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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-12-25

board of county commissioners Power county Idaho on the h%y Of emb~A D. 1918 public NOTICES
hereby gwmh that's special election will hdm tuesday, 2hd yd January D H4m the respective
voting pnndso fhe county as fnws hh
PLEASANT VALLEY PRECINCT vng place Pleasant Valley M@d house Judges B. Adolf and j. E.
Martens Clerk s. F. Norris
Clerk &C Se
PROSPERITY PRECINCT Voting phe Prosperity school he Judges Chris sdk and jacob
ShAds Clerk john Lmz
RoUhND PREcNcT: Voting place. Brick RAIL- Judges Robert HHhme and R W Peterson Clerk
Leslie Hoz
LANDING PRDNCT: vg place. Ueeah hall Judges HyC mn and E. Daniels Clerk Frank
Low~y
AMERICAN FALLS pREcNcr Voting place. Odd Fellow. hail. Judge. Carl lines Charles Johnson
Clerk T. E. St John
LTnE CREEKP PRECINCT Voting pe SCHOOL, house No. B. Judges Ross Mcmt and Ha Ralph
L Clerk p w Mamhamr
CRYSTAL PRECINCT Voting place School house No a. Judges Charles BHa6dd and Thu. O. Phil
lips Clerk L. F. M@mh
ARBoN PRECNCr Voting place Sdd% house No. IL Judges William Dawson and T. B. Evans Clerk
William Amd
Ad public n&m hereby gn h@b@ order a@dd rda meeting of the board of county commits
mined that the interests of the county rp~ it. and the board of y ommMommd the mHJ
h% pcg to b%dh the county for the constructions rk and ridges by issuing the ng@bec @n
said meeting and by said order said board specified Tuesday the 9Th day dLmyA ID 1914 %T%Gv
bedoedat heh hour hwPm
said d@hon there wnb submitted the qualified voters of the uB he following question.
shall the boards cy 0mmRnmd Power county, Idaho be uAmiud to dh .e
purpose of acquiring @ for the %r"t~nd roads %b bridge by issuing the negotiable eu g% %
he"mym the aggregate mount @~h hundred and TWENTY-FIVE thousand dMm GI5ooM%% "%"
The polls will open 'front.' ten M to five p m
The s bh FUSED in voting wn thee @honab eM admitted mba muL e 49,
T "dnW the judge Of election to by them furnished to the voters
Such election shall held all respects omhw with the genera election hwo emn
he%PhTbe except I" provided article 6fd chapter 2ohen oft Idaho Revised C% %"mm may
hhbe hdd in conformity with such laws
A%hd election every person over hG ~% @yor years who a citizen of the United su
shall be ahhdN votes such lection Fg such election
hwme"S whereof board Of county @mmmDne.d Power county Idaho has .wm..
phhshdm and posted a" eMed by law hh 9Th lay oD@abn A. D iga TINS notice to be
County Ad"" and sOfaoo Clerk oft board Of County commissioners Power COUNT H H. e woNE,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28
MORE MAROON wrzAnDnY.

Talking through the ether from
New York 20 London, something
which few years ago was beyond
our widest dreams, promises now
within a short time to become a re-
ality. That q can be done was proved
last week by Marconi when vocal
sounds were transmitted by wireless
telephone from CIfden. ireland. 20
Cape Breton. distance 81 more than
1000 miles
while Mr.. MaTconi, who personally
conducted the experiment. is careful
40 say no actual words were trans
mittcd. the fact tnat the broad At
lantlc has been brdged by vocal
sounds shows 1t VIII be possible 90
hold conversations between the old
and new continents, II was only re
Gently that wireless telogrnphy was
I'm its infancy To-day IL is in common
use all over the world.
II wireless telephony makes as rap
I'd strides as the wireless telegraph
has, and there seems no reason Ia
these days VI maryels 90 believe that
u viii not the umo is not far dis
tant when Il viii have been perfect
I'D ana put into everyday commercial
use The possibilities OF the wireless
telephone are boundicEs. IL Re- hard
to grasp an that i,s perfection VIII
mean 90 mankind. Tho world all
ready owes 20 the genius of Marconi
debt il never fully can repay The
completion Of tho lonE-disianco wire
less telephone will only make lt moro
impossible 90 discharse mo oblisa.
ton
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28
LADIES'! LOOK YOUNG,
OARKEN GRAY HAIR
Use the Oid-timc sage Tea and sui.
phur aud Nobody will Know.

Gray hair. however handsome. de-
notes advancing age We all know
the advantages 81 youthful appear
aHce. Your hair il your charm. Il
makes or mars the face Whom t
fades. turns gray and looks dry wis
~ and scrnggly. Just few apple
cations of Sage Tea and sulphur en-
hanccs its appearance hundrcd-'
fold
Don't stay gray Look young, Eth
or prepare the tonic az home or get
from amy drug store so cent bottle
% "Wyoth's Sage ANA sulphur Hair
Remedy THOUSANDS ot folks recon-
mend this rcudy-to-usc preparation.
because 20 dnrkons the hair bcauu-
fully and removes dandruff stops
scalp itching and falling hair; besides
mo- ono can possibly tell, as 10 durkens
so naturally and evenly You mois-
ten sponge COR soft brush. taking ono
small Strand at timc. By morn
ing me gray hair disappear. after
another applcluo or two. its natur-
ul color b. restored and 10 becomes
thick. glossy and Iustrcus. and YOU
appear years Younger
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28
CPORTING EARL
y BREAKS RECORD
Lord ionsslalc Wears thUculltt
brown Costume and lcd. White
and yellow Tie.

London. nov. 2S.-- Lord Lousdalo.
EuglauG.s sporting cart tho man vhY
sets me fashion for the rcEuur pa
irons OF the rnce courses and other
places whore tpurtsmcu gather and
whose dress Be- one ot the attractions
Co visitors 600 the olympic horse SHOW
and other such occasions, has out.
done himself this autumn.
80 Newmarket the other day ne
wore what writer of fashion truly
described cess "plquuut' Here is %
description of me CARTS attire. 80,
vorc chocolate brown suit with
stripes of darker color the morn
ing coat was iuil skIrlcd but wurr
with large flap pocket ON either
side ana two large buttons at tho
back Uis black bowler was slight
ly conicai his turnover coilar en-
closed tic of rod, white and yellow;
his walstc0at Wns white with yollow
stripes. and was peculiarly long; his
trousers were rather wide and turn
"a up at the bottom showing brown
socks over potent leather shots. His
cigar was medium SIZED ana worn
without band
The West End tallors were ready
with the chocolate brown suits which
are oll the fashion This season, hut
the colorod wnistcoat and the tie
Nave not yct been copied.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28
WHY Nor nEnEs

The Las Vegas Commercial club
which has been conspicuously on me
job Of late. has completed plans for
IA permanent exhibit building Tor
county products go Dc erected bon
corporation with tho santa Fe rails
way adjoining the railroad station
whore tourists aud persons passing
through, whother they stop or not
may see so glance the actualiues
and possibilities OF SEN Miguel coun-
A.
The plan has teon frequently mem
toned here, II has never progressed
further than the mentioning stage.
II the advantages. the resources. the
attractions ana tho possibilities Of AZ
huquerauo Bornaiillo couny. the oen-
trail RIO Grando valley and other
tributary sections were presented in
condensed and graphic form 90 every
tourist who passes through on the
santa 10 trains, certainly the fact
tina. -scalis would follow So not sus-
ceptlbie OF argument Deming and
other live towns have tried the plan
with success; Las Vegas is following
suit WINS not Albuquerque
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28

When my children show tho
slightest symptoms OF being croupy
give them Chnmbcrlain's Cough
Remedy, ana when I have "a cough or
sold on the lungs I take a. for o. rcw
days AMI am soon ria uf the cold q"
writes Mrs. Clay Fry Ferguson sta.
Mo. The first symptom of Group is
hoarscnCss give Chambcrluin's Cough
Remedy as soon as the child becomes
honrse and 81 viii prevent the attack.
This remedy Cor'1ins no narcotic. For
sale hy an druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28


iot U.S. as she feopllton. natinr
q splai % se.Vonooa lepl auf.ns lne
reripa
For ne single month o. september
however tho total was 1890 900
Sect and should ghe rcmalnlnr
months 81 tho year make q similar
rorpra the fpial exports OK tho year
which ends win nexs month would
bt lss.poe.eoo feet o. slightly more
saan gs,eep mites the distance
atound ne enflh az me equator in
isis. thc fitsl calendar yenr for
which heurcr are shown. tho total
ienslh q fiina exported was e2.aso.-
900 feet, Or less than hoIf the pfos-
pvcliye total 81 ieis.
The stated vaiue o. me films *.
ported IN the nlne months ended WIN
september. 1913. 8 ssout 81 soc zoe
being tl,sif.ooo FOR ss.s0o GOO feet
of unexposed films and sl.sse,ooo
for the 2g.5ooooo rcei Of exposed
films ready Ter use n the slereopu-
con. 81 IN average o. 2A cents per
foot for iht nneposcd and d cents
per fool fof the EXPOSED nlms.
England e by far the iarses, pur-
chaser 81 films from tho United
States. ana this applies especially TO
me uncxposed films. OF the $4,000
zee feet 81 films % both ciasscs cx-
ported IN tho fiscal year 1919. CO.,
ooo,0on feet went 10 England, s.ss9,-
900 feet 20 Canada. little over H.
coo 900 feet 20 France, 10000 70 the
Philippines. over seo.0o0 70 Brazil
nearly 100000 20 Newfoundland and
Labrador e5o.oeo TO Australia ana
slightly less than 100000 TO Japan.
Mosa o. the films going 60 Canada.
Newfoundland and the Philippines
are exposed.
The importation q motion picture
filsss= aaseants 20 little more than
i.ooo.0o0 feet per month. the total
Tor the nine months ended with sep
TENDER. 1913. being iO,25o.ooo feet,
and Tor the corresponding months Of
1919 i2,5oo.ooo feet Nearly an Of
the imported films are IN the finished
state ready for use. the import price
averaging from % cents per foot.
About one-haif OF the total importa-
zion Il from France. which Supplied
Approximately 100000 feet out Of
ls,soo,Ooo feet imported In the fiscal
year 1912. Italy supplied e.750.0oO
feet; England, s.sss.ooo. and Dem
mark i.25o.00o. while $4,000 feet
came from Japan and ss.ooo feet
from India.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28
HELPS "H &C. I 6: &C. e;


Thorc. are few polnta W.. 81
carefully studied, VIII enable az
man % grasp the main princh
intcrior decoration The first "
foremost point 10 be considered a.
Hcnorhl layout of house and the
latiun each room bears to anothAf
Many people think that " they wan
. rcd room they must have Il. regard
less Of tho 0ci that Il opens from q
dark green hall. with a blue dining
T0om beyond. They do NOT know that
room which may Ia itself present
an artistic cbior scheuie II papcrcd
regardless Of connecting rooms VII
produce a discordunt note at once,
says the Philadelphia ledger.
IL is, therefore, very important that
tho amateur should understand that
tho gonorui plan OF tho house must be
considered before c0iou scheme Is
chosen FOR any room. The hall Is
the starting point. From it open
nearly all the rooms OF the house. II
n dlscordant color 10 chosen here the
artistic eject az Che entire house IL
spoilt 10 a central hall runs through
a house, tho rooms on either side
should harmonlzo with the color
scheme Of the hau.
Not only should the nrst floor
rooms blend with the hall bui every
room opening from e on both second
ana third floors must be- decorated
with this point ln View And where
large door openings connect one room
with another the same Idea should DO
followed. Nothing Is more restfm to
the eyes than for one 90 be able TO
look beyond to q room or rooms and
''fool' that not one dscordant note
has been struck
The next point To consider Is the
size of q room and height Of its cell
Ing. II sman, every effort should be
made to give u n larger and more
spacious appearance Wall paper
should be selected with this iden In
Wow and the furniture as nearly rs
possible should be artistic and appro-
pirate without being massive or
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28

clumsy.
Plain ~ two-toncd striped papers.
in llsht shades are particularly auitou
TO- small rooms LARGE fioral designs
make n room look smaller than a
really g, and morrow wall spaces nco-
cssitate the breaking 40 Of the pat-
tern Ia many PAGES thus producing
IN ugly effect upon The eye Pin
hripes. on the other hand, give an ap-
Rrnnce Of heiaht 10 low ceiling.
Vpapor run up 10 the angle of the
,le Is aaother help toward making
N seem larger
- Nall room should never be over
With furniture, but rather
Nans shorid be employed 10
t,i 2e pieces with the atm or
.Aciousncas. For instance.
~ room looks best with
~ hlc. table with lamp
pooha ana inAeainoa should bo plac-
90, the room or near q
fireplace. Buiisn bookcasea are
splendid for smalt ,b,srtes
: The floor Of A.m - .,....,.,
be stained or yRrnisil ~ - ~.
N medium-sizod room , W 81 4,
rugs should be used. ~ -. ', 49,
feet Of the vanished not sho,,ia ~
allowed 90 show on an side -.
make "a room appear very An and
stuny.
a large room can stand n -,...
furniture ana deep and rich ~.
tones
The exposure Of n room. too, pln.
a very important part in interior dec
orations a color that may be use
with good results Ia north roof
may took positively glaring IN e ainn
room. Tho former needs 20 be- bright
} cned. while cool coiors are best suit
cd 10 the latter. yellow, red an
golden browns are the best sclec
lions for north rooms. Graz green,
blue old rose gray and light tan
may be used with good results Ia
south room. Almost any suitabl
may bc selected for The wallis 81 d
east or western room.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28
Remedy ~ Bad ms the Disease.

ron the seventh of Vchruary ] con-
iractcd a severe cold followed by "a
cough ana final loss ~ voice Z
tried many femcdiCs mono of which
ala me any good / thC9 went 10 my
family doctor aud ho swahbod my
throat Give or six times with some
ahominnble stuff think & was
beneficial but the remedy was NJ IN a
ns the disease. Al last the Thought
struck mo why not try Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. I aha SO and
This morning nay voice is fairly good
ana ~ gradually growing better"
writes ~ q Clay publisher ~ The
Reporter Rapids city, Manitoba. For
sale by ali druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28

Barrow-in- furnoss. England. Nov.
2N.-rhe hnttloship Emperor Of In
Ola, the last Of the four battlcships
on the British billie naval COM
struction program, was launched here
yesterday. Her construction has been
considerably delayed owing 90 labor
troubles az the shipyard $50 that the
rev vessel is not of such modern
type as some of the ships already
launched She was laid down on
May 81, 1912.
The admiralty yesterday departed
from IT'S recent custom and invited
the naval attaches Of the forcign om-
basslos IN London Go bee present al
tho launching. its reason beinr proh-
ably. that the details concerning thr
now battlcship were already known.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28
THE EXPORT MOTION PICTURE
BUSINESS.


twenty-five thousand uiiics ~ mo-
tion picture films. enough to stretch
around the globe a. the equator. VIII
b. tne expert record of the emitted
States Ia tho calendar yonr 1913 The
United states Is he worlds greatest
manufacturer Of motion picture films,
probably three fourihs Of the entire
filuN OF the world being maaufae-
tured Ia This country. Large quan-
tltics OF films are sent out Of the
country, both as blank or uncxposod
films and as finished films ready tor
uso IN the sicroopiieon
The rapid Increase In this branch
81 the export trade Of the United
States resulted IN the establishment
III the bureau of foreign and domes-
&c commerce department OF COM
merco. OF detailed record which
shows the quantity, measured by feet,
and tho value 81 nlma exported from
the country; the plain films and
those rendy Tor uae separately stated;
tho countries 81 destination and me
ports through which this distribution
Il inside. This record shows total
exporiaiion n ihe nine months ended
wish September 81 os.50oo0o feet Of
unexpoeed ~ piain fims TO De used
in other parts 81 the world IN taking
mo,lon piciures nnd sa.boo.Qoo feet
~ exposed or finished films ready
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28
70 r.


4tls tFen|ns appfoaoh sub
which has been nnpermost Is
iss some tlms bur whlch
hate ne 10 breach Tor ma
e reaAena cne III these Is that
tlt almenlten which We wish 70
lle o. fees i our autg to msso has
nore az les hackneycd sound
ysa haze heard ii before-ls le an adj
nenillon whose observance entails
rnnlderahle peeuniary sacrifice
an1 L means the inauguration 81
rcrrsarrrsie in~rsia. We have aulib.
Grated hing and carefully. even pray-
esAilx. on tho matter, ana while a.
rsted IA the foresoing We feel some
what reluctant % pot our Thoughts
'nse Words there appears 70 be no
other honorable course but TO take
IA step withou, further prosrasslna-
ton. The season has arrived when
further attempts az delay are use-
less and poetponsment 81 the crucial
snoment only adds % the weight Of
I'M oblieation Witch rests upon the
editorial shoulders The pushcr Of
the pen o. the public prints. 70 utter
aillterativeiy, proves recrcant 10 his
sacred trust and hieh responsibility
when he shrlnIss nom eourageopsiy
and slugdlly Informing the public Of
IT, duty IN the promises and applying
the prod Of the press 20 the posierlori
Of the ptocrasiinafor
W. shall refrain. however. IN this
connection from using the trlte ana
timc-worn phrase generally used
about this time Of the year TO express
tho meaning which we wish 10 con-
vey Just A this point we are rap
idly approachlng the crisis In our
remarks, becoming contiguous a. Il
were p the nub Of our discourse
What we were about 20 state was /
something to the broad general e. |
feci and having the approximate sig |
nificanco Of an appeal 70 (hoso per-
sons who reside In this city and who |
premeditate or contemplate demon I
siratlns their appreciation Of the sig /
nlticance Of the supreme Christian |
festival or celebration genegaliy OBJ
served On or about the twenty ffth /
day OF the month OF Decembor--an
appeal We repeat, 20 such persons
who wish 10 Indicate 20 their friends
and fellow creatures favorable
friendly or affectionate sentiments of
esteem. regard o. love by the trans
mission Of material tokens expressing
this mental o. spiritual state: an APP
peal 70 such persons &c cooperate
with other persons IN the city on
gagged In the sale or vending OF such
obiects. either "a an employing or
employed capacity and the agencies
engaged in the distribution or dis
senination 81 such objects by ex-
prensing their desire for the purchase
Or acquisition 81 spch desired objects
IA q date as far az possible anterior
ana prior and preceding such fes-
tyai
Having. az we trust, made our
meaning easily eomprohondod by tbs
uae Of the preceding lucid phrase
olosy, We shall now ieayo the subjec,
with our readers in fullest confidence
that che suggestion tentatively and !
reluctantly but nevertheless sincerely /
profiered viii be received in an acc
quieacent spirit IS those persons 20 ]
whom il Is directed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28

Alboquegqno weather hiss OCCASION
al lopoes, mistakes win occur Ia tho
best regulated weather hureaus--hut
generally 4 ooeant take us long to
shi back into orr gait
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28

Conservative Figures place the
amount 81 MONEY put into circulation
in AibuquerQnt BY the educators last
ueek Of between $4,000 and $780,
900. THAT appeals 70 us o. being a
considerable hunch % money IN any
mans town. These teachers are the
best spcndcfs we have.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28

Amons tho dispatches We note that
tho Lawrence strike Is araih ncar
settlement What Lawrence appears
10 need IL a settling basin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28

Thc statement that Tammany Is %
Pc reorsap.zezd Is denied what
rsmmany needs Is not SO much reor-
Eanlsation az ohsoquies
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28

General Chase seems TO be IN fun
control Of tho Trinidad situation with
n string tied 90 him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28

The supercllious visitor who ro-
CARDS he west a. inc ash heap Of
creation ana continually informs ua
how much better thines arc done iu
that dear claronceyi,le. n. n, may
always bo politely reminded That the
railway maintains splendid east
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28

Barely married Off, the bride, for
sooth, brings the husband right back
home 90 eat the paternal turksy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28

won send those drurs 90 your
homo quickly ana without delivery
charge. Highland Pharmacy Phone
80.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28

Full weight and satisfaction guar
nntccd. New State Coal ana Wood
Yard. c. y. Kunz. prop Phone 3d.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28

This seems TO be the open season
for resienations or railroad prosi-
dents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28

Have you cough or cold7 Check
u before its too late. Eucalyptus
syrup VIII do o. soc a bottle at
Rupees.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28
Home and
Farm Notes
To make hens las
go out in the hon
house and lecture

them Tor SOM. thirty minutes each
evening aft.r tH. hens have finished
discussing th, evening meal. Feed
them grain, aIound bones. ground
glass, ground coffee. carpet tacks and
income tuN HuG H this does MOI proc
ducc the do sired results feed Thorn
paris green
For the tuu plowing, progressive
farmers viii lrl that carpet or hed-
room slipper are comfortable and
convenient In the warmer sections
paiamas arc often worn.
10 plontus potatoes 90 Or often
found practical t0 close the potatoes
cycs before hc.ur placed u the ground
thus preyonurr their getting dust iu
thom Never UHut potatoes next 90
onions ns DO mlsDt the potatoes eyes
woicr ana thus often floods tho potato
patch.
ln the case of balky mule. It o.
often found omalcious To- attach 10
The tail of tho mule dvo gallon gas
soline can partially filled with sticks
of forty per cent dynamite.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-28

Free delivery 20 any part Of tho
ciiy Phone go Highland Pharmacy,