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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-30

Gf og til mootager Di noget, iom
pi neiten life oeo, bnao Ri ifal
faIoe. On Slags 8ers er oct,
men boerfen 9igt eaer R m. 8i
foritonr iaa goot, at Seniisten meo
boaoe Of ifripe og inoienoe bet er
goo. Men bet er life NOT, 1aar iligt
ffal offentIiggsres. gunoen
StiI moo feIge gersIpren,
os Der moo bore 6Iugt og 3 o e.
II / oct, eaers er oct noget inm-
merligt noset. 5or Eioen bar ri
en- bel lille gunfe Of iligt liggenbe,
fom Ri life fan BRUCE. Beofommen.
be fan paa gesering faa bet til.
bngeienot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-30

Norom9noene Ifal after til Com.
mer faa geieg fra Rorge. 5 sol.
feblaoet" al %. os. laies: Com
merifole afboIoes beo aussburs
Seminar fra 8. til ID. aug. prof.
8ernt Stoplen, 8eitprer for oct
praftiff.teoIogiife Seminar Oeo Ror.
ges rtninerfitet, ifaI bore til Steoe
og boloe ca. 10 5oreoras. 2ise-
Ieoes f~orpentes, at grof. goparo
Soerorup, Profesior oeo Wenie.
beosfafuItetet / a~riitiania, oil bore
til Steoe, ioet ban oil befsge be
Goreneoe Stater iom 9elegat til
ben onoen geroensfonference for
friiteIigt gorgerifab, iom afboloes
! BortIano, Ore, fra ben %. sunni
til ben 6. SuIi."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-30
Gnsoag oen 80 apriI, 1918.

S. Sfanoinapen~ lfrioer Yait.
Ism. u. Gasmusien al ben norife
Spnooe moo en- Geiolution. iom
Maoiion-@bicago SpeciaIfonferen-
&c al lamme iunooe bar iattet,
og 6pori Spnooen aouares imoO ct
fatte enoelig geilutning ON Gam.
m%enilutning meo Gen iorcneoe nor
ife Strife, og 81. opiororer 2agfolfet
til at p9re paa Oeres Bolt / oenne
Gag. i9rlis opiorores Nenigbeoer.
ne iSpnooen til Of i%nitruere oeres
9elegater til 4arsmsoet / Hetning
Of Screening.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-30
Sll0t al 9ibets gaberifbtte.
(ai X.)

On engelif embeosmano / 9ige-
ria WeIt.airifo), Amaurp talbot,
bar npIig bnit 2pffe til at opnoa,
bnoo biotil ingen bpio Winno bao0e
iormaaet: at iinoe o9 mnoeriege
De inofeotes toenoe itore Selligoom.
me. Zen enc foIoes &c oeoes 50"
% er beliggenoe / biotil ufenote
egne al 2anoet. "a ban meo fine
9eioiiere nGrmeoe zig ben al oisie
uelfenote SeIIi9oom, nGgteoe De al.
Ie ioml cen at tr9nge l9ngere irem.
lliortreoen oeoblep imiolertio Scr.
iferen fin 5remmorcb % unoerfa.
iteoe ben beIlige 81 N nsie llnoer'
iegeIie. Hunot ON berifeoe ben oD.
bette gniombeo. Ssens BREEDER par
t0t bepofite mleo llnoerifop, Der
oanneoe ct ianot elooraoo ior ale.
bannoe Bilot. 9bi ingen S9ger
tor ioritDrre ben ubererte 5aosbeo.
! ielne Seen nrimler oct meo 6llt.
arofooiIler er oens g9gtere. De
inoisote tror, at ale mulige Slog
Spgoomme, arig, lllpftesttilipIoe.
ETC. biorerer ira De oioeoes Siple,
Der io9ner ODER 1eoe.S gems SpeiL
men meo nisie Mellemrlm iorlaoer
bette SpboIositeo % / n9eIoioang
re Sp9rme orager inc ooer 2ano
ifnberne.
5oriferen beillltteoe M ogiaa al
opisge Den anoen. enonu ~itrengere
bepogteoe. Selligoom: oSiuets 81.
Sn6gan9en til oenne benmeli9e
Senoom err en- Clogs @rotte, Der
er gent / ct tort 9uifaos. 5 oenne
SeeS ganoe, boori beIligubererte
5iif leper. bpiler Den nigeriite 8aces
2pffe og 5remifribt. Sun gpperiie.
pr9lten tor nprnie iig Seen for at
ioore 5iifene. Ger Dor, flyer De
inofsote, Den beieite @uooom, ben
itore Mooer". 5 9Grbeoen al 81.
en- Iieger en- Spite, IOn beboes al
Ell lille Grens og gige, Der al oeres
5oreIore er beIIigeoe til @uooom.
men, Iom 3af for en- 9snbsreIie.
On 9iener paretager oeres Earp.
8lanot 29ierne finoes Der iein.
feleeIig nogle. iom bar moaitet I'M.
Der fate ZIG en- Operation, 90 iom
Tonleoes bar baft anleoning til at
blipe sfIoroiormeret", Tom man
fnopanlig faIoer oct, ifsnt aIoro.
form fun ii9loen anDenoes, ioet
eter er minbre forlig for Siertet.
DisIe oil oa funne fsIge meo | bet
feIgenoe og ofgere, ON be ielp
fsIte noget lisnen6e. On 2qge, Der
peo en- anQjfaoe maatte opereres,
fortpner fine Grinoringer oerom
iooleoes:
ia man i9nfeoe Waffen oper
nit aniigt. tanfte ieg at billie gre
Dem oct ioa let Tom muligt: ieg
bill ftrofs ilrmre IND. eaa oros
ieg meb oaben Mimb Here bpbe
aanbebroe, inbbraf | ristige Drag
gterbumften os ianf iaste neb ! en-
afgrunb. Del bar en- inIie @Ir'
b~esfbIelie - ioobon tanfer ieg MTG
Opiumsruien, man taber Dunoes
unoer Fe, iDober ioeteIis nebob poo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-30
y9anifertn"s Torbolb
til 6oriparsiagen.

en- oe onoen. / bnert Sab. bill
nof bane logt Rprfe til, at Gan.
Iferen" life bar inotaeet noget Hart
eaer afgiort Staoe / 6orbolo til
oenne Gag. Ren ieg bar / ben
ienere Sio bait en- 5sleiie al. at en-
fnIoigere l1otalelie ON oenne Sag,
emo ser bibtil er sibet. oil pore /
i'm Oroen.
5srit nil iee iaa iise, at cen 9ing
er bet at babe i'm ~perionIige Wae.
ming ON Soeen og uotoIe ben. no.
get forffeIliet er oct at tage Stano-
pnnft iom Geoaftsr af ct Gam.
~funosbIao. Soerfen bar ieg On.
Ifet, beler life bar ieg Jet mig be.
rettiget til iom Reoafter of tage
SIDE / oenne Gag.
@neoaenoe Soeens Gong Der
biemme bar 9ff. forbolot fig refe.
rerenbe, oe bpao 9~onif.amerifo.
nernes 9eItageIie | Den angaar,
oa bor gIaoet optaeet babe for
og imoo, os ies er enaet ioa oiot,
at iee bar erfIaret mig iom Re.
6oftsr ninie til at mootnee 8iorag
til Sngen oe ienoe Dem til rette
g~eofommenoe.
Oct er ioa Iongt. fom iee er
goaet, og iaa langt iom ieg oil gao.
Oct maa life gsres til en-
Q a munosfog at tage Stano.
pinft bnerfen for e1er imo6. De
forffedige SnbI9g bar funnel tie.
ne til for ben enfeIte at nplge fit
Staoe.
Men = Sogen ielp cr ioa be.
tpoelie, at ct bmif gIoo life bur
De boIoe fine 2eiere | l1pioenbeo
mgoaenoe ben.
Sngen Gag bar, iaa Iangt ieg
minoes. laet ioooant geilag pan
Sinoene oerbiemme fom netop bet
fripinige arbejoe for 6oriporsia.
gen. Won bar fammenIienet bet
mon Wnn0en | 1919
8etponingen of 9onmnrfs
feIpft9noige 9eftaoen fp.
nes nle OF bore enige ON; men
bbor6on oenne beoit fan fires, Der.
ON er bet, man er ueniee.
Spao Sr. H. goe anfsrte, Tom
9ismarf ffiiIoe babe uotaIt, Of Der
fom Donmarf ! fi6ite arig lite bap.
be optroaot Tom frigsfsrenoe Waat,
foo bopoe 9pifInn6 tabt, bet til.
taIte mig for iaa pibt, ID bet iotte
moraIff aroft imo6 og ODER ben
fDfiife Wogt.
Nen bet er 10 bog lite afgiort,
at 9pffIon6 bapbe bsiet fig for ieIp
ben froftiglte Hroteit.
Og at bob Danmarf be6 fore.
ne6e Qr9fter Tan prrifere, tfn
ffiaToe bore iom en- Draabe | So.
BET, bet Tan ies life tiIftemme. CT
|Donmorfs arnft Inn ringe, ioo er
6ef 2onb, Der ifaI foriDdres heller
life ftort. Oe I HaIfmfrieet En-
BET 10 netop sobtsiort, at emoo'
moeter bar fsurn4 iibrette, bob
etcrmoeterne oIbrie bar it FIG
I etanb III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-30

Nit Land, nit Folk, min ERE.

Dit Navn, 0 Danmark, herligt
klang
SON Losen for vor Daad og
Sang;
diets s%tolte, blede Tonefald,
der - elsket frem af Helt og
Skjald =
er Tonen, der har baaret frem
liver Dansk, som bejled til Din
Pris
og hadret har paa nordisk Wis
Dit Navnl
Wort Land er frit, Diet store Hav
har vugget Folkets Frihedskrav,
som fpstned Kronen tusind Aar
omkring Dit agergyldne Haar.
Fra ranke Bege, Mark og Yang
med Gyldenaks og L%erkesang
nu folger os fra Mil til Mil
Dit yarme danske Sommersmil,
wort Land
Wort Folk, - de Ord til os bar
Bud
ON Danastammens bedste Skud +.
thi danske Hjerter lever med
i hver en- Daad j Kamp og Fred,
- fra Absalons j Dragestavn,
til Bertel mejsled Danmarks
Navn
og til, hvor under stjerneflag
med Heder nevnes holt j Dag
wort Folk.
Wort bedste Vern mod Twill
og Void
var Hjerterne Danmarks
Skiold;
og bag Diet Varn yor Fremtid
staa
med Modersmaalet ,,senden-Aa''
= det unge Danmarks Aryesag
- j Haabet ON en- ,,Atterdag',
da Korsets Banner folder nd
paa Slesvigs Jord Diet Jubelbud /:
wort Land
Wort Sprog - saa bl9dt ] Kvin-
demund
har Mend gjort skarpt j Farens
Stund;
og Hav og Hede, Skov og Wang
CAV liver sin Stemning til diets
Klang.
vi hamrer Diet med Kunst og
Flid
j SSlv og Malm med hellig Id,
thi hver en- Hjertets Helligdom
med Smil og Graad har jublet
wort Sprog. -
I Sagnet ON wort sksnne Flag
sig spejler Slegtens Sindelag
OF. or det Sagn for Barnet kun
er BSrn Vi I'll vor idste Stund
OF staa ON Fanen Riddervagt
mod Void og Svig, til Ret er
Magti
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-30

Scr eprigt tror ieg ilet life. at
5pitlano er iao ing for al annette
re 0anmorf, iom iomme er tiGbeie-
lige til at meme. Ut Huge Den
Mlmofulo fimoe gerne ioraorinae
en- meget ubebagelig Mapepine.
Rabomagterne @nglano % Hils.
lano piloe nGppe beler ie roligt
pa, at gpiflono iIugte 9anmarf.
ON set ifrIoe pfc Silbeieligbeo /
Den 3etnina. - % lao os i ben.
ne 6orbinoeIie frem for aft minoes
9iateren Sngemanns 0ro:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-30

Mar Leserne henvender sig til Folk
som sserterer / Bladet, enten for At
kobe hos dem eller for at faa Oplysning
en- Diet sverterede, bedes de altid ON
szle. at de sas Avertissementet / dette
Bad. bet vii vere til gensidig Ststte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-30

I Tilfalde At, at Bladet like modtages
regelmmssigt, bedes man klage til Diet
stedlige Postkontor. Skulde dette like
AjaIpe, bedes man henvende sig til
.,Danskeren"s Kontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-30
,Sfpbnernes 9eoer.
9lonoens llobre0er.
Sill Oct Solf, on beporerl /"

@iO pi mart maa ie oen DAG.
oa ariosmaet % 6orioarsOarfer
aileies al moralif Getsi9rOsisIeIie
o9 8oIogift; men en0nu ipnes 5re-
Den beoit iifret. bpor ingen tor for.
itnrre Den.
sluttelig ifoI ieo bemarfe. at
cen paientlig @rlmO til, at ieg
life bill OBJ orore til al noe 9i.
orog til 6oriparsia9en er Sen. at
ri Tom airfeiamiuno bar bgiere
0p9oper. iom ri moo fIao Il
for % itna ANN en-
0 III. Men bar nogen 2pit og
Gaao til ooian at noe en- SfGro til
6orioarsiagen. iaa ifuIoe ieg rs.
Dig binore oct.
81. 81. Anoerfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-30

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Entered at Blair Post office as second
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-30

gsnnemeoer er | bore Goge, baa.
be of Nobn o. @opn, en- peIfenot
cling. Selp ufirfeIiee, ia, ieIo
firfefienoIfe Snbipioer fo%rftaor iom
IeseI meeet goot, bpab gennen1s.
Der er.
De ariitne iorftanr 10 ogioa bpoo
fnoonnne Wsoer er. Spor mango
ariitne Der trtsIerfio fin6es, Tom
bar srumbig aIarbeb ODER. bpab ct
gsnnemsoe bur6e bore, fnar
itaa ben. Nen Der er ben, Tom oe.
iaa umber Dsnnemeber bar bSrt
oipets iiienbe D~aberffptte I Dirt.
iombe6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-30

I Sagnet ON wort skenne Flag
sig spejler Slegtens Sindelag
og. or det Sagn for Barnet kun
er BSrn Vi I'll vor idste Stund
OF staa ON Fanen Riddervagt
mod Void og Svig, til Ret err
Hsgti
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-30

" Chi Aht ltot't Ut WV 80 49,
Ter life bore anoerleoes anrsms.
oerne npbnes. Won be | @runoen
er itsrre, emo De Dor I. CTS. fem
aor Iioen2 9eres SterreIie nibpn.
ger 10 for spri9t al boor De boil.
6es / Somfunoet. Nen mon man
life ogiaa Der fan gre g~Gloenoe,
of mn bar 5oIf beore Gnne til Of
reiie no END forben, os MI er bet
oeioa mere Gift og grug.
Smi6Iertib er bet m9gteIigt, at
Der ogiaa | be ienere Gar er lagt
npe arbeiosmarfer inc UNDER %.
fore. Strife. Wen bet CT Iigeioo
ianot, at pao iamme lib bar Der
9irffombe6er. bpor arbcioet ianf
ne6 poo ct pnfeiiet 2apmaaI eIler
NuI. Seq ifnI heller life Der gipe
mig | Cog meb be eamIe aarsbe.
retninger for at bente 1epiier; men
buffer 81. a., at Der | fin lib t.
CTS. bar ct prnftefoIo ! aanias
meb piftnof en- 8, 4 Nenisbeoer.
Ion Der er r,oget tiTboee9 8 PbiIa.
beIfa oe Bnrren, penn., bar Der
Fere 0anee bnret nniot Prrfter,
bpcr meeet mon ber er tiIbaeea
lS Chicago bnr Den for. airfe~
bpert Sab fire Nemiebeber 0ob.
ne. SorboabentIis Ieper eiIoom op
ieem. @~etieundr,e bar n pirfeIis
bpeeeIse atrse, men ben oIene n
The evening world., 1913-10-22
Yield Of Leading Stocks Based or
Present Selling Prices.

Market CiOslng-lu last hour market
held quie, and strong until near the
close brisk selling movement started.
depressing prices To- "A lower level than
the previous low of the early morning
Steel sold OF to 81 6-s and closed at
81 Is. net loss OF one point Union
Pacific closed at Isl Ia. showing a net
loss OF I-2. and Reading. at isi rs. was
1-2 points lower than yesterdays close.
New Haven recovered to 81 and Can.
fornia Petroleum recovered TO II, or IL
points below yesterdays final. The gen
eral list. with few exceptions. showed
declines ranging from - to 1 i-e points
Total sales ~. l.3 shares.
Opening OF market was active and
slightly lower. influenced partly by less
cheerful tone Mt London. where effects
Of the panic at Bombay were felt to
some extent There was a cons siderable
volume OF realizing view OF rapidity
OF Tuesdays advance and bears in
creased their short lines.
First sale OF Reading was at is2 rs. a
decline OF L.: Union Pacific opened is
down at i54 SIS. while in Steel the first
sale was 400 shares at ~ and 1900 shares
at 6 ~.
Room traders were particularly bear
ish on Steel. alleging that shorts had
been driven In.
The market acted well considering It's
rapid advance Tuesday. Prices held arm
except California Petroleum: the com
mon stock opened late at IN. a loss Of
one point, and declined In early after.
noon 10 I6 New Haven's weakness was
attrlbu, ed to opposition to manage
msnts proposals at annual meeting to-
day. Trading was quiet and on small
to !: o'clock.
The evening world., 1913-10-22
BLANKETS.

An extensive range Of fine California
and Western Wool Blankets, some
slightly soiled from handling, at
the following reductions for this
salc only.
The evening world., 1913-10-22
The Closing Qussations.

Ths following were the highest. lowest end last
pncs~ OF stocks for to-day and the net changes
- compared With yesterdays closing psics;
The evening world., 1913-10-22
FINANCIAL NEWS ireMs.

VINANStkS N6WS EMS.
To date the Treasury Department OF
the United States has deposited So. &c.
600 for crop-moving purposes In the
banks throughout the country.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company de-
ciared regular quarterly dividend OF IL
per cent. payable Nov. 20 to stock of
record Nov. !.
Tennessee Coal and Iron Railroad
Company lays of 500 men because of
elack demand.
Importations Of rubber from india
during year ended June 30. 1918. totalled
aU.00.00 pounds. establishing Q now
high record.
New York State railways report for
quarter ended June 30 shows surplus.
after charges We're deducted, OF Sal5, SO.
q decline OF ~, wv.
Baltimore & Ohio reports gross earn
ings for September increased Si3l. 4se and
net increased tll2.7@. and for three
months net earnings increased E9i,72.
One OF the big copper producing COM
panies sold large amount OF conner
Tuesday at Is. rs cents per pound for
foreign delivery.
Germania Bank stock was ex dividend
The evening world., 1913-10-22

cIincd ~ further In first hour. but offer
hss were light and further demand
from shorts turned prices firm snd start
81 rally which raised Doth options
above yesterdays close.
Torn opened is lower, but held firm
on predictions OF wet weather. Light
country offerings promoted considerable
short covering.
Wheat hcld quiet and strong. advan-
cling to best figures In late afternoon,
and closed Ia to S-s higher than yester-
day
Corn was steady and followcd the rise
in wheat. showing advances of s-s to 81
In early afternoon and closed strong.
"a to ! cent higher
The evening world., 1913-10-22

to-day 10 per cent, and ? IL per cont
extra.
The evening world., 1913-10-22
N. Y. COTTON MARKET.

cotton opened II to 10 points higher
and held firm on strong cables. aud
further frosts. extending to extreme
Eastern section OF belt. causoi short
covering
Liverpool bought.
Warmer weather Ia predicted and full
ginning returns. expected next Saturday,
ar" b,ar'sh arguments.
Cotton receipts NJ tho ports are es,i-
mated AZ $500 bales, against s.s9i bales
same date last year.
In the first hour cotton prices ad.
vanced further from to S points. For
elgn spinners are said TO he alarmed
over reported further curtailment of
crop and damage reports are more mum.
crous than yesterday.
Cotton advanced slowly to new high
The evening world., 1913-10-22

Tennessee Coal and Iron Railroad
Company lays OF 500 men because Of
elack demand.
The evening world., 1913-10-22

Germania Bank stock was ex dividend
The evening world., 1913-10-22
I0NMD u,NAM Extraordinary
SsNs&SeNs bAKuAlNS.
Blankets, Table Linens and D0mestics
Prices Greatly Reduced

TABLE LINENS.
TABLE DAMASK-All linen, full
bleached, Irish manufacture, 7yards
wide, fine weave and heavy weight
unusually attractive designs; reg.
ular price $50 per yard. Sale 0c
The evening world., 1913-10-22

Receipts nj Duluth to-day. 173 cars OF
wheat. last week. 30; last year. 7;s car
lots
At Minneapolis to-day. psf cars OF
wheat. ii6 last week. and 500 last year
same date.
Wheat opened 3-s lower for December
and is of for May. Both options de-
The evening world., 1913-10-22
NAPKINS TO MATCH.
22x22 inches, $2.sS per dozen. Regu-
lar Price, $3.98 per dozen.

TABLE DAMASk-All linen, hall
blcached, heavy weight, J yard.
wide. a quality Of great durability
regular price CSC per yard. ca
Sale Price. ................. UOC
The evening world., 1913-10-22
foreign plant.

Vulcan Detinning Company announces
a dividend OF q per cent on account OF
accumulated back dividends will be paid
On preferred stock Nov. 90 to stock Of
record Nov. g. The $4,000 which tho
American Can Company agreed to pay
20 settlement OF paten, litigation vas
paid this morning
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-16
ALFALFA MEAL MILL
Company Wants Contracts for Ten
thousand Tons.

There was a goodly number of the
members of the Twin Falls CONNER
cial club present on Monday night,
when President Sweeley called them
to order and introduced Mr.. Harry
Cassidy, of Boulder, Colorado. Mr..
Cassidy is vice president and general
manager of the Colorado Alfalfa Mill
ing Co.. and the company desires to
erect mill here that will consume
ten tons of hay per hour. They are
not looking for local stockholders, do
not want any land given them, and
simply ask the Commercial club to
assist them in securing farmers con-
tracts for at least 10000 tons of hay
per annum After looking over the
territory, Mr.. Cassidy has selected as
his mill site place at the point where
where the railroad to Bull crosses the
road between sections II and IS, and
1t Is expected that this amount of hay
can be secured in radius of five
miles from that point The contracts
to be secured are to run for five years
and the price agreed to be paid is $500
per ton, delivered loose at the mill,
taking all three crops. This is much
better price than the average for the
past five years. The sentiment of the
club was that the proposition was a
good one and committees from the
Commercial club will shortly call on
the farmers in this territory for their
signatures during the week between
Christmas and New Years.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-16
INDOOR BASEBALL
Two Fast and Evenly Fought Games
Played Last Friday.

The Indoor Baseball games played
last Friday were the best played
games of the season The Alumni met
the Benedicts at 1870 and the married
men had all they could handle to keep
their record clear. At the end of the
fourth inning the old guads led by one
score and the final count of to for
the Benedicts does not truly indicate
how closely the game was played.
In the second game the single fell
lows came from the rear in the last
half of the last inning and robbed the
Faculty of we'll earned victory. This
was even more closely fought than the
first game and every inning was full
of thrills. The Bachelors drew first
blood in the second inning but the
teachers overcome the lead in the
fourth and were ahead till the last
half Of the last inning, when the tide
was turned and the Bachelors won 8
to Z. This was the best game so far
played but it is only an indication of
the kind of games the league will at
ford as the season develops players
and the game. A large crowd enjoyed
the games but there was room for a
few more If you have not seen this
game you are missing a real treat.
Those who see it once are thereafter
real fans. Be a fan.
The games this week will be played
Thursday, December 1873 Two big
games: Benedicts vs. Bachelors at
1880; Faculty VS.. Alumni at $3.50.
Come out Thursday evening and give
yourself a treat
Following is the box score of the
games:
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-16
POTATO GROWERS
HOLD MEETING
Meeting Addressed by Prom
inent Officers
REPORT GIVEN VERY GRATIFYING
TO GROWERS.
New Local Organized ut Filler, Where
a Warehouse VIII be Purchased for
Storage Purposes.

On Friday of last week the potato
growers of the Twin Falls tract held
meeting at the Commercial club rooms
and were addressed by several of the
leading men of the North Pacific Fruit
Distributors, of which the potato as
ISOLATION is branch
The meeting was first addressed by
j. H. Robbins, general manager of
the North Pacific Fruit Distributors,
which Is acknowledged to be one of
the greatest cooperative agencies In
the west today. Mr. Robbins gave a
very interesting talk A. F. Dechman,
general sales manager of the potato
department of the association, with
headquarters at Denver, gave a very
interesting talk on the work which
had been done by the association dur
ing the past season in shipping and
selling potatoes from this tract and
from southern Idaho in general S. J.
Donaldson, manager of. the sub-cen-
trail at Pocatello, spoke Of the work
done by the sub-central during the
season just past. The meeting was
attended by other members of the
association from other parts of the
state.
On Friday afternoon meeting was
held in Filler and new Local was
organized with good membership. 1t
Is the intention of the members of
the association In that place to pur-
chase warehouse which at the pres
ent time will hold 40 cars and enlarge
the building so that it will hold eighty
cars. 1t Is their intention to store a
part of the next seasons crop of po-
tatoes so that they will not be all put
on the market at once.
The meeting in this city was not
only attended by the potato growers
but by the fruit growers as we'll The
members OF the association wish to
thank the Commercial club for the use
of the rooms for the meeting.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-16
FIRE IN JAP RESTAURANT
Department Called Out This Morning
at Four O'Clock.

The, fire department was called out
at four o'clock this, Tuesday, morning
to put out fire in the Twin Falls
Cafe, known as the Jap restaurant on
Main avenue south. When the depart
ment arrived on the scene it was
found that the kitchen was mass of
flames and two lines of hose were
quickly run into the burning building
and the flames were confined to the
kitchen and were soon extinguished.
The cause of the fire as near as can
be learned was caused by the range
in the kitchen, the boys who had
charge of the restaurant at night, leav-
ing about three o'clock this morning
and big fire was left In the range.
The kitchen part of the building is an
entire loss, as also all of the kitchen
furniture, which is the property of
Japs.
During the fire four of the firemen
were knocked down by electric shocks
but none of the boys were seriously
injured. 1t is understood that the
building, was partly covered by in
SuranCe.