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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-11

enrolment is one hundred twelve.
On account of the increased attend
ance 1t will be necessary to put on
another wagon.
A Domestic Science course is
being arranged for the girls with
Miss Hart as teacher, A course
in agricultural dealing especially
with farm animals and farm crops
is being arranged for the boys
with K. III. McAtee as teacher.
The school building has been
kalsomined, floor oiled and the
roof tarred and sanded. Patrons
are invited to visit the school and
inspect the work.
j. III. Walker has sold the ranch
adjoining the school property To II
Mr. Dyer of Iowa.
OF our Sth grade graduates l9lS-19
Constance Hill is attending school
at Boise, Martha Sierer and Chas
Diehl are in the Filler High School
Ralph Brown and Margaret Chas-
teen are in the Twin Falls High
School and Katherine Hollahan's
attending the Bull High School.
This is and excellent showing for
last years class.
Katherine Hollehan has been
very sick following an operation
for appendicitis.
The Maroa clubs will have an
exhibit ut the State Fair at Boise.
WIN. W,lter and family will
spend the winter in Arizona.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-11
NORTH Filler NEWS.

Miss Mable Graves left Tuesday
for Chico, California, where she
will attend school this winter.
Edwin johnson, Fred Munyon
and Ed Bremers were dinner
guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Bremers Sunday.
Mrs. +. y. Spillman entertained
a number of friends at her home
north of Filler Friday evening the
occasion being her 5ith birthday
anniversary. The friends bad a
most enjoyable evening aud de-
l,arted wishing their hostess many
happy returns of the day.
MIR. and Mrs. Lester Nandle
spent Sunday at Clear Lakes.
Miss Esther Pyle and Denzil
Davis visited friends at Twin Fails
Sunday.
w. III. Walters returned home
Monday from American Falls.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-11
Organized For Work.

A sales force is organized and
ia he field this week To dispose Of
stock IN the proposed Cooperative
Rect Sugar factory to he built at
r'ller.
The men here this week are G..
G.. DImond, rales manager; A. u.
BirrelI Of Idaho Falls; A. n. koser-
bnum, agent for Utah. and W. l..
LuxtOn, chief accountant of the
Panama Sugar Co., of Panama.
These men are pushing matters
aggressively and making very
satisfactory Roadway. The coope-
ratlye plan appeals to farmers
when fully explained and many
are willing to make investment in
stock.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-11
Buy Lots.

The following are purchasers OF
the fifty lots placed on the market
last week by III. G.. Munyon:
X. ). McCltve.
III. j. Weaver.
j. NJ. Penny.
VIM. Bunce.
bingham 4 Smith.
A. o. Ma lland.
j. h. Penny.
Robt. Dillingham;.
ID. l.. Beamer.
Geo. Leonard.
Davis Brothers.
w. L. Doyel.
w. +. Mackie.
w. L. Shinn.
Mrs Carolyn Clark.
j. +. Taylor.
A. h. Wood.
WIN Walker.
Otto Sealcy.
G. l.. Smith.
Roy Eager.
A. +. BEEN.
+. A Taylor.
Gay II. Shearer.
Mrs, J. W. Tanner.
O. G. FELTON,.
l.. A. Mann.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-11
Maroa Notes.

School started Monday Sept Sth
with Anna Hawkins in charge of
the primary department, Mary
Sherry the iatermedia,e, Lenna
Hart assistant prin -ipal and X. II.
MeAtee principal. The present
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-11

Mrs. IA Oiliyere and children
who have been visiting re'atlv, 3
and friends here the pa-t hrer
i, eeks returned to their home a.
sab Lake, Tuesday.
Charlie Chaplin 10 = .nnv1de
~ Gem Theatre 'lue-daf, Sept ~
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-11
show every flight at Gem.

Show every tight at Gem.
Mr.. G. II. Whinnery was a
Twin FAIL visitor Wednesday.
n you enjoy a real laugh don't
fail 10 -ee Charlie chaplin IN
Sannyside ~ the Gem next Tues
day.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-11
To Aid neighboTs.

A meeting Is caiied for Filer
Saturday afternoon 90 ascertain
The sentiment nf 10" stockholder@
Of the Trm fails Can Company
relative 70 delivering 10 the north
side water lor domestic and stock
purposes fnr hrce DAYS. Similar
meetings sc u be- ield ut Twin
Falls and Bull
The North side j. in so'e struts
and surely the pcople Of this side
will do the nelg iborly thing and
relieve their Distress. We hope
our people are not 80 sordidly
selfish ~ to refuse 10 do unto
other, 10 they would be done by.
- +. Philby has eng gcd desk
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-11

Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Berry were
Twin Falls visitors Wednesday.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-11

B + Phllby has eng gcd desk
room in the city hall room and will
o. gage in the real estate and in
surance business.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19
Other Editors Than Ours
THE STRIKE SETTLEMENT.
Hafayctte Courier.l

Operation of the nations coal mines as a result
of settlement Of the miners strike is rapidly
approaching its normal level Whatever Or. Gar
field former fuel administrators who resigned his
post because of his dsapproval o. the settlement
plan. may think Of the governments terms which
induced the miners to resume wOrk-hOwever he
may condemn the plan of action-he must admit
that it brought about immediate resumption of
production which is by far the most important
consideration involved. His offer 20 the miners,
however just and fair it may have been. lack
ing this essential respect il failed 10 get results.
Nothing has developed in the situation growing
OF the settlement OF the strike TO justify the
fear that there joker in the peace compact with
the miners. DR. Garfield insists = the public is
the same thing would have happened under his
plan action. He says he objects to the govern
settlement because OF the possibility Of the
increase in wages OF the miners being passed along
the consumer, which his plan would have pre-
vented.
The governments proposition. which was accept
ed by the miners. provides for the IA percent in
crease in wages without an increase in the selling
price OF coal and a wage commission investigate
and miners conditions and determine whether
the increase decided upon is sufficient and whether
the working hours should be shortened and wheth
er the price of coal to the public should be in
creased any 90 meet the schedule OF mining
costs The only danger is that the members Of tn
commission who represent the miners and the oper-
ators may collision and force the public
TO ray for coal order TO advance wages
and profits TO the operators. This should be pre-
vented 10y the representative of the public on the
presidents commission.
Thc plan supplements Or. Garfelds proposal
with the machinery for more permanent settle
OF the strike, with provision for fnal adjust
ment OF do ce by-a commission, rather than By
temporar. oilciu dictauon. lnasmuch as II has
saved sr. d the calamity of a coal famine that
threatened should have faith in its promise
80 farther and effect permanent settlement OF
the wage controversy I'm the mines At least u
should be condemned before it has had
chance 10 demonstrate its effectiveness
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19
THE DOUGHNUT QUESTION.

The New York sun, in a recent editorial, Iaments
the gradual disappearance Of "the hole in the
doughnut." whereupOn meticulous critic rises TO
proclaim that there any hole in it.
The doughnut" explains this critic "is round.
shaped like a uut-hence the The ring
shaped article which many people mscan
doughnut is a fried cake" When it is doubled
and twisted. II becomes "cruler."
He maintains that there is difference Of con-
tents we'll form-that the doughuut is made
with raised dough. while the fried cake is made
with saleratus. and not raised-thereby raising
question concerning which there may be. and is.
much dispute The composition of doughnut, fried
cake cruller may vary in different sections or
communities and in different kitchens the same
street But there seems to be ground for ques-
toning the declaration that doughnut is. and
right ought to be, nut
a ring obviously, is not nut Those who object
the term fried cake" might call it a washer
The uncriticaI public however. seems in process
of ending the dispute 10y forcing the universal
adoption Of alternative In the vernacular the
article I'm question is a "sinker." That may sound
frivoous-an new words do; but isn't it admirably
expressive and appropriate?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19

merely means that court or jury having found
property desirable liz the public interest for
the purpose fcr which q is sought the jury shall
set the price 20 be paid IT, In most cases such
proceedings are not reSor1ed 20 until efforts al
private purchase failed. how
that IS in the present instance. In most states the
effort buy. without condemnation. is a neces-
sary condition precedent 20 the institution OF such
suit.
Title by condemnation is the same as title by
eminent domain: the by which the govern
acquires an estate In the real property Of an
individual. when it is needed for public use
is right inherent in every government and one
which may be In OF individuals
or corporations prosecuting work Of quasi pub
lie nature such as turnpike railroad. canal.
But when property is taken It be fully paid
for. and hence there IS weep
defendants in these condemnation proceedings,
any basis Of their losns their homes They don't
lose them. They merely required by law to sell
them and a price which reasonable jury of
their peers shall place upon them
It may not be pleasant but II South Bend is
keep anywhere sight OF its growing antcipations
a lot OF people may have 10 give up their homes
from such process years come give them up
that may have a symmetrical growth. with in
dustral districts here resident districts there
and railway terminal facilities suitably situated
yonder. handle incoming and outgoing
freight. We may have to resort to condemnation
proceedings If get the Grand Trunk of
Division ST and running along side the New York
Central to a union depot,-to pave the way for
track elevation. and
Incident to which, though the Carson admins
traton and board Of works. are making large pre-
lenses with reference to the probabilities Of early
track elevation, a Joke in railroad circles
tho inner circles-and Mayor Carson and his
board Of works the biggest part OF the joke
We would suggest that the mayor worry less about
the icor railroads likely to be afflicted with Wa
bash and South Shore competi,ion.--under pre-
tense OF solicitude for the people VINO being
invited to sell their homes whet hey are worth
through condemnation proceedngs-and devote "A
little Of his worry TO getting track elevation
for South Bend. The railroads perfectly able TO
look out for themselves.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19
DECEMBER 10, 1919.
POTTERY AND FEMININE BEAUTY.

East Liverpool, o.. the most famous pottery
manufacturing center in this country, boasts of
the natural beauty of its girls and Of their taste
in dress. Travelling say there TO be
good deal in it. The East Liverpool girls
deniaby attractive in face. figure and costume.
II this Is so. how does II come about? Millions
or Girls unfortunate TO live elsewhere would
doubtless like know the
There two theories One is that of the
who are In the habit Of saying that the soil
and climate here high class girls just other
soils and climates are good for potatoes apples
or corn" A philosophical newspaper man takes a
different view.
"Grarting all that is said locally about the beauty
Of East Liverpool girls" ne says ".t is much more
scientific to explain the phenomenon the ground
that most OF the parents pottery workers. and
have spent their working. lives at the bench, the
wheel. the press mold. the jigger or the kiln
with images OF symmetry and perfect proportion
constantly before their eyes. Here a thought
eugenics."
II is indeed The theory has received much
tention in England lately. many artistic upiifters
insisting that the way to become beautiful is
surround oneself with beautiful things because sur
roundngs influence thoughts and thoughts insen-
sibly influence bodily form and function. More can
be accomplished. of course In two three genera
tions than in one.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19
MAYOR CARSONS INTEREST IN THE
JERSEY SOUTH SHORE TERMINALS.

Mayor Carson's interest In the condemnation
proceedings that have been instituted 10y the South
shore and New Jersey railroads. looking the
tension of their freight facilities in and of the
city. leading up 20 and from its industries leads
10 wonder. incident to present anticipations Of
growth exactly where his chief concern lies.
While the cases are in the courts. awaiting trial
and decision, one is bound to concede the lack OF
ethics in any discussion Of Jhe merits. any pre-
sentiment OF conclusions that might tend to inhu-
court jury carrying 10 them message as
20 what any particular interest or administrative
trend in public policy would like yet. since the
subject has been introduced 1t may be as well that
the people at whom the propaganda seems to have
been directed should have enlightenment
upon it's source. and the possible design.
We fear that Mayor Carson in his published
terview. spoke more particularly the language Of
his controller. than OF himself. and especially
in behalf of the New York Central. Grand Trunk
and Pennsylvania railroads. who fearful of the
competition than in behalf OF those property
ers who have been cited to defend themselves
against the condemnation process. Should those
proceedings succeed the New Jersey would form a
connecting link between the great Wabash system
and the South Bend industries and the south Shore
electric line would also be admitted a of
their patronage
AS 10 the property owners. whose lands are want
&c as a right OF way. the mayors interview might
be taken by an untutored public meaning that
thev o. taken without CONDENSATION. Il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19
,IHi771asIRx
THE ADVANCE AGENTS
ALL ARE BUSY.

Snow and December, the ad-
vance agents Of Santa Claus.
are here and the little Riddles
are gathering at every toy de-
partment OF the stores and Sc
lecting their list that is 70 come
down the chimney 10 them.
The little girls are looking
longingly at big dolls witt fiazen
curls and the boys are trying
u decide between the electric
train and the new airplane.
with an ultimate decision that
they want both.
The high school freshman is
saying that he has his doll al
ready although he wished they
would call off this luxury tax
and make ice cream sodas the
price they were years ago.
And mother and dad arr
sueaking in the back way every
evening with some package that
soon disappears from view and
cannot be located, despite the
utmost search.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19
SWEETENING SOCIETY.

Now the scientists have succeeded in deodorizing
the SUNK Unvenomcd so to speak. robbed OF their
natural defense against cruel man. skunks are on
exhibition a big poultry show Foxes, squirrels.
-coons rabbits and fish being shown besides the
polecats and poultry.
This is very encouraging bit Of We can
suggest few more species which could suffer re-
moval of the trouble making glands with great
benefit to the world at large Prohteers instance
And politicians who obstruct matters OF vital i'm
port TO all civilization the sake of their own
malodorous little private schemes and jealousics
and revenges. Bolshevik agitators too-and others.
Cannot some research laboratory take up this
work?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19
The Horoscope
FRIDAY. DEC. ~.

Astrological indications emphasize
the probability Of events Of a pecu-
liar and perplexing nature-with
conditions out of the ordinary and
events Transporting which it is diff
cult to interpret. the eccentric and
mysterious planets Uranus and Nep-
tune being in dominant positions. as
mutually related to powerful plan
cts This congener of figures calls
for much discretion and caution.
with close attention to business and
circumspect conduct otherwise.
Make changes with care, be not
rash, hasty, impetuous or ill-gOv-
erned in any respect. Those In en-
ployment, if needing these precau-
tions. may expect benefits OF ad-
vanceraent, being assisted by the
Lunar transit Of the sun, If unde-
MIA bly, deserving.
Those whose birthday IL is may
look forward 10 an eventful year.
with some worries and perplexities
and many benefits. A child born
on this day will rise in life. and if
a female will have an eventful and
interesting career.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19
The Tower of Babel
BY BILL ARMSTRONG

His attorney is said 10 be looking
Tor jury OF women TO try Joe Vir-
go What's the idea-to assist him
In selecting a new wife or two2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19

Gee. whiz! I forgot 20 pay my
insurance today" y p. The
good Lord takes care OF babies
and fools. READER.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19

Evidence shows that in Brooklyn.
the police have been helping the
burglars during the busy holiday
rush. Cooperation OF that sort is
bound TO win in most any business.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19
NOT A JOKING MATTER.
work?

The Brooklyn man who is 10 marry his mother
in-law nothing unusual in his act He rails at
the press humorists who profess in the affair
a huge joke.
Naturally the man who would we'd his mother
in-law would fail the matter from the stand
point of the iokester. In the first place he would
have sense OF humor anyway. and in the second
place the bride-to-be probably is not the kind of
mother-in-aw the humorists Joke about Even
lacking Of humor do not wed that sort.
-
Apropos of those ightless nights there salts
faction and a chuckle in recalling the remark of
former mayor of St Louis: We'll we got a moon,
amt it,"
Henry c. Tricks will sets a fast and early pace
for Santa Claus to follow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19

We just learned yesterday that
The Tower is read at Clarence
ElHott's. A few colOred jokes will
therefore be appreciated from con-
tributors.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19

Fred Bryan has promised Ye Edit
or and Neal Welch a banquet in
Charley Calverts Humidor. the new
addition 20 the Indiana & Michigan
Electric Co, as soon as II is COM
pleted. All right Fred. we can come
any time but the first Of the month
when We're busy scraping up the
jack for our light bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19
LOCAL RRUcFS

The new building Of South Bends
other two newspapers was progress
ing nicely this morning. Walt Derr
inspected the job ar s O'Clock. and
marked it O. K. as far as il has gone.
A powerful field glass. 70 be used
BY the advertising department TO
watch The News-Times advertising
department, has just been purchased
and will be delivered in few days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19
JUST \ HINT To SOUTH BENp
ADVERTISERS.
ITIvIH ~ = eFFs-I imc Is.
NOTICE TO SUNDAY ADVFR-
Users.

Advertising space in next
Sundays Mishawaka section OF
The NeVs-Times is limited. and
ana copy must be in this Of
fee by FRIDAY EVENING at
O'Clock 10 insure insertion.
Positively no exception will be
made The Manager.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19
IN WHICH LEE KNOCKS THE
CAP OFF HIS KNEE

Dear Bill:
Lee LOughin. while walking
back to the Oliver today. slip
ped in front OF Tom-Toms and
almost fell. After gaining "A
steady foothold he exclaimed,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19

But THERE'S NOTHING ELSE.
1t isn't going 70 help the Christ
mas plum pudding much when we
have TO use kerosene TO light il Up
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19
More Truth
Than Poetry
By James J. Montague

THE WORST II YET TO COME
How oft the illusions we cherished
Have vanished. no more to return;
Our visions-how of :hey have
persisted
As life became bitter and stern.
The friend we implicitly trusted
To teach us flames glittering trail
How often he finishes, busted,
In jail.
The barber who boosts for the tonic
He keeps on the paper-clad shelf.
You note. with a grimace sardonic.
Is bald as a grapefruit himself.
The doctor who hastes TO assure you
AS wisely he looks at your tongue.
That he is the lad who can cure you,
Dies young.
The dentist who prunes your In
cisors
And pans, with a gutteral froan.
Your earlier dental advisors,
Has hardly three teeth Of his own.
And. now and then, even the
preacher
Who says that to smoke is no
right,
Elopes with a Sunday school teach
er
That night.
The rainbows you sought for are
scattered
Like mist in the glance of the sun,
The hopes that you harbored are
shattered,
Your dreams fade away one by
one.
The future you view with misgiv-
ing
Writ large on your grief-laden
brow.
And yet you keep right along living
Somehow,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19
FINNEGAN THEATRICALs.

With the police and ministers aft
er the New York girl shows it's a
steady case Of off again on again.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19

LET Us HOPE FOR THE WORST
Mexican bandits have GOT villa
now and America trusts that every
bandit will do his duty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19
TIME TABLE MADNESS.

Have 10 find the first page How's
that dOne2
Atchison, Topeka-that's not the
one
Turn back the pages. Portland,
ore:
That's not the train I'm looking
for.
Kansas City. Hannibal; s:22;
That's the wrong direction; that
will never do.
Turn the whole thing over. Hold on
tight.
Turn "A backward somersault,
reading left TO right.
Blue Ridge, Springheld-here is
Keokuk
And Kokomo and Oshkosh and
Amsterdam the luck.
Dash. blank. an asterisk or so;
Time table published two years
ago.
Want TO go to Saginaw Amt there
yet.
Better man than am, Pere Mar
quette.
-Notre Dame Juggler
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-19

Henry c. Tricks will fast and early pace
for Santa Claus to follow.
The Washington times., 1919-02-04
LEAGUE RULES TO
Be ADOPTED TODAY
tcontinued from First Page.l

CONTINUED from First Page.)
what the American naval contribu-
tiOn will be. or the size OF its stand
ing army The. details OF this clause
are not expected to present any great
divergence OF views, os it has been
agreed a nations share in the inter
national naval and military police
force will depend on its wealth, its
coast lines. its colonies, and its for
eign trade
President wilson as chairman OF
the league committee. continues to
urge celebrity in preparation OF its
framework. that the constitution may
be submitted to the General Peace
Congress for discussion and ratifca-
tion as soon as possible
Wilson. in addressing the Chamber
OF Deputies yesterday afternoon. en-
phasized the importance OF the league
OF nations as a guarantee against fu-
ture aggression toward France.
The special committee, which will
ix responsibility for the war and its
conduct, was expected to complete its
work OF organization today or to-
morrow. Secretary Lansing, who
unanimously was elected permanent
chairman, yesterday decided upon the
appointment Of three subcommittee,
two for the examination OF questions
Of law and one for the examination
Of facts. Formation OF these sub
committees is under way.