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STOP THEFT

Ths great xsssh Story Of ~
summss. sovslssd from The sac
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Ssgia serial pNhliea t1ea ~ ne I've.
piAg WeS1l to-osssow.
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lauShs aa1 t1yllls - Ne saRs
bssstA. DsaV 1ass H. Yea sasS
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The Hedgeville Editor.
By Iohn L. Hobble.

Copynght 1918. b The frelS Puhhh
2 = ENRY CARPENTER says that
- his new stenographsr has agreed
I not 10 tell the once secrets to
more than three friends.
meanest thing that Mr.. Derks
ever said about his wife 10 that
4 she doesn't deserve . better hus.
band.
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Lcarni7 to Forget.

r r OW can one
~ sreSk I'D 'u
unworthy 81.
IA hment?.
II tee first p!a 20,
! am n y.al. nd
.-a: o. tn. virtue
o' loycl.v, aa, J
I h ! n X 4 person
should be very ce:-
tain that an attach
ment Is worthy
before attempting 10
destroy It. But Il:
the destruction is
fIlily received up.
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! - on IT UtVONles az
iaosl uh9!y a matter 70: the Individual
VII
Gnaases OF scene, the cultivation OF
new friendships and other exterior aids
ass' sut -syp-rhciai In their effects. The
thary tnst really counts Is the de,er'
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WORkINGMENi
Shall AMERICANS or ENGLISH

The crews Of the British steamers
have threatened all Americans who
shal1 dare to express their opinions
tonight at tho English Aristocratic
(Opefa House! We advocate no vio-
loncA but free expression Of
|, opinion TO all public men.
Workingmen! Freemen! stand by
youf lawful rights.
AMERICAN COMMITTEE,
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q Co. IJh0 N0W Y0e6 Bv0Aln0 W06dJ.
@LD FORK ssys that young oss
to-day are afraid to think to-
~ thsmsslvss; they WAne prsdiesees
Cd thought.
n NR. HENDERSON says that vhso
M his wife hears Q gooA story sAe
~'~ multlpliss II by two and thsa q.
vid1s II among the ueighboes
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...~ Ten NatiOn-FamOus
New York Murders
y Alfred Henry Lewis

etsSq6
SISS
Copyright. 1918. BY =. q. McCl'

Hnl acton. An organisation known - The
Naavs Amsricans'. In New YORK used this rivalry
- nvaiu. lnasased. MacIesdy aeosins Forrest
Aavine Ansea him. The Englsh stafs per;
eocnAnceo IN America 6eSan TO b punctuated
sath ysl1s sad Ne throwing q dscaysd fruit.
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CHAPTER XVI.
Black Out.

HOWARD s o'clock In the eve
ming Ember met Whitaker in
the dining room OF the P-i-
mordial and together they
. proceeded to the theatre to
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(Oonhnuod.)
tContinuod)
EXT day . denial appeared in
the papers and Macready
writes Of It:

EXT day . denial appeared in
n the papers and Macready
writes Of It:
"Philadelphia---A card or
letter aligned Edwin For
rest" appeared IN print.
/ dated rhiladelphia, Nov. 2l, 1s4s. which
contained the following passages: Mr..
1Iacready. IN his speech last night to
che audience at the Arch Street Theatre.
made allusion. I understand. to IAN
American actor" who had the tcmerity
on one occasion "openly to hiss him."
This Is true. and. by the way. the only
truth which I have been able TO gather
from the whole scope Of his address.
But why say "an American actor?" Why
not openly charge me with the act1 For
! did II. and publicly avowed Il in the
Times newspaper of London, and at the
same time asserted my right to do so.' "
, Macready played throu shout the coun-
try. finding zero weather everywhere.
and in May nS4O bent his steps toward
New York. In anticipation Of his COM
ING. Rynders and Buni.lns had been
most heroically busy. When tho Mac
ready three.shects went up announcing Z
Macbeth" for ths opening night, our
worthless Of the Empire Club caused to
be struck of this stirring Elimination:
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
LAND SALE ROMfDAlE MAY 81
Part of Acreage in Gem Irrigation
District with Water to Be Sold.

2 Commissioner Day of the state land
department Is looking forward to a
lively land sale May 81 when part of
the state hand lying within the bounds
of the Gem Irrigation district in Owy-
hee county will be disposed of at pub
lie auction. The state has upward of
10000 acres In that immediate vicinity
and not long since the state land
board authorized the payment from
the Carey, act trust fund of $4,000 ap-
proximately to pay the states share
OF putting water on the land. Water,
1t Is reported, Is now on the land so
that irrigated crops may be raised this
season.
The sale of state lands will be held
at Homedale at the school house at II
o'clock on the morning of May 81.
Practically all the land has been ap-
praised at $50 an acre although some
Is put in as low as $3.50. On all the
land valued below $25 an acre one
tenth of the purchase price must be
put up on the day of sale; on all val
ued above $25 an acre two-tenths OF
the purchase price must be paid down.
-Nampa Leader.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
GOOD ROADS MEET
OVER AUTO ROUTE
Twin Falls County Enthusiasts
viii Invade Boise.
EVERY TOWN IN COUNTY OUT FOR
BETTER ROADS.
Twin Falls City Autoists Are Urged to
Join Delegation to- the Good Roads
Convention.

Twin Falls road enthusiasts are be-
ginning to wake up to the value OF
the good roads convention which will
be held In Boise, June 10, IL and IL.
From all along the line the news
comes OF the interest taken in the an
preaching convention in the capital
city. Twin Falls with probably more
automobiles to the population than
any other town in the state, should
get in line with the rest and send a
good big delegation to Boise next
month.
E. ]. Ostrander, chairman of the
committee on goods roads, has spent
the past few days among the automo-
bile owners and has lined up large
number who will make the trip to
Boise, but still there should be more
delegates to fill out Twin Falls quota
OF twenty. Arrangements have been
made, according to Mr.. Ostrander. to
fix rate to Boise and return by auto
mobile at ten dollars per person, in
order to defray the expense and usage
on the cars. Those who can and Will
go are urged to give their names to
Messrs Ostrander or A. L. Swim, or
hand them to the secretary of the
Commercial club. Get in and boost
Tor the state highway via Twin Falls.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
JOHN GREY IS
fXONfRATfD
Released at Preliminary Hear
ing Wednesday.
DEFENSE DID NOT PLACE ANY
WITNESSES ON STAND.
States Witnesses Failed to Show Any
Grounds for Binding Over to the
District Court.

John Grey walked out of the justice
court last night free man as the re-
suit Of the preliminary hearing on the
charge of manslaughter for the shoot
Ing of Jesse Hayes. The state put
seven witnesses on the stand In it's at
tempt to get the defendant bound over
but the testimony failed to shake the
facts as given by Grey in his former
stories of the fatal quarrel.
The defense represented by Sweeley
& Sweeley and w. p. Guthrie submit
ted no evidence before Justice Smith
and after little deliberation the lat
ter ordered the prisoner turned loose,
deeming the evidence too strong to-
ward the defense to warrant binding
over to the district court.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
Mayor C. O. Meigs Appoints Standing
Committees of Council.

At meeting of the city council
Monday evening Mayor c. O. Meigs
announced the appointment of the
standing committees:
Finance - Maxwell, Breckenridge
and White.
Streets and Alleys-White and Gra-
ham.
Fire Department - Mayor Meigs,
Breckenridge and White.
Health and Sanitation - Graham,
Maxwell and Breckenridge.
Drains and Sewers-Breckenrid
White and Graham.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
MEETS DEATH BY CAYE-IN.
Idaho Falls Man Crushed in Sewer
Trench.

A cavein In the sewer trench on
Park avenue between E and F streets
this morning about 1880 resulted in
the death OF man supposed to be A.
NJ. Hirschfield, and the injuring of
Carl Meeham,
Parrot Bros. Construction company,
who have the contract for the con-
struction of the sewer in this city had
a force OF men working on Park ave-
nue. this morning in the trench which
was almost completed and very deep
Just before the men quit for the noon
hour the bank of the trench where
Hirschfeld and Meeham were working
caved In and the two men were caught
with the falling earth. Hirschfeld
was completely covered and Meeham
was buried up to his shoulders.
AS soon as the accident happened
force OF the workmen started to
dig out the imprisoned men, which
they had done in few minutes, but
Hirschfeld had met almost sudden
death. The print of his head and
shoulders was very plain on the side
OF the bank, which showed that he
was instantly crushed to death.
Htrschfelds body was at once re-
moved to the Dinwoodey Undertaking
parlors and Meeham was taken to the
general hospital. A report from the
hospital Is to the effect that he was
only slightly injured and will be out
In few days.
The two men are strangers in Idaho
Falls as they have only been here
since the commencement Of the work
on the sewer and very little Is known
OF them. It was learned that the two
men In the accident were partners
and came to this city together from
Cincinnati, where their parents are
supposed to reside.
An effort will be made to locate
Hirschfeld's parents in Cincinnati and
inform them of the tragedy. A coro-
ner's inquest will probably be held
tomorrow.-Idaho Falls Times.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
HORSE GOES THROUGH SYPHON
Unwary Graser Shoots the Chutes to
Death on Canal.

Some time last week the Twin Falls
Canal company had to shut down the
low line flow at Miner while it ex-
tricated several hundred pounds of
horse meat from headgate below the
low line syphon where 1t had caught
after rapid shoot through the big
ten-foot steel flume which carries the
canal under Rock Creek AS near as
can be guessed the esqnine was graz
ing near the bank above the syphon
and where the flow is very rapid. With
its. feet hobbled the horse had no
chance in the stiff current and
plunged down the seventy-foot drop
through the flume and out on the
other side with rush that probably
caused its death. The carcass flowed
along the canal until the hobble rope
caught on the first headgate.- :.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
TWIN FALLS HITS
LEAGUE PITCHER
McCresfy Fails 10 Stop Local
SiderS.
BUHL.FILER TEAMS SHUT OUT IN
FAST GAME WEDNESDAY,.
Bursting for Twin Falls Pulls Teams
Out of Several Bad Holes During
Game.

Twin Falls evidently liked minor
league pitching by the way they went
after Pitcher McCreery of Vancouver,
landing on his curves for q total Of
four scores. McCreery, however. in
his defense could not be said to
have even bush league support and
two Of the locals runs were largely
due to team errors.
The game, Notwithstanding the one
sided score, was one of the cleanest
and snappiest games played this year
and deserved better, patronage than
was given 1t by the fans. Bursing and
Chaplin for Twin Falls were playing a
stellar game and in at least three in
nings only perfect box work and team
support kept the visitors from chang
ing the score. In two innings with
bases full the visitors were retired
when at least one score seemed in
evitable.
Twin Falls scores came widely
scattered and but for Chapin's clever
field generalship would have been
cuts down to two. Several changes in
the team lineup were noted. John
son held down his old position at
third with Patton at short and q
great Improvement was noted in the
infield work by reason of the change.
The game was worth while to the
few fans who attended and showed
conclusively that Twin Falls can and
will play fast ball for the rest of the
season.
Score by innings-
Buhl-Filer ......0 o 0 o o o o o O-O
Twin Falls $500 0 o 1 o 2 O x-4
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
FORFEITURE
OF FRANCHISE
City Of POCate|IO Wins Against
Water Co.
DECISION Is GIVEN BY JUDGE
DIETRICH.
Can Still Operate Under Former Fran
chises but City Now Has Right to
Construct Own Plant

The franchise of James A. Murray,
the Butte millionaire, granted to him
by the city of Pocatello under the
name OF the Pocatello Water company
to furnish a domestic supply of water
Tor that city, Is declared forfeited by
Judge F. S. Dietrich of the federal
court on the ground that the defend
ant, Murray, or the water company,
mas refused to comply with the con-
tract made with the city in numerous
instances, particularly with regard to
furnishing a sufficient supply.
1t Is understood, however, that this
does not work forfeiture of the
rights of the defendant to oust him
from the city or prevent his continu-
ing to furnish water and charge for
the same. The franchise which has
been declared forfeited by Judge Die
trich Is that granted under ordinance
No. 86, enacted June 6, 1901. The
water company holds franchises
granted at three different times. One
on January 4, 1892, and another grant
ed June 9, 1898, in addition to the
one just forfeited by decree of Judge
Dietrich.
The franchise just forfeited bound
the city of Pocatello not to establish
or maintain a competing plant muni-
c1pally owned during the life of the
franchise granted, and it Is under
stood that one OF the purposes of the
city In demanding the forfeiture OF
this particular franchise was to OBJ
tain release from that prohibition
with the view to taking steps to in
stall a municipal water plant in the
| immediate future.
There has long been controversy be-
tween the city and the water company
That was true in 1900 and in 1901, the
result of which was an agreement
whereby, in return for certain i'm
provements, extensions and reductions
In cost of service made by the COM
pany, the city council enacted the
new franchise binding the city not to
construct municipal plant. The
troubles, however, were but momen-
tarily settled and they have broken
out anew at frequent intervals since
Capital News.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
WATER IN DEER FLAT.
Twenty Foot Head at the Gates
Against 1734 Last Year.

Nampa.-There is a greater storage
OF water in the Deer Flat reservoir
this season than ever before. accord
ing to John Bailey, who has charge
Of the big lake for the U. s. r. s. Mr..
Bailey states that there is now 20
foot head Of water at the gates, as
compared to 17h-foot head of last
year, and he Is Of the opinion that the
22-foot mark will be reached this
year. When the water is 80 feet deep
at the headgates the reservoir will
have reached it's full capacity. The
water is now so feet deep in many
places In the lake and the distance
around 1t at the waters edge Is some
thing over 20 miles.-Statesman.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
new LUMBER YARD.
T. F. Warner and NJ. E. JennisOn VIII
Open Yard on Third Avenue, South.

M. E. Jennison, who was up to a
short time ago connected with the
Iowa Lumber company, and T. F..
Warner have formed partnership
and will engage in the lumber busi-
ness in this city. Their yards will be
located on Third avenue, south, across
the street from the Cash Buyers
Union. The new firm will deal in the
best of lumber and they are now busy
erecting sheds for their stock. The
members of the new firm are both
we'll known in Twin Falls as first
class business men.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
Actual Value Of System rendered TO Twin
Twin Waterwofks Company.
Chances Are Good for Reasonable Settlement Of he Present
1angie and the Control Of the Present
System by City.

AT meeting OF the city council city water commission
Wednesday night the matter of the % ownership
water system the chief topic figures and estimates of Enp
neer r. Horn the actual of present system were
ented and the matter carefully Acting
mates the city, through its attorney E. L. Ashton will offer the
water works for the plant turned over
the city May 31st of this While whether the
proposition will be accepted there has disposition
of the water down
that the matter will be settled this month
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
U. P. ADVERTISING IDAHO.
Eastern Publications with Millions Of
Readers the Mediums.

The Union Pacific and the Oregon
Short Line. in accordance with pub
licity plans followed for several
years are giving this state vast
amount Of publicity which should re-
suit in much good. Eastern publica-
tions with a combined circulation Of
five millions are running regular ad-
vertisements boosting the northwest
states. The ads. are in attractive
shape, depicting the vast horticultural
and agricultural resources and give
each state an equal mention.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
ANOTHER CARLOAD OF FORDS
Western Auto Company Unable to
Supply Demand.

Wednesday the Western Auto COM
pany, local agents for the Ford mo-
tor cars, unloaded its third carload of
the machines and Is still unable to
supply the demand for the handsome
little machine. Orders for four more
cars have been placed with the fac
tory. but Manager Easley receives but
little encouragement for delivery of
all of the shipments. owing to the un-
precedented demand made on the fac
tory this year.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
BORAh FOR PRESIDENT.
Harper's Weekly Predicts He VIII
Receive Republican Nomination.

New York. May 19.-Harper's Week
ly makes the following editorial fore
cast:
I'VE predict today that the next Re-
publican candidate for president of
the United States will be William E.
Borah of Idaho"
More than a year before Woodrow
Wilson's nomination Harper's Weekly
made a similar prediction, which fact
is referred to editorially by the New
York Sun this morning.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
HOME GAMES WITH INDIANS.
Three Games Next Week, Friday, Sat.
urday and Sunday.

The Twin Falls rooters will be CIV
en- a chance next week to show Just
how strong they will support the home
team when the Pocatello Indians will
be here for series of three games,
Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The
team is playing better ball every day
and is building up some strong team
play that will count for many victories
later. 1t is up to the fans to get out
and show that they are alive and back
of q winning team.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
ADVERTISERS IN THIS ISSUE
OF. THE TIMES.

The buying public IL urged to
scrutinize this list before buying
anything. The man who adver-
uses usually has something OF
value for you and can save you
money. Watch this space each
issue for the list Of the adver-
tisers.
Booth Mercantile Co.
cambridge & Schroeder. Incu-
rators.
T. F. Conservatory of Music.
Clos Book Store.
Ct. Shoshone & T. #. Water
Power Co.
George M. Dow. Electrical Re-
pairs.
Brizee Sheet Metal Works.
Employment Office.
Faris & Lyman Automobile
Livery.
Hill & Taylor. Insurance.
Iowa Lumber Co.. Green Cut
Posts.
Jenkins & Company.
The Model, Shoe Sale.
Miner & North Side r. r.
G. o. Meigs.
Nibley- Channel Lumber Co.
New Five and Ten Cent Store.
Peterson Hardware Co.
Powell, Prof. 8. n
Peoples Cafe.
W. r. Priebe.
Royal Baking Powder Co.
Strauss & Glauber. Clothing.
Sells-Floto Shows. May -.
Sweeley & Sweeley, Real
Estate Bargains. 4
Swim q Aldrich. Real Estate.
G. A. Tobey.
Twin Falls Raft River Real
Estate Company. Malta, idaho.
Taylor Grocery 4 Bakery.
Twin Falls Sash & Door Co.
Twin Falls Milling Z ElevA-
tor Co., Idahome Flour.
The First National Bank
+. b. Grocery & Nero, Co.
Twin Falls Bank q Trust 90.
Twin Falls Title 4 ABSTRACT GO.
Twin Falls Auto Co.
varney, The Live Candy Man.
J. r. White, Real Estate
Wright Z Butler. Nursezy s
stock.
Western Auto Co. Ford Cars.
Henry J. Wall, Abstracts,
The White Palace Jewolry.
WikeF's Cash Grocery.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
POTATO BUllfTIN.
The Times Has & Number Of Coples
On Hand for Distributor.

Owing to the courtesy Of the Ore
gon Short Line The Times has re-
ceived q number Of copies Of farmers'
bulletin 633. issued by the agricultural
department entitled Good Seed Po-
tAtoes and How to Produce Them. =
They will be given to the farmers y
long a. they last
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
POTATO BULLETINS READY.
Advice for Potato Raisers Distributed
by Short Line.

The Times is In receipt of large
number of pamphlets on the culture
and care of potatoes, prepared by the
government experts, which can be se-
cured by application at the office. The
bulletins are very complete and worth
while to any potato raiser. The cost
of distribution of the pamphlets is
cared for by the courtesy Of the Ore
gon Short Line passenger department.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
MBfKAh DISTRICT MEETING.
VIII Be Held in This City ON June ii
Of This Year.

The district meeting Of the Daugh-
ters Of Rebekah will be held in the
hall over the Idaho Department store,
Wednesday, June II. The meeting
will be attended by delegates from
Buhl, Filler, Twin Falls, Kimberly.
Burley. Hepburn, Asequia and Albion.
The members of the two local lodges
have appointed committees and q
splendid program IL being arranged.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
PLAY IN POCATalO SUNDAY.
Baseball Teams First Out OF Towz
Game.

The Twin WAlls Magicians will play
their first out-of-town game next
Sunday with the Pocatello team at
that city. A number Of the local
rocters Are preparing to follow the
fortnnes Of the team and viii repre-
sent Twin Falls fAndom there.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23

Ladies, find the error In the book
let, "a Pure Factory in Southern Ida
ho," and get dish of Vesta Ice Cream
Free See our ad on editorial page OF
this issue.
LINCOLN PRODUCE & REFRIGER-
ATING CO.
-Adv.-May 20
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
NOTICE or 9T0CKNOLDRns

NottQD & Aereey e1von that a JQno
J. 1914 there VIII ~ N annual mANA-
Ing q The stockhoadern cf ~ TW1n
lallo-e0oAcAe Canal Company g
lAsar ofiicss b TwiA yAlls. lda. .
- O'Clock q. d.
=. L. DIyNK2(pAlk IA
Nay - Niee fradak.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
.BUlIl PREPARING FOR FOURTH
Biz Celebrst1on Announced By the
West End City.

Preliminary announcements Of q
monster two-day celebration, July
third and Fourth. which will be held
at Bahl this year have Just been made
public. The West End. city h aoing
to ehow the reat Of the county and
southern Idaho = real celebration and
. great big live time SIS M 81
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23

We are in the market for 60 or 80
good farms. List same with the un-
dersigned. E. C. Meyer, Route 8. Twin
Falls. May 20-23
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
WHY NOT GET 10 LBS, SUGAR

WHY NOT GET 10 LBS. SUGAR
for $1.00 with . four-dollar purchase
Of other goods ct Wiker's Cash Store |?
Just - we'll get five pounds Of sugar
extra and also save something ON
other groceries - our prices are low
er on many articles. % We sell for
cash only.
Try an order and eee for yourself.
Deliveries made every day. 32l Eouth
Main.-Adv.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
AMSTERDAM BtAUTIflS.
Trees Are Planted by D. d. Kunkel;
New School House Planned.

Over 500 trees have been planted
along the streets Of Amsterdam dur
ing the past few weeks. Amsterdam
has taken up the work of beautifying
its streets at about one year of age.
Two rows have been set out from the
railroad east about one-half mile and
on the cross and side streets, all of
which will be irrigated from the Sal
mon river canal system. D. D. Kun
kel. Of the Kunkel Realty company.
secured the contract for the work,
which he did himself, assisted by Fed
Harmsen.
The school trustees Of the Amster-
dam district are making preparations
to build $4,000 school house this
summer. Work will begin just az
soon as the present school term ends.
The size of the building will be "a by
48 feet--Hollister Herald.