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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-22
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COLONIAL CONCERT PROGRAM.
Home Talent Affair Promises Rich
Musical Treat.

The Colonial concert under the aus
pices Of the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
society, will be given on Thursday
evening, March 2Sth, in the Presby-
terian church.
Some of the best talent of Twin
Falls will appear on the program in
both solo and chorus work.
An added charm to the redition of
the old time selections will be the per-
formers en- costume.
The program will be as follows:
Chorus-Auld Lang Syne.
Vocal Solo-Miss w. H. Dwight.
Violin solo-Cavatina-by Rolf, Mr..
Earl Beck.
Sparkin' Sunday Night-Mrs. w. e.
Nixon.
Chorus-'"The Old Oaken Bucket"
Vocal SolO-"Ben Bolt" Mr.. O. j
Reed.
Piano ,Solo-"Alice, Where Art
Thou?' Miss Carrie Fargo.
Quatet-'Loves Old Sweet Song.
Mrs. Longley, Miss Combs, Messrs
Beatty and Bartmess.
Reading-"The Whistling Regi.
ment," Miss Ranch.
Vocal Solo-"The Last Rose Of
Summer" Master Willet Hance
Vocal Duet" Silver Threads
Among the Gold,' Mesdames Tucker
and Woods.
THE Milk Maids Song Misses
Beauchamp, Wiker and Field.
Home, Sweet Home"
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-22
IHt,Wh!It PALACE.
Glenn Cox Gives Striking Name TO
Jewelry Establishment.

The White Palace Jewelry store is
the somewhat novel name given to
the store fitted up in the Boyd BOOK
in the rooms vacated by Hill & Taylor
which the proprietor Glenn Cox has
fitted up to bear cut the name. White
enameled walls, white bases for the
cases and everything possible In
white gives the neat little room a
striking appearance. Mr. Cox recent
ly purchased the balance of the c. D.
Anderson stock and has placed or
ders with the wholesale house for a
large line of standard stock which
is now being installed. During a
three years residence in this city the
young proprietor has gained many
friends both as a high class jeweler
and as business man. and they are
pleased to see him locate in this city.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-22
CONTEST WARMING UP.
New Candidates Enter Field and Make
Hard Race.

Macauley Bros.-Times Dixie Flyer
contest is just beginning to work up
enthusiasm of a high order. The con-
testants have gotten busy and piled
up votes for themselves in wonder
full manner in the past two weeks
Number three still leads, but is be-
ing crowded pretty hard for first
place by several others.
The contest managers have decided
to offer first and second prize in the
contest So if contestant can not
win the Dixie-Flyer he may stand a
chance to be the next highest and re-
ceive a beautiful $2500 Fishing tackle
outfit, or he may be third and receive
the amount of $500 in Baseball or
Tennis goods
Everybody will be playing tennis
or baseball this summer and all the
contestants would appreciate an out
fit of fishing goods that will actch
fish
Beginning April 1st, the Twin Falls
Times will give 10000 votes for every
new subscription to the Times for one
year ard c000 votes for every rene ~ al
for one year, and Macauley Eros. Of
the Liberal Cigar store, will as q
further special inducement fo: votes
to hell active candidates, give with
tssb.G0 trailing card $4,000 votes, and
when the card is all punched, 5000
votes will be given and 1000 addition
al votes when it is cancelled.
This will help get friends of the
contestants, who are regular custom
ers of this popular store and readers
of the Twin Falls Times, more inter-
ested in their behalf-and with no ex-
ira cost to any one.
Now Is good time for some bright
Young man, who has not yet entered
to start in and win the elegant Dixie
t!yer machine, on eAh .niiion at the
'jeral Cigar and News stand. Mac
auley Bros. will be glad to give you
any number of an inactive contestant
and also allow yeu his votes to start
in with
While no votes can be transferred
from one original contestant to an
other, new hustler can secure the
place of any one of the 100 or more
numbers that have allowed themselves
tc drop out. by not securing votes for
three consecutive weeks and votes al
ready cast for that number will count
for new contestant.
Fellow is the standing of LEADING
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-22
FROM the FROZEN EAST.
IdahOan Who Knows Where Climate
Is Fit to Live In.

w. NJ Breck. who returned few
days ago from visit OF several
weeks In the east. says that the peo-
pie OF this section do not fairly real
ize what their good climate is worth.
He was in Pittsburg when the ther-
momenter registered Is degrees be-
low zero, and the smoke and the dead
ly chill of the more humid air was al
most like the Arctic zone. But that
was nothing, for down in Ohio he saw
1t 25 below with such blizzard as no
man ever saw or dreamed west of the
Rocky mountains. And at Cleveland.
the icy wind blew SO furiously that q
man who wasn't already frozen-blood-
ed by long exposure to that sort OF
winter torment must believe that the
end Of the world had come with the
going out OF the sun and the final
Ssolidification into ice OF All things.
He is tsry we'll satisfied, thank YOU,
with this part OF Idaho.-Richfield
Recorder
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-22
PEA-GR[tN TIMOTHY.
Idaho Hay Talk of Commission Men
In Kansas City.

The new timothy from the irrigated
district of Idaho, many loads of which
have come to the Kansas City market
during the past week, is the talk of
the hay commission men. One said to
the Nugget man yesterday:
4 IAN appropriate name for 1t would
be 'pea-green timonthy for that de-
scribes it. 1t has perfect stem and
head is highly colored and possesses
a peculiar fragrance. 1t is in the fu-
ture, predict, going to be the high
mark of good hay just as the Indiana
barn hay has been heretofore. This
Idaho stuff is much the better, and
in fact, is the very acme Of good timo-
thy hay. This is its first season in
any quantity In the Kansas City mar
ket."-Kansas City Stock Yards Mug
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-22
AT THE LYRIC THEATRE.
First Class Attraction to Open Mon
day OF Next Week.

The j. G. Stuttz Theatre company
of l6 people will begin an indefinite
engagement at the Lyric Theatre, un-
der their own management, on Mon
day, Mach 20, opening with the Great
American comedy drama, enfield,
WAS She To Blame" with Aggie
Marion Stuttz in the role of Diane, the
Ladies' Favorite. The company is we'll
up in stock work, having just finished
three months at Moscow, and four
months at Occur d'Alene City Idaho
and can produce "a different plays
without a rehearsal. Included in the
repertoire are such classics as the
1.-TWO Orphans" THE Second Mrs
Tanquerey. "St. Elmo" Midnight
Wedding" La Belle Marie" Cam
bler's Wife, THE Politician" LA
Bastille," and several others of high
class order.
The opening day will be Monday
March 25th Seats on sale at box Of
flee.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-22
THE OLDEST COMPANY.
The J. G. Suits Company One Of the
Oldest on the Road.

The j. G. Stuttz Theatre company,
which opens up an indefinite engage
ment at the Lyric on Monday March
25, under their own management, is
the oldest theatrical organization in
America, having been established in
1856 by ]. G. Stuttz.
The principal members of the COM
pany have been brought together for
five years which enables them to put
on representations far better than a
company that is always disbanding
and reOrganizing. II the people of
Twin Falls wish to see a good clean
moral representation or real natural
play, they cannot do better than at
tend the performance of WAS She
To Blame" on Monday night, March
25th, and they will be amply repaid.
Seats on sale at theatre box office, so
cents.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-22
GOOD PROGRAM AT ISIS.
For Monday and Tuesday Evenings Of
Next Week.

For the first two evenings of next
week the Isis motion picture theatre
will have an unusually good program.
Current events is good reel of the
events of the whole world in a con-
densed form, which of great inter-
est to all. Another splendid picture
to seen shown is called "A Red Cross
Martyr tragic story laid in
far away Tripoli during the pres
ent war between Italy and the Turks.
The picture is one of the best on cir
cult and contains cavalry, infantry
and large number of Arabs
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-22
TWO TRAIN LOADS OF HAY.
Heavy Shipment Tuesday from Twin
Falls Branch.

Some idea of the amount of hay
that is being shipped out from the
lower Snake river irrigated section
can be CLEANED from the statement
made by Joel Priest, industrial agent
for the Short Line in a recent visit to
this city to the affect that on Tues
day, March 18th, two full train loads
of alfalfa hay was shipped from the
Minidoka branch total of seventy
nine cars. They hay was consigned
in carload lots for points widely scat
tered all over the west and central
states and would have made splen-
did advertisement for irrigated Idaho
if the two trains could have been kept
together to some central distributing
point. Mr.. Priest stated that about
1000 carloads of hay would be sent
ont from this tract alone before an
other crop was ready to cut.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-22
Companies Promising Water Liable for
Damages for Non-DeGvery.
Idaho Irrigation Company Loses in Suit Brought by Dietrich
Settler. Water Companies Responsibility

A most important suit was decided
by the state supreme court this week
in the case of Haines versus the Ida
no irrigation company, whereby the
plaintiff in the action brought suit for
damages for failure to deliver water
during irrigation season. Bowen &
Porter of this city together with At
torney Wilcox of Wendell, were en-
ployed by the plaintiff, who secured a
victory that will tend to safeguard
every Carey Act settler in the state.
The syllibus of the courts decision
follows with brief statement of the
facts of the case:
The supreme court yesterday de-
creed. in decision handed down in
the case of Virginia A. Hanes against
the Idaho irrigation company, that
when a Carey act company enters into
a contract to provide water on the set
tiers land beginning at certain stat
ed date, and the water is not forth
coming at that time, that the COM
pany is liable for damages sustained
by the settler.
Applying, as it does, to all Carey
act companies, and all settlers on
such projects in the state, the courts
ruling is regarded as one of the most
important rendered from that tribun-
al in months.
The decision was fathered by JUS
tice Sullivan and concurred in by
both Chief Justice Stewart and JUS
tice Ailshie.
Why Decision Is Vital.
The action was originally brought
to recover damages for failure to de-
1ixo nd xuh ri io1 c
had in the district court in Lincoln
county, Judge Edward A. Walters pre-
siding a Judgment in the sum of $500
was awarded Mrs. Hanes by the jury
| This the supreme court affirms in ad-
dition to its ruling upon the features
regarding the recovery of damages
the court also defines it's attitude rel
| ative to the interest on deferred pay
ments and the reclamation of the set
| ter's land. 1t is provided that when
the Carey act irrigation company no
titles the settler of the date when wat
er is to be ready for delivery, that
| the time is fixed within which the
landholder must cultivate and re-
claim his land. The date for the be-
ginning of interest on deferred pay
ments on the settlers water contract
| IS dlSO SOFCIACu ny lIC uoIC VI OSA'
cry of water.
| For Loss Of Fruit Trees.
"This is an action to recover dam
ages says Justice Sullivan in effect
in outlining the details of the case
''for the loss of certain fruit trees sci
out on Mrs. Hanes' land, and the loss
alleged to have occurred by reason ol
| failure of the irrigation company te
| furnish water for the irrigation OF sale
trees as provided by contract.
"The irrigation company in this cas'
is engaged in the construction and op
Grafton of the system Of canals ant
! irrigation works In Lincoln count.
for the reclamation of large tract o
4 land under. the Carey act, having en-
tered into a contract with the stat
land board for that purpose on Angus
/ l 1907 Mrs. Hanes Is purchase
and holder of water right contrac
from the irrigation company, am
brings her suit against that corpora
tion for damages resulting from fail
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-22

ure on the part of the irrigation COM
pany to fulfill the obligation of its
,ontract with her.
Bought Il Water Right.
1T appears from her complaint that
she purchased a water right from the
irrigation company on January 80,
1909, for the irrigation of 40 acres of
the Carey act land, then entered by
her under the state law. She pleads
her contract of purchase and the con-
tract between the state land board
and the irrigation company according
to their legal affects, and alleges that
on March Is, 1909, she was notified by
the irrigation company that water
would be ready for her land, under
her contract for the irrigation season
of 1909, which season opened April /.
and relying thereon she planted 2700
apple trees; that she was unable to
secure water to irrigate said trees, and
by reason thereof her trees were de-
stroyed; that if she had been able TO
secure the amount of water contem-
plated by her contract her trees
would have lived and thriyed She
prays for damages in the sum OF
$780,"
Court Is Explicit. =
The court is explicit in rulings up
on the several different aspects of the
case, which are briefed in the sylla-
bus as follows:
Held that this is an action on con-
tract and not in tort.
Under the Carey land act of con-
gress and the statutes of the state in
regard thereto, a plan or scheme Is
provided for the reclamation of des-
ert lands. and where construction
company has entered into a. contract
with the state to construct an irriga-
tion system for the reclamation OF
certain lands, and has agreed to or
ganiZe an operating company to which
said system and the water connected
Herewith shall be transferred to the
operating company, to be held for the
settlers upon the lands included with
in said system, and has also reserved
the right to furnish water to settlers
prior to the time that said system is
transferred to the operating COM
pany, and the construction company
notifies the settler that it will furnish
the water for an irrigation season be-
ginning on the first of April, and the
settler prepares his land and pur-
chases fruit trees and set them out on
said land, and the company fails tC
furnish water in accordance with its
contract, it is liable for damages sus-
tanned by the settler.
Value Of Settlers Contract.
"Under the provisions of the set
tiers contract, it is provided that the
interest from April 1. 1909. at 6 pei
cent per annum, may be charged OF
balance of purchase price if water Is
available from the canals of the com
pany for use during the irrigation sea
son of 1909, and if not available fol
that season the interest shall com
mence when water is available.
''It is provided in said settlers con
| tract that the state agreement AM
the laws of Idaho are made a par
| of such contract and they shall be re
garded as defining the rights of tn
respective parties.
THAT provision Of the state con
tract which authorizes the irrigation
/ Continued on Page S)
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-22
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP OF IDAHO
Bsise Y. N. C. A. vs.. Twin Falls Com
mercial Club, Saturday, March y.

One OF the fastest basketball games
of the season it to be pulled off at
the High School gymnasium, tomor-
row evening between the team from
the Boise Y. M. c. A.. and team
made up from the members OF the
Twin Falls Commercial club. The
contest ia for the champiopslip OF
Idaho and will be one Of the hardest
fought games ever Witnessed here.
Thae game is called for $3.50 sharp
and ali Twin Falls boosters should be
on hand promptly at that time
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-22
GUN Club STAG PARTY.
j. NJ. Maxwell Entertains Nimr0ds
Saturday Evening.

A jolly stag party was the lot OF the
local Gun and Rod club, when the
Maxwell home was thrown open last
Saturday evening by the genial host
The evening was spent with cards
and the usual cigars to induce sociali-
sblity. Those present were Massrs. H,
E. Poston, E. N. Sweeley, BOYD Ham,
ilton. Chas Null G, G. Bedford, W. :.
Wood, G. B. Channel, c. A. Bailey, DR..
H. w. Wilson, F. E. Shook, A. H. Fox,
L. r. Wright, E. c. Lavering.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-22
MORE RAILROAD TALK.
Short Line Officials Looking Over
County from Bull to HOllister.

Again there is rail talk in the air
this time 1t is branch from the town
If lalhl to Holliater, to make connec-
tons with the branch at that p'at,a
G.. H. Cumberland assistant CHIEF en-
giateer of the Short Line last week
Vas looking over the country fro.r
tie west end citJ tc Hollister N IT, :
ing was given out by the official as
to the plans of the company but it is
presumed that something will be CIV
en- out in the near future.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-22
Or. WILEY QUITS JOB.
Government Pure Food Man Com
PEELED to Resign His Position.

Washington, March 15.-Dr Har-
vey w. Wiley, chief of the bureau of
chemistry of the department of agri-
culture, has sent his resignation to
Secretary Wilson
DR.. Wiley's resignation came as a
dramatic climax to long conference
he had with Secretary Wilson in the
latter's private office today. The sec-
retary would make no statement to
the case other than that DR.. Wiley
had resigned. No reasons were given
he said, nor did DR.. Wiley outline his
plans.
DR.. Wiley announced he would de-
vote the remainder OF his life urging
the creation of q national health de-
partment entirely separate from any
other branch OF government service.
His resignation became effective at
once. .-Pocatello Tribune.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-22

WANTED-A girl for general
'housework. Mrs. T. M. Maxwell,
Seventh Ave, Fast Mar % If
FOR SALE Potatoes-3 tons Pal-
meny Challenge, 2 tons Carmen, A. w.
Irwin, miles north Curry Siding, FL
Ter, Idahos
Ter, Idaho. Mar 22-Apl 2 pd
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Mar 22-Apl 2 pd
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-22

ure on the part of the irrigation COM
pany to fulfill the obligation of its
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1912-06-21
WANTS HER BROTHER HANGED
Wife OF Murdered Man Testified On
the Stand Against Her Brothers,
Haysell and Boyd Smith

boswell y NJ. June 49, Admitting
'''' 'n" wanted 70 see n"r hro'h'e.
h'hs' MI'. wilson orr, whose hu'ban'
Was NIrd IN 'he court room a. Kruuu
I''' 'rf'ng' created mnrh comment her,
100 'h" court room 'n her testimony vs'
'rrday
Mr. orr !. g sister ~ lavselI an,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1912-06-21
RECEIVERS NOTICE

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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1912-06-21
NEW MEXICO FIRST ON
GROUND AT SAN DIEGO


Jan Diego, Cal, June l9A New Mex.
leo pennant is waving this morning
from the top Of the administration
building over in 1900 acre Balboa park
where san Diego is building her expo.
sirion 20 celebrate the opening of the
Panama canal That pennant is in hon.
ur of the visit here of DR.. j. j. Shuler
mayor uf Ration, aud one OF the hve
or Mcdonald to represent New Mexico
~ the san Diego and the San Francisco
cNpos,ions.
With DR. Shulcr came his daughter
who ha, been visiting friends in Cali.
foruia Both the physician and his
daughter have gone over the exposition
grounds and seen the plans and heard
explanations of the worh that is going
ON and of hat which is 10 come before
the exposition gate. are finally opened
for an entire year.
Dr Shulcr D., the frst exposition com.
missioner from any state in the south.
west 20 visit san Diego and IL be ha.
come ahead Of the other commissioners
il is because he was in the state " Cali.
foruia when he received wire froui
Governor Mcdonald asking him 10 serve
ON the commission.
When Dr Shulcr's name was Al,
covered on the register OF the T.. :
Grant hotel exposition Officials I'M
mcdia'eIy called on him and proceeded
Go show him not only the exposition
sites hut the ci'y's sites, Like al visit
or, who come here the doctor was eu'hu.
iosfic over the purple mountain and th,
wonderful horseshoe harbor SO large a,
20 he able "a hold all the natives Of 10,
worli and nave room for more
The doctor was particularly struc.
with the beauty OF the growing palm
500 characteristic Of 'h.- srmi.'ropi,a
cline
u b, 'he palm which Bcr'ram G. Good
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1912-06-21
MOOSE TO ENTERTAIN

On saturday, June 22nd the l.. O
~. ". w.ll give an athletic tournament
cons. sting Of 'hrc" boxing contests.
\ l0round bout between Eddie Green
OF Denver and Jack Keller Of san IA
tonic.
Three rounds between Kid Mackay
and lack Thompson, both of this city.
Battle ROYAL between FIVE sons OF
S,nny Africa.
A whole bushel Of fun for he sum o'
~ 90 Tickets now on sale.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1912-06-21
Lodge Directory


Iuum.au Lodge 80. -, \. =. 4 A.
VI meet. ,u Masonic Hall Regular
meeting. IT aud 3ri Mondays Of each
uulb at $50 f. m. All visiting broth
welcome
f. g. Jacobs. W. VI
j T. Whitmore. Scc'v
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1912-06-21

A little bit Of cheering grace
Beats powder on a homely face.
To make It win In business race
Zee News for advertising space.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1912-06-21
Eastern Star

U"Uul chapter NO -. order Easter
-.u., meet. IN Masonic hall every md
900 fh Tuesday night, a. 500 T.. IA.
..... cordially invited.
Mr., Margaret Whitmurr. W. NJ.
Mrs. J g. Elkius. SrcN
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" J. Carroll, Pres.
" 4 Alexander.
Rec ard Financial See y
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1912-06-21

Genuine Paper Bags FOR Paper BAC
Cookery arc cold by
wCTTr- ~ 2 WHITE
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-03

less with a spaciaI invltatiorr, nor does she disturb her friend behind it's closed door The bedrooms are fit ted up to suit the owners individual needs, and are ca ,h little living fccJl1s. If one of the two chums chooses TO spend the entire day in her room. t1.e other leaves f1cr alone, anu decent think herself peglec.ed or insulted. In each bedroom hangs a copy of the rules decided upon. They are few but to the point:
 Don't intruie.
 Don't claim companionship as a right.
 It is. privilege.
 Don't give up your Independence.
 Don't encroach on your friends. Settle all questions clearly You see the rules are all, except the last, meant to- insure privacy, and privacy is the essential thing to insist upon when you are settling up with 2 chun. The last rule makes 1t cer- tain that one of the two memberships Of the partnership won't go about with resentful feeling that her side has not been properly considered in any arrangement that may i,e settled up- on. It is up to her to state her pc- sition clearly, and to thrash things out until a complete understanding of the problem, whatever it may be, has been arrived at. Half understandings make for trouble, and it is as great 3 mistake to assume that you are to make whatever sacrifices have to be made as 1t is to take it for granted that you are to make none.-Philadel- phia Telegraph.