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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-07
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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28
HARTMAN IS MARRIED
Was Well known in PocatellO, Where
He Studied RailrOading.

Word from Lenox, Mass, is to the
effect that William Averfll Hartman,
son of the late e. II. Hartman, Tues
day married Miss Katherine Lanier
Lawrence.
Young Hartman spent considerable
time in Pocatello last season, where he
donned his overalls and went through
the shops and over the tracks like a
veteran. He has been studying the
practical side of railroading for sew
eral years past His mother, Mrs. e.
II. Hartman and the family, went
through. here few days ago for their
home in the east. after having spent
the bulk of the season at the Island
park summer home.
Mr.. Hartman is a director in the
great Hartman lines, of which the
Short Line is a part. The wedding
took place at Trinity Episcopal church
at Lenox, Mass.-Pocatello Tribune.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28
REV. Il. ". PARkfR h0NORfD
Head Delegation to General Confer.
ence Of NJ. f. Church.

Re-. H. w. Parker, the pioneer
Methodist preacher of the city of Twin
Falls and now district superintendent
of the Pocatello district, has been
highly honored by the conference of
the western Oregon and southern Ida
no, By being elected to head the dele
cation to the next general conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal church,
which will meet in Saratoga Springs,
New York. May 10, 1916. The con-
ference will last for a week or more
and is the highest law making body
of that denomination. DIR. J. d. Gilli-
Ian, OF Boise, will also go as dele
gate from this state. Two lay dele
gates have been elected to the gem
eral conference from Idaho and Ore
gon, l. A. Mcmahon of Shoshone, and
Jerry Chandler, of Canyon, City, Ore
gon, We're selected to act as the lay
delegates
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28
SECURE NOTED EVANGELIST
Dir. French Il. Oliver Will Condpct
Tabernacle Meetings.

The Protestant churches of this city
through joint committee of the pas
tors of the various organizations have
been especially fortunate in securing
the services of DR.. French E. Oliver,
of Kansas City, for the union taber-
nacle services which will be held in
January. Oliver is regarded as the
peer of Billy Sunday and Of many Of
the evangelists who have startled the
people OF this nation by their methods.
Dr. Oliver is not sensational He
does not use slang, but in beautiful,
tcrse English aided by magnetic
personality has a wonderful infiu-
ence upon any audience With him
will be two noted musicians who will
conduct the praise service.
Or. Oliver converts are rs nuntr-
Gus and his results as wonderful as of
any other evangelist, but his impress
upon the community measures higher
than possible with the more sensation
al orator, because Of the great dignity
CT the man which stops the scoffins III
the outside public. No one listening
to the Kansas City man can help feel
ing the real vital impress of sincerity
and truth. His influence lives in the
community long after he has gone his
Wav
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28
ARERl7IT[fD
TO WAFER.
Sl,prelne Court Decides ii Favor
Of Twin Falls Farmers.
CANAL COMPANY MUST FURNISH
WATER FOR STATE LANDS.
Case at Issue Similar to One Decided
in Favor of Harry 7. West Two
Years Ago.

On Saturday of last week the su-
preme court of the state of Idaho
handed down a decision, making per-
manent a writ of mandate in the case
of the state of Idaho. r. T. Brewer, E..
G. Davis, f. H. Pember, N. r. Davis,
Oscar Noh, H. l.. Brant, ]. w. Brant,
w. 3. Hoag, J. l.. Vredenburgh, John
l.. Deeds, T. F. Warner and Robert
Ackleson, against the Twin Falls Cam
al company. The object Of the writ
was to compel the Canal company to
give water rights to the plaintiffs for
school lands, which they have pur-
chased from the state of Idaho, THESE
lands which they have purchased being
within the confines of the Twin Falls
Canal company project which is serv-
ed by the company.
The case. and the issues involved,
We're similar to that of the H. T. West
case against the Canal company. In
that case the supreme court of the Unit
ed States held, in an opinion handed
down two years ago, that the COM
pany was bound to issue the water
rights asked for. In the case just de-
cided the Canal company c0ntep3ed
that the issues involved were d{fe e4y6nt
from those in the West case, but the
court held that they were not, and
made the writ permanent
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28
GUYfR Inn PROFITABLE
1t Has Earned Fixed Charges and VIII
be Enlarged Next Year.

Raymond Guyer. who was in town
today, said that he has had a very
satisfactory season this year. His
Guyer Inn earned the $1,000 interest
and the amortization on the bond is
sue and little for repairs. etc.
The management appreciates the
patronage given the establishment
and it expects to improve and better
the service next season The business
this year was on good growing ba-
sis. 1t was safe and sure, and the
only question about the inn is as to
the proper time for enlargement. Mr..
Guyer is urged to build an addition
next year and he expects that he will
do so.
MT. and Mrs Guyer and Mrs. Chase.
their mother, will stay at the Inn un-
til Christmas, after which they will
probably go to Boise for the winter.
intending to return to Ketchum at
an early date In the spring HALEY
Times,
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28
new INVENTION TO SORT APPLES
Reduces Cost OF Sizing Apples to Two
Cents Box.

The Stephens Orchard company ere
just now installing an electrically
driven Manville sizer and grader with
capacity of two to three carloads
daily This machine reduces cost of
sizing into eight sizes and grading
into two grades and culls to two cents
box. The graders stand on either
side of 4S feet long conveyor and
watch for defective apples. They also
separate the stream Of apples into two
grades on right and left sides Of con-
veyor. The machine automatically and
carefully deposits the apples in sys-
tenn of fourteen boxes by a contriv-
ance the reverse of flour mill eleva-
tors. AS the apples in each box are
exactly alike the wrapping is more
rapidly performed. The girl who packs
IS, 112, 125, or 1865 has exactly the
same size OF apples hour after hour
The superior quality of work perform
ed win lead to installing power sizers
in all OF the larger orchards Nampa
Leader.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28
DUCK SEASON OPENS FRIDAY
Deputy Game Warden Fitzsimmons
Will See That Law is Obeyed.

On Friday morning, after sunrise,
October l, the season for shooting wild
ducks will be open. Deputy Game
Warden Fitzsimmons in a conyersa-
ton with the Times stated that he
would see that the law was strictly
enforced He wishing to warn the
hunters that the wastcful shooting
OF ducks was against the law and that
duck hogs could be arrested and fined
for that, the same as any other viola
ton. All those who are caught shoot
ing ducks before sunrise or after sun
set will be arrested and turned over
to the federal officers and will be
compelled to appear before the fed
eral grand jury in Boise or Pocatello
Mr. Fitzsimmons would like all of
the hunters in his district to keep ac-
count of the ducks they have shot
during the season The reason for
this is, the federal government is en-
deavoring to get census of the ducks
to try and ascertain they are on the
increase or decrease.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28
MAJOR LEAGUE
STARS COMING
Two full leans Will Give
Exhibition Game.
NOVEMBER NINTH WILL BE BIG
DAY FOR LOCAL FANS.
Stars From Philadelphia Nationals,
Americans and Cincinnati Nat;on-
ais on Tour of West.

Twin Falls is to have the pleasure
of seeing real big league ball game
on November ninth as the result of the
effort OF M. J, Macauley and n. T.. Sui
livan, Real base ball stars from the
two major leagues, the American and
the National are planning long tour
of the west and in order to defray ex-
penses, have decided to give exhibi-
ton games at various points. Twin
Falls was picked as one of these West
ern cities and a proposition made to
the above mentioned gentlemen. After
much negotiation, the desired guaran-
tee was promised by the local men
and the deal practically closed.
According to wire received last
week from Mr.. Sullivan, the date Of
the appearance in this city will be
November ninth Two full line ups,
with men such as Joe jackson, Leslie
Bush, will make up the two teams
which will give a nine inning ex-
hibition of major league base ball.
The citizens here should get solid
ily behind the two men and make the
coming of the baseball stars an event
for the whole tract and assist in every
way to advertise the matter all over
southern Idaho.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28
GRAY TO Be APPOINTED
Democrats Expect Him to be Register
Mt HALEY.


Ben r. Gray, of HALEY, former state
game warden, left Friday for his home
after visit of several days in the
capital 1t was rumored that when he
left he had tucked away In his pocket
the appointment as register of the
HALEY land Office.
A vacancy was recently created in
the HALEY Office by the death Of John
Il. Williams, who passed away Sep
itember 49, Several candidates Inn
mediately bobbed up for the position.
1t Is understood. however. that Mr..
Gray obtained the endorsement of
both former Governor Hawley and
John r. Nugent. and has also re-
ceived the support OF number Of
other prominent Democrats. That be-
ing the case, prominent members of
the party have conceded that he will
receive the appointme Statesman.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28
DEATH OF JAMES A. WOODS
Well Known Twin Falls Contractor
Passes Away Friday Morning.

On Friday morning, September "a,
James A. Woods, well known in this
city was called to the great beyond.
At the time of his death Mr.. Woods
was As years, three months and three
days old. Mr.. Woods has been i'll for
the past two years. He leaves to
mourn his departure, a wife and two
daughters. Miss Leah and Irene, be-
sides relatives Ia the east Mr.. Woods
had lived In Twin Falls for several
years and was highly respected. by all
who knew him. The deceased was a
carpenter and contractor. building
many of the business houses and resi-
dences In the city. The funeral was
held from the family home Sunday af-
ternoon, the services being conducted
by Rev. B. G. Miller, pastor Of the
First Baptist church. with interment
In the Twin Falls cemetery.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28
BOOZE PtDDlER CAUGHT
Arley Standlee Taken Sunday ON Blue
Lakes Grade by Officers.

On Sunday morning Deputy Sheriff
r. D. Connor and Police Officer Will
liam Taylor, arrested Arley Standlee
on the Blue Lakes grade with good
bunch OF booze which he was bring
ing in to this county to be peddled
The officers were given warning that
Standlee would try and cross the riv-
er with the liquor and Sheriff Kendall
and Deputy Thompson went to the
Shoshone falls grade while Deputy
Connor and Officer Taylor were on
watch at the Blue Lakes grade. The
amount of booze found is worth nifty
dollars and was made up Of beer and
whiskey Standlee will have his hear
ing in the probate court some time
this week.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28
new PARISH HOUSE

Plans are under way for the erec-
ton of a $4,000 Parish House, to be
located on the corner of End st. and
Bird Ave. north. When completed this
building will contain dancing floor,
club rooms with billiard tables, read
ing rooms. a stage, etc. The purpc Sc
Of this building is to give play house
for our boys and girls who now, from
the lack Of it, wander the streets.
1t will be SO arranged that societies
of all kinds will have an attractive
meeting place. kadies will have ~
opportunity to use 1t for entertaiQfaH.
It will be a general utility building.
Those who would like to know u1nee
OF this undertaking may call up Mr.
Franck, telephone 347-J.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28
COMMISSION TO INTERVENE
Water Works Hearing to be Held Here
October 4th.

The public utilities commission has
again taken action in the water works
controversy in this city, and through
an order issued Friday afternoon in
Boise, set Monday, October 4th at 1:30
p. m in this city. as the date to hear
testimony in regard to the valuation of
the plant OF the water company. This
Will break into the deadlock which
now exists between the company and
the city council. Some time ago the
commission issued an order directing
the company and the city to get to-
gether if possible on the purchase
price for the plant This they failed
to do, the commission was notified
The city council then directed the fill
ing of an application for certificate
of convenience and necessity permit
ting it to go ahead with the installa-
ton Of a plant The commission now
proposes to take evidence to ascertain
the real valuation of the system. The
order of the commission is as follows:
"On the 10th day of June, 1915, an
order was issued by this commission
in the above entitled cause request
ing the applicant, the city of Twin
Falls, and the intervenor, the Twin
negotiate with view of reaching a
cOmprOmise valuation for the pur-
chase of the waterworks plant in said
city by the city of Twin Falls, and it
now appearing from a report on file by
the city of Twin Falls that an agree
Iment can not be reached by said par
ties as to the valuation of said plant,
and it further appearing to the COM
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terest OF the parties concerned to have
valuation of said plant fixed by this
commission before the issuing OF a
certificate.
1T is therefore ordered, That Mon
day, the 4th day of October, 1915, at
1870 O'Clock p. m, at Twin Falls, Ida
ho, be the time and place fixed for the
purpose of taking testimony In regard
ITO the valuation of said plant, and
said parties hereto are requested to be
present at said time and place and
submit such evidence of valuation as
they, or either Of them, may desire
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28
TENNIS CRACKS
IN FAST PLAY
;r
tournament Last Week Drew
Large Crowd.
MANY EXPERTS ENTERED FROM
SURROUNDING TOWNS
Rainy Weather Spells Final, of Con.
test Which Must BE Played off Mt
Later Date.

Twin Falls tennis players and many
tennis fans were attracted last Friday,
Saturday and Sunday to the courts of
the Twin Falls Tennis association
where the tennis cracks of southern
Idaho were engaged in tourney
/ The guests arrived in Twin Falls
Thursday night and Friday, and upon
arrival drew for place in the mat
cheS.E In the doubles the teams were
lined up by towns. The first match
was that of Bronaugh and Smith, of
Twin Falls versus Wilburn and Rich
|ardson, Of Oakley, and proved one Of
the best of the tourney, while the vic
|,tory went to the local men, 60, 6-3, 1t
was not an easy one by any means
Macvicar and Bulles of Twin Fails
played Reynolds and Johnston and
won in some fast snappy games, 6-2,
E6-1 a.
Davies and Bennet, Of Jerome, won
over Ferguson and Perrine. of Twin
Falls in hard fought matches which
proved very interesting to the specta-
tors, 81, 6-4.
The next match between Ostrander
and Bailey, Bulles and Sweeley, was
jpurely local, all four men being mem
luclS VI .luS VIII FdilS dSSOCldLtOu.
1.-THE former team won, GA, "a.
Owing to the rain storm which set
in early Saturday afternoon the fol-
flowing teams We're unable 10 play.
Sunderland and Bonney, of Burley
versus Gallagher and Berry, of Good
ing. This match will be played off in
October at which time the semi-finals
and finals in doubles will be held.
The Matches in Singles.
The singles depending upon the in
dividual skill proved most interesting
from the standpoint of the spectators
and resulted in some very fast games.
Bronaugh VS.. Smith, 6-3, so;
Sweeley VS.. Strobridge, GA, As, Ga
Macvicar VS.. Perrine, TO- 6-1; Bulles
VS.. Davis, Jerome, 6-3, 6-3; Ostrander
vs. Wilburn, Oakley, GA, GA; Gal
! ligher Gooding, VS.. Richardson,
Oakley, Ga, 6-l
Other games to be finished at the
postponed date, October 9th and 10th.
The Southern Idaho Tennis associ-
alton was formed and following Off
GERS elected for 1916 g. L. Macvicar
president; NJ Gallagher, Gooding, vice
president; G, G. Wilburn, Oakley, sec
retary; Chas. Bulles, Twin Falls
treasurer; w. A. Claire, Pocatello
L. E. Bennett, Jerome; Mr.. Richard
son, Oakley
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28
GAINS MADE ON
WESTERN FRONT
British and French Take Tweaty
Miles Of Trenches.
MORE THAN 10000 GERMAN PRIS-
ONERS TAKEN In TWO DAYS
Russians Said to be Holding Their
Own on Eastern Lines. Italians Re-
port Successes.
TAKE TWENTY THOUSAND
PRISONERS.

On the western front the Bri-
tish and French have captured
in two days more than 10000
unwounded prisoners, according
to the official French commune
cation issued Sunday.
Progress by the troops to the
north of Arras is also reported,
Souchez being stormed and cap
tured. In Champagne the allied
forces still continue to gain
ground.
London British forces that
have assumed the offensive in
northern France on Saturday
captured five miles of German
trenches south of the La Bas-
see canal and east of Vermelles,
according to report of Field
Marshall Sir John French, made
public Sunday by the British
official press bureau. In some
instances the British troops
penetrated the German posi-
tions for distance of 1000
yards.
The British soldiers captur-
ed the western outskirts Of Hull
lucli and the Village of Loos,
and mining works around it,
and hill No TO-
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28

Mr. William b. Coburn has recently
returned from Chicago, where he has
been student Of the Chicago Musical
College for the past five years. He
has devoted most of his time to ocn-
cert work and teaching and, in both
fields, has been very successful
Mr.. Coburn will open studio at his
home and will be ready to arrange les
sons by the last OF the month.
He will present the following pro-
ram, with the assistance of Miss
Pauline Alfonte and Mr.. Wilton Peck,
ut the high school auditorium, Thurs
''v evening, September 80, at 8:15
sharp.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28

You Are Cordially Invited to Attend.
For terms, dates, methods of instruc-
ton, etc, address,
WILLIAM b. COBURN,
Phone 812 703 w. Main st.
-Adv
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28

London-The British and French ar
mics have taken several large "nib-
bles" out of the German lines be-
tween Verdun and the Belgian coast,
capturing trenches along front of
about 20 miles and thousands of pris-
oners, eight guns and number of ma
chine guns. At the same time British
warships and French and Belgian bat
teries bombarded the German posi-
tions on the coast between Zeebrugge
and Nieuport.
The offensive which resulted in, the
French and British victories, began
Saturday morning For several weeks
there has been an almost incessant
bombardment which late last week
increased in intensity, particularly in
the sectors where the infantry attacks
took place.
Important Gains Made.
The French, who are credited with
the most important gain, made their
chief onset against the German lines
around Perthes Beausejour and Sulp-
Continued on Page A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-27

of the jitncy. Philadelphia is almost
jitney overrun, and as a result IT is pos
sble for every one to ride TO work each
morning in some sort Of an automobile
for not moro than 10 cents at the most.
The entrance to the studio yard every
morning looks like combination of
big social function and a go-as-you-
please automobile parade, for aside from
the many jitneys large number of the
players arrive in their own cars. Barry
O'Nen. who directs most of the feature
productions, favors q big limousine; 80
does George w. Terwillger, the writer
of the scenario department, drives his
own car; Edgar Jones, John Ince and
Joseph Kaufman. directors, drive their
own touring cars; Arthur johnson has
touring car, but utIlzes n chauffeur;
Ormi Hawley drives one of the speediest
runabouts of them all; Lotte Brscoc
also favors a runabout; Lille Leslie pre-
fers to be driven by a chauffeur and 80
does Ethel Clayton; Crane Wilbur,
George Soule Spencer and Earl Met
cafe, all leading men, are their own
chauffeurs, and Dorothy -DeWolfe, Luz
bins "littest leading woman" has them
all beaten. She drives in each morning
In pushmobile. as important as all out
of doors, accompanied by her father, and
parks her motor" on leading woman
row." between Ormi Hawley's runabout
and Ethel Clayton's touring car,