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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-31
ST.LOlnS WILL
PUNAHOU
TOSSERS TODAY

PurAkou will make every effort to
stop the ST Louis team at Athletic
Park this afternoon and will send in
their one best bet in the pitching de-
Partment. Sleepy" Baldwin. who will
use his southpaw curves in an effort
to stop the flight Of Brother Elmer's
charges.
Markham will perhaps be on the
mound for ST. Louis with HayseldeA,
Rodrigues and others in reserve. Pu-
nahou will be greatly weakened by the
loss of Noble Kauhane, but Coach
Bergman has two or three able sub
stitutes to send in.
Baldwin can pitch, and the Saints
are not expecting to hammer off many
hits this afternoon, but st. Louis has
a great defensive team. and In add
ton to this they know baseball abou:
as we'll as any team on the islands.
In the last two games the Saints
have blanked their opponents, defeat
ing Headquarters Company at Soho
field IL to 0, and the Mills team by
a score of 4 to 0. The probable lineup
for today will be as follows:
st. Louis-Fun Luke, II; Haneberg,
2b; Lai Sim, Id; Chun Chew, CT; Ku-
risaki, c; You Bun, IS; Lam Wing, RI;
King, 3b; Markham, Rodrigues, Silva,
Cooper and Hayselden. p.E
Punahou-Akana, II; Baldwin, p;
Peterson, 1b; Chang. 3b; Reeder or
Kauhane, IS; Decker, IF; Mahikoa, cf;
Wadsworth or Fassoth, c; Luke. 2b.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-31
DUKE MAKES GOOD
IN FIRST BATTLE
ON BALL DIAMOND
Hawaiis Beat Mckinley When
Smith Pitches MasterfuF
Ball for Six Innings
PACIFIC LEAGUE

Cellar jewellers no more, the Ha-
waits jumped out Of the basement
yesterday afternoon at Moiliili Field
and downed the Mckinley team by
score Of Z to in q game which was
thriller compared to the second
performance. = =
Duke Kahanamoku made hige first
appearance on a bali field, and play,
ed throughout the game, and consid-
ering that 1t was tho first game he
ever played In, he made Q mighty
good showing. He handled 10 out Of
II chances at first base, and those
who expected him to drop every ball
were agreeably surprised.
Go out in the highways and bywaya
and pick q player who has never Oe.
not find one who could equal Dukes
performances. He was at bat twice.
being lift by two pitched balls, ard
famed once, another time hit 5ure
triple to center which Boyd got after
a long run. In addition to this he
stole two bases, being helped by good
fortune on one occasion. - i
Duke doesn't know the game yet.
but he made a good start and his
manner at first base In handling balls
and putting the ball on the runner
was good. In this department he aatf
played Cushingham Of the HaWaiis.
The champion swimmer still has !ots
to learn about the game, but his show
ing yesterday was big surprise, and
in the future he will work into q pars
manent berth on the team. r. - e
Simon started out for the Hawaiic,
and two hits and one error In the first
inning gave the Mckinley team ons
run. Duke was up first In the next
inning, and after being hit BY q pitch
ed ball, stole second and third and
came home on an error b. White
CHskingham's. double brought two.
runs In for the Hawaifs IN the nrsk
inning. and Mckinley came back IN
the third and scored two runs OF
Simon.
With the score 4 to 8 in favor Of
Mckinley, Smith went on the mound
for the Hawaiis, and the fans Wit
messed o great pitching exhibition.
He allowed but one hit In the six In
nings on the mound, and not Q run
was scored. Boyd was the fielding
star OF the day, making two great
catches off Kahanamoku and Ivan.
aga. Monsarrat pitched the last two
innings for Mckinley and did noe
allow one run. Girdler, who started
the game, was found for seven runs
and 10 hits. Paul MahanIu had an
off day yesterday at abort, but other.
wise the Hawaiis played good ball.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-31
NONE BUT WOMEN
SERVING ON BOARD
IN CODY ELECTION

CODY, Wyo-Probably the first
election in history in which only
women served as officials was held
here to select a mayor and city coun-
ell. The six judges of election and
the four election clerks all were
women, the city council, on which de-
volved the duty Of naming these
officials, having decided that mas
much as the women of Cody were
taking such an interest in politics, it
would be gracious action to permit
them to conduct an election without
masculine assistance. AS a result to-
bacco smoke was absent from the
polling place and cut flowers took the
place of the customary collection Of
cigar stubs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-31
JACK Smith IS
FIRST in HITS
Former Northwestern Lacquer
and Iris Speaker Garry Off
Batting Honors to Date

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 10. - Batting
their way to the lead Of the National
League with only one players pitch
emitting 300, the driving power OF
the Chicago team is one of the base.
ball puzzles today.
Averages show that Ruether Chica.
go, is batting .370, with Jack smith,
st. Louis, leading the, list with .444.
Chicago is behind New York and
Philadelphia in team batting.
Doyle, Chicago. leads tho league In
sacrifices with II, and Zefder, also Of
Chicago, in stolen bases with eight.
The averages include games Of last
Wednesday. Leading hitters:
Jack Smith, st. Louis, .444; vii.
holt, Boston, 1893; Griffith, Cincinna-
ii, 1851; Ruether, Chicago, $40;
Burns, New York, 1865; Fischer, Pitts
burg, 1858; Roush, Cincinnati, 1852;
Zimmerman, New York, 1888; Cravath,
Philadelphia, 1913; Whitfield, Philadel-
phia, .321; Rariden, New York, .3fs;
Cruise, St. Louis, .314; Herzog, New
York, ,311; Wheat, Brooklyn, .309;
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-31
WreckerS Defeat Three Stars
In Game At Moitiii Ball Lot
II You Like to See Them Rum You Wold Enjoy It Did
Rum and Number If Fans Also Ran Home After They Got
Started-AI-StaIS Give Weird Exhibition OF Baseball
Stars Hammer Wecker Pitchers All Over Lot and Then Lose

The :AlLStars scored one run in
the first on JGdds single, sacrillce
by Lyman and a double by Lang
Akara. In fact. the Stars got enough
Rms. to win any ball game, and to-
tailed five doubles and seven singles
off Warehouse, and Jackson. who
were on the firing line for the Wreck
ers.
Out Of it all the work OF the Wreck
ers was not any too good, but 1t look
ed all right by comparison. The Stars
had no trouble hitting either OF the
Wreckers' pitchers. while Crumpler
had q world Of stuff on the ball while
he was pitching at his best. and Gro
yer Cleveland Alexander could not
have won with that fielding behind
him.
Let There Be Hope
Out OF it one can see hopes OF sue
cess for the stars IN the future, If you
wish to sleep On 1t and look over the
situation clearly. There can be no
aiibi for yesterdays showing, as the
Is errors marked up will show. Chill
Iingworth has Q great pitching staff,
even better than the Wreckers. Char
ley Lyman can play good BAH,
and everyone knows that Maddis will
make good despite his showing Of yes
terday. p ~
: Dunlap has been playing first base,
and IL, the exhibition. of. yesterday Is
an example he Il far from finished
second sacker. Lynch has. played
good bali In the past, and his show
ing Of yesterday was surprising. With
Judd and Lang Akana In the outfield,
the Stars have promise Of being in
the running, despite the wretched
work yesterday.
Too Bad, Chilly
Lefty Crumpler, If he Is started
against the Wreckers, il going to beat
them before many moons, and this
prediction ought to be inserted here.
The All-Stars are not going to make
10 errors every day, as the showing
on Sunday at. Schofield signifies.
Henry Chiliingworth has worked hard
to build up q team to beat the 25th.
and he, must have felt pretty badly
yesterday afternoon when he saw the
slaughter. =. z; ~
/ II Chilly can land a fleet-footed out.
fielder who can get on bases, and get
q fsst infieider, with Dunlap retained
40 q pinch hitter, he ought town a
lot OF bah games. j. Miller c. Of Lon
don, England. enjoyed seeing the play
ers run. and IL that was what he
came out for ils was given q great
run for his money, all right.
Hawkins and Johnson were the
leading hitters Tor the sWreckers, and
HaWkins hit . homer over the left
field fence ito end his performance.
Judd, lyman. Akana and Maddis
broke through with two hits each.
The game was laughable IL one could
lind any enjoyment out OF that, but
LET it,be hoped that the two teams do
not stage any more such exhibitions
for the edification Of the baseball pub
lie. 80
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-31
BASEBALL PROGRAM

y Today. 3:30-st Louis vs.
y Punahou at Athletic park.
y Saturday. l:45 - Asahis VS..
y Hcalanis at Moiliili field.
y Saturday. $50 - Filipinos vs.
= Mckinley at Moiliili field
y Sunday, l:30-Braves vs. s.;
y Louis at Moiliili field.
y Sunday. 3:15-AIl-Stars vs. Ru-
y ger Giants at Moiliili field
= Sunday, 9:00-Service FL IS
y Coombs at Athletic park
= SUNDAY, 10: - Mutual vs..
y Spalding at Athletic park.
y Sunday, 9:0'-HaWaiian EIec.
y trio vs. Reach al Moiliili field.
y Sunday, 10: 40-Advertiser vs.
y Won Hamm-Young at Moiliili
= field
y Sunday. 1:30-Portuguese Jun
y iors VS.. Chinese Juniors at Ath- 4
= letic park.
y Sunday, 3::3O-St. Louis Jun 4
y Tors IS. Japanese Juniors at Ath :
y letic park.
4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-31
oAAU.sERvIce LEAGUE

J. Miller Choltnundeley OF London,
England, arrived at Mpiliili field yes.
teTday afternoon about 3:15, and re.
manned at the park until O'Clock,
and upon leaving the park said that
he had spent a most pleasant after
noon. j. Miller. confessed that he
knew nothing of the great American
game. and that lets him out, but ].
Miller could have played in the All.
Star infield and made good.
There were hundreds present, un.
like ]. Miller Of London. who knew
something about the national pastime,
and these hundreds enyfed the man
who couldn't tell q boner or boot
from sacrifice Fly. And through it
ali the 25th Infantry trampled on the
AlI-Star team by score of Is to Z.
and TO think that less than week
ago they played 2 to 0 game!
Threesstar Brand H.
The exhibition by the team opposed
20 the Wreckers was such that when
ever man caught, ball he was
heartily applauded. Dunlap, Lynch
and Maddis broke through with an
exhibition Of fielding that would have
been called miserable in the gram.
mar school league. The AilStars
were very much depleted. Charley
Lyman, Lang Akana and Crumpler
showed lot OF baseball 1t times,
which gives the team much Of o Hen
messy tone, the three stars being
much IN evidence. ssf = IA
When players like Maddis and Judd
tall into the depths along with the
other performers, there II something
the matter with the world. These two
players are known tosthe fans as real
stars, but yesterday both OF them
looked ike Q lead nickel In q
puaIsp Was There : .,..
Altoeethcf Is errors were chalked
UP against the Stars and Dunlap had
four OF commission and two Or three
81 omission. Had any Of the Pacific
League players performed In that
manner, they would have been given
the barrier in quick order. II ever
there was q DR. Jekyl1 and Mr.. Hyde
stunt II was staged yesterday
10 begin the melee Brinza was sent
on the mound, a. the rain was expect.
ed to bother Crumpler. and as Brinza
got ready 10 pitch be was hit by q
ball and big lump was raised on his
forehead. He had two men out IN
the first inning. and then Bin Rice
started the mixup Of the day by muff.
ing ny ball, and two other errors
gave the Wreckers three runs. Then
he let down and the 18th scored four
runs on six hits IN the next canto.
lang Doubles
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-31
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

Home runs, Cameron /, Cullen l;
three-base hits, Mccain /; two-base
hits, Boyer, Tflley; sacrifice hits, Rob.
ertson L; stolen bases, Co. B 5; hit by
pitcher, Haskell 3, Cameron l.; bases
ON balls, off Haskell /, off Damerou
2; struck out, by Haskell I, by Dam
eron ): wild pitches, Haskell 2; passed
balls. Robertson 2; umpires, Brooks
and Schuelbs; time of game, hr. m.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-31
Mckinley

Summary-SIxteen at bat, runs,
8 hits off Simon in three innings: Is
at bat, runs, 10 hits of GirdIer IA s
innings; tWo-base hits. Sterling 2,
CusaIngham. Boyd; sacrifice hit, Low;
hit by pitcher, Kafanamoku 2. Palea,
Cushingham; double plays, Tsukfya-
ma unassisted, Tsukiyama to Okano
to Kahanamoku; bases on balls, or
Smith 1: struck out, BY Smith 6, BIZ
Girdler 2. Umpires, g. jackson and
R. Chfllingworth. Time Of game. LEA.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-31

Alter DelnS 0lSplaceQ Tor q week,
Iris Speaker of Cleveland Is back in
the lead for hitting honorsin the AIM
erican League with an average OF
1897. He has made 20 singles, qeight
doubles and three triples in % times
at bat.
George Sizler, the st. Louis star,
who enjoyed the premier spot a
week ago, has fallen into a triple tie
for fifth place, with Strunk and Nc
Innis of the Athletics. seven points
above Ty Cobb, who is hitting .323.
Rumler, the ST. Louis pinch hitter, Is
out in front with an average Of .f44.
but he has only made nine trips to
the plate in Is games.
Leading batters: Rumler, St.
Louis. 444; Billings, Cleveland, .429;
Speaker, Cleveland, .337; Danforth,
Chicago, 1873; strunk. Philadelphia,
$50; McInnis, Philadelphia, $50; Sis
Ter, St. Louis, $3.50; Cobb, Detroit,
1873; Walker, Boston, .31s; Wambs-
ganss. Cleveland, .3o4; Pratt, St.
Louis, .29S.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE

In the National League yesterday
the Giants, by winning a pair OF
games at New York from the Phillies
forced the Phillies from first place
and resumed it for themselves. The
scores were 3 to and to /. The
Phfllies, however, still have a fair
lead over the Cubs, who split even
with Pittsburg at Pittsburg. Cincin'
natl and st. Louis also split at Gin.
cinnati, but the Boston Braves VOL
two from the champion Brooklyns at
Boston, and Brooklyn has slipped
back quite a bit
The worlds champion Red Sox won
two games from Washington at Wash
ington, 4, to 8, andfSat to 2, and Detroit
took two from Cleveland at Cleve.
land, 4 to 1 and 5 to /. Cleyeland's
dash up the ladder, although prob.
ably not halted, has Deen checked.
The New York Yankees beat the Ath-
letics at Philadelphia, 6 to 0.
The first game of the second inter.
sectional series WILL: be played today,
but the full swing will not be on until
tomorrow
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-31
COAST LEAGUE

Testerday'S Results
At Portland-Yernon 8, Portland 6:
Vernon 4, Portland 8.
At Los Angeles-Los Angeles 3,
San Francisco 1; Los Angeles z, San
Francisco l.
At Oakland-Oakland 4. Salt Lake
8: Salt Lake 2, Oakland 1.
Games Today 4.
Salt Lake at Oakland.
San Francisco at Los Angeles. - i. ,
Vernon Of Portland. =. ~, IL.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-31
CHM SE

sThirty-two at bat, 4 runs s hits in
II 20 innings off All Hook; home run,
All Lee; .two-base hits, Inman, Kauahi;
double play, All, Lee to Kai Luke to
YIN; bases on balls, of All Hook 1,
off Apui 0, off Hoke 3; struck out, by
All Hook Z, by Apui o. by Hoke 5;
wild pitches, All Hook, Hoke; passed
bail, All Toon. Umpire, Barney Joy.
Time of game, 1:46.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-31
GRAMMAR SCHOOL, LEAGUE

The games to be played today a
Aala Park are:
Kaiulani vs.. Iolani.
Central Grammar vs.. Kauluwela.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-31
WAR RULE KEEPS
PASSENGERS FROM
TRAIN PLATFORMS

WASHINGTON, D. Conditional
precautions were taken against des-
truction Of bridges when the war de-
partment issued orders to all depart
ment commanders to instruct guards
men on patrol duty at railroad
structures to enforce the regulations
against passengers riding on plat
forms Of trains.
It was explained that the chief rea-
son for the order was that platforms
offer vantage point from which plot
ters or enemies might drop bombs on
structures.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-31

Goliah. Rice 2, Grafton: double plays,
Moore to Fagin to Hawkins, Lyman
unassisted; bases on balls, off Brinza
l, off Crumpler 1, off Jackson l.;
struck out. by Brinza 1, by Crumpler
2, by Warehouse 4, by Jackson s.;
Wild pitches. Brinza, Crumpler 3. I'm.
pires, Jackson and r. Chillingworth.
Time Of game, 2:17.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-31

There are two photograph records
missing, Bridget"
Sure, the goat did eat ''em up today
Pat"
We'll, he wasn't feeling first rate;
perhaps they'll tone him up a bit -
Yonkers Statesman.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-31

Protesting against rough stuff" in
his court, Justice Guy, in the Bronx,
brought down the gavel so hard he
broke the gavel and th1 plate glass
top of his desk
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-31
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

National League
At Pittsburg-Chicago 6, Pittsburs
5; Pittsburg 2, Chicago l.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati 8, St
Louis Z; st. Louis 4, Cincinnati 2.
At New York-New York 3, Phila'
delphia q; New York 5, Philadel-
phia ]. >.....-..
At Boston-Boston T., Brooklyn 0;
Boston 2, Brooklyn 0.
American League
At CleVeland-Detroit 4, Cleveland
1; Detroit 5, Cleveland /.
At Philadelphia-New York 6, Phil.
adelphia o.
At Neutrality-suspicious. 4, Washing
ton g.; Boston 9, Washington 2.
GAMES TODAY
National League
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
No other games scheduled.
American League
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
No other games scheduled.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-31

aAanef 81 e1posufe % sun, Dust and VIM
quickly relieved b Murine Eye Remedy. Ne
sn1rtine, lust Eye Comfort. AZ Jour Druggist's
6 = ~; - s 60 R:E ss:.1s 70 g SO E. g.
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PORTUGUESE

Two-base hit, T. Moriyama; sacrl.
nee hit, NJ. Ornellas: double play, Ko'
mega; bases on balls, off Joseph 2,
Off Iwata 2: struck out, by Joseph II.
by Iwata 4: passed balls, Joseph, c.
Moriyar1a Q. Umpire, Barney Joy.
Time Of game, 1:31.
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Summafy-Fourteen &C Dat, runs
Y hits Off Brinza In 2 innings, 81 al
bat, s runs, 3. hits Off Waterhouse il
z innings: home run, Hawkins: two
base hits. Akana, 4 Lyman, Crumpler
Judd, Dunlap: sacrifice hit, Lyman
sacrifice fly. Moore; hit by pitcher
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AlI,STARs

Totals 5000. Sys a u u 10 Is
Stated for Grumpler In ninth.
a Hits and. runs by. innings:
18th INF. ...-.3 49, o o 0 2 SIS
Base hits ..1ss8 1000 l I'D
A1i.Stars ,... Il o o o 022 49,
Base hits ..30yI 013I.2 1-12
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-02-27

Creek section, sold all their stock on
the Diamond A and Three Greek
ranches to the ]. E. Hartman inter
ests in Wyoming, f. n. Nevin, of the
Bull Meat Market, having made the
deal The contract calls for three
thousand or more head of the stock,
and the price paid is over $100,OOO.OO.
Deliveries will be made in June and
July.
The people of Bull and vicinity of
the Lutheran faith met in the Presby-
terrain church last Sunday afternoon
and organized for regular services in
the future, Reverend ]. A. Schlitcht-
ing. of the Lutheran church of Twin
Falls, being secured to hold services
in Bull every two weeks. There are
about twenty families in and around
Bull of that denomination. Reverend
Schlichting and Mrs. Schlichting were
here from Twin Falls Sunday to as
sist in the organization. The church
will be known as the St Paul Luth-
eran church of Bull.
One of the best-attended meetings
of the Bull Commercial club was held
Tuesday evening in the club rooms
for the purpose of electing officers
for the six months beginning with
January, it being a postponed meet
ing from January, as no meeting was
held at that time There were about
forty members present and all evinc-
ed genuine interest in the affairs o.
, the club which augers well for the
future usefulness of that organization
The following officers were elected
Thomas Clinton, president; n. o
Thompson, vice president: Russ w
Alfred, treasurer; B. r. Tillery, j. w
Faris, w. II. Harvey and H. r. Sharp
directors. The secretary will be Sc
lected later by the directors.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-02-27
NEBRASKANS AT BULL
FORM AN ORGANIZATION
Afficers Are Elected Baptists to Hold
Meeting-Lutheran Organize Com
mercial Club Holds Meeting.

A meeting of a number of former re-
sidents of the state of Nebraska was
held in the Moose hall last Saturday
afternoon for the purpose of organic
ing a Idaho club, says the
Bull Pioneer After discussing the
propositions pro and con and can
wasting those who are known to be
former residents of that state tenn
porary organization was perfected by
electing Mont Parry president and j.
Warren White secretary. Those who
have Joined up. to the present time
are as follows: j. K. Huston, d. c.
Weaver, Mont Parry, Mrs. D. c. Weav-
er, r. G. Lantz, Willie Parry, Marvin
Finch, Otto Parry, w. M. Heyl, Mrs
w. M. Heyl, H. w. Lehman, Frank
Burke. Frank Bahac, ]. E. Kessler
Hugh M. Miller, c. f. Liebbart, Mrs
G. F. Liebbart, j. W. Hall, w. d
Moore, b. w. Golf and wife, Oliver w
Marsden, w. l.. Bubbell, N. j. Cheline
John Campbell, L. d. Judy. Jack w
Campbell, E.. j. Shaub, j. Warren
White, j. R. Morgan, Boyd Smiley, c
A. Greenwalt, H. L. Parks, e. e. Smil
ey, F. II. McLosh, John f. Methven
John w. Johnson, ]. o. Fossman, A
II. Nihart, w. r. Morrison, May r
Morrison, w. r. Hatfield, M. c. Glodo
| wiSki.
Something over year ago, the Bap
tist people cancelled their contrac
with the Mills-Huggins people in or
der to make way for Doctor Oliver
| They were very loath to do this, be
lieving that Doctor Mills was the mar
for the time and place. But they did
and now, owing to the coal shortage
which has necessitated the postponin,
of the union meetings at Salt LAX
| City, they are so fortunate as to Sc
cure the services of Doctor Mills, VIII,
will be here Friday and stay for tel
days or more. Doctor Mills is not tn
polished orator that Doctor Oliver is
but as a propounder of the Gospel, h
has few equals. He has nothing bu
the bitterest condemnation for sin
but only love for the sinner 1t wa
said that he could not make dent i
| Nampa, but he did wonderful wor
there, as he has everywhere.
One of the largest deals in live
stock ever consumated in the state 70
many years was closed the first G
the week when Jones Brothers, tn
big livestock dealers of the Roc
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-02-27

neighbors Wednesday evening. A
hundred people or more wendell their
way toward the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. o. Evans, their selected vistims,
who are soon to move to the Twin
Falls tract They were equal to the
occasion, all were made welcome, and
a good time was the result. It's a
matter of regret to have these good
people leave us as they are a credit
to any community We hope our
trouble on this tract will be adjusted
before long so they will find it tc
their advantage to return to their
beautiful home on the Salmon.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-02-27

A papers classified columns are it's
business barometer. Our barometer
registers high and results are sure TO
follow from advertising placed with
the paper having the largest classifi-
ed representation.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-02-27

An ad in our classified columns is
the quickest and surest way to rent
your house or spare room. A trial
will convince you.