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The Washington times., 1915-08-18
TODAY'S SPORTORIAL
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

CLEVELAND Aug 18Today they due to dedicate the new
hall park Of the worlds champion Braves Boston, throwing the
Of the completely appointed baseball plant
the country What this fact must be for the struggling
Feds totterng to its fall II it
dsng selling of the attacks Of the indie
would have the gigantic expense OF erecting
such magnificent the national Indeed the build
ing of plant the best evidence that base
ball going to endure until that brighter day when the dark
clouds will showing the warming OF financial prosperity
shining down upon the diamonds Of this mighty land.
baseball park for its lowy Redandes
The Giants Polo exploited Shbe through
its worlds title has been by bard
Ebbets Field Fenway Park walked
New thrown in 1872 But
than all Of these Braves Field in Boston be dedicated today by
the raising Of the worlds championship banner No other park the
No other park began approach
the magnicnce Of Jim Ganeys latest work. They Jim Gilmore
that he witnesses the ded
realize death kn his hopes the cham
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SEE IT LATER IN
THE MOVIES
Continued from YesterdaAy)

For . moment the shock refrsshsi
and invigorated him and gave him
hope He eSH,s %hs,s.r swi% and wat:r can can
or . lake Of some size he did not
know. II q lake and not very large,
he could swim across, and at least
And safety from the hrs. At hr:t
It was easy to swim IN the right A.
from behind. but after . while II was
He was a good swimmer. and while
floating and trsading water he man
aged to get ride OF his shoes. and
mo.s Of HI. clothes. 9th :,dH He you'd 70. H., NEED
would have to do without them.
He began to tire again. and there
was no sign of the opposite shore.
He was In one Of the narrowest
lakes in that part OF the Adirondacks.
but It vas several miles Ions lons .nS .nd he ,s
end. The Jig was up.
When he realized this he hastened
tho inevitable by screaming and
screaming and then by bursting into
'.sf: xf;.1 ana ;sSSSsi.si %Ssi. ii. nn., struggle.
stopped. He flosted in the water
came to the surface from the cor
ners Of his mouth. Twice he drew
up his knees and kicked fssbly. ~
no "ss st'h ehNo s"~ uS'"s ~
After . long time Freddie the Fer.
ret, leading Celestia as X she had been
blind. blundered to the foot Of the cliff
in which was the main entrance ia
the cave. Into this he penetrated 9
for Tommy with all his might. The
only response was the soching Of his
voice.
So Freddie went back to celsstia
and there she stood with . bswiidered
pu.,led look on he. fscs. and both
clay himself. who was breathing a. Il
he had been running UP hill
Don't look puzsled now. Celestia.'
Tommy was saying. you know me
IT.: all right; I'm the driver yos
or. So wake up. Be yourself"
Then Celestia spoke.
Tho driver" she said. rs dead. Pro.
fessor stilliter told me-"
Told you l was dead?'
Celestia nodded and turned away a. II
!, the matter was Of no further interest.
"F'redie.' exclaimed Tommy. what
are we going to do about Celestia? Hal
she been this way ever since l went into
She's bushouse." said Freddie simply
What's happened. How did you keer
Stilliter from getting hold of her? He
thought he'd shot me. couldn't gel
out Of the cave as quickly as he could
! supposed. Of course. he'd run of witt
HE did," said Freddie. iaconically.
But here she ID. What became oi
him.
Dunno
What do you know. Freddie?"
Then the Ferret told his little story Of
battle. his night to the finish IN thu
HE gets me on me back" sale
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Chinese Catcher
OutWits Mullin

George Mullin, former Washing
ton-DetsOit pitcher, was out
guessed by the Chinese Uni
versity players last week at
Chester, when he tried to work
his emery ball in a game
against the Celestials. Mark,
the clever catcher of the Chi
nese team. became suspicious
after Mullin threw nine sue
cessive strikes. He could not
believe that the veteran had
such perfect control, and each
ball took peculiar hop. He
got hold of the ball and discov-
cred the rough spot. Instead
of making a protest, Mark told
Apau, the Chinese best pitch
er, to also use the emery ball.
Apau knows something about
the freak delivery himself, and
got away with the game, 8 to
/.
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L|NC0LNS TO PLAY
At ATLANTIC CITY
Clubmen Have Several Good
Games Still on Card During
Season.

The Lincoln Athletic Club will go to
Atlantic City. N. j.. on Sunday and
meet Jack Benefits Atlantic City
Collegians.
The Northeast clubmen will be rep
resented by their strongest lineup
and they expect TO defeat the Jersey
men.
Ray Bischoff will be on the mound
for Lincoln, with Danny Hurd doing
tho receiving. and this pair should
boost the northeast boys chances for
. victory.
Several good games remain on the
Lincoln schedule including Navy
Plebs. at Annapolis. Nd. (two Eamesl.
Y. NJ. A. A. at Baltimore. Nd. Fair
hill A. c.. At PhilAdelphia. Pa; Wash
ington Grove. Nd. two games); Rem.
ington. Va. and Rex A. c.
Tho Lincolns have made a good rec
ord 50 far this season having won
twenty-four games. lost nine, and tied
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boy. known to all downtown Washing
ton. Is mascotting for the nine. Sam
serves the President at 100 Pennsyl-
vania avenue. all Of the department
heads and has been in the public eye
many q time. Sam is pulling for the
Marines. handles the bats. shaSs the
water for the thirsty players and Is
general utility rooter. Besides Sam
April Is Bunks the well-known canine
mascot. Bunks is a round and roly
poly Dachshund, who 10 the hero of 4
regular engagement and lends his voice
and antics to all games.
The discipline Of the Marine Corps
has done much to make the players
popular. They play fair, seldom kick
on decisions. take their wins and
losses gracefully ard have gained q
great following. More power to them.
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Freddie. "and beats me face up. And I
knocks his specks OF and they busts.
and he amt got no more, and ducks
out from under. and he calls to her.
and q, & she wants to 80 to him and I won't
"%h:,: .ySnss: was th''~
Far from hersf"
hut you must know in . general
Freddie shook his head.
Look at me. Freddie! You do know"
But the Ferret's spine .tifIensd. And
He. too, had his standards Of right ana
wrong. Let the evilosr suffer-
II knows" he said. hut don't tell" )"
=, But: l .oSd dod: yr.ddis-s blind man
- "S:n g = Hsli,.. s.ia Freddie.
what are you two taking abouti"
The man and the boy wheeled toward
css. cdse Ss n.a .nS pon.H .n :: sss
shot at them. She had spoken In her
n.tSssl nS.,,,,, vole: She spoke ssa'n.
Yes; csl.:.i.: =. x.r: speaking Of
Tie was IN awful trcubis." her voice
was sweet and gentle. but very serious
Hes been trying to get me to help
him. but Freddie wouldn't let me go,
and % hs couldn't MAKE & me a.. undsr,tSnG s;.sa
him. He couldn't see and he got hurt
trying b get away from the hrN. But
It chased him and chased him, until he
fell into a lake and drowned"
ass y %'sS. st.0 shs s.t &. So4
ror OF her knowledge. and she had 'suf-
fered while her enemy suffered. and yet
she was serenely sure that Stilliter's .
SeEpsrturs had left the world a little
"ws'n have a look for him. when
we've had . bite to eat" said Tommy.
I'm all In. at the moment. Freddie. run
down the trail I'll! you come to 2 big
will your"
What are We all doing here. any
wAyf" asked Celestia.
Tommy told her. It wae quite . long
story. It was hard to make her under
stand at frst. but i grew easier and
easier. It was as II she was rapidly
into which Prof stilliter's dark powers
had thrown her. Freddie came with the
basket. and he and Celestia ate raven
ously. and Tommy less ravenous,y, be-
cause he had already broken his fast.
telling csiestiS ali about what had been
happening and to have her understand.
And that's the door of the I. case
where you say I was brought up"
lestia--upon my word of honor"
She shook her head. but without con-
viction.
Il want to see." she said.
But Tommy leaped to his feet.
You're the rascal that stole my
clothes" he cried.
OLD Man smellsood grinned from
wei. I'il forsiv. you." saia Tom
my, and give you money IL you'll find
Professor Stilleter.
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MISS DETROIT WINS
FINAL RACE EASILY
Has Practically a WaIkover
When Rivals Have Motor
Troubles.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.--Miss Detroit
won the third and hnal race for the
Gold ChRle Cup on Manhasset bay
yesterda. afternoon, In what would DO
called at the rack track a romp. 1t
was practically sailover for her.
Only two other hydroplane speed
boats were pitted against her. They
were T. Coleman du Points Tech. jr..
which had scored n points and could
have won had MISS Detroit broken
down.
rapidly drey away from The. ths Others r
Tseh Tsea ana ma Presto r% both had motor tro%. "
bies soon after the start. and Miss De-
troit slowed down to a thirty -mile- an
hour speed, The water was slightly
rvfned and her handlers took no chance
at high speed. She took hour > min
utes and "a seconds to cover the thirty
miles an hour. while the cup record Is
Tech finished finally far behind her.
Presto was forced to withdraw be-
cause Of her motor troubles.
Miss Detroit scored - points by her
three straight victories. Tech. with
two seconds and one NTH place. scored
the races were Presto, II; Mrs. Paula
II. Blackton's Baby Speed Demon IL
II, and Comm odore J. Stuart Black
toms Baby Reliance v. II.
Members Of the Detroit syndicats
that built Miss Detroit said after the
race they would be prepared to ie.
fend the cup out there next summer.
The proposed motor boat race from
Port Warrington through Long Island
Sound and around Cape Cod to Dor.
been started this morning. was given
UP because there were no entries. Thl
speed trials for the mile hampionshiI
will be held this afternoon off the
MAnhasset Bay Yacht Club house.
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The absence Of so-called inside bass-
ball Is evident in the games In the post
season series. Time after time bunting
could be resorted t. With great success.
but there seems to be an idea that
straight-away clouting can accomplish
more than real baseball.
In yesterdays Emmanuel Marines
across a score in the seventh. Second
base was occupied with none down. A
sacrifice on bunt and hit or a sacri-
fee fly would have gained a tally. The
were set down on strikes. Incidents OF
this sort are common among the sand
lotters who have failed slgnally to take
advantage of the opportunities offered.
"Doggie" Doleman. the Emmanuel
catcher, continues to hit as well in the
post-season series as he did in the
league season. coleman Is improving
the best catchers In the city.
H.. l.. Bowen. the former George
manuel. l. out with kick today on the
lateness of yesterdays battle. When
Umpire Woodward ordered the contest
continued at the. start of the ninth in
ming Is was too dark to see.
Manager Bowen calls attention to the
fact that q game was played with an
illegal home plate and points out thai
yesterdayS Dattle was prolonged Until
1t was impossible to see theSball.
The All-Stars will stack up agains,
the strong Del Ray baseball team OF
Virginia Sunday on the iatter's dia
mond. Blanton or Albaugh will twir
for the Stars. while Loveless will DE-
the receiving. The All-Stars woulc
like to arrange games with the strong
est teams in or around Washington
Address w. Grissom. 10 T street north
west. for games, either to be playec
week days or Sundays.
The Rosedale team has been the sur
prise Of the series so far. Playing against
stronger and more experienced team
the playground nine has done wei
enough to be considered a scrappy team
In the face. Of odds the team has tough
to the finish and yesterdays game rail-!
is deserving Of commendation.
General Office fell by the ways.d,
against the Keller team yesterday. tax
ing the worst beating Of the series b!
II to s. Nine errors spelled certain de
feat for the General Onics team whicl
eAthit Keller.
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Potomac and Government
League Leaders will Take
Field at Union Station.
ST. ALoYsIUs TURNED DOWN
Holy Name League Decides for
st. Dominic's and Prepares
New Schedule.
Today's Games

SECTION A.
Marines vs. Machinists, east. Of
Union Station. Umpire, Mr..
Belts, 6:15 p. m.
Rosedale vs.. Emmanuel, Rosedale
Fairgrounds. Umpire, Mr.. Ker-
per, 5:15 p. m.
SECTION B.
Keller VS.. Aggies, Fifth street
and Florida avenue northeast.
Umpire, Mr.. Woodward, 6:15
p. m.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Marines, 8; Emmanuel, 2.
Machinists, II; Rosedale, 10.
Keller, II; General Office, 8.
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New York State Leapue.
American Association.
Jimmy Austin Gets
Enforced Vacation

ST. LOUIS. Aug. ls.-Jimmy Austin.
third baseman Of the st. Louis Ameri.
cans. received notice from President
Ban Johnson. Of the league today, that
he had been indefinitely suspended as q
result of his argument with Chill. the
umpire, at Cleveland. on Sunday. When
Austin protested . decision calling him
out on strikes he was ordered off the
field.
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Connie Mack Still
Buying Pitching Material

TENAFLY. N. j.. Aug. ls.-walter
Ancker. a emi-professional pitcher. who
has chucked two no-hit games here this
season. today was signed by Connie
Mack. Of tho Philadelphia Athletics.
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Western Golf Opens
On Glenoak Links

CHICAGO. Aug. B-The classiest
group Of golfers that ever descended up
on Chicago today opened the seventh
annual open championship of the West
ern Golf Association on the Gienoak
links. Stars from all over the country
are competing. Fasteners are expected
to win the title.
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By BRYAN MORSE.

Today's Machinist Marines battle
slated for the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.
grounds. near Union Station. Is expected
to decide the section A title. Both teams
are tied for the honor in two senses
The Marines have won two and lost
nine, the Machinists have the same
record. and both teams quit the field
last Saturday at the end Of the seventh
inning with the score at sail.
This tie game may have to be played
off il it has direct bearing on the final
standing Of the section Both teams got
In ahead yesterday by miracles. The
Marines were beaten in their game
against Emmanuel. got fine break on
q Texas Lacquer which tied the score.
and another on an error. In the final
session of the battle. after Manager
Baylis had exhausted every available
player. Paul Burns. pitcher. pinch hit
q Texas Lacquer which was lost In the
darkness and scored Fitzgerald.
The Machinists got terrible fright
from the Rosedale Kids and managed to
squeeze an 11-to-10 win. With score OF
s to 8 against them the Rosedals nine
came through with seven runs. Coming
back for the final round the Machinists
got six runs. which landed the con-
test.
The Agefes-Keller battle scheduled to-
day in section B. 10 second in impor-
tance to tho Machinists- Marines con-
test. Keller dropped q 4-to-2 xame to
the Angles In their first mseting. The
Aggies came up from behind for q win,
playing none too certain baseball.
st. Aloysius lost out in last nights
meeting Of the Holy Name League. and
st. Dominic's was awarded Mondays
contest. which necessltatss another
game. and may cause a triple tie for
the title.
Trinity and st. Peters play today. and
should the Trinity team win a triple
tic will be made. The league looks for
ward to the tie. and has scheduled the
following games: August 10. st. DOM
mics VS.. st. Aloysius: August 20, St
Aoysius vs. Trinity August q, St.
Dominics VS.. Trinity: August a. at.
Aoysus VS.. St. Dominic's: August Is,
Trinity VS.. st. Aloysius: August Is,
Trinity VS.. st. Dominic's.
II Trinity loses to st. Peters, st. Alloy.
sius and st. Dominic's will clash in a
three-game series for the pennapt. thu
first to be played August -.
Section standings IN the POST season
series are as follows:
SECTION
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League Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Today's Games.
washingtoa at Cleveland.
Philadelphia At Detroit
New York At st. Louis
Boston At Chicago
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
StsndinI Of the Clubs.

Today's Games.
st. Louis at Newark.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at Baltimore.
Kansas City At Buffalo,
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North Carolina League.
Charlotte, 8; Durham. :.
Asheville, 2; Greensboro. 0.
Raleigh, 2: winston Salem. L
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Worcester. 1; Manchester. l.
Portland. 6: Fitchourg. J.
Lowell. Z; Lawrence, ).
Lewiston. I: Lynn. :.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Today's Games.

Brooklyn at New York.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati At Philadelphia
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international League,

Montreal, I; Buffalo. :.
Toronto, 8: Rochester, 8.
Harrisburg. I: Providence, ) (hrst game).
Providence, .: Harrisburg, I (second camel.
Richmond. ): Jersey City. . (nrst game).
Richmond. 6: jersey City. o (second game).
New York State League.
Binghamton, Z; Troy. tirst camel
Binghamton, 4; Troy, o (second sSme).
Scranton, 8; Syracuse q.
Utica, 6: Wilkesbarre, 3
Albany, 10: Elmira, ..
American Association.
Milwaukee, 7; indianapolis, 8.
St. Paul. I; Cleveland, !.
Minnea polls. 8: Columbus. I.
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Texas LeaRue.
New England League.

San Antonio, 9: Fort Worth, &
AL other games postponed-rain.
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Yesterdays Results
Yanks Get Hitter.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.-T. g. Hendryx
reputed to be the heaviest clouter In
the Southern Association. has been Sc
cured by the Ysnks from the New Or
leans club. 1t was announced today.
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Tomorrow's Games.
81. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Newark
Chicago At Buffalo.
Kansas City at Baltimore
Yesterdays Results.
Chicago L. Baltimore, o.
St Louis. Il: Newark. L.
Pittsburgh. 8: Brooklyn. O.
Kansas City. 8; Buffalo 2
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Western League.

lincoln. 8; Denver, !.
All other games postponed-rain.
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Pacific Coast League.
Lon Angeles. Q: San Francisco, Z.
Salt Lake, /; Portland, O.
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springneid, 7: New Haven, 8.
Hartford, 10; PaWtucket, :.
New Bedford. 10: Brockton, I.
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Tomorrow Games.
Brooklyn at New York.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati At Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
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Tomorrow Games.
WaShington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia At Detroit.
Boston At Chicago.
New York At q. Louis.
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Southern League.

Chattanooga. s; Memphis, l.
Birmingham, .; Mobile. !.
New Orleans. !: Atlanta. D C2 innings).
Nashville, 2: Little Rock, o.
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Yesterdays Results.

Cincinnati. 2; Phiilies. 0.
Pittsburgh. 3; Chicago. :.
Chicago, .; Pittsburgh, 1.
Brooklyn. !: New York. ..
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Yesterdays Results.
Detroit. 10: Cleveland. l.
Detroit I; Cleveland. l.
81. Louis is-Chicago-rain
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THE GODDESS

Dramaf.3ed ssfo Photo Play BY CHhS W. GODDARD
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General Office fell by the ways.de
against the Keller team yesterday. TAX
ing the worst beating OF the series by
II to s. Nine errors spelled certain de-
feat for the General Office team which
epthit Keller.
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Among the Minors
Colonial League.

Colonial League.
Springfield, Z: New Haven, s.
Hartford. -: Pawtuckst, ..
New Bedford 10; Brockton. T.
Southern League.
Chattanooga, s; Memphis. l.
Birmingham. ,; Mobile. I.
New Orisans. !: Atlanta, (2 inninGs).
Nashville. 2; Little Rock. Q.
North Carolina League.
Charlotte, 8; Durham. :.
Asheville, 2; Greensboro. o.
Raleigh. 2: winston Salem. L
Texas League.
San Antonio. .; Fort Worth. g.
AL other games postponed-rain.
New England League.
Worcester. 1: Manchester. l.
Portland. 6; F1tchburs. !.
Lowell. Z; Lawrence. g.
Lewiston. 7: Lynn. ).
Western League.
lincoln. 6; Denver. !.
All other games postponed-Fain.
Pacific Coast League.
Lon Angeles. Q: San Francisco, {.
Salt Lake. Il Portland. ..
international League.
Montreal, 4; Buffalo. =
Toronto. 8: Rochester. s.
Harrisburg. I: Providence, 3 (frst game)
Providence. .: Harrisburg. I t.econd gam
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-10-21
NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS

Notice Ia hereby given that on
Thursday, Oct. 2S. 1915. at two o'clock
D. m. Of said day ut the office OF Coun'
ty Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
tion, In and for the county OF Power,
state OF Idaho. at the Power county
office building, village Of American
Falls, State of idaho. the board OF
trustees OF school District No. 8 coun-
ty of Power. State OF Idaho, will pub
licly open and consider sealed bids for
the sale OF bonds. school District No.
s I'm the sum OF two thousand
($2. 000.0 0) dollars at not less than
par value. said bonds to be issued I'M
der the provisions OF Act VIII, Section
8 Revised Codes of the State OF Idaho,
denominations of five hundred
$500. 00) dollars, said bonds In de-
nominations as aforesaid. to bear date
as OF October 2S, 1915 and to bear In
terest at the rate of six per tent per
annum, payable semiannually; bids
to be submitted on said bonds ms
straight ten ti0) year bonds. Certi-
fled check In the sum OF one hundred
t100.00) dollars will be required from
each bidder at the time OF the sub
mission OF his bid. Bids VIII be re-
ceived by said board of trustees from
and after date of first publication
hereof. until the hour of eleven o'clock
e. III. of said 2Sth day Of October, 1916.
Board Of trustees reserve the right
10 reject any and all bids.
p. A. Anderson. Chairman, Board or
Trustees. School District No, 8. Power
County, State OF Idaho.
J. II. Hunter. Clerk. Board of Trus-
toes. school District No. s. Power
County. State of Idaho.
Date of first publication. Sept. 80.
1915.
Date OF second publication. Oct. Z.
1915.
Date Of third publication, Oct, IA,
1915.
Dato OF fourth publication. Oct. 81,
1916.
Date Of fifth publication, Oct. 2s,
1915.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the
23rd day of July, 1912, Oneida county.
Idaho, purchased from the tax collec-
tor OF Oneida county, State of Idaho.
the original tax sale certificate, num-
bered 288. for lot z I'm block IS. in the
Original Townsite of the Village os
American Falls, Idaho, upon which
the taxes for the year 1911. assessed
10 M. Reagan, are unpaid; that upon
tne creation of Power county, said
certiIlcate was transferred from Onei-
da county to Power county. that tha
time of redemption of this proner+v
from tax sale expires on the 9th dav ri
February, 1916, at which time a deed
VIII De issued for the above described
real property.
1920, 11-3. F. NETTJE P1cp
TAX Collector for Power County. Ida
no, Tor Power County, Purchaser.