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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08
SnIanD.

= Der fefu g)orter StraBenbdDft-
Streit lit beenoet uno oas ge-
iultat fam aIs ein acknowledgement
Sieg Der glngeitellten angeieben
peroen. Die StraBenbabn Ser
fpaltung bot atuar oiel1nion nibt ge-
raoe anerfannt, oob bat tie ibrert
2euten oas noralilbe pie geleslihe
&edt 5ugeitanoen. iid 5u organiiie-
rem itno lid bereit erflart, nit et-
nem &onlite Der 9tngeIteaten 81 per-
banoeln; au6 miro Die 8erlpaltllng
ollrdaus ni6t perIu6en ibren
GinflnB fir ooer gegen Die Wabl
oieler aonite Wfitglieoer gelteno
5ll MAIDEN. Die 9lngeiteaten mebre-
rer 3ipeiglinien baben oieie geoin-
gungen angenommer, anoere peroen
oies tun uno uabrlheinli6 lit Der
gan5e 8etrieb ibon ipieoer inn @an-
ge, lpabreno mir oies i6reiben.
= @ep. 90. Sanger bon Der Der.
Staaten 8ermittlungs- uno Seriob-
nunesbeborbe bate cine unterre-
oung NIT ben Hepraientantm Der
@eideniteller Union BON georo-
@nerifa, in Der oieielben ii6 bereit
erflart baben, ibre Soroerlingen
uno 9lniprii1e onr1 elm Sdie6sge-
ribt entideioen gu laiien. Die Oif-
feren5en Der @eiheniteller nit ben
8abnpertualtrngen baben ourhaus
ni6ts NIT oenen Der bier groBen
8riioerfhaften - Der 5ei,erleltte,
Sofonotibfiibrer, Gononfteure nno
gremier- 5u tlin, baiieren aber tot
la6lid auf oenIelben Soroerungen.
9as Sbieoseeri6t, pelhes oiele
angelegenbeit entI1eioen miro, miro
aus 6 Wtdnnern beiteben, bon oenen
ie 2 bon oen beioen Barteien lno
Die iibrigen 5iuei BON Dem nSeoeraI
goaro" ernannt tperoen.
= Sn &anias Gitp puroe elm in
ben ltabtilhen Barfanlagen lisenoer
Wann ourd Die grplolion zines un-
genlein itarfen SprengItoffes, ben er
ieoenfaas Bel iid gefiibrt bate, in
atone serriiien, 70 oaB abiolut nidts
borbanoen it, poour6 er ibentifi-
5iert mer6en fonnte. Die Boli5ei
IN Chicago glaubt. Dob Ser Mann
Der lett Monaten perge6Iih geiudte
@r5.@iftmii6er Sean Grones lit.
0erielbe beriu6te lebten @inter ge-
legentli6 zines 8u @bren Gr8biidow
WfltnoeIein's in Chicago gegebenen
8dnfettes mebrere Sunoert Ierio-
men 5u bergiften.
= DDS ShIabtIdiFf Oklahoma
tit i'm 8roofIpner S6iffsbauhofe
nit bier @nti 2uftidiff 8ano-
men aitsgeitattet tporoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08
General
Vunitpn
Sleibt Sberbefeblsbaber
al1 Der 0ren5e.
nlexikanif6e Wableil.
2luf amerifanhhe poiten
eeihoiien.
9lmertfaniitber Yfarrer
nerbaftet.

Oas &riegsminifterinm but
6te Orber, bmrd) ipa1e Die Srmppen
an ser @rem5e in orei berIdie0ene
.aommanbos unter 5anitun, EerID-
ing nnb Bel einseteilt iperoen, iui-
berrmfen. 1iiniton iuirb Der Oberbe-
feblsba6er Der geiammten armee
bleiben.
glm 3. Sept. iollen in gsneDo
2areoo, MatGmpros nno Der meri=
famiIden StaSt @ietoria @ablen
itabtiId)er geantten a6sebalten iper-
ben.
Nus Gl Eaip iuirb semeloet,
es ieien Samitag abeno fiinfsebn bis
siuan5is SdiiIe anf eimen amerifa-
nilden Yoiten absefenert, Der mnmit-
teibar ankerbalb Der itabtiIden
6rensen itanS. Die SdiiiIe ioaen
uom ser amoern Seite bes 9iio @ran-
Sc aefpmmen iein. Die merifaniid5e
WilitGrbeb0rben erflaren, bafl iie
nidts pon Ser Sade iuikten. glmd
an elmer amoern Stelle b0rte Der
amerifani1de Yoiten SdliiiIe, fam
aber nid)t lasen, Of iie gegen tim se-
rid)tet iuaren.
= Der amerifaniif)e 0eiitlihe s.
s. pan @uetbam ans 9togales, Mri-
sona, iumroe perbaftet, als er mad
oem merifaniiden Nosales sins, nm
bort einem SterbenSen sm beimden.
Gr iparbe, nad)6em CT bier Stunoen
i'm @efGnsnis seipeien mar, auf
@erlangen Ses amerifaniiden &on-
Inls Simpid) iuieoer in Jreibeit se-
lett.
= garransa nitro, ipie eine gead-
ridt aus Merico iagt, Der Better Der
@egieruns bleiben, big lein geIetli-
der Na1folger getpdblt lit. gr
ielbIt nitro als 4anbibat auftretet,
aber er miro oesbalb nidt Die 9fe-
gierune nieoerlegeL tpie nenlid) ge-
meloet tpuroe.
MnS 0rolunsDtle nitro gemel=
bet, Die 8esenipart Der Mfilistrnp-
pen BON Sllinois, Soma mn0 @irsi.
niem mnS Der merifaniiden Srnppen
lube einen iebr ainitisen Ginflnf
amf Die merifaniidem 8anbiten amf
Der anSern Seite bes 9iio @ranSe
sebabt. Sbre ltntermebmnngslnit bae
be iid) beoenteno bermin0ert.
- 2omis .. garbimer. elm Drills.
iolbat aus gsem-Nsrifu, lit idnlSis
befmnben pproen, baf er Der @nn,
oesresiertns nidlt ben Sremeib lei
item ipollte. 9as itrteil iiber i'm lit
no6 nid)t 6efannt gemadlt. Gr lit
Der erite, Der inter Sieler Inflaae
prp5eiTiert unrbe.
gSie ous ser nlerifanihen
Sauptftaot gemeIoet miro, miro Gen.
8ablo @on5aIes ntdt ms 9abinet
berufen, ionoert miro nod benz
Staate Waorelos 5uritdfebren, INN sic
aoulpague geaen Ole 3opatiitas fort.
8ufesen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08
9lns Gl YaIo pirb aemeloet,

Aus 81 gaio iuirS semelbet,
bon Sen 10000 Milisen nnb resnla=
rem Splbate11, bic iidj in Der 6c=
semb burt befanoen, ieien lueniser
ais Srei Wann bont 6nmOert franf.
- Sen. Games, Ser eine nelle Ge=
pollution o1faneen uno iib nit 8illa
pereinigef nil, miro BON ben nleri-
fanil6en grnppen in Sltare5 lbarf
perfolgt
SIM staate gbibaabna limb
itarfe moltnenbe 9tegenldaner sefal-
len.
slns 81 9aio miro eerneloer,
oaB ale lnerifaniihen Slii6tlinge
griinoIib besinfi8iert tperoen iollen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

Get gap ct Set 9rcpi al 6enoes %tioli0ere 6rp0t
for at uGre paatran9enoe fom op benOe neo fOrp9et
Smrfc. o6poO ifol ie9 BOG gre, nobrpO bun, Der.
ionl ie8 boloer mig ior mig ielo, er bet %5enipaslgit imoo
Dem, % 0erion iea ie9er Oeres Selifob, er oct %pautrpft-
0enOe. 9f, 5rSfen 9rigott, ie9 bar alorig ipr tilbragt
en- Time ioerior nit 6ieul o9 bar ATTIC ipurgt Otooer
ON, 9oor0al ieg ifuloe opigre mig, % bun fllnOe al.
tio ii9e mig 9eifeo.@
g0g bar ieg fife forieat at oare en- 0looer ior
Gem, Ii9c iioel Ceres Nnfomit. 0ien De 6rpoer Gem
10 life ON, bpaO ia Tiger.
go, bet Gor iea r%iati9nof, leg ol ooa neO euer
bloe, offirat iom Sc ipnes.
gSaa ifal Dc naturligpis gaa.9
&ucp aif neo, men Den, iom nogen Sin0e bar
felt en- 6refen Friootts Zine 6Oile poa ia. fam life
inores ooer, at 6enoe5 Sltnlsr life par oioere itrao.
len6e, % at Ben Ion9e qiten ipntes benoe ol0rig at
iaa enoe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-17
NOW NATuRAL IS CuRA,

TIL sympathy o. aN Hm 'm.... u... .....' a.
dissenting voice. r... ..' a. N..."..t ........
difference with u, A.l .nf .,.'... ,....I .... 81.
Cuba. vh.'s papers chars. 'n.. so" ... '.. ....
ihlnr on s1f'h except a ,.H.af ..' . ........
When Uncle sam Ntrk. ., a'' .. H| ,.. ...a DID. .4,
he inclined 60 reflect hat mu.h ..... .-.r ..tru-.
tooth i' an unrn's'ul Hsr chill D.'a H. H...'.. ..
Spain and woe &c now r, daughter .. ...'H. a.f l.
lsht and ''r 'nhaf present mobile ra...s.. I..'r .rm
paid The r'i,e ui man, a lr.h' Nm...t. ..". I,
Cubas sake ,hc United States va.. ,r. f..f . ,.. u
sl,fuisiie that HISTORY mention. .... Ii..f..r. y.,,
tnickcibocker' Our reward b. ihr ...n ui r.i.
But Uncle Sam Is ioo much ui philosopher p. De- tu
'ft,set al Cuba, inefatuie Il ID, ur OUGHT u i, f,.
csnred axiom Of human nature that is murs tri d. Mf
Anyone the sufet you oi ihs h,r,gafs Jsiru. 50.
Isbs !, simply living ~ to io.m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-17

" + Pastor of Sew Carlisle. Ohio
'l, been nominated i.r Chaplain o.
'He 4 lluh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-17
Paw Knovs Everything

Willie Paw what Z, .I'r 50. .rn'
raw The busiest thing u 'hc world
uy SON
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-17
rhinrs 10 wnny Ahnnt
Nhmea Il NAmra-

The Irish ru'l'l wl, discovered h
ihc Snimrl,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-17

one Yea Ago Today IN the war.
Iu'H 4. prs Won NJ,h.u.,u broke
fHr lu..n.D hun 'ur 80 karo,,lw
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-17

The OAK Park Embroidery club me,
Wednesday with Mr., Hudson ru East
Ninth street The next meeting will hs
with Mrs Eastman, at SUI East Ninh
street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-17

UItIH UTav H|' n III|EITTf N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-17
Ien YeaGs Ago

DR. A. A VIII, h,, opened an office
100 'hc Baltimore building llcwa, 'r.
mcry o pHDNgmg physician in Albany.
s.
P,nlr ,n 'hc vicinity ~ Fourth ard
Broadway arc Wurk'n, hard ,u ,ccuro
'rr uD~ federal building At that cor
"Dr
Coin IIar.'r 'hr well known political
writer whose article. un ifcr silver
have caused comment an over the Unit.
I'D State, arrived u The ems yesterday
from Monte Nc. Ark
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-17
Luke MgIukc Saws

Our Daily Special
.Vrc'hrar'. DNu Ntsr ~wr NNr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-18
WILSON CHANGES DATE
Decides to be Notified After Con-
gress AdjOurns.

WASHINGTON. July 1S.-Prest
Wilson decided late Monday 10
change the tentative plan for hold
ing the notification ceremonies Aug
.. because he desired 10 postpone
them until after the adjournment Of
congress.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-18
INDIANA M00SERS READY
FOR STATE CONVENTION
keynote Address to be Delivered by
Cambridge Colby OF
New York.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July IS
Organization details for the Indiana
progressive state convention TO be
held Thursday were well under way
Monday evening. William ID. Head
rick of indianapolis viii be tempo
rary chairman. The keynote ad-
dress will be delivered by Balm
Lridge Colby OF New York. Merle :.
Ward of Union City has been chosen
for secretary of the convention, O..
n. Buck of KokomO viii be SER
geant-at-arms and Jerry Griffith Of
Indianapolis will be his assistant.
The first real test of strength be-
tween the two factions in the parry
the one which favors cOnciliatorv
tactics and the one which consists
Of the radical progressives. probably
viii come up Wednesday at the dis
trict meetings. All the districts ex-
cept Marion county will meet at the
state house. Immediately after the
meetings the various convention
committees will 90 into session.
Both factions of the party sent
out much mail Monday setting forth
their respective sides TO the differ
ences of opinion which has caused
much letter writing and personal
feelings among party leaders lately.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-18
AT THE Ia SALE.

a strong subject. unusual in con-
cepion is The Dragon" which
Will be shown as the principal pic
ture at the La Sale today. Mar
garita Fischer has the leading part.
playing a dual role. first that of a
child who is left alone when her
mother deserts the home and later,
the mother who has come under the
spell of the dragon" who spreads
its blood-thirsty body down Fifth
av in the big city. Miss Fischer is
superb in both roles and the pro-
duction as transferred from the
book To the screen is unusual and
interesting. The WEEKLY news items
by Hearst viii also be shown today
as we'll as the comic Bray cartoons
Louise HUFF viii be featured at
the La Sale on Wednesday in a
strong meiodrama entitled ''Des-
tinys Toy" This is a delightful and
interesting combination of romance
and desperate battles, the fight in
which the police raid the headquar-
ters of "a sang OF thieves being one
of the fercest struggles ever record
ed ON the screen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-18
5000 R0TARiANS AT
CINCINNATI SESSION
Golf Tournament, Parade and
Watermelon Party at Concert
Feature Entertainment

CINCINNATI, O., July 1S.-Over
5000 ROtarians, attending the
seventh annual international conven-
ton here. hurried through the short
business session Monday and quickly
began 20 go through a lively pro-
gram of entertainment Mayor
Puchta of Cincinnati officially well
coined the delegates to the city, and
Allen D. Albert Of Minneapolis, in
ternational president. delivered his
address. Gov. Willis of Ohio and
Ralph a. Tingle. president Of the
Cincinnati Rotary club, also vel
coined the visitors. Responses were
made by past international presi-
dents. Various departmental dis
cussions followed these addresses.
In the afternoon the golf tourna-
ment was started at the Hyde park
links.
In the evening a parade was form
ed at the official headquarters and
the marchers visited each hotel in
the city where delegations were
housed and these in turn joined i'm
the procession. The DELEGATES then
were taken 10 the geological garden
for a watermelon party and concert.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-18

among all the nations of the
world" said sen. Lewis. we have
offended az from their point of
view We have severed all from our
point of right. Let US go 10 the peo-
pie of our country with our reasons
for this extraordinary preparedness
Tell them we move forward because
we must in order to live"
New Anti-Air Craft Guns.
Construction Of enough high power
anti-air craft guns 10 supply all ac-
tive battleships and cruisers Of the
navy has been completed. it was
announced Monday by Sec'y Daniels
The new weapons are believed by
navy experts TO be the longest range
guns of that type ina the world. The
battleships Pennsylvania and Nevada
already are equipped with two each,
and the same number will be mount
ed on the other vessels when they
go to their home yards for over
hauling.
The new gun is three-inch. so
caliber weapon that will throw a
shell 27.eO0 feet in the air at an
angle of 90 degrees. ON each ship
one will be mounted forward and
one aft with an all-round fire so that
the pair can sweep the skies in any
direction
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-18
Bonds Honored
At Gin cinnati
Rotary Session
News. Tlmes speclaI servlee:

News Times Special Service;
CINCINNATI, O., July is. - The
seventh convention of the Interna-
tional Association Of Rotary Clubs
of America wltl over 5000 RotaT-
ians participated in by American
business men representing $780,
600, eco of capital invested in bust
ress throughout the western CONT
nent honored a South Bend man, r.
4. Bonds. Monday by its selection OF
him as reading clerk Of its big four
days meet. Bonds was the only In
diana n named by the international
Rotary as a convention official.
IL can be safely said that South
Bend and Indiana state Rotarians
will be heard from every day of the
present meet for Monday they gave
evidence of being true Rotarians in
every sense of the word.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-18
DENY INSOLVENCY ORDER
knights and Ladies of Honor Lodge
Files Answer.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July 49,
Counsel for the supreme lodge,
Knights and Ladies of Honor. filed
an answer and cross complaint 10 the
complaint against the lodge asking
the appointment Of receiver in
federal court here Monday The in
solvency of the order is denied The
lodge officers seek an injunction
against the original plaintiffs 10 pre-
vent them from asking a receiver
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-18
THEATERS
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

When II. B. Warner, who is star
ring in The Market of Vain De-
sire, being presented at the Audi
forum today, learned that he
would be called upon 10 preach a
sermon 10 500 spectators i'm the big
church scene in the production. he
nearly wilted. 1t was a decided
contrast to sandpapering his fingers
and attacking a safe as he did in
Alias Jimmy Valentine" and for
several days he was considering
what he should do. The big church
scene was made on a Sunday morn
ng and the players sat eXpectantly,
wondering what Warner would say.
At a word from the director ne took
his place and as the camera began
10 click he stepped 10 the TOstrum
and with remarkable eloquence re-
cited "T.Ie Angel and the Woman. ."
using, or course, gestures 20 fit the
denunciatory sermons which he.
play.LS -hc part of the daring young
minister, Eas supposed To be deliv-
ering. IT is said his rendition was
greeted by generous applause. The
Moor. hiners, a two-reel Keystone
COMEDY featuring AL. St John, COM
pletes todays bill. Tomorrow Will
liam FOX viii present his newest
star June Caprice, in Caprice Of
the Mountains a story of the great
Out-of-doors. 1t is said that Miss
Caprice is very young and bashful,
but that she can act just the same.
This is her first picture and she
takes the part Of a little mountain
girl who. after being courted by a
rough mountain boy, meets a city
chap and marries him. He tires Of
her after a little while, but in the
end returns 10 her and they have a
happy reconciliation. Mr.. Fox aims
10 make a great screen star of Miss
Caprice and considers her a great
find. The Selig- Tribune weekly will
be shown as usual An extra at
traction on for Wednesday is a
single reel Edison drama, The
Voice of the Violin" presented by
an exceptionally good cast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-18
RUSS HURL NEW
DRIVE ON DVINA
At HINDENBURG
little Opposition Develops in
Discussion of 16 Capital
Ships in Next Three
Years.

WASHINGTON. July 18-Discus-
sion OF the naval building program
in the senate Monday brought out
indications that the committee
recommendation for construction Of
IS capital warships within three
years. eight of them in 1917. prob
ably would be approved without ma
terial amendment. Administration
leaders hoped Monday night 90 pass
the bin before Adjournment Tuesday
such opposition as developed Mon
day came from both sides of the
chamber. Sens Thomas and Narda-
man (democrats) and Sens. Works
and Norris. republicans leading
the attack on the building program.
Both democratic and republican
leaders defended IT, however. and an
amendment by Sen Norris 10 delay
construction OF any of the Is capital
ship until after the close of the Eu-
ropean war and after failure of ef-
forts 10 create an international peace
tribunal was tabled - 10 H.
says Expenditure RECORD.
In support Of his amendment sen.
Norris declared the bin provided for
expenditure of more money for naval
construction in time OF peace than
was ever spent by any nation i'm the
world despite the fact that lit is
very probable that before this Eu-
Topean war Is over the United states.
without the construction of a single
ship. will have the greatest navy in
the world"
Sen. Fardaman declared congress
was yielding 10 hysteria. and eau
toned against expenditures of such
vast sums for armament until the
country's cool. normal judgment
could be consulted. sen. Thomas OPP
posed the construction of SO many
big ships and urged that submarines
and aircrafts would be sufficient pro-
lection for d nation which does not
contemplate offensive warfare. Sen.
Works predicted that passage of the
ain would mark "A change in mill
Iay policy that would overtun the
peaceful spirit OF America.
d5orah says Peace Guarantees.
Senators Lewis (democrat) and
Bcrah. Weeks and Kenyon (repub-
licans) spoke I'm favor Of the meas
ure. Sen. Borah urged that if the
United States was 90 enjoy the
blessings OF peace il must convince
the world that L. is prepared for war
Let US serve notice on the ma
tions OF the world" said the Idaho
senator. that while we love peace
and cOvet their regard. our friend
ship cannot be purchased at the
price of American citizenship"
Declaring that the United States
has not a friend among the nations.
Sen. Lewis pleaded that the people
be told the frank truth about foreign
relations SO they would demand an
adequate navy He pointed 20
Japan's entrance into the present
war Cor the purpose of ousting Ger
raans from the FAR east and i'm
0uired if any one believed that she
Woul& not enforce aeaiust America
What enc enforced against Germany.
and would call upon her present al
lies 20 help her i'm war against the
United States"
America today has not one friend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-18
LANDMARK DESTROYED
Baptist Tavern" Burns at Frank
lin, Ind.

FRANKLIN Ind, July 1S.-The
old log house lat the foot Of the
hill" one of the landmarks of this
part of the state. and known as the
Baptist tavern was burned Mon
day morning IL was on the stage
coach line from Indianapolis 10
Madison and in pioneer days was a
well-knowu stopping place.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-06-01
TWO ARRESTED ON
STATUTORY CHARGE
Fay Cox and Harvey Standlee
of Murtaugh in Custody
IMPLICATED BY STATEMENT OF
GIRL TO OFFICERS.
Condition Of Lawlessness Among
Young Folks Said To Exist In Small
Town.

Fay Cox and Harvey Standlee of
with a statutory offense and several
young men from that town are in
parts unknown as a result of a state
ment made Monday evening to the
officers by Elsie Williams, who gives
her age as 16 years.
Speaking of the matter yesterday
Mr.. Ormsby said For the past six
months have been hearing rumors Of
an alleged lawless condition said to
prevail at Murtaugh, but definite in
formation was lacking. Monday I was
asked to go to that town and investi-
gate as result of recent develop
ments there. I went, accompanied by
Sheriff Kendall, and the investigation
convinced me that a bad state of law
| iessness among young people existed
| in that community and that certai
young men there were in the habit of
making young girls drunk for immoral
purposes. We brought Elsie Williams
! III anu SIG uldQc d otehtClhCAI iihPhi
eating the young men now under ar
rest and others. We arrested these
men and Tuesday returned to Muir
taugh but found that several other
young men had disappeared. be-
lieve that Saturday night dances have
had much to do with the bad condi-
tions existing among the young people
there. 1 intend to see that all viola
tors of laws protecting minors are
punished to the full extent of the law
both in Murtaugh and elsewhere in the
county"
Attorney c. NJ Booth has been re-
tanned to defend the young men, whose
arraignment will be held at such time
as he and County Attorney Davies
may be able to arrange during the
term of the district court, now in ses
sion, and before which they both have
a number of cases.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-06-01
BURLEY EXCURSION
is BEING PLANNED
VIII Run Excursion to Ball Game Ii
Arrangements Can Be Made -
Kimberly Beaten.

An excursion is talked of to the
baseball game in Burley Sunday pc
tween the team of this city and the
Burley batters. 1t is not definitely
known at this time whether it can be
arranged for The game promises TO
be a warm one.
Twin Falls beat Kimberly in good
game on Decoration day by a score
Of eight to two. Features were the
hitting of Thompson of Kimberly, VINO
made a home run and a single; the
pitching of Christian and the batting
by the Twin Falls team. Kimberly
got nothing after the first innings
while the home team got two in the
first, repeated in the second, added
three in the fourth and one in the
fifth. Walters of this city, made
two Dagger Lemp and Thompson
who pitched for Kimberly, struck ou'
four each, while Christian, twirllnt
for this city, struck out eight
Batteries we're: Lemp Thompson
and Eubanks for Kimberly, and Chris
tian and Mccormick for Twin Falls
Barker umpired the game.