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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-11-18
COUNTY ATTORNTY BAIRD
APPEALS AGAINST
COMMISSIONERS.
Papers In Five Actions Filed and Ease,
VIII Be Heard In Court.

County Attorney Baird filed five an
peais from actions taken by the board
OF county commissioners, late yester-
day with Auditor Bulfinch. The most
important OF them, and the only one
that VIII materially affect any part OF
the taxpayers. relates to the issuance of
warrants approximuting $4,000. which
the commissioners issued at their last
meeting In favor Of Highway District
No. I, In payment for the building OF
that part Of the Bannock valley road
lying without Highway District No. 1.
Another appeal is against the action
taken by tho board In employing the
law firm OF Bissell q Baum In
threatened action byTIighway District
No. 2 against the apportionment Of the
cost OF the construction Of the part
OF the Bannock valley road lyinA
without Highway District No. I. The
appeal filed by County Attorney Baird
Will obviate the necessity of this
threatened suit. as the legal points at
issue viii all be involved IN the action
brought by Mr.. Baird, A third appeal
lies against the approval fthe fee
lies against the approval OF the fee
accounts OF Auditor Bulfinch and the
Sheriff, Jeffries, made at the last meet
ing of the board. This is a technical
case only. When O. r. Baum was
county attorney he gave an opinion to
Auditor Bulfinch to the effect that no
filing fee was required In cases
brought by tho county, M II was pub
lie business. Mr.. Baird held other
wise when the matter was put up to
him, The money has since all been
collected and turned into the treasury.
but It was not collected when tho
quarterly report for July, August and
September was made up at the close
Of the quarter The Joffries case In
Identical
One OF the other actions r. aimed at
tho resolution passed by the board Of
commissioners iustifylng the employ
ment OF special counsel In the high
way warrant matter. The other ap-
peal Is against the resolution put on
the records OF the September meeting
of the board relating to the contract
entered into by the county with the
highway district for the construction
OF the Bannock valley road. Attorney
Baird pleads thaf no contract was ev'
er entered Into and that the commits
sioners could not legally make such :
contract.
The cases involve points OF law ant
OF fact, and the proper place for theil
determination is In the district court
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-11-18
children of Mr. Isaak, ] P Mehlhaff and
S. +. Kramlich.
STATE BRINGS SUIT ON
BOND OF o. v. ALLEN.
Demands $135.53S.S9 From the Nation
al Surety Company Of New York.

In behalf of tine state of Idaho, At
torney General Peterson, through his
assistant, T. c. Coffin, filed suit in
the district court Monday, against the
National Surety Company for $780,
$3.50, representing the alleged short
age of 0. v. Allen, former state treas
urer, now serving sentence In the state
penitentiary for embezzlement of stats
funds.
The complaint, which is lengthy,
opens with a statement regarding the
election OF Allen as state treasurer on
November 9, 1910, for term Of two
years. On December 8, 1910, the Ma
tional Surety company executed an Of
ficial bond in the sum Of two hundred
thousand dollars with Allen as prin-
cipal, conditioned on the faithful per.
formance of his duties as state treas
urer 1t recites the reelection Of AL
len on November S. 1912. and the re-
newal of his bond by the surety CON-
pany.
The complaint alleges that Allen
did not we'll, truly or faithfully per-
form the duties of his office and did
not pay over to his successor In Of
flee all moneys that came into his
hands by virtue of his office. That
he failed to account for s135,53S.S9
which sum is due the state with in
terest at the rate of 7 per cent from
October IT, 1914.
The complaint bears the signatures
of Governor Alexander. Attorney Gen
eral Peterson, Edwin Snow and I. c
Coffin. 1t is accompanied by a sched'
ule of 23 items setting forth the short
ages. The first item is for $92,51703
being the amount of Aliens shortage
on October II, 1914. The remaining
items are made up of interest pay
ments for the most part and the sun
Of s22513S1, balance due the state
from the Bank of Nampa on accoun
of illegal deposit.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-11-18
ORGANIZING FARMERS CLUBS.
County Agent Kjosness WIN Organise
Farmers for Better Work and Edu-
cation Of Diseases and Pests.

County Agent, Kjosness will soon
begin the organization Of farmers
clubs throughout the county. The
plan is to form school dis
trict organizations. hold regular meet
ings, where matters Of nelghborhood
interest will be considered. These will
include marketing, improvement Of
local social conditions, better methods
of farming and the eradication Of
pests and diseases. The districts will
be sub-divided into smaller divisions,
and one man In each subdivision se-
lected to whom all others are to re-
port when anything is wrong or help
needed. This man Will report to an
other man, who will be leader for the
entire district and 1t will be his duty
to Immediately report to the county
agent. This method has been found
particularly helpful and efficient In
the Twin Falls country, and was de-
vised by the government men there
fighting hog cholera. It was found
that some men would not report when
their hogs became sick, but walt un-
til they we're sure It was cholera be-
fore reporting. by which time their
whole herd would become affected and
much of It In an advanced stage
of the disease. making heav-' losses
certain. Others would not properly
clean up and disinfect their pens. thus
jeopardizing their neighbor's stock.
These causes led to the selection OF
men to watch over limited territory
and the farmers soon became edu-
Gated to the necessity of reporting
everything looking like trouble. eithe,
on their own place or that OF their
neighbors. When they began to dc
this the epidemic of cholera began "a
rapidly subsde because the govern
ment men were Immediately notifieu
and on the ground.
Mr.. Kjosness was impressed with
the efficiency of this system and con
cluded to combine It with the schoo
house organization he had planned.
At regular periods Mr. Kjosness will
talk to these clubs upon matters II
which they are interested, and vii
then spend Il day OF two IN the neigh
I borhod visiting the farmers at thei
homes to advise with them over indi
vidual troubles or difficulties they
may have. The ways In which he cal
be OF service through these clubs arr
many. Feeding problems, livestock
ailments, soil and moisture problems
fertilization and crop rotation arr
some of them.
A club viii be organized AT Fairyiep
in the near future, and In other dis
tricts as rapidly as he can get aroun'
to them
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-11-18
THE IMPORTANCE or CLEAN SEED

The suppositIon that the majority OF
the farmers In the county already
realized the importance OF keeping
their land as free from weeds as pos
sible Is responsible for this article.
Some farmers have actually turned
In this fall and sown seed containing
az high as ten per cent weed seed,
cookie, mustard, wild oats, etc. The
neral excuse being that tkey would
come up and winter kill, but they
will not all come up and many that do
will not winter kill.
What Is tho use OF giving the whole
summer over TO the cultivation OF q
piece OF land for the purpose OF eradi'
eating the weeds and then going in
and sowing the very weeds you have
been trying to get rid OF.
A first class tanning mill should be
used and all weed seed, light grain and
smut balls taken cut. This can beg
be done with good power mill es
pecially adapted to cleaning and grad
ing.
One important point not to be over
looked IL that there is every reasoI
/ 10 believe that the weak plants pro
duced by light, Immature grains ar
more susceptible to attacks OF smu
than those from plump mature seed
Smut ball rs a menace 10 the mex
crop because II is impossible to xii
III the spores In them when treatin
the seed and when broken open !
seeding will re-infect graiD.-A. !
Wade. Count Agent OF Lewis Count,
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-11-18
A LESSON FOR COLORADO.
Seed Selection Greatly Increased the
Yield and Quality Of Potatoes.

Last fall one Of our Colorado potato
growers saved separately for seed the
potatoes from every hill that had not
less than twelve good sized. smooth
tubers, with no rough or small ones In
the hill In thirty acre field he found
barely enough seed of this kind to
plant small patch. Most OF the po-
tatoes grown on this patch proved true
to the seed, the hills having a large
number of choice potatoes and no poor
ones. Some hills did not breed true,
but contained some poor spuds. Such
hills were rejected for seed. The po-
tatoes from the choice hills In this
patch were used to plant part of Il
thirty acre field. The other part OF
the field was planted with the best
shaped ones that could be selected
from a bin of choice snow flakes When
the crop was harvested this fall II
was found that on the land where the
seed was used from choice hills there
was only one sack of Gull potatoes
for each two hundred sacks OF market.
able spuds. Where the good potatoes
hxete used from the bin for seed there
Gas one sac.S 'of cufls for every twent,
sacks OF marketable potatoes. The
seed selected from the bin were II
themselves good potatoes but man,
came from inferior hills. This Is
lesson every grower should take u
heart. When growing crop of an,
kind do It the best possible way.--Fielt
and Farm.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-11-18
FAMILY DESTITUTE.


Last summer, Ed Eslinger was kill
wire while working near Twin Falls.
and his body brought here for burial
He left widow and several small
children in destitute condition. The
German Baptist people have been aid
ing the family recently but their des-
titution is such as to call for help
from others. Their condition was
brought to the attention of the Ladie.
Aid Society by Mrs. o. +. Starr lasa
Thursday, and Mrs. ID. W. Davis arG
Mrs. o II Barber were appointed to in
vestigate the case They found pitt
full condition and Immediately sup
piled a ton of Goa land needed provis-
ions and clothing. A number OF ind
viduals and the Riverside Mercantile
company and the Fall Creek Sheep
company literally contributed grocer
ies. The children had on no underwea
and were i'll, most probably from lack
of nourishment. Mrs. Eslinger is la
poor health and unable to do more
than look after the home. The case Is
worthy one. Vegetables. coal. clp'a
| ing and groceries viii : be needes'
throughout the winter. Mrs Eslinge,
cannot speak nor understand English
but all wishing to give aid may do so
through Rev. Grainer OF the Baptist
church or the Ladies Aid society OF the
Methodist church. The urget needs o,
the family have been temporarily bu,
only temporarily supplied,
| N .......t.e.. 49, fio,,,o, oala tho DAth
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-11-18
REVIVAL MEETINGS BEAR FRUIT
Thirty-Two Added to Church Rolls
and Large Glass Of Children Start
ed on the Way.

Thirty-two members have been ad-
ded to the church membership rolls by
the Taylor evangelistic services at the
M. e. church and large class of chill
dren started on the way. Three OF
these will enter the German Baptist
church, two will take membership
at Idaho Falls, one becomes a member
of the Mennonites and the remainder
will become members of the Meth
odist church here.
Nine of these were admitted on
church letters and twenty on con.
version. The meetings have been
growing in interest and there prom
ise to be several more accessions be-
fore the close of the meetings, which
will be Sunday evening. Pastor Mil
Ter expects to have membership OF
100 active church workers by that time
If not a greater number.
This evening, Thursday, the subject
will be Popular Excuses" Friday ev-
ening, John 3:16; or The Limit OF
Love-" Saturday night, "Shoot or Give
up the Gun"
The closing services will be of spe-
cial interest, and will no doubt be
attended by the largest audiences that
have greeted Evangelist Taylor since
his arrival. Two of his addresses Sun
day will be noteworthy, one to women
only at the German Baptist church at
2:30 p. m, his subject being "The Price
of a Woman" At $3.50 he will talk to
men only at the Methodist church, on
'Why the Cat Came Back" In the NOR
nning at the Methodist church his sub
ject will be white Slavery" At 7:45
he will speak on "The Question of the
Ages" one of his strongest subjects
and the one which will close the meet
ing. There will be special music at all
these services.
Monday night, Rev. Taylor will
fire his parting shot by de.
livering his famous booze" lecture. L
is said that this is one of his most pow
erful addresses, and will be looked for
ward to with interest. There will be
a special musical program for the ev
ening, consisting of solos by Miss Bar
ber, Miss Brady and Professor
Warwas, duet by Paul Taylor an(
Professor Warwas, and a male quar-
tette.
muse duIillltu NY ictlVi Ncios Il O'
Holbrook, Clara Holbrook b. w. Hol
Brook, Opal Holbrook, Mrs. ]. s. Alb
ercrombie, Mrs. Adkins, Mrs. w. L
Beemer, Fred Hoefel and Anna L. En-
mitt. BY conversion. ]. s.. Abercrom
bic, Roy Joslin, Ormel Vorhies. Mrs
Geo. w. Strong, Newton Drake, Loral
Runnion, Mrs Edna Snodgrass, Jenni
Davie, Grace Mrs. Miltenberger, Don
aid Sweetwood, L. d. Atkins, Rutl
'Snodgrass Adrain Wright, Nedi
Wright, s. G.. Osborn, Cleon FlagleI
Ernest Orgon, Esther Walters, Ebb
Rosander, Freda Myers, Hulda Mayer
Ruby Hewitt, and Charles P. Knauss
Justin Skaggs, one of the probation
members, will be baptized by the Ger
man Baptist pastor and then taken in
to full membership.
Miss Myers takes membership wit
the Mennonite church and Miss Mayer
Miss Hewitt and Mr.. Knaus with tn
German Baptist.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-11-18

The Woodmen OF the World have re-
Gently invested s1i5,500 more in Idaho
Improvement bnods. $4,000 Of this in
Power county bonds. total OF $l.1oo.-
900 now invested In the state. The To-
cal camp recently Instituted here is
very proud OF this record.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-11-18


Remember the flower sale the 24tl
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-11-18

Rev. and Mrs. Leitch arrived from
Rlchfield. Tuesday evening. They will
assist in the revival meetings by do
ing personal work among their many
friends. Rev Leitch was pastor OF the
NJ. E. church here for four years ana
is held in the highest esteem. They
will return home Friday.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-11-18

See Oliver & McKown Hardware
company for all kinds OF builders
hardware.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-11-18

Remember the flower sale the 24rn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15

Wte perldltet. erfpurtet Der
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