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The evening world., 1913-05-23
TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS
FOR NEW SUBWAY WORK.
Proposals of Contracts on Section
No. 4 Of BroadwayRoutn Avenue
Route viii Be Opened June ~.

The fsst 0n6way construction contract
Advertised ~ the Public Service Com
missAon. anss he sisning Of the dual
system oontracts. was approved to-day.
whsn ths commission authorised the
chairman and secretary to advertise for
bids. to b opened June ~. At LIS
o'clock. tor che construction Of section
No. 4, Of Route No. s. . part OF the
BroAdway-Fourth avenue rapid transit
railroad. to bs opt rated by the Auni.
Opal Railway Company. the new name
for the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany.
6sctaoa TO. begins on BROADWAY.
about midway between Houston and
BleskGr street. II extends thence
northsriy to FourtssatA strsst. The con-
tractor viii build . local station al
Eiohkh street and an express station at
roustssnth street.
Thsrs viii be three shafts, one IN
Union square. ono n Broadway. opposats
WAvssey place and the third IN Bond
street. Just of Broadway.
The evening world., 1913-05-23
MYSTERIOUS STRANGER
ATTACKS VISITOR IN CITY.
Dr.. Jan Kulczyski Of Scranton. Pa,
Taken to Bellevue; Unable to
Recognize Assailant.

Dr. Jan Kuicsynski. thirty years old.
OF No. l1SS Princeton avenue. scraaton.
Pa. VINO 81 In this city to attend con.
vsntion Of. tho Ruthenian National
Union. was struck ON the head to-day
while waiting for . car at Avenue A
and Third street. The weapon was OF
some blunt metal which stunned Kui-
csynski. 6erst Quinn Of the FiftA
street police station had the injured
man conducted to Bellevue Hospital.
He did not recognise his mysterious g.
sailant
Tor three days, DR.. Jan Kuicsska has
ossn having trouble IN being recognised
a. . delegate 10 the convention In Pro-
Gres Casino Hall. According TO the
rules Of the organixatoa. mo- membes
can become delegate until six month";
aftsr the date Of his elsotian to The
society. Kulcyskis opponents saye hs
has only been member for fou,
months. Members Of the organlsattou
say the work of the conventop has
been held up by the fight Of Kulcsysk,
to establish himself a. q delegate to the
convention.
The evening world., 1913-05-23
NAME OF MCQMBs
IN MkY0RACTY RACE.
Report That Manager Of Wilson's
Campaign May Be .
Candidate,

WsuAam y. McCombs. Ohaisman of
the Medicinal Democratic Comm4ttes. u
betn6 couadered by Charles r. Murphy
and Other Tammany leaders for the
Aayorasty. The name Of or. 0acCombs,
who 70 NOW In Europe rscupiesting
from the Straln Of his arduous work
In bsAAk Of President Wilson during the
camoaam. wNs submitted to seadsr Mur-
phy ~ . number Of influential persons.
J. Sergeant Cram, who b aware Of the
move to bstng the name Of Ar. Nc
Combs bsfors the Dsusocrstic City Com.
mittes Soe designation. said to-day that
Mr.. M0Comhs would mako n s6saa end
hiGA olaAD cAnddafs.
Lsadsr Murphy = mailing NO com
msnt en the su0gestion. He said SIMPLY
'~Ths Olty Committee will dsdds."
Il = believed that before hs wen'
akroAA Mr.. McC0ubs was INFORMED
tha4 hie nAme would be aAvAAoed To-
the Nayoralty and that he entertained
the Nss favorabay. .,.
The evening world., 1913-05-23
CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP Of: HGS.
Sweetens their stomachs and
cleans the liver and waste
clogged bowels without
gripping.

Every mother 'mmed;stely real;ses
after g'v;ns her child delicious Syrup Q!
Figs that this 10 the ideal laxative and
physic for the children. Nothing elss
regulates the little ones stomach. liver
and so feAt Of tender bowels % promptly,
besides they dearly love IL delightful
II your child isn't, feeling well. rest
ING nicely. eating regularly and sctins
naturally { 10 . sure gign thet ~ lttle
'ns'des need gentle thorossh cleansing
ct once.
when cross, irritable. ievsr,sh. som.
sch sour. breath bed OF your little one
has stomach-sche, dissrhosa, sore throat.
full Of cold. tongue eoatsd. give . tea
spoonful Of Syrup d Nss and IN . few
hours Ill the foul. const'pated. clcgeed
up waste. undisested food and sour bile
vii gently move on and out Of its little
bowoss without nausea, gr'p'ns or
weakness, and you will surely have we'll.
happy and smiling child again shoetly.
With Syrup q Fig; you ere not not
drusGing your children; being composed
entirely d luscious fig, SIENNA and aso-
mstics, il cannot be harmful.
Mothers should always keep Syrup o.
Fgs handy. II 10 the only stomach.
liver and bowel cleanser and regulator
needed-a little given to-day VII save
Q aick child tomorrow.
Full directions for childfea q I'll ages
and srown-ups plsinly printed on the
package.
Ask your drusg:st for tAs full name.
Syrup Of Figs and Elixir a Senna."
prepared BY the California Fig Syrup Co:
This y the delicious tasting. genuine old
reliable. Refuse anything eIss offered
The evening world., 1913-05-23
ACVnEss PLEADS GUILTY TO
THEFT OF GOLD MESH BAG.


0og0eAy Daj4 osautfftd little wom-
-. ~ sAys she % n actrsss. pleaded
Ou0ey today 70 pstty larceny. Justice
Oea1usy. b the Criminal Term Of the
0aosas Court. suspsndsd sentence upon
~ Ouo0iss not 70 0enems % attached
- ~ mesh bsgs - fukurA
NJ DALI was arsstsd last October
- - charge Of stealing . el.ioo gold
mAsh Sas Ssloustng to Mra Louiss Nor.
ro0A. thsa Of No. iSl West FIFTY sew
sath strsst while they were on a sium-
uang tsas.
OsShss1ns and Charlotte Poiiion. &C
cesoag 70 the story thsy told the po-
hea were wining and dining with
FraAk Douglas. an actor. some time
aft0 ths theft. They. said he told
tA@ Aass Dale had stolen the purss
- given II to him to ssli. Tho Poll
Ion Sistsrs told the story, after . quar-
rel With Niss Dale.
A4tse A4ss Dale went TO tfSs Tomhs
4 the PaAiss~ slssees vei~nt~A and took
her chocolate drops ana cream puffa
eyesy day. sae says she dearly loved
ssss@s. --.-a--
The evening world., 1913-05-23
MAYOR GAYNOR JOINS
WITH FRITZ SCHEFF
IN WAR ON D|lLB0ARDS
pos. fp .s,s
Writes the Actress She Has z
Big Fight on Her
(. 60 Hands.

A commmicassen from yrftsi 0chsef
interested Mayor oaynsr to-day and
got from, him . Response In whidh he
praised the, aOtrsss for har Avuwsd vur-
pose Of bsginning wa On NASTY bill-
bsasda and urging taat oefsoiai osnsse.
80 - s4srcissd over an biil oosttns
ussd for aAvsrtisins Theatrical ahSwa
eueA esnsosship. shs aAAsd. u d Sssss
In CasAd1aa e1tiss with good saesst
what . beautiful thiaS ~ ~
court house win b." wrote ystitsl 'Sui
wAat . shAxns 10 n. y surrsandsl "a
al sides with . Grassy quilt effect q
a0aA Our nsO civic centre = sissl-
ously slammed. but ~ seIsot VIII - DO.
fsassa Il there % not come susA rsss.
lation. TIE artistic whole wili bs O.
stroysd tg vuiOae surrounAinea"
yfitsi AAdsd that che 10 erganisias Z
'tcity Beautiful Association" for he gn'
srai Subaset % prsvsatas dispasys q
imqropA@ h4ll Sesters.
Ths Mayer wrote:
y IN 0laA, you ere orsanislng q Clt,
Bsautiful Association with the naiu
objsot q Aoia6 awav With ~ disgust.
ING billboaFds witch eonfront 10 I'll
over the clty. But you must rsmsmbss
that N ordsr 10 carry out your pur-
pose of csnsoring and regulating tAe0
We hsust sst lssisla&soa.
III the nsGs LsGblAtuss ~ N ne -
msr 70 givs you such lssislatioa b
ready WITH . bill an prsparsd for tAsn
tsecre thsy are got out Of Il You know
eAs old Spanish. provssD. When prs-
ssnksd With hsifsr - ready With th<
ropA' I asu willing 70 hslp yov draw
the tlil. Do net Indulge the hsps thAi
the psUpriseers Of thsse biiJboards WI
voluntarily permit you 70 censor q
rs0uIata thsir ua
"oas of ths eigsssl end aastasse o.
them au h owned BY . nsWspaose pgo
Heistoe, Of this CITY who profsases I,
teach stAscs and moNaas 10 - AL He 4
- Oood that he spends much tine chas
tlsing me. especially wAsa ] happsa h
kdo someGAinG. sood-sse hs has . sinsu
Tar hate for good In any one szcep
h,mssk, No week pAHs0 thaA Z DO no
receive . letter os complaint about III,
charactsr OF the Advertisements On hi
great big nasty euiboard. II = IN ,
Ans residential distr3ct and diagustng I,
the whole usighborhood.
"of course this nswspapss proprissev
with his usual craft has the land OF
which this billboard 70 crested In tn,
name OF dummy owner. ] win w h
help you and your Association - mucl
- can while I remain In oa,os."
The evening world., 1913-05-23
WALDO TWO YEARS
TODAY At HEAD Of
THE POLICE FORCE
And This Is Quite a Record,
Judging From Experiences
of His Predecessors.

Rhine1ander waldo rounded out his
second year - Commissioner q Police
to-day. To BE- Commissioners q Police
Of New York eor two successive pears
II considerable Of . distinction IN the
light Of past Developments. and the
many fr1neds Of the Commissions over.
whs,med him With telegrams. letters.
telephone calls and personai congratu.
iat1ooo.
When the Commissioner reached his
once he found .hio desk Aanked By two
Aesai hcrohoss u roses and carna-
tSoas. each six fsst high. One was q
tribute from the Traffic Squad. .
branch Of the service IN which the Com
missioner takes . deep interest ana ne
other from che newly organised Legion
Of Hoaor.
Cater on inspectors Grant, Fauroi
and T,tus and Capt. John o'Brisu. rep
reeent1ng the Inspectors and Captains
Dn0owmsak Association. presented the
Comm1sslonsr With Q beautiful iovinS
90 - s1vsr eu An ebony base. Inspect.
or 0raat made the presentation speech.
Ths AsutsnantS Benevolent Associa.
aon. ehrough . committee headed b.
Asut. Richard Dnright, presented ths
Commisslonsr with . bronze plague and
two medallions. The plaque was IN
0or3oed ''vsni. Wal. vici," which, fol
the 1ensnt Of the Police Department u
NAY - stated. means II came. I saw
eooauersd."
Commissioner waido's secretasiss
Winhsid Sheehan and Robert J. Ken.
aody. and other members Of his personal
once stan presented him with Q lovinl
cup.
In his two ysars Of service ~ Oum.
mAssaoner Mr.. Waldo has appointed
more inspectosv. captains, lieutenant.
and ssrgsants than. any of his prsde.
cessUFs. By means q nSw sOpo1nemntl
~ has Injected . lot of, young 0loot
Into che raa1D of the higAsr of'asials
IDS injsetion amounting vrsctsca,ay II
. eeoeganisak1on.
The CommAssionse % also ne holder
- another rscprd of which he = proud
WIN one sxespt3on ne has the sAmt
sea6 q dSpue3ss. oorstariss and SlssiI
taat hs started In With. The euceptios
= C5ty Aas1straAe walsh. vho rsslgnet
from . Deputy Commissionsrship h
talks paacs On the bench. and was suo
csedsd By Third Deputy. Oommlsaons
NSwousvsr.
The evening world., 1913-05-23
YOUNG YAcHTSW0MAN,
TAKEN i'll At BALL, !.
GOES UNDER KNIFE
90.
Mrs. Frank c. Jones jr., Stnck.
en- With Appendicitis, Is
Recovering.

afrA ytanl Cassa0vs Jenss jr.. SaaAss
ef e3ss yUunCse social sst and one Of ths
most bslaliAas yachtswomsa q New
YerlL u ssoovsfing from IN operation
for aupsndioltis at the NSw Yosk Hos
pitai.
oho was taken q as . eaaey drssa
ban - 0hsrsys . fsw dAyS agN Sst u
wss sn,y yssesrday inst hss ssua,tiou
tesk suoh . tssa that - tusnsdiata
spssaatsn Ssoame nses0asy. She va
rssssvsl - The hospital ara the e1ssa'
tioa Wa Ssrforznsd By DR.. charsse oib-
ssa. Il y rsportsd 70 ha@s Sssa sue'
osaseui ana this pornins Mrs. Jones VA
resting eomfortahly. Her hasbaaA va
ssastanGay at Ase esdsad~
Nsa Jeass Arss came Into paseli'
potses IN ~ Whea - Niss 0lAAyl
Kemp sightssn. she handled her eo-foo
raoins knockabout with such skin - 4
wia tie New Ysak ysahs clss 90 ia
her oaoAA y ftf
The neat year shs made . ruaswa,
nnAsy1asS y5th II. Jones, soo Of
wsa1eAy NV Yerk manufactures. The
len New fesk = IN antoa.SAaiA wse'
married Ia Providence. and returned y
b Soegivss ths esxt AAx
Nso. Jones - . taisnted 0Ostcaaa
Asviag studied II Paris v11sr lean a
Rssske. AZ one time there was talk q
her entering SranA opAra. but hs'
pArents Objected
The evening world., 1913-05-23
Joseph Thompson, Represent
Ing Brotherhood of Painters,
Is Arrested in Brooklyn.
MARKED BILLS PASSED
Trap Set BY Prosecutor, Who
Had Two Detectives Sent
toOverhear Conversation.

Joseoh THOMSON Of No. i1N Thirty.
.,,,, &C.,. s.,s. >,,uss,,
no ID sns WAXING es'ssAss u Us
Councal No. > of the BrothEAeoA -
Painters. Decorators end PsVsr HAAS.
q, Of America xss Ash to-Asy ~
Nasastr>s. NAume, m thu P,a1nusA p
Ne. 600. -. .,.,1,...o. - Tu...
49, !. -.-.~~.s.. -.
H~ ~
uxed ~ ~'se
The complaining witness y ss@ss
Tayiee. hsaA Of ne nsW q james ,.
Taylor . Son at No. - Atisaas svs-
nus. Tue arm Ass The ooutssct for
painting ana asoorst,ne xss WessverxA
,,,,.,A,r. .,A n. .orsA.r.N,. otNs,
-, go. ~ r...s,,. 80 No.
~
ss'An' essios o"ss us'
son osmendso ~ wse9 u0m him'
threatening in the sveat ef . seeusai
TO call strskD On an ~ week
Mr.. Taylor says hs profeseed % b
impres.eA vatA sAs A~sue,,A a. ~ v,rr.
In, A.,...S. NJ. -. ....,~.A. M,
-. ~ -. -
~" ~" -. 'nss ss
The evening world., 1913-05-23
ARRESTS
BROTHER.OFH|C He
SAYS ASSAULTED Tim
Patrolmen Boye and Hoffman
Have Peculiar Mixup That
Judge Must Untangle.

wAss Charles q. 9. Boya . patrol
man ea ne yifty-ssoonA precinct. Nam
haitian. returned - his heaas at Forest
avsass ana Hswss street. Tlatbush.
this morning. after being on duty ell
night. he mot PaArolman John M.
Hoekahaa Of the Glendale precinct.
oussas. Pskrolman Boys told PATROL
mAn Hoffman It was an outrage that
the streets should b. torn up In front
Of ~ house. ana thought the PAYERS
should b arrested ~ Hoffman The
lattss told him to 20 to court and set
. summona Anyhow. he said. Boye
was . policeman. too. and why didDt
he do the arrsstinsf
Soon aftsrward Holman Appsarsd at
the Glendale poAos station With Boys q
prisoner. charged with disorierly con.
quot, and swors out warrants Tor dis
orderly conduct and assault In the hrst
degree against Boys. Hoffman ssys
that while hs had the prisoner befors
Lssut. AcNaught, taking his pedigree
he Manhattan pAtrolman assaulted him
Boys denies he did anything Of thu
Kind. Boys's facs and shirt were Gov
cred with blood One Of hts eyes wai
blscs. his face was cut In several place
and his shirt ripped. There wasn't I
mark on Patrofman Hoffman. who 10 ,
much smaller man than Boye. Aasis
trats Conway OF the Flushing Polio
Court 10 the 0oloaon who WIN be calle
upon TO determine who's who an
what's ~fhst 6stwssa che brothsr pstzel
men.
The evening world., 1913-05-23
STEALS MICROSCOPE
ITO STUDY MICRO bES." "
Sight of instrument in Window
Tempted Science-Loving Bur-
glar, He Confesses.

When caught after . chase Of several
blocks easty to-day and found to have .
valuable microscope under his coat, Q
young man. who gave his nams ~
Afbert o'Drisn. declared that the sight
Of the instrument standing easily 70 b
stolen had been more than he could re-
sist. He wanted to make investigations
about microbes. he SAID.
Patrolman Wilson on Madison avenue
near Thirty-hrst street heard . crash
Of glass. The nAxt moment he saw Q
man running and gave pursuit.
OBrien said he was passing the home
Of Dr.. Wilnam r. Mittsndorf, . noted
eye specialist at No. ~ Madison avenue
when he cav the mlcreocope inside Z
window on the ground door. H>
smashed the window with . eobblessone,
snatched up the instrument anA ned
Dr.. Mittsndorf. VINO was woseE1ng lats,
The evening world., 1913-05-23
NO SURRENDER, NO, SIR,
SAYS 7. R. IN 4 LETTER.
And, Tee, Hee, He Says There Is
No Place for q Boss In
His Party.

0TAnfF0RD. Conn. May AIN Q
letter sent to tie Progressive Party
q orssnwh4eh witch gavs . dinner
last nisht Col Roosevelt wrote. "It
10 % IDLE TO talk Of our amaigamatinl
with either Of the old party machines
a. Il would have been to tam OF the
Lincoln Rspublioans amalsamatins with
either the BOURBON Democrats or the
Cotton whsgs IN their day. We stand
absolutely for our platform.
I'VE believe in applying the prdnci.
pies Of our party platform to parts
managsmant ~ we'll a. to government
There 10 no place In our ranks for thu
boss"
The evening world., 1913-05-23

son. DR.. Darlington. DR.. Lsipsle9s ~
and Mrs.. D6ward R0t1nsoa, P5sG 1a1s
6esa osbofa. sGr. ~ Ma = 1sAey
Mrs.. Russell 0aes and 1fra y Va1
dArbit have acospted invie6t10DO =
Nov the annual work tSosUe Oasu0o a
Gay .. The invitattens wses 0nooqe d
Mrs.. Jamss 0psysf. rssa1OA q a
New YefG wo@se's l.sa0ss - -
mails. .|'a.t
The evening world., 1913-05-23

wsPk Bsrss Parade Reviswsss.
Mayor anl Mra 0aynor. Commissiea-
ere waldo. Edwards. Slower and John.
The evening world., 1913-05-23

Ost OF . Job, Ends sIis uAfe.
Frederick wakst, hfty-two yeArs old.
q brickiayer out of work. commtttsd
suicide this afternoon at hts home, No.
27SI Eighth avenue, by hanging him.
sal6 In The bathyooA
The evening world., 1913-05-23
LAWYER TWICE DIssARRED.
siases Il Ost Unass 5000 0aAl On
Dns esslsms.t Chasgs.

wliiiam b. singer. VINO was rscsnuy
disbarrsd from practice Of Law In the
state Courts for fiiinS 6aiss afsdavtts
In his application Tor admittancs 70 the
Bar. was to-day disbArrsd from prac-
tics IN the Federal Courts by Judge
Hand. following Singers ind4etmsnk tor
smbssstng the funds Of . bankrupt
estate.
1t was charged In the tnAsotmsnt thaA
ging9. while trustee ta HAnAuuDt1y
Of Harry u. Asrmastsin. . tswsllos
Appropriated several hundred dollars foI
his own use and then made tra0dulsn
anidavih conosrniug the shortaSs q
Rsfsrss Peter b. OanSy: 6au was f,xsd
at 5000 and Singer was given into IN,
custody Of United States Marsha
HsnkSa.
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nVrTnnVAn 0TE AAurDA
The evening world., 1913-05-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
I'ORT OF NEW Y0Rk.

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NeU x0gk CiVs 49, Sessss
Clpts1ephss ................,..fa .fara
xnltA .........s....s.....s' AeyeSve,,
Csnt4bA sss.sssss.sssssssss.sse sSssstost
Co1n0A s.sssss.ssssss..ssss roHuh
~ OnmD. 0essS>s~N
The evening world., 1913-05-23

INCOMING eTyANsHIPs.
s.~sA> .s.4A.sG3eHs ss.-A
The evening world., 1913-05-23

OUTGOING 8TEAA0Hlp0.
eAlLED TO-DAY.
8. e! !s.s s.:saRs.''' A'N''s' s.s''A'
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-06-24
new LADIES' Furnishings STORE
Arkansas and Illinois Men Locate
Business Here.

A new dry goods and ladies' furn-
tshings establishment will be soon
added to the list of Twin Falls busi-
ness houses as the result of decision
made by Arkansas and Illinois men to
locate in this CITY, The new store will
he opened in the Smith building, nexs
door north OF the bowling alley on
Main avenue. The proprietors are
Messrs. A. c. Gladney, formerly of
Fort Smith. Ark, and Samuel Hart Of
Marion. Illinois. The new firm will
confine It's attention to dry goods and
ladies' and children's furnishings with
stock of shoes as a part of the
stores features.
Fixtures and shelving are being put
In this month. Both men have had
experience in the business and arc
confident Of making 1t success.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-06-24
w[DS NEBRASKA GIRL
HOllister Man Returns With Bride
From East,

At the hour of $3.50 o'clock on the
afternoon of Wednesday, June 18th, at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Roberts, in Allen,
Neb., Charles Elwood Grieve and Miss
Mabel Roberts were joined in mar
riage. These young people have host
friends In this city, as both are gradu-
ates of the normal and college depart
ments of Nebraska Central college and
their influence for good has outlived
their term of residence with us. For
five years the bride was an instructor
In the schools of Dixon county, and
was recognized as exceptionally COM
petent in her work. A pleasing per-
sonality and natural ability, linked
with years of careful study, have pre-
pared her for life of usefulness. On
the 8th day of June, Mr.. Grieve return
ed to this city from Twin Falls. Idaho,
where he had been engaged in agri-
cultural pursuits for some time.
Charlie is a young man of the highest
morals, and is not afraid Of good hard
work II such Is essential for accom-
plishing his purpose. He is of the type
that succeeds. Mr. and Mrs. Grieve
will reside at Hollister, Idaho, where
they have an eighty acre tract of land
For that place they will depart Friday
morning, stopping enroute for visit
with friends. The Republican joins in
extending congratulations. - Allen
(Neb.) Republican.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-06-24
MINNESOTA ROADS CONFORM
Recent Supreme Court Decision Ac.
cepted Mt Once.

ST. Paul, June 21.-At a conference
with members of the state railroad
and ware house commission, held be-
hind locked doors yesterday, repre-
sentatives of railroads affected by the
decision of the United States supreme
court in the Minnesota case decided to
put into effect as soon as possible the
state rates declared valid by the sp-
preme court. These include the 2-cent
passenger rate, the merchandise
freight schedule and the commodity
freight rate, enacted by the legisla-
ture, but never put into effect because
OF the injunction proceedings. The
agreement ended further discussion of
carrying on litigation.
The roads will be called upon to dis
tribute approximately 100000 with
In the next six months.
In 1910, after the commodity rate
had been enjoined, the legislature
passed law requiring the railways to
file schedules each month showing all
shipments made under the law the diff
ference between the state rate and
those charged In each particular case
These schedules have been kept up to
date, and the railways will pay over
to the state commission the amount
represented, to be determined by the
commission, to the shippers entitled to
rebates. Attorney General Lyndon A.
Smith has been asked to formulate a
plan whereby this may be accom-
plished. Aj..
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-06-24
MUST FILTER
CITY WATER
Mayor Meigs Ordered to Shut
Down, Plant
TIME LATER ALLOWED COMPANY
TO FIX FILTERS.
state Board of Health Takes a Hand
In the Waterworks Fight in This
City.


On Friday of last week Mayor Meigs
was served with telegraphic notice to
shut down the city waterworks sys-
tenn until an adequate filtration sys-
tenn could be put in. BY explaining
the gravity of the case of shutting
down the city supply, a temporary
resplt from the order was obtained by
tine mayor and the water company
notified to get busy.
At present the water company is
working busily day and night at
tempting to enlarge it's filters and
place them in order and for the pres
ent the city health officers advises
every household to boil the water.
The agitation was brought about by
the circulation of stories of finding
small fish in large quantities in the
various taps about the city and the
stories finding their way to the ears
of the state officials.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-06-24
ATTEMPTS TO SLAY SISTER
Drink Crazed Caldwell Man Uses
Heavy Axe as Weapon.

Marion Garner, we'll known Cald-
well character, with heavy axe as
his weapon, attempted to kill his sis
ter, Mrs. Emma Mason, at her home
in Caldwell early Saturday morning,
and but for the courage and presence
of mind displayed by the intended vic
tim, would have succeeded. 1t is said
Garner had been drinking heavily and
had had few words with his sister
early in the evening. Later on he re-
turned to her home and struck her
with an axe, exclaiming "We have had
trouble enough; we will die together"
Mrs. Mason wrenched the axe from
the crazed man and was forced to
strike him with it in self defense.
Garner was placed under arrest by
Night Watchmap Gavin and charge
Of attempt to commit murder was
filed against him.-Parma Herald.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-06-24
COAST To COAST STRIKE
Chicago Building Trades Council Head
Says It May be Called

Chicago, June 21.-Threat of coast
to coast strike in sympathy with the
Chicago union men locked out by the
Building Construction Employers as
sociation, was made today by Simon
O'Donnell. president Of the Building
Trades council. According to O'Don-
nell, union men in cities throughout
the country are awaiting his word to
drop their tools and tie up the con-
struction work Of the nation.
"All that Is necessary is just the
word from Chicago" said O'Donnell.
IT have heard from the leading unions
and they have offered cooperation.
They feel, as we do, that we have been
badly treated. II the word goes out
work will stop from San Francisco to
Maine.
Eve are hesitating here. Tying up
SO much work would cripple the coun-
try. We will hold out until the last
minute before taking such drastic &C.
tion."