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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

when they published q Ir',i nation
giving eighteen persons, strike rntto-s
guards and miners. twenty-f9ur aouts
leave the county. They ordered ,y"~
other able bodied citizen t. go t' EIrs
or get out. when tho twonty-fu4r hour.
was up the taxpayers started. COWBOYS
ranchmen and general ct.2er-. a.
armed The militia cam. up ia time g.
prevent a bloody hattie
The murders continued IN lD.h, o
from two To ten throuehudt Jtuli~
February and March. But sm.. U-'
ders We're no LONGER regarded g.
por;aEt Il all tanned out u-."
NprI -. when the militia fired %.
ient c.;y Of Ludlow
TIL. reports Of tar killed d.".s -!
the truth probably will not toe Ky 49,.
some time. THE SrN CORE. ."..a,
telegraphed that forty-five per-o.- o"-
Killed IN that one attack. thirty q So %
were women and children. ~, Ne
Ing day the miners pcnrcd up l.-.!'a.
j. Siplc of TIE Southwestern .t. e.
pany, his superintendent. tu. Wi-;
and ch.idren-twcntY-ii prr, t. If. BIZ.
in mine near Aguiar. 20
miners set fire To- the mn, I.-. IS
was thought all must perish o.. 4" -
came up. There was battle All 70
teen We're reported killed t '
twenty-five We're rescued.
The warfare i coutua.- .-...
with no peace an sight. Al ar. ''....t
has failed b"caus" tn" ~. Sides .-.
locked ON the one puuCiI," NJ .'
recognition. Gov. Ammuu-. ~r..''i
of Labor Wilson and hos o. i.
spirited citizens hav" tried .a VAS q
cause one side to CouccG".
On one side Is the policy A." Al
business which has never ,u.-,.'.. .
II says, to turn its cuisines ot.- 'Y
employees or to bar out Tire -'.. "a'.'
man.
ON the other side is a." deter.
of the union leaders, mInit' ''t i-a
the sacrifices of the mru. SIS rt. ',+
children lying dead on tlr co..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
power patrol guards nemen protecting
ply for operating mine pumps, &c.

1913 they went through the district.
carrying out plan Of campaign. This
was directed by Frank i. Hayes. in
ternatlonal president; John r.
Lawson. member Of the international
board. John McLcnnan, president Of
District IL. and T.. /. Doyle. secretary
treasurer.
They found the alien miners ripe for
anything Filled with the words Of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

No. . Internationally. No. 6. they said,
had been granted before the demand
was made and No. , was matter FOR
the miners to determine themselves.
Demand No. was then the only real
point Of contention and upon this the
conference split. The miners commit
tee returned 10 the unions and on Sep
TENDER % a general strike was ordered
Hayes came west to take charge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
jew Is All Powerful.

In Germany. Wcstphalia. Posen and
Silesla are practically autonomous Polish
duChies under German princes. 1t Is Nladi-
Mrs demand that they should be ruled by
Slav princes which precipitates the war
The population Of Germany IL utterly mixed,
Having become almost entirely an Industrial
state she has Hooded her factories with
Chinese and Mongolans Commerce and
shipping are in the hands Of a Jewish trust,
and the real ruler of the State when the
curtain rises Field Marshal Goldsteiu
a Jew.
The morals of the nation are in u lrightful
condition and seu.rle,s luxury is Rampant
The most domoraliling force in the Peace
League and 1t, ally, the dominant party OF
Weltfr"lSlGn tcosmopolitaniSmD.t This Is
tho party of tho capitalists. who have
engagements all over the world know no
national ideals and preach peace at any
price, ortunately there IL htill left u small
nucleus of real Germans which helps the
King TO shake On these fatal influence, and
assert the Bsmarckian spirit, and. for
tunately. some British ships to transport
the Germans of Scandinavia and Africa 10
the Fatherland when ths German shipping
trust refuses.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-10-23
JEROME HAS FIRE
Wellington Home Burned Through an
Electric Heater.

Last Thursday morning at LOO the
residence of Mrs. See and daughter on
Avenue f in the southeastern part OF
town was discovered to be on fire
The telephone from a neighbours was
used in turning in the alarm, and
volunteers responded with the depart
ment as quickly as possible, teams or
the street being utilized to pull the
cart greater part of the way, and
autos readily joined in the run loaded
with volunteers.
But the house was all ablaZe when
the department arrived, and nothing
but charred shell was saved. Mrs
and Miss See were at a neighbours
when the fire started and none Of the
contents of the house to speak of were
saved Wearing apparel except that
worn by the ladies at the time was
also burned.
The origin of the fire appears tss
have been as follows: The occupants
use electric heat for heating the house,
and per contract, the company turned
on the heat for the season that morn
ing, October 1st, about fifteen min
utes before the fire. The company en-
ploye who turned on the heat as rs
| the custom, inspected the interior OF
the house and found but one heater
On this he saw that the switch Was
open before turning on the heat. But
| it appears that two heaters were used
| and the second one was in the bed
room, and as the heat was not used In
| summer it was covered with papers,
magazines, clothing. etc. and was NOT
| found. The switch on this heater
must have been left closed when the,
current was shut off last spring, IL
the fire originated there. And the in
vestigation shows pretty conclusively
that it did.
The dwelling consisted Of four rooms
and was the property of Rev. ]. L.
| Minney, formerly a resident here.
There was no insurance on either
house or contents.-Jerome News.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-10-23
AUTO TURNS TURTLE
Three Mackay Girls Have Miraculous
ESCAPE. No One Seriously Hurt.

Miss Marion Weller, accompanied by
Misses Ada Thompson and Ina Erick-
son, were enjoying ride in the Weller
Ford runabout last night, and while
near the Stewart ranch half mile
west of town the car turned turtle.
Miss Weller and Miss Erickson were
trown clear of the car when it over
turned, but Miss Thompson was caught
and the weight of the car rested upon
her until help was summoned. Sever
al men gathered at the scene of the ac-
cident and when the car was lifted it
was thought that Miss Thompson had
been killed She was taken to the
Mackay hospital in a car, where she
soon regained consciousness and was
revived. Examination proved that no
bones whatever were broken and no
serious injuries sustained, although
the young lady suffered greatly from
nervusness. Miss Erickson sustained
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-10-23
new RULING FOR POWER
Bill introduced Limiting Tenure of
Power Site Leases.

A new bill has been introduced in
congress which has the approval of
the secretary of the interior and has
been favorably reported by the COM
mitee on the public lands, house of
representatives the principal features
of which are a fixed tenure for the
lessee of water power through a
lease given for not exceeding fifty
years, revocable only through pro-
ceedings in the courts for breach of
law or conditions; regulation and
control over service and charges for
service by the states in intrastate pro-
jects, where public service commits
sions are provided, by the secretary
of the interior or other federal officer
with authority over interstate devel-
Opments and use or over intrastate
projects where no public service COM
missions are provided; option on the
part of the United States at the end
of the lease period to take over the
dam, plant and accessories upon pay
ment of the actual cost of rights of
way, water rights, and lands and of
the reasonable valuation of all other
property taken over, excluding fran
chise values, good will or other in
tangible elements; or, in lieu of SO
taking over the property the right
to renew for another period and upon
new terms and conditions, If author
lied by law, to the original lessee;
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-10-23

Of congress for legislation to relieve
the cotton situation doomed up as a
possible bar to early adjournment
Senator Overman of North Carolina,
declined to allow the senate to agree
that the tax bill be voted on Thursday,
asserting that something must be
done about cotton. 1t is expected the
southerners will be satisfied If a
vote is taken on the amendment to
the bill designed to aid the cotton
states and that this well be done.
Senator Smoot, opening the Repub-
lican attack on the tax bill, declared
no additional levy would have been
necessary if the protective tariff had
remained in force. He said that the
plea that the European war made the
tax necessary was a shameful pre-
text"
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-10-23
KIMBERLY HAS A FIRE
Boy Scouts Prove Good Fire Fighters
for Their Town.

About ten o'clock Friday evening,
fire was discovered in the front Of the
blacksmith shop owned by w. f.
Swearengen by one of the boy scouts,
but before a crowd could be gathered
the boys had the fire out, it is sup
posed that the fire was started by
mice in a drawer where there was a
box of matches. Outside of a broken
window no damage was done.
Misses Laura and Pauline Hale
spent Sunday with the home folks.
Several business men from Kimber-
ly attended the Jerome fair Thursday
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gill and son,
Marvin, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Swearen-
gen, and Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Short
motored to Boise Sunday, MIR. and Mrs.
Short go as delegates to the I. o. O..
F. grand lodge and Rebekah assembly.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Newbry spent
Sunday at the home of G r. Newbry.
Miss Alta King, who was hurt in an
accident with the west bound train
one day last week is getting along as
we'll as could be expected.
G. T. Brown has purchased the H.
| R. Clark property in the east part of
town.
| Beet hauling began in earnest Mon
day morning after three days lay Off
on account of congestion in the yards
at the Burley factory.
Several of the Twin Falls county
candidates passed through Kimberly
Saturday evening for Rock Creek
where the first gun Of the county Re.
publican campaign was to have beer
fired by w. P. Guthrie and M. j
Sweeley. but on account of the wealth
er the meeting had to be postponed.
The Potato Growers association
have their storage cellar completed
and will have several cars Of the tu-
bers stored waiting for better prices
Atkins and Son received new clov.
err huller Friday Of last week and viii
be ready for business as soon as the
weather will permit. ?
Mr.. N. r. Davis, of Bull, spent Sun
day in town shaking hands with ole
friends
The Twin Falls County Sunda.
school conference will be held in Kim
berly next Sunday. A good program
is being arranged for and everybod.
is welcome.
The board of directors of the Twill
Falls Canal company have complete
list of the names of the stakeholder
of the canal company typewriter ant
copy can be seen at the Bank o
Kimberly.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-10-23

by hydro-electric power is that the
energy may be furnished by large
distribution plant which supplies the
whole region and which will thus per-
nit of dividing the work of irrigation
among number of successive sta
tons, irrigating at the outset only
those that are likely to pay, keeping
pace with the natural growth Of the
demands for irrigation instead of ty-
ing up capital in complete plant for
a long period before it can become
productive.
The irrigator whose lands are with
in the scope Of an electric power de-
velopment derives other advantages
from the power so generated than the
mere lifting Of water to his lands.
The same wires will carry light for
his house, operate his threshring ma
chin, sawmill, corn shelter, and
churn, and eradicate much Of the
heavy and unpleasant labor formerly
attendant upon farming. To the irri-
gator it means a steady and suffi-
cient flow of water whenever desired
and wherever pipes are carried up
hill or downhill There is no waiting
for turn at the water in a lat
eral which serves half dozen farm
ers: There are no annoyances from
clogged and weedy bitches or broken
canals or laterals; nor at the end OF
the irrigation season is it necessary
to turn out and clean and put in con-
dition laterals and canals in anticipa-
ton of the new season. Through
clean, open pipes, which will not clog
with vegetation or weeds, which dc
not break or get tramped out of con-
dition by live stock, continuous flow
of water reaches the exact spot in the
farmers field where it will do the
most good, and continues to flow I'M
til the requisite irrigation has beer
accomplished.
The saving of water is an important
and material result of the use OF
electric pumping and of the pipes
through which the water is forced
for it eliminates loss by seepage and
evaporation. The experience of many
irrigators has already fully demon
strated the value of this, to the west
most important use of hydro-electrict
energy.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-10-23
ATTACK WAR TAX
Republicans Continue to Fight Admin
istratiOn Measure.

WASHINGTON general Republic
can assault on the Democratic ad-
ministration and it's policies with par
ticular reference to the pending war
revenue bill was made in the senate
Monday, while the Democratic leader,
were smoothing the way for early ad-
journment of congress.
Senators Smoot, Burton, Borah and
Smith. of Michigan, vigorously assailed
Democratic legislation and Demo-
cratic administration policies, declar-
ing that the $100,000.000 additional
taxation now proposed was made
necessary by Democratic blunders.
They went into detail in their criti-
cisms of Democratic extravaganza in
appropriations, providing ammunition
for the fall campaigns.
Silence on the Democratic side
greeted the outburst. Democratic
leaders planned to allow the Republi-
cans to have their say, then pass the
tax bill and adjourn. Senator Sim
mons, however, made brief reply to
attacks on the Democratic tariff.
The demand Of southern members
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-10-23

or to take over and lease to third
party on condition that the original
lessee be compensated by the new
lessee in the fom and manner above
described. The matter of charges for
the use of the lands and rights is not
regarded as of great importance, ex-
cept as it aids in the proper control
and development of the leased sites,
but the bill, in the event that charges
are collected in any project, devotes
the entire proceeds to the reclama-
ton of arid lands in the western
states, and further provides that
upon return to the reclamation fund
of the moneys so expended so per
cent OF the amounts so returned shall
be paid to the state within which the
hydro-electric power occurs for the
support of educational institutions or
the construction of public improve
ments. or both.
Power First, Then Irrigation
A practical demonstration of the
utilization of water and power resour-
ces is the enterprise of a power COM
pany in California, which has stored
flood waters in a high dam. at an ele-
walton of over 5000 feet above sea lev
ell. After being released from the dam
the water is passed through a series
of six power houses, utilizing total
drop of 4,140 feet, for power pur-
poses. generating more than 100. 600
constent horsepower, the water being
discharged from the last power house
into irrigation canals, which will ac-
complish irrigation of more than co.
900 acres of arid lands.
One of the advantages of pumping
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-10-23

badly bruised hip and Miss Weller
was also badly bruised and scratch
ed up, but none of the three were seri-
ously injured. Miss Thompson was
removed from the hospital to her home
this morning All three girls are
pretty sore from their bruises today
Mackay Miner.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-10-23

Aggressive use of the classified col
umnes will rent good properties, in or
out of seasons, and practically cut out
losses from vacancies.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-10-23
Piano ut Auction.

A perfectly good second hand Cab
Ter upright piano will be sold at the
dump" next Saturday, October GATH
ADV.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-02-06
NOTICE OF CONTEST
For nubliCutloul

Department Of the Interior, L. 5. Land
Office, Niles city, Mont.
January Is. 1914.
To Herbert f.. Smith, of Red loot. Mont.
You are hereby notified that Albert +.
schneider. VINO gives Red Root. Montana.
Is HI. post office address. did on Dccembe,
2Ht u. 1913, file in TINS Office hi. duly cOrrObu-
rated Application to contest aud secure the
cancellation Of your Homestead Entry no.
..... Serial No. Ol2AO4, made April got II, 1911,
s. E., Lot !. SEA SWN, sec. q. ia H., Il. So
f., NJ. r. NJ. and as ground>Yor hts ontcst
! h. alleges that the said entryman has never
established re .idEnce upUn the entry, that
ne has wholly abandoned the same sor
more then six mont last past. and that
said default continue to this date.
You are, therefore, further notified tina:
the said allegations will be taken by this
Office, as having been confessed hy you, and
your said entry will be cancelled %thcreun
Ter without Your further right to he heard
lI,crcin. either before this office or on ap-
peal, if YOU fail to tile in this office within
twenty days after the fourth publication OF
his notice, as shown below. your answer.
ludcr oath. specifically meeting and re-
spending to these allegations Of contest, or
il you fail within that time t" file in tins
rffl" due proof that YOU have served II
.opy of your answer on The said contestant
either in person or by registered lnail. u
this service is made by the delivery OF 81
copy of your answer TO the contestant in
person, proof of such service must he either
the Sll0 contestant : written ltknhNi tuE
ment of his receipt IF the COPY. showing
ne cate of IT'S receipt. OF the affidavit nf the
p"Is,,n by whom the delivery WAS made
tating hen and where the copy wa de
tweed if made by registered mail. proof
,t such service must consist IF the affidavit
" the person Ivy whom the copy was
l.silrd stating when aud the r"St"tticc T."
which, it was mailed, aud this affidavit
mus, be accompanied by the p"stmastcr's
receipt for the letter.
You should state III your answer the
nam" of the nostotfice to which you desil,
turtlel notice to he sent to you.
A.. kIRCHER. Register
Date of first publication Jan. go. lp4.
second Feb. 8.
" third IL,
fourth ~
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-02-06

Town property for sale in acre
lots. Inquire of j. ?. Hedges.
adv.
For Sale 900 blu. oats, $4,000
feet of lumber, SO pigs, and all
kinds of farm machinery. furni-
ture. household goods, etc. In
qulre Of James Caven at the old
James Lindsay. ranch in Long
Pine hills. adv
5000, 600. 90 TO loan on Farm
lands; Lowest Rates; Prompt
Service. Money advanced for
proof expenses. The Western
Guaranty Mortgage Company,
Bowman, No. Oak. S. S. Stokes,
President, M. H. Derby. Secre-
tary. adv.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-29

0oumann b0rte WoIpes Worte an=
0a6t8pou, in unbeqren3tem 0ant fir
Die @obItut hires ~ianftes tlu5en 53us
ipru6s.
0era0e neil Tie Iib in ihrer neuaez
iponnenen &raft uro 2ebensIi6er6eit
an Die Wta6t nan0te, Ole in ie02r
MlenI6enieele Iie9t, neil fie 0as So
gern0e, g8i0erlprUdspoue uuo .3aQz
bate ieine5 @emiit8 ebenTo liar ers
fannie, nie lie IS peru.teilte, muPte
iie Der ein3ig re4te Qtr5t fir i6n
iein.
Sin Qr5t, SEN er liebte, 0eIen Rat
er bertraute tpie Dem GpanaeIium.
un0 oeiIen reoiide gemU6un0en 0o6
an leiner Ututloii9tei. uno unfd6ig@
teit, il4 oura3uieBen, f4eltern Mir
Den.
rSie meinen es 70 gut, 70 WI.
6rGuIein bon 8eefen! Sd iodine
MID, Shnen INNER nit s3aQen
unO &lassn gu tOmmen = geraoe
S9nen.~
Gr ruffte ii4 elm menig 3uium,
men.
Seine Singer T~treiftsn bic 0ei9e,
Die immer nod auf ieinen &nien
lag.
Sin leiIer iingen6 psrl6nirrenoer
Son 5o9 our6 oos 3immer - ipie
cine p%ertlin9en0e &Iage.
r@ieueitbt TONNE id op6 nod 8uz
reht in Der Welt. llno finoe Die
Sir, Die gu meinem 2ebengpeg
fiibrt."
Gr itanb auf unO padts feline @eige
Elm.
Damn, als er BEN feitperi9loTenen
&aiten nie ettpas 4~p9etunes neben Die
Sir geitellt, tam er Suriid, nabm nit
Iteuem. unbebolfenem Reipett Malz
pes 9ano uno beftete einen idu4ters
men Sub odrouf.
SD Dante S6nen."
.2ieber, alter 5reuno, i'd bIIfe
Sbnen 10 germ = aber gepib, aaes
miro nod gut"
Gr i%euf5te.
.S9IieBIih = t1nnen mir nidt
mebr ais leben uno bas S9idial
ue6men, mics e5 uns gegeben it,,
iagte er leiIe.
Gr frat auf 6rou BON 8eeten gu,
UNI ii4 gu perabi4ieuen.
Sic bate it'll odbeigele1en uno
Gem 9istur5 3uge60rt.
C6ortIebung Iof9t.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-29

Elm Farmer.

Die @eitern Spinnin9 Wtin8 in
SnaiaSfa, gSi8, mebt uno ipinnt
fIr &uuoen @arns uno Molls Bats"
fiir Gomforters in tnoeuoIer gSelje
Nno "a annebmbaren 8reileu. Spe6ielle
Nuimeltlamfeit ui0men mir Der 5ars
mer>&unoihaft. llniere Nrbeit lit erits
tloiig. uno uniere Brejle lin0 Die ans
nehmbariten i'm gauSen Slaote. Sir
oaS 2Sebet BON mollenen Bats" bee
rehnen mlr MIR 10 Gents Das 9Iuno,
uno fir Darn III irQeno elmer Stdrfe,
/, : ooer 3plD, 20 Gents oa6 8Iuno.
NIe uniere Nrbeit Wiro nur ~piunomeile
bere6net, uno ut6t bel Der
9tplle.
8ir %9arantiren boB ppn Sbrer @ple
ni6t mebr ais 10 Srpsent bel Der 8ers
nrbeitun9 oerlpren 9eht, poer oeutlider
geia9t, BON leoeu 10 8funo Gobmates
rial Iiefern mir Sbnen 8 8iuno fsrtige
Waarel
Die Bats" fpnmsn in 9enau Der
@rbbe oes Bettes. @tr baben nur
autbomatiide Maidinen, uno aus bies
lem 8rnnoe t0nnen mir Die arbeit 10
btOtg IieIern.
@ir fDnnen Sbnen Stats 9iplome
oom Sabre 1874 an aeiseu. NQe @oue,
Ole ulls CUR &erarbeituns iibersebsn
miro, mnB porber 9~ereinigt iein.
Western Spinning Mills,
:. 6. Stifler, @%i9entbiimer.
Nctp Hbpne 40.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-29

auriett. n0os WoFer 1T
opd elm mG4tiger 6attor in b:r
9eittunoe.."
Gtucioius: ga. i4 babe aud eins
mol peIAes getrunten uno mar tus
riert.
G;nefno6ige 6amiIie.
Ma0ome Cur A0hin): n9eItelIen
sic Dem GdIGfter cine 1h0ne Gmps
Fsbtllng lin0 er iolI uns nift INNER
10 bel &npfen gum 6liIA i6iten,
init einem Glid ouf lire piirren,
baQeren 20dttr) 0enr &nohen la
ZEN mir ietb7t oenua,"