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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-09
A BRILLIANT SUCCESS
Primrose Rekekah Lodge Entertains
Members and Friends,


Brilliant? Well should smile! Why
the very electric lights twinkled mer-
rlly IN response to the mirth of the
beauty and chivalry gathered there
Last Friday evening in the |. o. o. f.
hall occurred the event of events. As
each one entered the door he or she
was measured longitudinally and had to
pay in proportion to height About 100
people went into the hall with less
money than they had when they came
There is only one objection to that
scheme. 1t tends to discourage the
children from growing up if they must
pay an income tax on every foot of
stature they accumulate.
The noisy crowd was called to or
der by Mrs. Christena Thompson, N.
e., and hearty welcome extended by
her. Miss. Mary Seckman, V. G., act
ing as master of ceremonies, an
nounced the program 1t was a splen-
did one and each item was finely per-
formed and well received. Mr.. Wild
proved himself the king of transmit
ters. He blew hot air into one end of
cornet and it came out at the other
end such a delicious melody that his
audience, like Oliver Twist, called for
more and called so insistently that he
could not refuse. Especial mention
should be made of the performance of
Arthur and Hazel Peters. Although
they are small musicians their music
was not by any means small. Here is
the program:
Violin and Piano Duet-Mr. and Mrs.
Roberts.
instrumental Solo-Lectie Davis.
Paper-Mrs. Henley,
Cornet Solo-Mr Wild.
Vocal Duet-Cora and Florence
James.
Reading-Myrtie Arbuckle
instrumental Solo-EZetta Bybee.
Piano Duet-Arthur and Hazel
Peters.
After the program dainty refresh
ments were served. They were so
good that it was hard to draw the line
at the proper place to quit The inner
man and woman having been looked
after, }. A. Bybee took command and
lnaugurated a series of games. Romp-
ing commenced and there was Just
doodles OF fun on tap. Peal after peal
OF laughter went up until some of us
began to wonder If the roof of the
building was properly braced. Among
other things the question was asked,
What is suitable candy for baby,
lover, a schoolmaster, a dentist,
milkman, a pugilist, an old maid. an
old bachelor?" Only nine of those
present were able to give the correct
answers. The baby, all day sucker;
the lover, hearts; the schoolmaster,
stick candy; the dentist, gumdrops;
the milkman, creams; the dairymaid,
butter scotch; the user of slang,
fudge; the flatterer, taffy; the doctor,
peppermint; the pugilist, jaw break
ers the old maid, crispettes; the old
bachelor, popcorn balls.
The hours of the night had passed
the crescendo and were well along on
the dimuendo when the company, like
tired and happy children, sought their
various homes.
MUTANHED.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-09

this'county to take, before work can
begin on the piers and grades. A sub
scription was at once opened and
100000 of the amount was secured in a
very few minutes, and was closed only
that others not present might have the
opportunity to subscribe. On the sug-
gestion OF Mr.. +. j. Finch, it was de-
cided to circulate a petition, asking the
board of county commissioners TO
close negotiations with the State
Highway Commission, for the $4,000
of bonds and also for their portion of
the one-third of the cost of bridge
and grades. A committee consisting
OF j. M. Maxwell, H. j. Failing, l.. T,
Wright, Arthur Swim and j. Mcmillan,
was appointed by the chair to COM
plete the subscription list, circulate
the petition and present same to the
county board.
The matter of the condition of the
club was very fully discussed, touch
Ing the delinquent dues and the chair
announced that the board of directors
would be divided and act as two COM
mtttees in an effort to collect the
amount outstanding. The suggestion
of carrying into the new year as mem
bers only those who had paid in full
this year and dropping all others from
the roll, and charging then $500
fee for new members met with very
geneSRl%favor, but was, passed up to
the Board of Directors. as was also the
question of sub-letting the amusement
portion Of the rooms, by motion of
Mr.. Maxwell, giving the board vote
of thanks for the work done and of
confidence in their ability to settle
these points to the satisfaction of all.
No further business appearing, the
adjourned
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-09
WOMAN IS STRUCK
BYfR[|GnT Engine
Mrs. ". {. Miller While Driving
School Wagon Has Accident
ACCIDENT HAPPEND THREE MILES
EAST OF BULL.
Mules Which Victim Was Driving
Baked on Railroad Crossing Taken
to Salt Lake Hospital.

A serious and what may prove to be
a fatal accident, occurred this, Tues
day, morning at railroad crossing
three miles east of Buhl AS near as
can be learned at this time Mrs. w. E.
Miller, who was driving a school wa
gon, was returning from taking the
school children to the school house,
and was crossing the railroad track
when the mules, which were attached
to the wagon, baked and in spite of all
she could do, would not go one
way or the other. All the time the
driver could see the local freight from
Buhl approaching, but 1t was impos-
s1ble for her to get away from the
wagon. The engineer of the train did
everything possible to stop, but the
engine struck the wagon and tore it
into klndl1ng wood, throwing Mrs. Mil
Ter to one side of the track.
The train was stopped and the in
Jured woman picked up and taken to
Buhl and a doctor called After hasty
examination the doctor ordered Mrs,
Miller taken to a hospital The train
crew then got into communication
with the dispatchers office at POca-
tello and the crew was ordered to set
out their train and take the engine
and caboose and take the injured wo-
man and the doctor to Minidoka,
where they were to make connections
with train No. IA for Salt Lake City.
There Mrs. Miller will be placed in a
hospital and all that is possible will
be done to save her life. 1t is under
stood that the mules were but little
injured, the engine striking the wagon
fairly in the middle.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-09
FAILS TO GET CONTRACT
W. W. Humphries Fails to Get YELL
lOwstOne Park Contract.

Word was received from Washing
ton the last of the week that w. w.
Humphries of this city, had failed to
get the contract for carrying passen-
gers from the west end of the park.
The contract was given to Haynes by
the secretary Of the interior. The
reason given by the secretary for not
giving the contract to Mr. Humphries
was that he could not furnish ada
quate transportation facilities. The
price for hauling passengers throuh
the park has been reduced from &25. 90
to $4,000.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-09
STATE AID FOR
BRIDGE AT FALLS
Subscription Paper Circulated to
Care for Bonds
FOUR PER CENT BONDS WILL BE
MADE TEN PER CENT.
len Thousand Dollars of State Money
Available ii Bonds Can be Sold
Locally.

The project of placing a bridge
across the Shoshone falls has assumed
definite form since the visit of State
Highway Engineer Smith on last Fri
day. The raising of funds both for the
county and the getting state aid was
clarified greatly by the advice given
by Mr.. Smith during his visit. The
plan decided upon after much discus
sion last night at the Commercial club
was to take up ten thousand dollars
OF the state highway bonds which
draW TOUR per cent and are salable at
nlnety-tWo per cent of par. In order
to make the bonds really salable in
this community the difference between
four per cent and ten per cent must
be made good by public spirited citi-
zens. The larger part of this, amount
ing to $500, was raised last night. The
balance will be gathered in from busi-
ness men who were unable to be pres
ent Monday night. With this start the
total cost of the bridge, some $4,000,
can be supplied from this county If
necessary, by the creation Of high
way district embracing the territory
contiguous to this city and by taking
our percentage of the bond issue re-
Gently voted Instead of doing this,
however, the commissioners can ap-
ply part of the regular road funds to
that purpose il no great objection is
raised. 49,
At any rate, the state highway engi-
neer has passed his approval upon the
plan for bridging the falls and making
1t an important link in the state high
way north and south.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-09
ANTI-CIGARETTE CAMPAIGN.
Increasing Use Of Tobacco By Yeuth,
full Boys Arouses Citizens.

A mass meeting will be held tonight
in the high school auditorium to dis
cuss ways and means OF stopping tho
use OF tobacco by boys under aga. The
parents OF boys. the school board, and
the superintendent of the public
schools, have been invited to take part
In the discussion. According TO tha
rigid state laws passed It ID . mio(la-
meanor for, any tobacco dealer u oell
to = minor And Il y also I mtodesnean<
or for the bay caught using the weod.
The maoe meeting b for tAe p1Teo4
Of urging ~ enatrSenasnt upoa tn
having AafAaeity. IS
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-09
CLOSING OUT SALE
Two Miles West and Quarter South of
West End Of Main ST.

On Wednesday, December II, COM
mencing at IL o'clock, sharp, r. s.
Garrison will sell at the Redman farm,
two miles west and one quarter mile
south from the west end of Main.
street, twenty-eight head of stock, in
cluding horses, cattle and hogs. He
will also sell farm implements.
household goods and poultry. There
will be free lunch at noon. Clay
ton & Bradley will be the auctioneers
at this sale.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-09
WOMAN HURT BY FALL
Team and Load Of People Fall Over
Rock Greek Grade.

While returning home to the Sho-
shone basin team and wagon with its
occupants, ran off the grade last Fri
day night and fell distance Of twenty
feet. Only one of the five persons in
the wagon was hurt, Mrs. Atkinson
having three ribs fractured
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-09
MARkEFDAY SALE
Smith & McMAster's Barn, Twin Falls.
Tuesday, December 1e.

Clayton & Bradley, the auctioneers,
will hold a market day sale at the
Smith & McMaster barn, Tuesday, De-
cember Is, commencing at noon, sharp.
At this sale there will be horses, eat
tie, hogs, vehicles and farm machinery
put up at auction. This is the first
of series of sales which will be held
in January, February, March and
April, by this firm of auctioneers.-
Adv.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-09
SACRED CONCERT AND CANIATA
High School Auditorium, Sunday. Dec.
81, ut Three O'clock.

The Twin Falls Conservatory Of
Music will give a sacred concert and
cantata at the high school auditorium,
Sunday afternoon, December 81, at
three o'clock. The concert will be
given by the chorus and orchestra of
the conservatory and promises to be
treat for all music lovers. The ad-
mission to the concert will be free
and those who have charge hope to see
splendid turn out
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-09
ARTICLES Of INCORPORATION
Rex Amusement c., VITA PrlnclpaI
Place Of Business h Thls CDty.

TIE following articles Of incorpora-
tions were filed with the secretary Of
State the last Of the week:
Rex Amusement company, to own,
operate and control circusea, carni-
walls and other shows: principal place
Of business. Twtn Fails: capftal stock.
426. .0oo. in 11e0 sAaFuo; directors. ".
]. 6ergel. C. J. Ka1)na, Lalitan 0crGol
and Nands Kalius. ~ o. Duhl. "a.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-09
Alumni.

Z. off H9ag 4. off Chepin ? Struck ont
-Bv Brown 10, nv Hoa~ 6. nv Ctan'n
?. Wild Pitch-Bv Brown /. nv Hoag
,. Passed hal's-Ansel 2 Benoit 2.
Two-hsse hit-Brown. Golden umpire.
Time-65 min.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-09

DR.. Evana. the: Optfcian. win be at
the Perrine hotel today and toApoyr0v,
Dec. 10, to do optical work, refitting
glasses. etc. Dec .
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-09

Summary-1st on bells-Off Swec-
ley 2, off Jones 2. Struck out-By
Sweeley 5. by Jones 4. Wild pitches
Sweeley 5, Jones 1. Passed balls-But-
Ter 4, Hoke 4. Two-base hits-John-
son. Time-1 hr. min Umpire
Golden.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-09
Standing Indoor League.

Eight pounds ground green bone CSC.
every day. Robertson-Janks Packing
|Co.-Adv. Nov 4 tt
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-09

A repetition Of your want ad-or
even dozen publications Of it-would
be really inexpensive way Of sellins
thatsptpp6rty!t
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-09
GOsSARD CORsETIERRE COMING.

Gossard will send an expert COR
setierre to Booths early next week.
furnishing an exceptional opportunity
to be fitted by really first-class COR
setierre Ask for dates l4ter.-Adv.
want ado speak for Themselves: -
: arWning nooQnnnFs
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-09

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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-09
Faculty.
BenedictS.

out when winning run was made.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-06
BsasHnHsss aMDsiIunssA;

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cine dorefe eeatu ~ginieuouha hts
Rreiitt esihift. Ran pebe Rummet
tmo @rofe unb bic bole ahreHe beuts
ltd an nnb itidt BEN Coupon nebf
benz oben ~erfpdtnten Rreis an bde
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-06

Die 9oGIdnbsr nsunen ben
9sringsfans rsIpsttboIl bic agrobe
Der 8srliner 5riIeur paul
Wl0pis iDuroe guoobiit uuo iibstd'
nj der Cana.
infer 90 or .a0tsr" finoet Ii6
aud i'm Sinbutdnii6eu als rot
tar, b. 3. Suno.
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Ganf, bas elm Sell
obne ollie 4oIIe BAT,
neber benz 9sitfunbe lit Der
aoblsnfdureesbaIt oer Cuff In Der
Na9t bObsr ais am 9ase.
3ur 8stdmpfung DON MaIbs
6rdHoen BAT man In aaliFornien ein
Efunoen, oas cine aombinds
tion BON Rsden, GdduFel uH0 6dds
III. Gs mispt psnigsr ols 51z
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-06
atMe stmHettt fur SaS 9ttIaeu.

als mad 0dppEeons enogiilttgsem
Gtur5e In 6rantrsi9 bic 8ipsits gies
~ftaurdtion etnisbte, ipurOe bds @eil'
den, Die 8lume Der 8onapartiiten
getpiFtrmabsn drF Die groltriptionss
fife gsfebt. Nie oieIe bsrp6nte Blus
me in 6rantreid Die6er su Gbren
fam, ipirb BON eintm fran80Ff1sn
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ner Gage, RebDul, nabm ii9 0es
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mar. .9erlaFsn unS fe@ fpelfe ib
btut oabtn", tIagt BAG @eil9en In
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fir Die poIitiI6e Gage bin3u: .Guer
llnglid nno ods meinige bat Den eIeis
den llrIprung." Reboul ii6errei6te
oas Geoidt In elmer pribatauoiens
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es getan bate, rei6te au6pia XVIII.
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Iirdub NIT ben Morten: sd babe
bds 9eildsn In bic amnsIie binsin.
%be3ogen."
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9as bslts gaA.
1911 G1paro e.

D1tt Ser glisne zines MenTden. Der
feline 3eit 3u berIiersn bat, Itirste
cine iunge sgrau in Ole 8uhbdnOlung.
sd nini9e Elm Bud fir msinsn
Mann, bite, bsgunu lie. .gr bat
@eburtstdg, unO i'd m5dte ss inn
I6enten. Gr miro pierunOpier8ig
nd6its Dohe, 5sigen Gle mir uIfO
i6nea, pas Sis baben. Sd tDiinIHe
nihts 3eures, rber audi nidts BIZ
Iigss. Gr 1T Elm gutmiitiger MenI4
unO ma9t ii9 nidts aug Sport.
9eigen Gle mir dlfo ni1ts Derartis
oes, un6 bieten Gle mir i'm Gins
melsnilsn feline S9unoromone an,
un6 i9 iperos mid aud ni9t az
9iograp6ien uno @eG9i6tstDerten
iibsrreben IdFsn. aommsn Gie, i1
bdb's eilig; tDnnen @ie mir ni6t ets
mas paFenoes porfdfdgen, nahbem
i'd S6nsn gefagt babe, mas fir cine
art Men1d sr iit2" Der Buds
rambler nabm Elm tleines @ihelhen
aus einem &egat. ,Sd, gnG0ise
0rau", antiportete CT, lid CLAUDE, ID
bdbe bier 6ds ridtige. Sier 1T Elm
tleines BUD nit Dem 9itsf: Die
@ebancIung bon Gpre9mas
f6insu."
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GortitBung foIst)
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4asfluB oieisr acknowledgements.
Die Smnbolit tHiipft sundhh an be
ifarbe oer 8lumtn an. 8as blaus
9trgibmsiHHidt bsuiet ouf Funigss
ge6enteu, 6as brauns 5abmihlie6
auf badeiotnts 5lsbsu. Der roitnrote
6r5ensiroit uuf Tibs Grfiaung, Der
Dsibs Shabab auf tdIte Qbpetiung.
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BON Dem tieiern Sim Der glumen:
un0 Doblgemut, Seldngers
uno MaBIieb, ungnaoe asio
uH0 aeue, Gag unb 4aht uip. 60
o~ielidgeuos ge3situungen iprshR
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alaru 5dblerin 1T cine fold alts
8lumsnfprafs aufbenabrt, in Osr
aud ihon bag 9lumsnorutsl Der
aupfbIums" srIdeiui. Qa biele
8lumenmbitii, Die 3. g.. Der grobs
ay5t qaraceIius oabin dusOeutei, baB
Isoe gIums sinem Stsru entIprd6s
lnb Die Qitrologie cine g~lImenIpras
hs lei, lit betinffutt bonn Orient, BON
benz gsbeimnisboaen .GsIom", Der
5lumenbotI6aft. Goethe bat oieIe
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Qlrt Der 2ie6estorreIppns
osn3. iiber bic 5uerit bic 2aop Mon.
in ihren griefen aus Der 5irs
Iii ssnausre Mitteilungsn ma6ts, in
ben QOtsn gum tpeit0tlihsn 9ipnn
lusfiirlih geI6il0ert: .Menn Elm
aisbenbes Dem geliebten irgen6 eis
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