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BONDS CALLED.
NEW YORK SHiPBUiLDINo coMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE TWENTY
YEAR GOLD BONDS.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice 10 hereby given that pursuan,
to the provisions contained In Article iii
Of the mortgage dated July ist, 1908, siysn
The Union Trust Company OF Pittsburgh
Trustee. to secure An issue Of 81, ooo, o0o'no
the following bonds will he redeemed ana
retired on January LIST. 1911, TO Wit:
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6lSI CONSECUTIVE DIVIDEND

LAW lERS MplTGAGE
80 Liberty street. y. V, Dec. 20. 1916.
The Board OF Directors Of this CompRrv
have declared n quarterly dividend Of
THREE 80 T. CENT. upon the capital
stock, psyHhlc SATURDAY.. December 80. 1916,
tn stockholders ~ record rhursday. Deem
PETER HAMILTON. Treasurer
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SUGAR. RtW-Firmer tone dryc',pcd
60, on " cs sai' 9f ';m" bag, cuba. rn..,
duty r'id Sale "f s"n bags Porto Iiiros.
dG, carry January. at III NHs made to
mn irptp" ~ugp-~ du" to ,rriy. January
! odd ~ tti i"c. " g. {, tho exact prlc.
,ri,nsi 70. m"ldss". 4i"c.. cos; aui
s,GAn. KEfi>En-Tahlc,. case. . III.
cases !, IA csrtons. fuii Size tablet. 'I TO-,
n"'S cut, loat 500. crS;f:. .ssI"'::5'
J,r"d. zoo: eagle : M. bags powdered.
- P%"iersd and c".r,. poId"rcd
graduated. cases =. ai7.snd : lf c]ir,ons,
i..tloncr. E-amgla,.a -7.a5s eesIs ,osr:c
srsmu!a!eI. 40 caglc : ~ bags inc
u. sacks and 1.53c. In hhls. 10 IN bags Do.
,3'r. In sacks and Ii3c. tn hbls.. - and
i 90 p G ,cs' S 40: sIG; s,fnaa,d sranu;
%e.c 81. 2 ass: 20. 3. $50 %. !,
eco No. 3 655c. NJ. o. $500. No. 10
$50. No. ~, Gaoc.; No. II, 635c.. nos,
10, ~ and IL, $500.
,NEGETNnLEs, MISCELLANEOUS
TIcIIoKES-California. French. drum. IS
~ nesy.y Isyasslsm. ~ $50, nRr.
80" - ~ = ls'NE lN4tNls Hu 80
''g,; California, small drum, 81. BEANS
Florida. wan. hssket. S.50aa5o. green.
hasket 'i5o.S5o. REETs.,Nearhy.. 100
Rcrmuda. crate. tsa2.sG cARnoTS
Nearby. 100 punches, .,l5ou?.:J; un.
tops on. bbi.. ,s5oas: nnwashed. ico H.
bag, S.5odl.75' Now orleans, 100 lunches,
81; sor,nuta crate s@".?S; rrCrM-
Danish seed. ton, t,on5S. hi.
i?I32i. red cabbage. hhl: sen3.jo. VIZ
sin,a' rra,e o., M '2HGio Soath rar-
California. crate si.iom22j. CELERY -
Bunch: i5.i;,.: stat and .carhly. craft.
100 lunches, GHi CNrLiFIowFnS
Long Island. .hort cut, 80 !, hhl. s3a6.
80, @'25; Long Island, crafts. $50. a.i
California: hail crate &c. gti.?5 virginia,
,ins. New oricans. hbl'. s. ."%" Eco,
rLANTS-ll Florida hoy. E.5oa3. KAI.E-
N@!rsln!a' ,hh' So ~. ESIARol-Ncw
az GARLIC Nrw Orleans. H.. ga g.
HORSERADisH- Western. 100 lbs. 500
.5i" LINZ nEANs-r,or,da ba'hs,,
TlcE. Maryland and Delaware. crate.
20; 49, o. florida, fancy basket. SEA
orleans, 10" bupchcs. So oNioNs-statc
r IL. ba M'i'sgn IL, '5hi rsd. ' ia in. y ess s',EIST,, 100
white, 100 10, hns, sadt; Connccticut Vat.
10y, yellow 100 10. has, s3aa15; ROD. 100
Valencia: crate. Nmi3S.. oKRA-Tloriia.
basket. f?Hs s III carrier. s3M7; Cuban.
carrier, tUs. pEAS-California, per
drum, SMl0. Florida. basket. seas. T.
pERS Florida, box S21350; Cuban. box,
s2H3,tn PARSlEY-New Orleans. curly,
hhl Sms: Sew Orleans. plain. hill. s6I
$50, virginia. basket, 81. Bermuda. crate,
g" puMPKINs-Rarrel. Ed:2i. PAR.
Florida basket. Hae.5o; New Orleans.
Dbl FHe,5O. RHrRARB California,
bundle jOm Soc. SHALLpTS-Nrw or
loans. hhi.. s3joaI SriNACH- Nirglnin
bbl, s2.aOni. SQUASH Florida ard Gu
bau white, box. tdlEo, nearby, marrow.
hh' sl.5or@. nearby. Hubbard. bh,., sea-
go. TIRNIpS-Rutahpgn bhl or bag.
81 y de.2j; white, hhl,, sm3 TOMATOES
-Flnriha carrier. sl.i0H3. Cuban. car
rIc-, sl5aW%; Isle of rinoS, carrier. sl,5oT
$50 Nassau. carrier. s2d3t California.
LOG. tTt75. WATERCRESS 800 burchcs.
81 15uitO
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THE NEW YORK. TRUST COMPANY,
"a lkrnad street.

Tho Bolrd of Trustees has declared THE
ia, thr usual uuartrly dividend OF EIGHT
FER CENT. payable December 10, 1915. to
Sta, knpid"rs of record at the clos" of hu-l.
mss December I'D, 1915. Tho 'rnusfcI
hoo!,s VII 'Ioso D"c"mhcr 23d, lrlf. and re
open January a, 1917.
H"EliREIiT ". MORSE. S~ccrctarN.
\'W York. pe". 10th. 'Ilb
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Record Linter sale 20 France.

r. ORLEANS. Dec. ?0.-Agents for
tho French Government purchased 1000
bales Of cotton linters hero to-day. one ~
the largest Inter sales ever handled in
this market and said to b" the largest pur-
chase by n foreign Government on record.
All, II was said, would be manufactured
into explosives. Spot traders asserted that
In addition France In tho last few days
has bought 100000 bales Of l%inters. 1000
Of them in Texas.
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Livcrp,-rl Cshles-Spot puietcr sales. 7.0oo
bales; speculation aud export. 700 American.
5000 lmpoIfs. "t.NO American. 1900: Mid
ding upland. 10 :ssi. Futures opened quiet. I
10 2 points dcolinc closed unsettled ut net de-.
cline Of . I" . points. January February.
1914. March. April, 10 sd May-Jurr, 10. ed
July N. 34d. October. November. ? SD.
Manchester Yarns duh and irregular cloth
buyers hold IN.
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COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market wss less active and huctr.
ations were corrcspondingly narrow. with prices
showing n tendency to sag under further scat.
tcrlng Liquidation. The close was net unchanged
T. points lower. An ocean freight ate Of
el.1 q bag. II IL said. is being asked from
Rrszi1 to New York In some cases. Local spot
market steady IN basis Of 9s.c. for Rio Is
Range ~ prices
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New York Title and Mortgaqe Company

1873 RNrADW AI, NEW YORK
4 quarterly dividend Of one and thrcc.
quarters per cent, bS%ccl on the capital
took Of tho COMPANY hS, been declared.
va able January >. 1871, 10 stockholders of
r",ori a. the lose OF business On December
End. 1915,
Dated. Sew York. December le. 1915.
GERHARD kUEHSE. secretary.
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REplBIIC IRON & STEEL COMPANY,
Dividend Nm. 4

A. meeting Of N" BOARD Of Directors
of tho Republic Iron 4 steel Company, held
December 18Th, 1916, u cash dividend Of
no on the Common stock wac declared.
payable February LIST. 1917. to stockholdcrS
Of record january 10th. 1915. Books re.
main open,
II. ONES. Jr, Secretary.
The sun., 1916-12-21

Local spot market quiet and IS points lower
D. Ill for middlinc upland sales. jo bales.
Southern sINt ma Tkcts and sales:
Galveston quiet. unchanged. Ii. co.. 800.
New Orleans quiet, y y. lower. II &c. IL. 900.
Mobile I,olninal. Is y. lower. II. IN.
Savannah nominal. unchanged. Isle.
Norfolk quiet. Is y. lover. 10. 75'. /: Is.
Rs1t'morr n"'ninsi. Ia. lowcf, i7a,r.
AugustH quiet. Is =. lov or. II. 5ar. $50.
Memphis nominal. unchr nrpd. isc.
houston un"t. Is T.. loaer. II. ?or. 5sj.
LATHE Rock quiet. ~ y. lower lsc.
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rHE IMPORTERS AND TRADERS Ma.
TIONAL RANk OF NEW YORK.

New YORK, December lg,h, 1916.
\ dividend nf Twelve Per cent, free OF
taN. has to-day h"cu declared 10y this bank.
rpNuhl" on m" ~ day Of January next. The
transfer books viii remain closed Till that
date.
T.. y. OWNSENp Cashier
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Burlington Z Missouri River
aallroad Company In Nebraska
Consolidated Mortgage
6 Per Cent. eeads
DUE July /. 1918

NOTICE is HEREBY I'VE THAT In
pursuance Of a Trust Mortgage Deed exc
cuted to The New England Trust Company.
Trustee. by Tho darlington 4 Missouri
River -Haili"aI Con pany. In Nebraska.
dated july. T.. 1873. the following a.. Con
solidated Mortgage Bonds due July Z. 1918.
Of said Railroad COMPANY, secured 10y said
Deed OF. Trust, have been drawn for pay
ment. Wa:
Three Hundred and Forty-one (siD
The sun., 1916-12-21

schsugc. I'D. lower. a. IL Lid. rrceip,s.
5000 bars stock, ;93, oo0. Santos. 100 refs
bower for spots. ~ sss"9 futures, - reIs
lower receipts, o., oo stock. 5,GT 00. Receipts
at the ports. 5000, against $3.50 last year,
end 5000 two wears ns", Sac Paulo, o. GO
sgainst $1,000 and 5000 Jundiah,, 5000.
against ~, 600 and 5000.
The sun., 1916-12-21
PARIS MARKET.

PARIS, Dec. Prices arm m the
l'ours- to.day. Three per cent, rcntcs 90
franco 20 ccntimes for cash. Exchange
on London. 81 francs AZ. ccntimes. Five
per cent. loan, - francs 20 centimes.
The sun., 1916-12-21
THE BANK OF AMERICA.

-, -" ! "rN' Dec u" !|lb.
The Roar ~ Directors have TODAY de
clarcd a scrli annual dividend OF fourteen
Ib per cent fre" Of tax. payable January
"a, 1917. to stockholders ~ record Of this
dat" The transfer books win remain closcI
anti January 3d, l"lt.
W. NJ. BENNETT, Cashier
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Ill uANON Err NATIONAL RANK
Of the lIlN Of NcM NnrL

NV NNIN, T0V"Whcr VIII, 1915
,,Notl'e " hetrh4 given that the Animal
Meeting OF the shareholders of this Rnnt
ior IN" election of Directors tn serve during
w" coming year ami tor she trNnsartinn ni
su'n nth'l husiless a. lnnt como hriure m,
S!cetllg' WIZ u" h"Id al the banking house.
,Nhssnn nhi I'm" Strr"ts. Tuesday. January
NJ aud O'Clock q. VI
ELMEk = WHITAKER. Ca.hlar
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY.
EN NnRk l1TN

The Board OF Directors Of the Fidelity
Trust Company has declared n quarterly
dividend Of TWO PER GENT. i-co aud an
extra dividend 81 " PER cENT. ,@eo ,
on tho capital stock Of the company. pay
able january .. 1917. to stockholders Of REQ
ord as OF the close Of business December 20.
1915
Transfer hooks vii he closed 1T , r.. VI
ON December 20. 1916. and will reopen On
January II. 1917.
thc,%s for tn" dividends Will he mailed
on December so. 1915.
NSDHEW II. MARS. Secretary.
Ncw York. December 20. 1916.
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sFNBOtRD AIR LIN R\IINNN.
Five FER Cent. Adjustment Mortgage Gold

IN" scmi-aunual ln~talmrnts Of interest
on Sraboari Air Line Railway Adjustment
lSoni> amounting I" "ls'c i25,00' repre-
ecnted hv coupons Nos. - and -, for 81. 30
zach. vii %" paid ON and after February :.
lHi1. ~ N" Office ~ MosSrs. Blair a co.
80 = Rtuad street. \'N York.
S-abOard Air line Railway Co..
Iy II G. rDRTEoCS, Srcretarv.
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WEST >IDI RANk.

NcN York, De-, -N'h, l'lf
The Board of Directors has this iaE dc
clar-d n seIni auuuaI dividend OF 50 co. per
cent. free Of iaN. pa.Hh'e January ~, l3!s
To- ~,'pCkholdcrs of record Of thi. dat"
Tho transfer hooks W. remain closed Un.
III January 81, l'l,.
N~ArIiNNlEt. MILLS Jr.
Cashier.
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svnM \nINE HOAT CORroRATIO>.

wv 0OrkI TIoComher HIN, lNlf.
\ quarterly dividend ~ one and one. hnl Il
Dollars isl,J0l per shar" has this day been
authorized on thu" outstanding capita stock
~ this corporation, PAYABLE January lith.
lHl;. to stockholders OF record at the close
u business ON December cath. 1915.
E\k Il iNl,SE. President.
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MA>>I>G. MNNMLLLx MonKE m

I'M NVNIN ~ IIr'tTNrs Tn mnnfhIN moNt
,ng h"'I December 20, 1915. declared u
quarterly dividend - on" ana On" half pcr
cont h'g'ri m tn" capita stock ~ tho
'nm'anN, piNahl" January 2. 1917. to stock
holdcIs of roruri ~ ~ pr,cub.r III, lGIC
GEO u. RRANSrDN. Treasurer
The sun., 1916-12-21

SUGAR. RtW-firmer tone Developed
at" on II sale Of. 5000 bags Cuhss. anrnt.
't ~ cost and freight. equal 10 59I,.
uuiy r'id sale "t AWb bags Porto EiroS.
dGN carly January. 1T ".ltr was made To-
y N'S' m rNhncr Two thou~snI tons of
lhiirpip" ~ugp~~ due To %,rriNa Iamns-v
i sold ~ fIi l"c. e. g. Z, tho exact price
thought - nave been 4 10. q. l. con.
'rirusi. ne molissc., 40. cos, and
freight 80.
The sun., 1916-12-21

EGGS-Rcccipts. s.973 cases. Frcsi
extra frsts. taa soc: nrsts. 49,, use.
seconds and poorer. t0a tsc.: TAN gathered
poor &" good. u: "a 3sc. fresh dirtiea. No
l. 5tu33c. No. . and poorer. 32U33c
checks. good to choice. dry. 3in32,.; IN
dcrgradcs. asa zoe: rcfrigcra'or spccta
marks. fancy. storage and insurance paid
N??c.: lower grades. 3Ou 3ic.: refrigerator
state whites. 55n31c.: state. pcnnsylVani,
and nc by Western. hrnncry whites. Nm
to FAM s3n6sc.: ordinary to good. So q
G:c. gathered whites. ordinary to iinc. .
T6sc.: nearby pullots gigs, whites. 30 h
56c. state, Pennsylvania and nearby. hon
merry browns. :in3Ic.; gathered brown an
mixed Colors. ~ Ssc.
The sun., 1916-12-21

rated. old. fancy. H.. 9c., prime. 7H5'gc.
new. chohe- u. sas,sc.: primo. :. o.
10. BUCKLE BEREIES Lib. lGi2 u Is
IHERRIES-i> zee. ArRICoTS- can
fornia. M~oorpark. 10, lsdi?c. Royal. /
HlGi1c. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. p.e'"d
va &C.: unpeelcd. NnlOv. rItUNES-
California. aOs To .ns. LII. -. n III.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-04-06
CEDAR RIDGE.

Claude Drake has comemnced work
ing for his father near the Falls. Or
Putnam will work for him and
his brother the coming season.
The writer, having purchased an
auto Of Mr.. Durkee of the Falls, is
having quite a time to master 1t. 1t
necessitated a hike or two to the Falls
in order TO avoid walking next time.
Fernando Hanson has purchased
rs head of cattle and will herd 100
head of horses the coming season.
Mr.. Ziek and family were at the
Falls Tuesday looking after business
affairs.
c. II. Allen and a friend, OF the Falls,
were somewhat surprised to see the
improvement made in so short a time
Mr.. Teetcrs, James Ziek, Orson Pet
erson, Luther Hays and William
Wrasper were at the writer's place
Sunday.
Mrs. f. A. Ziek and son, James
were in Pocatello Monday on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Wraspir attended the
show at the Falls Sunday evening.
Mr.. Teeters was a visitor on oui
streets Wednesday.
Miss Helen Wraspir Is able to at
end school again.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-04-06
PLEASANT VALLEY NEWS.

Mrs. John Deeg, Jr., has been i'll
for the past ten days with a painful
gum-bo.l. After being lanced by a
doctor 1t is getting better.
Robert Radke is having a well drill
led on his place.
The deep snow, which melted so re-
~luctantly, has finally disappeared. and
the autos, released from cold storage,
are beginning to hum merrily along
ver the good roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Adolf, accompan-
led by Miss Emma Myers, motored
GU. 20 the Adolf homes last Sunday.
This fine spring weather has start
cd The baseball fever. The Pleasant
Valley nine met for organization last
Sunday.
Gotthold Radke and family moved
last Tuesday to a farm rear Medley,
which he will operate this coming sea
son.
A special choir Is practising for
Confirmation services to be held at
he Luthern church April 18th, when
a class Of nine win be confirmed.
Miss Margaret Rast Is again at the
home of her cousin, Manuel Adolf. She
expects TO make this her home during
the summer.
The school board met recently and
decided TO add a month to the terms
Of each Of the hree schools under them
making each a full nine monhs
term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Of American
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-04-06
FACTS FROM FAIRVIEW.

Little Theodore Geesey has been
indoors with the humps the past few
days.
Mrs. Cleve Faruham, Of American
Falls. spent several days of last week
at the Blackstone Stock farm. Her
husband came out Saturday and re-
manned over Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Kampf spent
Saturday and Sunday at their Fair
view home.
The two youngest of the Walters
children are i'll with the measles.
Hardin Wilcoxin's sister, Mrs. Sex
ton, with her four children, arrived
last Saturday from Missouri, to spend
the summer with her brother.
Mr.. Thornton has moved his sheep
from the Farnham homestead to the
lavas near Flat Top Mountain.
Mrs Yarnell received last Saturday
the sad news OF the death of her faith
er, Mr.. Rife, who was at San Diego
for his health. 1t seems he has long
been a sufferer OF Bright's disease.
Report says this disease caused his
y death. He will be buried at his home
in Rock Springs, Wyoming. Mr.. Rife
visited in this ne~ighborhood several
times and made many friends who will
be grieved and shocked to hear of his
death. He leaves a wife and three
children to mourn his loss: Mrs. wye
Yarnell, of this place; Mrs. Kidd, of
Kansas City, and Guy Rife, of Rock
Springs. The many friends of Mrs.
Yarnell extend their sincerest sym
pathy to her in her bereavement.
Henry Hose, IL of Fairview's ablest
bachelors, pulled something of a sur
prise upon his friends last Saturday
when he announced that as his we'd
ding day. Accordingly, at five O'Clock
that evening he and Mrs. Matthews
of American Falls were made husband
and wife by Rev. j. Wesley Miller
Throughout the day their friends
were busy advertising the state of af.
fairs, and when they arrived at the
WINNER home-the home of the brides
mother-they found a large party
awaiting them. Dancing and care
games were the features of the even,
ing, the very excellent music beinl
furnished by Mr.. Wenstrom of Ameri
can Falls, and various assistants at tn,
organ. After midnight a bountifu
supper of sandwiches, pickles, cake
ice cream. and coffee was served. Tn,
wedding cake, a delectable three
stored affair, made by Mrs. Lila Rowe
was adorned with a pair of Hose.
The hosts of friends OF both the brid
and groom join in wishing them
long. delightful voyage across the mat
rimonial sea.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-04-06
DECORATIONS OF YOUR HOME.
Are They Right.

Many experiments have been tried
upon animals with the object of as
pertaining to what degree they are af-
fected by colors and surroundings.
These experiments have proved be-
yond a doubt that some colors have a
disturbing effect, while others nave a
soothing and quoting influence; and
man, having many characteristics in
common with animals, is affected IN
similar ways.
IL does not matter whether a person
is conscious of being artistic" or not
whether educated to know good art
from poorer whether the natural
taste Is for the refined; all this Toes
not alter the fac that people are af-
fected. n way or another, by the
decoration on the walls Of their homes.
Take, for instance, the matter OF
hight; Ii a wall reflects q great deal
OF light, the room Is naturally brighter.
but II the room is already %abundantly
lighted from without, the result is a
glare which may produce an eye-strain
that is both painful and annoying.
SO, II can be readily realized that wall
papers have an important part TO play
In the decoration of homes, other than
the mere artistic purpose, and this
importance should be considered by
every householder, whether he is
about to ~Tedecorate or no.
For many years the impression had
full sway that good looking papers
cost a great deal OF money. Owing TO
modern machinery and the great
strides made dn Its manufacture, Il Is
now possible TO obtain good looking
wall papers at almost any price, and
the possession OF ugly and inharmoni-
Gus wall decorations Is entirely the
fault Of the person making the selec-
don.
Selecting wall paper Is very simple
yet there are so many things to be
borne In mind and considered, that
some OF them may be overlooked.
II is well to remember when choos-
ing the papers, that they do not show
20 the best advantage in samples only
a few inches square. Whenever II is
possible, a large sample should be
seen, for otherwise suitable and pleas
ing patterns are liable TO be ignored
ON account OF the unfair method OF
selecting.
Suitability Of design and coloring,
in relation to the architecture of the
room and he interior furnishings
should be considered, as wen al
whether many, II any pictures are to
be used. Nothing is more absurd than
the effect OF mammoth roses growing
out Of the top Of tho venerable grand
fathers portrait.
OF course, the use OF the room to be
decorated Is OF great importance. II
should always be borne IN mind tbai
It costs Just as much 70 hang a cheaI
paper that will not last long, as 4
does one Of a better grade vhcse col
ors and qualities are more lasting.
The amount OF money 10 be spen
should be divided among the direren
items OF interior furnishing, with SOM
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-04-06
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.

In the Probate Court OF Power County,
State OF Idaho.
Axel Widsteen, doing business under
the style and firm name OF Widsteen
Jewelry Company, Plaintiff vs.. X.
l.. Wolleson, Defendant.
The State OF Idaho sends greetings
to the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned TO APP
pear In the above entitled court to be
held at my office at American Falls
In said county In the above entitled
cause at 10 O'Clock q. m. upon the 4th
day OF May. 1915, and answer plain
tin's complaint against you as pray
ed in said complaint.
This action is brought to collect the
sum OF Two Hundred Dollars with
interest thereon at the rate OF 5 per
cent per annum from the 18th day OF
November. 1913, $4,000 attorneys fee
and costs OF the suit.
Witness my hand this goth day OF
March, 1916.
(Seal) (Signed) A. G. HAAG,
Probate Judge and cx-officio Clerk
OF the Probate Court.
w. X. Girls void, Attorney for Plain
tin, Postoffice, American Falls, Idaho
First publication March 23rd, 1916
last publication April 27th, 1915.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-04-06
PALACE OF SWEETS
ID. II. Runnion, Prop.
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING AND
ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day. 18th day Of April, 1916, the IN
nual school meeting and election In
and for School District No. 81, OF Pow
or County, State Of Idaho. will be
held at the school house hi said dis
trict.
At $3.50 o'clock p. m of said day, at
said school house, a meeting will be
held to select a judge and n clerk of
election, and to determine whether or
not the question of a special tax shall
be voted upon at the election; to fix
the rate of special tax which must
not be more than @ mills on each
dollar of taxable property in the dis
trict; to decide upon the length OF
school term to be voted upon, anG to
transact such other business pertain
ing to school interests as may come
before the meeting. The polls will
open at 4 o'clock OF said day. One
trustee will be elected for three years
in place of Edw. G. Roberts, whose
term will expire.
EDW. G. ROBERTS,
Clerk of School District No. 81
Power County.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-04-06
The Man With a Plan to Make Idaho
Taxless.

more than Sc, 900, 900 in the Twin Falls
country alone. My W county would
be glad to take 50, 900, 900 of 6 per cent
money TO replace an equal amount OF
about 8 per cent money.
To insure safety and reduce ex-
penses these loans should be made
by the county commissioner. the as
SCISSOR and tax collector approving the
application. Every court house has
all the data required. Make the u
~ responsible TO the state for the
payment of the principal, and have
the interest collected and remitted in
the same manner as state taxes. This
will prevent over-appraisement, the
presumption being that the legisla-
ture will provide hat no loan a be
made for more than a fractional part
of the assessed valuation. This will
absolutely protect the fund, and In
case the county is forced to ~foreclose,
a sale of the land Will reimburse 1t.
1t has been urged that this plan Is
impracticable and impossible. II If
impossible under existing laws, but
these laws are man-made and a be
changed. They can be made any way
the people want them made. These
are details that are under our owl
control. The question is not whether
we an, but whether we will. These
lands belong to the people of Idaht
and control Of them is vested In ths
people. They are ours to conserve
and increase, and through a proper US
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-04-06

Falls were recent weekend visitors
at the Adolf homes.
All the children and grandchildren
of Prof. Martin Radke met at his
home last Sunday to celebrate his
~fifty-seventh birthday.
Mr.. Fred Colfelt, who has been in
Oregon the past two weeks. is expect
ed home shortly with a carload OF
horses. During his absence. Mrs.
Colfelt and little son, Henry. have been
visiting the Adolfs. also her sister
Mrs. Smith, of American Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Martens Of Illi-
nois, parents of the Martens brothers,
arrived recently and are occupying
their large. new home. The house is
thoroughly modern, being heated with
hot water, and equipped with its own
electric light plant.