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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-26


oughly at home that she captlyated ev
erybody"
On another occasion while In Wash
lngton Miss Aguinaldo was given rea
ovation by Fiiiplno-Americau audi
encc when she recitcd "My Last Fare
well" poem OF Dr. Jose Rial. the III.
iplno martyr.
Miss Agulnaldo Ia student at the
University OF Illinois. Urbana. m.
While IN Washington she was the
guest OF Mrs. Jaime q. deyeyra, wife
OF one Of the resident commissioners
from the Philippines The Capitol
building ana the Congressional library
appealed particularly 10 the young
tillplna. while the beautiful sights
from the Washington monument thrill
ed her with delight when asked how
she liked America. she smiled and an
swered:
1T Is a wonderful country. didn't
ike winter AZ frst. but since I have
learned how 20 skate I am having tine
times An the Americans whom have
met have been very good to me Ms
friends In urbana and my classmates
IA the university are just lovely. hui
cannot help feeling homcsick az times I
because am missing my father. aly /
coming here was indeed great sacri. I
dee Tor him. Tor We are very close. Vie .
IL 80 gosl 20 me."
Miss AFulnaldo Is Intensely patriotic.
she does not conceal her resentment
when she hears Or reads of a mlsrcpre.
scntation % the Fillplnos. III Is un-
fortunate" she once exclaimed In
voicc fun % sadness. shat my country
sud my people are hardly known. much
less understood. by The people OF AM.
srica."
Politics Is taboced IN ans eonverSa.
ton with this Filipino maid she
'vadcs the topic BY replying that she
Is too> young TO express opinions on
'hiugs political "All I can say" she
declares. is that | share with ms
'ather IN the desire for independence
'or my native iand There Is 90 cues
Ion about eur being able 20 govern
ourselves
Flllpinos declare Miss Axrinaiao has
-genniue Filipino tempsnmeut''--
hat is. she does not believe Ia the 90.
idcniai custom % "datcs" between
oung men and women. She does not
- anything wrong IN if. she SAYS bar
/ Is such = violent departure from the
usiom IN ne Philippines that she can.
90 adopt H.
rYou might laugh AZ ne" she said.
bot I cannct - eur with one single
scugt unchaperoned simply caKr.
viii 81 back % my country With the
nul II a filipina"
A nevstapsr 10 one of ne large Am |
giran cities that Miss Arulualdo visit. /
4 Expressed ne uplnlon that sht |
oult no DOUBT be greatly Impressed 1
J the sight os street cars aud some Of 4
10 hne residences she would ~. but !
,e truth u the young lady was raised Z
! Manila, wEers she has seen an up.
} data street car system al her llfs
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-26
Walter&Shearer's Dates

Walter and shearer announce the
following list OF sales which will BE-
conducted or taken part in by either
one Or both OF them:
FEB = g. A. Mcsiaster, horse sale,
Twin Falls.
Feb. rs Daniel Burk, Registered
Percheron horse sale, Twin Falls
March 2i-Leland and Brown,
Registered Shorthorn sale, Wendell 4.
March 2o-Txin Falls North ~
south Side breeders Association.
Shorthorn sale, Twin Falls.
April ., o and Fat Stock Show
Registered sales, Salt Lake City.
Are you reading your neighbor's
paperf Then send In 81 for a sub
'eription 10 the Record.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-26

Announcement has been made
that the state game department j.
contemplating putting out Mexican
quail 10 this section. The Mexi-
can quail Is larger than the West
ern type which Is so we'll known
10 this section.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-26

Chlee Here Probation officer John
r. Ault WAS visitor here Tuesday
si1iiiag the local schools Mr.. Ault
s making a tour Of the schools Of the
.3uniy 10 discover any delinquency
bat may exist
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-26

ilsds Daughter Mrs. Q. W. crump
mother Of Mrs. y A. BEEN, arrived
here Monday from her home at Gree
iey. Colorado. 10 visit at the BEEN
home
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-26

Go FAST Mr. and Mrs. W ". Tay-
W. and daughter left this morning
or an extended yislt In Nebraska aud
5iher esatefn points They plan 70 re-
inrn here Ia the near future.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-26
FEDERAL Farm LOANS

Those desiring loans m the spring
should make application now. Inter.
eat ~ per cent See Dickcy. next
door 10 Farmers National Bank. Bull
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-26
l0lsE WOMAN Is FIRST AVA.
inix fioiss papers

sh are the captions carried over
clsa containing ihe report that
uIafa Homanza l. the first ~omau
alfit 20 obtain tho coveted experi
of certificate 10 the Aero Club Of
sasrlea.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-26

There are tao reasons Why some
people don't mind their own buai-
frts Ons = that They hafnt any
alad the other that they havn't any
DO mess
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-26

Don't fail 10 see VIM. Hart in
John petticoats' at Gem Satur-
day evening.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-26

you wnl never get many ioayes
snd fishes. n all you 30 Il loaf and
ssh
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-26

The seekly Wood River Times an
noancss that Il has raised 90 sub
fipiion price % g. per year
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-26

New records received twice a
week At Davis Jewelry Shop.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-26

TWIN FALIs wONAN ~ FIRST
AViATHIx Twin falis Paper
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-26

RUPERT wOMAN ~ FIRST AVA
rHiK RnDerf papers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-18
WAS DAVIS SHORT
IN HIS ACCOUNTS?

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Nay 1s-The
Indianapolis News last night said:
ora J Davies, republican nominee
for treasurer of state. settled April ,,
1920 shortage n his accounts as
city treasurer Of kokomo. Mr. Da-
vies was county treasurer OF Howard
county beginning January l. 1915. for
four years and as suca treasurer also
acted as city treasurer AS county
treasurer ne also had a deficit, his to
tai shortage as city ard county treas
urer. including interest nthe ac-
counts. amounting 70 s3s1s.6l. the
fnal payment az which was made on
tho date mentioned
The plea of Mr. Davies and his
deputy. who is now treasurer % How
ard county and treasurer If the city
OF Kokomo. is that they did not know
what became of the money. it simply
disap ppeared and efforts OF the exanf-
ners from the state board ot accounts
and the experts employed by Mr.
Davies have failed to find it. The
hooks balance the records agree. but
the money that should have been in
the treasury was not there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-18
HEMENWAY
WILL NOT
RUN AGAIN
fr1vEs guEE1u AZ SAVE caplTAll

INDIAHAPOLIS IND. May 1S-
James A. Hemenway. or Boonviue. Viii
not be a candidate to succeed himself
As Republican national committeeman
from Indiana. il has been dsdu tcly
learned. This decision opens t.te way
for lively contest 70 obtain this COW
cted place and already the forces OF
several party leaders are putting IN
their Icks IN order that they may be
able TO name the new committeeman
when the Indiana delegation 70 tEs
national convention meets al Chica=s
Il is understood that Mr. Hemenway
VIII champion Joseph & Keaang Of
Indianapolis tor the place. Because I
III health during the past several
months Mr. Healing has repres IN ed
.dr. H=menway at the meetings of tAe
national committee and has held thc
former senator's proxy. Mr.. Heuen-
way would have become q candidate
for reelection there is no doubt thas
he would be chosen and IL is therefor
believed that his choice in the naming
of successor viii have great iaau-
ence with the Indiana delegation.
But on the other hand. Senator J. T.
Watson IS very desirious that he be
more intimately represented on the
national committee The friends CT
The senator. therefore. have groomed
John Owens of Nobiesville. who serv-
c das Senator Watsons manager dur
ing the primary campaign. to succeed
Mr. Hemenway. This activity on the
part Of the state organization. The
developments OF the past week how
ever. have not tended to strengthen
the Senator's influence in the state
organization. and X is doubtful wheth-
e ne can land the place for his cam
paign manager
There are other aspirants for rhs
place Ralph Lemoke. Marion cou-.y
treasurer and close associate of May
OF Jewett. is being boosted by his
friends for the place on the natinoal
committee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-18
WERE
MUCH ALARMED
OVER ABSENCE

orioials % the Sinclair OIL and the
Mark Plant and friends Of c 4. Tn
derwood and George Bender became
alarmed yesterday when it became
known tina, the two men with Mrs.
Underwood and Miss Elizabeth Keefer
Of Indiana Hareor had left Michigan
City BY automobile sunday evening al
Ell iEht O'clock and Rad not been heard
from ate yesterday afternoon Re
port cf fears entertained were made al
the police station.
AUTOMOBILES from the plants were
sent out on the road 70 look for a pos
siole accident and these located the
lest party At Sary where engine trou
bie had caused them 10 stop for re-
pairs. The party vas unaware that
trey we're causing any excitement and
had not thought that their continued
absence would attract any attention.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-18
CAN'T AFFORD ROAD
EXPENSE AT PRESENT

High cost % LABOR and building ma
tsrial Is holding Up two o. WeS'
Eamuonds pubic improve smsnts- BIDS
had been asked fo- paving Of 152nd
street which : the western extension
CT Haumond's Rmbach avenue. and
a sewer in I52ad place.
Last THURSDAY the Boar dof Lea;
improvements opened the bids and
sound that The contractors had no,
beenn able 20 keep their figures dow Il
= ,hs estimated cost. Before reject
ing the bids the board called . meet
Ing OF the interested property owners
70 talk il over. This was held last
night. II was decided To drop the
matter for the present and Vat until
prices came down before putting me
work through.
The property owners. however.
agreed 20 have the board 20 ahead
with the construction OF cement SIDE
walks on both sides - 152nd street,
which viii help matters some.
This is the second setback which
the better streets movement has re-
ceived in West Hammond lately. Cit
xens were EIesful over the announce
uent that Siblev street from state
Line west. was 70 DC made a concrete
highway 5y the state and exe1ded sew
en- miles west 20 intercept Western sv-
enue cf Chicago This also vas called
or when the state decided 70 hold up
road work because Of high prices
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-18
DOES CRUDE OIL
HURT COWS MILK?

The Indiana Pipe Line Company
which runs through Lake county Is
being sued II the LaPorte courts fer
$500 by Christian ChrLstianson. >
farmer.
The trial has entered sts seventh
week and is unique N that it IS said 70
be the only lawsuit on record II which
damage 10 crops and stock - claimed
as the result Of the alleged action of
crude oil.
Christianson alleges that his land IN
Stark county was damaged and live
stock killed by crude oil which es-
capped from pipe lines owned by the
defendsnt company. This is the first
action On record in which oil is said
10 have poisoned live stock. and the
suit has caused considerable research
work in efforts TO set at the facts.
According TO the evidence given by
agriculture experts. the oil would not
damage crops. Veterinarians also
testified that crude OIL would have no
III effects on live stock.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-18
HAMMOND FIRST
CITY OVER TOP

Recognition OF the strenuous work
put in by Howard Gescheidler as the
chairman O. the salvation Army drive
ty which Hammond was able 70 pick
off the honor OF being the first city
in the state Il. make its quota Is con-
tained in the following telegram which
has been received from Arthur Robin
son. state chairman
Mt n. j. Gescheidle-.
Hammond. Ind
Dear SIT.
Have learned Of the splendid coop
eratlc-n you gave in The recent saliva
tiou Army appeal TO which I attri-
butte the wonderful success you have
had in Hammond want 70 consrat-
alste the people " Hammond and
yourralf i'm being the first city in In
diana t 70 over the top fin the 1900
salvation ARMY Home Service Appeal
ARTHUR ROBINSON.
state Chairman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-18
Society Has
NezUPrObIen1
L. II Proper For The Debs To Park
Their CorsetS. The Easier To DO
The Shimmyf
rlsrtsNArIoNAL NEWS sERvcEl

CHICAGO. May ISIS Ia q So
ciaI transgresston for a debutante
70 park her corset IN a club check
room prior to engaging in aEita-
tIon of the chemise or other terp-
slchorean gyrations?
1t most certainly IS. declares Chi
cage society. and Furthermore nice
debutantes don't do that. Il may
ee in the interest CT comfort. but
II isn't proper. society matrons de
clare. and really iJs not done
among the best people. you know
Social leaders were much aroused
today by the publication OF a silk
lingerie advart isement in h&ch
William 3 Simmons. head OF the
underwear concern and a member
Of the social-elect himself. de-
clared that Chicago's debutantss
are in the habit Ct checking their
corsets at dances given at the most
exclusive clubs here. He quoted
ore dowager as declaring that she
discovered no less than thirty cor
sets strung Up along the hooks ot
one club check room.
1t isn't So" declared all society
leaders approached on the subject
today. How perfectly shocking
Of sfr simmons
They're doing il by the hundreds
ard I can prove It" contradicted
NJ. simmons
And 50 the debutante corset
mystery is merrily CT.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-18
IMPORTANT
MEETING FOR
FACTORY HEADS

shall we pay increased fre ght
rates. il 30 what should Re the per-
cent increase Should the railroads
seek this method Of charging revenue
a, this timee How Will an increase
eject present prices os cur commodl
'ues7 How best shall We solve the
ever growing question of mounting
costs2"
These are some of the lanes through
which manufacturers of me Calumet
region will have 20 tread when they
meet Thursday aeon with general
freight agents = al railroads AZ the
Hammond Chamber of Commerce 70
discuss the proposed increase in the
freight rates
The meeting promises 70 he one ~
the most important ever called oy the
le'caI manufactures. In fact. W b
Conkey. president of the Hammond
Manufacturers Association directs a
personal appeal 20 every industrial es-
tablishrAert to send its representatives
10 the meeting End .ccl. NJ ! RAey-
prezideas ot the FIRST Aatienal Bank
q East Chicago. WI finely comb his
district 20 see that every mau15actUr-
- there IS present a. the Hammond
conclave.
The PRO and con q the question
vll Be threshed cut following the reg
ular weekly luncheon az the chamber.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-18
NEW SHOOTING
IN CHICAGO
LABOR WAR
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

CHICAGO. Nay Is-John kikulsky.
head Of the Stock Yards Labor Cour-
Gil here. was in q critical condition n
. hospital today a. the result of a Ia
Dor war shooting in which he was the
victim. He vas shot down in front of
his home late Monday BY two men who
h-ed a. him from a taxicab
He named two rival labor leaders as
his sssaiIants. klkulsk@s organization.
which Is the central body for all stock
yards labor unions had a falling out
with the Chicago Federation of Labor
several weeks ago when Kikulsky was
accused OF taking q portion CT the
stock yards council funds. The shoot
ing Is believed 70 be the outcome.
kikuIsky Is the fourth labor leader
70 be a victim Of q rivals bullet in
Chicago during the past three months.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-18
HARRY ARNOLD
FAVORED AS DELEGATE

Thirteen Gary men. delegates % the
democratic convention viii leave the
city for Hammond this evening where
they uiIl poin the ether Lake county
delegation on its trin 10 indianapolis
To attend the two day session
Included in the Cary party are Tom
Cannon. Harry Arnold Judge Wilder
mu1h. Harvey Curtis. John c. Wells,
Martin Gill; Pat Finnerty, Emmitt
white and William Misko.
III was learned from reliable infor-
nation this morning that the Tenth
District delegation VIII support Harry
Arnold Of Gary as delegate 70 the Nat-
ionaI Convention 70 he held at san
Francisco next mont
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-18
BAD LIQUOR CAUSES
THREE CORNERED SCRAP

Noonshlna liquor temporarily broke
up a three-cornered friendship late
last night when Charley sass. shorty
Winkler and Bill Palmer. all of Ham
moud engaged IN a rough and tumble
d-ht in West Hammond The noys
had visited a friend n West Hammond
and cut in front of the house on Doug
las avenue as they we're Leaving the
liquor they received began working
The racket reused the ighborhood
and when the West Hammond police
arrived each man had apparently been
badly beaten up oy the other two
Hono-s were equally distributed. They
spent the night as the police station
ana this morning Judge Kows1ski
handed each a hne and costs amount
ing to s11-5o.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-18
WOOD LEADS IN
NATION WIDE POLL

Leonard Wood still leads all the re-
publican candidates for the nomination
for president in the Literary D gest
poll. which last week included more
than l. coo 0oo straw votes He leads
IN first choice votes. in second choice
and in Republican votes. Herbert
Hoover IS in the Republican column
and he leads N Democratic vores with
Hiram Johnson second and wood as
third.
II is noteworthy that Hoover has
1865 Republican and 67.e74 Democrat
lie votes greater number of Demo
cratic votes than are polled fer Vim.
@ McAdoo in The Democratic column.
and McAdoo leads the Democratic
votes. so the Democratic vote for Mr.
Hoover. Republican candidate is
sreater by more than 5000 than the
Democratic vote for MeAdoo-
The total vote for Wood IN lass
weeks Digest poll is 2oe.oSs. for John
son IS7.l4o and fer Hoover 1ss.552.
In second choice votes Wood has 1ss.-
$50. Johnson I2o.ss5 and Hoover Sa.727.
In the Republican votes Wood leads
Johnson BY 1896 Eight Republican
candidates are listed in the Digest ia
bic and i is noteworthy that Wood
keeps a lead despite the concentration
of certain elements in the support e
Johnson.
There is little doubt that = a poll
were on apreference between Wood
ang Johnson. mcst Of the ballots cast
for Hoover. Coolidge. Hughes. Low
den Harding and Taft would be FER
wood and would show his strength
in the Republican party as compared
with Johnson. relatively much greater
than is shown by the, Digest poll.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-18
SOUTHERNERS CALL
MADDEN A LIAR
rlsrEpsArroNAL agwz crsvIcEl

WASHINGTON. May Is-A clash on
me ao1r of The hcase was narrowly
arerted This afternoon when Repre-
sentative Madden, e Illinois. made
ain attack en- the confederate SOL
diers.
The entire Southern delegation made
concerted move in the direction o.
Madden and il vas with difficulty
that speaker Gllett restored order.
Il have no apologies to make for
what I said saturday" Madden declar-
ed 7 said that Gen. Lee and the men
that followed him were traitors can
anyone deny it,
cries or Liar" came from various
members.
Maddeus attack was occasioned
when Representative stedman. Of No.
Carolina. sought TO reply 70 a speech
made by Madden Saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-18
WANT MEMBERSHIP
TO REACH 5000

Five Thousand members is the goal
set in the membership drive of the
Gary works Athletic Association and
q; dollar a clip the association hopes
to put $1,000 round Ssmoleans in its
treasury Harold Cross. former Ham
mond newspaper man and member Of
the staff of the chicago Tribune. who
T. doing publicity work for the drive
expressed his oPinion that they ought
TO have lfttIe trouble in reaching that
mark Early next year the Assocla-
tion homes ~ S.art work on its costly
club house.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-18
BILLION DOLLAR
RAISE FOR THE
RAIL WORKERS
INTERNATIONAL NEws SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyTcEl
CHICAGO, May IS-There is every
Indication that the new federal
railway board will grant the bill
lion dollar wage increase demanded
by the two million rnil workers Of
the L. : I'm order TO avert a gen
eral strike, IL became apparent to-
day.
The rail workers want the raise,
and the railroad officials arc back
ing them in their stand
But is also became apparent. from
the statements made By the rail
heads before tho labor board. that
the public must pay the billion dol
lar annual increase If this j. grant
ed. freight rates arc almost certain
10 be raised. meaning. OF course. "A
raise in the cost of commodities to
.he public in order to pay the higher
rates.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-18
LEADERS AT
FRENCH LICK
GATHERING
Ohio Governor on Slate To Head
Ticket With Edwards in
Second Place.
trsrEssArIosaL nrxs srsycEl

NEW YORK, May 1s-Plans 70 con
1est the possible denomination Of Pres
sdent Wilson. TO fight the nomination
of William G. McAdoo and to work
3or vet plank IN the National Demo
,cratic platform a. San Francisco. were
Adeeided upon ~ number CT big dem
ocratic leaders who have just compile
ted a long conference al French Lick
Springs. Ind. II vas learned today.
The leaders were said 70 have cecs1ed
upon the following tentative slate
Fer president. Gov James II. cox
Ct Ohio.
Fer vice-p-esident. Gov. Edward /.
Edwards. OF New Jersey.
FIGHT WITH BRYAN on
The dght against President Wilson
and Mr. McAdoo would naturally ex-
tend 70 William Jennings Bryan. be
fczuss Of his support cf the eighteetth
tconstit u tionai amendment and national
prohibition.
7 William F. McCombs. former nation
! a. democratic chairman. who took part
n the conference. vas reported 10
have told friends that he believed Gov.
iCox has = better chance than any
sotnsr democratic presidential aspIraut.
BIG MEN AT MEETING
Others who took part in the French
Lick Springs powPow were.
Charles z Murphy. leader % Tam
many IN New Tork. George E. Brea-
ran. long a lieutenant CT Roger Sui
Ivan. II Illinois; Thomas 7. Tag
gart. OF Indiana Johnson NJ. Camden
/ Of Kentucky and Charles BoeschensteIn
OF Illinois.
Mr. McConbs was formerly report
I'd to favor Gov. Edwards as the
presidential nominee but apparently
h.s opinion was changed during the
conference.