American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-06-15
FOR 4TH
MEANS GOOD TIME
Parade At $3.50 VIII Be Followed BY
Patriotic Meeting AT Auditorium
Then viii Come Afternoon OF
Sports.

The Fourth of July celebration in
American Falls will begin at $3.50 a.
m. when the American Falls Military
Band will lead the parade from the
Remington Hotel to the Irene Theatre
and return to the Auditorium where
patriotic services are scheduled. Hon.
Milton H. yelling, former congress-
man from Box Elder County, Utah,
will be the orator of the day accord
ing to the announcement of the COM
mittee in charge of the program.
Mr. yelling is reported 20 be one
of the best orators in the intermoun-
tain country and is widely known for
his keen interest in politics and pat
riotism He will be introduced by r.
b. Greenwood who will preside dur
ing the services at the Auditorium.
Following the opening of the SER
vices will be the reading of the Decla-
ration of Independence by Miss MIL
dred Evans who has won considerable
distinction in dramatics at the Malad
High School, She is the daughter OF
L. L. Evans, Sr., An appropriate mus
ical program will be given in conjunc-
tion with the speaking
Indians To Play.
The American Falls Indians will
play either Ross Fork or Pauline be-
ginning at p. m. the fourth. These
! two teams will play a preliminary
game between two and four o'clock the
afternoon of the third of July. The
winner will then play American Falls
the afternoon of the 4th. A large de-
legation of supporters will be in
American Falls to pull for the visiting
teams which are reported the strong
est they have been for several seasons.
A half fare, or 25c will be charged
for each game.
One of the most interesting events
during the afternoon will undoubtedly
be the Kitten Ball game between the
older men and the High School girls
Both teams have numerous players Of
ability and close game is predicted
Sport Program.
The High School Girls team viii
line up as follows: Maude JosephsoR
Alys Howard, Freda Howard, Mildred
Evans, Norma Alfred, Orpha Sweeten
Ruth Thornton, Ruth Stanger, Thelms
Mcbride, Janet Schiltz, Dorothy
Schiltz, Mildred Bailey, Clara Cotterell
and others.
The lineup of the men is announced
as follows:
E. 3. Earring, LIST base; Pete Nelson
short stop; George Kelley, second
base; James Buffers, 3rd base; d. A
Black, left field; F. r. Meadows
center field; d. Cool, right field; W
H. Philbrick, pitch and L. L. Evans
Sr., catch.
Following are list of sport events
and the qualifications for entry:
| Free-for-all slow race for Fords in
high gear Must be regular stock
cars; first and second prize.
Wheelbarrow race for boys under
fifteen (Push each other ON handsl
first and second prize.
Squaw race, fifty yards, free for all
| Mems pack race. 40 yards, tive
prizes.
Bike race for boys age Is.
Bike race for boys aged IL.
Calithumpian parade, prize to bt
awarded the best represented char
acter.
Girls race so yds., IS years or under
Two prizes.
Girls Race, so yards, 12 years o
younger. Two prizes.
Sack Race, free for all 40 yard:
Two prizes.
Wheelbarrow team race, 100 yard
round trip. Change riders, tw
prizes.
Fat Mems Race. so yards, Tw
prizes.
100 yard dash, free for all, two prize
Boys race, under ten years, so yd
two prizes.
Woman's race, free for all, so yard
two prizes.
BUBBLE PARTY FOR FLORENCE