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EBER w. HALL UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. 16i S. West Temple. Phones
1919. dc
l.. G. O'DONNELL UNDERTAKEN
and cnbalmer. has moved to new To-
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OLD FEATHERS.

MADE INTO WILLOW PLUMES; OLD
hats remodeled. SOC. 10S South 2nd
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STORAGE, MOVING, PACKING,
SHIPPING
FURRIER

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FUKS STORED. CLEANED. RE
paired: summer prices: storage rooms
best equipped In the west; responsible
concern. reasonable rates. Hudson Bav
Fur Co., 122 Main Wasarch ISL c1712
GENEVA c. HICKS & CO., ss SOUTH
6th East. furs cleaned and stored: re-
pairs and remodeling done at reduced
prices during summer months. Wasatch
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VACUUM CLEANERS


ALL MAKES. c. y. BATES ELECTRIC
Co.. 81 Atlas blk Phone Was. 2724 n5s5
"SANTO." FOR SALE OR RENT
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-STRAYED OR STOLEN. ONE
chunky bay horse, about 3 years old.
weight about 900 lbs. with white star in
forehead. black tail and name. one white
hind foot. Liberal reward II returned to
II. l.. Baker, 1929 So. 9th East d117
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LADIES' TAILORS
DIARIES
SAFES AND VAULTS

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vaults always on hand. A Few second.
Sh Shnu aEieS ior sale. Write for circular
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ana taNidermjst line. Highest pylces
Pa!d for raw furs and wild animals
n. stenzel Fur Co, 81 Y. 3rd So %
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PASTURAGE

PASTURAGE FOR 100 HORSES; IsT-
class feed and care Call Wasatch
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UTAH CHAPTER NO. l. r. A. M
Stated convocation second Wednesday
In each month at Masonic hall. corner
Second East and First South streets.
Companions cordially invited. John T.
Breckon. II. p; Moses G. Phillips. Sec
retary.
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UTAH COMMANpERY NO. 1, KNIGHTS
Templar.-Stated concave held In
Masonic temple, corner Second East and
First South, the first Thursday OF each
month, SoJourning Sir knights cordially
invited 10 attend.
r. c. RICHMOND. E. C.
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BRIGHT. CAPABLE LADIES 10 -
toilet sDecIaltics TO dealers In Utab,
Idaho, Wyoming and Montana: $50 lo
500 per week; railroad fare paid: teaJu,
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sales Co. G2 East +th South st. sno. Sm,5
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BY order OF the Judge OF said cop,+ ~.
above sale Is continued to take Mace
Thursday. June 90. 1912. az tho same
hour and place. "''''
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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-10-10
Notice.
Department of the Interior.

Department of the Interior,
United States Land Office.
Notice is hereby given that the
State of Idaho on the Sth day of
June, 1909. filed in this office a
list of lands No. 0600S, selected by
its State Board of Land Commission
ers for Indemnity purposes under
section No. 4. Act of July 3rd, 1890,
a. follows:
Sh SWA, SEX. section 80.
township 9 south, range 80 east.
Wa NEA, Sh NWA, SWA,
NV SEA. section 33, township 8
south. range 80 east.
Copies thereof by descriptive
subdivisions have been posted in
this office for inspection by any per-
on interested. and the public gen.
orally.
Within the next sixty days from
the date Of the first publication
hereof, protests or contests. against
the claim of the state to the tracts
OF subdivisions herein described, on
the ground that the same is more
valuable for mineral than for other
purposes will be received and noted
for report to the General Land Of
flee at Washington. D. C.
Failure to protest or contest the
clam Of the state within the time
specified, will be considered suffi-
Gent evidence of it's non-mineral
character. and the selection being
otherwise free from objection, will
be recommended for approval.
Henry w. Kiefer, Register.
FIRST ~ublication, Sept. 10, 1912.
Last publication, Oct. "a, 1912.
Lieut.. Governor l.. H. Sweetser
II ON his home in Burley.
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Notice Of Dissolution of Corporation

Notice OF Dissolution of Corporation
In the District Court of the Fifth
Judicial District in and for the
County of Oneida, State of Idaho.
In the matter OF the dissolution o
of the Snake River valley Land Co..
Inc.
To whom it may concern.
You are hereby notified that the
said Snake River Valley Land Co..
Inc, did on the 22nd day of May,
A. D., 1912, present to the District
Court of the Fifth Judicial district
Of Idaho, In and for the county of
Oneida, its voluntary application for
dissolution; that the same was foun
by the court to be in conformity
to the acts relating to the voluntary
dissolution of corporations and was
by the said court ordered filed, and
thai unless you make and file your
O1@ ahy yOu nave W LAc
granting of the said application,
within thirty days from and after tn
date of the first publication hereof.
the prayer of the said application
Will be granted and the said Snake
River Valley Land Co., Inc, will
be by order of said court, dissolved.
Date Of the first publication. Sep
TENDER 10, 1912
Date of the last publication. oc-
tober "a, 1912.
John j. Evans, Clerk,
tSeal) By Jenkins Jones,
Deputy.
0. R. Baum, attorney for appli-
cant, residence and p~ostoffice ad
6erss. American Falls, Idaho.
w. G. Bissell. attoreny for appli-
can't residence and postoffice ad-
dress. Gooding, Idaho.
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sicai a'd for a broken arm he had
received by falling from a horse.
The Rockland Cash Grocery be-
gan work on an additional building
nat IS to cover a space of 24x65,
with basement. This means their
business is on the increase.
ROOT. Ewing Is certainly a crea-
ture Of accidents. He had just re-
covered from an injury on his face
"hen he was bitten by a hog he
was trying to drive or lead. He
Is now suffering from erysipelas.
Bert c. Adams came in from his
dry farm Sunday and reports he
Is through with his harvest at last.
Mr.. Adams has between three and
Tour thousand sacks of grain this
fall.
Mrs. e. E. Taylor. Of Boise. has
taken possession Of the former
Southwell store room and expects
10 open a general stock OF goods
IN II. This will be the third store
to do business in our new town and
means that the development of the
valley = being recognized by the
outside world.
We have some good property for
sale. 100 acres patented land in
the vicinity of Landing. Also 1884,
acres improved land, log house and
perpetual water right, for sale very
cheap. Also chop feed mill and
equipment including lot and proper ,
adjoining. Also dwelling with lots
and out buildings. Call on or Sc
Sullivan or the First National bank.
The Goddard thresher has handled
SO far this season about forty
thousand bushels of grain and the
Cotant machine about as many. The
other outfits have not yet made re-
orts, but 1t Is likely they have al
so handled near to seventy thous-
The rain has had a great deal
to do with the hardness Of thresh-
ing and with the fifty hour rain
and snow Of last week will lengthen
matters until many grain stacks
will not be reached until Deem
Der.
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Rockland Department
j. c. SULLIVAN
CONDUCTED BY

Bert Kelly was in Saturday from
the homestead.
Don Robinson is in Salt Lake
City on business.
Commodore Pearson was a visitor
the first of the week.
Miss Jennie Morris is a week visi-
tor with relatives in Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenkranz. of the
West Side were in Monday.
Lon Stewart, of Landing wos =
visitor to American Falls Monday.
Charles Chandler, of Haglers.
was a visitor Sunday and Monday.
William Goddard, of Last Chance.
was a visitor the first of the week
Ruben Draper is at home after a
long absence in the Canadian wiIds.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Fisher are
visiting with friends In Boise this
week.
Gene Barnard has located at la
Grande Ore, and is working in the
o. R & N. shops.
Peter Kujava is here on a visit
and vacation. Peter is working at
Haglers saw mill.
The registration Of voters did |
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not begin on Saturday on accom-
VI the rain and snow keeping the
farmers at home.
10 Lance and family will 20 in
d week for their former home in tn,
9Vaoe OF Washington where they will
make a prolonged visit.
Lot Smith, who has been in Mon
Tar during the past month. is at
nome, looking and feeling greatly
improved from the trip.
Mrs. jackson, of South Fork was
IN the city for a few hours Monday.
MIS- jackson had been over to
american Falls to leave her daugh-
ter in school.
Larson and Hartley Co., Of this
place, can sell you just what O
want. Sullivan handles their stuff.
Also a certain amount of money! to
loan on real estate.
Andy Draper and family have re-
turned from Saul Lake City where
they were called to attend the last
sad rites over the remains of the
mother of Mr.. Draper.
Clifford, the young son Of Eras-
tus Hansen of Paradise, was brough
into town Thursday to receive sur
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ABERDEEN.


These early SHOWS surprise some
Of the newcomers and make them
think winter is coming.
The snow and rain delays wheat
drilling and there will be a rush
after this spell of bad weather has
aseed.
Mrs. VIM. Ruther and daughter,
Miss Erna, of Pendleton, Oregon,
visited relatives and friends here a
few days Of last week.
Louis Daule, of Bloomington, Ill,
while on a trip through the west,
visited a few days with Andrew
Strok. He was pleased with this
section and we believe he will be-
fore long be a voter of Idaho.
Gust Neubauer, who arrived from
Illinois a while back, is well salts
fled with the country. Mr.. Neu-
bauer bought a quarter section six
and a half miles southwest Of Aber-
deem. He departed for Illinois a
few days ago and will return with
his family soon to take charge of
his farm.
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!: :,
+ High taxation would not i.
>" be SO bad If the people felt j
+ that they got value for it. {.
+ John N. Haines. s
+ {
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SUCKERS PLAN
TO BREAK INTO
CITY CAMPAIGN

Tho Alice Houston Drcxler PRO.
gressive County Committee held a
meeting IN Headquarters, No. $50 Mar.
ket street. last evening. when Il was
decided TO place a ticket in the field
at the coming city election George
B. Hynson, the defeated candidte for
Governor spoke as also did II. r.
Higgins Arthur A. Wilmot, Horace q.
Eastburn. William w. Moore and VIII
liam D. Brinckle. The names OF about
20 persons who desired to become
members Of the Progressive Young
Mems Club which was formed ON NO
vember ?, were received
An adjourned meeting is TO be held
In the Offices Of Horace C. Eastburn
in the Ford Building. next Monday
night when vacancies In the county
and city committees vii lbe filled and
all Progressives are invited
Evening journal., 1912-11-12
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS MUST GO
AS BAGGAGE

Trainmon on the p, p & w. Rail
road received Instructions calling at
fention to the general orders issued
in 1907 concerning the carrying of
baggage into day coaches by passen-
gers. The renewal of the instructions
arc thought to be in anticipation OF
the heavy Christmas traffic, when the
cars are generally filed with shop
pers who are burdened with parcels
of all descriptions The chief reason
for the issuance OF the orders is for
the safety and convenience OF the pas
sengers on the trains.
Passengers boarding trains are not
permitted TO carry with them into the
coaches packages OF articles which,
because of their nature or the way
in which they are packed. are likely
30 cause injury to the seats OF other
part of the coach, or 10 the persons
or property of passengers. Articles
emitting offensive odors OF parcels OF
such size that might cause them to
tnterfere with the comfort of other
passengers. or require the person In
charge 20 occupy more room than one
person is properly entitled to. There
bs no objections to passengers carry
bng into the coaches small parcels,
Baskets, buckets or can which do not
come under the above descriptions
Packages carried into the coaches are
mot subject TO charges OF any kind
Suitcases or other articles should
not be placed ia the aisles of coaches
or In such a position as will interfere
with the movement OF other passen.
D. a..
gage which cannot be carried in IN,
kacks OF coaches must be kept In pas.
lsengers' own laps or at their fee
without interference OF other passen.
lgers. As a matter OF safety IN,
Rrainmen are asked TO see that suit.
eases exceeding IA inches in widtl
and eight inches in thickness are no
placed in these basket OF parcel rack.
IN passenger cars for fear OF bein.
oarred from racks on the head of pas
sengers while the train is in motion
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Wants Sales Proposals. Real Esae and Business 0pporune
HELL wANTEp-MALE.


AN ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
n EVENINe JOURNAL is AN
AUNEkIl-EMENN n
HOME THE NNtn,l,S.t,s JolgIeesN.Ass lIes.s
EVERY DAY THAN Ahf OlIEN
DELLA WARE NEWSPAPER.
u, AvrED-A GOOD AMERICAN BAR.
w her No li2 smpley - nl-iD
W ANrfD -BOys TO LEARN PLUMB
W ns Appig NO. 10 ahp'oy 2,,e''
- AlNrER WANTED or a BOY UNDER
Instructions can 3a9lA d. a.
pnone Wl.o1
10Y WANTED no WORK AROUND
ID house so sa6 Market street down
a7ifs M.
w ANTED -YuuNG HARNESS. MAKER
w vino is sicudy and sober J. n.
hnoadcs a Son. Eleventh street and b a o.
taifoad niN
- orNG MAN FOR CIGAR sToRh AP.
ply. giving age reference and eNrefl
cncc Address NIB. Evening Journal
once
~ ANrFp SEVERAL GOOD JoBBING
w Carpenters. Also used TO new wofk'
Auply 80 once. no. 10 West Twentieth
efrrcf n12lt
V4r ANrED HUsTLNG YOUNG MEN
w 90 solicit business for an old estao'
llsucd houfe. no sampcsi salary ana com
mission. reference required. Address BOX
wo.. this Ifhee ooo-u.
~ ANrED - DRAUGHTsNAN ON
w small work Apply speakman supply
and Pipe Co. Riverview Works. Ihifteth
and spwco SIS. nl@--'
W. ,NrrD -ONE GOOD CARPENTER
w nt Rising Sun Lane Bridge tomorrow
morning George Dole. no. 40. East
q cifih street MT
I, oy WANTED ABOUT rs. FOR DE
Is lisory wagon on "Wednesday aud saiur-
day morning Grocery storei 80. pal Madi
sou 81 nl--,.
~ ANTEn "A BOY 16 OR ~, TO
/ w work nn milk wagon. Experience
preferred Apply No. iQ5 E Seventh
street me-"
Nxr ANrED RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS.
w Commence $40. Thousands OF ap
rolntmcnts coming. Pull unnecessary WI
mngion examinations soon. tanalaates
coached free Franklin Institute, Dept. do-W,
Rochester n. y h'--n'
IN EXPERIENCED SUCCESSFUL
| n laundry manager desires a position as
/ assistant any place In Delaware, where an
| interest can be purchased later Can guar
/ auteo 20 produce enough new work Co opef-
] ate any sized plant 60 its full capacity,
Fred iiaicom. 40. 251 s. Twelfth street.
/ Philadelphia, Pa o24'tbstt
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great seal, as well as de facto min
lister of Justice and education Twice
week he presides over the supreme
court of Justice, or arzodcssi. which
is attached to his palace AZ Constan-
tinople and from his decisions there
is no appeal He has absolute CON
troll over the imans. mollahs. ulemas
and softas as well as over the super
iors of various medrassos, or the
illogical colleges. and over all judi
cial and religious institutions While
he owes his appointment to tho sui
tan, yet he has 10 IN his power to
depose the latter by relieving the
people Of their allegiance if. in his
opinion the sultan has been guilty of
anything TO forfeit that allegiance.
I'm many cases the sultan is power
less without his cooperation Ger
tain DEGREES cannot be issued with
out his signature and the imprint of
the great seal, or fetwa. OF which he
Is the custodian
Evening journal., 1912-11-12
pERSnNAL.

u IN ORE Oh MAfkA Nl...n rO.t lnf
ID latest book ON fnatruIouy ouutieo How
Aate fastened sho Wedding Sent free
Atdress +. %. Box 2<0 Wilmington Del
1o.u
Evening journal., 1912-11-12

The sheik ul Islam, who has just
proclaimed a holy war against the
allies who are attacking Turkey, is
fho religious head of all Mohammed-
ans. In his religious authority he has
been llkened to the pope Of the Rom
Bn Catholic church, holding ecclosias-
hcal sway over his coreligionists
everywhere in the world In his Off
Cial position in the Ottoman empire
his rank resembles in many ways
that of the archbishop OF Canterbury
sn the British empire. His most
threaded power is that OF proclaiming
q holy war, which might arouse the
Moslems Of British India and Egypt
French North Africa and German
East Africa to armed rebellion. The
eheik nj Islam. In addition TO being
She highest ecclesiastical authority
and the supreme Interpreter OF the
Koran. is the nrst magistrate Of the
Ottoman empire. with his seat at
Constantinople and keeper OF the
Evening journal., 1912-11-12
CITY JUDGE KNEW
BROWN TOO WELL

Jesse Brown, colored, is ih most
optomistic man that has yet faced
Judge Churchman He appeared in
City Court last night. but before his
trial was over he was completely over
~helmeo With gloom. II all happen
ed when Brown. who was charged
with breach OF the peace. said. Judge
you know me- after Mrs Brown had
told OF Jesse abusing her while drunk
Judge Churchman replied saying
"fes. ] have known you for some time
and you are getting worse an the time
For years your wife has supported
the family, and you will have to do
better and stop drinking The next
time you come here | viii send you Ia
the workhouse.' The peace bond was
fixed at 800. which Brown secured.
Evening journal., 1912-11-12

IL OR RENr-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping 2o1 East Fifth
Evening journal., 1912-11-12
REAL. EsTATE-FoR SALE.

y ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
"a NNfNtNu JOURNAL Is AN
AnN kNrlSHMNNr IN THE
NuMF fifN EVENING JOURNAL
Is READ IN MORE HOMES
rNrkN pay THAN ANY OTHER
u la WARE NEWSPAPER
Evening journal., 1912-11-12

Il URNIsHED ROOMS. SUITABLE Fok
- business people Warm hsht and cosy.
No III West Ninth g. m1.tf.
Evening journal., 1912-11-12
no RFAL ESTATE OwNFRs.


There's a reason why We can rent or
sell your property--TRY US. Special atten-
tion given 20 renting and collecting OF rents.
We make prompt settlements and will ad-
vance money on your rentals.
FORD REFS. INC,
oso.1m Ford Building
Evening journal., 1912-11-12
LOST AM FOUND.
PUBLIC SALE.


MY BARN HAVING BEEN DE-
sale ON Tuesday. November ~, at l3O
p. m.. nc my home on road Leading from
Lancaster pike 70 Ashton, 10 good COWS
and young stock.
j. w. GeEGG.
n5et. Mt Pleasant Del
ID UBLIC SALE or $1,000 WORTH or
L high grade Furniture, Rugs, Bedding.
Linens Blankets. Silqcrware aud Glassware
win be sold 90 Stdham & Sons Auction
Store. No IN East Fourth street Friday
November IS, at J O'Clock. p M.
Quarted Oak Bedroom Suits. 5 handsome
Brass Beds. Enamel Beds. J Parlor Suit 3
pieces IN Boston leather J parlor Suit in
Verona. Chartered Oak sideboard and
Buffet Pedestal Extension Tables Dav-
ennoris. Turkish Rocker and leather hrcsid,.
Rockers. Library Tables, Dresscrs Chif-
foniors leather seat Dining Chairs. China
Closet Felt Mattresses. Pillows and Roi-
and mahogany. handsome Mirrors %
fancy Pictures. Brass Costumers pedestnls.
Cherry Bows, 3 Couchcs. porticres
RUGS. RUGS
20 fne Rugs Administer, Wilton Bns.s.
sells smsrun and Ingram Rugs in the hest
rolors and patterns. suitable for any part of
the house. Bedding as follows: 80 pairs
of Wool Blankets. Comforts. Bed Spreads
Shnms Table Covers. Sheets Pillow Gases
Towels Eff. Glassware such as Vino Sets
Glasses. Berry Dishes. Fruit Dishes. Bon Bon
Dishes. silycrware, Knives Forks and Spoons
and many other articles not herein mentioned
This lt the largest sale oi furniture We hav,
had This fall and everything must be sohl foi
the highest bid. Goods cannot be seen unit
sTIDHAM & son.
ni1l2. 10. Autts for Owners
Evening journal., 1912-11-12
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

~ IRL WANTED FOR COOK AND GEN
u eral homework Must have references.
Address Box %, Claymont, Del olo-u.
NHT ANTED-HALF GROWN WHITE GIRL
w for general housoworN Apply 40. no
Van Buren st. nvi5t
XroUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS
homework Prefers 10 go home al
night. Address A-5O. Evening journal
Once or apply 40. 629 West Third
street n9.ot
4 ADY or INTELLIGENCE AND NEAT
~ appearance 60 sell high grade line
much used in every home; experience un-
necessary An opportunity for refined lazy
10 secure permanent position; earn from $40
io g25 por week. with large, old established
house ttss6l. Addrcss Representative,
Evening Journal Office nl1-lt