The twice-a-week Twin Falls times., 1917-10-25
TELEGRAPHIC 8REVlTIES

The Chicago district has passed its
minimum Liberty Loan quota. Twen-
ty millions a day is the pace set to
reach the maximum.
The Russian parliament is seriously
considering the deportation OF the
RomanOff family.
The safe Of the First National bank
of CrOssville, Ill, was blown $4,000
worth early this morning The ev-
plosion wrecked the entire front Of
the building, but the robbers escaped
after exchanging shots with posses.
Mary Pickford and Billy Sunday
collaborating to sell ten million dol
lars worth of bonds was the feature
OF a public meeting for that purpose
at San Francisco yesterday.
villa, at the head of a thousand 9TH
er bandits, is reported to be preparing
to attack Chihuahua again
A strike of shipbuilders went into
effect today in Buenos Aires.
A resolution Will be introduced in
the Uruguayan congress next week
authorizing the crews Of American
warships to debark with their arms
for drill and maneuver purposes, said
"a dispatch from Montevideo today
Hearings will be held at New York,
Chicago and Portland by examiner
Thurtel, the Interstate Commerce
commission announced today to deter
mine the "propriety and reasonable
ness of petitions by the transcOntinen-
tai railways for increases in freight
rates. The hearings were arranged
Darfffa
shippers that if the proceedings were
held in Washington they would not
nave opportunity to be heard. The
hearings will be held at 1865 Broad
way New York, November 10, Federal
building. Chicago, November u and
u. S. court room. Portland, November
21.
Confectionery manufacturers of the
Pacific coast have voluntarily agreed
to conserve sugar.
The German Press club of Chicago
empted its treasury today to buy LID
erty bonds. With a fund of $3.50 avail
able the club bough $3.50 worth of
bonds.
The Argentine dreadnaught Riva-
dayia was Tuesday ordered to her
base under sealed orders She is
provisioned for thirty days.
Two officers and eight men of the
crew of the German auxiliary cruiser
Etel Frederick, interned at Fort Nc
Pherson, Ga, escaped Tuesday night
The men were discovered to be miss
ing at roll call next morning
Thomas A. Edison electrical Wiz
ard has established headquarters in
Washington. The inventor of Menlo
Park has been working for some time
upon devices to combat the submarine
These inventions have now reached
point where Edison finds it necessary
to be in the closest communication
with naval experts to advise him.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt may yet
go to France. Governors of the six
New England states will leave for
Washington on Friday to confer with
the war department regarding a prop
osition to appoint Colonel Roosevelt
chief recruiting officer, with author
ity to raise a new division corps for
overseas service. The move was made
public here today.
I'm a German and I'm loyal said
Rudolph Schultz, 19, today following
his arrest for writing reasonable
signs on sidewalks in the hotel dis
trict in San Francisco. He came here
from Portland recently and says he is
a butcher and an l. w. w. Some of his
signs read: Germans help your
fatherland." Danger in France
keep away" Germans stick up for
your country and ITO hell with
America"
Relief for the serious sugar short
age is in sight, according to officials
OF the food administration. Reports
have been received that $50 carload
of Hawaiian sugar cane are now on
their eastward journey Two million
tons of beets have begun moving
through the mills in Utah and this
sugar will also begin moving east
ward within a few days. If there has
been any increase in the price OF
sugar it is the fault of the retail deal
er, administration officials declare
They state that not a single jobber OF
wholesaler Of sugar throughout the
entire United States has raised the