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The Washington herald., 1921-04-20
RIZPAH ELDoN

worlds Grestest clairvoysnt. rsinlst ana
Spirit Medium. hssdtsss ssilr froa 10 q
n. TO So l1ts ifh 81. nv, over
Pocabontas canty shep. n. Ts1l t-sie
The Washington herald., 1921-04-20
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20
PAGE SEVENTEEN
SUBURBAN FOR SALE

WbUkbAN fuk SALE
,Css6sssd.
Land ssles Co. SO issh 81 M.
= ST. NV. BET: srH . isrH srs-s
Moore q iinL veos.srs ssndlss.
i4TH ST.. NV, IN. FLA.' AvE.--sstofy
brick store and de ellinE: SfS0O0.
Moore q HE Woodward rBuildinf.
i4Tn sr.. BET. = Q sTs.-stos and .
doote q nm, woodwsrd auilsH.
sTH ST. Sc. bus. cor. nr. Navy "a, bus.
always good here. $500 JOHN p.
DoNoHoE 4 SONS. sI4 Pa. ave. se.
llTH ST. WEST SIDE, BET. T q o srs.-
Store and dwelling: S25. 900.
Moore Hill. Woodward Building.
18TH ST. NV. SR. sT.-Bus. bids. In
exceptional locstion $50. 900.
Moore Hill, Woodward Buisding.
th ST. Bus. COR. fr. dvg., % clos,
estate. 5000. JOHN v. DoNoHoE q
SONS. 3lt Pa. ave. se.
NEW YORK AVE. NR. srH sT,-Bidr..
store and apt; ss7.soo.
Good Hope road. near Nichols ave. Busi.
mes. prop. hne invest. pos. desired.
$3.50. wildnsn q Co.. 9th 4 Il.
y ST, M. I1rH sT.-ooes blds.; prosi-
nent location; $4,000.
Moore & Hin. Woodward Building.
18th. Mr. HARVARD sT.-s rooms sos
bath: h. W. H. $4,000.
Moore 4 Hill. Woodward Building.
sls l3THsT., PRICE. $50 600 DESIRABLE
brick nr. 18th and New York ave-; wide
lot TO alley: excellent for business p1t.
poses. n. L. sansbury q Co.. T2l 18th Of.
N. 5soI
H st. near Sd-Gocd future Cheap
| Petty and Petty,
1923 New York ave. Main 5lz7.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-5-rcon bunslIov;
furnace heat; elec.; gar; Se.Joo. J. D..
Gcrnan. Dist. Nat. Bank Bldg.
ROssLYN vA.-s rooms and bath; a. n. & I:
det.: $500. J. d. Garman. Dist. Nat.
Bank Bldg.
COTTAGE CITY. MD. $500, . m. q D..
man. Dist. Nat. Bsns Bldg.
Mt. RAISIER-5 rms. l. b. bunfslou, prac.
new. $3.50. Joseph g. zirkeI, 2o3 Colo
Bldg. N. 1855.
FALLS CHURCH. VA-io rms. 4 b., Is a.
sI2. 500. Joseph c. Zirkel. 2Os Colo. Bldg
N. 49s5.
NEW SIR, g., BUNGALo, H.-w.H.,
cleo. lot 1soI2Jo, best section. 5000.
GEO. c. WALKER. kresEe Bldg. llth q G.
es A. ADJOINING U. s. FARMS. MD. ?
homes. farm bldr., stock, $4,000: terms.
/ GEO. c. WALKER. Enesge Bldg, 1lth q G.
s R, B.. GAR. LOT 6oII3O. ONE BLOCK
cars. Hyattsyille, SO. 900. terms. blk. esrs
GEO. c. WALKER, kresge Bldg. Ilth 4 G.
NEW HOME. VACANT, LOT Iesr2so.
elec.. close cars. sl.T5o: $500 cash.
GEO. c. WALKER, Erssre BldE.. Ilth 4 g.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-20
AUCTION SALES

AUTOMOBILES
AND TRUCKS
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
AT wESCHLER'S
80 PA AVE. NV.
TODAY
I. O'CLOCK NOON
EncIuding DENLY Truck by order Il Z. s.
Marshall Eord and Maxwell l-ton trucks;
~ L. :. truck with motor hoist. 10 Chey-
rolst go Ford and othsr touring carr,
Oldsmohile town car and new inner tubes.
S-ssi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09
Sarmproouftcr
tnc0 Vaffcpoit.

Bore Suans6re or bciton6ia iprin
otter at faa Sag i icrife @renioae:
"a andre 6armpro6uftcr, % oct er
III mere LET for Dem at foa ioooanne
Norcr pe0 @enpttelien al Baffcpo.
item, mcObcIcr Sanobrlasbeparts.
mcntet. 5or Sarmerile err set en-
ellfcl og btuig Waabc' bporpaa at
faa iol5t fine Sarer. Taffepoiten
tnr ptit Jig at bore ct ppperIia Rib.
eel I'll at faa' iitanobraat bireftc
Sanoel Welem Erobuccnteu OIL
Sion'llmcrten meb gieniioia ltbbutte,
So~rlcnoeller al 9anoproouftcr
mco Eatfepoit er / itaoig itigenbe.
Set mao inibIcrtib crinbreg, at life
ole Erooufter cgner fig til oenne
SlagS Scfororing. 1e Sarmera.
inn bor faat igang birefte Sanbei
nlco altrocr siennem Gaffcpoit, ip.
rer Jig ieIofclaelig for at bolbe 90.
rcnes apaliiet oppe o. aisre S,rlb.
rafningen iaa tiItolenSe iom muIic.
'Genne 5remeanesmaabe arunbIea.
ger en- 9icnlioig 5ortroliJbeo mel.
lem be9ge Earter, iom ieien iifrer
og ~betrp9ger en- porenoe SaneeI fo-
Trcmtibcn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bar baot
lin Spmerficmbeb benleoct paa bcn
nc Sag, og bar | ben Mnlconina ub.
Gil Ell lioen BOO. iom b9rer Sitlen
Farmers Bulletin geo. 922, Bar.
eel Foit Wetbobs". @ogcns Sen.
iigt or at aipe iu~teresiereoc en- flor,
rctiuttcliG 6remitiuing al bporoan
Eaffcpoitcn fan beupttes | bette gie.
rco. Zen cir ~ubfsrlisc gnpisnin.
Ger ON, boorleoes Sarmeren ifaI
palsc fine aunbcr % oripe Sonoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09
GfteripprsieI.

Splpsnineer snifes ON Cars Mar.
tin Sereeniers nuo9renoe SpboloS.
lteb. geofommenoe efterisees al i'm
anmle Mor, Souiie &riitoiferien,
Cullen / Soien pr. Sronbbien, @or.
pe, iom life bar bsrt fra bam poo
oper Z aar. giterisste ubpanore.
til Imerifa ! SUM- 1910 % reiItc
birefte til GrotSton, Minn., bpor
Ian en- Eib bar boenbe / AIRS. Cars
Sfoses Stem, 7t9 WprtIe Street.
San bar oeslihen goot fietbt al
monae nprIfe Solf Ger | Spen. Sc
mere opbolot ban Jig / @ranb Sorts.
%. 8. Set er mulia of ban bar for.
anbret lit Iapn iii 2oilis Sfoqc.
Sans Irbeibe bar pGret oelpis pao
Saamsler / Groofston og Sfogar.
beioe Som 8%ienoemcrfc fan opgi-
res of ban bar ct Or miot / 8anben
eitcr en- SpuG. San bIir 81 Ior
SEN 1Ooe Sftober 1921. Wuligt
! pIpsninser bebcs meooelt Horipe'
e,an Section Soreigr 9anellaaa
Snformation Serpice, Is @eit 97tD
Street, Stem gorf Gitp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09

sSatusspsl,s q
E@GsA,sssss
haoaselh. Mn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09
Jorrctningsmotiier.
"afticielfabct Nprif &ntefnrt" iplts
praaniieret at z. =. Strap & 60.

On gesioenbeb al mere enbalminoes
lra getpSnins for S%tibsfarten, er bet
ublia itebfunbne Organization al "Gfs
t,eielifabet Sort Suteiart" al bet pels
t,enbtc norite Siruta e.. 8. Strap <
Co., S%riitiania.
0etie acrpani eiebe fire SampfibsH
l:nier a%riitiausianb Company. grce!'
iior Company. Sisfart Company %
Ntorif Rutefart % SeIItabct fanSt al
ell Sammenilutnina piIhe lfabe Setirs
oelier for Ell bebre Seticniu9 % iamtis
big YenaebeipareIie. Scrfor organize
rebes bisie 2inier til en- uuher bet Iiolt
mpnte Napn. 2. o. Stran 4 Cos 9e'
belle mcp SibcboIoelie al ben biotipiJe
InIine % BOG foretagiommc SorrtninaSs
gang. NesulGr Sart pprettes melem
Stem Wprt og noriie Gaunc, laapcIiom
meacm @eip s)ort on Gitcriisbapne. Der
or csina regulrr 2inieiorbinoelic MEL
lem Reu yort on &apuc | Sraiilicn %
S~rsentina,
"aftieielifabet Hprif Nutcfuris" ut,
tletapital er 1900, 600 aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09

III St9lp os Cpmuntrins i Grbeibet.
Ufr. Sstten toIteoe R~cnisbebens @lroe
ooer at tinne fua ian,Ies nteo fine 8reites
foit p9 bppe DEM peItommen. San ppers
1atfe penn og'aa en- itsrre Y~enecsape fra
g~senl91eoen o9 %cnnerne ion bar iomIet.
Ereren tatteoe for 8anen % for Oct
blerteli9c pcItommcn iom ban % hans
Saiiltlte bar blct n1ebt ntep. 9erpaa
liilgtc sang o9 Srn. 6oririitninser blcp
'~eroerct % a ltiItes n,cb SsIeIicn at,
at man hanoe ttIbragt en- Gftcn, iont
nia1eoc I'll Irbeibc % Sen i @ubs Nes
niebeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09

len Sorretnin9sm9siis meb beoite
l:bbptte buaoe for Jig ieIp % for
6unoerne.
gogcn fan erboloes gratis os
Ssranfo ON man ifrioer til 9epart,
ment Of agriculture, Gipiiion OF
Qualifications, @aibinston, 9. 6.
1crlans "Sarmers' Bulletin No.
922, 9arcel Hoit 9uiineis Ietboo$.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09
smaat nuf meb Srpbforn / @trbeu.

Wt1 Sro er MI engaitg Den, of bi
Narmere meb eobt Saab fan ie Srem.
tiben imsoe. Sg mango foritanoiee,
bra Nenneifer t9nfer og baabcr Set
iamme. SeIp lprbe Solf bar pi meb
% | Dor itore Crop al Sptimiiter.
Gfonomer peb SEEM gorf Statc Col.
Ieae of agriculture" regnebe for en-
SID iiben no for os, at Der life mi err
noaet Sperifuo al Den eanife @eroens
Iarsaplire, % at Der fslgeIig er
imaut nof meb grsoforn / @erben.
Gfulbe hi faa en- pibtreffenbe Ssrfe
eler anben Sfaoe paa slplingen / be.
tnoelig itore Strsg, bbor 9rsbforn er
en- oigtig aplina, iaa Der blep for.
hoIbspis faa baarlige aornaoIinqcr
Gerben oper iom / 1890, 1894 ener
1901, flnbe Der bli %aloorlia Wonael
baa Ssoe MI, % belle geroen trpngcr
Mab.
Oct fan enbnu fcmmc til at oiie
fla, of BET Sperifl,b al @rsn, Tom
cnbnu boloes ODER paa amerifanife
9Sarne, reprpieuterer beitentte Scr
bier, % BET fan b9nbe, at Sarmere,
ion enbnlt boIoer fine Iblinger fra
ifior, beroeb sier banoc fig ieIp og
Sen galife Serben en- ltor Sieneite.
Sbts Sorboloene bar ilige netop
nil, at De at SrngerSnsb biemisgte
2onbe / "ben gan1le @croen" flnoe
fire fig bort Sperifito, piIbe oct bog
life BIZ fort NOT til of fplbe 9ehppet.
Ran bebeper life bore noaen San.
TAFT, ON man / Ianbcn fer eobc 81.
ser for os Sarmere npite Ssit og
&interel, uboper, ifriber "Goirp
Tarmer". @erben mao ia issbe %
&lRoer. s ct boert Sal6 fan life hi
Sarntere gisre nprre / at perte oa
haabe paa gobe Siber, eno ON pi
preDcr at ie bare great / great og
enoale llo 9rene paa b%beranbrc. -
&raafa.
araafa ifiilbt man boloe Gie meo.
Gen err ofte 90 til 30 Iar aonrlncl
% er gobt fienbt / Iabplaeet, ifripcr
g. 90. Sacfion peb Wanitoba s(gri.
cultural College. Saa Srbtaget IBIS
qammel &raafe" bar i'm 9etponirg.
Gen err taftfliIb og opfinbiom, og Sen
fnn ~foronore fin 2ebepis % SpferieI,
alt efteriom Sorboloe oq SmitGnbig.
beoer freezer bet. s 0faisbeItet er
Den ofte onlfram flint til at funtc
fslge &aberne ieln / @raolpSnillgen
pm Worgenen.
Naar &raafa folnmer nor0pnl
Wtaisbcltet, er ben lige iaa flint til
ot finoc Si1glereoer, Slleleunger %
9Dainaer / ben tiblige Woreenitino.
Otter Srofoit fan Der iaa opfsre fla
rigtig ififfelig og pert = enbog
image paa CHRISTOPHER og Gut
tuorms" iblanbt. Spis hi aQe itob
iaa tioligt op ON Worgenen Tom
Sraafa. % bar lige iaa aarpaasl,e og
o0tpaaaiuenoe iom oen, pilbe oen til
ollie Siher ba Heipeft for cs o. bore
&ettigbeoer. araafa freezer, at ulall
boloer Goqt ODER oen % piicr ben,
bpor bens Slo0s er.
araofa begpnoer of bIi for tom og
for talrig. 30 Nlar Jitben LANCET
Ianitobas Sfolebarn ODER 100000,
% enbba bar pi Sperflob pao araa-
fer. Wcn ba hi pertet, of aroafa
'fllloe biGlpe os / &rtgen moo @rrs.
bopperne, bar Der in9en Groafcr at
bsre eller ie. Sort og goot: araafa
bar life ser netop ba. Den foretraf
DC ifogrige ggne irit ga o. pilbc for
Ell Sio bore, bpor De andre 5llgle
bar. Sor Ell Sltglcllngc or maaifc for
Ell 8raafe pGro oper so CHRISTOPHER,
og oct err nler letpinot at fange Den
pgiaa.
8lrnbe hi ppnne &roafa al nlcb
oens nopoer, piloe ben bli rlsbt til at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09
Fdrmen o. Bdven.
Htotssret Of en- prattiff farmer.

le9e no paa g9rene % 9rGricn, bpor
oeit tltltoe gisre Ell bel Gel 9ptte, ON
Den bare otloe. Gen fan boloes ppf
ira SsnIe9aarbe1 peo ct 9etperf al
Strenge eaer i'm Staaltraao, aroafe-
ltrGmsler eQer "Scarecrops" o. peo
at bore pao Sagt moo ber, oa ben
tltnoe bli boIOt ppf fra Suglene
rlrtot bore Stem, bpis pi ale logoc
an paa at boloe oen pef. ct 9srie,
ifiio euer TO for Saeen boIoer araafa
oGf ira et Steo.
Stortln9smanb &aptein Nlbert So
tobIeIt citerebe u1ber Ell ifarp 0cbat
! StortingsinIen for ca. 10 gar iiberr
tslgefoe Strofer al Ell gortmeI 8iie:
Seq ltpoer paa ell aroafc Ell, Lao
Den | 6reO faa gaa fin Bell" Welr
bopoe Den oierpe officer % 8oIi.
ttfcr npret Sarmer / ct fraofc.
befGn9t Streg Der / "oen me Ser.
Den" | Stcbet for norif Stortinos.
mano, tor ieg b9bbe Ell 8lltg IS. g."
pao, at ban bapoe iunget Ell amber,
9iie!
Gbinas Gseriurb.
Zen allnit at tltnne oe~oIigehoIoe
IgerioroenS Sri,atbarbeo o. @Gre,
eone gienllem Iarbunoreoer fan beoIt
lGres neb at itltbere Natltren. Ser
lttaa arbeibes / frlo Soerensitem.
lnelIe mco Nat,trlcpene, bnis man life
fer eQer ienere ifal l,barnte Sorbcn,
III Den life lpnger b9rer @rsbe. iser
Sfaberen iatte Wcnncifet / @bens
Saoc, bapoc ban ifabt Nltloioro al
lltge Waterialer, at Sorben funbc
%frembrillae alt, hpao Mcnncifct
trGn9tc for of funrte lepe. Si fan
ic oct al Sfabelicsbiitorien o9iaa,
llonr hi opmerfiomt ih,berer Den.
8uo 9ap ogiaa Wcureifet Soritai1b
til at gisre, bpab ser maatte aisres
Tor at foa Sorbcn til at febc FIN
Wano, iom oct bchcr. Set er bare,
llaar Wtall0elt foriemmcr at libpifle
lin Snteaigens, fin Soritanb, % Of
banole / Sarntont meo Iaturelns
Sope, of ban fontnter til of manale,
bpab ban trpltger til 9ipsopbolo.
China bar en- Siitorie, ser 9aar
Slt'tnoer al Iar tilbage. Oct or CT,
SiItorie, iom bore agricultural
icientiits" tltrbe ba goot Of of it,,,
oere! Sor GbinuS Igeriorb, eolnmcl
iom Den er, brsOfsoer oen Gag ibag
Ell gefolfning femten 8anee itsrre
pr. Icre enc Soreneoe Staters, naar
life Slomifaoc oe Ssrfc gisr Iibr9t
/ Den natltrligc 8roollftion.
Der ipnes bore De flareite 9epiier
/ Teroen pan, of Der / China er
Igerlanb, iom bGrer bebre Iplinger
MI END for 1000 Iar iiben. On baIc
Icre / China fsber en- Serion, iao
ban er baaoe frebelia og tilfrebs.
8aa oct amerifanife Sentiment bill
Der unber alminoeIig Sarnting tran.
ges 100 Icres for Opbolo til en-
Samilie paa 10 Gerioner, meb andre
Sro oper 10 IcreS pr. Yerion.
Semmeligbeben meb oelt cbilteiiifc
6arnlerS Selo og Srerugang er, at
ban er iaa opermaabe ioriigtig meb
at brin9e Igeriorbeu til6age melt
al, bpao ban bar taget ub al
Den. Sntet, Tom fan bppbe og bringe
Naeriorbcn o~rganiifc Stoffe % Sr-
mus, nlaa gaa tilipilbe. Sorbell
maa faa noget liae qoot ieien for,
bbao Der tages no al Ben til Spoe
for Wcnncifer og Gpr, melter oelt
Sarmer. Sntct er tabt, alt
paa fin rctte Tlaos igic1
WPnO, iom bar itl,beret chine.
fife Sorboloe nsic % gritnoigt, for.
os, of Sorben / sc tGttcit be
Strs1 / China err iaa %gienner.
al alc SlagS 8isbicIsitoifc,
at Solicit life fan oriffe ganOct ira
% SLIDER Der ltoet fsrit at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09

>~seieofsiAs,
Oct paaitas|
me M betaIs|
De betaIte ii
6orbnS|
illnger Oa Sn|
|lerne Poa n
par e tremtdl
iaa aImnS1
F at Oct true.|
|pi ia Ss|
Rsoer bod
q boor rnall
ON en- ieue;|
Fe tn6rsmma|
F9 Seieafsi.|
fctI nteIoN|
pm ale ense|
FitercS poo a
eaerS oI 81
Eetefontrata|
ogiao nest|
+ Wtnterb5e|
IfIao al al
en- 6OrminsI
Ionn iorIor.I
bltr negpI
tpo8tere ionI
ing. \
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09
The
w OIL
Company.

Hawkeye Gasoline og Faultless Auto Ollie kan faces we'd enhver
at wore 2l9 Hawkeye OK "Go-Gas" Stationer fem Slater:
Minnesota. Iowa. Illinois. Indiana og Kentucky.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09

Foutb @uIs.
Fatnltle Sen
Sano. q
Gel Of 2olp.
greober og.
kttebe. 6IsI
|leo eli 6ao.|
ofitanaa|
itob Gop|
Won fonS:|
40 pr. Suit
|r9f ieiIeSe|
o9 itrse|
| strGtnins|
|bolotes ocS.|
Stab al m1ts.
olfotg'te 9Tis |
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-06-24
DOLLAR DAYS
A BIG SUCCESS

Burley June 15.-Dollar Day proved
very successful for Burley. Trade
started out brisk early Friday morning,
and before noon It was necessary for
many Of our merchants TO replenish
their bargain counters with new stock.
Business continued good every hour
OF the two days. In fact they were two
of the biggest days Burley ever enjoy
ed from the standpoint OF volume OF
business. and our merchants are well
pleased with the results
They were also the two biggest days
the buyers ever enjoyed here. The
people had read the ads In the news
papers, and many came with these ads
In their hands 10 MAKE certain that
they secured just what they wanted
Dollar Day was advertised as a bar
gain time. The buyers we're looking
for bargains, and they were not dis.
appointed. A feeling OF good-fellOw.
ship prevailed during the two days
and aside from better understanding
between our businessmen and the peo
pie generally, the sales brought ou
several thousand dollars In coin anC
currency which had been held out o
circulation by individuals -Burlcy Bul
letin.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-06-24
TWENTY TWO PERCENT STATE
POPULATION READY TO FIGHT
Statistics Also Show That Fifty Four
Percent Of Population Is Old
Enough To Vote

Washington,- ID. c., June 10.-Ac
cording to the census Sb.3 per cent. or
more than one-third of the people in
the state of Idaho are either infants
or children under 10 years of age; SO
per cent are youths or maidens 15 to
19 years old; 37.4 per cent, nearly
two-ffths. are men and women in the
prime of life, being from 20 to A years
old; while 1873 per cent, being As
years of age and over, are well along
in middle life if they have not reached
old age.
The urban population as compared
with the rural shows some rather
striking differences in age. the per-
centage 20 to A years of age being
40.6 for the urban population as COM
pared with 362 for the rural, while
the percentage under 15 years of age
is 30.4 in the urban population as a
gainst 37.2 in the rural These differ
ences may indicate larger families OF
children in the country than in the
city. but probably indicates also the
/ fact that country children, as they
grow up have a tendancy to flock tc
| the cities thereby increasing the act.
live adult population of the cities al
the expense of the rural districts.
A little over one-half of the popula
tion, 542 per cent, are old enough tc
vote, being 21 or over; and in this
class the men outnumber the womer
in the ratio Of 131 to 100. The males
Of military or fighting age, Is to 44
constitute 40.9 per cent of the male
population and 22.2 per cent OF thu
total population.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-06-24
"T'NCLE TOMS CABIN WELL
PLAYED BEFORE LARGE CROWD
Little "TOpsy" Was 4 Picnic From
Beginning TO End
Songs Pleasing

"Topsy" and lawyer Marks kept the
audience to Uncle Toms Cabin
cheered through the stern and trying
scenes of the balance Of the play at
the Auditorium Theatre Tuesday even
ing. Main floor and gallery were both
well filled to sec the stage dramatl-
zation of that old play adapted from
Harriet Beecher Stoves famous book.
Little Eva" was not the Little
Eva" that we expected to see though II
could not be said that her part was
very weekly presented. Uncle Tom
was good and the plantation singers
and the cotton scenes were unusual
presentations in American Falls.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-06-24
BLACK CONSIDERS
TOWNSITE FIRST
City Planner Says Location OF Pro-
posed City, Health, Industries and
Class of People All Essential To
Proper Lines of Development.
(By r. V. BLACK.)

The first consideration in building
a new town is, of course, the site and
its adaptability to the probable needs
OF the community that it is expected
TO accommodate. The next thought
should be given to the kind of com
munity that is likely to develop. 1t is
to be industrial or residential? If in
dustrial, what is TO be the probable
type of industry? What will the citi-
zens be like? Will they be foreign
born, white, red, yellow or black
Will they be farmers, millers, or iron
workers? What sort OF streets and
homes will make them happiest and
recreation needs?
Many Factors To Consider.
Many factors enter 70 determine the
probable character of a community,
chief among which is its relation to
the surrounding country; the county,
the state and the nation. Again, there
are many questions: What are the
resources OF the country within trad
ing radius OF the town? Are they
mining, manufacturing, agricultural
or recreational? What is their eXtent
and how much more intensively car
they be developed? What are the To-
cal road connections? Do important
state or national highways pass thru
the town? Is there an important rail
road? What are the transportation
rates and how close is the market fol
all possibre local productions? Is tht
town located on a stream OF water
II so, is it nayigable or picturesque, Ol
liable to floods? Does the surround
ing country contain any points o
particular scenic. historical OF sport
ing interests? What are the develop
ed or undeveloped facilities for re
creation?
Health Important
Then there are still other thing
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-06-24

Arbon Valley will stage her biggest
celebration II the assistance of Ameri-
can Falls people will help out, ac-
cording 10 action voted at a meeting OF
business men in the office of Mayor
Sprigg Monday evening. The program
outlined above is In large part the
inducement offered local enthusiasts.
though a great many are planning TO
80 as a matter OF particular interest
IN the oil developments at Pauline
Plans call for automobiles leaving
American Falls Saturday morning ad
8 a. m. Cars will gather In front OF
the Hotel Remington and leave upon
signal from the committee In charge.
composed OF Mayor Sprigg, +. ID. Dur
kee and Dr. G. +. Schiltz. Banners
for every vehicle have been promised
by the Press. free OF charge. These
Will be worn on the wind shields OF
cars and TO acqualnt everyone with
the part American Falls is playing In
the celebration Every car owner
wishing a banner should notify the
Press office today.
Leave Hotel Remington.
Cars are asked 20 leave the Hotel
Remington IN a body in order TO make
their arrival at Pauline more pro-
nounced. II they leave singly they
will be arriving at Pauline all during
the day with the result that all ef-
forts VIII be scattered.
The Sunday order OF leaving Will
be similar 10 Saturday plans. accord
ing 20 the committee with the excep-
tion OF those who wish 10 enter Arbon
Valley through the south entrance.
The crops OF Rockland and Arbon VAL
ley are regarded as 80 beautiful at the
present time that several carloads ex-
pect 10 leave earlier In the morning.
tour both valleys and eventually re-
turn home from Pauline by way OF
the north road. This trip Is regarded
as particularly scenic at this time OF
year and will be a small education TO
people who have never made the trip.
Going The Limit.
Arbon valley people are leaving
: nothing uDdOne 10 make Saturday and
Sunday two Of the biggest days In her
history. Special invitations have been
made 10 the citizens OF Pocateilo.
Aberdeen. Rockland, Downey. Hol-
brook, Malad and McCammon. Meth
er time nor money seems 20 be con-
sidered In celebrating plans.
All events VIII be on the ranch OF
Thomas s. Toyne, located six miles
south and one mile east OF the Pauline
store. Visitors are requested to take
their bedding and remain over night.
Sleeping quarters viii be furnished
! free.
Investigate Drilling
Visitors will be able 10 see the drill
: ing already done on the Toyne place
and converse with officials.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-06-24
SELF DEFENSE WAS PLEA
Conclusion Reached In Hearing of
Most Spectacular Homicide OF Re-
cent Years In Power COunty-Ball
Arrested For Shooting Ed. Brandt.

w. H. Ball, who in the most spec
tacular homicide in Power County in
recent years, shot and killed former
Deputy Sheriff, c. H. Torrance March
18th last near Pauline, was declared
not guilty this morning after the jury
in the case had been out from yester-
day at five o'clock until $3.50 A. M. this
morning. Ball is thus acquitted and
will go free
Ball was Immediately arrested fol-
lowing the verdict, for the shooting of
Ed. Brandt the morning of March 18th
at Pauline.
Jurors who returned the verdict
were, Arthur Taysom, F. S. Roy, Elmer
Perry, B. c. Adams, Ralph Newman
John Thorne, Frank Arnold, Leroy
Nelson, Lou Householder, ]. w. Stamp
er. o. F. Hess and H. Confer.
Ball plead self defense and attempt
ed to prove that he was justified in
shooting up the Sheriff's posse be.
lieving that it was a mob come to take
his life. The verdict of the jury indi
Gates the extent to which his story
was believed.
The court room over the county
building was crowded to sufficatioI
wednesday ana thursday during ln'
progress of the trial. Electric fan
and opened windows did not provide
material relief from the summer heat
Nevertheless, the crowd did not mis-
single phase of the testimony ant
stayed all through Thursday afternoon
until Judge Adair had given final in
struction to the jury.
Jury Difficult To Get
District Court opened Monday witt
the examination of a special venire o
AZ prospective jurors. The venire
was nearly exhausted by evening an
only a few jurors had been chosen
Another special venire was calle
and exhausted by Tuesday noon nee
essitating the adjournment of cour
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