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The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-12

Shave yourself We will give you a safety razor and blade free of charge. PRESCOTT HARDWARE co.
 NOTICE-All service trips by the undersigned in the city from this date will be the small sum of 25 cents per person. Signed J. M. Hunt, phone 100 night phone SS9. R. E. Gold, phone 8e, night phone 367. J. W. Mitchell, phone 136, night phone 260. 29d6
 A woman writer indignantly denies that her sex bedecks Themselves in finery to attract men. Possible she is right-it may be fer the sole purpose of moking other women iealous-East Mississippi Times.
 The Stars and Stripes is the publica- ton that originated on the firing line in France. It is now published in the National Capitol. Get copy from Jack Johnson, Newsdealer.-5 cents
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-12
The Prescott Daily News
 Pu61ishel by The News Printing Company

Entered as secand class mail mat- ter Novemker ltA. t1e6, af the post- s1fice at Presestt Ark, under ths ct of Congress. March :. tSf0.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-12
Attention Confederate Veteran

You are hereby commanded ,.sa m at Serepta at noon on July 2Sno' ''. Z. with two days rations. Fail my " be present. 2.
 O.S. JONES, Comman,ss''
 Camp Asa Morgan U. .. '
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
Millions Wasted in Probing
War Record of Democrats,
Homer Cun1mins Charges

uiy pf criticism.
We have iuuihl q great war ior
q <oni rgUsr and ~" have had u
,"prorship which has carried Am.
rricn to greater heights of "lnty Hnd
power aud spl,nior aud honor th'r
she hes ever kuiWa briurr in h"r
rnlir" history
rho republicans have now Dc"n
IN control ul m senate Hnd hnus' 'o"
eight months the chairman cont.
nucd "Th y wrnl ih indcr false
prctrus"s. They outlined an rlabor-
lir program ~ reconstruction thdi
'uokcd yctN we'll m tn new ,plpors
They have not uul, delayed ana Ia.
definitely postponed M" ucaoo ut thf
world iriorfrrod with american
commerce ara brought ihr rat" of -.
change lublus doNu a. point
hitherto unI nONu. hut aside from
railroad LEGISLATION of doubtful va.
Sac. they have not passed one single
constructive act.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
SCHOOL TEACHERS
FROM PANHANDLE
WILL MEET TO-DAY
k\\ItI ,UNNi\1iD\ 80 iiIti\
Ar,N\lp>-.Niil LAST
lWO DAYS

NiHt ~ w. lNt FfNA
tNNNuN. Narh g. 3D.. anuul
convention IT the runrandl, Touch
Drs Association VIII rupyru' ~ . 20
r'clnrL her, tomorrow morning ~
lhr auditorium pf the West T"\a'
ytiir Normal tollor, fNuu-N'
rlaus have been ma lo Tor a strong
prpuln and int'r"-l,ug sessions
during 90" 49," days nf he copvrn'
linn
Teacher. from 40 over the ran.
handle ate expected tn attend it'
convention MANY o' ~" l"a1iut
school official. of the r1uhrrdlr
Win take IUt ON M, prog Am. whit"
.ddr,t.., viii a. given hN members
~ thr state department. nt cdu'"-
ton
II d. understood that IN u. e..
vu.cu pr, idonr ot the i'ui,'Hi''
Ut r,Nts Who $50. scheduled 'ur t'.
dh,-s.. ri,lV muu.ur |ud u'rhL
win hr ruiblr tu Ht'Hi 'n' 'un-
yputi,r h.Jua, oi ~, 800" 90. hn.r
1,s. ~ Austin
IN rwu,'lIuu .rh tN. O.. 1'H
A.., uL.u . k.,piu. l.t r'.i.t-
rr,r Vill b. N.id nd % 81. t.p q
that man, count, Officials 'ill n'.
toni u Wu Su'lc. state super.
N.br ~ lh. vorb i. r,pa.lc1 tu ."
tt Ctrlnu .n IuU thr ,nui"r"ur"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
u, A.swi,,cii'rs.

~ Associated irs..
lut lGNllLE. March Is. Waste
Ul expenditure ui tUu million dpl-
Dor, for smelling committees Na'
charged atJiIst t.D r'uhlioa' hd-
.uuty In congress b, Homer 5 'um-
ming, chairman Ol the democratic
ualioail commillec In an address
here ionigh. AZ a dinner attended by
rymo,wtir ."aicts uf Kentucky
m, committees Chairman 'hm-
mlurs SAID we're appointed To- asc"r-
tain whether there had been uGr
rrau m m, conduct ct th" wltid
war bui instead 'd 'mrnslluird that
this Wl, the cloauyst war ever fought
Zoo th, history oi civilization %
The liur"r ol sr"ln dprs NOS
point tu one single d,uu,rili, uf'I
,ial In pll uf broad America idt'd
Nr Crmmiur Il want 10 r'mind
Npu thu 10 doe, not lio IN lhc mouths
pf tho.r Who conducted The spanish.
NmrIicar VIII 20 iu'ulr" IN The luN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
CONFERENCE OVER
RED RIVER LANDS
To Be HELD TODAY
IEpEiitL gEtEiNEH no HOLD
PROPERTY PENDING sETflt'
NENT NAY ~ APPOINTED
.oc,s,drw-.

" ,s."rH',d Press
OKLAllOMN CITY. Okla. MAJ. ~.
\ conference with reference ~ tho
nppliniment of federal receiver To
tax, ,harro Of disput.d propcrtS or
tar Red River border until the aurs-
ton 81. les ownership shall he .s'l u
f.naiN by the supreme court of the
unHcd states is To be- hold acre To-
morrow morning by W. A. keeting.
resistant attorney general OF Texas.
and attorney general :. y. Fr" 'iiilT.
~ Oklshumn The conference toror"
900. Freezing said tonight, II the iirst
driuilc move mad" by the opposihg
stat. concerning action toward focis-
lrn IT the boundary question.
he said II an agreement II reached
tn ASK for u receiver the attorney
generals of the Two states viii iie-
srri their request Immediately Ia the
federal supreme court and In that
r.f the issue will he removed fnni
~, hands of Texas rangers, private
ov nrrr pf nil leases In the river bed
shd other disturbing elements.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
KANSAS STORM
DAMAGES WHEAT
IIIGU MiNn BLOWS GREAT
OF NNIITifS ~ GRAM UtT
ON Gl,Oi NJ

T., Assoria'ed Press
TDPFkN Nrrch Is llish wind
which prevailed over Kansas TO-DAY
blew great quantities NJ wheat on.
Ut M, ground impaired wire COM
municaiion AMI filled the ar with
.uch tn amount oi dust and sand
p.iir',, tlu m, sun wns Obrcurcd.
\t man, places the darkness was So
pronounced II v1s tound necessary to
isr light. The wind had no' abaied
tonight
\ low pressure area ceniercd this
morning NJ Gnodland Kansas was
lhp culsn of the storm here, accord
ur 10 tha KJutas weather bureau
announcement. Al Winds IN the mid
Ulov,t Wntr headed IN that general
dip uor ~" nini In Topeka blew
~ ~ uil". an hour
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
ONE KILLED, TWO
HURT, IN WRECK
TWO TRAINS NEir ~ M VI.
E>D JOiI.isiu> >Ein
TEN ,Rk,>N

D. N..ur0Hi.i r.'ss
TENARkANA March Is The
,nnihhnunl NATL train No Z and the
noithhuund equipment train NJ ~,
ON the Missouri Pacific. met in
head.cud collision in.l outside the
ward limits north ut T"Nnrhana to.
night. Engineer lur Hickman. nf
Little Rock. ON Nc. Z, being scaldci
tu death
y " Thoma. oi liiilr Rock mo.
man ON so Z, probably was fatally
injured. being badly -cnldrd
waiter Erwin. uf Little Rock "n.
glnr,r at So ~. saved his NJ" by
Jumping aud not seriously iu.
mrcd I j Chipplr. ut Little Rock,
fireman of Nu -. escaped With
slight injuries
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
Treaty Reservation Expressing Sympathy
For Irish People Passes Senate 38 To 80
final RATIFICATION VOTE
is SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
ny THE ASSOCIATED PREss.


WASHINGTON. March lsProceeding under forced draft to
reach final ratification the treaty tomorrow, the
the Republican leaders today and
expeedy into the Republican reservation program deca
ration Of sympathy for elf-government in Ireland
The proposal out in committee Of the whole by vote OF
S to IS after sday debate On necessary second vote this
action confirmed later, IS TO %.
During the debate Democratic leaders supported the
and the managers the Republican side opposed because
included general declaration that this nation adhered to the
principle Of the Of peoples On the first roll
call q Democrats and II Republicans including the econeabe
foes Of the treaty voted for adoption while 20 Republicans and 10
Democrats recorded in the negative
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19

a., 4. .ur.bild ip.s
WASHINGTON Mar - The
house today passed and s0n to 'h'
srnnto the arm REORGANIZATION hill
providing f,g O p"''r lIm,s army ui
"pp. 200 enlisted men and I Z $40 uf'
flcrrs The vote NHs go tn 90.
Efforts to reduce the autUori Il
strength tp approximately ..'.nop
mru aud .ruu officer. substantial.
iv ihr mr.Vut authorization, hN l;,p
rrsrniathr nrnt. ui \lHhhmI. l"idihH
democrat of thD military commiilr..
was defeated go tu ~ The hon /"
also voted iGN +, i,N in reverse iis
prc,inu. tentative decision tu rtllh.
iIsh srurflt, army construction
CONSTITUTION arti,itirs we're 'oulin
u.d M the uurlrrmasl"r cnrpt Is
W,rr uIu poriiion and procurement
of npplirt
tI,nngr, Ne Minor.
Nn material changes ~ ~" mill.
tar, system outlined b, the national
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
~ N'I IIHNs WIN
~iilNIkl liI.fuliIln "

IHNuON Mar IN 40 uu.uuiHI.
r. report br. reached hrrr that
t.r..Hl u.u..|rr. leader of 'hr yrii
huI-Hr,i.t force tr South Russia ha.
m.H. frrm. with ihs hul.he,ik This
rrpur' d. ~ diplomatic origiu hut u
Htt.u.i LuuHuu BOO a uNhi about
.HH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
IIlOliTS 10 SlrriE
sIi,IhE t\ii buw>


~ NHa'" IHitN 'f'''-
SEW YORK. Mar - Efforts To
tito the strike of The lunashnrrm'n.
witch ter i've daNa has tied MP coast
wis, shipping here failcd today whrr
hn.t operators iu rnl for'hrr WIN
strike leaders declined tn consider
d,uppd. rnr Increased wages ana de-.
olprrd the only solution WIS tlnt IN"
a return to work # their Old way
~.
After the conference T Y uton.
nrr. president of the mi'rnltlonu
lnurshnrrmou's uniuu. declared the
Situation unchanged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
Two Youths Given
7 Year Sentences
On Robbery Charges
~ t..o,a,cdl l'r-.

ris.,. TrN. Mar i' nut e.
r,ov, ego T. ami Gcofr" " Iust
ne -. Drl rcd inllowin. q 't'''rn'
hr,trp o' IA, biuk OF N'....''. veto
.nUi, .,ad 10 rrNut wear. tui su'-
n,n' tt nro.k.i. ,tgr TODAY, O. ruIG.
u. &c. advice. rrrnp,i hero
Nui .ttt,1 the boys ','
81 . urO ot ih. n,orN they tid 'e"r
.lrlu the hmk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
Ni>II,s DEMAND NJ
iENH nOi>p Wul,k


NrW YORK Mar - All N'1r
round work was demanded hy III" an
trraclir coal mucrs ~ lodaN's confer.
enc. NJ the subcommittee ot miners
aud operators appointed to negotiate
20 nov Npro agreement lor the nara
ruul dirrrrs The ruuf"r"nr" adinur'
ned until Tomorrow without any nc-
tIuu being taken
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19

HERIlN. Murch lN The inlii.
troops assembled In Wiihcimslt"s'
ana Inter. der linden iu mnrrhinF
order aud with flags Tying this q.
icruuun
Great crowds watched the trUop
maxine ready fur ilr'r d"rIrlr'".
pnd what we're ~ lir.t w"rrl' some.
what unfiiondv decentralization
eventually dr,,lopDl into ''nrin'
and hou'rug Th. c'rF'l ih"
troops. who tired ,v'D" into ih.
crowd o,urlur s,rrl u.I nus
81 rrull Improvement iu m" eco
romr ~uaticu is lo h" observed
vet The railway wru hiyn rrHrn"l
work hui the otgIui,nd worker
generally g" Dissatisfied aud ur"
roniinulng lhc strike. They de-.
mand IN. disarmament of lh" TROOPS
md ~ in.lusion IN tho government
Il florr radical clrmrnlt
Conservatives tusing Hold,
one outcome NJ Dr kpnp.s hii',
tcien o. q greater t"rdru'' toward
the l,n umnue The Workers ana "
Is generally believed that the coming
elections viii return independents ~
greater iorcc knpps coup was the
rtcuirl dis,,ryirr h" could hbN'
rendered to tho conservatives. VINO
how nrr dlwrpdilrd and dislrustcd
Tho censorship has hc"n lifted and
the new sunp,rs 1rr allowed iu pal.
lish. Lord iilmHuork the british
charge. has iRk"u the first oprut
,uniiy tn publish an emphatic de-.
NAL that the Allirs gave any support
nr sympathy whatever to the new
government
ss.--. ...H
continued ON page So
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
NENBERRY CASE
GOES To JURY
ILTI ~ ~ nEiI>pl>T~ ti\k.
GIp NiIH ,uN>l'tHNl
Now Nif~ \liib'
nENNn nNrlns. -alcl. Mar Is -

GRAND ElIips. aicl. MAJ. ~ -
The ,t.V e Srniiui Truman ". New.
lrtiN aud lis rigllN tour '"d"trhd
aiis ~ The ,l,riinn ,"n>pi'ac, trial
went ~ the iuI, to-day.
The twelve mrn Wliu have b"'n li>'
lrninI 4" irsiun"u, nnh Arguments
since Iri,uan ., rrtitcd ~ consider
thiiI verdict ~ 80 p. ~.
NJ = ~ Judgr ~,s.i"n> 'N'us"I
the iuti until ~ y. ~. t"n"'t"". w"
ndnnnish'd them nni 4" discuss the
cJ,, IN ~, minn nni I ihii iimi",
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
SiIl ATIuN ~ Ni\ltH
l. RIiul,TtU SEtiiots


iDNuuN March f. Official
J.sr,i,h. received here siy iEat IN.
.fu.tiun .n Munich where q gelera'
.trIkr q. reported 3. serious rhers
.- lu', o few diy- food supply IN ~"
t.i Hrd tbr peasants are declining
tn .nHd more lpud until the slfihr
'- nudrd
Tho ad,i,4 added that the strikers
hI., drrHn I,d the release Of all PEE
Uii,al prisoners and that to" pole"
ur. tn br supplanicd hi organized
ku.U. 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
NHIi,lt NNS ~ Gi,i,Nl>i
iliE i,IlOiirIU Sh .


COplENI. Mar u.s. M cttou b.
'u b.. made 90 cuuonlrnt" Americans
NOW m Germany ai some one point
80 that ull uf thum who d"sirr in
'rnNr the corulr, may ho ahlr iu ou
20 A. nt is known all th" Amcri.
uus ln GptmlW are .utc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
. HOUSE DISCUSSES
LATE TAX RULING
SUPREME corr DECISION
M iNS J5,Oup,O ,OUu Loss
lOi ~ tIiNI,GE

iH N" lH'.. I...
WASHINGTON Mar Il the
huu-. ul,s tud means committee
locked horns to-day with uN proh
I,m. ari.Iul ont ut th, decision ut
the -uprmr court rN'mpiiug stock
dividend from taxation Treasury
otp,ri- we're called iu ald ihr ,um.
mission Boo search fur new sources OF
Income
V.,ur johnson solicitor uf the
treasury .irmii nrui while mot 'udnr
Uue auy plan toln the committee r,-
eos. tiN 600 stock dividends could boz
muI.r irmad, retroactive over % i'.-
.pulhlr period and would hr hold
con ittnnI u fh' fUu'' 81 ih-
90. uf nat taxation abu'ish.ug 'h'
graduated schedule uuN existing
v.r. .'.n discussed bu' comment
Wl. withhold 70, On, committee
Joseph s M,Iu government 1's
tt.t estimated fhu lhr total uri
,.. fo rho government ~. result ~
. decision would not h' more i01H
g.. 5000 uuN pnrf'us HI' fIH mm''
..... .u..,. ".HII Do, much HTr'r
b.. would Do, offset mt'.ru'', over o
....I uf t.lr. f.uuI.h 'h" resale
.H ..,pH,r' hrHrT taxation u
. .fu,Is.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
Maryland House I
Passes Measure
Legalizing Beer

Hy ,..,.r.s'.d rr.
ANNAPOLIS Nd. Mar iN-The
Nai,laud bou-o ~ delegates tonight
%. ..d The luIr, 3 /, pee cent beer
hi'l .b.t Wih amendment. that riake
,p.itiiND only " the supreme court
uIy. that concurrent action by
. I.. U,ur. thlt each ,lat" NAV TX
.,uiuIlr content ct beverages manu-
'ttiuIHd ANA .ull therein
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19

Debate ou the Corry li,h usHr.
Htipu ua,hod H Nirh pitch nt h.i-
lrIpn.. Wv m np rh1r.o- 81 po'i-
Veal manipulation ami 3D. Mfh.
Republican leaders rrprtI.'h frn.l
lo modify ur liilr uui ti, gene li
ir,lnru'i,u NJ adherence lu the doe
trim of tolfdrtcrminatiou
Senator Lodge declared that -ru
polite, had @ touch of 'hypucrHr'
when pui forward br % nation Wh 90
lGd FOUGHT for four y'Ir- iu hplu
lh' south 100 ih, union .eaiust it.
will.
Senator Sr,rllur characterized ~
rr- raiiuu .. ".n under bonded ui.
Io runulyId t %, Senator lliDi-
rr,b iho d.muuID loalr. to co..
feat tur frHif
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19

Nll NJ ~" rpun'utt ol th" utir'n
rrsniyution un the null vote W"lr
irmncinis Forty republicans Wct"
Iu.n.f H. fourteen irml,rifs w 3 q
adoption Tho dcmurrats who yulrl
'ur thr rrsoiNpiiun Wor" A~hurt
Chimbcrla'H. TORY Gore. llrndtr'
son. kcndrirL NIR'ul. rhol"n. PIT
uau. romD,u". Rood 5hl"ld-. smith
NJ G'ursiu and Wal. h of Na "sicnu
srila Al supporters of 'hr Slm-
Mons arli'l" tHp. tu substitute were
democrats
rive democrat. Gpir. oklahoma.
G,ul Niasnlr shilds. Tennessee
N.l.h Nnsp,hu. rpd Williams.
Nt,if,ippi. yrt"d With ~, r"puhllc'
un. t' Hblr thn pi sails
Senator lpdso sid th' simmons
up.iituir Va. 'rilJlly detective m
ihu u hurr'd th' r-o %. \neu' ~
military iuitrs DuI uul"r diii,,"
ten. while th" Lodp, reservation Dr..
iird their usr Tor PTy purpose ind'i
any rl1u.r ,i the tt.lty without "N-
urtss approyil at tuurr,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
ItIII, TROOPS iiiiE INIO
GROW ~ ~ Tiitl DIpAIiI
non BEI;iIN.
CHANGE NOTED IS SLIGHT
i,nilnu EmploNrs Continue strike
~ They iiold onl f0r Mor"
Radical form ~ tow
urnnIrni,


4 liy '.Il, ipird ,rrss 4
= UFRlIN. Nu" 49, Thu I
= Ebert government is uglih ~ I
. control in luun Vie" Ch1r. I
= c,llur Chluu ir Nho-o hur r 4
= the uddru 90 ,Iumrul ui IN I
= Wrllrur ltapp '"mpururil' I
> placed the administrative ro" 4
= ~ ana GUSTAV No.lH minister 4
= ui dDipp.r. u, engaged ~ 4
= brlur.ug about ordrr ~ h' city 4
= iuG restoring u,L,ur. tu ir.." I
+ uurnal husIf 4:
= Tho mi ministry is expect .
= I'd back lu BrIll lpWnuN 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19

Revival ol tho lush question nto-
lunpod into the night. the seuuir's
task of pulling int final form the
resolution ol ratification upon which
Z is planned Ia hripg - vote tumor'
row ono after another . long lis'
~ mieccliHn"rut reservations N"rr
voted doNn with the leaders bent on
completing thpit iash before ad
inurnmoni
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
Ir,i ~ Reservation

"ln cons,uling 10 the ratification
II the lr,aty with Germany th"
United states llhotcs To the princl-
,lo ut soll determination and to- the
resolution NJ ymplihy with W" ns-
nrlliuns ui the Irish pcopic Tor n
90, ornmont nl ln"lt avn choioc niid
declares that when such government
Is attained ht Ireland, o runsurmn'
lion. II /. hoped is ai hand IL -n1uld
nrumplly be- admitted ls mcmn =
+ tuc league uf nations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
Vote lt,aifhn' Il

Nnnr lipll attempt 10 mcd'fy ~
republican rc.ciyatirn to hticlo ,"r
had failed the body rifiirm"d ni q
vote Of ~ ~ 20 ~ adoption ul the
rD"ryutitn.
The toNi uf tho Irish r,ation
rs introduced hy senator Gerry de-.
morlJi uf Rhode Island, and adept
"a hy The rcullo ts follows
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19

80 material changes ~ m" mill.
tar, system ouilincd hf The naiionpi
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
SEEDS WILL BIZ SCARCE

BOISE. Ida. Good seed will b.
scarce this year. and idaho grower
viii lind themselves confronted with
big shortage at planting time. ac
cording 10 b. g. Sheehan. field agron'
,omist OF the university extension d.
vision
To facilitate the distribution OF
whatever supply OF seed there may
be Mr. sheshan han devised scheme
OF farm bureau cooperation by which
fecd will be listed for sale. the infor-
nation 20 be made public through
The Newspapers, the weekly markets
bulletin OF the state department OF
affieultars ana Me farm bureaus
Data y 10 be collected BY this county
AGRICULTURAL agents and Is 10 include
fLc following Information: kind OF
seed. variety. price. amount. and adj
1Issss Of persons having ths seed
10 sals-
smss OF persons wishing 20 buy
p. 81 also will 10 taken. togsther with |
he Kind OF seed wanted. the variety /
ihe amount and the address OF the
applicant
stocks Ia the hands OF various firms
also are 10 DO listed.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
IN HONOR or MRS. KELLY

A surprise party was given for Mrs
T.. 7 Kelly by hsr children and grand
ididren on her seventy third birth
day. last Thursday.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Lancaster and family. SIR. and
Mrs. George Lancaster and family. Mr..
I'd Lancaster and family. Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence Lancaster and family.
Mr. aud Mrs. Foster Guiick. Mr. and
Mrs Frank I.orsin and family, and
Miss tempo Skies Several great
grand children wsrs present
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
sea, 34.S44
Died OF wounds, 1880.

sea, 34.844
Died OF wounds, 1880.
D,su OF disease. z5.75s.
Died from accident and other causes
5l02
Wounded In action tower IS per
cent returning to duty 2ls,425.
Missing In action mot including
prisoners released and rsturned), 3.
Total. zS3.070
War department officials said IL was
remarkable that the rinal conpila-
ton showed only three men listed as
missing 10 action"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
COMPLETE CASUALTY
.KTURNs ON WORLD WAR

Completion OF the record OF casual.
ties % thu American espsditionary
forces Ia the world war was announc-
"a Friday BY AdIutsni General har-
RS with the issuance OF a final re-
Yissd list OF the odd casualties. .
since this review Of the American ex-
psdltIonsry forces records practically
has been completed. !, was said. no
further additions or corrections were
anticipated
The last names added 10 the list OF
allied In action were Pvts. Neles
Peterson. Howard. 8. d.. and Paul
schmidt. Kalamazoo. Mich. bringing
the total casualties TO date as fol-
lows
Killed In action. including $50 at
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
TWIN FALLS TO HAVE A
COOPERATIVE STORE SOON

TWIN FALLS Prediction that q
61mpaiEn TOR sAls Of stock In a Roch'
dale plan store would be concluded
successfully BY March | and that the
lasiIlntIon would be Ia operation here
ia April. was made BY DR.. John y
White. secretary Of the Twin Falls
County Farmers association. At a
nestiag Friday night OF about $50
farmers and isborers. Stock sub
s,riptions amounting to slo.boo. re-
snltlnE from the first week OF the
campaign. were reported.
James Pendiebury OF Blsckfoot. dis
ouassd his experiences with Rochdale
stores Ia England and America
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12

am ready to take care OF your
needs In all kinds of tAxidermy
work. Write or sec me at Filler,
ldaho-Jake SchIund, tsserdimist.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
TERMS OF CONTRACT

According 10 nrac offered O
for would be 4 and with
rata O ofhe added $2l75 is to
price O
5beet,an 10 n of
The furnishes seed and labor prevailing
oug slS5 would get bonuson
n
500 perc e ed,and
$4,000 taken out regardless whether he
owz
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
This Year

bitches and fumes During hot su
wat mus he 0
the value of wood pipe With there little of water
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
More Durable Than Iron Pipe

pr
two m Ct
nachne-bndei had all desirable
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
And It's Ine2pensi1e to Install

lave thee
of will be carried the following
Handy
He will that
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-09
Acid=Stonach Makes Bad Blood, Headaches and Nervousness

Many times you have seen an awfully bad, oo5y-looking face that makes you think = It's blood poison" You are wrong, for about nine times out of ten it is caused by an acid stomach, which upsets the digestion. This makes the blood impure and it shows up in the face ewith- a red nose' and -pihply, blotchy, muddy, bad-looking complexion.
 Remember, too, if the digestion is faulty, you cannot escape the penalty in the loss of mental and physical power. Then again. if you. eat more food than the body needs, it makes gas by fermentation. sis .N
 This fermentation creates toxic poisons which, taken into the blood, irritate the nerves and affect the entire nervous system. This is the frequent cause of severe attacks of head ache and other nervous disorders such as ex- trerne nervousness, irritabiity, insomnia, mental depression, melancholia, dizziness and vertigo.
 Thousands, yes, millions of men and women suffer daily from these troubles and never dream that Acid Stomachis the cause of their wretehed health. But. for that matter any number of people have endless trouble. with their teeth not knowing that condition called Rcid-mouth is causing all the damage If a tasteless acidis powerful enoughto eat through the hard enamel of the teeth and cause them ' to decay, you can easily imagine that Acid