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The sun., 1916-10-01

The First Number Of "The SUM-"
Not . VISA soss b that this news
paper does not receive several letters
aAking Il ~ 70 not Win b buy Q
copy q shs 0rst numbsr Of TN sur.
10 an sucA Inquiries ~ have long
replied WIN . printed postal card
reading - fcll0wvt
Tho osDy q ehs are fsvus Of TIE
SUN concerning vn1an ysu inquire win
b found - b . reprint ~ De following
test: II shS Aaas at shs hsad Of the
nrss eefumm On pass y 1855 the COPY
10 . rsprsnA for the original issue was
wrongly dated 1888 In that place. These
reprints ars very common and have no
value"
We know II b b our fats 10 have
to send this sterec:yped and disillu-
sioning reply to thousands Of friends
for many years b como. The re-
printed copies Of me first number Of
m CON Wv AZ CAlbtCDC0 III Ouu CUT
ners to the very ends Of the earth.
Thsy are not labelled a. such and II
is to be feared that some possessor.
Of them. coming into . knowledge Of
their worthlessness, part with them
silently. practising the doctrine Of
caveat emptor. This we would pre-
vent II We could. but w are help
less to DO 20
There u one thing that we can do.
however, and that Is again to call at.
tention TO these innocently intended
little replicas, which may so easily
be told for what they are. Would
that every owner Of one would write
the word Reprint" boldly over its
title! That might do something to
lessen our sisyphusian task.
As for genuine examples Of the nrst
number Of TIE Sun. we have only to
say that, % far a. we know. not more
than two or three Of them have been
seen in the last forty years.
The sun., 1916-10-01

When he has finished listening to
Ambassador PACE and Ambassador
GrRARp President WILSON viii have a
confab. Of course. with Colonel Horsr
The sun., 1916-10-01

President WILSON haughtily refuse.
to discuss the Adamson bin. He Is
too astute to commit lese- ma testy
against himself.
The sun., 1916-10-01

From the Durdnt Bcmoc,at
Tho thing that works on us the most
is--what do all the defeated politicians DO
between times for q iivelihoodr
The sun., 1916-10-01

The Administra tion IL evidently ter
rorized at the possibility that the pub
!c may raid those state Department
pigeonholes.
The sun., 1916-10-01

To rHs EpIroR OF THE SrS--Siv' a com
mon -Nominatori Judge wescott ~ New
Jersey. T.. p.
RocHKsrER, September 20.
The sun., 1916-10-01

There7l Be no hope for Mexico un-
Ell II begets q few Mexica nistas
The sun., 1916-10-01

The only way the Central Power.
Can lengthen the war Is to shorten
their lines.
The sun., 1916-10-01

Of the war and the slow recovery -
the gem trade In its second year A..
Illustrated in a second table vh,.s
shows the total imports Of d,apno.s.
and other precious stones into m.
United States in 1s12-iel5 to h..'
bpep.
The sun., 1916-10-01
MILK: THE FARM SIDE.

The crushing effect Of the outbreak
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-04
10 PERSONS KILLED AND
TWENTY-THREE INJURED

Detroit, Mich, Oct. 3.-Thlrteen per
sons were killed and more than TWEEN
ty-five injured, several probably fatal
", when switch engine pushing two
freight cars crashed into a crowded
trolley car at Forest avenue and De
uuinder street, on the east side. There
we're more than ninety persons in the
street car, many OF them returning
from the theatres.
The street car was struck almost IN
the centen the impact pushing 1t
from the tracks and sliding it along
side of the freight cars.
Panic-stricken passengers began
jumping from both the front and rear
doors and climbing through windows
Most of the dead were killed by jump
ing from the car and falling under
the wheels of the still moving freight
cars.
Tonight's accident is the third OF
similar nature here in the last year
and the second to occur at the FOREST
avenue crossing.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-04
ovERTON BETRAYED
BY TWO YOUNG WOMEN


Albany, Ala, Oct. 3.-David d. Over
ton, arrested in Smithville, Tenn, ear
ly this week charged with the murder
Of Probate Judge Lawler in Hunts
vile last summer, was apprehendet
by Sheriff Puckets, Of DeKalb county
Tenn, on the advice TO two young wo
men attending Baptist association
meeting in Smithville, who recogniz
ed the Huntsville man, according t(
statement made here today by A
T.. Overton, brother of the accused.
The brother, who talked freely o.
the lawler case, declared David over
ton is innocent and will be speedil,
indicated Of any implication in con
nection with the murder He sale
Overton's family is anxious for tria
within the next six weeks and assert
ed the accused man has been hound
ed by the press.
zone out of every hundred newspa
pers has told the truth about him,
he said. "The charges against hin
are based on sensational and empt!
rumors."
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-04
MoNTFoRD RELEASED AFTER
THIRD TRIAL MURDER CHARGE

Wrightsville, Oct Ed Montford,
ried three times on the charge OF
uurdering Herschel Beacham, mem
ser of a prominent family of Dublin,
vas set free by jury here about mid
light last night.
The jury was out seven hours. The
,ase was tried in this (Johnson) coun-
on a change Of venue, the jury pan
Is having been exhausted in the two
PREVIOUS trials in Laurens.
The first trial resulted in mistrial;
he second in verdict of guilty, with
recommendation, bringing life I'M
risonment. A new trial was secured.
Montford was charged with having
ured Becham to a lonely spot on the
liver near Dublin, where he shot him,
md. after binding the body with wire
md weighing it down with heavy
ron. he is said to have thrown it into
he river.
John Gardner, negro employed in
Iontford's pressing club, who was ar
ested, turned states evidence and I'M
,licated Montford, claiming that he
ad gone to the river with Montford
md Beacham, the latter having been
ured there on the claim that they
we're to meet party from Macon.
Gardner told where a valuable dla-
nond stud which had been taken from
,eacham could be found, and it was
ater recovered by detectives. For sew
raj months after his arrest, in Sep
ember, 1914, Montford was confined
n the Bibb county jail.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-04
ENGINEER ON FLYER"
is BLAMED FOR WRECK

Savannah, Get. 3.-Declaring that
Alex Wright, engineer on the Dixie
FLYER. was to blame for the accident
which occurred at Folkston, 81 miles
south of Waycross, Sunday night, III
which nineteen persons were injured
General superintendent McCranie, OF
the Atlantic Coast Line railway, re-
turned TO Savannah Monday afternoon
following an investigation OF the accl-
dent. According to reports, Wright
passed caution and stop block.
Wright declares that he saw the eau
ton signal, but states that he did not
see the stop indicator.
The accident was q rear-end coils
ion between the northbound flyer and
the northbound Southland, which had
stopped at water tank.
Mrs. Harold Barber, of Montgomery.
Ala; Amantha Fluellen, a negress,
and D. A Warker, Anton, Ala, are
said to be the only passengers who
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-04
AAN'S HEAD LOOKS
LESS LIKE MYSTERY

Atlanta, Oct. 3.-The "deep mys-
ery'' Of the mans head found near
he Peters street viaduct in a batch
If waste paper intended for paper
company has been dispelled. The
,oncern's superintendent Saturday de-
luced the following.
at is very probable that this head
vas discarded by a medical college
md cast into a batch of trash and old
,apeys. You will not that the head
sawed in half along the medal line
md that the brain is missing. Also
hat the lips and eyes are sewed to
;ether with catgut, which looks like
he work of an inquisitive medical
student"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-04
PROMINENT MAN SHOT
IN CROWDED STORE

Newborn, Oct. &c. M. Childs, a
prominent resident of Newborn, died
1t noon today, following shooting
lffray which occurred Saturday night
with j. r. Estes, another prominent To-
cal resident. The men had an argu
nent of some sort, and Estes fired sew
eral times, live bullets taking effect
N the body Of his adversary.
The shooting occurred in the store
If w. B. Written ana in the presence
If a number of persons. Many con
dieting statements have been made
% the cause of the ARRAY, but Chllds
stated that he spoke to Estes, telling
aim to forget a previous difficulty land
suggested that they become friends
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-04
TAKES POISON; RECOVERING.
Prompt Attention of Physicians Saves
Life of James McLung.

Moultrie, Oct flames McLung
the Moultrie man, who swallowed IS
grains of bichloride of mercury
week ago, is out of danger, according
to an announcement made today by his
physicians. The fact that McLune
was reached by physician in few
minutes after he had taken the pols'
nm and most of it was removed from
his system is given as the reason OF
his recovery. He hasn't stated YET
whether he swallowed the mercury IN
an attempt to end his life or through
a mistake.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-04

British women are taking UP the
culture of herbs.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-04

The Constitution of the United
States doesn't mention health.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-04

Procrastination in sanitary reform
is the thief Of health
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-04
PURE BRED LIVESTOCK WILL
BE EXHIBITED AT FAIRS

Athens, Oct. ga carload OF pure
bred live stock starts out from the
College of Agriculture at Athens, on
Monday, Oct. 2. to make a tour OF
fairs in Georgia and to be gone Tor
several weeks. .Winder will be the
first stop, followed by Rome, Carriers
vile, Hartwell and other fairs, IN
Guiding the state fair at Macon.
The college live stock exhibit con
sists Of pure bred cattle and horses.
A hereford herd bull, two bull calves,
one mature cow and steer comprise
the Hereford cattle.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-04

were seriously injured as a result of
the accident.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-04
ESQ WoRsHIPPERs DROP INTO
CELLAR WHEN FLOOR FALLS

Binghamton, N. Y, Oct IA sec
ton of the floor of the First Presby-
terrain church of Johnson city fell IN
during dedication ceremonies today,
carrying about $50 people to the eel
lar below, a drop of IS feet. Almost
all of those who went down were more
or less hurt. 1t was feared after the
first examination that there would be
some loss of life, as ten of those hurt
we're seriously crushed.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-04
s226, 1000 DAMAGE SUIT PENDING.

Albany Sept 30-Judge Cox yes
terday overruled demurrers by the &c
PENDANTS in the case of J. L. Hand VS.
Albany Phosphate Company, Tennes
see Fertilizer Company, ct al, suit fol
1926 900 damages. This case will come
IN for trial at the next term of court
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-04
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Pharmacy Cordele, Ga, and druggists.
everywhere.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-04
TWO MORE MEN AND
SIX WOMEN NABBED

Chicago, Oct 3.-Justice depart
ment agents raided private apart
ment at 4 o'clock this morning, and
arrested two men and one woman in
connection with the Mann act black
mailing case.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-04
RULER OF ABYSSlNiA
LOSES HIS THRONE

London, Oct. 3.-Emperor Lidj Jeas-
SUI of Abyssinia has been deposed at
Adds Ahaba. Jidi Jeassu' is % years
CID and grandson of Emperor Meme
lik, whom he succeeded in 1913.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19
COUNTY DIVISION.

1t evident from the primary returns good many
in this and the end of the county not awake to the serious
proportions county division has assumed
While there becoming unduy alarmed the
situation there the world why voters who are not
favor division of the county, should not close their eyes TO
they exist.
There certain faacy about the whole that entirely
popular election Many people
securely the belief that the state legislature
upon the wholly way entirely upon the
merits OF the situation Nothing farther from the TRUTH and good
would be sadly dsuoned awake fine day
with the information that the state legislature had created
county from the old.
very closely say merits of the
have practically nothing do with the action the state ega
may take
people county partition
do to fool themselves about this
There many fooshly
influence affairs has thus
reduced considerably below the prestige that the undivided
counties command Thus the representatives from
the smaller find their all other
what done with their and to reduce the prestige of the
larger o the level of theirs
Aside from these considerations there number of
ties Idaho that look the growth of this section and particularly
of Twin Falls with apprehenson Of these
for the position they have heretofore mantaned but the
other cities feeling the growth of this section in business
These places be depended exert their influence just
exerted at the Legislature divide this county
the object Of being attempt impede the
city
general swapping
ways be expected.
top Falls legislature repre-
sentative who openly stands for the division county
depended upon ereney inform
are that his there indication that the people of Twin
the partition of Twin Falls surely be looked
for.
deny the wesend representation the state legislatures but when
Nhart candidate
Twin Falls that if elected he will work directly
their interests IN the matter most vital to them tow county div
deny the wesend representation the
legislature in the of Fred Nihar other who will
represent wishes of county of wishes
just the minority division element
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19
WHO STRUCK BILLY PARKHURsT?

1t will probably take with the making of better auditor
Bill Parkurst figure how the Parkhur
majority in Lincoln county and Rcd precinct be the
that Bill
the light the heather Of other counties and forgot to
missionary work home While he did not save the state
himself he made showing and returned with good
deposit of trusting that the aborers the vineyard at
hand all
with the Napoleon of finance
compared with Bill workers at home At least the scrip
didn't drop the wad his
Bls hackers CD The vote of Lincoln county showed
while beteed that
returning five majority against him AS there
was no place into which he could consgn the
productive except verbally had the gloom and do
crashing.
normal fate
office Others it is rerbutive justice
newspaper trying into farming Both It's
of his friends home while he hustes the
frontier
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19
NOT THE SAME.

"zealous partisans of President Wilson
tempting ardy defense of his seement' of the rail
way strike by declaring that what he did
iustifable Roosevelt in forcing a settlement
of anthracite strike in 1902 says the Statesman
AS a of fact conditions the
in 1916 in 1902 Roosevelt had actual strike
contend with He forced the unwillnging party o
cept arbitration.
'Ths is what Roosevelt did
Mitchell went to him and asked him to hear the
side of he He consented and made a APP
pontment and asked Mitchell to bring the other union
eaders with him on the date set He then wired to the
mine operators and owners to be at Washington ON the
day present their side of the Each
group OF without knowledge that the other
side to be present"
follows this long involved article filled
with characteristic misrepresentation of President Wilson, which
be dismissed without unfairn will be
The quoted statements are misleading
In the first Democrats cOntendng
any similarity the method used by Roosevelt treating the
anthracite coal strike and that used by President Wilson
preventing the railroad strike The difference
shown in the of the Statesman that Roosevelt had
strike his hands Wilson and acted to
Again description place interview with
Roosevelt is false its essential features Not only did the
operators refuse to comply with the request that they not argue
they virtually charged the president with bad
federal troops declaring that if military protection furnished
of the members of the would back work Finally
dent and left persstng IN such refusal Moved by the statement
that the would
later 10000 mtamen into the anthracite districts protect
and workers On the day the union voted
claim that they could work the mines furnished protection being
become evident that the strike would be by the
j. p Morgan approached Roosevelt their behalf
with proposal that certain sort OF commission be appointed
replied that they would abate if the president
given hand in selecting the commission Seeing that
the the operators yielded
will be that the thing at
Of the president to both sides to get together and not
all until the operators that they losing the
Nor would the railroad strike have been avered by
presidential request
Perhaps the desired country suffer from
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19
The Theatres
FAMOUS ROMANCE WILL
SHOW AT LAYERING

Ramona" the bestowed heroine
in American fiction, has been endowed
with life and motion, and Twin Falls
will be given the first chance next
Saturday at the Lavering theatre to
see with the eye the beautiful half
breed California maiden, who hereto
fore has been visible to the magma
ton only through the pages. of Mrs.
Helen Hunt Jackson's delightful rom
ance.
Ramona" which is a cinema-oper-
attic production of the novel, from the
studio of the famous California direc-
tor. w. II. Clune, will open a one day
engagement at the Lavering theatre,
Saturday, September %, and there will
be a matinee and night performance.
A complete operate score has been
written and arranged to follow every
moment of the story flashed on the
screen, and this score is interpreted
by a symphony orchestra of twenty
five musicians. A chorus mission
singers will be heard in the beautiful
hymn at dawn, so wildly remembered
by readers of Ramona" and several
other vocal numbers scattered admir-
ably interpretative of the spirit of the
California romance.
Ramona" is credited with having
set a new high standard in the re-
Gently developed art of the moving
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19
SHE is MISS JUNE CAPRICE.

Movie fans of America: Meet little
Miss June Caprice, seventeen years
old, who within one year will be the
most popular little girl in all the wide
world of the movies.
William Fox has discovered this new
young beauty with the laughingest
eyes and the sunniest smile ever film
ed, has tested" her carefully before
the camera, and has deliberately told
this little beauty that he will make
her more famous than any girl has
ever been made before in the film
world.
Mr.. Fox commissioned six repre-
sentatives to go forth into the big,
broad highways of American life and
find him the most typical smiling,
happy little beauty without experience
"See that you find for me a natural,
graceful, pretty girl without affecta-
lions or mannerism; a girl who is win
some, happy, who lives with her par
ents or is off studying somewhere in
a girls school. When you think you
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19
RAMONA IN GRANDMA" LAYERING
THEATER SEPT. %.

picture with orchestral accompani-
ment 1t is the first of the produc-
tons to win its way on its own merits
as a romance, without the accompani-
ment of outside sensationalism. 1t
has no suggestion of immortality,
makes no appeal to political prejudice
nor patriotism, and has no propo-
ganda. 1t tells a wonderfully sweet
story and tells it we'll, appealing legi-
timately to the emotions aroused by
any work of the highest art It's sue
cess in Los Angeles, San Francisco,
New York and Chicago, are sufficient
tributes to its merits as an entertain
ment. It's appeal to women is especi-
ally strong from the point of view of
the story, while music lovers of eth
er sex cannot escape the magic of its
musical setting.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19

railroad strike for months in order to have some
thing on President Wilson, folks who place patriotism and
prosperity above the advantage of the trusts will take the view
that the administration right usually when the States
three Republicans the
house took the did Senator La Toilette the
President while somewhat tardy bene-
fetal the losing party chance its face without
fighting the undoubtedly fastened the day of set
and might have proven aborve adopted earlier
existing but it better to prevent
strike o stop one, possible
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19

have found the most remarkable girl
you ever saw bring her to me. We
will give a long and adequate test to
the theory that prevails throughout
America that youth, beauty and grace,
backed by good plays, can make a star
of the first magnitude out of girl of
whom the public has never heard"
June Caprice is the girl who an
swered all of these descriptions.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19

1.-The Shrine of Happiness is the
second Gold Rooster play to have
been colored. Miss Jackie Saunders, the
star in this feature, is called the
MAUD Adams of the screen. In this
picture she is said to be at her best.
The picture will be shown at the Ida
no theater Wednesday and Thursday.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19

FOR SALE OR CONTRACT 200
pure bred l and year old Cotswold
ewes. viii take increase buck lambs
in payment of ewes. Also have 90
yearlings and 200 head lambs pure
bred Cotswold bucks. j. A Crom, 7O2
18th street and 3rd avenue west, Twin
Falls.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19

md towels at the same
low prices as we have been
selling them.
Remember, too, those
wonderfully good values
in house dresses. Spleen
did fitting, nicely made;
good ones as low as SO
cents, not forgetting those
Handy Dandy" and ma
ternity styles and nurses
stripes.
R. & G. corsets, Ferris
Waists, Auto Wells, Waists
and separate Skirts. The
manufacturers have adj
vanced the wholesale and
retail prices on R. & G..
corsets and Ferris Waists.
l have made no change in
my prices.
Remember, too, we have
those splendid canvas
coats that are Just the
thing for these cool
nights and mornings for
you men folks and for the
boys to wear to school.
Mackinaw coats for men.
big boys and little men.
All at fright Prices"
There is no one thing in
this store that we are Civ
ing better values in than
boys suits. Not the cot
ton or shoddy kind. but
good, dependable suits
that fit right and are made
right and at no higher
prices than you would
have paid me last year. A
splendid line of wash
suits for the Little men -
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19

remember too, that have splendid line of
Bedroom slippers for misses and big little
sides shoes remember too that
the goods are right and at money saving prices.
Remember too those good sheets pillows cases
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19
IRQDIBIN&QNS

TO MIR. CASE, SECR'Y. OF THE FAIR, AT Filler:
Our store will be closed all day Friday, the 22nd,
and we are coming the ten clock train and
spend the day with you at the Fair Grounds
TO OUR GOOD FRIENDS AT FILLER:
Closing the store at noon, getting hurried lunch,
and catching the clock train would not make
much OF holiday will make it full holiday on
Friday and come over and spend the day with you.
TO ALL OUR FRIENDS
Those who have been such good friends
loyal to the store, coming back often and
bringing others with you, telling that the
goods we have sold you were satisfac-
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19
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