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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-23

bear the expense Of fencing the
same.
Upon request Of the Assessor. the
tolioWlng rebates were allowed in
the matter OF the personal taxes
OF the following parties and the
auditor was directed to issue war
rants to the respective parties as
their interests appear, and the
assessor Is hereby given credit for
these amounts.
Doris & Valentine, $1.7S. Xavier
Servel Bros. $2.9S. Gabriel Nasse
$500 John Eteheyerry S6i.SS Fila
son Bros. S4l.25, John ErramouDe.
S2S.O6 Joseph LafOrt Sl41q l.
TANNER S1.SS. Gsidore Gentillion
- 0S' Frank Disdier. 81 a.
honhomme Bros. SS.23, Grand Bros
S2.4O, johnson Sheep Co. s4S0'
Mehenna q Anderson s5.77. Oscar
Brado $3.50.
Whereupon, the following hills
were gone over by the board. veri-
Tied and the clerk directed Ia l.
sue warrants in payment thereof ON
the current expense fund:
Adolph Winter, county
fNfs@0a AuQTNM Ian
expenses county commissioner ssS :
n. Evans State Bank $3.50.
Whereupon, the following hills
were gone over by the board. veri-
Tied and the clerk directed 10 Is
U warrants In payment thereon on
the road and bridge fund:
David Ripley road work $50 OO
n~hry fettler road work 81. 90. c.
+ Egges road work 1850. otto
Anderson road work $500. s +
Morris road work $500. c. IS Pot
ter road work $500. c. =. Potter
road work $3.50. W. II. Frkins 80
pests $3.50. Adolph Winter sinner
vision OF road work $500. Andrew
Nay supervision noad work etc.
There being no further business
the board took a recess until mes
day October 2S. 1913. at 10 O'Clock
8 m.
ANDREW MAY.
Chairman.
Attest; H. C. woNES. Cierk.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-23

The petition OF John G. Cairns
and others for the creation OF
weed district was laid over for the
reason that the same was not LII
due form and DID not show whetneI
or not the required majority Oh
signers had signed THE petition.
The following bid Of Clyde Han
sen. proprietor of the Rockland
Times. for doing the county print
ing was presented to the board and
approved and accepted by them with
the understanding that the said
Clyde Hansen Is to furnish good and
sufficient bond as required by the
statutes:
Rockland Idaho. April IL, 1913.
To The Hon. Board of County Com
missioner. Power County. Idaho;
Gentelmen:-I hereby agree to
publish the commissioners proceed
ings, delinquent tax hist and other
notices required by law to be pub
lshed by the various officials OF
Power county at IA the legal rate
as provided by law.
Yours respectfully,
Rockland Times,
BY Clyde Hansen.
The following bid Of John r.
Jones lessee Of the American Falls
Press, for doing the county print
ing was submitted and accepted as
submitted, with the understanding
that the said John r. Jones, fur
nish bond as required by statute;
American Falls, Idaho. October
IA, 1913.
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners of Power County,
Idaho:
Gentlemen:-I have the honor to
submit the following proposition for
doing the publishing of commission
ers proceedings and all notices, the
payment for which Power county is
liable, during the term of office
of the present board of commission
ers. or until the second Monday in
January. 1915:
That l will publish, or cause to
be publish, in the American Falls
Press a report of the commission
ers proceedings and any and all no
tees, the payment for which the
county of Power is liable, at one
half the legal rate. according to
the laws of Idaho, for doing such
work, viz: All straight matter at
fifty 600 cents per inch of col
umn. and all tabulated or figure
work at seventy-fiye (75) cents per
inch OF column; column to be Of
10 EN- Copy for all no.
tees to be supplied by the official
of the county requiring publication.
That in lieu of such contract, if
awarded to me, l will supply to
every resident taxpayer of the
county a copy of the paper once in
each three months free of all charge
to the county. Provided, however,
that a mailing list shall be sup
piled by the commissioners of Pow
er county. or by some other Off
cal Of said county at their direc-
ton.
That | will furnish a bond in any
reasonable sum which the commits
sioners may require for the faith
full performance of such contract.
Respectfully submitted,
Jno. r. Jones.
Thhe bid of the Newman & Stuart
company of Ogden, Utah. for a car
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-23

until 10 o'clock October IA 1913.
American Falls, Idaho. October
IA, 1913.
The board OF county commission.
ers met this day In regular session
Present: Andrew May, Walter s
Sparks and Adolph Winter. The fol
lowing PROCEEDINGS were had, to-
wit:
The petition OF Carl lines and
others for the appointment Of A.
j. Clark. as ~consabtle Of American
rails precinct, was presented 10 the
board and same was granted as
prayed for.
The quarterly report OF G. e. pot
ter. road OverSeer. was presented
10 the board, gone over and ap-
proved.
The bid OF HE Hooker for
placing posts In the bridge across
Snake river "A rejected by the
board.
The communication OF Fred j.
Kohlhepp regarding a certain road
through his place was presented
to the board and the same was laid
on the table.
The following report Of II. G.
Wones, as clerk OF the District court
and ex-officio auditor and record
er, was presented to the board and
approved
l. ii. G. Wones clerk and record
er of Power county. Idaho, submit
the following report OF moneys col
lected in my office from June 80,
1913 to September 80. 1913.
Recording fees ..$341.00
District court cases filed and
costs -. 1910
$522.7O
Turned in to county treasurer.
Aug. 4. 1913 ..$222.25
Sept. II. 1913 1890
Oct. 7, 1913 81. 1885
s522.7O
II. G. Wones
Auditor and Recorder and Clerk.
The following report of II. c.
Wones. as clerk of the District court
and ex-officio auditor and recorder,
was presented to the board and
approved:
l. Fl. G. Wones. auditor Of Pow
er county, beg to submit the fol-
lowing report OF salaries paid the
various county officers from June
30, 1913. to September 30, 1918
and request your Honorable Board
to verify and approve the same.
o. r.. Baum county-att'y $4,000
ii. g. Wones auditor, ETC.. 800 90
Paul Bulfinch assessor 10000
+. Nettie Rice treasurer
and tax collector 335.O0
ID. b. Jeffries sheriff 10000
Frank Moench surveyor 49,. 15O.0O
E. w. Fifield eo-supt. 249.99
Andrew May. c~ounty-com. 1900
Adolph Winter c~ounty-com. lilo
w. s. Sparks c~ounty-com. lilo
II. r Hager oroner 49,. 1860
A. G. Haag probate Judge. 10000
w. G. Reid deputy recorder 104.S3
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-23

Power county should issue a war
rant or warrants In favor OF Blaine
county. for the difference between
IN total credits and charges or
sSt92T2.
We find that the bonded debt
OF Blame county ON February L,
1913 was s2t2.5O0.O0.
or this amount Power county
should assume the payment OF IS
per cent or S1.525.O0.
Copy OF report submitted by l..
A. Duyail showing a list OF bonds
and rate OF interest they draw, at
taehed herewith.
We further find that there Is due
from the Idaho State BanS aud it's
bondsmen s~s.e2S.20. said amour
being al tbs time unpaid from the
amount deposited by Blaine coun-
~ at the time OF the failure OF SAID
bank and We agree that should the
above amount and the interest
thereon or any part OF the same be
In h future recovered from the
assets OF said bank OF its bondsmen,
by the County OF Blaine. that th'r-
teen us per cent? per cent OF the
amount so recovered shall be at
pnce pad TO the treasurer OF Pow
or county by the treasurer or blaine
county.
Respectfully submitted.
James II. Wise.
Appraiser for Governor.
5. ID. Boone.
Appraiser for Bka ne county.
Wh~Supon. the board adjourned
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-23
AMERICAN FALLS, IDAHO:
10 THE AUDITOR or POWER cor

To IT VDfFO Ut VNT'F - HNTUIIVAN FHIIo 1TDaHO:
Sr;-I have the honor to report operations in the various funds
of Power County. Idaho. during the quarter ending September 3Oth,
to1a - eop-w. .-.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-23

s2,503.68
II. G. Wones,
Auditor.
Dated October 10, 1913.
The following quarterly report of
II. Nei,is Rice, Treasurer and ex-
offitio tax co''set0r. was presented
to the board and approved;
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-23
ANDREW MAY.

Attest: H C. woNEs. CLERK.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-31
Mr.. S. N. Chez ADDS
STRONG TESTIMONY
WACO IMPLEMENT SALESMAN
WILEY KNOWN AMONG
FARMERS TEI.Is on
PLANT JUICE

There are few men who have q
side acquaintance IN TIL section o.
d. s. So Chez OF tho luchard
Jeney Implement Company 500 s.
Ghaa has been IN the Implement bus
.nosa tvelge years ana stands very
blsh With the trade For several
lears ho has suffered aiia umhafD.
con fpatiou and a genera run dotn
condition the statement n Che pa
n.rs of sell known people convinced
lm Chat Plant Juice was an article
off extra merit 30 be- turned 90 it for
rauef He vas benefited from the
urt ana now all BIZ oid 1llmenu
harc .anished and b. be- ae'l man
ono. more ~ family 3 taking 81 a.
tonic and be- advises an ho arc
s.rk 20 ny a.
when you try risnf Iuit goa Ili
ird YOUR appetite upr q food
dI-est better. you uill steep better
and lose that feeling of depression
and feel more nt for fhe DAYS work
lf sou suffer from kidney '.frr or
.fomach trouble. plant Juice . just
shat son have been looking .ar Coo
'a Thompson dfur tore a.d ass
about 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-31

The Germans are showing thH saI
enterprise and agFfossige policy
Peru that they have shown in ira
ana other parts oi South Amerit
They are clbowlns the British ul
and are absorbing the export trad
almost every city throughout t.a'I
Amcsica the retail shops ODE Co
mission business. fhe mauuilc'uf
Interests and al Kinds OF onterprIs
are owned OF controlled by Gerua
They have recont gou. into Per
Tho United States might have had O.,
best Of everything bat Americans r.
not show am disposition Co ro o.
into other countries There are. hu.
ever. several largp American out.
prisog Ia Peru
Mines Forgotten.
10 the northern part Of 'I' rep.
nc 10 10 proposed To rebuild end d.
tend two lines OF railway in order q
reach valuable deposits of coal col
per and other minerals aud opD
up tracts OF land that are suitaH
for vineyards fruits aud general o.,
riculture one al these roads ~.
BE- an extension of short line NO.
running out OF Pascasmayo "a the 60
cient town Of CaXamarca, Ua,
Atahulpa. the las OF the meas So
"strsngled In a. most treucheroa
manner by plzairo after be had M
with gold the pom OF the palace 0
which he had een confined IT.
mines from -Athat gold came ha'
been forgotten. cut are believed Q
lie somewhere back Ia the mountain
and. what is more TO the point the
are known beds OF coal OF gcod qua
/ ity. almost ineXhagstible, Il is sal
and much needed IN South An rae
I Il Is also proposed to build abor
/ 100 miles OF ruad from Ito 20 NJ
qucga through a rich agriculture
valley. where the soil Is especial
adapted for vineyards
An English corporation holds "a eco.
ceasion 20 build a line "a distance e.
/ 200 niles from the pori OF thmto,
over the mountains 70 the town G.
/ Huaroz. capital Of one OF the uoT'her
provinces. which Is the center Of
mineral region with large deposits q
copper. silver and coal An America
syndicate obtained concession
few years age. and deposited Co.
felt OF 100000 Tor the extension OF
railway from Payta to the Merano.
one OF the LARGEST branches o, N
Amazon The proposed line was 9
cross both RANGES OF the Andes an
open up an agricultural country an
vast rubber forests. u was suf'eye
and Is vet 10 b. constructed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-31
LOsle.

Logic is method employed b.
some people to convince themselgei
that they are right upon any question
IN which u would BE- extremely 10
convenient for them TO BE- proved
wrong
Logic Is INDUCED In almost eNcin
sively by professors and youn- mar
ried men old married men know bet
ter They usually employ silence IN
stead
Logic Is generally used a. a subst
ute for experience u has cssayed
upon several occasions 20 compete
with ridiculc. but has generally failed
10 come to time after the nrst round
Logic shrinks before poetry, inven
ton. art and character !, Is the last
resort Of mediocrity Lille
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-31
AUTOMOBILE CLUB Of
GALVESTON ACTIVE


SPECIAL tu lff RfHa
GALVESTON. Texas. May Co.
win an enthusiastic membership O.
more than one hundred. the Calves
ton Automobile club has begun o..
work Of reorganization and rehab.li-
taflon looking toward me placing OF
the organization 0u ba-is OF prac-
IDEAL efficiency ~ Ihe laat meeting
Of the club plans we're discussed for
campaign ln the iutere & of eool
roads. careful driving abatement oi
the noise nuisance and other mat
tors OF vital Irfere 90 motorists anI
oitiher. affected Hs fhc 1boye men
toned matters
Maco stewart OSLO Of Galveston
most prominent attorneys hu been
chosen TO serve president Of tho
club. and tho moo ng was be.i lu
scquent 20 MI .fesarte ca'l Negor
90 the history 0f tbo Galveston auto.
mobile club has meeting been 20
largely attended nor bHs .o much Co.,
forest been shown .u the work of fhe
organization The rlmWlga under
taken b. the ellN involves The inter
es'ing of every citizen 0f Galveston
and vicinity in the matter OF proper
repairs 20 city streets elimination OF
reckless driving. ce saiiOn OF tho
noise nuisance and the building or
GOOD roads thr0l shout the county
There is now o movement ou foot 600
/ promote bond issue OF $3.50. 1000
Tor road buiidiuT Goo the county and
the club will work Tor mo success
OF this movement
The executive board OF tho club
Nas increased from three to thirteen
innd this board Nll have active
charge OF the work OF the club a
alaried secretary viii have active
charge OF tho work OF thp club s.
salaried secretary Vill be- employee
who viii deyoe bis time 90 tho inter
osts Of the club Reckless driving
1n the sholied roads between CAL
So ton aud Houston was the subject
of much discussion and the club Piled
gcd itself 90 strive 20 eliminate this
Trouble The roads between Calves
ton and Houston afford q tort.aDie
paradise for automobile and ihr
traffic Is heayy. a novel method OFF
stopping reckless driving was adopt
ed when the club voted 90 request
the sheriff 10 appoint several mem
beers Of the club as special deputie
with the official power To nip speeds
tcrs when their driving eudaugor
the safety OF other ou the road An.
other method To b. employed o. the
complaint system Under this system
any member Of the club obsoryin-
repeated violation of law by auU
driver may file complaint with the
secretary and this official viii com.
muuicnte with the offender setting
forth the choice of a discoutinuanco
of his reckless driving or prosecution
under the name of the Automobile
Clun
The club will take AN active parI
IN assisting capt j " Mum h
promoting the automobile race meet
10 be held on Gavestons beach
course July -. 20 and 30 u viii
further endeayor 20 serve publi,
needs by furnishing members ear,
for use on special occasions. wher
The city Is host There heing nor,
than nine hundred ears owned an,
operated in Galveston the member
ship OF the Club is expected to in
crease rapidly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-31
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
TO PROTECT PRODUCER

fNauoHai crop improvement Service
d. fhc anfe. be'lHm DAP. t1cr lht
steamboat commerce was Boz f' lloy
the farmers in lhe Miuss.pu Valley
were compelled 10 ship their grain 300
sacks
After harvest ra.h scar Gre 90
levee 40 ST. Louis was piled hrsh shh
grain The mners and other grain
buyers would ssHnier leiurcly
through thf accumulated pie IN no
hurry o. Bug and the more 'he grain
vac .angcacd ne more indifferent
tlfy became
There being buf few them they
i0.uI D. q. their sdtmfag, espe IDLY
r.fr sunday 20 '.ou argp a'irr
cargo 20 br 1nloadrd without buying
Dr. consequence Che price ags w-h
fhai 'hc pn aas ubie.t ~ ,In.rlt
fluctuations lud a margin o. Pc 60
81 a hushcl nas o. no means uncom
mon
The farmer Of course s1t he worst
~ b. Bot lew fright mcu saw hat
hF financing ih. proposition wheat
could Dr. arried over a longer period
srd ftst there were immediate possi.
b.'.'es fo make D. stable business
H. ft eay thr So Louis Merchants
E,rhlUgc fas organized to protect
both fhe producer and thr consumer
Somebody BAD fo carry the grain
from the uur ~ harvest until me time
b eas need Ihr farmer wanted bis
money .uaf a.b and fhe miller rls
ro' ready m hry somebody bad i0
sumc tHr ownership OF This grain,
ben. me .ps eas willing 10 do
e. and r active uaffef WAS created
GrHauIly ihD more transactions
there BIOL iu Grain Exchange. the
nafrotrr fbe NH.mauYu a daily
auction eas hrId in 49, Louis Tor
warehuu.. receipt, for gram 30 store,
Tor grain q. arrive and oui Ut this has
pfowu ihe wonderful system Of mar
ke,ing the sfan surplus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-31

Homer Folks. the secretary 90 th.
state Charities aid association OF Neg
York said ~ cuEenios the other day
The love match Is a good thing 10
eugcnlcs 10y this mean that u O
better for pretty girl 10 marry
brave handsome youth Tor love tru'
love than Il Is lor her To MARI q.
elderly millionaire for his money
Morcenary people like to sheer O
love IN a cottage. and bread a..
cheese aud kisses. and all that SORT %
thing but these sneers are talao
For"
Here Mr. Folks smiled
For. he ended, when pover,l
comes In at the door love iiics out aa'
gets a good Job
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-31

Every family IN Amarillo should
have an electric iron Let MS send
YOU one on free trial II you don't
want II send II back II you keep
II the cost Is S3.50. and We guar
antee IL for lifetime Nunn Flee
trio Company 1856
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-31
Shiftinn euroens

Brown says h. drinks because II
drives away his troubles
He exchanges one load Tor another
so 20 speak
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-31

AI Classified Nds must be- hc.
rompauied b. th' cash
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-29
The Real Taxpayer.
century.

Taxes don't bother me any, said laborer
recently, II don't have to pay any"
This is error under which many voters
are laboring. The very man who pays the most
taxes is the man who is not taxed at all. He
pays rent, grocery bills, interest on loans, coal,
light, gas, water bills, etc. And when he pays
these bills he pays taxes
After the grocer has paid his taxes he in
cludes them in the price of groceries. After the
water works has paid its assessment the price is
injected into the price of water. After the coal
dealer has paid his he passes them in the
price of coal. After the doctor has paid his he
must make his fees cover them and so passes on
the cost. The ultimate consumer pays all the
bills and that includes all the taxes. If taxes are
deceased living expenses will go down.
When employers and merchants can't get
back their taxes by increasing prices they Sc
cure them by decreasing wages The laborer
who works for a factory that pays increased
taxes will receive decrease in wages in the long
run. He who works for store that has an in
creased assessment will find his income shrink
All of which is but to say that as taxes go up
the price of living follows and it is the ultimate
consumer who pays the bills.
And because more taxes mean heightened
prices and shrunken wages every wage worker
has the most immediate interest in the question
of city economy. If an administration is vast
ing money, if it keeps the tax rate unnecessarily
high it is the wage worker who pays for the
waste. Vice if more economical methods
are used every laborer and wage worker in the
city will cash in the savings sooner or later.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-29
Heart toHeart
Talks
MOVED OR MOYER7
By CHARLES N. LURE

Are you among the movers OF the
world, or are you one of the moved
How or why the world was set in
motion cons ago. in the unresting
whirl which is one of the basic facts
of existence, no one knows. But il is
not too fanciful a thought 10 believe
that human energy keeps it going.
Some men give forth that energy
others absorb Ii.
In which class are you?
Must the world give you a shove to
keep you going or do you push your
self? Perhaps you are among the
workers who not only supply the en-
ergy to keep themselves going but
create a surplus.
In every form of machinery invented
by man some percentage of energy is
lost in wasted motion. in friction.
which should be foreseen and pre-
vented. The ideal engine will be one
in which there is no friction.
Friction is loss.
The same Is true Of that great
engine, the world Everywhere we
look we see unnecessary labor and
needless rubbing. When we learn to
eliminate these we shall learn how to
rule the earth wisely.
In the meantime 1t behooves every
man to be creator of sufficient en-
ergy for himself and for the supply
ing Of others who are deficient Until
the ideal age comes there will be
mental and moral and physical de-
ficients who will need some force ac-
tuating them from outside to keep them
going.
Don't be like little Joe in BLEAK
House"
Poor Joe was always being moved
on" His enemy the policeman would
not let him rest long in one place. He
was moved on and moved on until he
left London to die in the country
Move yourself on or the world will
move you on!
The world cannot wait for those who
cucumber its path. Sooner or later it
moves on past them. Too often its
progress is over their bodies.
If you are a mechanic, move on by
doing the best work Of which you are
capable. If you are a housewife, keep
your household going swiftly and
smoothly in the paths of economy and
cleanliness and cheerfulness II you
are a physician or a lawyer, move on
by keeping abreast with the latest
Developments in your profession.
Motion is life; life is melton. Stop
page and decay are death.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-29
Keeps Your Stove
Railways Ready for Company"
BLACK SILK
STOVE POLISH

on your parlor stove. kitchen stove or gas stove
Get can from your hardware stove dealer.
II you do not find il 6e!fev than any other stovs
polish you have eT'sr used befo,r. your deale. IS
authorized to refund your 1noscy- But we feel
You will agree with the Esoxx1ziS Of 0fk,y
Cp-to-date women who are using Black
SILK Stove Polish am who say IL is the ''5.st
Sf0Ge PolII4 e5eS n1z1k.