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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
SPECIAL DEMURRER
FILED this WEEK

la ~ e.-l demurrer filed ln the
iioiA~eii. q. a,,orne, Tor Claude
Brown. Ivan i..ncOin. r. a. Kennel,
ana frank iiafArr contends that IA.
rsteniiy uicd amended petition o,
ioi rs.iv~ oi the recent canal com
psny election b. not specific la ia
conventions The demurrer contends
tLAt the p-lition laiis to set out for
whom amp ~ alleged Illegal yotea
we're east ana that q Is HAY Ia other
matters.
a he demurrer IN part follows:
That The pcti,ion 3. uncertain in
this. that Il can not De ascertalned
ffom PARAGRAPH thereof what votes
u any. we're east Tor Clude Brown.
Nhat VOTES II any. were cast for n.
A Kennedy. or ~hai votes. II any.
were cast Tor Ivan Lincoln or what
votes n any were cast OF J ~ Bark
or which petitioners alleEe 10 be H.
legal nor can Il be ascertalned there.
rum nor from petitioners exhibit b.
the number Of shares that those on
behalf Of whom Il n alleged votes
we're east by proxies or otherwise.
That PARAGRAPH OF said amended
petition u uncertain In that Il fails
% state Who the bona fide siockhOld.
ers were that were refused the right
10 vote or whether or not said or any
bona fide stockholders requested the
righf 10 vote and were refused that
privilege and II fails to state what
persons Who ~ere not bona fide
siockholders we're allowed 20 vote IN
stead % persons Who ~ere bona fide
or In what numbers o.
y hat amount % shares we're refused I
he right 10 sote and in their stead I
hose Who we're nos bonaflde stock
holders were allowed 10 vote or can
4 be ascertained thereffom for whom
he alleged Illegal soies we're cast.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
Death Of Young Girl

Funeral services are being held to-
day for Eva Z Martin. the i5-
yesr-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs r
s. Martin who died al IL o'clock
Tuesday evening at the family home
here.
: In early childhood the girl was
stricken with infantile paralysis.
leaving her an invalid but despite
her physical handicap she is said 10
have been possessed OF a genial dis
position. and had a host OF little
friends
fntermenf was made in tie l. O. O
y cemetery. services being held al
she Mennonite church the Rev. j. NJ
Clos OF the Mennonite brethren
church officiating. being assisted by
she pastor. Rev. Honderick
Deceased is survived by a sister. be-
sides her parents.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
Filler w0AAN's CLUB

Mrs James Fitzgerald OF Twin Falls
ave the Fiier Wuman's club a rare
treat in the form OF paper entitled
Tie Homes ss Conssrxsrs OF Public
Morals, at the last meeting OF the
lub.
The subject was handled in a very
lble manner and the hons maksrs
tho we're present carried h1me many
-ocd ideas which can Re used to great
iivantaEe
Following Mrs. FlizEeraid's tail
here was a discussion CT the sub
sc; b. Issdames c. r Graves. 7. L
-sTiney. T. Z HAYES ard Charles &c
-ieary.
The Misses Florence and Lucy Otto
andeFsd two selections upon the pi-
mo web we're verv much appre-
lated
sns next meeting Of the club VIII
axe place Wednesday afternoon and
! good attendance is requested. The
'ollawins program wIli be rendered
Violin solo. walter Weaver. Our
Tub a Force in Civic Righteousness p
frs Ellis. reading. Mrs Olsen The
POSSESSES viii be Mesdanes r. c
raves. C. c. Davis and c. c. Patton
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12

Fny-hve head OF registered and
high grade liolstein- Friesian cattle
viii be sold a. the John iSacser farm
on Friday This s. perhaps the finest
combination OF hi0oded cattle ever Of
fered at auction here sixteen head
~ the Offering are registered and
carry the blood OF KING Segis Pom
tiac King Segis. Coiantha. Johanna
Lad DeKol ends Batter Boy 3rd. and
Duchess Skyiark Ormsby. the worlds
champion long distance COW. The
sire. Swissyale Pontiac Alcartra will
also be sold There are 30 head 81
grade ifOistcin COWS and heifers. and
some steers. besides 10 head OF horses
aud mules. and other items AR
kaescr's herd has been federal tubsr-
cuiin tested. aud splendid oppOrfun-
iiy IS offered dairymcu TO purchase ex-
cepfionai dairy STOCK The kaeser
sale Is beine advertised in newspapers
turnout the southern Idaho and
large attendance ls expected from
all over this part Of The state Mr.
Nat>tT anu iaiNiif VIII i'ahH taAtf on
n the spring for Switzerland. his
native country
WALTER and SHEtRTR tnciisneers.
walter and shearer viii auction all
'our % those sales Other sales li-t-
"a by them 10 be held ln The near
future follow
FebmaFy Is 4. C. Sknlem. farm
ale. southeast Tain Pals
f'eb 20 Frank Wlod farm sale
scuihweaf co Twin Faiis
Feh % , % plefs1u farm sale
Nasncil raach aliss west ~ Filler
I.h ~ Kruu'a am sale ~
niies south oi CurfT
March sauihern idalio Hereford
ifeeders Association Registered
. sfefoid sale. iuht
cross deerns sole iaies with
Walter and shearer may phone them
. ne Record office
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
BEAN GROWERS TO
ASSEMBLE SATURDAY

Ray Shearer president Of the Twin
Falls Coaniy bean sro~ers Associa-
lion ANNOUNCES that there ~tll he a
-s.re,.na of that ors 4al4alion held at
go o'clock sharp .. the Rural high
school balldlns here saturday after
noon
All bean growers aud those inter
e>ied Ia the bean situation In the
county are asked Ia attend the meet.
ing which l. called b. the directors
OF the association. and marks the
third held since lis Organization here
ia the early part OF the winter.
From a report secured At the local
O 5. l.. station this week Il Is shown
that between February /. 1913, and
February /. 1920. a total of IFS car
loads OF beans ~ere shipped from
here. II ~iil be remembered that
these Identical figures were forecast
ei By the Record Ia an article on
the bean Industry printed last fall
That filer aud the surrounding
country Is THE home al the bean u
amply evidenced Ia the enormous
quantity produced. and IL IL TO be
remembered that most OF the ship
menis were Garden seed beans.
1, h Go stabilize and TO assist In
making the raising Of beans profit
able aud secure proposition that the
county bean growers association Mas
formed
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
JACKSON LAKE WATER
SHED PROSPECTS GOOD

j. g. Wheelan. manager Of The T@in
falls Canal company makes public
he following repor. received on Jan
iary y from Joseph Markham. super
iendent TO r. A. Banks al Burnley. re-
sarding the Jackson Lake watershed
.ondltions
our long clear cold spell Was
broken during the past week. On
Ian 20 and Il We had a general
storm throughout the valley and W.
rershed. Al Moran We received .t5
precipitation
The snow In general in very com
laei and contains an unusually lara,
mount of water for this time ~ year
SollOwing are measurements and dAta
aiken during the past Two weeks.
Moran. depth OF snow. - inches
water content. 8 inches; IS inches
packed inches loose
Moran Canyon. 4s inches; water
nntent. 3 inches: IS inches packed
inches loose
Pilgrim Divide. % inches OF snow
water content. : inches; a inche.
packed. inches loose.
Snake River station 3i7 inches o
now. water content. 9l7 inches. well
packed
Cascade. 50 inches OF snow: waller
content. l2e inches: 40 inches packed
T. inches loose.
Mean water content. 22s per cent.
We have been getting very warm
weaiher lately and prospects for more
snow are god The snow In the low
II valley Is almost gone. The rain
has raised the creeks and has broken
AZ the Ice from same in quite a few I
Instances
"Wil keep you informed after each 4
storm aud will also keep you posted I
rom time 10 time on the wafer con
snt OF the snow
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
Three NeW Business
Enterprises Under Way
MunyOn Starts
Big Brick Block

Work was started this week on the
new MunyOa block that will be con
strueted on the property adjoining
the Record office. The building is
10 be of brick. 50x50 feet and will
be divided into three rooms. one OF
which will be 25x50. and two OF them
will be l2x50.
The contract has been awarded to
j. L. Edwards and il calls for com
pletion OF the building by April l.
The ID. p. Produce frame structure
which has stood upon one OF the lots
was this week moved 10 a new loea-
ton opposite the Nibley Channel lum-
Der yard
Mr.. Munyon arrived from Long
Beach. California. last Thursday and
81 was not long until he had plans
underway that will give Filler one OF
the most handsome and permanent
blocks yet 10 be constructed here.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
rHE sosT IMPORTANT
THING IN IHk
NEWSPAPER

II will pay you 10 read the
advertising colamns % ire Res
ord fhls week Practically all
% Filsr's merchants and busi-
ness houses have announce
ments herein. and they tell n
story that will mean dollars 10
you
The Record respectfully re-
quests you 70 pafronize those
Who advrrtise in this paper
They want your basiness other
wise they would not seek q.
Advertising business men maj
% nay not succeed bat Il has
been proven that the successful
ones are tfoae who advertise.
Their believe in their business.
they invite comparison and con-
petition. they have confidence IN
their success in the town. IN the
Newspaper thai represents both
them and their town. and in the
intelligence % their customers
and clients. uho. In these times
Of high prices. must receive sds-
quafe value for money expended.
When a person has something
to sell. a service 10 BE- rendered.
or a commodity TO dispose Of. he
tells the people about t. Farm
ers advertise their sales scores
OF persons Use our want sd
columns and get results. and
local merchants who want and
appreciate your business and
your patronage xiii tell yon
about Il from time 10 time thru
the columns Of the Filler Record
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
Cement Brick
Factory Here

Filer's new cement brick factory
commenced operation Tuesday morn
ing. and is already turning out a
quality OF brick that is said TO be
most substantial
a partnership consisting OF George
Reiehert. Jacob Mattson. and Grover
Pugh. has been formed. and the COM
pany nave temporary headquarters at
the fair grounds
Al present they are operating two
machines and will turn out a tile
brick. aside from the regular product
Five more machines have been or
dered. and the firm announce thai they
viii have a daily capacity OF $500
faced brick per day. and $4,000 com
mon brock. However the capacity can
be readily increased whenever the
business should justify it,
The new firm already have secured
a big contract. as the brick for the
new Mnnyon block will be supplied
entirely by the Filer-made product
Any color or finish can be made by
the patent facing brick process. and
the factory will manufacture fancy
brick for thing and fireplace
The three members OF the firm are
al yeterans Il the world war. two
O., them Re.chert and Pugh. having
served in France in the same unit
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
DECIDE ON SCHOOL
BOND ELECTION

TIE board % directors OF the IL =
dependent Rural high school distric<
al their regular monthly msesisE
Monday night decided TO proceed with
the calling OF a special bond election
for the erection q two two-room an
nexes 70 the present school building
Arguments were presented BY tax
payers against the proposition In fks
~ OF = new building on a different
site. bat amer considering ever
angle Of the housing problem. the al
rectors decided 10 leave future pro
cedure in the hands OF the taxpayer
for decision at a regularly called
election. the Official call for which
will be made at an early date.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
Mennonite Church Report

Rev r. W wilder ~ho has been IA
charge OF the Mennonite Brethren
church for the past year lelt Wedn
Gay FOR MMtnville. Oregon. TO a.
tend the Sixteenth cOngocAtiou 81 ihf
Pacific Conference.
During the past tea months Of Rev
erened wIlder's pssioraie his cougrs
CATION has raised ST. COS for ehur,'
work. OF dis amount The congregation
has sent over selG0 70 Missions In Tor
eien Fields
The church s. expended over ftoO
IN Twin Falls OF which includes
parsonage costing 5000
The chur-h m.mbefship has in
creased over 20 pr cert which
considered a good gain In this de-
nomination as the Iennonite churgi
Eiil not receive anyone into churcf
fellowship unless they can iirSt test
q. that they have been converted. ant
saved from sin
No member can retain membershir
Who goes 70 the movies. holds men,
beTshlp In Secret Societies. or VII
does not live a consi1tent christian
life. says Rerersned wilder
The church has given the paT'o'
over $40 per month. as an apprecia-
ticn OF the work that has been &C
compiished
II e Musser. was elected delegate
10 represent this church at the con
ference iefr Wednesday. accompanied
b Mrs. r. T. Nusser.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
Billiard ParlOr Change

Lester and Otto sealey. formerly
proprietors Of the Filler Grocery com
pany. on Monday purchased from A.
3. wood the Club billiard aud cigar
ssore and took possession immediate
~
Mr.. Wood purchased the place lasi
September and fas built up a thriv-
ing business He is as yet undecided
as 70 what his future plans are. but
II is expected thar he VIII again en-
ter basiness in Filler
sealey brothers announce that they
will continue 20 maintain the same
standards adopted BY the former Own
sr and from time to time viii add
new equipment Justified by the bust
ness
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
p,rrg PRICES imp.

Eden Eagle Saturday last the
Eagle was advised that effective Mon
day. January e. prices u an kinds 81
paper would adgass- approximately
20 per cent. ~ifh danger - . further
advance later 80 Tho alleged reason
was given Ia these words
Daring the past ten days The paper
market has sgain hesa badly upset
- shat Manufacturers term ~ snor.
nous increases in tts cost - RAJ ma
ieriais Aifaosi every manufacturer
has xhhdrasn prices Those xho
have a. yst bern able 70 furnish new
coef Lats report an ADVANCE Of ap-
proxlmafely ~ PER cent
This ra.cs- hrs the country printer
another cruel blew Il means that
be must nov pay 10 1-e cents a pound
for news print that he bought before
the war az cents a pound White
paper thar be formerly paid IL
cents a pound Tor T. n0w l2 cents a
pound TAT papers have jumped TO IS
and 80 cents; bond papers from "a IL
TO 50 cents. and All ruled goods. euvei-
opes. butter wrappers and cardboards.
IS % 20 pr cert over December
In the face OF this last heavy IN
crease in the cost Of material sc are
compelled against our wishes to with
draw former prices and discount and
make such charge for future work and
as wiil cover the increased
cost OF material
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
ROBBERS LOOT MAKES
Ritu HAIL f0R RANCHER

W A Snyder has made a deposit =
the First National hank Of a rattle
unusual nature-unusaa for this
period In this section.
The deposit j. IN the nature % eirfi
small bars OF silver bailion represent
ing nn accidental discovery of ~hst Is
presumed 20 be- robbers buried lsot
and a reminder Of Old staxeeoach dAys
IN Idaho.
Snyder Il a farmer Ia the distriei
about Antelope Springs. wesf of RoE
erson. and not far from the sslmoa
dam lie had occasion 10 halld a resi-
dence At Antelope Springs and While
digging for The basement encoanterea
the booty Ai,osi four feet below the
surface
Telling 81 the discovery Mr. snydss
says he was picking and the lmpis
ment suddenly sank info hole. re-
sealing che presence 81 Two silver
bars Investigation revealed a. pre-
enc~ % six C.hsr similar bar and
quantity Of dsc4sel wood. saEs -stlnE
that the bars lad At one time beer
enclosed In a box and buried.
Mr. Snyder O. 81 the impression thai
The bars form part ~ the loot froa
staFecoach ha'dap. ths robbie
huryins the irsasuts ana failing 70
locate lt when fhfy wanted II or pef
haps being captured before tie, eoa,
return 10 the caf The va Ne Of At
hairs has not been fully d1t~rm.ned
They represen; 4 neat sum. bat Got
fof .une Twin Pals Ness
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
INFLUENZA SHOWS LITTLE
INCREASE IN PAST WEEK

The influenza situation locally re-
mains about the same as last week.
Several new cases have been reported
but there have been no fatalities here
" A. Doyel. superintendent OF TIE
grade schools ports that attendance
in regaining E-lIai fenfes and that
the epidemic among school children is
much better.
The influenza situation throughout
the country is very much the same as
last week. there being about 20 new
cases reported every day.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
IDAHO TO SHARE ~
FEDERAL APPROPRIATIONS

Secretary Lane Saturday asked con-
gress 10 increase appropriations for
work on irrigation projects next year
from S7.S73.000 to sl2.s72 600. The
secraiaIy said President Wilson had
approved the estimated expenditures
Nineteen irrigation projects in
Arizona. Colorado. Idaho. MDntana
North and South Dakota. Nebraska.
Wy0mins. Nevada. New Mexico. Texas
California and Washington would re-
Give increased funds. permitting
greater development work
The oil lands leasing measure re-
Gently agreed upon in conference pro
vides for a division between the recla
nation fund and the states OF royalties
oaid the government for use Of the
lands. and the secretary said
the prospects OF enactment OF the bill
makes 1T now seem probable that the
reclamation fund will be increased by
s5eoo 0oo 60 s7.Goo 600
Urging reclamation OF arid lands a.
AT as funds are available. Mr.. Lane
aid Il was advisable TO the needs Of
ieitlers who have been waiting many
ears Tor water supply
Projects witch would receive in
'reased appropriations under the Lane
iian include the Yuma Grand valley.
ncompagre valley. Boise. King Hill.
Huniley. MIX river. Lower
Yellowstone North Platte. Newlands. +.
'arlsbad Rio Grande. Umatills 4
klamath. Belle Fourche Strawberry .
ALLEY. Yakima valley and Shoshone.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12

T. II Johnson viii hold a public
sale on Thursday starting right az
ter free lunch az noon About % head
Of dairy cattle and calves viii be sold
together with 20 head % horses and
mules. farm machinery. 200 bushels OF
seed barley. aud 60 tons Of hay AIR
Johnson lives ? miles gcsf and 3 -
miles south OF Filler
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
las Interesting Relic u Liacoln',
D.aih

There g. On q play ~ the lewelry
toe az 6 q Davis an Interesting
,c sion THAI iskf7 ca added Ia
cs nbi et this time from the
1e fhr todaf.i- L'ncniu'r birthday
ifr n1rf tts 10 original copy q
81 SEES Torf Herald hearirr date
psa IS iecs ard riyes thc ness
& Pre- 3Hnf lincoir'r assasr.ration
The rarsf has faf ~ Interesting
-srsfr havinr reur lost four times
~ h tas teen preserved with great
are asd &C. highly rrn-ed hv Mr
llr,1 uto win be- pleased 70 *
asst j 70 sii vho Wish 20 zee a.
--aerio 81 J5srnalism during thr
ciga var pCfiod
The paper e. q fnur-rase edition
1nd csrriee ssreraf Interesting I'D
rsrdr nenfa. one ol which ie that Of
Ter-5 W .ch % s5n being sold BY
re s=re manufacturers
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12

One 90 the large sales 90 The season
Will b. that Of William Ward.
scheduled fof TUESDAY 20 his ranch :
and l. 2 miles west 81 the southwest
corner OF Filler A great array 81
farm implements are listed. besides.
horses. cattle. and sheep
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
prLIN sALE NnNnlY.

ON Monday. Dan Deiin viii sell a.
ais ranch 3 IL miles north and I
mile west Of Town. Us complete farm
equipment consisting % horses. COWS.
nogs and implements Mr Daiin has
rented his farm and wall rest FOR
year or so
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12

The Filler post % the American Ls-
xion will convene In regular sessian
AZ the City hall Monday evening A.
tho the post u scheduled TO me-
every two weeks the last fe~ NEE
inss have no, been very well AftsAa
ed on account u the condition OF the
roads. Nov that the weather hss
moderated and &C. roads are much
improved. a roVsiaE meeting ~ an
ticipated Mouday evening
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
Club Dinner Postponed

The Filler Womans Club dinLer
.cheduled Ia be held tomorrow
Friday } evening has been pnsponed
indefinitely on account of the
health situation.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12

Iafsrcsd absence Henry = Lam
mer~. who had his tonsils removed a.
the county general hospital. Mondas
expects 10 BE- able 10 be back 20 his
duties in the Record office nexi
xeek
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-12
FOUR FARfl SALES
HERE NEXT WEEK

Four biz public sales will be held
in the Filler country next week adj
refreshments OF which viii be found In
other parts OF this weeks paper.
The Washington times., 1920-06-23
WORKERS SEE
BULLYING END
4 F. Of l, Sounded Slogan tor
Democratic Operation Says
, US. Employees Delegate.

Luther c. steward, president OF the
National Federation OF Federal En-
ployes. this morning returned from
Montreal quebec, where he attended
the annual convention OF the Ameri'
can Federation OF Labor. and express
ed hope the Government soon would
apply democratic operation TO the
AFFAIRS OF it's personnel. =,
He declared democratic operation
In the Government ownership or rail-
ways was the dominenst note or the
convention, which aim paralleled the
principles for which Government en-
ployes are working.
bullying OF Government employees
must soon come to an END if the err
cheney OF the Federal organization Is
to be maintained" sail Mr.. steward.
1.-The time has come when employees
must be given the opportunity to be
heard In affairs concerning their
working conditions"
Mr.. Steward WAS pleased at the
unanimous Endorsement labor gave to
the fight of Federal employes-the
principal issues coming before the
convention being reclassification, a
minimum wage and more generous
appropriation by the Government Tor
human welfare.
A meeting Of the National Execu-
tive Committee OF the National Fed
GRAFTON of Federal Employees in this
city on July IL was announced this
morning. At this time the legislative
program Of the union will be consider
ed One OF the chief considerations
also will be the launching OF ma
tional campaign to extend the prin-
ciple of reclassification to Federal
employees throughout the country.
The meeting of the executive com
mittee will be preparatory to the
annual convention OF the federation
in st. Louis on September 13.
The Washington times., 1920-06-23
M'QUEARY STILL
SEEKING CHILDREN
Former wife Not In Kentucky,
Father of Missing Little
Ones Learns.

With the receipt of information he
believes positive from his mother at
Somerset, KY, today that his former
wife has not arrived there with his
three children whom she Is thought
to hive taken from his home here
week ago. Dennis z. McQueary. l11o
X street northwest, believes they
have been taken to California.
McQuearys mother, he says, wrote
that the mother of the children was
at her home in Burnside. KY, recent
ly, and evidently went directly to
Washington from there.
McQueary believes his former wife,
who now is Mrs. Eugene Kelley. is
now with the children at her hus.
bands home, Pasadena, Cal. The
Washington police have written to
the chief Of police of Los Angeles, ask
ing him to watch for her and to noti-
fy -cQueary II she arrives there with
the children.
The Washington times., 1920-06-23
DISTRICT MORGUE
TO Be MODERN|zED
Refrigerating Coils Will Replace
Ice In Compartments Con-
tanning Bodies.

Washington in most projects Is an
up-to-date city. But when 1t comes
to a morgue. it is behind the times.
However, this condition soon will be
remedied, as the District Morgue Will
be modernized.
Under the direction Of Major Carey
Fl. Brown, assistant District Engineer
Commissioner, and Snowden Ashford,
municipal architect. cold storage
plant Is to be installed at the Morgue.
In the fifteen compartments that
have held the bodies OF hundreds OF
persons, during their many years Of
service. refrigerating coils will be In
stalled This will eliminate entirely
the use of ice. will be a great saving
to the District, and reduce the work
of the Morgue master.
In addition to the cooling coils a
battery Of suction fans will be in
stalled.
Congress last year appropriated
50, 500 for the plant and this year
added $4,000 to the amount. Instalia-
zion of the plant probably will begin
early in September.