onslow, per-
haps seem to have cinched, 1t is like
~ that Onslow will 90 back to Fort
WafIIe or Kocher to Toronto.
Hack to the Pacific Coast league
wonId seem to be Hub Pernoll's des.
tinafion. This was what happened
to Inn when he tried to make good
with the Tigers two years ago and
couldn't make the grade. II it rs de-
cided that his development hasn't
been great enough to keep him, II
- Hkely that he will be allowed to
The Detroit times., 1912-03-29

TO- one OF DeJrOlts Farming out
places for -Remneas IL he is allowed
to e. before the end of the trip. Aus
tin Tor Wiley Taylor. .Moroney, it is
understood, can dispose of himself,
II he 10 allowed to go He has been
q free agent for some time and il is
probable that he arranged his con-
tractcso as to stay that way in case
he didn't make good McCorry has
beef wanted by other clubs in the
American league and 1t is doubtful
if. he viii leave. ,
Daily workouts in the morning for
thesmembers OF the northbound squad
who don't get into the games In the
afternoon are helping somewhat TO
make up for the loss Of time occasion
cd BY bad weather at Monroe
This year much more than last is a
YannisHp trip needed simply TO give
the part Of the squad that doesn't get
a chance TO work. in the regular games
an opportunity to play. No separate
trip for the seconds had been planned
at ell, but the bad weather at Monroe
made 1t Imperative that the young.
STEERS be given as much extra work as
pos ibie In order to let them show
their ability.
II was for this reason undoubtedly
that arrangements were made with
the teams at Hattiesburg, Baton
Rouge and vicksburg for games with
the Yaps. II 10 doubtful, however, II
there will be any more extras on the
way north, but the whole squad viii
probably be kept together.
Never before had so little worl
been done after spending so long Q
time IN the southern camp. Nov
when everybody should be in shape
the last throes OF the training are
being gone through. A
A feH1days more in Louisiana and
Miss{&sIrpi and then a glad farewell
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