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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-03
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SUMMARY

Left on bases-Lawndale, 3; L. A. Bricks,
. stolen bases-Lawndale, 8; l.. A. Bricks,
). Hits made-On Leahy. 3: off Angels
T. Bases on balls-off Leahy. 1; off An
gels. /. Umpire. Williams. Time Of game
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-03
SUMMARY

Three-base hit-Crandall. Two-base hits
-Jenifer, Candelot Sacrifice hits-Dunn,
Lequin, Jenfer. First base on errors~Mon-
royia. g. San Fernando. 4. Left bases
Monrovia. 81 San Fernando. s. Bases on
balls-Of Candeot, 2. Struck out-By Lee
quin, 10: by Candelot. 10. Passed balls
Garcia 2. Wild pitches-Lequin, q Candle
lot. Time of game, l:4o. Umpires. strader
and Trip.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-03

Yrs - easy TO secure bargain in used
.ytomobIe through want advertising. a. Il
aSsd to be-and stili iS-to secure herIe
and carriage
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-03
EDDY BEARS
WHITTIER
Totals. ....s6 8 IA 4 21

SCORE BY INNINGS
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-11-12
Ellen Beach Yaw's Associate
Artists.

ELLEN BEACH YAW. who will B
heard in concert at the Auditorium,
at American Falls viii present
very interesting group Of associate
artists.
Miss Yaw is not g believer in the
indiscriminate and old fashioned
concert company, in which a few
non-competents were allowed TO oc-
cupy, very YEARLY, the major por-
ton of the program, while the Star
appeared at isolated moments -----
just in time to prevent the audience
from leaving collectively
Indeed, Miss Yaw feels that when
people come to hear concerts they
come to hear her in as much and as
varied effort as she can manage con-
sistently with her good voice---and
that for the rest, they should have
the offerings OF people who are alb
solutely in the top rank CT their
class
Such as Jay Plowe, distinguished
solo flutist, late of the Royal Opera
of Berlin, whom Dr. Karl Muck and
Richard Strauss hailed with delight
as one of the greatest flutists they
had ever heard
Mr. Plowe is a rare Interpreter, sup
erb in the difficult obligato work
which Miss Yaw finds necessary in
the great colorature arias in which
she won fame, and is as well COM
poser of no mean ability.
Mary Newman, Miss Yaw's pian
list, has won especially merltorious
comment as an accompanlst, and
in fact possesses to a remarkable de-
gree the rare quality of sympathy I
and perfect accord with the singer.
During the concert Mr.. Plowe, /
and Mrs. Newman, will be heard in
a special duet number.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-11-12
HAWLEY DEFEATS
GOVERNOR BRADY
Delayed Returns Appear to
Remove All Doubt.
Hawley 800 in Lead With Mum.
Der of Precincts Not Reported
Late Returns Seem to Re-
move All Doubt.

At the election Tuesday, the Re-
publicans elected their state ticket
by majorities ranging from five to
thirteen thousand, with the excep-
tion of governor, which is in doubt.
Incomplete returns indicate the cleo
tiOn of Hawley by from 200 to 400
majority, with about fifty precincts
estimated. The official count may
be required to determine the winner
Both branches of the legislature will
be republican, returns Indicating IS
Republicans to Democrats in the
senate, and about a two thirds ma
jOrity in the house. An analysis of
the returns shows Democratic gains
on governor in almost every county,
Oneida being a notable exception, it
being the banner Republican county
of the state, and had a full vote in
this county been cast Brady's cleo
t1On would have been assured. Not
much more than two thirds of the
registered vote in this county was
cast, and with two precincts missing
shows majority for Brady of ,327
The election turned on the temper
ance issue, although the Democrats
maintained that it was not an issue.
Bannock county shows the great
est change, going for Hawley by al
most 400, from nearly 1000 Repub-
lican two years ago. Hawley carried
four of the six northern counties.
and three in the southeast, Bingham
Bannock and Fremont. There were
surprises on both sides. All esti-
mates gave Ada county to Hawley by
500 or more, yet Brady carried it by
about 250. Returns received today
will probably definitely decide the
but the exact majority will
not be known until the county can
boards meet on the 18th, as
the returns in several precincts were
sealed without the totals being taken
three of these being in this county.
Later-Returns received at Boise
late yesterday indicate Hawley's elec
ton beyond a doubt by 500 or more
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-11-12
LIBRARY NEEDS FUNDS.
iaxess for Maintenance Not Available
~ Until February.

Inc public library is in need IF
FUNDS. For more than two years if
was sustained by the Syrinea C1ub
'ut as Its patronage grew it became
100 heaYy a task for the ladies to
pear. and the village trustees were
asked to take it over and levy tax
TO maintain it. This they did about
the flrst of August, but the money
from the levy will not be available
pelofe FEBRUARY. and will NOT then
De sufficient to maintain it. and
portion OF the funds must still be
raised by donations The library is
now behind three months for rem
and two months with the librarians
salary, and In addition must meet
al expenses for the next three or
iour months, which will approximate
Slo9 EThe public has been very ap-
precFtiye and liberal in supporting
the library. but since the village de
clded to make a levy for its support
many nave ceased to contribute. be-
ing doubtless under the impression
that 1t was not necessary to do 50.
Membership cards have been printed
and are offered for sale at 81 each.
IN order to raise necessary money
to maintain the library until the tax
money is available 1t will then be
necessary to sell about 100 member
ship cards per year in order to pro
vide additional funds necessary. The
patronage of the library is inereas-
ing all the time, and it's expenses
are necessarily heavier than they at
Flrst were, larger quarters increasing
the rent, and increased patronage
necessary the employment of
a librarian The ladies will be very
thankful for such contributions as
public spirited citizens care to make.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-11-12

Having sold my fire insurance bus
mess at American Falls to the Snak
River Valley Land Company. | take
this method of extending my sincere
thanks to all for the liberal patron
age you have given me and heartily
appreciate the spirit of good will
that has existed between us and be-
speak for the company buying this
business a continuation of that pat
ronage. All unpaid premiums are
payable to my successors.
Yours truly.
GEORGE r. DUNCAN
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-11-12

The Remington was the scene "
a pleasant birthday party Weunss-
day evening,-4Sor- ffrfrpF,rS' III
assereesiasiase4 in honor of MISS olllo
4 oliver as-1.as.- -heen -his-ens1off -sftice
shs.mas a small -aAi4d, The LOBBY oi
the hotel was converted into oall,
room, and dancing was the prinIlpa'
diversion. About midnlght u''i go
quet was served, plates peihs ia,,' az
for sixty The evening was u.
lightful one, the guests depaftihs ~ ~
a happy frame of mind about d, ~
The lobby was tastefully decora.eu
for the occasion Music was iui
nished by Oscar Rydyal ana Mrs
Carpenter.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-11-12
CHANGE IN OFFICIALS.
Capable Men to Still Have Charge of
Canal

Since the departure of General
Manager Blossom for Salt Lake city
The canal company has made sew
eral changes in the PERSONAL of it's
working force. 1t is stated that
no successor will be Immediately ap-
pointed as general manager, bat
Engineer lathrop viii be given fun
charge of all the construction work
on the tract, and that H. l.. Lowe
VIII be advanced to the position of
head water master, Besides having
charge of water delivery Mr.
Lowe will also attend to all the re-
pair work on the tract.
At the present time Mr. Lathrop
is uperintending the completion of
an immense cement syphone on the
upper end of the tract at the point
where the main canal makes the
second crossing of the Peoples
canal
The company officials are laying
plans for the immediate completion
OF the canal system in accordance
with the recent agreement with the
settlers and If the weather contin-
ues to be open and pleasant a great
deal Of this work will be done this
winter
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-11-12

An athletic club has been organ
lied with thirty seven members and
will have headquarters in the COM
mercial club rooms A part Of the
equipment is already arrived and th
club will soon be in full working or
der. AS starter six basket ball
teams have been organized with the
following as captains; J. Lawson.
Ed Cronkhite, D. Peck. A. Schwarz.
R. r. Knapp, and Frank Moeneh A
series of games will be played by
these teams, and the champions will
be ready to meet outsiders
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-11-12
II you are hungry call at Skaggs
7 l1Dph counter

II you are hungry call at Skaggs'
Lunch counter.
Money is given for your money #
YOU save with the First National
bank.
N Peter Kujawa and Rex Taicot. OF
Rockland. were here Wednesday ana
Thursday.
Tnton Nelson, of the Sunny Rock
dand district, was in town on bust
ness THURSDAY -.
Want to work all of your life2
You know you don't Save now
with the First National bank Tor
your old age.
For the holiday trade go to the
power City Pharmacy for fresh ana
delicious candies. Christmas box
es for your best girl.
When you get 4 per cent Tor you.
moaev Won have something WORKING
for YOU as hard as you WORK lol
SOM one else. The First Natiohai
bank helps savers.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-11-12
INTEREST REVIVES
IN ELECTRIC ROAD
Its Building Would Stimulate
Development.
Mark citing of Products IA Problem of
Growing Proportions-Deyelo
ment Depends Upon Better
Marketing Facilities.

Since the granting of a franchise
to A. z. Watson for street railway
system in American Falls interest in
the proposed electric railway to the
Rockland valley has revived, the
street railway being only a part OF
this project. The farmers along the
proposed line are vitality interested
in its construction, as the develop
ment of the country will be greatly
aided by it. An illustration of this is
found in he case of Daniel Reinman
of Landing, who has 900 acres il
wheat, from which he win harvest,
if the yield is average, 5000 bush
els. He will have to haul this 80
miles to market, and can make but
three trips a week per team AL
lowing 10 bushels per load. this
would make 357 loads. or neary two
years for one man and team to mar
ket the crop. ]. w HAYS, with his
500 acres would be almost half as
long although he would have to han
only about twenty miles The many
thousands of acres OF new land that
will be producing next season, and
the thousands that viii he added for
the next several years viii increase
the problem of getting the crop to
market and this can be done in nc
other way than by the building OF
railway into that section.
The proposed line will tap one of
the most fertile valleys in the state
as we'll as one of the most rapidly
developing, and have vast area to
draw traffic from. 1t is estimated
that there is traffic enough now, o.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-11-12

No rehashing at skaggs mnh
counter. -
DR.. G F. Finnegan, dentist. OF
flee in Evans block.
Your eyes need attention. See G.
+. Widsteen, optician.
Sunday School at the Presbyterian
church at 1880 tomorrow.
Have your watch and jewelry re-
paired now, before the Christmas
rush. @ E. Widsteen.
Don't spend your money foolishly.
Save it. The First National bank
will show you and help you.
"Miilionaires without Money. !
VIII be the subject at the Methodist
church Sunday evening at 7:39
Salt, will be the sermon subjet
Tor the morning at 1890 A corn
dial inyition extended to all.
Oscar Groeshel, wife and son, OF
Dayton, Ohio, are visiting with the
w. w. Beckstead family OF this
place. Mrs Groeshel is a sister OF
Mrs. Beckstead and Mr.. Groeshel is
travelling salesman for the National
Cash Register company.
/Willianl Lasley and wife and Mar
Lasiey. Of Honeyyille, Utah, uncles,
Of John Allen, Of this place. wers
here Wednesday, ITO attend t9e
funeral OF the lyte wife of Mr..
Allen Mrs. Chafles Dickerhoofg of
Salt Lake City, a sister OF the de
ceased also attended the services
The second program of the pub
1ic school will be given in the Pres
byterian church Friday evening.
November Is, at o'clock. Good
music, readings and the Brownies
and Fairies farwell ball by Mrs
Jones grades. After the program
superintendent Thompson will talk
on the subject, 'sThe Balanced
Ration in Education
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-11-12
White lady cook at skaggs lunch

White lady cook at Skaggs lunch
counter.
You can get 10 cent music at G.
E. Widsteens
John ] Schroeder was here from
Aberdeen yesterday.
Born ITO Mr. and Mrs. George w
Strong sfTuesday. daughter
The Syringa Club will meet with
Mrs. Hager next Fl iday afternoon.
Presbyterian Sunday school at
1890 Sunday morning All invited
Special offer on pictures, frames
and engagements at the Power City
Studio.
Mrs John Reinman, OF Neeley
presented her husband with fine
girl Wednesday morning
Have your family washing. rough-drs,
at the Steam Laundry. We iron the
fat work. Phone No. 52 for prices.
Andrew May was here from Rock
land yesterday He is well satisfied
with his majority for commissioner.
Kodak supplies, Kodaks, develop
ing fluid. printing papers. films for
the Kodak at the Power City Studio.
Mrs NJ j. Cosman. mother of Mrs
J. V Dawson, left for her home at
Clinton. Iowa, Wednesday, after a
visit of several weeks
Build along the right lines. Save
ycar money Save a part of your
wages today. Keep it in the First
National bank and let it grow
R W. Lightner and wife. of Mont
<peiier, are here. Mr.. Lightner is an
electrician In the employ of the o
5 l.. and has charge of the signal
system recently Installed
For Sale-Four year old standard
bred trotting stallion. One of the
finest bred horses on earth. Or will
trade for draft team; five miles
north OF town 5. B. Rowe.
What do You buy with your
money? What have you got TO
shcw for the money you earned last
mouth? Get wise. Save a little
The First National bank help savers
/American Falls cast 400 votes a.
the election Tuesday. The registra-
ton was SIS and the unregistered e.
igible vote estimated at 150 But
for the rain the vote would have ap-
preached 500
~Leona, the 3 year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w B. .Ioslin. died
Saturday, of dropsy, after a long
Illness The little sufferer bore more
of the misfortunes of life than US
ually fall to one of her tender years,
but bore them with patience until
the Angel of Death gave her peace
full relief. The funeral was held Sun
day morning. The sympathy Of the
community goes out to the hereaved
parents.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-11-12
Returns From Twenty-One Oneida Precincts.

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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-11-12

Il heard a voice from Heaven.
saying, Blessed are those who die in
the Lord" On Monday evening
November 9Th. Mrs. Jennie Hillhouse
Allen. the young wife of John AL
len, was called, by the Angle of life,
to join the Saints in that land be-
yond the skies where but few days
before, her babies had joined again
those immortals, sustained by the
great Creator. Mrs Allen was
born in this valley twenty two years
ago on the lower creek. her father
and mother being among the early
settlers. She. early in life, became
a member Of l.. d. S church and
up to the time of her death was an
active member in all branches of the
church work. She was married to
John Allen about three years ago
and with her husband had always
lived a quiet and happy home life
The immediate cause Of her death
was pronounced as uremia which
in connection with the birth of the
two children, brought about this.
from which she failed to rally The
exercises were held from the Ward
house Wednesday and the body was
laid away beside the little ones Be-
sides her husband and relatives,
a large coneourse OF mourning
friends followed to the cemetry
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-11-12
High school Notes

A very interesting literary pro-
gram was given by the high school
last Friday
Maragret Butterworth has left
our school and entered the high
school at Twin Falls, where the
family has moved
Edna kohlhepp has entered the
Pocatello high school to be in
attendance upon her sister who is
i'll at that place.
The honors lasyt month belong
to the following:
Beginners. Friedrich Nelson.
First, Ralph Matson.
Second, Irene Atwood.
Third. Katie Schmidt.
Fourth Bessie Skaggs
Fifth, Newton Drake and Anna
Emmet.
Sixth, Wilson Tanner.
Seventh. Sybil Spaulding.
Eighth. Percy Newman.
Ninth, Harry Burke.
Tenth, Mildred Salee.
Eleventh, Floy Giffin.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-11-12

Conneccut-Smeon H. Baldwin, end, governor by 5000
CoIodado-John r. Shafroth, dem, governor by $4,000.
Californa-Hiram w. by 10000
Minpesota-C H. Eberhart. rep. by 10000.
n Foss, dem. governor by 10000.
New York-John A dem, by 10000.
Obio-Judson dem, governor by $4,000
New Hampshre--R P. Bass, 5000
Penusylvana-John X Tener, rep. by 10000.
III w. Hooper, governor by $4,000
n--P E. McGovern, rep, governor by 42oe0
Michgan-C S Osborn, governor by 15,0Ve
Nebraska-C A. Adrich by 5000.
Nau Jersey-Woodrow Wilson, dem, by $4,000.
kansas-W Stubbs, governor by 10000
Iowa-Governor Carroll rep. reelected by $4,000
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-11-12
BANNER REPUBLICAN COUNTY

Oneida is the banner Republican
county of Idaho. This is not because
the same conditions did not exist in
this county as in the others, but be-
cause better work was done. and an
unusually good ticket nominated.
Criticisms which swamped the party
in other counties were here met and
overcome, and the party majority al
most doubled over that of two years
ago The great victory is the result
of better work than has ever been
known in the history of the party i'll
this county and is due both to the
efforts of the candidates and and
the party leaders.
~ The people of American Falls pre-
1cinct paid a deserved compliment to
David Burrell, candidate for repre-
sentative by giving him 30S out OF
400 votes cast,S His opponent was a
exceuent maR worthy in every way
of representing the people in any ca
pacity within their gift, and this rem
ders the tribute paid Mr.. Burrell all
the more marked. Mr. Burrell has
been a resident of American rails
for a little more than three years
and from the very first has been
leader in everything that tended to-
ward the progress of the com munlty
He has natural talent for leader
ship. and in any gathering is NOV
ing spirit. The Press predicts that
he will be one of the leaders in the I
coming session of the legislature,
will be often sought and followed
He has nothing of the domineerlng
or overbearing spirit, but wins the
confidence of men easily and holds
and one whose counsels and advice
It apparently without effort. HIS
majority of III in total vote OF
3S39 shows his popularity
Somebody at Malad should move
,to make the election of McDousai
unanimous There are only a IeW
who are in position to do 50, for 'ne
reason that out of $50 votes ne re-
ceivad ali but 10 The confluence
Of ~ fellow townsmen evidenced oy
this vote does not comport well with
som of the charges made agalils1
him during the campaign. he nas
well be proud OF the vote he receive
in every precinct
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-07

REGULAR LINE OF VESSELS
Plying between New York & Honolulu
The Bark Nunanu viii sail from New
York for rals port about July j. 1910.
Subject 70 change without notice.
Freight taken at lowest rates.
For freight rates apply ro Chas
Brewer s Co p KElhv street Boston
Or Theo. Il. Davies i Co, Ltd, Homo
lulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-07

@22.l25 q sl00 paid - Per cent
pad -Redsemable s. lQ3 a. maturity
sPa-E 10. --+z- s==-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-07
MUSIC.
DRAMATIC.

MARIE KENNY: private lessons; act
ing. elocution-vaudevile songs
stage and ballroom dancirg-grace
culture Is Be-e-auia. Phone 80.
S-qg
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-07
KOOLtU RAILWAY TIME TABLE

DAILY. EXCEPT SATURDAY.
SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS
Leave Kahana FOR Punaluu,
Hauula. Laie, Kahuku and
Wav Stations ar......-.. -1z.ot N.
Arrive kahuku at.....-. 1:OO.P.M
Returning:
Leave Kahuku for Lane, Hau
ula. Punaluu. Kahana and
Way stations at....... LAS PM
Arrive kahana at.......... 2:45 m
SATURDAY SUNDAY
AND HOLIDAYS
Arrive Kahuku lbs An
ave hLnana for Puna.uu,
Eauals. Lale, Kahdku ard
Nay Stations Hoo 4. vi
100 P "
2:i5 P ii
Leave EahuAl for Laie. Hau-
ua. Punaluu. Kahana and
WAY Stations at........,12:35 Pm
800 PM
Connections are made a. Kahuau
with he Q. r. & L. CO. s els a. II
rain from Honolulu. and the 2:20
a train. which arrives in the city q
rs" ?. n.
JANUARY /. 1909
!. ]. BOWLING. E. s. POLLISTER,
Superintendent G, P. & F. A
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ChaS. Brewer &C., 5
NEW YORK LINE

REGULAR LINE OF VESSELS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
Mems Ties The kind that are
 safe to give

Four-in-band Ties ln solid cOlors, showing new shades, also stripes. plaids and fig F@6s Four-in n-hands, solid silk reps, very thick and lustrous, open end CT n0 Four-in-hands in Persian and Oriental C1 00 eIIectS ........... " Club Ties and shieldbows for the men who can't tie other CEc ties =. ......... AcN Bat Wing Ties in plain and fancy colors, figures and stripes, col 1srst,. lar soc Accordian plaited knit silk Four in-hands, woven cross &Q S0 stripes .. ..... pOsCO Auerbach knit silk Four-in-hands with self cross stripe, % m also two-tone DO.UU Adonis, a swell two-tone straight striped knitted silk ur-in-hand, all col CO E0 oIS ...........
 Solid silk Four-in- C1 E0 hands plain reps :. pLsOV French Neckwear in very swell basket weaves of silk CD A0 and satin .. .... pOsVO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
What Cross Suit Case Quality Hinges on .

You know how we'll harness stands the and ea-ne we'll tanned sound leather hand sewcross suit the same
 Sole leaher-wih rives-hand eleven stitches of well Waxed thread pulled we'll home at each stitch
 At the back piece of leather with hnges-bends each time you open and close the like the sole of your soecan pull can't break can't out Straps handle bckles lock- and all the rest made as well