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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-23
sEDIENr To JoIN pr coy

eEoIENT TO JOIN RED sox.
though he said he had received a fiat
Ierng offer from the Buffalo Federal
league baseball club, Hugh Bedient to-
nsy announced his decision to sign up
team
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-23
RACING NEWS


Water Lad 10. Peacock 1903.
THIRD-Four- year ODDS and up, sell
ing, purse $780, six furlongs: Beach
sand lis, Troy Weight 112, Turkey in
the Straw 115. Golden Prince liz. Floral
Crown lis. xOld Hank 1o7. xLa Sain-
rella 105, Yankee Pooh'112, xCapt. Jinks
107 Sager lis, Coming Coon lis, Plain
Ann 10, Batouch 112, xLady orimar
105, xProspect 10Y.
FOURTH-Three- year olds and up
handicap, selling, purse $3.50, seven fur
longs: Royal Meteor H.. Ancon 10I,
Salon 90, Star Actress 105, Verea SO, Ell
Wah 101. Good Day 50.
FIFTH-tour-year- oldS and up, sell
ing, purse $500, mile: xOur Nugget 105,
Tom King IL, Benedictina 115, XCyno-
sure 1O7. Sam Bernard liz, Woodcraft
lie, Yankee Pooh 112. Beach Sand lis,
l.. M. Eckert liz.
SIXT4I-Four-y ear-olds and up, SELL
ing, purse $500. mile: Michael Angelo
lis, Silicic H., Ruisseau liz, Barn
Dance liz, xSteal Away 10Y, xBonnie
Eloise 1O5, xFiel 102, xGagnant 105, Ea-
ton 115.
xApprentice allowance.
Weather cloudy; track fast
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-23

MAYER LOYAL TO SOx.
CHICAGO, Jan 22.-The signed con-
tract Of Waiter Mayer catcher with the
Chicago Americans. was received here
to-day.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-23


FIRST-Selling, three-y year olds, sew
en- furlongs: xVava 1903, xAngie D. 105,
xMystic Boy 105, Austri 108, Attica los,
Largo 1903, Bertha V. 108, va Hy Zip
l0S, Kick ITO. Patrick f. no. Francis
Ito, Meshach 113. Dalston 113.
ACCOMPLISHING, four year-olds and
up, FLIES, mares, mile: XUnalga So,
xPhillstina SO, Florence Birch 1903. Rose
ONeil 1903. F'rieze 103 STARTER 1903. Ur-
sula 1903, xMarie Coghill 105, xHazel C.
1915, XStar Berta 105, Sadie Shapiro ITO,
Downland ITO, Prettydale 10, Helen
Hawkins 10.
THIRD-Three-yea olds and up,
purse, five and one-half furlongs; ks
land 100, Big LumaX 100, Chupadero 1902,
Wild Horse 102, Avis 105, Janiel 10,
Fool of Fortune liz, Othello lis.
FOURTH-Three- year olds and up,
Zacatecas handicap. seven furlongs:
Milton Robes 81, Col. Marchmont 106,
Truly 10. Mimorioso ia.
FIFTH-Selling, four yearolds and
up, six furlongs: xFerrona 105, xBen
Stone 107, Jewel OF Asia 107, xEye
White 10Y, Lady Pender 107, Colquitt
109, Canapa ITO, Cloak no. Arbutus ITO,
Salesia 10, Princess Industry Ito, This
tie Belle 10. Zulu 112, Flying liz, Ram
sy liz.
SLXTH-Selling. four-yesr- olds and
up, mile: XEusky Lad 104, Rey 1O5,
Transparent 165, Ocean Queen 107, Acu-
men 112
xApprentlce allowance.
Weather clear: track fast.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-23
Danger i'm
Mineral Drugs
10 Clear the Blood and Get
Rid of Eruptions, Sores
and Ulcers.

:, mere is not bit of sense in any one
81 Georgia using mercury tablets, iodide
g. potash. arsenic or any other mineral
lug Tor poisoned blood. Our own for
ss's furnish us with the best blood puri-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-23

fuses 20 stand by and see a whole lea que
feeding off his lunch counter.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-10-22
Tabor. s. ID.

Capital ----.----. $25, 10000
Jos. ". Wagner, President
J.. A. Wagner, Vice-P President
and Cashier.
f. j. Frana, asst. cashier.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-10-22
DOMACl zPRAvY.

Sbrane 4.
Jan Mudloff byl v Yankton v
pondelf.
DIR. Klfma . Tyndall byl zde v
pondelf "a SWIM povolanfm.
Frank KIoucek a jeho dcera Ma
rie byli v Yankton v pondelf.
vsclav Zdenek koupil cd Jana
Capa lot a residence zde We meste
v pondelf.
Josef Kubal a jeho manzelka cd
Geddes byli zde navstevou tento
t5den.
v. j. Noll 81 We SVEN zavodu
zhotovil lunch counter Dude v
kazdou dobu slouziti hladovym.
Josef Musil otevfel v mfstnosti
Will Macha garaS, kde Dude Sc We
noyati spravkam automobile.
Frank Dostal pfse 2 Omahy, Se
jeho manzelka tam byla jeho man
selka operovana a Re jeff STAY Sc
zlepsil.
Frank Pokorn5 a 81. Pavla Ku-
char byli oddani v Yankton v 1te-
Try. Usadf SO ma farme u Lake
port kterou zenich ma zrentova-
nou.
81. Anezka PGvek, jenz pracova
la v zavodu Petffka a Turka, odje
la v dtery do sveho domova v Ma
son City, Iowa.
81. Laura Piroutek sem pfijela
minul5 patek 2 Ravinia ably zapo-
Leala pracovati v zavodu bratff
Vaukovtch.
T. Josef Vinatieri 2 Yankton ukon
Gil praci ma vytapscfm systemu v
obydlich Roberta Vauka a Josefa
Melichara tento tyden.
Ma prodej, diva parry mezku, je-
den par zaueen; tez diva parry konf
8 a 4 roxy stare, nezaucene. Vac.
Mach, Tabor, s. D.. Adv,
j. A, Vafflek jenz drive bydlel
" Blaha, jel tudy minuly patek do
Audubon, Mimi, kde koupil 800
akr6 pozemku ma nejz Sc stehuje.
Tanecnf zabava Sc Dude odbfva-
ii ma farme Vita KoGera v sobotu
"a t. m. Hudba cd bratff Mer-
kvanovych a kazd5 je Evan by Sc
dostavil.
M. B. Welt, John Cap a Jim
Kulis odjeli ma hon az do Kanady,
totiz jestli Sc Jim neco ma ceste mes
tame. Cestu konajf v automobile
Welia a vratf Sc pffstf tSden.
Nezli Sc date pojistit ma zivot,
domluvte Sc u Jana Kostela nebo
AL. Jezewskfho kteff pojistuif u
u. S. Annuity Life Ins. Co. jenS
zfskava denne cleny a jenz ie jed
ma 2 nejlepsfch.
Ma Jandove ulici Sc poklsda asi
$40 stop vodnfch rour ktere Sc pc
kladajf cd Yankton ulici az k Ziz
kove ulici ma seyerni casti mests.
O55vatele v one 6asti nynf budou
mfti opatfenf v padu ohne.
Pf. Johna Thompsona zemfela
minul5 ctvrtek We SVEN domovs u
Bon Homme pc zSchvatu mrtvice
We staff 40 let. Pohfeb Sc odby-
val v nedeli odpoledne ma hfbitove
u Bon Homme.
Mesic stare devcatko manzelu
Geo. Ptakov5ch zemfelo v dterf
pc kratsf nemoci. Pohfeb Sc Cd
bfval We stfedu ma hfbitove Pta-
koye. Vyslovujem zarmoucenfm
manzelnm svou soustrast.
Vaclav Klouda a jeho manSelka
bgli V Lake Andes ma zaeatku IT'D
ne "a pficinou zrentovani nejake
pekarny. Zrentovali domek V
Tyndall, kamz Sc ma nejaky cas-
odstehujou.
Josef Peska odjel do Sioux City
' pondeIi ma navst6vu k svemu sy
novi Josefovi, jenz Sc tam naleza
jiz IA dni v lecenf. MladS Peska
bsl pied nekolika roxy kopnut ko
dem apd te DOLBY nemel patficnou
giAdu Y tsle, ponevac mel pohm OF
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-10-22


botu v nemocnici v Yankton. Pf.
Manisova jenz byla tezce nemocna
delsf cas- die v5povedi lekafn Dude
brzy dplne zdravn. v patek den
pred tim Sc narodila dcera NAME
lam r. A. Goodwinovym v teze
nemocnici.
Pies loupacd korny uspofada v
sfni Sturmove Josef Hala v ponde
II Q ffjna, pfi ktere budou rozda-
ny tyto premie: Nejdelsf klas
korny, SO a zdarma tanec; nejtlus
tsf klas, 50 q tanec zdarma: nejt6z
II klas, 81 a tanec zdarma. Hud-
bu obstara taborska kapela a kaz-
dy je Evan by Sc dostavil.
Slavnost Zasvecenf Kostela.
Pffstf nedeli % t. m. Sc Dude
konat dedikace noveho kostela
presbyternfho zapadne cd nests,
phi kterezto slavnosti mimo fara-
Re Filipino, budou tez 1einkovati
Opp. farafi Bohdan Filipi 2 Clark
ston, Neb., Josef Pokornf 2 Ely,
S. ID. a Josef Kfenek ze Silver
Lake, MINI. Sc slavnostnfmi OBJ
fady Sc zapo6ne 0 p1l iedenacte
rano.
Tento a pffstf tfden vkladame
pfflohu Sc vsemi zakony a smsna'
mi, ktere Sc dali odhlasovat Volt
dunn pfi listopadove volb9. Jest
tfeba ably kazdf 81 vse dobfe pre-
cetl, ably v9del ma CO volf nebot
ma balotu Dude jenom Oslo a ma
zev, nikoliv vsak celf text. V
pffstfm elsie trochu v9c objasnf-
me.
v pondeli a 6ter5 26 81 t. m.
jsou vyhrzeny co dni dobrych cest
a kazd5 je Evan ably ma ony dny
pomohl pfi prsci ma velke silnici
Washington Highway. Kdo ies-
to nepracoval ma silnici te, mule
nynf tax uGinit. Praci zapadne
cd Tabora ma ma starosti p. j. v.
Wagner a v5chodne cd Tabora p.
j. j. Rezae, u nichz mdze Sc kaz-
d5 pfihlasiti.
V dter5 ve6er, dne 81 t. m. bu-
de koncertovati v Opera House We
Wagner, slavny krajan, p. Bohu-
mir Kryl a jeho dive madame dee
ry. Pan Kryl iak znamo jest uz-
navan co nejv6tsi kornetist v teto
zemi, a rovnezi jeho dcery jsou
umelkyn6 prvnfho fadu. KazdS
by mel tyto umslce vyslechnouti.
Vstupne Dude Soc. 75c a 500.
(Adv.
Sedm mesfcn stara dceruska
manzeld Robt. DvofaGkov5ch,
zemfela minulou sobotu nahle zde
We mssts. Manzele Dvofackovy
byli zde We m9st9 pro zasoby a d.
teti niGeho neschazelo, az najed-
nou pocalo modrati a ac bylo wa
to k lekafi, nebylo MONO jej pfi-
vesti k zivotu. Lekaf mel "a to,
lie mt slime zatekla najednou v
prIdusnici klapka a lie Sc zadusilo.
Pohfeb Sc odb5val v pondelf ma
presbyterian hfbitove zapadns cd
m6sta, a obfady vykonal Rev: FL
lipi. Vyslovujem zarmoucen5m
rodicGm svou soustrast
V dter5 rano vstoupil do stavu
manzelskeho We zdejsfm katolic-
KEN kostele Vaclav Welt a 81. Ri
zena Toczek, byvse oddani Rev.
E A. Bouskou. Mladencem a dru
zickou byli Jiff Petffk a 81. Marta
Toczkoya, sestra neyesty. Pc OBJ
fadech byla yystrojena hostina v
obydlf rodicu nevesty ma kterou
byl sezyan yetsf pocet hostu. No
vomanzele jsou zde rozeni a test
Sc vseobecne oblib9. Nev6sta jest
dcerou manzeln Josef Toczkov5ch
star5ch a vazen5ch osadnfkn zdej-
sfch a zenich jest synem manzeld
FIR. Welfov5ch, roynez starfch
zdejsfch osadnfkn. Pan We,A zde
provozuje utmost hostinskou Sc
SWIM bratrem. Velkg krouzek je
jich pfatel Jim pfeje yseho dobra
a i my pfikladame sve blahopfG-
nj. Novomanzele SO usadf zde We
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-10-22

Dejte 81 navezti uhli nynf, a me-
cekejte az ma poslednf chyfli, me-
bot potion tfebas nebudem mfti
casu YAM jej pfivezti. Pekaf a
.Noyak. (Adv.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-12-10
DISTRIBUTING POINT
FOR NEW COMPANY

The Culmer Oil company Of Inde-
pendence, Kansas, with it's nearest
branch at Salt Lake City, plans to
make American Falls its distributing
point for southern Idaho Plans for a
new building TO house the business
Of theoil company are being made and
1t probably will be erected In time to
handle the early spring trade.
One carload OF oil has already been
sold here and delivered to the farm
ers Two carloads are on the way
and have been sold for farm machin-
cry lubricant by A d. Paine with the
assistance OF f. j. Lewis. formerly
local manager for the Holt Manufac-
turing company.
This IS the FIRST advent Of culmer
issbs:esting OIL company into Idaho.
The Gunner company is large well
known eastern concern with head
quarters and factory at independence,
Kansas
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-12-10
ACE ER0Se PLANNED FOR
THE ifT0 BUILDING
Plenty OF Light and Pleasing Appear
ance Both Secured BY
Plans Adopted.

Two plate glass windows, 11xIl
feet, with pillars between them and
the large doorway will adorn the front
OF the new building for the American
Falls Auto company, which is now In
course of construction. A plate glass
seven and a half feet wide will be
placed near the corner in the north
wall, TO provide both north and east
light for the Office, which will be locat-
ed In the northeast corner of the build
ing. An interesting feature OF con-
struction in the Office will be a sliding
pannei wall, so that car may be run
from the garage into the Office for
demonstration purposes. The office
room has been enlarged somewhat
over original plans. to permit Of this
being done. An attractive cornice has
been designed by the McKown Plumb
ing company for the front OF the build
ing.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-12-10
W0MEN'S CLUB MEETING

The civic department held very
interesting meeting at the Remington
on Friday afternoon, December 4th
The subject of the afternoon was
"The Early History of American Falls
and Vicinity" Papers and talks on
the following subject were given:
Origin of Name American Falls"
Early Days in American Falls. :"
Early Settlement OF Neeley and
Rocklahd." THE Oregon Trail" His
tory of Settlement under the Ameri-
can Falls Canal and Power company"
History OF Dry Farming Settlement
Around American Falls" A commit
tee composed of Mesdames Howell.
Moth and Bennion were appointed to
investigate the feasibility of erecting
a monument to mark the Oregon Trail
and the placing of fence around the
graves of those who we're buried be-
side the trail.
Mrs. Davis was appointed to inter-
view the publishers of the American
Falls Press, requesting them to pub
lish In the Press a series of historical
articles of the early settlement of the
town and vicinity.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-12-10
SPECIAL MEETING or y,
COUNTY e0MMIssI0sEas
To BE Held December IS TO Close Up
All Unfinished Business Of the
Present Board, Including
Settlement of All Uu-
paid Bills.

Notice is hereby given that there
will be special meeting of the board
of county commissioners held at the
office of the county recorder on Mon
day, December 2S, 1914, to dispose of
all unfinished business befre the board.
All persons having unfinished business
before the board, or having unpaid
bills, are requested to appear before
the board at that time II the nature
of their business requires It; and to
file their bills at once. IL not already
dled. Bills must be flied by or be-
fore December 26.
BY order of the Board OF County
Commissioners OF Power County.
ANDREW MAY, Chairman.
WALTER SPARKS
A. WINTER.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-12-10
HOOSIER QUARTETTE
A GREAT SUCCESS

The Hoosier Quartette. the third
number OF the Midland I.yceum bureau
given under the auspices OF the Ladies
Aid Society OF the NJ. H. church, sioB-
day evening. was rare treat. Few
entertainments OF a more pleasing
nature have ever been presented here
The next number OF the Lyceum
course will be on January 2. G. l..
Burgderfer, known as the funny man"
VIII be here at that time. This num-
Der will be OF special interest to
children, all OF whom OF understanding
age. should be permitted TO attend. All
school children are admitted for half
priee4-25 cents. Education is not all
obtained from books. and children viii
be benefited by hearing MIR. Burgder-
fer Grown-ups will greatly appre-
ciate him also.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-12-10
ENTERTAINMENTS

The entertainment season seems to
be at its height. During the week
there has been something doing near
ly every night, with a double e-beader
on Friday evening when the young
people of the Epworth League gave a
social Mt the NJ. 70. church, and "Baby
Mine" was presented at the Auditor
ium.
The social was very well attended
and afforded an evening os good,
wholesome entertainment
of<Baby Mine" there is nothing In
particular TO say. II was about the
same as the usual run Of farces
situations all the way through that
made one laugh. and then when IL
was all over. left you with the sensa-
lion that the joke wan on you.
Monday evening the TIoosier Male
Quartet" third number OF the Lyceum
course. gave It's program at the M r..
church under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Aid Society. The Hoosiers
were splendid entertainers, and they
~ew the largest audience that has
yet greeted Lyceum, Course num-
Der.
Wednesday evening the Juvenile
BostoDians presented the Dream
Girl at the Auditorium to "a large
audience. The Bostonians we're good
entertainers and The Dream 0iri.'
showed them 10 the best advantage.
The piece was nicely staged and cos
tuned
And besides all this there we're the
two picture shows with their high
class. upto date picture plays.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-12-10
STATE ROAD TO BE SURVEYED

Word has come that the state good roads COM
mission will soon begin the survey for the state road
crossing this country, to complete the link connect
ing Pocatello and Twin Falls. The reason for ac-
tlon at this time is the desire of the government to
complete the allotment of lands on the Fort Hall
indian reservation and desire that the survey be
made in advance of the allotment in order to avoid
possible friction.
The road will connect at Pocatello with the
north and south road from the state line to the Yel
lowstone National Park considerable portion of
which is completed, and is part of the east and
west trunk line from Pocatello to the Oregon state
line. Parts of which are also completed This coun-
ty will have about thirty miles of the state road
when it is built, which will not cost the county one
cent for upkeep. 1t will be well rounded road, well
drained with no steep grades, and surfaced with
gravel Its construction will be distinct benefit to
the people of this county, nasmuch as it will traverse
the most thicky settled portions of the county, ex-
tending from the county line beyond Mchaud to Am
er1can Falls, thence to or near the earns corner
thence to and along Snake river through Cassia
county to connection with the road in Twin Falls
county. All those east of town will greatly benefit
by it. 1t will furnish excellent road part of the
way to Crystal and Arbon people, and make it pos
slbe for the county to build good connecting roads
to both those settlements 1t will benefit all living
between American Falls and the head of Rockland
valley, making it possible to build good connecting
roads there. 1t will give to Bonanza Bar and Raft
river people splendid road all the way and cut the
cost of their hauling in half 1t is to be hoped that
construction will follow the completion of the
survey.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-12-10
0DEON AMUSEMENT HALL
TO RE A FINE ONH

A dance every Saturday night. rain
or shine, In the best hall this side OF
salt Lake, and "a. music by u fsye-
piece orchestra. uncxceiIed IN Idaho.
IL the promise given by tho members
OF the Odeon Amusement Company.
which IL constructing large brick
hall on the street South OF the Evans
Mercantile Company
Though the building has been under
construction little longer than a week
the brick IL practically all laid aud
the roof Will be- over the building the
early part of next week. The manage
ment plans TO have a dance In the new
hs'l Christmas. The five piece ORCH
estra bas already been secured by con-
tract.
A pressed brick front, artistic drink
Ing fountains. ladies' waiting room.
gents smoking room. toilets, large
lobby. spectators gallery. and swing
ing balcony for the orchestra are a
few OF the special features that Will
give American Falls one OF the bspt
Amusement halls ~ the state.
The floor n 10 be OF the best map1e
and will be reserved for dancing ONLY.
Popular prices OF admission will te
charged and strict management will
prevent all objectionable dancing.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-12-10
"H0W DRY AM.
POPULAR SONG AT ROCKLANB
The Singing OF That Other OLD Favor
ite, "H0w Dry Was. Indefi-
nitely Postponed.

Sheriff Jeffries is losing popularity
among certain musical circles in
Rockland who have occasional song
tests at which the opening hymn is
How Dry Am" and the closing ode,
How Dry l Was" Sheriff Jeffries In
the still, small hours of the night,
Wednesday, intercepted 24S pints of
Joy water EN- route overland from
Ogden to Rockland, which he declared
to be contraband of war and in con-
sequence thereof siezed and confiscat-
ed them. Accompanying the shipment
were Tony Andrews and Ira Miller.
who we're also siezed and will be ar
raigned before Judge Haag today and
have their preliminary tomorrow. The
means of transportation was one Ford
car.
The confiscated goods were con-
tanned in seven suit cases and three
boxes. The suit cases contained very
uneven quantities, and Sheriff JEFF
fries is wondering how they could be
packed in the car without danger of
losing. Had they all been the same
size 1t would have been as easy as
packing bricks. The suit cases con-
tanned "a. S6, Is, 21, 80, "a and 23
pints respectively The boxes con-
tanned "a pints each. The whole lot
was sufficient to have guaranteed
very Merry Christmas" to a goodly
number of people. How the Sheriff
got wise is not known. That he got a
hunch from some source is certain.
because laying by the wayside from
dusk until a. m. in the vicinity of
Landing at this time of the year would
not be considered an outing>b any
one, other than an Esquiman.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-12-10
HAD GOOD SUPPLY
OF LIQUID REFRESHMENTS
Henry Reeves Taken With I1S Pints
of BOoze and Six Pints of Beer.

When the early morning east bound
train came ia Sunday rnorniIg Horny
Reeves got OFF the train carrying a
heavy burden In the shape of a suit
case and sack. Combined they con-
tanned 11S pints of whiskey and six
pints of beer. A committee of about
half dozen were awaiting to greet
Mr.. Reeves, but Sheriff Jeffries beat
them to 1t. The sheriff showed true
western hospitality taking both Mr..
Reeves and his burden under his
watchful care, and seeing that neither
were molested,
At preliminary hearing held before
Judge Haag yesterday Reeves entered
plea of not guilty to charge of
fracturing the law by bringing booze
into arid territory and was held to
the district court under bonds of $3.50.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-12-10
FALLS SCHOOLS
LEAhING IN PRACTICAL WOaK
High Class Modern Equipment Install.
ed In Domestic Science and Manual
Training Departments.

American Falls High School with its
new equipment for domestic science,
and manual training, with its sysll
equipped laboratories for chemistry,
botany and photography and with its
splendid facilities for handling class
es, in practical commercial work, is
now one of the best high schools in
the state, says principal Wallis, OF the
loca, high school.
This added equipment brought i'm
mediate returns, as Is proven by a
high school enrolment that doubles
that OF last year when there were but
thirty students enrolled In the higher
grades. The present high school en-
rollment totals sixty-five aud IN the
same building are three hundred stu
dents OF the grades. "We are begin
ming to feel, very greatly, the need OF
separate building for our high school
students" continued Mr., Wallis.
Next year there will probably be Mt
least hundred students enrolled and
the accommodation for them Will be
serious problem. We are badly n.
need OF new high school to take care
Of the increase in enrolment that is
bound to come"
A new wood lathe and q band saw
were installed In the manual training
department Monday. This addition TO
the manual training department makes
instruction In this room equal to any
in the state.
Twenty-Five electric stoves with
cooking utensils for each stove and
modern sanitary lockers accommo-
date the domestic science class, one OF
the largest classes in school. The
equipment was Installed two weeks
ago and makes the domestic science
room one of the most attractive IN the
school. There are now more students
wishing to take the course than can
be accommodated. Mr.. Wallis says
that great many more students from
the country are attending school this
year and owing TO the better equip
ment fever students are going
away TO school
Two literary societies have been or
ganized IN the local high school. One
includes students In the eighth and
ninth grades. the other upper class
men. Programs will be given alter
nately by the two societies on the sec
ond and fourth Fridays of every
month. The program will always be
given I'm the afternoon. beginning
promptly at 2:30 Parents and persons
interested are invited and expected TO
attend the programs.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-12-10
INCREASE OUTPUT 100 BARRELS
Added Power Increases Output OF
Mill-NOw Shipping A Car a Day

The American Fails Milling COM
pany, managed by II. c. Ehrlich. has
recently installed a new rs horse pow
er motor that has enabled the mill 70
increase its output to $50 barrels a
day The Milling company ships on
an average a car of -four day. the
capacity of the cars ranging from two
hundred htty to two hundred sixty bar
reis. The remaining, ono hundred
fifty or more, are sold in American
Falls and vicinity.