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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-08-21
Fan-FIsme Spark Plugs

Will get your Ford car farther on
a gallon of gas than any other
spark plug. The best and mosI
economical spark plug on 4 .
market. Call at the Filler Black
smith shop. J. ). McFlligott.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-08-21
NOTHING BE T TE X in
southern Idaho. Income
property paying 10per cent
net on $4,000. Can ar
range terms. Ii interested
see A. b. Wood.

II. II. Schildman. wbD owns q
couple VI lots on Main street, Vn
Monday without consent of The
authorities or the public, moved
the weeds and cleaned up the iuts
This 10 such a radical departure
from custom ia this town that
Schildman is in danger OF being
mobbed by some property owners.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-08-21

Mrs. John Walker was a Bull
visitor Wednesday.
james Penny and family and
Otto Sealey aud family left Sun
lay for weeks ou.ing at oho
shone Basin.
Mrs. Shaffner aud daughter,
Mary. and Mr.. aid Mrs. Bob Lee
d children left this week for an
outing at Guyer Hot Springs.
Miss Francis Tanner, who bad
been visiting her aunts- Mrs
sarah Young and Mr- j W
Tanner. returned to her home al
y naba last week.
j. II. Dor-ey AMI family &"
y bra.ka have been the guests ui
q A. Dorsey AID family the past
week Mr. J II Darcy j.
principal Of the school. az Hebron,
\ sbr aud l. br other e. . A
Dorsey
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Comforting Food treatments.

As have said very frequently IN
n this column, no woman is beau
rul when her feet hurt Foot trou-
bles are so easily avoided that It
seems a pity anyone should suffer
from so unnecessary an evl.
You must. OF course. wear the pro-
per sort OF shoes. even though you
sacrifice beauty. or what you think IS
beauty. in footwear. No woman can
crowd her toes into long pointed
shoes or set Up her body an exag-
eerated heels without suffering from
it al some time. Fortunately the
snort Vamp shoes with the rounded
toes are coming back into vogue
Meantime Few suggestions for re-
moving corns might be found use
ful- Corns are nothing but AZ ahnor-
NAL rEicEeninE Of the skin, usually
on the feet. sometimes on the hands
They are caused by continual Pr
sure or friction. and occur in two
forms--hard corns on all exposed sur
faces and soft corns that come be-
tween the toes
Hard COINS are shaped somewhat
Ike cone and ir IS the apex. or point
Of this cone pressing upon certain
pain. such corns may be treated By
soaking the feet in warm soapT
water until this callous skin IS
scftened, then filing or pairing off the
dead tissue This, OF course. must be
done very carefully so as not 10 toucn
any Of the live skin A few layers Of
the call0us can be removed at time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

T. L. alalna
Cape Alsop predicts that some day
the widow Of the Bear Ford neigh
borhood VIII marry some innocent
bystander.
As the checker playing season is
now al hand it Is expected there will
be a great falling of in Bub Smoth-
erss grocery business as Bub viii
never get 20 wait on a customer when
he is engaged IN an interesting game
OF checkers.
Bill Crab says IL would be vel in
many cases II some would burn the
bridges before them
Zero Peck SAYS his vie never
seems to begin TO think until after
she gets her mind made up.
Yam Barlow. who has for some time
been driving stubborn team OF
mules at the saw mill at Bear Ford,
has been attending the revival trying
TO get religion, and the proprietor Of
the mill IS trying TO discourage this,
as Yam has the proper vocabulary 10
set tie best results fro mth-s mule
team and 10 is feared If he should be
converted be might have TO curtail
this vocabulary 70 such extent that
IL might render him Inefficient as a
mule team driver.
The postmaster has about come TO
the conclusion that no man is too
ornery TO be loved by a dog.
A pimento is a red pepper that has
cot into society.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
4 Make Long Auto Trip
From San DIEGO To Boston

Boston. Mass, Nov. 27.-San Diego
TO Eoston-in an automobile con-
structed with a special body contain
ing beds, cooking apparatus, etc. over
the santa Fe trail. is the accom-
plishment OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fearing
gil. Of san Diego, and Mrs. and AIRS.
John i. Kelly, Of ROXbury.
In travelling across the continent
Mr.. GIL had no engine difficulty
Using solid rubber tires saved tire
trouble.
After a few days visit in Boston
with Mrs Gill M GIL VIII motor 10
Florida and pass the winter.
The body OF the auto Is six feet IN
width and six feet in height Seats
for Messrs. GIL and Kelly were In
front, while in the rear were two
more seats for Airs. Gil and her sis
ter. Mrs Kelly. The latter seats were
removable, and at night were re-
placed with cots Three stoves were
carried, one a gasoline stove. and
upon these meals were prepared On
either side Of the body at the bottom
were pockets where food was stored.
and under the main floor were com
partments for storage
The machine is covered on all sides
so that at night the party would park
the automobile and pass the evening
in the machine
Coming through New Mexico they
told Of coming upon a rattlesnaze-
u made a lunge for the tires and was
shot by Alr. Kelly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
The old Family Album

'hE accompanying likeness OF VIII
FL Pelphrey. county attorney. was
taken at the age Of seven years. when
he was Twin somewhere IN west
Texas. His father, s. E Pelphrey,
now living at French. N IL, was a
contractor. and he moved about 50
much that Wm doesn' E remember
where he lived all the time, but, after
first seeing the light Of day in John
sen county. Texas, lear Cleburne, on
Dec. g, 1881, he remembers that In
80 they landed in Pecos and after
thar they lived successfully in Ell
Paso. Carlsbad. Roswell, Las Cruces
and Alamogordc-
Young Pelphrey first came to Fl
Paso in 1873. when he was u years
Of age. the family remaining mere ere
-lntu 1855 lie returned mere l5s
last time, 10 settle down and stay IN
1913
Young Pelphrey got his first rea5
Job in q sawuill at AlamogoIlo anu
there he lost his left hans in 1889 he
had already developed reInar k-loIe
Qualities as an athlete and was play
ing on the Alamogordo base1alL team
The accident did not interfere Win
his athletics however for ne went
right on pitching as soon as ne sot
out Of the hospital
in 1900 ne went 70 Las Cruces TO
enter the New Mexico A. & IL college
and he remained through 1903 Mhlle
there be served as captain Of the
baseball team, the football team ana
the track team. and established the
New Mexico intercollegiate record Tor
100 Yards by doing Il in 10 % seconds
The record still stands.
In 1908 be made the highest m
Gfvidu1l score IN the intercolle State
track meet at Albuquerque. de tooi
part in practically everything on the
program except the quarter mile
cash The dash was his faVorite in
track work and he "shined' on the
eiu1e- path throughout his college
career
AlaA oEurlo, where he was elected
county tax assessor IN 1907 He held
rhe job Tor seven years then went 10
Cumberland university at Lebanon,
Tenn. where he enteled lre l. So
partmeut. Coming 10 FL Pzzo in 1913.
he had spent all his money for his
university work SO ne didn't have
went 20 work IN cigar store and
saved his money until 1913, when he
rented an office, put out his sign as
attorney and went after legal busi-
ness In 1913 he went after the
county attornership and got IT. by
nice majority.
he never had but one ambition that
he can remember and that was TO be
q lawyer He says he supposes 10 was
because there were never any LAWYERS
in the family on either side and he
wanted 70 show the relatives that he
could be something none CO the rest
OF the family had ever been
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
TOOK DAUGHTER
OUT OF SCHOOL
Mrs. Uhlemann was unable
to do homework gains
thirty-five pounds.

7 am one OF the healthiest and
ha1piest women in the state and ]
owe 90 all 10 Ianlac. was the state
uent made by llrs- W s Lnleu1alr-
q well known woman Of Kansas CITY.
40 who resides at 30. 4446 Scarrl1r
Ave Mrs unlemanu's husband is
foreman OF packard 8. one or tle
largest jeWelry stores in Kansas CITY
several times" continued Mrs Uhle-
mann. WOW they hardly know me-
/ am so changed. and they, too, VIII
say that nothing DID me any good un-
til 1 began taking Ianlac-
i suffered OF nervous indigestion
for a year and for the last three
months OF the time I was unable 10
do anything az all 7 had 10 take my
daughter out Of high school 10 care
for me and the house Even drink
Of water would sour on my stomach
and cause the gases 10 press Up
against my heart until I could hardly
breathe. did not dare eat anything
for days az a time and feA OF so
was almost skin and bones. ana J be-
came so weak and dizzy I could not
walk without holding on TO something
for support
When I would have my worst
spells the ueighnors would have 10
come On and work with me and
would just gasp for breath They
thought i would die and ] thought
so. TOO. 7 tried all sorts Of medi-
ciues but nothing gave me relief at
ali and knew that could not stand
the attacks much longer
cone day my husband brought me
some Taulac. 7 was so bad of 7 tooE
four bottles before could ten IL was
doing me much good have now
taken Is bottles and my health Is
perfectly splendid have gained IS
pounds and many OF my friends don [
know me when they meet me Ny
appetite Is fine and ] eat everything
without the slightest effects after
wards. llv nerves are normal and I
I feel so strong and wen I now do all
the work required 20 take care OF
my family and our SIX room home
without the slightest trouble ] want
the public 10 know just what Taulac
has done FOR ne because Il may be
the means OF helping others back TO
health II anyone VIII caI on me
or write me ] VII be glad % tell
them about my case. ] never intend
/ 20 be without Ianlac as Ions as
live
{ All druggists sen Tanlac-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
HOG WILLOW NEW


lIi-uI-aiii-u1-a1rar-iai1I1- CopyriEhted-
Mr. AND MRS. ZERO PECK at
W tended church at Bear Ford sun
day and the Bear Ford Methodist
preacher preached so forcibly on Con
fesslon" that at the conclusion OF the
sermon Airs. Peck got up and made a
confession and it did Zero so much
good he put a quarter in the couec-
ton box when it came around. He
says she did not confess moro than
hair. and If the preacher in the future
causes her TO tell the rest-how mean
she has been to him-he viii make IL
fifty cents, the remaining quarter due
when the work is done. He has ad-
mitted that this was the first time
he got anv real good out OF one OF the
Bear Ford preachers sermons
The postmaster says his idea OF a
Eood politician Is q fellow who puts
Up q game fight TO the finish and il
defeated has the nerve to boiler
fraud.
The old miser seems 70 think as
much Of a nickel as ever. notWith-
standing the fact it viii not buy any
thing.
There Is now a good deal OF politi-
cal talk in HOgVille. though nobody
seems able 10 predict OF suggest
anything satisfactory TO any great
mum ber-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

and the place rubbed tnorQusnlg win
cold cream or vlselne- Pressure can
be relieved hy hlnlIug piece Of SOFT
felt over the spot with a very small
hole cut IN the felt TO allow a breath
ms place
Questions and Answers
LIeola-Hazel eyes are brown
There is no name for the peculiar
iccmbination OF green and brown
which you notice in your friend 8
eyes She can produce some very
brown or all green 10 accentuate
these colors in her eyes I would
advise you TO use the hlackhead
cleansing powder che formula is fire.
1ueutlT given in this colmunl and not
try 10 squeeze out al the blackheads
AZ once
Babe-Taur height and weight are
ccrrecL You are not yet too old 20
wear your hair hanging in a braid
think It would be much more hecom-
ing than the atrocities called the
. French rolls" which many young
girls are now going in fer II you
want 10 bring out the softness Of
centuate their darkness wear black
and dark brown as much as possible.
and for pastel shades choose only
soft tints. such as gray. blue rose
pink OF canary yellow.
Bessie-Try massaging the nose
every day with a piece Of ice. This
Win help overcome the appearance
OF fleshiness. a daily warm bath
and strict attention 10 your diet viii
clear your complexion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
LittLeBObbie spa

IDA, j sed last mite. what Is a Hmm
"A Hmm is a song Of thanks, sed
Pa 1 haven't been riteing any Of
them lailly.
You have much to be thankful for,
sed Name, Bobbie. yure place in So
eiety. etc
But everything costs so much, sed
Pa am riteing checks faster than
/ any gent ever rote Himms, Pa sed-
Our teeeher asked Us to rite a
Hmm, I sed.
/ bet It was a old maid teechers sed
Pa, thay are always thinking about
sed Pa. here is four lines TO begin
with.
/ I thank the wurld & thank il much
B That our braiv Allies beet them Dutch
. & may I 1--we for many yeer
To draw my pay from sed CASHIER
That sent a nice Hmm, sed Ia,
beekaus IL has sumething in u about
mummy
Wen ] was vary yung & went 10
Sunday school sed Pa. Lhay used 70
I sing Hmm jest beefoar thay passed
the plate You viii find littel indeed
in this wurld. sed Pa which hasent
got sumething TO do with mummy
know. sed Ma, but Bobbie Wud
like a Hmm wich is ali praise *
Z pottery & no menshun OF MUMMY.
How Wud this be, sed ia:
1 wish to sing a Hmm, you see
Lest Grattytude grow dim,
& as ] am a Intel He
III sing lttel Hmm
I like that one, I sed.
1t isent bad for a beginner, sea
T Pa OF course, Pa sed, il lacks Dig
nifty.
So did yure Hmm, sed Ma. A true
/ Hmm shuddent menshun mummy, as
1 sed beefoar-
In that respeck. sed Pa, a true
Hmm is different than a true Her.
newer saw you, sed Pa wen you was
bashful about menshunlng mummy.
guess / viii have 10 rite a Hmm
myself So Pa q Ia can sing the ones
thay rote. / don't think our teacher
wud talk them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Loop Radio To Guide
Planes Through The Fog

Washington. D. c. Nov. s7.-Otto
Prayer. second assistant postmaster
general. announced recently that the
landing fields for the air mail at Col
lege Park Newark and Bellefonta.
Pa. viii be equipped with the new
device known as loop RADIO by
which an airplane IS guided 10 its
field through fog, darkness or storm
The device win eventually find its
way 20 all postal fields and planes.
A new nOn-ma gnetic and non-gyro-
scoplc compass has also been devel-
oped which VIII be adapted 70 the air
mail service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Replaces The
Strong Arm In Underworld

New York. n. y. nov 27.-s-rong
arm methods are considered anti
quated in New EorE's thusserT
circles Camouflage ana the double
cross have supplanted the rough
stuff"
This Isl the Information gained by
assistant district attorney John T.
Joyce in an interview with Charles
Giles and Joe Hylan, former prize
fighters. held as material witnesses
in the killing OF Harry Isaacs. q laun-
dayman. on November j. The u s.
oners told Joyce
Nowadays when a Euv's hired to
DO Up another guy he goes TO that
guy, they make a deal. the guy TO be
done up cauOuflagcs with court
plaster and maybe an arm in sling.
and then the strong arm guT briugs
around the guy what hired him,
points out the -damare" TO the
camouflaged guy. collects the coin.
and splits with the lad what's
camouflaeed. Seeg~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Ne0 Ships From Canada Upper Peninsula Fears
Caru Timber To England Deer WI Be Wiped On

sault Ste Marie. Mich NOV. IL
The greatest vsnison chase the upper
peninsula has ever witnessed began
recently. BY noon o. the opening day
f111 men had arrived with their guns
and other equipment. compared with
1926 at the beginning of last season
The seasons total from lower Michi-
gan IN 1915 was 350f.
There is much talk OF this being the
last season for hunting IN the upper
peninsula for some time to come II
each hunter here gets his deer the
wilds wiz be so greatly depopulsted or
game that it wiz take several years
to recuperate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Fog Men, With Lamps
Pilot Buses In London

London. Eng. Nov. 27--Fog men
have been revived as a London insti-
tuition To prevent collisions. men
armed with powerful aceElene lamps
win pilot auto bus drivers through
congested districts during every fog,
day OF night The fogs often are so
thick in daytime that vision IS lin
tied 70 less than 20 feet Accidents
result.
The foE men recall Loudon's 18TH
century link boys, who for a fee
sometimes forcibIy extracted at some
dark corner piloted home baffled
Londoners fro mtheir evening at the
coffee shop
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Brothers Are Side By Side
IN Sine Sing Penitentiaru

Ossining. n. y. Nov 27.-Charles
and Matthew Miller, the first two
brothers TO enter Sing Sing together
for the same crime, have been grant
ed the first request they made 20 the
prison authorities. which was that
they be given the same kind Of
work. They we're made knitters and
placed side by side.
The boys who are IS and 19 years
old. respectively, were sentenced in
Orange county for robbery. They
said they had witnessed robbery in
a movie and on their way home decid-
ed 10 try their hand at being high
Wagmeu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
First Lynx In Years Is
Shot In The AdirondncBs

Upper Lake. n. y. Nov. 27.=The
first lynx to be shot in the Adiron-
dacks in years fell before the gun OF
J. C. Edgar, Of Kildave. Edgar was
hunting in the region between Crystal
and Half Noon lakes when he came
upon the animal
The lynx sprang. but Edgar let go
with both barrels Of his shotgun.
bringing the animal down, although
his shells only cQntained fine bird
shot
The lynx measured four feet and
two inches long and weighed 90
pounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

Vancouver, B C.. Nov q. - The
last vessels OF a fleet OF 30 ships
being built for the French govern
ment in British Columbia shipyards
are nearing completion As last as
these ships have been finished they
have been -oaded with LUMBER and
started on their cirst sea voyage TO
England All Of them win be utilized
TO help carry 10 England 70.000.lo1
feet Of lumber for which the British
Government has contracted with Brit
ish Columbia lumber firms Most Of
this lumber has been cut IN the last
few months in the vast forest region
along the transcontinenta1 line OF the
Grand-Trunk Pacific. much Of 10 in
the Fraser river country that
stretches west OF jasper park.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
New York Scots Plan
Var On BoIsheuists

New York. nov. en- there
is such thing as a Scotch Bolshevist
In the United states. and in New York
IL particular. he had better keep clear
Of the New York Scottish. So bitter
hatred has this famous organization
for people and things representing
other than law and order that cam
paign Of membership in Wlich the
roster IS TO be increased from the
present $50 TO 1000 viii begin soon.
the big idea being to form power
ful body Of 100 percent American
Scots. who viii an all times be active
In the battle against bolshevism.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Servant Girl To Enter
Race For ParIiamenI

London. Eng. Nov. 27-Jessie
Stephens, a servant girl has sigui-
ned her intention OF entering the
race for parliament on the labor
ticket
She Is eudeavorinE TO gain a seat
in the local borough council Of Ber-
mondsey and viii then stand as a
parliamentary candidate.
She has been employed as a cook,
house maid, cook general. boss OF a
large common lodging house in Glas-
gov, porter t. a chemical warehouse
and driver OF a three ton lorry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
500 Schools Unopened;
Shortage OF Teachers

Charleston. " Va. Nov e7.-The
teacher problem has reached an acute
stage in West Virginia More than
opened because Of the shortage OF in
structors. Some Of these have been
closed Tor Is long Is three rears.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Plans Golden Rule Club
To Effect World Reform

New York. Nov 27.-Believing that
the application Of the Golden Rule TO
business politics. society and every
thing viii make this old earth a de-
cent place TO live IN John Godan
Young. OF this city. recently launched
his Golden Rule campaign Eighteen
guests chosen from as many walks
Of life. attended the ceremonies. The
is guests are 20 form the nucleus OF
the Golden Rule clubs Of America
They are soleuznly charged 90 put into
effect On their everyday relation
ships the doctrine Of do unto others
as YOU would hive others do unto
you" AR Young before putting MS
Golden Rule scheme into effect was
leader in the Boy Scout movement
iu New York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Army Arplanes Are To
Patrol California Forests

san Diego. Calf. Nov. 27.-Accord-
ing to plans formulated at q recent
conference OF forestry experts Of the
western division held in san Fran
cisco California forests VIII be ef-
ficiently patroled by army airplanes-
It is certain that plans for IS
planes viii be approved in Washing
ton.
Forest rangers viii be especially
trained for this aerial work. Col
Tount. Riverside. has volunteered to
conduct a six weeks course in aerial
forest aptroIirig
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Things Slow During Dry
SbeH. Sheriff RESIGNS

Gaylord, Mich, Nov 27.-Business
at the sheriffs office here has been
so duh since the country went dry
that sheriff Benz Hecoy has been
forced TO drive the county road ma
chine iu oriaz 10 make a living. Nov
Tho has resigned the office. as the
road work is an coninlefed and VIII
tzeek employment on a farm.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
When the blood
stream
strikes a Snag

THE pain Of tonsilitis, neuralgia,
a dozen other such common IL
ments IS due to the nerve-pressure
Of congestion. Congestion may be PIC
tursd as an excess Of blood damned up
At some point Of injury or infection.
Thus en- infection or injury IS Ike a
snag IN the blood stream Quick relief
Is brought by the night counter-irTitant
70 draw away the excess Of blood
MacLsrsn's Mustard cerate e the
scientific counter-irritanf. It Is far
stronger than the old-fashioned mustard
plaster, yet 50 perfectly combined with
healing offs that II cannot blister.
Rob II in wen where congestion Is
causing you pain L win break up the
congestion and the pain with Il
MaeLaren's Mustard cerats relieves
coughs, colds. Group, rheumatism, head
sche, congestion Of lungs, sore thsuat.
tonsilits, strains, pains, sore joints, lame
muscles, neuralgia bronchitis, pleurisy.
il comes IA sc sad SOC jars. Keep Il en- had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-05

Omitted Press staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Aug. S.--nc-
riaring that it Is the cost ~
high living" instead Of the hiEh
co~t Of living. which Is causing
the trouble la the United states,
senator smith. South Carolina,
to-day told the senate It's time 10
stop ever, body running To con
gross with a demand for rcgula-
tor, legislation 60 control cconom-
&c conditions.
smith said automobiling. moving
picture shows and the pursuit OF
pleasure generally are to blame for
"A good deal % the inequality between
wages and food priccs.
smiths speech was part 81 a lively
senate debate on the cost OF living.
\ world shortage % wheat was
predicted during debate by senator
Gronna. North Dakota.
Instead OF having 1859. 600 600
bushels. as estimated by the depart.
snent OF agriculture. we will have not
90 exceed $50 zoe 0oo bushels" Gron'
ma said. There viii he q shortage
OF wheat turnout tho world, and the
United States will not be able 10 FUR