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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-02
Winter Chautauqua
Festival in January
Chsufauqua Festival Tickets viii lie
Placed ON sale Next Week
b, Momcn's club.

Tickets for the Ellison-White
Chautauqua Festival scheduled 4for
Filler for the period January ii-is.
will be placed on sale next week by
members oil the Filler Women club.
Five evenings OF lectures, musk
and entertainment are provided BY
the series. the success OF which IS
guaranteed by the club.
The programs are as follows
First evening; Opening announce
ments. Chautauqua director; enter
tainment. Tie McCords. music.
sketches. approximations.
Second evening: Lecture. Japan
ese Penetration. Woon Young Chon.
A nrst-hand story OF the Chinese-Ja-
panese situation.
Third evening. Concert. The Alex
ander Trio An evening OF music.
Fourth evening. Lecture. Life's
Balance Sheet" j. {. Herbsman- A
lecture with pep. punch and purpose.
Firth evening An Evening ia
Maorlland." Native Maori Singers
from New Zealand A program en-
tirely unique upon the American
platform
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-02
RAILROAD FUNDS
WILL BE SOUGHT
Isuhl Citizrns Purpose Raising si25.-
600 for the Proposed New
Railway Line.

After several months OF Inactivity
the Buhl committee In charge OF the
proposed 81 20 900 bonus for the pro-
posed Idaho Central Railroad com
pany. who proposes building a line
from Rogerson. Idaho. % Well NrF
<. eiRg Southern Idaho points direct
connection with san Francisco, ill
miles shorter than the Ogden route.
has announced that it Will make o
thorough canvass FOR the money im-
mediately.
In this connection jess o East
man. chairman OF the committees IN
charge OF the work OF raising the
funds IN the Bull district. has ap-
pointed two-man teams, which VIII
make a Thorough canVasa % every
business house and residence during
the coping week.
Mr. Eastman REPORTS that the sen
fiment Of the community including
the farmers. Is strongly la favor 81
III. proposed railroad Nearly the
entire amount 6aeaed Is coiiectahie
after the road has been completed
Aid a tariff iss1ed by the interstate
commerce commission.
Farm products from Southern Ida
no will have much closer market
IL the read II built O large mining
area and stcckgrowlng country IN
northern Nevada beins close 90 hand
now. but inaccessible because OF the
lack Of rail facilities
The members OF the various teams
Who viii canvass the city and sur
rounding country follow Harry W
Barry. x. Haya. J.. } Johnson. l. y
Runyon. W A. Forest. &. ID Boring
4. r Beemau. g. N. Hecker Jack
Davis. n. W Norman. james
shields. Asael "A Dixon. Jay Kim
ball. y. o Thompson. " Cunning
ham. a. Hall. J 4. Grow. Joel Bay
miller. r. Morse. W =. Greer. = /.
Atkinson. r. Z. Green. ~ y. ketch-
uh. N. RaEg. = Molander and Avery
Constant.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-02
PHILIP BUCK is
MEMBER COLLEGE
DEBATING TEAM

Phillip Buck. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
]. r. Buck. has won a place On che
intercollegiate debating team Of the
southern branch OF the University Of
California al Los Angeles. where the
Young man is q student. according
10 word received here this week.
Although spirited contests we're
held in which 10 decide the person
mel OF the tearEEsMr Buck was final
IL successful IN winning the honor,
and on Thursday night. December 3.
he will debate with his team against
a team from Occidental college on the
question. Resolved. That the Alien
LAID Law OF 1890 should be Re
pealed~ He b. on the negative
team. The question pertains % eneln-
sion Of japanese from California
Mr. Buck Il In the sophomore class
% the southern Institution lie e a
graduate OF the Twin Falls high
school and Was a studeut for Hiore
than = year al the University of Ida
no. AZ both OF these latter insiiiu-
lions be made a reputation - a de-
batter. being one 81 the state cham
pioas While In high school.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-02
TWIN FALLS
WINS FROM
BOISE HIGH
rrpital CIV Aggregation Loss by
score OF az 60 %. Twin fail-
Ha> 100 Per Cent season.

Boise high school football Warriors
went down 10 defeat at the hands OF
the speedy Twin Fails eleven, BY the
.esre OF ~ 10 o az Twin Falls.
Thanksgiving day. approximately
gEOn people Witnessed tho contest,
'braaklng an attendance records.
Iii the first quarter Boise played
a tieht game aud held their oppOn-
,.,,e4 10 one touchdown. 10 this period
the capital city teams method OF at
tack puzzled and long end run ana
eompleted forward pass brought the
Bolse Aggregation Within q few yards
OF she. Twin Falls goal
Twin Falls opened a strong often
slx... IN. the second quarter and sue
ceesied IN pushing the ball over the
Boise goal Hire 10 four touchdo~ns-
The third uaarters the capital city
iiipn hefd their aggressive opponents
w3il and Kept them from making
any points.
IA M frs- Iasi quarter the Twin Fails
team eucceeded IN scoring another
touchdown. The game throughout
was fast aud clean. good sportsman
ship being displayed By members 81
both teams
IN lfs eight games this season Twin
Falls has piled up q total % 40
points and has not heen scored
upon.
Twin Falls Chamber of Commeres
and other civic aud municipal bodies
attended the game IN a boiy
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-02
BOYCOTT HURTS
HAY SHIPMENTS
Tagging Hay Market Causes Concern
On the Part of Growers
Throughout County.

At a meeting in Twin Falls Sat
urday morning the question OF es-
tablishin, a regional quarantine in
those sections OF the state where the
alfalfa weevil Is a menace Was dis
cnssed A number of proposals were
made among them being that urged
by Joseph W Tanner, representing
I, shl ami the west end. that guar
anfine that would present the ship
i,..,s "a nay out oI the sections OF the
state affected by this pest.
After some discussion IL was de-
elded 10 turn thus proposition down
aud take the matter up with the SIX
.tates that nov bar hay from all OF
Idaho because certain districts are al
fectcd.
Representatives from an parts OF
the county were present. w. H. Wicks
.,.,,r.senung the state department. OF
agriculture was among the officials
who attended Besides a number OF
representatives from Twin Fails
Kimberly and other points In the
...n.s ..ttenuvd.
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Oregon Short Line
Aids Shippers

r. A. Smith. supervisor Of agri-
cuitUst for The Oregon short Line
Railroad compSny. has issued iist
OF shippers Of fruits and potatoes and
hay ATOMS u~.ez Pacific and Oregon
short Line roads whIch has been
mailed 20 more than see dealers IN
consuming ceuters and a list % deal
ers has. In turn. heen maiiei 20
names appearing OF shippers lists
THIS exchange ~ lists between
dealers and shippers = made with
vies 20 lettering distribution Of these
products and explaining 10 them the
object OF their marketing work. and
urging them 10 cooperate IN getting
this work. which Is entirely free. be-
fore the public Who will benefit there
BY. u they ~lil take advantage Of
their services Their response has
been very generous and their assist
ance OF great benefit
We stand for wider distribution
and increased and better production.
Your cooperation + solicited, Nays
NJ, smith
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-02
CHRISTMAS SEAL
CAMPAIGN NOW
BEING PUSHED
Mr.. a I. Shear l. Local Chairman
III. /. Quota l. $4,000 stamps.
Campaign J. Ca

Christmas health seals. sold an
nually under the auspices ~ the Ida
no uti-TUbcrculosis association are
nov b. ng sold la Filler Mrs. ". A.
shear o. local chairman 81 the cam
paign. assisted by volunteer corps
al ladies
Filler quota T. only i5.ee0 seals
which are sold al a penny apiece.
Health bonds Ia denominations OF IS.
$40 and higher amounts are also be-
Ing offered.
II IL Announced that seals will BE-
on sal az the Davis iewelry store
and the Modern DRUG shop until the
close Of the campaign, December -.
A thorough canvass ~ the town and
comfy districts will be- made. how
ever. IN an endcavor 10 sell a. many
seals as possible.
Il il planned 10 place the seals on
sale la both banks and all stores
saturday. December "a. booths will
be established aud everyone viii b.
given an opportunity 10 purchase.
The county quota is s4ooe. or $780,
900 seals
The seals which are 10 be used on
Christmas PACKAGE and letters are
attractive In design. They shO~ a
santa Claus with a pack full % toys
beneath d health cross. while
the greeting on the tiny stamp i
Merry Christmas and A Healthy
New Year
ny mutual agreement between the
National Tuberculosis association
and the American Red Cross the seal
this year Is distinctly a tubercniosis
.cal and not Red Cross seal
Il Is explained that the campaign
b. entirely distinct from the Red
CrOss work. aud pot % pe cQnfnset
With a.
All money derived from the sai'
Of seals In Idaho will be used TO fighi
tuberculosis Ia this state. Statistic
show that i50.0eo deaths IN IN
unlted States are caused annually By
tuberculosis. this being 10 per cen
81 the total deaths from any cause.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-02
T.. u. Ripley. Member Of Street and
I Eneeayoring 10 Secure Sanction OF
Construction of Improvement

II seventy per cent OF the owners
q lots on Main street sign legal
petition now being circulated by r H.
Ripley, member OF the street and al
h., committee OF the village board,
paving OF Main street Will be or
dered.
An unofficial petition circulated
last winter by Mr.. Ripley in an en-
deayor 10 determine the consensus OF
opinion in regard TO the paving ques-
lion. was signed by rs per cent OF
the lot owners on Filer's main thor
oughfare. which. according 10 the VII
lage board indicates that the re-
qulred number will sign the official
petition, thus inaugurating the paw
ing program.
with active work on the state
highway already commenced. said
Mr.. Ripley last night" and with the
present example OF almost impossible
streets. il is imperative that Filler
pave.
As we all know, practically every
street in Twin Falls is paved, mil
Non-dcllar program just having been
completed there; Bull put in nearly
three miles of paving this summer
Jerome has long had paving; himber-
1, has voted bonds to pave so as 70
connect with the state highway GO
ing through that town. and | under
stand Wendell is going TO pave.
Some OF Filer's main streets have
been almost impossible during the
past week, much worse in fact than
many of the country roads.
Fire hazard is particularly great
AT this time. IL would be difficult
10 pull hose carts through the pres
ent mud. and fire engine could
scarcely operate.
That the paving problem Is a vital
on at this time is admitted by vari'
Gus business men interviewed There
is apparently little opposition TO int
proposal. Many are also urging tht
installation Of sewer system ano
me extension OF the waterworks sys
TEN.
Two plans for paying the costs o.
intersections are under consideration
should the property owners declare
themselves favorable to paving. ONT
Is the assessment OF costs againsi
the abutting property owners, grad
Mating the costs between corner 10
owners down to owners OF lots IN
side the blocks; the other plan Is ina
of the town paying for the inter
sections.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-02
TWIN FALLS STORE ....,.,,.
IDSias BY Robbery

rwiu FaIfs --f.oss cf furs and oth-
!, arieies of women scar valued
4 several hundred dollars ~ ne -
.nif ~ . burglary ef the NriEht a
sons sforr here su4eay niEht eAs
tlohday reported 90 The autnori iirs
check 81 the NJ sing articles mas
not been completed Entrance vas
n.de through = small window frame.
~ - IL fnches. az the rear 81 the
tore. ard the lock % door AZ ne
-aar uas broken from the inside: au-
,horit,es believe. 10 clues have been
.7pna-
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-02
WILL ELECT NEW
CLUB OFFICERS
tuesday, NIGHT
Information Pertaining TO Afaifa
Hay Han and Reduced Freight
Rates Will he Given.

Unusual interest is being mani
f~wted in IN meeting Of the Filler
commercial club scheduled for
o'clock Tuesday night at the !. o. o.
r. hall.
Not only because the annual cleo
tioa OF officers will take place az
that time, but because many impor-
tant matters affecting the welfare Of
the ranchers and business men OF
the community will be given atten-
ton. a large representation Of the
membership OF the club Is expected
TO be present.
The annual report OF the secretary
will be read at the Tuesday night
session. and plans for the coming
year will be made.
IL is expected that Information on
the lifting OF the alfalfa hay ban.
and reduction OF freight rates on
hay will be made known a the meet
ing.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-02
H. II. HOUGHTON
GETS PATENT ON
AUTO INVENTION
Herbert Houehton VIII Go TO Los
Angeles 10 Place Valuable Cou-
pling for Lubrieators ON Market.

Many inquiries for the sale and
shop rights have been received by
Herbert II. Houghton OF Reynolds
Bros. Motor Co for a valve coupling
for lubricators, a device for automo-
biles recently invented and patented
By him. Mr.. IiOughtOn plans 10
leave for Los Angeles the first OF the
year where an agency for its distri-
button and sale will be established.
The invention Is an improvement
on the well-known Alemite lubrieat-
ing system. and is designed To get
better fabrication. in a cleaner and
easier manner than the old methods
The Alemite lubrieating system.
as is generally known. Is that sys-
TEN whereby the grease cups OF autos
and trucks are filled by an auto
matte compression gun. which forces
the grease into the bearings. under
pressure. Already one hundred nifty
manufacturers OF passenger cars and
so manufacturers OF motor trucks
have adopted the system as standard
equipment on their machines
The invention OF Mr.. Houghton Is
valve coupling which connects the
compression grease gun with the
grease cups. providing the means OF
sealing the joint between the grease
cup and the supplying connection 10
the end that all OF the lubricant
handled by the device will be main
tanned either IN the device or trans
ferred to the grease cup without loss
/ by leakage. with its consequent III
effects both 10 the hands and appar-
81 OF the user and to the appearance
OF the machine.
Z BY the use OF Mr.. Houghton's In
vention il Is said that six operation
of the Alemite greasing system are
eliminated.
The device measures one-hah Ia
an inch In diameter and is only two
and one-half inches long. made OF
I brass aud will sell for a few dollars.
II has five distinct parts.
Mr.. Houghton is known locally as
a mechanical genius. He has had
extensive experience in the automo-
bile industry. coming here last Jan
uary from Peoria. Ill. from the serV-
ice deps rtment OF the Pierce-Arro~
Motor Car COMPANY He made ap'
plicatlon for his patent January Ia.
1890. and Il was granted on June ;
A sample OF the device may be seeh
at The Record office
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He UrgesMore Cattle
for Twin Falls Farms
LEWISTON Mas impfc~~ed With Per
tlilf, - ~oii and FUTURE ~
Livestock Industry.

Mark A. Means % lewiston. ree-fif-
Is returned 90 that place from an en-
tended trip into the southern part -
the state He says that he Nas greatly
impressed b. the fertility ~ the sol
In the Twin PALS distrstt Hs ~
also % the opfni0n that more cattle
are needel ~ that seefi0n 30 take carr
the large crop- thxf taxe been
raised. The hay crop ~ that sectlon
h. says. a. en0rIBousiy large. buf
there 4 no market for ~. and n
gives a. his soiution Of fhe problem
the feeding Of more cattle In that
county.
The sugar beet farmers. he said
were the most prosperous and he
thinks that The sugar beet industry
would work veil ~lfh cattle raisinF
a. tbs beet pulp can be worked IN
for stocx iced.
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WILL BATTLE
FOR THE TITLE
Twin Pals and idaho Pals 60 fia5
For Football Championship
az state Friday.

The Twin Fails hish school team
and the Idaho Fails high school
eleven will battle AZ Twin Falls FRI
day for the state championship Ute
pursuant 90 arrangements made Sat
urday. Caldwell renowned her
claim 10 football leadership 10 this
part 81 the state
Twin Fails this season has not been
scored against and has defeated
FILLER. Jerome. Bull. Burnley. Doodinx,
Rupert and Boise. collecting ~ eiEht
games aggregate score % 81 points
Idaho Fails has bern scored
AGAINST Tor ~ points and has piled
40 total OF i57 "a untroken strinS OF
seven victories ID far this season. IN
Guiding games with American Fails.
posatelio. Risks academy kcxpufEl
Blackf0ot and 81 Antbony
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-02
rHt pHi.oop AUCTION SALE
WEDNESDAY. pEs fuBtH =

Announcement q made IN this issue
81 the Record ~ the " J Truehiood
i-sio,, sale AZ BIS ranch one and =
half miles east and four mills south
~ Faer on Wednesday Of next
seek Mr.. Trueblood has sold bis
rauch and he AID his family viii 60
a. the coast Tor the winter. The sale
r..n,prisse horses. cattle. q Buick cor,
farm machinery and househoia sooas.
u. u. Lse OF Twin Falls vii snetlvn
the offerings and C. A. Robinson -
clark.
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Falls From Ladder
On Head and Lives

After falling on his head and neck
fro.n the top rung OF a ladder INTO
q haymow al the Pruett ranch IN the
Marc. district Monday. }. X Belly
mer will live. according 10 Dr. p A
Dwight. who was summoned 10 at
tend the case.
IL IS stated that The man must
have experienced moment AZ mental
LIBERATION. causing him 20 lose his
balance and TALL "a the ground. He
received a slight conclusion Of the
brain
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RANCHER NEAR Filler GROWS
kft OnD GAR BET tkOi'

The largest Individual yield of
sugar beets in the ~est end ~As
grown by Fred Parish. = miles east
OF Bnhi. Who had a io-acre fiesd that
welded II = tons 10 the aSre- An
other field q 10 acres wts a little
les. but the average on fhe 20 acres
was 20 Y tons To the sfre- Mr. Par
ish viii receive ss59o for his 20
acre beet crop. Which is an average
of S246 per ser.
Other good beet Yields were har-
vested by Oscar baker sRa Rathban
Brothers. Rathtmr Brothers had an
S-acre field for whidh they received .
check amounting TO $3.50. This Is an
average OF s237.5o per acre. aad the
average was just . little less than
20 tons. E T. Sandmeyer also had
. good yis.d---BshI HERALD,
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Walker-Sealey

AZ a. ehambers % o 2. Duval.
fsdea ~ the prohatc ceurt Weines-
ass afternoon. took place the mar
Wage ~ Mies Bianch walker 20 ~
Letter 4 staley The bride ana
xroon acre accompanied - Mr. kAy
Gibson aud Mas f4sEie Walker OF
Fiiar. SISTER % the bride. After 3
.tsrf weedinr trip % P0caieiio. NJ.
aad sir Seaisy returued % Ftief
ara uill reside la the eealey resi-
dnee on Idaho avenue.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-02
LEGION POST TO
ELECT OFFICERS

Annual election OF officers VIII
take place al meeting OF Filler
most American Legion "Wednesday
night al Reybroeo roof garden
\ resume OF the years work viii
be given and plans for the future Viii
be outlined at this meeting which Is
expected 10 be attended by every
member OF the post.
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Lutz Funeral Was
Held Wednesday

Funerai services FOR John Luiz-
Who died az his home near Clover
saturday night folinaiug su Illness
caused 81 stomach troabie. we're held
~ ths residence "Wednesday afternoon
az : O'Clock
ar. Lutr. Who was 81 years old. &
survived b. the Uidvs and IA Gait
dran BE was q farmer and had ~
sided near Glover fof several years.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-02

subs for Bull: sandmirs and sfkas
Others.
subs for Filler ". Grisxs- Dsehi.
Martin. Ennis. Hall, orm, HAS
Blackburn.
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RURAL HIGH SCHOOL WINS FOOT
BALL GAME FROM BUHL=SCORE 20

capurr, Of
Of
for taaehs aaer : Ptoegc
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-02

Defeating the Bull high school
football team here Thanksgiving dsy
BY a score % - TO 20. the local high
school eleven. under Coach Carter.
ended the season trinmphAntly. has-
INK rolled up total OF ils points
against their opponents 1T In eight
games played. four OF them being
victories while four were defeats
The game here Thursday attracted
q fair-sixed throng Of gridiron fans
weather conditions being ideal for
the snappy contest that Il was. Fea-
tured BY the, remarkable ground
gains made hy a quintet OF Filler
stars Captain Aman. MogeSon. Drake
Criggs and Click. the game was
easily the beat ever seen here.
The game was punctusfed fire.
qucntly BY calls for time out b.
the Buhl aggregation. many OF the
Bull men going down under the
heavy Onslaught of the Filler horde
A. seward @ssh for the thirt
touchdown BY Aogeson. and the sp~c.
tacuiar runs and plays By Captain
Aman. were features OF the game.
Bulls defeat on this occasion was
the fifth % IN season. having played
eight games. three OF which we're vic
tories. one of the latter being against
Filler. when the score ended : to o.
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We have had a most successful
season" said Coach Carter. In com
mrnting on the local eleven. "OsinF
20 the fact that this l. our second
year cut. and only our first fall year
playing against strong teams like
Twin Fails Bull. Burnley and otherr.
makes smaller teams like ours use
head work instead OF brawn"
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How The, woH u.

The game IN detail was a. foiioHt-
Bull sins the toss smithy the
FiieF blg boy playing guard kicked
off. Huhi returned ball about ! :
yards and fufpbied but the ball vas
recovered BY Williamson. Pliers lefs
tackle. b. line plunse- and long end
runs made big gains Aman crossed
The line. tAilipg 10 Kick goal. the ba a
hitring the ero~@-bar. Score Fiier 8
Bull o
FILLER kicked 20 Bahl. Who refsrnrd
so Yards A few short. lsbby passes
and a 1e-yard pass pat the ball cser
the FILLER goal for Bulbs first touch
down. Bahl Kicked goal Score. Bshi
q. Filled 6
Buhi kicked % Moxesou ~ho ~
turned 10 midfi~id Filler vas unable
10 make necessary yardaxs. Buhl
recovered the plEskln In mid-field
and By a long pass from CIinsoa &c
snyder. Bulls rikhs end. the ball w4s
carried over Pliers line BAIL kicked
goal Score Buhl 10. Fiier s.
Buhl kicked 10 Mogeson ~ho ~
turned the plgskln 50 yards. The
quarter ended with Filler In posses-
sion ~ the bail
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CIRCULATING PETITION FOR PAVING
OF MAIN STREfT=NEEDS 20 PER CENT

Alley Committee OF Village Board,
Main Street Property Owners for
Adopted by Neighboring Towns.
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The second quarter started ~hru
an attempt around left end f2ilei
Aman used his head and punted. the
ball going out Of bounds only few
yards from Bulls goal Bail re-
turned the ball 10 mid-fisid. bat
failed 10 progress any farther and
Filler. eith = few line piunres and
long rnd runs carried the ball %
BULLS five yard line Nogenson
PLIERS Etar line plunEer. Put The
bail over Score Bull 10. FILLER ,
Fiier kicked 20 Bull on a long
pass 70 Tough and another pass
from CiintOn 10 snyd@r. through
freak tumble. The ball ~ss tossed
into Mogenseu's arms. ~hleh seemed
20 b. waiting for this thing 20 hap
pen Mogrnseu spriuted from 20 TO
" yafds Tor the third touchdown.
which as made In iusf two and one
hall minntrs from the time that the
second touchdown was made Scorc,
Fiber 20. Buhi ls The half enccd.
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After > talk from Coach Carter he
C'rfmson and white TOOK the field TO
continue the battle Bail seemed
10 have gathered strength and heid
Filer for do~ns ~ho as sell held
the OranKe aed Black from Buhl No
touchdoens were made In the laird
quarter.
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The last quarter Yielded toush-
down made By Captsin km1n. ~hc
sieked goal Score filler - Behi
~ Buhi received smith's Kick snd
after a fss long passes ths ball vas
carried over b. Ambrose. Bulls left
end Bull failed 10 kiek goal Seors-
Fiier "a. BAIL 20 Bail klesed %
Filsr aBd Big Cole fsmbied. behl
xettinE The ball. the error p~srlf -
inx disastrous 10 Filsr. a. Aneros~
a. tackled ~hen ohig . fe~ ysrds
~ Pliers goat line. The whisfie end.
"a the game