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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-13

One of the best crowds that has
been at a gridiron battle in several
years was out yesterday. Ideal wealth
er and the teachers convention were
largely responsible.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-13

everybody was talking about
"Pinky' Beals. Aggie students were
praising him and after the game one
Of the officials said: "I certainly am
strong for that boy Beals."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-13

1t is almost safe to say that there
is not a city in the United States the
size of Topeka with an institution as
prominent as Washburn that does not
have accomm odations for sending out
publicity regarding athletic events. A
game like the one yesterday gets lit
tie publicity outside of Topeka, main
ly because it is impossible to send
out news dispatches.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-13

Dwight Ream, who starred in the
Aggie game at Manhattan last year
and who was largely responsible for
winning it. was in town for the game
yesterday This year Dwight is teach
ing football and few other things at
Fort Scott. He says he has some good
material headed for Washburn.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-13

Syracuse university is said to have
one of the heaviest football teams in
the country this season. The team
averages 1876 pounds and the line,
from end to end. 200 pounds even.
One of the tackles tips the scales at
1876 and the other at 205.
Jess Willard is said to have made
$3.50 for his work with a wild
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-13

1t was "Pinky's" last game for the
Blue and White on Washburn field,
and it was one of his best Next year
the Ichabods will need two or three
mighty good men to fill the stubby lit
tie shoes that "Pinky'' will leave be-
hind him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-13

cause they felt luck had won for their
opponents.
To say that the Ichabods were dis
appointed is putting it mildly. They
felt like all men feel who have made
a good fight and lost, knowing that
they lost through no fault of their
own.
But others were also disappointed.
After the game Coach Bender said he
had fully expected to win by at least
three touchdowns.
1t was the same old story yesterday
everybody was talking about
praising him and after the game one
Of the officials said: 81 certainly am
strong for that boy Beals."
1t was "Pinky's" last game for the
Blue and White on Washburn field,
and it was one of his best. Next year
the Ichabods will need two or three
mighty good men to fill the stubby lit
tie shoes that "Pinky'' will leave be-
hind him.
| Dwight Ream, who starred in the
Aggie game at Manhattan last year
and who was largely responsible for
winning 1t, was in town for the game
yesterday. This year Dwight is teach
| ing football and a few other things at
Fort Scott. He says he has some good
| 49,
i Wayne Cook, last years student
manager, was also down from Lincoln
| to the game. He went TO Lawrence
this afternoon, pulling strong for the
CornhuSkers.
One of the best crowds that has
been at a gridiron battle in several
years was out yesterday. Ideal wealth
er and the teachers convention were
largely responsible.
AS punter, ':sTiny Sam Stewart
bids fair to rival ex-Captain Trobert-
In the early part of the game he boot
ed one that rolled 85 yards Last year
Trobert made his record punt against
the Aggies at Manhattan.
A great many football dopesters
think that Rice is a better center than
George Barrett ever was. Rice GER
tainly has the making of a great play
er in him, and a good deal OF 1t has
already come out to bloom.
Because there was no press box at
Washburn, and because the officials
said it was against the rules to allow
slaves on the sidelines, Fridays game
was delayed for a short time.
But no one blamed the officials for
the delay Won Quigley, O'Reilly and
De la Anderson are all fine fellows
and the quintessence of off1cialdom
But reporters can't be expected to re-
port a game from Zeppelins
When the Aggie newspaper scribes
were informed that there was no press
box for their convenience, they were
disagreeably surprised. I'm a town
the size of Topeka we thought sure
there would be press accommoda-
tions." one of the Farmer scribes said.
1t is almost safe to say that there
is not a city in the United States the
size of Topeka with an institution as
prominent as Washburn that does not
have accomm odations for sending out
publicity regarding athletic events. A
game like the one yesterday gets lit
tie publicity outside of Topeka, main
1y because If is impossible to send
out news dispatches.
Syracuse university is said to have
one of the heaviest football teams in
the country this season. The team
averages 1876 pounds and the line,
from end to end, 200 pounds even.
One of the tackles tips the scales at
1876 and the other at 205.
Jess Willard is said to have made
S16S,000 for his work with a wild
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-13
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copyright. 1913. by H c. Fisher
Trade Mark Reg. o. s. Pat Off,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-03
Ser ~lafOniidte aoolf.

lWA
Gin Mitarbeiter in Baden ldrerbt.
Gin iunger gauersananr aus tanivi
rem Eorfe batte pan glnfana on nit
sefdmpft uno mar 5ltlett in S~Iauaarn
babel. Sn orei Miondten bate er
5ipei @riefe eeidrieben; Der ~erftere
Ialltete.
v2iebe Srau!
Sd lebe nod INFO oas Y1flein biz
Re id erbnlten, merm Der 9ub Dos lit,
Damn ban i'm.
Grub aoolf.
Ger Stpeite mid wenig oapon ab:
u2iebe 8ertbal
Sd lebe INNER nod, mas mid feEr
punoert, penn Der 8lib nod Dos iff,
odnn bon i'm mieoerl
@ruB aoolf.1
8or eiuigen Eagen fam cine 8bo-
tograpbie aus Dem 2a5aretb in Set
oelberg; oarauf Iob Die iilnge Srop
ibren Wdm nebit elmer Mn5abl an-
bern, nn0 CT batte 0as ei1erne 4reu5
alf Der 8r1tit. Muf Der &iidieite oes
@iloleins itano:
0Siebe 8ertbdl
Sd fpor beripunoet, lit pieoer gut.
morgen gebts los. 8enn Der gut
b0s lit, Damn nimm i'm Bel ben Oh.
renl Grub aoolf."
9ie Srau idrieb ibm, oaB er bod
menieftens mitteilen mofte, tpie Ell
oas giierne 9reu5 erbalten bdtte.
p9os nit Dem gilernen areu5, "
ihrieb er, yoas mar iebr einfaH: 9tr
@aior rief mir, ib muBte itilitebert
mo Der 5elouebel bat mfrs ange-
beftet. @ruB A0olf."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-03

ibren geamteu geipGblt: Brdiioen-
tin, Mrs. 9an 81. 2eorp; @iceprd1i-
oentinnen: Srau @. 81. Sbomos,
Srat g. g.. 8anoer @oepen, Srou
Cafe @riswolo, Srau 81. 81. &uiiell;
5dabmeiiterin, SRI. @elie 8rpor +,
forreiponoierenoe Sefretarin, SRI.
6. MuneD; protof. SefretGrin, Srou
Sanes sc. Donng nnb Muoitbrin,
Srau Wttlton 8liem.
Die S6lis greming Gompann
III Milfpanfee lit I'M eiilen Ginbalts-
hefebl gegen bic SHober 8relpina
Gompa1p eingefommer, our6 Ser
Gle 2ebtere ooran gebinoert peroesl
ioa, elm b%eitimmtes u2abel1 Sn be-
ifuben.
9ienitag mittng lpltroe Oos
lelie Mltenbeim unieres gountps oun
eonlttpfommiiiaren feierli6it iiberge-
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-03

ten, Die Elm &apital bon mebr ais
10000 Wtilionen baden nnb in oerer
0ieniten 1.512,000 Weni1en 1teben
bon bier 5inon59ruppen boaitanoio
f%ontroQiert lperoe.
SSn ollen @afen oes Siioens lit
Die Iusfubr bon 8aubol3 mabre;tn
oes Dergangenen Sabres beoeuteno
8lriifgega1lgen. Sn Seem 0rleaits
flel fie bon 378 auf 21t Miaionell
SUB; IN 9ort Mrtbur bon 1875 off
lilo Milionen uno in COLLECTION bon
SO auf So Miliofen SUB.
Ser 5etlat bat Die SluB= lt11s5
Safenbia, cine Subititrtbia fir sic
nripriinelide gorlage, Sic % @ailio-
men Dollars bemilligt, bellte moreen
o1lgertomtrten, na6Oem er oie gauge
Nddt IN SiButtg getpeien mar.
- Die Seem gorfer 8erfi6erunes-
@eieaihaften meigern iihL Sdiffslq=
fungen oie nod 3euti6lano ooer
Seiterrei6 geben, 8lt perii1errl.
Siibrer Der Mnardiiten in Men,
gorf erflaren, baB Die beioen iungelt
ssstaliener Ibarno uno Garbone ibnefl
hnbefannt limo ul1o oaB fie nidts bon
elmer angebli6en 8eri6morllng ge=
gen Deribieoene Wiliondre uno oe.n
9ombenruurf in Der ct. 8atrid's
aatbe6rale miiien. @ie aus Seem
Oorf gemeloet miro, lit Die Gntoef-
flung Der angebliden gerl6porurg
in eriter Clinic oas geroienit oes iln-
gen Goli5iiten Holigniani, Der meb=
rere Monate inter ben Gnardiiten
lebfe uno ibre @ebeimnifie aus
foridte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-03
Aus Werifc.

Nus gera grua miro gemeloess,
eie 3apatiitas bdtten ei1en Inarifs
auf Die Sauptitaot gemadt ieien
aber 5uridgeidlagen. Ger 8erfebr
stDiiben 8era grais nno Der Saupt-
foot bat Dieoer ei1lmal a~ufgehort.
Die garran5Iitas meloen, oa5
fie Die Staot Srontprus, oreiBig Mci.
len iiioli4 sen @glsn 9rieta, geltollt-
men babeH.
@ie aus 81 8aio genueIoet
miro, befinoet iib inn 3udtbans Opr
chihuahua Elm Entertainer NorHeltg
2eonaro @orceiter, Ser bort auf Or
febl Der giliitas ieit Dem 10. Sch.
gefangen gebalten tuTrb. @orceItcr
mar ais pIiiaper1 BEL oen @erfctl
Ger 8ranberD Mining ano Gmelfing
GompanD in ct. 2ouis ange1fallt
rnlb fon einen getuiI1en Srancisco
Treoa @uiiano Inn @elo beIhirin-
bet babetl. Mian bat i'm bisber rradl
ri6t por fein @eribt geitellt.
aus Ma5atlan miro aemeIoet,
oie angriffe Der 8iafFtas b1tten orIf-
qeb6rt, oa iie feline Iunition nre6r
Edften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-03
MIItrIci.

Die So. 6. & &. gabn bat Die fir
ibre 8obnbofsanIage an Ser Gurall-
90 GtrnBe unb Der Giios6Iores Str,
un6 fir ibr @egeredt notigen @runo-
Itiide anaefauft. SIR |ertreter, Der
elopofat 6rnnf 6. 9opis, bat geItern
tcim Gountpclerf SEEDS" fir
Brunoeigentlm i'm @erte BON nlebr
nIs elmer baIben Milion goffarg ETH.
gereidf. Sic bnIoige M~usfiibrur5
res llilternebmens ideint oanit &C.
iidert 5i iein.
Gie @rano-Snrp fir ben Mdr5-
Icrmin oes 81. Diiiriftgerihts biz
oea: 6enniiig 9rubn, gormoun ;
Gbas. Sei0enidnur, Mleronber sos
fe, Com groipn, &. SO. 2abatt, Saul
arlpaer, 60 greiB f., 6. g. SIl-
bari, Sobn s. Soile, q. 6. 9andp,
81 S, SIG uno MitooIpb Seebe
Sn eiiiem bieiigen Sonatoriilm
iiarb 5rau MarD g. Soften i'm a(Itet
ron fiinf5ig Sabren. Sic @eritorbene
ftnnirnte aus 9eutfdIano, Iebte obpt
feit ben lebten fiinf3ebn Sabren bier
In Gnn antonio.
Snmitag obeno giebt Der Sutn,
cereilr elm Gon8ert in ieiner SdIIe.
Hrobibitioniitiide agitotores
1yeroen am 3D., "a. uno %. M1rs
hierberfommen uno m1brello Der Ore
Eogc ieds @eriammlungen bier ab,
hdlfen.
Sm Ilter bon 70 Sabren Itart
Trnts Nnnn Sonas, oie @itiue oes
friibpren Goiintpridters 8cter Ssonas
Die g~eritorbene I%taulnlte ais
TeutIdlano, pobnte aber felt "a Sab.
rem IN Gan @ntonio.
Bel ben Mtisgrablniaen biutel
0em alien COURTEOUS on Ser Goleoui
GfraBe fano mon am Montag cir
Solo Nuaaeft" i'm @erte bon $44.
Ndd Dem Sobresberiht De-
@aIiermcrfe babeu Die g~etriebsfoftet
DIE Glni1ohmcf melt ilb~ertroffei
1uab rs lit in Der aaiie Elm Gefi8i
ron $59,336.f6 porbnnoen. Die gc
t~riebsfoitcn betrugen $451,226.9.
unD Die Ginnabmen $39f, S89.7S
Gin aeller in Der @roccrie Dol
n. q. EurifL an Der @eit Souitcl
Sfrobc, rid)tete oil Dem @e6duoe I'M
an orit Maaren einen Ghaoen po'
$3.50 an. Ter Sdnoen lit ourc
GerIiheritllg geoedt.
Die beige equal 5raHdii
Socfetp" bic i'm ssntereiie Der Gin
fiihrintg oes 5rnuenitimmredts at
beitet, bat n~nditebenoe 9amen 81
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-03
L.okaIes.
lie ~sesislatmr.

2. UluI0.
Dns Sons bat NIT los alt l9
Stimmen ben bon Cadet eingebraf-
ten gemeiniamen SeidluB sur Gein-
ld]rift beproert, na6 Dem iiber eiflelt
3aaas 5llr &erfaiiung abeeitimntt
aperoen ioa, ourh Sen ole unioeri;-
tot bon Ser gferbait= nno @efperbe-
idJLlfe ntlo anoeren Snltituten ge.
trelint miro. lfniere bier 9ie-
5rdfentonten bon 9erar Gountp, Mc-
4sfin. Norobaus, Sdmeamal1n urf
Nabrmuno, iiimrlten fir sic Stein
adriff Der &orlaee. Sci Der groBell
@aioritat, Die fir oos oGnarob-
merit" abgegeben pllr0e, 1T oitd sic
enoniiltige @itnnbnne oes BefhlllI1es
Em 3auie geii6ert.
9us ENHANCEMENT, iiber 6ag nod,
oielem 8eibluB abgeitimmt meroen
aol, Eaaft Die ltiliperiitat, sic @fer-
hul+ nno @etperbeidnle in College
Stntion, Die Nortnalidule in 8roi.
rte 8iefp uno Die SnouitrieidnIe in
Denton 81 i~el6ifitanoigen Snititlteli,
ole BON chamber nnabb1ngiq iino.
goM Dem 2dnobelib erbalt sic Mdct=
bhas n1o @emerbeifuIe 100000
Ader, Die 9ormalihuIe III Erairie
8ietD 10000 Mder uno Sen MeIt
nie llniperiitdt aIle orei esnltitate
erbalten Das &edt, gonos, fir Sic
Der 2aflObefis Die &interlage biIoet,
uus5ligebeft.
Sus Suits bot Die bereits pofa
Senat dfgenomfnene Gorlage, oie es
Ingelteaten bon Giienbobnen frci
itellt Die @eieuidoften olls8utpableu,
DIE 8iirgiGaft fir iie Itelen louen,
n~llgcnoulmen.
Die bonn Senat anaenomemne
&iu, melde Sen Gadtpreis bon
5artalano feitiest lit Dem SullIe sur
geratung Dorgelegt.
Ser Gennt bat Die Sin andc-
1lomlmen, Die $4,000 fin sic Ser
hiitltng Der ausbreitune Der Maul-
mo &lauenieude bemiaigt.
Muf nabm er ben gemeiniamct;
s9elhluB on, nod Dem oie 2anoitra-
Benlteuer, Die fih Counties ouferle-
gen piirfen, Big alf ST. erbobt ipcr-
Den fam.
Der Senat lebnte ben 9eifIuB
oes Salies, iid an IS. MGr5 gu per-
tasert, nb, nndoem er borber md,
Aobit iiberflitiiiger @eiie ocn So
ld3lng onbin amenoiert b1tte, oaB ols
8ertaaungsfag Der 90. Msar5 angelctt
lpuroe los Sans bal, ais Tim sic
nblebnenoe Sdltling beg Senafs BE-
faunf gemaht fpuroe, einen neltcn
gelfluB anaenommen, iidJ am 30
Wtdr5 81 bertagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-03
@nt sesebeu.

gr (pon elmer lan9en &eiie suriid-
~febreno): u@ns bait on oenn 81,
9an5e Belt iiber angefognen? 9al
GaIt mid geipiB iebr bermiBt2@
Sic: Nd neinl Seoen aben6
natm ib einige oeiuer 8uriidqe[aiip-
ren aIeioungsitiide mo itreute lq
omf Dem SiiBbooen lumber. Oonn Der.
brannte id etn naor bilige 3igarrell
III Oeinem arbeits5immer, Itreut,
slide iiber ben Smprnateppid, unt
rann NOR mir eeraoe 70, ais mare
mcir lieber, fiber Waun 6u Saufe."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-03
geras.

Iler @oetb, cir b~efannter Sir
ger pom Sodbart, lprtroe BEL eilIen,
Pinto : llnfau 10 idiuer perlebt, oap
er Gin paar Stunoen ip6ter itarb.
Nus Beeiatbe miro Der go5
bon 5rdu SO. SO. Cube geneloet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-03

San slntanin. ges., 8. @dr5- 1915
grima CRUDE Cotton Geeb Oil, 43
genta per @nlone.
Metu CART 3. @ar5. Spot $751; 5;
WGra $685. unD $6.97; Npril, 1888
ntD S6.97, Mai, $6.97 mno $500;
SUM. 800 nnb $7.15; SUIT, $7.1S uni
iS7st9; artgrft. 1928 limb $3.50, Sqs
TENDER. 1874 unb $40, Sftober,
$7.65 mite $40.
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giss . Warfi.

San autonio. Ger. 8. @drS 1915.
ChIeu $5.25 bis 800.
aiihe $3.50 biz $685..
Gdlber $500 bis $40.
8uIen $4.25 bis 1926.
8uItcn 1885 bis $5.05.
Ghnfe $500 unb $3.50.
Sieneu 1925 bis $3.50
ct. 9ouis, 8. @dr5 1915. Ninos
,ieb. Serass@ieb. 1918 unb $7.75.
Ghfpciue 1928 bis $500.
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SnIanb.

urn's 9eben gefommen Iino.
- Braiioent 8iIion bat anfs Git
I6ieoenite erfldrt BOB er niht beab,
fi6tigel cine ggtraitsung oes Son
greiies e%in5uberufen.
Aus @aibington miro aemel.
eet, oqs SGidiaI Der Sdiffsanfaufs.
tia iei 10 gut tpie beiieeelt es lci III.
moglid, tie nod git erleoigen. giJ
heiben Sdlier baben iid iiber oie Sc
tniaigufgsha fir Die Slotte, oas
Seer niro Ste Gegierrungsoeparte.
nents seeinigt. Ser genat Bat Of
General deficiency gia1 atgenon,.
men.
Geo Softer aoolpb Sahn1qi-
tier rno @alter Bappinsbans, 0reI
Ger a~ngeitellten Ser Samburg-ameri
fa-einie> bic %angeflagt iino, auf Tai.
fde Wanifeite bin 5ipei g9ampfern
alarierungspapiere peridafft sn ba-
len, iino i'm @eridt eridienen unn
baben iid nidt idnIoig erfldrt. sic
pnroen gegen cine SteIIung elmer
8lirgidaft bon $4,000 entlnliei.
Ser beriibmte Tenoridnger 9iu-
oolpb Berger. Der BEL Dem LETTER
SangerfeIte in 9aIIas mitDirfte, lit
.ploBlid IN Nem gorf e~eItorben.
Die 2egislafur oes Sfaates
grfanias Bat Die gsgen Die aatboIifen
aeridtete gia, mad Ser aae aI0iter
9oipitaler, SduIen uno lonTtieen Sn-
ltitute Der &ntboIifen, AMI grIud;en
ron 5tuan8ig @irgern onrd BEN
Gberiff uro Der @ranoiurn inter
lilft tueroen 6iirfen, enogiiltig artae-
tlotnlren. Sic Sin lit Elm infonner
Biafiiraft Der bon ben idlimmItsn
Golgen begleitet fein fam.
Cob Sapan benriibt iii, fid air.
annmldrdnften @~erriderin Oil
Iiiens mli5umerferL bat Ser @ans
ner greignilie Der LETTER Monote sllr.
8eniige bepieien. @enn es aber
nod eirem 3meife[ unterlegcn 6Gfte.
Dab Sapan feline 9lllgen aud altf 0.c
Bbilippineii geriftef fat, mas unlerr
Segierung alleroings nidt 8l gla,i-
ben lHeint, 10 fuer0en oieie ourd ei1lcn
8erift beboben, Den Die ruiiilfe
3eitung .Hietif~ aus Tofio brinat,
Sn oieiem geridt aus gofio beibt
IS, in ben poIitilden Greiien ssapats
beiddftige man fid eingebeno nit
Der 3lifnnft Der Bbilippiaeninieln
mo es meroe in Nnregitnq aebradt,
eaB Sopan oieie Snielgrnppe f1nf(iGJ
ermerben iole. gs miro in ben iapn-
nif)en politiIden &reiien beIonoers
betont, Dab Dem anfnuf Der 8bilip-
pinen ieitens Sapans Iid iebt feline
ionoerIiden Sduierigfeiten mebr
crtgegenIteaen ioIten, ba tie fir Die
Ser. Sfaaten ieotpeoen midtigen ira.
tegiiden @ert perIoren bdtten, ieit-
oern Die Sapaner iid Der oeutiden
@oIonien int Hacifie benldhtigt ia.
zen.
M pes
"o''slelies pul un, lesleh Sun.llua
~ u~el''olsusslue uepruiellum Se'.'
-. ara4 ~ ..e4 sa az
sa,,asas sa, @a.a 1871.
m gr"ssa snsaa''o wA =
a. mar e4"a, w. a ~ muis.
-br;tos,,,;e,, brodte az S,,rA so;,,s mo
hi,ot;oren Son,e;t sos es he;,,ohs s,s,,,
pr,d,e Ser fre,,na5hoftl;Mo, Mo,;a'
I,,1opn am;ihem S;e5s,,5 gsorfs 20,
rnneren Inn m-ormoaeun oeos,,;;hsr.
itebenSeu motionen asfou,n,sr MIR.
,,nn m~,serSeu, hot Gp,ro,,S - nsn;..
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aarm.yroonfte.
geu.HIe.

aartoffeln, Colorado u. s6a6o. $3.50
itno $1.65 per 100 Rfuuo.
Giibe aartoffeln Serns, $3.50.
8adsbobneI per guideI So Crime
Bohnes. $3.50.
Somoten. seras, 4 a5rbe. $500 ms
$t.25.
g~ierpflan8en. 1925 Der @uiteI.
@eeten, 40e per 9bb. s8inbeI.
Yeterfllie. 40c per 9b6. zgnnoel.
Gpinnt. 4e per Rfrn0.
Gantolonpes. go unb Csc.
Riiben. BIC II. 40c per 9bo. sgiinbel.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-06-11
UTTERICK
PATTERNS
Booth Mercantile Company

would like to dwell upon which other
things besides space prevent. But i
want to say this:
when the donkey saw the zebra,
He began to switch his tail.
Well, never; he did murmur.
There's mule that's been in jail"
When see an article in paper
that is to be read by everybody, who
have not had the opportunity to know
the facts in the matter, and that ar
ticle breathing germs of discomfort,
miss-rule, anarchy and perhaps at
tracing public sentiment at the ex-
pense of a jury in trying to belittle a
jury's efforts, trying to belittle them
in the eyes of the public. l tell you
gentle reader, that the writer of the
article is absolutely as ignorant as
the other mule.
CURTIS ADAMS,
|. Juryman.
This article came in too late to
reach our former publication-Editor
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new SPECIALITY STORE
TO OPEN SOON

After carefully looking over this
great intermOuntain country, Mr.. Ed
ward H. Robinson, a merchant OF wide
experience in large mercantile CEN
tiers has decided to locate here
and become permanent resident of
Twin Falls.
He will open with "a wonderfully
attractive stock of "Things to Wear"
for men, women an9 children at 241
Main avenue east ana will carry more
complete lines Of Underwear, hosiery.
shirtwaists, neckWear and similar
lines, also laces and embroideries than
are usually found in general stores
Mr.. Robinson's long experience en-
ables him to buy from sources that
will effect big savings in his purchases
which will be shared with his custo-
mers.
Twin Falls is growing, and fast as
Stunning the proportions of larger
city-becoming cosmopolitan in Way,
and entitled to all the advanced ideas
of large cities, in matters of dress
and mode of living. Mr. Robinson's
store will materially help in just these
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Specials on Buttons
and Notions

in the case of the State of Idaho VS..
Pettingill in an attempted assault on
a little girl. Now the writer of that
article asks for an explanation from
the hands of the jury, and it would
seem from the utterances contained
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in that article that some attention. be
paid as it is, just such expressions
which without the chance of an inves-
tigation that excite anarchy, discon-
tent and mob-rule. Kind reader, it is
not from the sober Investigations of
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NOTICE

Commencing Sunday, June IL, the
Twin Falls Electric r. r. will Oper-
ate cars on evening trips each day,
leaving the city ut $50 p. NJ. Return
ing leave ShOsh0ne falls Mt $3.50 p. M
Please notice change In timetable as.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Ford and DR.. and
Mrs. Stott,. of Rupert, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Humphrey, on
Tuesday of this week Mr.. and Mrs
Ford and family have decided to To-
cate in Twin Falls, having formerly
lived in South Dakota.
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w. F. Breckon was in Twin Falls
Thursday from Kimberly. Mr.. Brock
on with a party returned Wedne sday
from the Contact copper camp where
they had been looking over the min
ing situation
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Thomas Reed, OF the Perrine Solo
Rooms, left Wednesday evening for
Salt Lake City, Utah, to be absent for
several days on business.
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A COMMUNICATION

In the last issue of the Twin Falls
News there appeared an editorial
item headed "A Legal Farce" This
article was a direct slap at the jury
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Red, white or yellow onion sets, loo
qt, for Csc at Binkerts Cash Gro
Gerry. 324 Main avenue south.-Adv.
April 30.
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Take that busted bike to Gloystein
Brothers, they'll fix it. Mar. 9 tt.
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things and he will no doubt be well
come addition to the business circles
Of the city.-Adv June 8.
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NEW PARASOLS

These represent the new ide-
as, the prettiest Of the season.
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MILLINERY SALE

For this week we offer spe-
cial discounts on trimmed hats
and children s hats.
Special trimmed hats :. $1.08
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UNDERWEAR AND UNDER
MUSLINS

Extra inducements in knit UNI
derwear and mdermuslins. See
the special displays.
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Lou Prices Prevail in
UuSh Goods

No matterpercaes to the finest fabrics-youl do bet
here We couldnt specify here assortment is too
large crepes voes orgades etc. the late fabrics prices
where all buy What's the of buying old patterns
bad when these cost more.
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You can't resist at the prices
we will mark these from day to
day. Watch for them.
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SILKS ON SALE

For Chautauqua, extra lots
of silk will be on sale. greatly
reduced
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Ladies' Dresses and u>0iStS

We assembled these for this evenbetter values than
before just the dantest prettes styles and cheap
Dresses $3.50 up. New Silk waists $1.25 up.