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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-16
RURAL HIGH SCHOOL TO
Be ACCREDITED SOON
fsschers' Salaries Advanced At Meeting
q Grsetws Last Wsek..-CraVes
Makes Statement

The Filler Rural High school
will be an accredited school with
10 the next few weeks, admitting
It's !. raduates without examination
TO any college or university in the
United States. according to an
announcement made by Secretary
r. Z. Graves after a meeting of
the directors Thursday night.
THE board has decided to do
any thing within their power, !"
said Mr.. Graves, to put our high
school on 4 par with any in the
the state. Despite our extensive
equipment, excellent staff and
our modern housing facilities, we
have been handicapped in not
being an accredited high school.
IF need be the board will make
any reasonable expenditure, in
augurate any approved system,
authorize new courses of study,
add to its staff or equipment, or
conform to any other RECRUITMENT
of the state examining board to
put this high school on the accredit-
sflist."
'As a rule, graduates of the local
high school, have experienced
little difficulty In gaining admit
tapce to colleges and universities.
Ii some instances, however. ap-
plicants have experienced difficulty
by having failed, to have the re-
quired amount of credit in foreign
language, or some other essential
Course of study,
The school board, ON Thursday
evening increased by SIPS the
yearly salary of four of the high
school teachers.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-16
Additional Locals

Col. Z. o. Walter returned
Sunday from the Utah State fair
held at Salt Lake city last week.
He said that Utah had a great
fair, but that the Twin Falls
county fair, of which he Is
pi esldent, compares favorably
with the exposition at Salt Lake.
Mr.. Walter WAS successful In
booking two registered hog sales
which be will auction in Utah
during the coming season.
Joe Sipkens and family are ship
ping an emigrant car TO Caldwell
where the slpkens family will make
their future home. Mr. Sipkens will
place his children In the Seventh
uAy Adventist college al that place.
the Advent school formerly in SEES
sion west of Filler having been sus-
pended.
MIR. and Mrs. d. z. Chapman will
leave shortly for Michigan, where
they will spend the winter visiting
friends at their former homes, Albion
and Battle Creek. While absent, Mrs.
fds Allen will live with Dale and
fdabeIle Chapman on the ranch north
81 town.
NswilIiam ParsIow. ar OLD time res
tdant OF this community. sold his go
acre ranch north OF town last week
70 A. c. Devine for 1926 an acre. Mr..
prrslow and mother expect to go to
California for the winter. They will
bold a closing out sale about the
first OF next month.
Lula. the s-year -old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A Stout, residing
two miles southof town, died Mon
day of summer complaint Services
we're conducted at the NJ & church
Tuesday. by Rev. c. E Deal. pastor.
Interment was made at the Odd Eel
lows cemetery.
Mrs. ] E. Penny is IN a critical
condition. the result of what is prob
ably g blind sbcess in the jaw The
muscles Of the jaw contracted caus-
irr incesssnt pain with inability to
epeu and close the mouth, but this
condition no longer exists. She was
removed. to the hospital at Twin
Falls yesterday. where her face viii
he lanced. She is progressing nice
Nv however. and IT is expected she
viii be back to her normal health
soon-
Charlotte Clark has entered college
a, Evanston III She had intended to
ENROLL in "a institution at Battle
Creek. Mich. but changed her plans
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-16
WOman's Club to Meet

The next regular meeting OF the
Filler Woman's club will be held in
the Masonic hall Wednesday after
noon. at which time Miss McGrail.
public health nurse OF Twin Fails
county. will speak on the work OF her
office snd the importance OF paying
more attention 10 some of the health
problems OF the community. The pro-
gram for Public Health Day" as
announced by the hostesses for the
day Will consist OF roll call. a cello
solo by Raleigh Drake. lecture by
Miss McGrsil. and a reading by Mrs.
N ] Weaver
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-16
100 Per Cent Attendance

Filler schools are 100 per cent in
attendance. This is the report Of
Juvenile Officer John X. Auli.
who last week made a survey Of
attendance here.
I'VE thought il was 30 per cent.
but discovered that the pupil out
of the Filler schools is enrolled e
Kimberly" said Mr.. Ault.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-16

c. c. Stevens and George Potter
concluded an. arrangement the first
CT the week whereby the former came
into possession OF the Potter 5-acre
tract north of town, together with
the Potter residence IN the south
east part OF town Mr.. Potter takes
over the Stevens ~ acre tract ~
ing at the west end Of Main street.
valued at $4,000. Mr.. Stevens sold
the 5-acTe tract the next day for
5000.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-16

Percy Tice left last sTsning for
Portland. Ore. where be goes to re-
sumo his work as second COOK aboard
a msrchsns vessel plying out of that
port.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-16
Finds For Defendant.

In the PROBATE curt in Twin
Falls, Wednesday a verdict was
rendered 10 favor Of the defendent
in the action of n. A. Jackson
againtst A. X. Moore. The latter
is given poss sssion of some
restaurant fixtures. ownership of
which was involved 10 this suit.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-16

wASTED-sooa, clean cotton rags at
this office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
Two Battles
Are Billed
in Prep Race
Lincoln Meets West Seattle,
and Broadway Plays
Ballard

Lincoln high school meets West
Seattle and Ballard tangica with
broadway in the only games seized
uled in the high school race this
week. The Lincoln boys who still
have n chance 10 tie the title rnce
into three cornered proposition
meet the West siders nj the ball
park on Friday and the broadway
and Ballard melee IL billed for Sat
urday M the same grounds.
Lincoln and Broadway should
come thru without much trouble
The big schools will meet in the title
battle two weeks from Saturday.
Queen Anne ntill has chance "a
entirely eliminate Franklin from the
race when the hin boys angle with
the Mt. Baker aggregation next
week. IL Lincoln wins. Franklin,
broadway and Lincoln VIII be tied
with the title reycrting 10 Lincoln.
winners In 1917.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
Coast Title
at Stake in
Tacoma Bout
SChumann Meets Harold
Jones in Down. Sound
City Thursday

Heinie schumann and Harold Jones
decide the Soast lightweight cham
pionshlp in Tacoma Thursday night.
Schumann claims the title, but we
wish we knew who really owns the
crown.
Jones has been coming along at n
fast clip In his recent comeback, In
which he has won six straight starts.
Scliumann hasn't done much milling
recently.
PIGGY Morton. Los Angeles glove
artist. lightweight, meets O fellow
named Martin, from Portland, In
the semi-windup.
Irving Gleason. of Seattle. feathers
weight. will take on Earl Corners.
the Tacoma boy In one OF the other
bouts on the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04

The manager Of the Seattle club
will not be appointed at the meeting
OF tho directors. which L. scheduled
for "Wednesday night. The only
business that viii be taken UP viii
be the election Of officers IL Mike
Kelley il TO become manager Of the
locals. ho demands 90 own a block
OF stock Ia the club. and thu. matter
will undoubtedly be considered Wed.
ncNiay.
Tho new president will appoint
the manager for the coming race In
the Coast league II Keeper u
chosen president u IL almost sure
ciuch that Kelley will be the next
manager OF the seattle slwashcp.
Kelley ~ favored by the Seattle
directors because OF his connections
In the oig leagues IL was seag,le'H
Inability 10 land the players that
they wanted last year that put the
locsla so FAR down in tho rao~.
Tho new Seattle leader win be an.
pointed before the end o. the week
by the newly elected PRESIDENT Sc
attic hascbsildiom IL waiting more
or lees eagerly for the name Of the
new Moses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04

Tho boxing world IL with him.
never saw happier fight crowd
than that which left the arena 81,
Akron the night that Martin stop
ped Joe Bonds In his first big
bout in the professional ranks Tho
fans were enthused. They were
loud IN their piaadits. Great pre-
dictlons were made In Martins be-
half.
Never Stopped
They had Jus, seen a fighting
machine that even cxcelicd Demp-
ney in action. Bob Martin was In
the thick OF II every second of the
fight He never stopped.
with each bcll he sprung from
his corner and In stride and a
half reached the center OF the ring
his left straight ahead and general
~ in the stomach OF Joe Bonds
Eleven times he did this--once NJ
the start OF each round. Those II
straights. alone. were enough e
finish many heavyweight.
Bonds stuck ten and halt
rounds with Martin simply because
he knew how to hold on and Mar
tin did not know how to handle
him when he held on. That Is one
OF the things Martin will learn.
To Be Toned Down
Martin also viii be toned down n
little and his over anxiety to win
quickly will be done away with.
He went the II rounds at n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
BY FRED TURBYvILLE

Bob Martin will do The big soldier boy looks like the
best heavyweight prospect in many years He is better
than either Willard Dempsey heavyweight
debutantes With careful nursing he should make steady
climb TO the top Of his division. lie looks like coming
champion.
There plenty of work ahead for Bob He made good in
his first fight and he fight often he chooses.
There offers for him in Canton. o. Detroit, Toledo.
New Jersey and France He just about pick his
opponents but Jimmy Bronson his wise little viii
attend to that point
The real task is TO hold Martin bacl-to keep him
from advancing swiftly than is good for him. There
il such a thing you know.
And while the big soldier boy is still hearing the cheers
Of his admirers he is mighty green boxer. He doesn't
know half of the fine points of the game And that just
makes him look all the better championship prospect
He win because of his natural hitting powers and
what win he do when he has had the education that Demp
sey had in the school Of experienced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04

Bum management cost
"Cunboat" Smith the heavy
weight title of the world.
Smith admits it himself. The
"Gunner" walloped Jess Viii
lard in a 20-round mix in
San Francisco and stood at
the top of the heap of white
hopes, but Jim Buckley, who
was managing him at that
time twiddled his thumbs
and Willard, whom Smith had
polished off, got the bout
with Jack Johnson when the
colored champion was thru.
After Willard got his hooks
on the crown he started to
make money with it and
wouldn't give anybody any
chance of winning it, until
Jack Dempsey came along.
Speaking of Dempsey,
Smith says that Jack is the
greatest heavyweight he's
ever lamped. Smith was
beaten by the present cham
pion twice.
Dempsey hits like a pile
driver and boxes like a BAN
TAM" says the Gunner. HE
was too fast for me-"
Works Fast
The big fellow who meets Frank
Farmer at the Arena Wednesday
night Travelled at top speed thru a
long workout 10 work Off the stiffness
Of the long train ride from San Fran
cisco. Smith has his eye set on a
match with Ole Anderson. the big
swede from Tacoma. II he beats Far.
mer.
Smith worked out with Jimmy
Storey. local welter, and Ike Conan
yesterday. The big boy win 80 thru
his PAGES at the Arena gym again
today with Willie Keller. Storey and
Conan at p. m. A big crowd OF fans
were on hand yesterday 10 size up
Smith before seeing him in the ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
SEATTLE CLUB
ELECTION

President, vice president. secretary
and treasurer will be elected Wed.
nesday night by the Forty Fathers
Of the local club A. before men.
toned. Blil Keeper is the leading
candidate for the post OF prcxy.
Doc" Hoffman. 1919 vice president.
can have the vice presidents job
again without a struggle. and so can
Fred Rivers. as treasurer. II he
wants tho job. A new secretary will
have TO be elected TO replace Kiep-
per. Since tho election of president
carries with It tho appointment Of
the manager for the coming season.
there Is more Importance than usual
attached to the election OF officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
NOT MICH CHANCE
FOR VANCOUVER

vancouvera chances. like Taeonia's
for breaking into the Coast league.
are simmer than the proverblai thin
dime. says Keeper it's impossible
10 have another Northern club. BE-.
cause there are limited number OF
parks in the South. and the Southern
clubs can only entertain two North.
crn teams at once. Unless some
more parks are built in the South.
it's impossible TO bring another
Northern club into the league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
BY LEO II. LAsSEN

o
ball Bill Rodgers
Kelley st
wilderness the Eddie 1919
John Camel the Blues the
candidate the
organiz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
FAVOR RETURN
To DRAFT

Coast league maxnat~s favor q
return 20 the old draft ruling.
with the majors. say~ 1911 hiep.
per. ~cattie's representative at
the annual meeting Of the league
held In San Francisco rrcsntiy.
This circuit VIII wovis for the re-
sumption Of the agreement nj the
annual meeting Of the minors. 90
be held In the East In short
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04

furious clip and never once was
there a lct-up. His defense was
his offense. He hit so fast and
often that Bonds didn't have a
chance 60 touch him. He was too
busy stopping Martin punches.
Martin has one OF the hes, iefts
In the business. II Is going TO
make him famous. He can hit with
his right. too but Bonds peculiar
defense blocked them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
GORMAN MEETS DUNDEE
AT CRYSTAL POOL SOON

Joe German. Portland lightweight.
will mix with Jimmy Dundee. the
Oakland star. At the Crystal Pool in
Austin & Salts third smoker OF the
season. German IL popular here for
his Willingness to mix things. Dun
dee Is new 10 Seattle fans. The rest
Of the card will be announced later
In tho week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
Accustomed TO Long Bouts

The New Yorker Is new 10 the short
fights. He lost couple Of four-round
decisions in San Francisco recently
because he couldn't get started. as he
Is used to 10. Is and 20.round tits,
But he has had two starts under the
short distance and says he will 20
right after Farmer at the first gong
"Wednesday.
In the meantime Farmer IL going
about his training under the super.
vision OF Chef Mcintyre in Tacoma.
With all the talk going the rounds
about Smiths ability TO hit. Farmer
has plans OF his own Of tanning his
opponent 10 sleep with his right hand
crusher. We've seen Franks In ac-
ton. but whether or not the Gun
ner" win be able 70 luil him to sleep
remains TO be seen.
Storey VS.. Ketchell
Jimmy Storey. tho boy who never
lost n fight. will face a tough cus-
toner In Young Ketchell In the scmi-
windup. KetchelI won a home here
~ mn b'hb WIN ihVJo ""NH'' 'Ho'
week. The visitor can hit and box.
and is a big. strong kid. Storey will
have TO step at his best TO keep his
slate clean.
Eddie Jackson and Eddie Quinn
will battle for the red-headed feath-
erwcight championship OF the North
west. Jackson has been coming
along at a good chip. showing power
in his right hand. Quinn, who Is
from Tacoma, Is no SLOUGH. and ex-
poets to come out on top.
Two other bouts make up the card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
sTECIiER WINS

NEW YORK. Nov. 4. - Joe
stccher OF Nebraska. claimant Of
tho worlds catch-as-catch-can ma;
title. tonsed Stranger Lewis OF Ken.
lucky in n one.fail match with body
scissors In hour. 81 minutes and
seconds here last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
SACRAMENTO OWNERS
WILLING To SELL.

Sacramento owners are per.
fectiy willing 20 sell out u some
other city on the Coast would be
voted franchise, says hIepper.
Sacramento IL hardly large
enough 10 support Coast league
team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
BRONSON WINS CLOSE
BOUT FROM NEWCOMER

ABERDEEN. Roy. 4.-Muff Bron.
son won hairline decision over
Bobby Ward OF ST. Paul here last
night after six rounds Of action. II
WAS n clever boxing exhibition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
Mismanagement Cost Smith Title
Licked All of the White Hopes

This isn't Smiths 'nrst trip to the
Northwest. lie was the champion OF
the Pacific feet in 1909 when he
boxed Denver Ed" Martin here al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
MEASUREMENTS

the A. Y. 7. He came back as an
actor in 1914 on the Pantages circuit.
Smith hasn't any championship
ambitions such as nuttered in the
bosom OF one Carl Morris. lemon
But he figures that he is lot better
than the flock Of men running
around the country paging them.
selves as fightors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
TAR
.OPORTS
Elliott, Rodgers and Corhan Added
to Candidates for Seattle Coast
Manager Job; Election Wednesday

Local Baseball POST Minor the
Appoint New Manager Keeper Leading Candidate
President; Much Chance for Vancouver Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04

Bernie Dillon Of Seattle knocked out
Jimmie Hayes OF Portland In the
third round. Charlie davidson. Seat
tie featherweight. lost a close one to
Jimmy Duffy Of Aberdeen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
Bob Martin Looks Like
Best Heavyweight Ring
Prospect, Says Critic

Fred TurbyviI|e Says That A. e. r. Champion Win Do
He Looks Better Than Dempsey or Willard Did When
They Started Out. According to NJ. E. A. Expert; Beat
Bonds Easily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
TAR
OPORTS
Between Rounds

Battling" Ortega the star Mexican welterweight
from Oakland is the next boxer Seattle fans want 10 see
in action. The Battler wants Second ave paved with
gold 10 induce him come North but If the local pro-
moters arrange have him show here three four
times, it would be profitable investment Ortega is
the best fighter the Coast today Joe Simnich, the
Butte boxer, would make good opponent for the Mex-
in his first CO.
Carl Morris, lemon wants TO fight Jack Johnson
What do you fight? 1t looks like another attempt
on the part Of the Oklahoma mountain TO make some
easy money. The only chance Morris would
have Of ever fighting here again, is in Jail.
Jim Flynn. the Pueblo fireman, wants recognition
Jim says he is anxious to show the Seattle fans what he
do but that he has intention of being posted
a semi-windup fighter. Helm Flynn-who has
fought anything but main events, still has pride
left if not much ability and wants to show the Seattle
fans how he works in the ring. Jim says he will give
his medal to charity if he can't beat any heavyweight
in the Northwest today.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-17
Bargain By Owner

New brick bungalow, northeast; hardwood floors; built for home builtin features. Call 4371 and ask for Thompson. bp
Arizona republican., 1919-12-17
'' Ask

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Arizona republican., 1919-12-17
For Sale-Automobiles

A COMPLETE LINE OF GOOD RE- VIEWED CARS TO SELECT FROM
Arizona republican., 1919-12-17
Wanted = Help, Male

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Arizona republican., 1919-12-17
TOR SALE IN MESA
For Sale-Miscellaneous

WOOD FOR SALE-A-1 cottonwood stove length delivered inside city limits at ss per tier. Phone orders Holmes -Wooton Ranch Go. Phone 1922
 fl
Arizona republican., 1919-12-17
Wanted-To Rent

WANTED-Cotton land on shares. with everything furnished, by an eX- perienced man. Call or write, Merritt Chase, 405 N. Tenth St, Phoenix. br WANTED-3 or f rooms furnished. near car line; close in. 223 W. Monroe
 hp YOUNG man, spending vacation, would pay the price of the best room in private family. with or without board. Box. SOM, Republican. bp WANTED-To rent for one year, 10 or 15 acres of pasture land with house. J. M. Carlson, R. F. D. No. ?. Box 19, Glendale, Ariz. hp
Arizona republican., 1919-12-17
LOOK THESE OVER

A DOUBLE stucco brick modern house, northeast; s4.20O; s1,600 cash, balance like rent
 A BARGAIN-5-room modern brick, northeast. on paved street, only s3,750; S2.250 cash, balance like rent. Don't delay.
 F1VE-ROOM modern house. three blocks from car line; s2,050 half cash. Possession at once. Southwest.
 TWO 4-room modern houses and only s2,100 each: s75o cash and $35 per month. Move right in; northwest
 IF you want to build your own home let me sell you lot. cash or terms Any part of town, for s350 and up.
 CORNER on Eighth and East Washington Sts., 150x13719. Price s4,500; s1.500 cash. balance 1 and 2 years per cent. If interested, see Mccarthy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-13
Engineers Are
To Meet Soon
At GIObe-Mian1
Has Just Affiliated With
American Association
of Engineers.

{ Members Of the Southwestern So
ciety. Of Engineers viii meet at Globe
and Miami. Arfz, on January s. Q, 10
The society has just completed az
fniation with the American Associa-
: ton Of Engineers. a national organi-
zation. and has been designated to
form the first district Of the ma
tional organization
Heretofore in the American Asso-
citation Of Engineers there have been
only local chapters. but the S. VS. E.
I Southwestern District American As
soclation OF Engineers. has been as
signed territory comprising WesS
Texas. New Mexico and Arizona, with
headquarters at FL Paso. But a num-
Der Of local chapters in the district
have been formed by dean Butler OF
the University Of Arizona. and dean
Barnes OF the New Mexico A & IL
There has been recently organized a
chapter at Phoenix with IS members,
\ chauter at Globe-Miami with 100
members. a chapter at Tucson win
s.. members. q chapter at Las cruces
with 20 members. a chapter at AlDu-
Cueruue with 30 mem berss and q larSe
chapter is ia process Of organl1atl on
at Fl Paso-
a.
w a new organization. has become the
largest technical society in America
The fact that FL Pas0 has been De
siEnated as headquarters for the tlrsl
district Of the organization and that
the southwest Is designated to WORK
a working plan for districts is due 70
the efforts Of the directors and on
GERS Of the Southwestern Society OF
ENGINEERS and the fact that the mem
bership has gained 20 percent IN the
last so days indicated that the distrlcl
idea is going to he successful
It is hoped within the next o. Gay :
that every engineer in the southwest
viii be in the organization, whether
civil. mining. chemical. electrical, me-
chanical. structural or irrigational-
The officers Of the organization are
as follows
G. II Butler. president = h Wor-
rel and Gerald Sherman, vice pres
idents: C E. Barglebaugh, secretary
II W. Goddard. treasurer
The directors are James A. renc9,
7 c. Ryan. IS. E Robertson. ka-pn
s. Moore, .. 3 Gillies and A T.
The convention at Globe-Miami
promises 10 be the largest technical
convention ever held in the south
west