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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-02-25
ROAD BUILDING
SOON TO BEGIN
ENGINEER'S ESTIMATES FOR
ROADS TO BINGHAM LINE AND
WEST THROUGH SAND NEARLY
READY.
Plans Include FIN or Bridge Across
Spring Hellew TO Eliminate Grades
and Grading Two Roads North 10
County Line Building Of Road West
Through Sand.

The road commissioners expect next
week to be able to start construction
work. The first work done will prob
ably be north and west of town. Be-
fore beginning they will have their en-
gineer's report and will be able TO de-
termine within ten per cent OF the ac-
tual cost OF construction of any work
undertaken. The sand roads will re-
ceive the first attention. leading both
north and west from the Drake corner.
Estimates are being made of the cost
OF both bridge and fill across
Spring hollow, at a point where the
telephone line crosses This piece of
work VIII almost eliminate the grades
on both sides. and make practically
level road from the Bingham county
line to American Falls.
Both the north roads. the one past
the sweetwood place and the one past
$. b, Rowe's Will be repaired This
work VIII practically be all grading.
There are few bad places. In ono
of which the commissioners were STALL
ed Thursday, twisting Off the differen-
tial OF Mr.. Greenwood's car. w.'ch had
to be invalided homo. This pace was
mudhole near Mr.. Sweetwood's, n
low place rendered bad throughout tho
summer by overflow from irrigation
bitches. II Will not be expensive to
put this piece OF road In good condi-
tion. Another place on this road need
ing attention is the crossing at the
draw at Sallee's. Some filling will be
required to reduce the grade there.
The commissioners are also working
to have the telephone poles removed
from the center OF the road leading
north from the Yarnell place.
Home teams only will be employed
on the work to be done. and all Will
be given an equal chance who dostre
TO do work OF this kind.
The commissioners have done much
preliminary work In other parts of
the district. and as soon as the engin-
eer's report can be secured Will be
ready to begin work elsewhere, the
places In the worst condition to re-
ceive the first attention.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-02-25

w. w. Beckstead. for six years
business builder for the Consolidated
Wagon and Machine company OF Am
erican Falls, has rendered his resigna-
tion to take effect Mach LIST. Mr..
Beckstead plans to enter business for
himself and sees In American Falls
an opportunity to make good even on
a larger scale than he has done with
the Consolidated. He has been with
the G. W. a. NJ. Co., for seven years,
six OF which were spent In American
Falls. His was the first branch office
OF the company In this territory. II
began with small plot of ground and
a few pieces OF machinery at It's pres
ent location and gradually grew to It's
present size, doing an average yearly
business OF seventy-five thousand dol
lars since 1907. Since coming TO AM
erican Falls Mr.. Beckatead has gain
ed Wide circle OF friends and ac-
quaintancos and established record
for thorough business ability that au-
gers well for him IN the business that
he intends to establish. He has always
been interested IN the civic welfare OF
the community and has proven use
full citizen In every way. Mr.. Beck
stead has three hundred and twenty
acres Of fine land four miles east OF
town and owns some OF the best busi-
ness and residence property in Amer
ican Falls. In whatever business he
intends to enter host OF friends VIII
wish him well.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-02-25
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

Notice is hereby given that an ex-
animation for teachers will be held In
the commercial room Of the public
school building in American Falls,
Idaho. February 20, 2e. 27, 1915. Ques-
uons will be submitted for first sec
ond and third grade county certificates
state certificates and life diplomas.
Examination will open at nine a. m.
For the benefit Of those expecting a
certificate by endorsement, questions
on the necessary local subjects will be
given on Saturday. the last day
(signed) )-Madge e. Whistler. superin-
tendent Power County Schools.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-02-25
At THE HOTELS

A few visitors at the Grand this
week were: w. e. Donnell. Thomas
HavIiack, and Perry Cox Of Landing:
II. 8. Anderson, OF Gunyon. Oklahoma: !:
b. r. Mcpherson, Filler. Idaho; VIM.
Wagstaff, Horse Island.
At the Remington were: o. Is. Sol
lie. Pocatello; A. +. HIT, weiser; NJ.
A. Phelps. Malta; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
NJ. Burke, Portland; DR.. HcKsnnon
and George Fugate, Aberdeen: John T.
Coleman. Rockland; L. McI.arry. Day
ton. Wash; Rev. Thos. ID. Fee. Rock
land; ]. II. Nash, Boise; NJ. A. John
son. Arbon; Cara b. Pcweison. Rock
land.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-02-25
CHEAP MONEY.

Cheap money is the fount that makes
the brook of industry flow and without
IT the homeless farmer can hardly hope
for a home or the manufacturing in
dustry expect TO prosper. The farmers
OF the United States owe 5000, ,o00. 900
and cheap money VIII mean millions
Of dollars I'm saving to the farmer.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-02-25

Mrs. J. p. Mchihaff and her children
are quarantined with scarlet fever.
Her small baby II III with the fever,
and miss Lizzie Marker. employed with
the family. IL recovering from the dis
ease. Mr.. MehIhaff - boarding at the
Remington during the quarantine.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-02-25

Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. MUIR
ray and Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Davie re-
ceived word from them that they were
present at the opening of the Panama
exposition and were having one grand
time. Mr. and Mrs- Murray are ex-
pected home within q week or ten days.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-02-25

Mr. and Mrs. d. W. Davis returned
from Boise last night on No. 4. Mr..
Davis Will stay but one day, returning
TO Boise for further treatment
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-02-25
Many Power County Children Studying Practical Agriculture
Boys and Girls Clubs Organized in Several Schools

is highly elated with the prospects of
making this work OF great use under
their guidance.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-02-25

Baskets: Hooker b; Evans, IT,
Stains, 0; Wedel, J.; Hinkley tsub) g;
Murphy. /. Fouls: American Falls, s;
Academy, s. Free throws: Stains, 4;
Murphy, 6. Referee, James.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-15

3uder. - preiIe fsft. - Raffis
nirier Gut 2oaf S6.76: poipbHsb
1886; Glbss 6.10; granulirter ST.
So: Gonisstionsrs ~ $5.75: of
az $3.50; ipeiber srtra $3.50; tytra
.g1 $50 per 100 pfunb.
MoIaffesiff iistia. - glsir Or
leans Open aettIe 40-55t. gsnirifls
aaI 20-30c per Gallcnt.
Mets. - aoriTiana, fnncb Seab
6-6,e: prima 5--5ae; prbinGrer
4-4qe: ssapan 4354e per pfunb.
Dairn probnfte
Hutter.- Wnrtt ruhis. preiie
iinb feit. WboIsmili ertra 33e;
Centralized srtra 30ae; Gsntroli3eD
firits 27ss bo. Gstonbs 24c; Gan.
er DARN 22e padins stod 17-1sc
per pfunb.
Rdfe. Wldrlt itetis. Dbio 15Ac;
ylcrbpeiiIidsr 15a-16he; glsp Npri
17e; Gfapeiaer 2035r; bc..
Bird 16e; aimburser 16-17as pss
Dumb
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| r1t IN 5iernIih gutter gsad,froae INT
nm 25-40r niebriser oIs lett
Wp6c.
afittlere lulb jdnpere Etiere 500
500; Sd)ien $2.75#5.75; sdfi
idar Sticre $500 100; nuserIeie
| nc bis ertra $715 7.G5; Setter
S45G--6.00; .Muserlcieue bis ertre
$6. 15--6.S5; Siige $3.00-5 90
nllserleienc bis ertra $5.25 55.75
Gamers $2. 3.65: Stoders mi
iSeebcrs: gtiere $5.25-7.00; Sci
iers S4.50w5.50; Stii9e si.00--
$500.
Bullen. r. 9ns, 9lngebot lpal
npr nlaBig, bie gtndfraae eine oienl
lid gntc llne ber Diarft .itarf.
5ette giiIlen $500 6.25; Bolp1
na $5.25-5.75; mlserleiene Bis
crtrn $5.85 90; mo9ere mo lcjb.
Il S3.50-5,00.
Wild iii he - Gie 3uiubt
ipnr in Der Derjleiiencu ISOLDE grober
imo bic Freiic taum itctig.
Bette Dlildtiibe S804-$S5; gute
bis auscrleienc $60-$75; oroinGre
BIS inir $50 500.
&llber. = lie g,ad)irdae iuar
cine 5ienilif quite uno Die Treije tie
tig iiir bic beiiercn leihtet aGlber,
bic anoere,t nber lpnren etipas itie6ri4
ger in Vreiie.
Bette st1lber $i1.O0: fair bis gu.
ic IeidJte $7.T5 t0.75; orbin1ra
uiib arobe $4.50--10.5o.
2 dmeine. Dic 9lad)frege
mar cine CUTE unS Die greiie nm
10c Gober. 2eifte 8erian6tiortea
fieien nm t0r Nno Serfef I'M 25c per
100 Sfun6. ~F
9luserlefene mittlere 1160 bis 1S0
girno $6.65-7.00; Iei6te 9er.
ionbtiorten 155 9Sflrnb un6 ipeitiger
SO 40-6. So, SerfeI 10 Bflnlb nno
,reniger $4.W-6.25; orbinGre bis
nlserleiene idrpere iette SGile $500
$50: oroinarc Bis CUTE Stass
"a 25-6. 90. ~
g h6ie mo 9Gmmer. =
3ic 3irfirhr mar be,,tc sieinlid sroB
rmo Der Rarft itctig.
SdS1fe, crtra, 1915; quite Bis airs.
erleicne $500 -5.65; urbindre biz
lair $3.00--4.90. - 96mmer, ertra,
S9. 10; quite biA m,serieie,,e
$7.75-8. 800, rrOindre bis fair S..
80; Guls $5.00-6.00.
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edn,al5, - ssiir sSan. $9.12 o..
H.; am Sflub $9.15. Sir @tpi
$50, 9.26; ON @diub 1922.
gfippenifitcn. Sir Gan. $9t
vr9.17; nm SbIuf, 1912. Sir Dlai
SO. 9.22--9.30; am Sdlub 1926.
Butter. - .plnrft linperdnoert.
gier. Marft nnoeroilbcrt; 3il'
Iiibr 1881 saiiten.
startoiieln. Wdrft itilperan'
bert; 3uilibr 30 Cars.
Gefliigel. = seben6es, Warft mi
perou6ert.
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eSfeaso, is. ssop.

S6peine. 3lfubr 1900;
Narft ipillig. 9ult $6.50-7.05;
Iedpte $6.15-7.05; oeuHidte 1925
-7.25; sdapere S6,20-7.30; role
S8.20-G.4b. berfel y$4.00-6.20.
Rin6pieb. 3ufubr 400;
@artt itrtis; gsatipe Beef Stiere
S6.00-i0.49; stiibe iHlb Seiiers
$2.7b-s 20. aaIber- S6.75-1o.'
SO. & n 4a r.
Sbafc. y s3ufu9r 1000; @arfi
itarf. @ethera $5.85-6.35; e.pes
S3.S0-5.75; 2iinlmer $7.00-9.30.
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b<IS, Ssnss uHs aitisn in Rsp Dart.

r 8eiddftSpaptere ipHrofn.5 .5u 1-St<e5 bis.
iontirt. Wshid auf 2onbon uoren fiais
{ 81 S.sfX ffir 90 Tass eidt; Rabel. .anpsi.
iungen tl.es3x unb Giht.BsdfeI s4e5tf,
syranesSidt $50 n, ,stsbel 8. 6.9s y @arsSi itli
81, 4Habel Sl1, 2ires sidt CAT, AobeI
.6.46. Slnbsl Sidf sex; ftabsf s2ll; Silbsr.
Barren 60z. MerifanifHs Dollars 8sJf.
afttenmarft.-9 llmiaH mar bsute
nidt groB unb Die 9retie ungsres.It. ftan.
ben abtr in ben msihsu Jdltn eiiuas untsr
tsnsn uon aefsrn.
GlisxtagH STILES.
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G6icaso, 19. 9sop.

@ci5en. - Sir TeS. $104i-
t.05a; am Sd)lub $1.05s. iiir Ma
$1.05a-t t.06a, am SdllB 81 1.O6g.
BeIId,forn. = liir Scs. cog
6tse; am g6IIb 61lc. iSiir Dfaj
6Ss 64ac; ON Sdailb 64se,
&afcr. p Sir Gc5. 3Sh-3s9e;
am edInb 1856. sSiir SQai 3e5-
40ic; ON Sdluii 10e.
Slogaen. - Sso. 9, $1,oo.
6Scrite. - 54--64c.
Simctbp. - $5.00-S.0o.
Slice. - $1000T20.00.
@orf. - Sir San. $16,62-t6,'
20; am Sdllub $i6.6h, Sir @ai
am SdIub $685..
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prppifionen.

'ufrpeH efluas bpnere BreIlt perenHsi.
prppifionen.
Sdmals. prima Steam
S.85-S.95; Gamtlp S6inals 10
10a per pfunb.
1rodenst|af5enes GIsiiA.
Gbort elsar Gsiten, Ioi. 10b-11t;
grtro ibort clear Geiten 10t-10ac;
i6ort Rippenieiten 10-103e; Bel
liss 11--11ac.
Bacon. - Sbort clear Sei!en
11a-12e; srtra ibort clscr Gsiieu
11a-11ac: ibort 8iippsnisiten III
-11ae; Bellies 12a-13ae per pfunD.
sugar. gurtb Hfeif6. -
S9inf.n 16a-17c: yitnir S6ultern
12--12Ae: greaifeit Bacon 1876;
Gdultsrn IN padetsn 12-12Ae; Ne.p
Yort Gut 12-12Ac; trpfsne Beef
Stintsn 23-25c Der g,funb.
SubsepSteltes Gletfd. =
Ghiutsn 15-15se; pienie Ghultern
11-11ac: Bellies 16-16ie; Sduls
tern III --l1at: sGultern. 81. q.
Gut DO. 11+11ic Der plumb.
|. Grifhes HIeii d. = S9intsn
13-13be: a)tenic S6uli.rn 10A-
lie: SduItern 10t-11e; ihort Rips
penfsiism 10a-11c: ertra fbort clear
penIsiieu 10-1oae; ertra ibort clear
RippsnIeiten 101-11r; Bellies, Iei9s
ts 16a--17c; Bellies. fdpere IL
12c.
Mebl unb getreibe
MebI. - Wint.r patsnt $5.65
5.75: Winter fnncp S5.20-5.30;
Winisr Jamilp s4.65-4.75; Dint.r
ertra S4.D-4.40; Wintsr orbindres
$4.00--4.20; Sartes Dei,en patent
S5.75-6.20; 6aries Wei3eu fanrp
$5.35-5.60; Sartes Wsissn family
$4,40-4.75; Rossenmsbl, norbneitlis
Dies. asmiidtts S5.20-5.45; rsinsS
eitp Rosssnme9I $5.30-5.55; eitp
aemifdtes @ossenmsbl s5.20-5.45.
Weisen. - go. 2 rotber Winter
Sf.14-1.1 10; SO. 3 St.09-1.t3A;I
@o. 4 DO. S1.02-1.06.
Welf6torn - go. 2 fpeibss
GA l-65c; SO. 3 DO. 64--641e; go.
4 90. 63A-64e;. go. 8 DO. 83--
63Ae: go. 6 DO. 62s 63e. go.
2 Selbes 64A-85c; gso. 3 DO. Cd
64tc; 9o. 4 DO. 63a-6ic: SO. 81
DO. 63--63ac; 9to. 6 DO. 62k -63e.
- sso. 9 gernifdaes 64A-65c; 9eo.
8 DO. G4-6lae; go. 4 90. 63A-l
64c; sso. 3 90. 63-63ae; $40. 8 DO.
62a @eibes, aoIbeuforn,
nelles. 52-54c: gegbes sfolbentornl
3-55c; gemiid,tes SoBenforn 52|
@eiBes Rolbenforu, aItes,
seIbes soIbeHfort 6i--l
65c; gciniidtes aoIbeRforn 63-64e.
Hosgen. go 9 99c-$1. Oh;
9ep. 3 96-9Sc; 30. A 9O-95e.
6afer. glo. 2 ipeiber 41a-l
42c; GtanSnrb ipsiber 41-41ae; No.
fusiber 37i-3Se; Ro. 4 peis
Ber 36-'36Af: Yo. 2 gtnltl9ftr 36--
3She: glp. 3 aemiid3ter 36-36be; 10.
senifdtsr 35-35ac.
Whisfn
gcrfanit ipurSen 65s 8bls. Giitil,
,ers Ginifh.S goobs auf bsr gufis Don
b1.39 per Gullcne.
Groceries.
aaffes. - yana 23--30e Mo.
ia 29-30r: Guatemalc fancp 19e;
20. gutter l73c.
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DupItfate

.peion6en lid, inter ben Weidcn.
Ten, bic Sire Jrm, Sdspcftcr sur
,opdijeit befnut oi,d) Iuplifatc91
..s5reilidI, iie beiratbete ia einer
saittper NIT spei Siwaul-
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1 Gier - g}rsile ettpas niebriser.-
Iprilna frif1e Sibntreitr 34t; firifs
S1ae: prbiHdre firus 25e; feconbs
19e per Bgbenb.
i GefIHgel. - gln&fraae OUT. =
8rpilers 2 Wfunb unb barunter 17c;
iiber sipei pfunb 14ae; 6dbue &c;
6iibnsr 101--13ae; 5rutbiibnsr 18e
GuIs 6-8e; Gnten 13-15c;
Ifunae entsn 14t--15ae; Ganfs III
l-13c.
5aien. - so. 1 1926 -2.5o
Io. 2 $175-2.o0: gulls 60c per
Dubtnb.
ObHunb gsmiife
| 4epfef. - guts alspfel $500
300: aeip5bnli6e $100-2.0O per
BEL. einbeimiI9e 40-75e per gu.
| 3itronen. Meitnn $2.75--
300; California $3.0o-3.50 per
&iife.
aronsbeeren.- Gap. Cob
5.OO-5.50 per 8bl. nnb $l.2o--
LEO per aiite.
| Dranaen. California Bal.
$3,25-4.25 Der atife.
Weintranbtn. - gpncorb l9
-2Oc per 9orb bon 8 pfunb: gliagds
ra 12st; 9elapare 12t per tleinen
aorb.
@rapeTruii. .sals Of pins
&.25-45o; Jioripa $3.5o-3.75
per Crate.
Birnen. garil.its 75c-$1.s
% p. gu., aiefr 5oc-s1.25 per gbl.
Nuitten. - $1.75-2.00 per
gu.
Rurtoffeln. - einbimiId.
$4,000; gobblers Ro. / $50
200 per gbl. unb 50-55c per
Bu. onf benz geleiie.
GlBtartoffelu. - gtr9is
MIA s1.75; edte yesrisp $3.oO-3.25
per g6f..
CURTIN. - glstp gort $1.25-
1.50 9u.saprb.
9omaten. California $1.50
--1.75 Der Crete.
|. WeiBe Ruben- = S1.5o-1.7o
per gbl.
Stedriiben. - $l.50 per Dbl.
9lumenfobl. = Rem Dorf
75c Loo PEI Crate.
araut, - ginbeimiides 75c-
85c per 86l. unb $700-8.00 per
9on. bdniides S5e-$1.O0 per 8bl.
unb $9.o0-10.00 per 2oM.
aaf benz @sIsiie. ROtbes S1.5o-L.75
per Bbl.
9nisbeIn. - ginb.imiIhe asl'
Sc 70-75c per gu. unb $2.25-
$50 3d.; Ginheimifde peib. 90e-
$1.00 per 9u.
Crime Bohnen. - einht'rni'
ide $2,25-2.50 per Q 8u.
2arotten. - Ginbeimii4s 90
-60c per Bu..
Rotbe RHbsn. ~ Ginktmiid
12A-15c Der Dutsnb.
- 2aRbprobuffe.
Sen. - go. 4 Iimotbp $iS.50;l
90. 2 3inlotbp $16.50; 3o. 3 5iilto'
tbp $l4.50; go. / geuliifter Slice
$1,000: go. 2 ssmifdtsr Slee $14.O0;
SO. / Glse $14.00; Ro. 2 Slse S12.s
90; Sidiaes glfalfa $10.5o-13.s
90; p,itlihss $17o0-19.o0 per 5on.
MihIenfutter III itstis. Il
Glsis $20.5o-2rOO; MibbIinss sros
bss $24.5o $500; DO. feines $3.50 |
aemiihtss Jutter $500
22.5O.
GGmereien. mdrft ffetig. Il
Gleeiamsn S6.75r1O.50 auf bem Ges
Ieiie nnb S1o.50-12.O0 per gu. Dom
Store. aimotbp $3.15-3.so pom
Gtors.
Derf@tebtnes
Dele. - Wartt it.tia. 2einSl. 70.
bes &c per Gallons In partieu BON
3 Dbl. getoates IL mebr gao. /
aarbDl 60e: Cotton Setb Del. raffi,
nirits &c per @alons. 1srpentin Csc
in g.ortisn BON 1-5 9aQousn unb
76c in partieu bon 10-25 @llloHen
p.trpIe.iu, Sbio Carbon 120 Grab
oae. bo. 150 Grab 10ae. 6saoliabt
175 grab 12e: Reb grotun GaioItn
15e: glapbta Ice per @alloHs in pare
tisn bon 1--5 8bls.
Gala. - Der Wartt in rubis.--
Ohip Riper s1.05 per 81. bon $50
pib.. sSuhrlo9n Mnsusefiiat.
Tala. - Warit itttia. prima
gitp 7k-7se; bo. Gountrb 6s-s
per Ufurh.
aobIen. - Marft rubia. ypu,
lbioaknp $3.50-3.75, glus unb
Eiad S2.25. 2anapba Giiidioblen
S3.50-3.75, glub unh Slad 1925
per 9c-ne aba.lisfert. HduhIofe
stHdiobln s4.75, So. Huk unb
Glad 1926. glntbraeits $7.75-s00l
-. Qo,,r. nhnsr,sf.xk Tay. gosys&
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q e 10 q o RI, 13. gaou.

q ep y orf, 13. gsop.
@1cbl. : 3prft anoaliern6 ieit.
@eiJert - BMra feft; gso. I oil
rum $t.133 I. o. b. geeIp Dorf; 20
I Rortbern 9uIutb $1.094 lmo go
| 1 9ortbern Manitoba SLIP c. /. I
I8Miialo. sSiir Ie5cnlber S1.114.
4JeIidfcru. =. @artt piaig;. Jso
IL ael6es 75c.
Saier. - Rarft itetig-
Sen. = Iarft ftetis.
Sopien. - Dlarft rilhis.
S1ute. - Rarft itetia
SeScr. - Qiarft feIt.
Gorf. = 9farft ritbig.
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Minob. Sdapeine SdD1fe
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-08-13
Chas. s. Medbury.

Mr.. Medbury, as we have previously
told you, is a repeater. Owing to the
many requests coming to Mr.. Holiday
for the return of Mr.. Medbury, he has
made it possible for him to again address
the Paw Paw assembly. Those who
had the pleasure of hearing him on his
former visit here pronounced him the
best on the program. His subject this
year will be "torty Million Young
Folks" on Monday afternoon, August
%. His lecture has grown out of this
mans touch with boys and girls and
young people throughout all the years 8
of his unusual experience. His lecture
deals with the vast army of young peo-
pie in America under 81 years OF age. 1t
raises questions as to who they are,
where they came from, what they are
doing and where they are going. No
boy or girl, young man or young lady,
mother or father should miss Medbury
You'll regret it if you do. The price of
this lecture is % cents and you get a
l00U dollars worth Of good common
sense from it. Remember Medbury-
Monday afternoon at 9 o'clock
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-08-13
Senator Lafayette Young.

At this time everyone is interested in
the great war that is involving nearly
every nation in Europe. Col. Young
has recently returned from the war zone
and his experience 10 the the Spanish
A merican war has placed him in posi-
ton to find out what it would have
taken others years to accomplish. He
knows what war is and how to describe
it to the minutest detail You get the
trouble in the East first handed from
one who has spent months on the firing
lines gathering information for this lec-
ture. He visited all the principal cities.
He has been arrested as spy and can
tell you all about the great war. Col.
Young will lecture on Four Months 10
the War Zone" on Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-08-13
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.

In preparation for this event the man.
agemeut have kept in mind the chill
dren-the young American OF today
and have made it possible that the little
ones have Chautauqua all their own.
Tell Mama and Papa that you want to
go 20 the Chautauqua, as you will have
director who will conduct all the pro.
grams. The story hour will be of in
tense interest because the director is a
capital story teller. You don't want to
miss one of them. Then there will be
athletic exercises and contests, some-
thing interesting and profitable every
day There is more for the little folks
than anyone else, so you want to arrange
to spend every day at the Chautauqua
while it lasts.