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90 YOU Who steep "In Flanders
tfirld-" "

10 ' bti w iib NN'H w
Yields
Tu ,ou vino sl''I tu thnl'l4 lt'id'
W. mndr 70 solemn vow.
Thc torch ,ou threw from nlIWg
hands
is ours to keep bright nov
YOU cried to ue n'm FLANDERS
Fields
Your voice rang loud nud 'l'W'
W. answered wo'd k"rp hiih WIN
And called on heaven 10 hear.
We beg of God wo'il cvcr We
To that high trust most tue.
That Won boar the torch aflnmo, on
high.
Ttn We lie down with YOU
Wnh me you bought the world
sweet prncc.
Nor prudpinglv did rivo
That ne. go sweet, that Tor an Time
The law of right might i've.
on. twice have the popplos hloomcd
since thcu'
WHOM FLANDERS fiolds ran rcd.
Oh, twice have they their petals
strcwn,
sweet homage to you dond.
The years will come. the years VIII
go,
And nnppios bloom and fade,
Hut engraved fur aye In Flanders
rolds
,s thc pricc that you have paid.
Nellie brennan ia answer l" !"
Flnndcra Fields
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able productions, several days for a
uumpcr of important shots
\ beautiful setting representing an
ancient Grook garden with silver
moonlight playing ON a fairy fouu-
tain, Wes erected ON the stage, and
n this artistic atmosphere Nils" Dol-
t.n, wearing q flowing Greek rohc,
accompanied hy several other siri'
diJ classic dance. Scyotp! hundred
extras were employed 10 form the
audience and at me conclusion o.
Miss Dlltnr' dance their applause
was genuine,
"a Roman'i, Adventures ubounda
i'm other interesting scenes repre-
snumg tine New orleans Murdi
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Gris, Mont. Carlo, aud the old
French quarter of New orleans.
Miss Dalton has a role that her ad-
muors love her ina sparkling,
spirited, Interpretation Of g'rl who
has been greatly vrunged by her
mother an her lilo.
There IS also comedy presented
az rhe Raltp beginning SUNDAY, one
%, those laughgblo plays that keeps
one !. "a mlshy good humor
throughout This comedy is called
Tho sportsman" and stars Larry
S'mou, who is Il very popular favor
tto in Tulsa, lie IS surely seen al
his best iu this humorous picture
Adv,
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Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrr Etrt t. llruukin5
win take posse ssiou tine first Of the
s,c.k OF th,ir newly acquired home
m Nnplo IiidR", having purchased
the home recently owned 10y Mr ana
Mira Chrrlcs = Hopkins Nj nnd
Mrs llopkiut are temporarily To-
ltrd ON south Peoria street, Huuih-
east of tho city, and expect to T'-
build in Tho tnll
Mr. and Mrs. David Nnluc" of
l3tu south Newport avenue htN' aN
their holiday guests, Mrs NollaC's
brothers. Mr. Kenneth N,'Hhc OF
Denver aud Mir Edward Mo'ah" jr"
~ New York city.
Mr. ana Mrs. Ferdinand W. iiaw-
thurno and daughter Elizabeth "I
Lugansport Ind are visiting th1
homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. IHlciEh ;.
shade. Mrs. Hawthorne b. a sister
OF Mrs Shade.
Mr. aud Mrs S. Ross ,;nmmon.
I2gl South BrnNor avenue, announce
tho arrival ut "A suu born Monday.
Drccmhcr 27. who viii bear the
name ur :. Ross Cannon. Jr
Friends of Mrs Iicrhrrt bulnn'N,
formerly Miss Alice Shtior. VIII h'
plcasod TO know that shH * slowly
recovering from serious Illness at
the oklahoma hospital.
Mr. konrt II. Johnson OF Bartlrs-
yillc, okla. will hc the week end
guest Of Miss Doris Shafer In the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
T.. W. Shnfcr.
Col. and Mrs Harry Y. Morgan OF
Wichita. Kan, who have been holt
day guests Of their sister, Mrs. w.
II. Yousc, returned home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Tillhut of
Kansas City have returned home ant
rr n visit here for the holidays with
MIR. and Mrs. John II. Moroncy
Mr.. and Mrs. PRESLEY. q. Waller,
ir., have returned from Kansas city
where they spent Christmas with
relatives.
Mr.. Wilbur II. Wilson of Tennessee
Ia the holiday visitor OF his sister
Mrs. A. IL. Thomas, and Mr.. Thomas
Mrs g. +. Adams "t Ncwkirk
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NAME SHERIFF'S FORCE
Incoming Ofririal pick~ tndcrslcrifi
aud Dcputi,~---Np appointments In
Other Dffi'c- Made.

selection ut deputy titIks ~ 'h'
county clerks ana register Of deeds
uUu,u has been complct"l hN 9, -.
Lawson. county clerk elect and Sh o.
iff william Mccullough. Tho follow
iug include thc appointments made
Uy thpss incoming officers.
County Clorks pfficc T.. w.
CLARK chief deputy. W. H. Braly,
Lena kolicy Marion Lillibridgc.
Register OF Dccds - Charles Haley,
chief deputy. +. T.. Dickson. VI ID.
u,rudrn, Sibra Eichingor. Grace
llopWOod, Mildred lloslct, Nell
smith Frau"us Dclmau, Carri" L..
iuovu, Emma Johnson, Pauline
korr.
Deputy Shcriffs--Charlys price.
uudoahcriff. rom Higgins, Henry
Irpm,r, r.. Il Reynolds. Haimcy
Miller. Frank Wolfe. John Penn,
Thomas quinn, hpokccpor, jailors,
Walter Large ana ". l.. Campbell.
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The expense ln which tine large
motion picture companies 20 to OBJ
tain the proper sccues Tor their pie
turca was again illustrated 300 "A
Romantic Adventures, the udapta-
tion of the Charles belmont Davis
story, a Winter Ci,y FaNorltr,' in
which Dorothy Dalton. Paramount
star. will bo seen at the l,ialto the
.tcr sunday. Tho script called Ter
Miss Dalton. Who had she part ot
a dancer, to mako "a hit "A, first
nigh, og a new rvyur m N,W NorN.
Believing IL impossible 10 adequately
reproduce this scene IN tho studio,
Famous Players loasyd tho lnlk the
atcr which has housed many not
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DIDN'T RELISH TWO
YEARS OF STARVATION

81 have delayed writing to SEQ II
my relief was permanent; van say
that | am feeling tine Three doc
tors told me | und ulcers uf the
at unach and no medicine would help
me but your MaNr's Wonderful
Remedy has done So. am now u
well man again after two years of
starvation ANA suffering IL iS a
ample. harmless preparation that re
moves the catarrhal mucus from the
Intestinal tract aud alltN lie In
ELIMINATION which causes practically
all stomach, liver ana intestinal all.
ments, including appendicitis, one
| dose will convince or money refund.
| ed. Quaker Drug Co.---Adyt.
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Lions Adopt boy Scouts.

Special 20 The World.
HENRYE1"TA. Dec. 30.-The
Hcnryetta Lions club has elected
the following officers to serve for
tho ensuing year: George w. Bailey.
president; G. T.. Wilson, vicc prest-
dent: .. Il. Carter, secrctary-trcas-
urur. John w. Orcndorf, trustee for
tho one year term. Tho club which
is fostering Boy Scout Troop No. 2,
viii expend Sc, 900 on building for
scout quarters. the money to bc Sc
cured through n series of entertain
mcnts. the first Of which VIII be an
elaborate minstrel performance.
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Sprcia al tu The world.
DEUMRIGIIT, Dec. 30.--For the
purpose OF familiarizing them with
the spirit OF Rotary, members of the
Drumright Rotary club have adopt
cd the practice of having boys be-
tween the ages of IL and is as
guests at each weekly meeting. Boy
welfare work IL the most hoayilv
stressed feature OF the work of this
club here.
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Miss %oll tIa5Vcll Ut 81" South
NorttuVu entertained ia" B"oih"V"n
.luh Tuesday evening, December -,
lt A15 o',loc,. when the following
program ,,aH rendered.
Paper. Musical Manufacturers of
America. Miss I.us" Kuutz. riHuo.
plzyrtalo Polka GJriruJ, Srati
pap,c CChamluadap. Mrs John
Bru,k: pilno. Nalsc Gracil a.
-t,ml. Mrs Roy Earhrrt Songs,
Th, Stpr Gm,s Hog'rD, Tho Jan
luoso Maiduu ~. Boalcl, Nis9 Voc
30 Martin. plauu. Second N1zurEn
OIudardb. Miss Katherine Son'ag,
rinno. Mclodio In T. fiat orou""ucl. ,.
Miss SOIL Nuzurll HuuEt l'"v'rl'
ODl,v Sp,tll. Smliu Through tA.
rcguj, Mrs Ju". Middleton.
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The Horoscope
IN TTI| TT| W NV =
HOROSCOPE.
IIPJI wv " WNITufe NrWHPHp'V y "
Friday. December 81. 1870.

Friday. December 81. 1870.
This last day of the year IL sub
icct to nn uufaYOrdble rule, aCCord-
Ing 20 agtrplogy, but IL ends n twelve
months of such unusual events that
IL is well all tho sinister forces thus
culminate before the now year.
saturn, Neptune and Mercury are
all IN malcfiC aspect saturn ruling
the evening as well as the morning
hours with evil powor.
The principal Influence IS likely
TO hc one Of depression aud regret
over the past. but this should be
combattcd and overcome.
Tho planet supposed to rule ac-
counts II In sinister sway, forocast-
ing only dt-lppointmcut
Lottrra sent out today should he
watched with care, for they may re-
elect the unhappy mood whicb ~
destructive rather than constructive.
II is time 10 hesitate over IN
vcstmonis that promise wealth from
natural resources. Speculation In
coal or oil viii not be profitable
while this government OF the stars
prevails.
Eoal estate. also. ~ undor nn Ill
pmcucd star, aud IL well not to
tnko any chances ia buying until
Women run a great risk In any
love affair that makes today "a focal
date. II Is an unlucky wedding day
Although the stars may not smile
op tho earth today, they still give
Mir hope for the now year which
tx to be much better than the old
year.
ono OF the prognostications for
1921 ~ "A general spiritual awaken
ing that will be revealed In liter
sturc and art as we'll as in tho
churches.
Persons whose birthdate 1t IS may
have an cvcnttul year. They should
be careful of letters and writings
business may be very strenuous.
Children born on this day may
be exceedingly individual and tai.
entcd. They should bc carefully
trained. Tor they bavo great posi-
hilitips.
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LIVES UP TO RECORD
Expert PISTOL Marksman Easily De-
fcats Local shooter In Tc>t
Of Skill

Fpccial 10 The World.
DRUMRiGUT, Dec. 30.--Sergcant
John NJ Thomas of the United
states marine corps, holder oi the
United states championship as
pistol marksman, demonstrated hi'
facility with his arm here yesterday
when he defeated the bcs' marks
man of this locality, Gcocse Eiias
tho range Of the local gun club. tr-
ing 10 yards, with The score os tl5
TO AZ.
TIE match wl.i nold ID n ihr rules
of the National Gun CLUB, "1rn con-
tcclant firing 20 rounds, alternately.
Sergeant Thomas Is the holder OF 81
marksmanship medals won during
20 years ot continuous military scrv-
ice. beginning when he was II years
old.
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In the sill Home.

Mlas Lucile Shain and MiPs TIeh-
nor Fox of Falrnont. West virginia
arrived Tuesday apd are the quests
uf Miss Mary Could sun Misses
Shain aud FoX are here for the sill
owens Wedding witch win he bril-
linnt social cNrnt In the Country
club on the evening of TUESDAY, Jan
,,sry 1 The, are to bc mombcrr ul
the bridal party. pr and Mrs ~
A. MacMurray of AsbrrN fnrk. n
T.. aunt and uncle of Miss Slll ar
rived yesterday. AIRS. j. owen
Pearcc. 81, mother of the groom,
elect, will arrive saturday and WI
be the guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. Si'
also for the wedding.
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TO RAID MORE RUM 0lsr.
Alleged Wet Spots OF -Four Cc,,,
States 10 BE Cleaned 4,

CHICAGO, Dec. 30-Further raj.
on alleged wet spots of the tour ~.
tral states around Chicago aro w
templated by Frank -. Rlch,rd.s|
dry enforcement chief. he ,dn,,,,',
today The plans call for the uss
an airplanc. which Mr.. Ri,hards'.
has requested from NashinGo.
Captain Leo j. Hama. "a world .v
aviator and mcmber Of Mr. p,,s
ardson's start. would opcroic ~.
machine. II was said the coutetnnis.
ed raids included several dowu.s,sj
towns In Illinois.
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For Nisiinr.

Mrs. H. \. Wakefield entertain
ea "Wednesday evening with musi-
caIe In her home, compilmentary to
Mrs. Emily Wakefield Of Shreveport
La, who has been "A holiday visitor
In the home of her son, Mr. Wake
field and Mrs Wakefield Twenty
cnioyed the huspitHlitlcs of the eve
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ranch, year ago, tho nucleus for a
herd. and the Millors butchered one
of these at Christmas time In order
To remember their friends In this
community.
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and district officers and chnirmcu,
Mrs T.. VI. Dcsclmas. 500 North
Capitol. Guthrie. who Is acting ~
corresponding secretary IN Mrt
Phelps absence. mailed ihos" sent
to general federation ana state Of
fcrIr. and state chuirWcu.
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Snh Woman Noonshincr,

kESOSHA, WIS, pee. 30.--Mrs.
George Ashmus was arrested by fcd-
crll prohibition agents today
charged with violating the Nolstead
law. \ copper still and two quarts
of white mule were seized.
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Matinee In,tN.

Mess Hplr Lyon clinton ,utcr.
tniucd with % huN party at the
Dtphcum y,stordty afternoon. hay
ing a lo<ou guests with her for the
ploasuras OF the Afternoon.
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1o,lny's Events.

Country club supper dance hon
o,inp the New Year M"sdamcs
John Leroy shnkcly and II. otis Nc
Clintoclt, hostcHsos.
Elks viii keep open house nt their
homo on South Iiouldcr avenue,
Miss hurilla brigham VIII give
luncheon at Petroleum club, hohT
oriug Miss Mary sill followed by u
box party nj Orphcum thcatcr.
open house at Kennedy rcs'nu-
rant. supper ana dancing, hnuorlns
the New Year,
Mrs. W. a. Moore VIII give New
Years party for members OF Loftin
club.
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VS,r Miss MclNct,Ncr.

Mrs. frank II. Greer viii entertain
with a breakfast of eight covers VII.
dny morning in honor OF the visit OF
her young niece. Miss Mary Nc
keevor OF Enid.
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pONCA CITY, Dec. 80 -Jose,.|
Kennedy has been elected chairms"
of the Blackwell chapter Of p'1
cross Tor the ensuing year. with ,vI
Il. Wilcs vice chairman: Mrs. n w
peckham, sccrct IA "a kriv,
treasurer. and the following co,
mittcc chairmcn. Mrs. \. l.. lies,
publicity; Mrs. llarrict Tetorir'
public health; o. G. Billings. HON.
service, and A. j. Lo,ott. junior psl
Cross. ON December /. 1920. m.
chapter had on hand t5I92Gs.
Robert a. McBlrney
Funeral Director. Phone 45G.1s,.
9134. 921 South Malu.-Ady,
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Iawis.kc1A,.

MIR. and Mrs j. W. Kclso of 2lo
East Seventh street. announce the
marriage of their daughter Ruth to
Mr.. Floyd II. Lewis. son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. J.. ". Lewis OF S04 North Ia
conn avenue. on Wednesday attor-
noon at A:30 o'clock in the mansc
of the First Presbyterian church,
Dr. g. W. Kerr officiating. Only
Immediate relatives were present.
Nr.aand Mrs Lewis left for Their
honeymoon, visiting points In the
east. ana viii be with the brides
parents on their return. Miss kclso
IL n popular member Of the young
society set here Mr.. Lewis Is as
soclntcd with oil interests In the MD
continent field.
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Mr. and Mrs David Wnluc" of
l3tU south Newport n,ruu" hHN' AH
ihcir holiday guests. NrH. Nollae's
brothers. MIR Kenneth N''Rhc "I
Denver aud Mr.. Edward Mc'lb", jr,
~ New York city.
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Mr.. Wilbur H. Wilson of Tennessee
ia the holiday visitor Of his sister,
Mrs. A. IL. Thomas, and Mr.. Thomas.
Mrs. g. +. Adams at Ncwkirk
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-03
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received
at the office OF John NJ. Penny. Filler
Idaho. up 10 8 O'Clock y. m, Monday
June 7, 1920, for furnishing the ma
terials and labor and constructing a
public school building at Filler. for
Independent School District Number
Four. OF Twin Falls county, idoho.
Bids to cover construction OF the
building complete.
Each and every bid must be accom-
panied by certified check payable
TO the clerk OF the board for $500.
All OF the above material and work
are TO be furnished and done In aC-
cordance with the plans and specifi-
cations and under the supervision Of
John Wiser, architect, OF Twin Falls,
Idaho.
Plans may be obtained at the office
o. the architect or clerk OF the board.
BY making a deposit OF Ten Dollars.
Refund will be made on plans re-
turned to the architect complete.
The board OF trustees reserves the
right 10 reject any or all bids.
BY Order OF the Board.
JOHN NJ. PENNY, Clcik.
=. A. LOVE. Chairman.
First publication June 3, 1920,
asst publication June 10, 1920.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-03
SUMMARY OF
IDAHO WEATHER
4. 3. DEPARTMENT OF AGRi.
CULTURE WEATHER BUREAU

Tho weather OF the past week was
generally little too cool for the
best results In the advance of most
crops. There was abundant sunshine.
but cold westerly and northwestefly
winds prevailed much OF the time
and temperatures did not rise rs
much as would normally have been
the case. Frost occurred on several
nights, but the deposit was most
lightly and. aside from slight dam
age TO beans. potatoes. tomato plants
and other exceptionally tender tom
der plants. resulted In little injury
The outlook for the commercial fruit
crop was not affected. Soil me isture
was rapidly depleted by the winds
aud good soaking rain would be
welcomed In most localities. al
though crops are not yet suffering
from lack OF moisture In any sec
ton.
Farm work went ahead without
aud good Roadway vas
made Ia all seasonable tasks. Plant
Ing aud seeding are pretty we'll com
pleted In the Boise Payette valley.
In the weiser valley and an this and
the Burnley districts this work Is we'll
along. but In the eastern counties /
aud upper Snake valley planting Is
Just getting into full swing.
Weather conditions were general
~ favorable for the wheat crop. The 4
plants are growing nicely and stool
ING we'll. Meadows and pastures are
growing rather slowly for the most
part being retared by the cold. The
cw early range r. very good. the
'anxe In intermediate attitudes =
now free OF snow and the grass Is
starting. the high range Is SIN srow
severed. With the improvement OF
forage on the range cattle and sheep
ire improving In condition. Range
amhinE Is about over In Clarke
county with a fair crop reported.
Potatoes are up and growing nice
y; planting Is about completed IN
he hurley district and Il now gen
raj In the Idaho Falls district. Soil
nd weather have been quite fsyora-
lie for sugar heetx and the crop -
ding nicely In the early planted ois-
rices. Seed esets show . satsfae-
DRY stand.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-03
SAME OLD AIR

Holding a quantity OF 1916 at
mosphere successfully imprisoned
within its side walls. Fisk plain
tread automobile tire Is sim rolling
over the roads OF the Lone Star
state. according to "a Clayton. Tex,
dentist. who happens 10 be the own
er OF the long-liyed casing.
This tire has been In service un-
der all kinds OF road conditions and
weather. according To the owner.
for a period OF Al months. During
this time, the car has been driven
more than $1,000 miles. and the
Fisk tire has never been puncturei
or emptied In any way Of the air
load II took aboard four years ago.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-03
PIERCE LOSES PATH

&c. Pierce. OF Reynolds pros. Co.
does not believe that cleanliness Ia
acxt 10 gcdlines<. not any more.
Some time between Friday night and
his change OF mind. Mr.. Pierce thinks
4 10 all right TO keep clean, but
thinks that no cody man would steal
three times within a year that this
store has been robbed and no trace
OF the culprtts IN either event has
been discovered. --Burley Bulletin.
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SEND BABIES TO ORPHANS
HOME TEMPORARILY

Two babies aged and IS months
respectively were taken 10 the pro
bate court Friday by their mother
Mrs. X. w. eager, Of Twin Fails
where they were examined by the
state superintendent OF the orphans
home. DR.. j. w. Fleshcr. or Boise,
and removed 10 that institution.
The mother Is said 10 DO suffering
from illness and Is unable 10 take
proper care or them. Their sojOdrn
at the home will be temporary. ac-
eOrding 10 reports. as tney are TO
remain away for pcriod OF only
80 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eager we're divorced
some time ago Mr.. ,iager sds CIV
en- custody OF two older children, u
Is said
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; AMosc THE Farm BUREAUS .
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Snake River Wool COLLECTIONS


The Snake River Sheep Growers
Association will collect wool for It's
wool pool at ShHshOne. June A.;
Richfield, June .: Jerome, June .
and IS; Eden. June 4 and rs; Rup-
ert, June ! z and l9. r.. G. Gleason
business manager OF the pool.
Ada ships Ia i'urebreds
Forty-aesen pursbred Jersey cat
tie and 33 HOisteins from OrexOn
we're distributed In Aaa county by
cooperation Of the Boise Valley Jer-
Jey Cattle club and the Boise Valley
Holstein- Friesian association with
the Ada county farm bureau and the
university extension division, with
the support OF the Meridian state
bank. the First National Bank OF
Meridian, and the Overland National
Bank OF Boise. The animals were
worth more than $4,000. The ma
iority OF the stock was obtained for
use In calf club work.
Gives Talk on Sex
Al two Mothers meetings held In
Lincoln county. Mrs. Annabelle Pen
nett Of the university extensiOn 0ty-
lsion discussed social hygiens aud
lex education She gave a commun- |
ny lecture also on the same topic. |
This lecture was followed by re-
quests from other communities for
along the same lines.
Seven VIII Attend 80"
Al a meeting OF Burnley high school I
seniors called atthe requesr of the
farm bureau. IL was learned that z
students had made up their minds TO
attend the University OF Idaho.
Much Seed Inspected
Seed inspection In z25 dealers es-
Adjustments In So towns and cities
In 80 Idaho counties last month arc
by state Seed Commissioner
3. #. Sheehan and his assistant, G. u
3. Allison. Some 5000 pounds OF
alfalfa and clover seed were con
lemned as being unfit for seeding
purposes In this state. In the state
ed laboratory at Boise, $40 parity
lnalysis were made tor farmers and
lealers.
100 on Excursion 80
One hundred persons participated
n home beautiful excursion thru a
'anyon county. on which they took c
go mile auto trip. c
One Reactor Out OF 40
In testing 420 Lincoln county cows
nd other cattle for tuberculosis. DR..
Y. X. Kidwell. deputy state yeterin- Z
rian. found one reactor.
win Poison Right OF Way !,
Arrangements have been made by
10 Fremont county farm bureau RI
ith tho Oregon Short Line, whereby
miles OF the railroad right OF way
IN BIO poisoned for ground squirrels q
ider the direction OF the farm bur
"a and the county agent. la
Gives bureau "a Days
H. +. Schedler pototo project
ader OF the Bonner county farm
Ireau. recently put on demonstra ia
ms on selections and treatment OF
a potatoes IN / different commun- a
%. There were 202 farmers In n
tendance. Last month Mr.. Sched
: devoted IA days to farm bureau =
,rk. He spent several days In
nders county. Montana. explaining /
farm bureau members there a
IN OF cooperation with Bonner \
unity In raising Idaho Rural and II
tied Gem potatoes. II
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-03

Mrs. ID. w. Shear. OF Minnesota.
Is visiting at the home OF her son. w.
A. Shear. She is accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Winnie Shear, who
has been teaching at Hulett. Wyo.