American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-05-14

ten years. Don't miss it. Auditorium
Saturday and Sunday.
Table salt one cen the pound at
the Riverside. This salt got a little
hard from moisture but can easily be
broken up for table use. Tel. 10.
S. S. Murdoch, chiropractor, will be
in Aberdeen Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. His office in American
Falls will be closed on those days.
THE Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin"
the picture that has broken more
house records than any picture ever
shown. will be at the Auditorium Sat
urday and Sunday.
c. NJ. Parr was up from his ranch
in the Heglar country the first of the
week, and reports crop prospects ideal
in that section, al they are almost
everywhere this season.
William Morgan of Neeley returned
from Ririe, Saturday morning. where
he had been in attendance at the fun
eral of James Morgan, a brother.
Three of his brothers daughters re-
turned with him for a short visit.
D. ". Davis stepped on the edge of
a cover to a coal hole in a sidewalk
at Blackfoot last Friday night, when
it gave way and gave him a bad fall.
His face came in contact with the
sidewalk and a cash vas cut in n
shin which had to be sowed up. The
cut has become infected and is giving
him a little trouble.
An extension of time until July l
has been granted Clarence McCul-
Tough to report at Camp Lewis. He
was slated to go the last week in this
month. He is engaged in wool sorting
in Wyoming, the work being of suf-
ficient Importance at this time as to
justify giving him an extension until
his work is completed.
W. H. Cleare of Pocatello delivered
a splendid talk at the Methodist church
Sunday morning on val work and the
duty of church people toward it. His
mission was to interest Methodists in
III l1O III " laAOC q .
to equip army chaplains to do their
work. He told of visits to army and
navy training camps. of what he had
learned of the needs by personal as
ISOLATION with the boys and by obser-
vation. He made N of the best ad-
dresses that have been heard here on
val subjects.
First Cook Harvey Beatty of B COM
pany, Saith Machine Gun Battalion, ar
rived from Camp Lewis Sunday. He
was en- route to his old home in
Pennsylvania to visit his father. who
has been quite sick. Since coming he
has received word that his father is
much better and will not go east now,
feeling that he will probably be trans
ferred to the east within the near fu-
ture and can make the visit then
Harvey is feeling fine. and brings good
reports from all the Power county
boys who are still at Camp Lewis.
o. r. Baum has been spending much
OF his time in Rupert of late, where
he is one of the attorneys in a case
that is stirring Rupert from center
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growth of feeling between E. r. Dam
pier, a prominent attorney, and Other
leading citizens. of several years du.
ration, the cause of which is unknown
outside the Rupert locality. Recently
it. is claimed that ome two score OF
Dampier's enemies conceived the idet
of giving him a Goa of tar and feathers
but were blocked by being discovered
Eighteen of the men have been arres
ted, including the sheriff, the deputy
postmaster and the mayor of the city
Word has been received that Lieu
tenant Sam Forter has sailed foi
France and that Mrs. Forter has re
turned 10 Ogden to live with her par
ents until his return. Mr.. Forter lef
here for Philadelphia several weeks
ago and it was understood was as
signed to work at one of the shipbuild
ing plants as an engineer, but this re
port vas probably an error. Sam ha'
been DESTROYS of going to France TO
a long time. and said when he lef
that the one thing he feared was tina
he would be detailed to duty in thi
country and not be permitted to go
Lieutenant Forter is an UNUSUAL.
competent man and will make goo'
wherever he is placed.
See The Kaiser, the Beast Of Der
lin" then go out and buy more va
savings stamps, plant more war gar