American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-11-13

Inc LADIES' Ala society Will nave
charge OF the affair.
AT the conclusion of the morning
services at the NJ. f.. church Sunday
morning Carl $. Ridden was received
into full membership. Mr.. Rudeen
has been accepted for service in the
army and may be called at any time
to enter a training camp.
II. G. Enrich brought a 16-pound
sugar beet up from his ranch neal
Burnley the first Of the week. A sugar
factory is to be built within half a
mile Of his place, and he is confident
~ looking forward to a rise I'm real
estate values.
John McCool left Sunday night for
Camp Lewis, Washington, as the last
man in Power county's quota under
the selective draft. In all Power
county sent forty-eight men to Camp
Lewis. Two were returned leaving
forty-six still at the camp.
j. J. Unruh was In from his farm
near Aberdeen Monday. His daughter,
who is a missionary in China, came
near having to leave hat country
when China declared war upon Ger
many. but upon proving that she was
m America citizen was permitted to
remain. Miss Unruh left here a lit
tie more than a year ago.
DR.. Altree. dentist. opened up Off
ces In the Evans State Bank building
last week. According to the doctors
statement he has never missed a meal
but had to postpone several his first
week here on account of the rush of
business. He thanks his friends for
their patronage and hopes ere long
TO catch up.
Mrs. Margaret Call Morris enter
tanned at dinner last Tuesday in non
or Of Gilbert Hunt and Adie II. Lee
brick who left Wednesday for Ameri-
can Lake to join the selective draft
forces. Covers were laid for fourteen.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Allen. MIR. and Mrs. William
Howard, Or. and Mrs. Vance. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Hartley. Mir. and Mrs. Hunt
and Miss Sarah KOhlhepp.
Some of the violators Of the traffic
ordinance are going to get a chance
to enrich the Golfers Of the city
treasury If they continue to break the
law by cutting corners and driving on
the wrong side of the street, is the sub
stance of an order issued to the city
police by the council at its last meet
ing. According to the officers the
violations have been frequent and
this action was taken to bring some
Of the wilful law breakers to time.
On Friday. November 10th at the
Auditorium. the New York Producing
company will offer Kirke Lashelle and
owen Wister's beautiful stage version
Of the latter's famous novel. THE Vir-
g%inian' with a carefully selected cast
and one of the most complete scenic
and electrical productions ever sent
on the road. This is perhaps the most
successful book play ever produced.
II is said hat Kirke LaShelle made a
fortune u of it before his death,
since then it has added another for
tune to that which he left his widow.
An investigation of the potato losses
from freezing in the vicinity of Idaho
Falls, discioses that a shortage of la
Dor in harvesting the crop vas respon-
sible for the larger part of the loss
es. II Is reported that American la
horers demanded $40 and $12 a day,
and would not work but a few days
at any price. This report is official,
aud shows how ornery men can be-
come. Such men deserve TO be in
termed along with recognized enemies
of the country. or be forced to labor
on public works. We need nOt worry
much about alien enemies 50 long as
American workingmen are free to
show their lack OF patriotism In so in
sOlent a way.