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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-16

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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-10-05
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received by the
secretary of Highway District No. l,
Power county, Idaho, up to five o'clock
p. m. October 10, 1917, for the con-
struction of a certain wooden super
structure bridge with concrete abutt-
ment and pier across the Port Neuf
river on the main highway from
American Falls, Idaho to Pocatello,
Idaho, and dividing the counties Of
PpweAa and Bannock. All proposals to
be~based upon the payments as made
by the said board of commissioners
of Highway District No. /, Power
county, Idaho, and the board of coun-
ty commissioners of Bannock county,
Idaho, and must be on forms furnished
by said Highway District No. 1, Power
county, Idaho, which proposals must
be accompanied by certified check on
an American Falls, Idaho, or POcatel-
10, Idaho, bank, made payable to the
board of commissioners of Highway
District No. l, Power county, Idaho, in
the amount of $4,000 as a guarantee
that the bidder will, if successful,
promptly execute a satisfactory con
tract, and furnish a satisfactory bond
in the sum equal to the amount Of the
contract conditioned upon the faith
full performance of the work and the
holding of said Highway District No.
l. Power county, Idaho. and Bannock
county free and harmless from all
damages. Plans and specifications
may be seen after September %, 1917
at the office of the secretary of High
way District No. /, Power county, Ida
no at American Falls, Idaho, or at the
office of G. W. Pomeroy, clerk of the
board Of county commissioners oil
Banpock county, Pocatello, Idaho. A
deposit of $500 will be required for
a copy Of specifications for said work
The right is reserved by the board
to reject any and all bids.
The further right is given to all
parties bidding to deposit their sealed
proposals with the clerk of the board
of county commissioners of Bannoch
county, at Pocatello, Idaho, during the
time and up to the dates herein men
toned. which bids are to be trans
mitted by said clerk of the board o.
county commissioners of BannocI
county, Idaho, to the board of com
missioners of Highway District No. 1
Power county, Idaho. Bids will bt
opened October Is, 1917, at clever
o'clock a. m. of said day at American
Falls, Power county, Idaho.
Dated this 9th day of September
1917.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, HIGH
WAY DISTRICT NO. 1, POWEF
COUNTY, IDAHO.
By r. B. GREENWOOD, Chairman
ATTEST: WILLIAM SCHMIDT,
Secretary.
q 90 ~ : 70
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-10-05

this island and my hands aren't tied?
What's your manner"
You can find me any time you like
In the editorial rooms in the New York
Planet, and my name is Blainey."
Not Montmorency Blainey. the dra-
matte critic?'
That's the one" | was gratiied
that my fame had spread so far.
They say" quoted the reporter,
that you are the worst dramatic critic
In New York"
That is an enviable distinction" l
murmured, lin a place where they are
so numerous and bad"
What | mean is that you are the
most severe. If a play gets praise from
you it's sure of success
well, hardly that" | explained. 81
have picked a good many winners.
that's ALL"
The young man looked up at me.
i've written a play" he announced.
only oneT' I asked with simulated
interest. Almost every person in the
United States has written one play.
To attain distinction you must meas
ure YOU dramatic achievements by the
bushel."
But mine is different"
Yes? Wherein lies the d~ifference?"
Mine is going to be produced"
That may or may not be an advan-
tage."
with your help it is going TO be an
advantage"
How is thatT' inquired politely.
with a sinking %premonition Of what my
part was going to be.
when the play is produced you are
going to hail II as the great American
play Of the century. No matter IL the
other critics condemn it. they viii quail
fly their criticism when they note your
enthusiasm. They will go again and
discover subtle merits that escaped
their FIRST attention. Started by your
~panegyric. its fame will grow the pub
lie will attend. | shall get contracts for
more plays and I shall have arrived
VERY clever. | sneered but your
play is probably rotten and shall tell
the public so
Then IN tell an I nov about whaf
mas happened ou E;recu's Is and. anI
shall hint a. . .u 81 thiu.s : dou
know - ,or rec ro iSe INV
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ed artist.
Lets see it," Blaney demanded
dOubtfully.
She handed it to him.
HIM" He examined It closely.
you got this for me? The b is all
right, but this other initial looks like
an NJ"
NO, it doesn't, dear" she said
That's an old English N The old
E%nglishmen did things differently.
Their Ms always looked like Ms
I've known lots OF old Englishmen."
oh" the young man said, slipping
the ring on bis finger. Thanks aw-
fully. dear"
That was the end OF my ring.
Bill johnson ambled up to our party
with a triumphant grin on his face.
"She shall run" he announced. For
81 she shall take everybody to Fair
View"
That's a lot to pay if you've ever
spent a day in Fair View" said the
prospective bridegroom. Nevertheless
| will pay it and ask you all to come
to our wedding and the wedding break
fast"
Gould it be possible" Captain Per
.kins asked, ito have the wedding
breakfast frsty"
Il think it could" laughed Blaney.
Come on, everybody" invited Vida.
l started to follow the others, but
vida dropped back to my side anc
whispered, you're not invited"
what" | exclaimed, startled.
You're not supposed to come"
why not?"
IF l we're you. | should get lost II
the woods somewhere. You might run
into something to your advantage"
Il couldn't. What would she thinl
OF me-
Try it and lind out" Vida smileC
at me quizzically. I'm a woman my
self. aud | can guess. You won't nee'
to make any advances. Don't yo'
want her?"
Yes. answered.
Then don't bother about any one
else's Wedding breakfast. Just atten,
to youl 1wu."
"She engaged to Bopp," | protested
feehiy
"I0aake you angry she whispered
Il OF talk TO you any more becaus'
Ne 'etting red behind his ears
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posite me was empty. a slender dg-
ure was s%tealthily making for the shell
ter of the thicket
When | had caught her and punished
her as she deserved for desertiOn I
still held her tight in my arms for fear
she would escape me again.
by the way" l asked casually some
time later, where would you Ike to
spend your honeymoon"
She considered a moment and then
parted her lips in a slow smile.
Il think I'd like to spend our honey
o In a dining car"
THE END.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-10-05
FIVE
FRIDAYS
By
RAM r. "A
esc
Copyright. by Frank A. Munsey
Company
CHAPTER XVIII.
A Happy Party.

- Happy FdFtJs
"HB man departed and after an
interval returned with three
passengers, two of them unmis-
takably Mrs. Green and Mr..
Clair, the other a United States fed
eral officer. Mrs. Green was decorated
with-a handkerchief, which was tied
over her mouth.
II had to gag the dame" explained
the marshal "she kept yelling all the
time"
The look which the ~disheveled lady
In the red ball gown cast upon Uncle
Sans representative probably burned
a hole In his aura which will never
heal up.
Remove the gag" the revenue Off
GER commanded.
wait" Vida requested; wait until
after l have identified her"
That was a wonderful inspiration on
Vida's part. AS the two ONE had
never set eyes on each other before,
Mrs. Green might not address Vida
as her own offspring as soon as the
power of speech was restored to her.
"If you say she is your mother it is
all right" said Yida's new conquest
CALAMITY. "You may remove the hand
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-10-05

That a that he is f~earfully jeal-
GUS. l must run along and be scolded.
Think 1t over"
She skipped blithely to the side Of
her o o to be lord and master (may-
be-, smiling into his face with a look
so childlike and i%ngratiating that
Othello would have eaten the bolster
himself had he been in Blaney's shoes.
Mrs. Green halted the procession.
81 can't go without Lucille"
"Mr. Blainey will explain II to Lu-
cile," Vida assured her, taking my &C
quiescence for granted. you see, l
need you terribly because l have no
other friend with me. My own
mother her lips quivered.
"Im sorry" said Mrs. Green. Has
she been dead long?"
"she isn't dead, but she's in a stock
company in st. Louis"
"You really ought to go to the main.
land" I said, thinking to help matters
out, Sin order to bring back some
clothes for Lucille"
whats that?" Mrs. Green turned
Hasn't she any clothes onT"
Certainly" Vida hoped into the
breach s~urefootedly, she has plenty
of clothes on, but they would not be
suitable for her to wear to 60 over tC
the mainland and register at a hotel"
Vida spoke the truth almost as con.
vincingly as she lied.
"Please come" she urged.
"ITl 60" decided the older woman.
Fortunately she forgot that her OWL
costume was a trife bizarre for 6
morning wedding, even in Fair View.
I conducted the company to the docl
and saw that they we're made as com
Portable as possible In the Merr!
Widow.
BILL" / commanded. get that row
boat that Mr.. Blaney rowed over Il
and tie 1t on behind the Merry Wild
ow."
l departed for the summer house
vaguely wondering If l could silenc
the reporter without using ~chloroform
When l entered the summer house b
eyed me with a cold cleaning sort 0
hate, that made me think Of Italia
daggers or Malay krisses.
"If | let you GO I began the parley
how much will you take to shut D
and not ask any questionsY'
Nothing doing 10 declared withor
n~esitauon. I'm going to get you an
I'm going to get you good"
That's all right" I conciliated. "Yo
can get me just as soon as you like, bl
all l ask is that you do nothing to Il
jure some perfectly harmless people,
He looked at me keenly.
you're not the caretaker here, as
thought, are your
why, no." I replied modestly, "n'
In a professional way anyhow"
"Who are your His newspaper 1
stinct made him put the usual que
tons In spite of his dislike.
I'm just a guest" | said.
Il know, but where shall ! find yc
If you dare meet me when we get G
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many hours when talk had been our
only substitute for food. Tootles had
some " everything, including tea,
which proves to my mind ~conclusively
that she isn't a regular dog. But no
more Of that.
I'm sorry" my vis-a-vls said at last,
leaning forward with her chin resting
on the backs Of her clasped hands, I'm
sorry to be sitting In the place Of
some n else whom you would prefer
to have here" Then she added, with
a little sigh, THAT is, If you would
prefer some one else"
Il would and 1 wouldn't" l smiled.
II am trying to imagine that 0 are
she"
"In these-in this costumeT"
1T is difficult to imagine her dressed
as you are, but not impossible. I adj
nit, though, that it would be easier to
picture you In sher dress than her In
yours"
"Why did she not conner"
II have %dlspleased her"
IF she has been angry it must be
that she forgot for the moment how
brave you are and how kind"
"She said she never wanted to see
me again"
And you said you would never enter
her house again. Yet you broke your
word when she was In danger, and she
was very glad TO see you indeed" She
reached across the table impulsively
and laid her small brown fingers In
my palm.
what would you do In that caseT"
"Id come and find you she answe
ed, "and when I'd found you, I'd put
my hands in yours, just like this, and
I'd ask your forgiveness for being a
cross, cranky, old maid"
But she isn't an old maid" I held
her fingers tightly.
She'll be twenty five tomorrow"
She laughed. And If a girl isn't mar
ried by the time she is twenty-five she
is an old maid"
Then she'll never be an old maid" l
declared, because by this time tomor-
row she'll be married-that Is" l add
ed, "tf she'll accept a stout, middle
aged man for a husband"
There isn't one on this island" she
declared, looking at me with shining
eyes. "You cant claim to be stout
when our belt nearly reaches around
vou twice. Montv " sho cove nv haud
a quick little squeeze, you're a DEAR
aWiii you marry me?" I asked
"Of course. decided that long ago.
Do you suppose I'd let any man see me
In this costume unless be was going to
marry me?'
1 pulled her toward me.
Excuse me, folks" said a voice, 81
hate like the deuce to butt IN on the
Sothern and Marlowe stuff and I GER.
tainly have enjoyed it, but I've got to
make a getaway and I can't do a Bro
die out Of this tree without disturbing
you"
We looked up at the anxious face Of
Kent peering between the branches.
THAT revenue boat is coming back
and it's a cinch they're going to gel
? me this time If / stick around this
/ dinky island. I've got to beat it"
He scrambled down.
"How can you get awayT I asked
The launch" be explained briefly
"I've been fixing her up on the q. {
this week getting ready for an emer
gency. She looks good for fifteen mile:
an hour"
sixteen" corrected Lucille.
"All the better then. I'll lose en-
u there. l don't suppose you tive
= doves will mind If ! keep EN- so busy
: that they amt got time to land Mr.
= Bopp for an hour or So" He grinned
: Not a bit" I answered. "GooC
luck"
He started for the cove. ! watched
him out Of sight.
When l turned back the bench OF
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-10-05

We walked up to Inspect the ruins.
II was as nice and complete a set of
rtins as / have ever gazed upon. Moth
Ing was left to the imagination-the
whole business was ruined.
While we were engaged In that
mournful amusement a tall. muscular
young man walked Into our circle and
demanded, where Is Upton S. ClairT'
"Nedr' Vida exclaimed, rushing to-
ward him. She stopped when she saw
his face.
He brushed past her.
Ned Blaney!" shouted Clair, joyful
ly advancing toward the young man.
you %treacherous houndP' Kissed
Blaney, gazing on that whiskered
travesty without smiling. you stole
the only woman | ever loved away
from me. Heart breakerl"
II couldn't help It," Clair admitted
Viper" yelled Blaney as he fell on
his friend.
1t would have been a fairer fight If
Clair had not been hampered by his
skirts. AS 1t was, It ended with Bla-
ney athwart Glars back, grinding his
nose into the dirt.
Il give upr' choked Clair. "T1l mar
ry her"
Marry herr Blaney shook his
friend again. Not while l live"
Isn't that what you're trying ia
make me do2" Clair expostulated as
well as be could. 81 don't want to,
that's certain"
Don't you see, Ned" vida interrupt
ed soothlngly, "he doesn't want to mar,
ry me. Your outrageous Jealousy has
led you into making mistakes again"
I'm sorry" ~corroborated Blaney,
1--we been under a terribly nervous
strain over all this, and first l was
afraid Vida was lost In the storm.
was nearly frantic till l got hold of 6
r0wboat and anne over. 1t was an
awful pull in the sea that's running out
there. But it's all right now. You must
all come over to Fair View to see Vida
and me get married this morning"
Clair was listening to all this In {
sort of dazed wonder.
Don't I have to marry herr" be
asked.
Have to marry herT' echoed Bla
ney good naturally. "Why, you ole
rhinoceros, you couldn't trap a girl int
marrying you ven If you dressed ~
like Mrs. Katzenjammer to please her
But she said began Clair.
Vida flashed an imploring look at me
Clair could still do a good deal Of dam
age If he revealed all that she had SAT-
and done trying to win that wage
from me.
"She said" l repeated, brushing OF
and adjusting Glars skirt, which haI
suffered sadly from his rough and tum
bic encounter, "she said that she knew
/, she would like you because you were
friend of Mr.. B~laney's."
, stop pinching my legT" roared Clail
. falling to get the significance of m
signal and whisking his skirts out o
my grasp. He glared at me balefully.
Blaney laughed. The picture Clai
made obliterated the recollection Of hi
: jealousy for a moment. Then b
caught sight of my seal ring on Vida
hand.
whats that?" he demanded.
THAT echoed Vida blankly, turn
. ing the ring on her finger. She had fol
gotten that she was wearing it. "Tha
is a seal ring"
Yes, | see it is" admitted her danc
sarcastically. Your explanation so 70
is perfectly satisfactory"
, Il got it for you" she pouted. 'bu
: l don't know whether to give it to 70
or not"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-10-05
FOR GALE

State land and homestead relinquish-
ments in the Melba country, improved
or unimproved. under U. S. reclama-
ton service. write
CUSHMAN & ZIEGLAR.
Nampa, Idaho.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-10-05

We still believe the Russians will
win in the long run.-Toledo Blade.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-10-05
XIX.

wv WIEN Vida had definitely cast
AA/ herself for the part she was
wv going to play she went ahead
with the certainty of a train
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-10-05

9-2S 10-5-12
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-04
Wilmington Club Stag Has Spoon
Shoot on Saturday Program

At the Wilmington Trapshooting AS
ISOLATION on Saturday the monthly con-
test for A. A. T. A. spoons will be held.
The Wilmington Trapshooting Assocl-
alton Is affiliated with the American
Amateur Trapshooters Association, Of
which John Philip Sousa Is president
and which has headquarters in Balti-
more.
The local club has a larger number
OF members AFFILIATED with the national
body than any other club In the
country Each month the national
body gives the Wilmington Trapshoot-
ing Association a spoon for each twelve
OF It's members who are affiliated with
the A. A. T. A. The local club is now
getting nine spoons each month.
On Saturday the spoons viii be shot
for on a flfty-target program. The
handicap committee may decide 70
have the trophies shot for on a dis
lance handicap basis. This committee
Is composed OF H. p. Carlln, C. T. Mar
tin and ID. 5. Wood. They are to meet
tonight to revise the classes and ar
range the handlcaps for the fall season.
II Is likely that a match for the A.
B. Richardson memorial cup will be
shot in the near future. Eugene r.
dupont, the present holder, has been
challenged by L. r. Beauchamp Of
Harrington, who is also the present