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Death BEREAVES
MILLS COLLEGE

Cabled news has been received
here this morning of the death yes
terday of Mrs. Susan Lincoln Mills
at her home at Mills College. which
is located in the suburbs of Oakland,
California.
Mrs. Mills, accompanied by her
husband, came to Honolulu in 1860.
at which time he became the presi-
dent of Oahu College. In 1854 they
returned TO California and estab-
lished Mills College, which has since
become one of the most well-known
girls schools in the west. Mrs. Mills
resigned as head of the school a few
years ago, but still continued to make
her home there. She leaves no rela-
tives in Honolulu
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planned to do is to first of all get
the new wireless law straight. The
legal words which Uncle Sam used in
writing the ian, Plus the new techni-
cal words wish this science has IN
vented, prese7.s a iargon of words
that would 1uZ2le even the boys, eld-
erS. ACcor1s-1 to the new law the
amateur does not have to get license
for his apparatus nor for himself. il
he has a receiving set only. Amateur
stations are restricted to a wave
length OF 200 meters. while the CON-
mercial stations use one of 1900 me-
ters, and it has been provided that
amateurs may secure both first and
second grade operators licenses.
The first Honolulu boy to receive
license was Sheridan Winsor, who is
a member OF the employed boys de
partment of the association. Anoth-
er member. Tyson Norgaard, expects
to receive his license next week.
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The committee of twenty-five citi-
zens appointed to consider the pro-
posed revision OF HonoIuIn's charter
has been called to meet at Governor
Frear's Office at , o'clock this after.
neon. Three members are appointed
" each OF eight business and i'm
pIovemert organizations, and these.
with tie Governor, CSmprise the
EC ~.
The body Of l.. Chong, who died re-
Gently at Pahala. Kau, has been
brought to Honolulu and will be sent
to China on the Nippon Maru.
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Four Die On Scaffold
fAssociaretI Prcss t.alnal

seaffod
lowing
Of Oregon obeynJ their edct the polls
carrying to- the fullest the Law providing for the death penalty
of the condemned life at the last moment
pIacedoy his head.
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Honorable Peace, Or War
1Assnciated Press cahIsl.

PARIS France December s the Allies refuse grant - what
penpcentaes confer
in
Of the nation
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Chance Wants $4,000
1Associated Press CabIei

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Betting Middies Punished
[Associatt.! Press Cablel

ANNAPOLIS, 13Tke mdshipmen
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LONDON. 13Whiteaw
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WASHINGTON, 13FolIowns
officials of the Navy President Taft has today
es in the OF futureNV war vesse
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DANCE At MOANA

The management OF, the Moana Ho-
tel announces a dance to be given
this evening in honor of the first-cab-
in passengers of the transport Thorn
as. Local. Army, Navy and Society
folk are invited to attend ADVERTISE
ment
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. l2.-SS. anal
ysis beets,. 9s 61-2d.
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SETS
ASIDE 29541 ACRES

Huge Tract Of Land In California Known
To Be Rich In Oil Reserved AS
Source Of Fuel For Uncle Sans
Battleships--May Mean Speedy
Abandonment OF Coal As Ex-
elusive Means OF Making
Steam In The Navy
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From s. F.:
Lurllne. Dec. Is.
For s. F.:
Sierra, DEG. "A.
From Vancouver:
ZeaIandia. Jan.. /.
For TaneOuTer;
Mariana, Dec. 81.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-11
Te|egramy Krajowe'
Wrogowie katolikow.

Washington, II marca. - Ge-
nerai-porucznik Nelson A. Miles
W st. sp., jak sic okazuje, jest je-
dnym najwybitniejszych W or
ganizacyi ,,Guardians of Liberty"
niedawno zalozonej, a majaceJ
gl6wnie zapobiegac temu, by ia
kikolwiek wyznawca religii rzym-
sko katolickiej dostawa} sic ma
urzad stanowy krajowy, o lie
temu zapobiedz bedzie MONA.
Wraz panem Milesem giownyml
dziaiaczami So tam Charles d.
Haines, byly czlonek izby posiow'
'majetny zalozyciel kolei zelaz-
nvch Columbia county, New
York: Charles R. Skinner, by!y
stanwy superintendent publlcznel
oswiaty W Stanie New York, a
o65niei asystent taksatora W por-
Gle nowojorskim Thomas t.
Watson, byiy posei z Georgn'
c1owna kwatere organizacyi "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-11

unia krawcow meskich zarzadzila
strajk. natychmiastowy, ktory CO.
najmniej $4,000 ludzi ogarnie i
15S miast dotknie. 49,. -.
.Cesarz Wilhelm pozwoli} o.
glosic .urzedowo, re przyjdzie IL
dziai w manewrach armii szwaj-
carskich biezacej jesieni. :
- Slynny kompozytor niemie-
cki Humperdinck, ktory ostatnlo
ciezko zachorowa}, powrocil do
w Johannisthalu aviator
Hoffman odbyi wzlot Z 4 pasa-
zerami utrzymai sic W gorze
przez 80 minut, tworzac tenn no
WV rekord Swiatowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-11

iaia wieSc, re senat Stanow Zjed-
noczonych uchwalii wstrzymac
przyjecie ukladu sadow polubow-
nych z Anglia, az do przeprowa-
dzenia w projekcie ukiadu pew
nych poprawek; udaremnia to
kilkomiesieczna robote dotychcza-
SOWa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-11
Fatalna KOliZya.
Dw6ch ginie straszna smiercia ma niebezpie.
cznej kryz6wce.
Tch6rZe.
Najechali kobiete. Lekarz zlapai motorcykist6w.

brano do przedsiebiorcy pogrze-.
bowego pnr. 164s w. 63cia utica.
Krzyzowka ma 63 ulicy nalezy
do. najniebezpieczniejszych W
mieScie Chicago. Jest to drugi
wypadek tego rodzaju.
Morderstwo we wioskiej dziel-
nicy.
w wyszynku Nota Limo, pnr.
457 West Oak utica, zginai wczo-
raj wieczorem IS letni Pawel Blu
rarda. Antoniego Note policya a.
resztowaia jake wspolnika zbro-
dni, Limo ukrywa sic jeszcze.
Burarde po}ozono trupem ma
miejscu. Podobno zabity chciai o.
brabowac szynkarzy. Policya je-
dnak jest cafkiem innego zdania,
utrzymujac, re szynkarze So
czionkami morderczej Yczarney
reki" So zar6wno spokrewnieni
z rodzina Nicholas6w, kt6rzy wy
kradli malego Angelo Marino.
Nota powiada, re Buzarda
wszedi do wyszynku godzinie
1otej zazadai osmiu butelek Wi
ma, grozac rewolwerem, jeSli sic
do jego zadania ME zastosuja.
Buzarda podobno strzelil szesc
razy do Lima MIN sam zostal po-
strzelony. Limo uciek} po strzela-
ninie. Jest on podobno zraniony.
Limo jego brat zostali aresz-
towani tydzieh temu skazani ma
SIS kary "a noszenie broni.
Policya powiadomila wszyst-
kie szpitale O strzelaninie i o Ii.
ME, kt6ry pewnie zglosi sic do
jakiegoS lekarza, by mu rane o.
patrzyl. $SF&
Ginie pod koiami motorcyklu.
Ma rogu 31szej i Wentworth
motorcylk najechal i ma miejscu
zabif mloda kobiete. Dwoch m}o-
dziehcow jadacych owa maszyna,
chcialo uciec po tym wypadku,
ale ich zlapano.
Ofiara jest 28 letnia Elzbieta
Mills, zam. pnr. 31I7 Princeton
ave. Motorcyklem jechali 81 letni
Russell Harrington II letni
George Hedrick. Zlapa} ich DR..
L. N. Barlow, 3o35 Indiana ave.
DR.. Barlow widziai, jak motor
cykliSci najechali kobiete, jechal
wiasnie samochodem zaraz sic
pusci} "a mimi, gdy spostrzegl, re
uciekaja. Me zwazai wcale ma
przepisy chyzosci jazdy automo-
bilowej i zlapal tchorz6w ma ro-
gu 3ciej i Wentworth ave.
DR.. Barlow oddaf obu W rece
policyi.
Elzbiete Mills podniesiono u
licy w stanie nieprzytomnym. u
maria krotko potem Z pekniecia
czaszki uszkodzeh wewnetrz-
nych.
Bartzen wydalii agenta powia-
towego.
w sobote rano Peter Bartzen,
prezes rady powiatowej, wydalii
agenta powiatowego Jozefa Me-
vera. Ia powod pozbawienia go
urzedu Bartzen poda} fakt, re
Meyer udzielii wsparcia 172 ro-
dzinom, ktore wcale ma wsparcie
ME zaslugiwaiy oraz, re W biurze
SVEN trzymai wiecej pomocni-
k6w, niz bylo potrzeba.
Pomiedzy Bartzenem a Meye-
rem przyszio nieomal do bitki.
{ Dokonczenie ma str. teD.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-11
TGlGgramy zagraniGzne,
Prezydent Yuan-Szi-Kaj.

HrezyQenC fuan-SZl-hal.
Pekin, II marca. - Dawniej-
sly premier monarchii chinskiej,
Yuan-Szi-Kaj, zostai wczoraj IL
roczyScie zaprzysiezony, jake pre-
zydent prowizoryczny wielkiej
rzeczypospolitej chinskiej. Uro-
czyStoSc odbyla sic w gmachu
ministeryum spraw zewnetrz-
nych, przy udziale delegatow Z
saiego kraju. Przybyio tez wielu
cudzoziemcow. Yuan-Szi-Kai cd
czytai oredzie, w ktorem przy-
rzeka wiernie siuzyc republice i
zachowac konstytucye az do CA
su kiedy parliament prezydenta
staiego obierze. Pierwszy prezy-
dent DIR. Sun-Yuat-Sen usunai sic
W zaciSze zycia domowego.
Donosza Mandzuryi, re
tam w caiych poinocnych Chi
mach Silna wre akcya reakcyoni-
styczna przeciw republikanom, a
ma korzySc monarchii. Szczegol-
ME groznym tam ma bye starry
general i stronnik Mandzur3w
Sen-Yuan, ktory podobno od-
niosl pare powodzen W walce Z
republikanami stale powieksza
armie swa, garnacymi sic doh O.
chotnikami.
z Mexyku.
Mexyk, miasto, IL marca. - u
rzadzono tn olbrzymia demon
stracye obywatelska, ktora miaia
zaSwiadczyc o stanowisku lud-
noSci, broniqcej konstytucyjnego
rzadu wiernie przy MIN stoja-
cej. Porzadek przytem panowai
wzorowy. Demonstracya odbyia
sic pod paiacem Madery, ma kto-
rego czeSc hczne wznoszOno D
krzyki; a giosy potepienia pre-
civ ,,anarchistom", jak nazywa-
no rewolucyonistow, byiy powsze
chne.
- Donosza z Cuernavaca, re
gen. Robles, ktoremu rad powie-
rzyl misye walk Zapatystami
W Stanie Morelos ME zupelne
przytem odniosl sukcesy; mial on
przeszlo 5000 zoinierzy wygnai
Zapate ze Stanu Puebla, ale W
Morelos, gdzie mieszka ludnosc
pierwotna, ME cywilizowana, a
Zapacie oddana, ME udaia sic wy
prawa. Robles zadai Zapatystom
wiel kiosk i handy ich porozgra-
miai, ale doszczetnie ME zdoial
ich wytepic, czyli, re w najbliz-
szej przyszloSci zbiora sic oni
znowu i dalej beda uprawiac
dzieio mordu i grabiezy.
q Anglii.
Londyn, II marca. - Juz III
dni trivia olbrzymi strajk weglo-
wv. Coraz nowe fabryki warszta-
ty w caiym kraju zamykaja swe
wrota braku opaiu. w Derby
shire zamknieto wielkie huty ze-
laza 100000 ludzi stracilo sEut-
klein tego robote. DziS wiecz6r
,odbywa sic konferencya delega-
tow uni robotniczych Il premiera
Asuuitha. Podobno pownem jest,
re ma sesyi Ago bm. parliament Il
chwali minimizing skale plac ola
weglowych gornikow, ma co je-
dnak pod zadnym warunkiem
przystac ME chca pracodawcy'
Sytuacya maio sic zmienia, ledy-
ME ME pracujacych przybywa,
zreszta spokoj W caiym kraju.
NiemiIe tn wrazenie wywo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-11
Fatalny pozar.

Szesciu mezczyzn zginefo w po-
zarze, jaki nawiedzif diva TAME
hoteliki przy Clark ulicy W sobo-
te rano. Kilkunastu odniosio
smiertelne rany i poparzenia a
reszta lokatorow W panicznym
strachu wybieg}a z palacych sic
budynkow.
Okazalo sic, re hoteliki byly
ma wypadek pozaru niczem wie-
cej jak tylko lochem, z ktorego
wyjSc ME byio MONA. Ca}y
gmach podzielony jest ma cele, S
stop diugie 4 stopy szerokie
w kazdej cell by}y diva lozka -
iedno mad drugiem.
Tysiace przypatrywaly sic po-
zarowi. Kazdy z lokatorow ratio
wal sic jak m6g}. Jeden przez 1S
minut wysiad} ma krawedzi okna.
Potem ME mogi juz diuzej wy
trzymac runal ma chodnik z
wysokoSci czwartego pietra. Zgi-
nal ma miejscu. Strazacy }apali
niektorych w sieci.
ze tylu w pozarze zgine}o, wi
ma w tenn sfuzby, ktora zamiast
zbudzic lokatorow sama stara}a
sic polar zgasic.
Zgineli nastepujacy:
John Collins, lat 81.
John Miller,
Paul Wagner, lat IS.
Thomas Mcmahon, lat 38.
Dw6clr trupow policXa dotych-
czas ME poznala.
Poparzeni skaleczeni zostali
nastepujacy.
Oscar Amen, lat 3S.
Bayluhoff, lat 58.
Edward Berg, lat 40.
Whitehand Boganer, lat 80.
Edward Brangden, lat 80.
Oscar Hamen, lat Sc,
Charles Hines, lat IS.
Thomas Murphy, lat 27.
Edward O'Brien, lat 40.
John Price, lat IS.
James Ravera, lat 80.
Patrick Shields, lat 6I.
Edward Wallman, lat 80.
w ksiegach komisarza budow-
Ii grnachy przez pozar zniszczone
zanotowano jako zgadzajace sic
przepisami miejskimi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-11
z Norwegii.

Cristiania, II marca. - Me
wiele juz wiecej depesz nadeszlo
tn cd R. Amundsena, odkrywcy
Bieguna Poludniowego; trzeba
czekac nadejScia jego dokumen-
tow, kt6re juz byi wysia}. w jed
nym telegramow zaznacza A
mundsen,iz jest pewnym. re i An
glik Scott, ktory rownoczeSnie z
MIN dazyi do bieguna osiagnai tez
eel swej wyprawy.
Knox w Honduras i Salvador.
Acajutla, Salvador, II marca.-
Piatek ubiegiego tygodnia spedzi}
sekretarz stanu amerykanski
Knox W Amepa, Honduras, gdzie
dian urzadzono bankiet. Prezy-
dent republiki jest chory, wiec ME
mogi przybyc re stolicy Teguci-
galpa, odlegiej cd Amepa ) dni
drogi, ktora ma mulach odbyc
trzeba; wobec tego i Knox do
Tegucigalpa ME pojechai, a zato
zaprosii witajaca 60 delegacye na
Sniadanie ma amerykanskim kr2-
zowniku Maryland. L Hondu-
rasu udai sic Knox do Salvadoru.
z Rosyi.
Moskwa, II marca. - Splone-
iy tu slynne .,Arkady Goiowieje-
wskie"; szkody wynosza $780,
900.
- Donosza z Archangielska,
lezacego mad Morzem Bialem w
Rosyi polnocnej, re zabito tam
w sezonie lowow ma foki, az
10000 sztuk tych zwierzat Csc
alsliny" potanieja)..
z Haiti.
Port al Prince, II marca. -
Sad wojenny skazai ma smiert
generala Coicou byiego guberna-
tora wojskowego rzeplitej w cza-
sic rozterek rewolucyjnych W r
1908, W ktorych upamietnil sic
niebywale krwawa gospodarka
okrucienstwem. UrzadziI on
strzelanine do ludu, w ktorej "a
bito czterech jego wlasnych bra
ci.
z Niemiec.
Essen, Nadrenskie Prusy, II
marca. Ma wczorajszych so ze-
braniach g6rniow weglowych j.
chwalono olbrzymia wiekszoScia
strajk generalny W caiym zacho-
dnio niemieckim dystrykcie we
glowym, jezeli zadania gorni-
k6w ME zostana wypeinione. Or
ganizacye chrzeScijanskie zapro-
testowaly przeciw uchwale straj-
ku, ale przyiaczaja sic do zadah
gornikow. Co najmniej 100000
gornik6w uczestniczylo W tych
zebraniach, mimo to ich przebieg
wszedzie by} spokojny. Rad
mial dniem noca policye i woj-
sko W pogotowiu - bezpotrzeb-
ME, jak sic okazaio.
Berlin, II marca. - Prasa tu-
tejsza podnosi CLOS obaw ma wy
padek generalnego strajku we
glarzy i omawia sytuacye: gorni-
cy domagaja sic Is procentowej
podwyzki piracy zniesienia po-
tracan placy. Juz obecnie straj-
kuje spora liczba gornikow W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-11
Yuan-Szi-Kaj prGzydentemChin
Sytuacya w Mexyku.
Strajk weglowy W Anglii.
Echa odkrycia Bieguna Po1udniowego
Knox w HOlandyi i w SalvadOrze.
Z Rosyi-Z Haiti.
Strajk weglOwy Niemczech. lime spra-
WY niemieckie.
odkrycia Bieguna Poludniowego
OK w HOlandyi i w SalvadOrze.
Z Rosyi. Il Haiti.
Strajk WeglOwy W Niemczech.
wy niemieckie.
lime spra,

Apasc Od1yE pod nazws zmenOna Gen. Miles ich czROcz
bwy pod Hampton Roads Ze straku Lawrence, Mass.
POdwyiszene pac przedzahiach New Hampshire Maine
Polar kOsciOla DeOKObieca sraz ognowa
rabusia'-0fiary Iawiny.
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ia = staiie do strajku najmniej
100000 gornikow!
Berlin, II marca. = Tuteisza
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Dwoch ginie w kolizyi.


Ma rogu 63 ulicy i 4o ave-, 0
godzinie 5tej W sobote popoiud-
niu zaszlo straszne nieszczeScie.
Pociag towarowy, pedzacy szyb-
koscia IS mil ma godzine wpadi
ma tramwaj. Tylna platforma 20
stala kompletnie odcieta i dwoch
1udzi straciio zycie ma miejscu.
Konduktor Hyman Rosenheim,
lat 80, zam. pnr. 683I South Ju-
stine ul., jakiS robotnik zostali
strasznie poszarpani.
Motorowy, Jan Wunderlein, je-
chai w kierunku 'zachodnim i wi
dial jak pociag towarowy pedzi
w kierunku pofudniowym. Chcial
on przejechat tory kolejowe i W
tym celu rozpedzil tramwaj. Me
szczescie chcialo, re ME widzial
wcale pociagu frachtowego, pc
dzacego w kierunku polnocnym.
Lokomotywa uderzyla tylna plat
forme.
Szczatki Rosenheima policya
zbierala ma torach kolejowych ma
przestrzeni 1000 stop. Trupy "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-11

{ Dokohczenie ma str. 7eD.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-02-27
SMITHS LEASE BAKERY.
NJ. E. Stimson Will Manage Second
Street Business.

Smith Bros. who have so success
fully run the retail and wholesale
bakery business on Second street East
have leased the business to Mr.. M. e.
Stimson who will conduct it under the
same firm name. w. e. and J. W.
Smith who have built the business up
to it's present high standard will de-
vote their entire time to the manu-
facture of Sho-fa Chocolates and con-
fections in the factory on the same
street. Mr.. Stimson is an expert bak-
er and has been connected with the
business for the last six months so
that the patrons Of the bakery need
not fear any deterioration of the high
class baking which has made the name
of Smith & Smith household word.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-02-27
Makes Announcement Which viii Change
Political Situation.
Statement by Former President Marks Breach Between Him and
Ills Protegy President Taft.

New York, Feb. 25.=~I-swill accept
the nomination for the presidency if
1t is teI.uered to me and will auhe ;>a
to this until the convention has ex-
pressed it's preference" is Colonel
Roosevelt's reply to the letter of seven
Republican governors asking him to
stand for a nomination.
The eagerly awaited reply was given
out tonight at Colonel Roosevelt's Of
fees in his absence on trip to Bos-
ton. 1t was Unexpectedly brief, but
definite
The letter is a sfollows:
New York, Feb. "a, 1912.-Gentle-
men: l deeply appreciate your letter
and | realize to the full the heavy
responsibility it puts upon me, ex-
pressing as it does the carefully con-
sidered convictions of men elected by
popular vote to stand as the heads of
government in their several states.
81 absolutely agree with you that
this matter is not one to be decided
with any reference to the personal
preferences or interests of any man,
but purely from the standpoint of the
interests of the people as whole.
will accept the nomination for presi-
dent If 1T is extended to me, and
will adhere to this decision until the
convention has expressed it's prefer
ence. One of the chief principles for
which | have stood and for which l
now stand and which / have always
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-02-27
PAYS VISIT TO CITY.
II. g: HaybOIe, Mayor of Logan, Wei
Pleased With Conditions Here.

H.G. Haybole, mayor of Logan, Utah,
accompanied by Arthur Bateman, a
we'll known newspaper man and pro-
moter OF that section were in the
city for several days last week the
guests of |. B. Perrine. The gentle
men were here looking over the
country with view of making some
In conversation with the Times re-
porter as they were leaving for their
home Saturday evening the mayor said
he was highly pleased with what he
called the greatest irrigated country
in the world and said that the posi-
bilities seemed to him to be unlimited.
His honor also remarked on the rapid
growth of the city and said that it
was hard to believe that it was
less than seven years old. One thing
which impressed both gentlemen was
the absence of drunken men on the
streets. They both said they had been
in the city since last Thursday and
had not seen a man under the in
fluence of liquor or heard a profane
word on the street. The gentlemen
were so we'll pleased that it is more
than likely they will return here in the
near future and make some invest
mentS
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-02-27
BAD FIRE AyfRTtD.
Home Of s. C. Sexton Saved From Fire
by Quick Action Of Owner.

The country home of S. c. Sexton
came near being destroyed by fire one
day last week. The floor in some way
caught fire under the range and the
cool headedness and prompt action OF
Mr.. Sexton averted costly blaze. Mr..
Sections house was insured in the
Twin Falls County Mutual Fire Insur-
ance company and this is the first
fire in any property insured by that
company so there will be no assess
ment.
company. The loss ebing very
light Mr.. Sexton will not put in
claim to the company so there will be
no assessment.
E. E. Heston, of this city, local rep
resentative Of the company states that
1t has been in operation for eight
months and have about 100000
worth Of insurance in force in the
county and to date the company has
not been called upon for single loss.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-02-27
Filler COUPLE WE'D.
Popular Young People Of Neighboring
Town Join in WedlOck.

Last Sunday evening at o'clock at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. c. Stevens, Miss Martha,
was joined in holy wedlOck to Mr..
Bailey Lorain, Rev. Ludlow officiating.
Mrs. H. F. Fait played the wedding
march.
After the ceremony the guests were
ushered into the dining room where a
sumptous supper was served. The
following were the guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Lorain, Mr.. and Mrs. H. F.
Fait, Mr.. and Mrs Scott Lorain. Mr..
and Mrs Amos and Curtis Stevens Of
Rogerson, Mrs. Snodgrass of Hazelton,
Messrs. Frank and Louis Lorain, John
M. Correll and little Miss Edith King.
The newly welded couple were the
recipients Of number of valuable
presents. The Journal joins with their
large circle of friends in wishing them
a long and happy married life.-Fi4er
Journal.
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endeavored and always shall en-
deavor to reduce to action, is the
genuine rule of the people, and there
fofe l hope that, so far as possible
the pe3ple may be given the chance,
through direct primaries, to express
their preference as to who shall be
the nominee of The Republican party.
Very truly yours, ".
THEODORE ROOSEVELT. .''
THE Honorable WilliAA E. Glass
cock, governor of West ,-FTginia
charleston, w. Va; the HonoEable
Chester Aldrich, governor of the sRte
OF Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb.; the HON
orable Robert Bass, governor of the
state of New Hampshire, Concord N.
H.; the Honorable Joseph NJ Carey,
governor of the state of Wyoming,
Cheyenne, Wyo.; the Honorable Chase
S. Osborne, governor of the state of
Michigan, Lansing, Mich; the Honor
able W. r. Stubs, governor of the
state of Kansas, Topeka, Kan; the
Honorable Herbert S. Hadley, COVER
nor of the state of Missouri, Jeffer-
son Cit, Mo-"
The above named governors assem-
bled at Chicago two weeks ago and
drafted a letter to Colonel Roosevelt,
asserting there was a popular demand
for him to be president again and
urging him to declare himself as to
whether he would accept the Repub-
lican nomination, "if it came unso-
l1cited and unsought." ht."-Statesman.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-02-27
SHOOTING AT OAKLEY.
Victim Seriously Injured But Has
Chance Of Recovery.

A very shocking incident occurred
at Oakley last Saturday evening, in
the nature of a shooting affair. Ed
Kimpton and Bob Briscoe engaged in
a quarrel and the result was that the
former was shot through the mouth
by the latter. Although dangerous
wound was inflicted, it was given out
by the doctor that unless complica-
tions set in, the injured man would
recover. The fellow that did the
shooting was promptly put under ar
rest by City Marshall Bailey and lock-
ed in the city bastile.-Burley Bull
letin.