The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-02
In THE GEM STATE

Vet weather throughout southern
{ Idaho has seriously delayed grain
lhre>hing and seed hulling.
Philip Davidson. aged Is. died at
+ liuhl as a result OF gnnshof wound
received a week previous While on an
- dillon after pheasants.
Sixty-six purebred Jersey cattle
have been purchased by Payette coun-
y farmers and viii be dis -outed al
a sale TO be held In Payette. peceIn-
Der 5.
The tourist park. located at HALEY.
accommodated several thousand tour
lists and campers the past season. and
/ the outlay by the city in establishing
( II has been many times repaid.
When an oregon Short Line passen-
ger train jumped the track five miles
south of Idaho Falls. Engineer Joe
Burton was slightly bruised. bur none
Of the passengers We're injured.
Boise city clocks will be moved
ahead one hour Ia the near future, and
the city viii be governed by mountain
time instead Of Pacific II plans now
being formulated are carried out
Entries are being received from diff
ferent parts of Idaho for the poultry
exhibit that is 10 be held at Boise,
December > 10 II. inclusive. by the
Idaho State Poultry X Pet Stock as
sociation.
Idaho garages cannot lawfully sell
denatured or wood alcohol for use IN
the arts. i the answer Ia "A question
pun 10 Roy L. Black. Idaho attorney
general by the department OF law en-
forcement.
Arrangements for taking over the
plant of the Bull cannery were com
pleted early last week By Jack Doran
of Twin Falls, who expects 10 install
II dehydratIng plant In time for opera
Iion next year,
John Thomas and Floyd Dasgherty,
driving runabout auto south Of Sal
mon. ran down and captured a fine.
big fiye-polnt buck deer, stuck II with
pocket knife. loaded IL ON the car and
brought Il into town.
The improved fire protection and
the efficiency OF Bulbs fire depart
ment are the factors behind the IL
per cent reduction In fire Insurance
rates on business property in the city,
according 10 local Insurance agents.
one hundred forty coyotes. eleven
bobcats two badgers, four red FOX. five
mink and one raccoon WAS the bag Of
predatory animals during the month Of
October, according to II report Of The
bureau OF biological survey of Idaho.
a community Christmas celebration
will be staged In Bull this year under
the supervision of the chamber OF
commerce and other organizations.
such a. the churches. women's clubs.
etc. that wish 10 take an active part
in II.
As sequel 10 Lewiston's first in
iermarriage between Chinese and
white. Amel Olson of Troy, has filed
suit IN district court seeking to annual
the marriage of his daughter vida. Ia
Willie Fong. Il Chinese cook at u local
restaurant.
The Democratic party Will be rep I
resented In the next Idaho legislature
by five senators aud three representa-
tlves. or a total OF eight out Of ninety I
eight members OF both houses. accord
ing to the official returns from forty /
four counties.
Civil service examinations VIII be- .
held December - to fill postmaster /
ships at the following Idaho postof- 7
fices. which pay salaries indicated .
ShoshOne S2l0O: Carey. sl40o: Cot-i
tonwoOd. $500 Homedale, $500
Midvale. $3.50.
Mountain time WIS designated ~ the
standard time for Boise by the unani-
nous passage Of an ordinance by the .
city council. - specifying. and making
the change from the present Pacific
time 20 into effect at midnight on sat
urday. December 4
Richard Marcus. confessed COM
panion Of n. G. Mulder IN burglary,
was IN district court AT Twin Falls s'.il.
fenced "a a term Of from one 20 four
years Imprisonment In the state pris-
ON. Similar sentence had been pre-
viously mefed To Mulder
William Frazee. "A years 81 axe.
brakeman ON Short Line freight
train. was killed at MeCsmmon while
switching Ia the yards there. Fraz'e
was on top OF one Of the cars lie
fell to the ground aud WIS run over.
his body being cut in two.
Establishing n new precedent IN The
history 81 the Idalao state legislature
the appropriation bin. which h-rei"
fore has been presented 70 that body
just a few days before The session
closed. win be given To the Idaho law
makers on the opening day. II T. said.
All public utilities must hereafter
post notices advising their patrons
thar the public utilities commission ~
,af.f.f1.ss furfetfieflou over an rates ser