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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07

Mrs. J II Yust. 1905 South Balti-
more. reported 10 police yesterday
that thiovcs entering her home while
she was absent about an hour short
~ after noon Monday. stole tcwelry
ard clothing valued at more than
5000 Entrance was gained by the
burglars through n porch screen
which had been cut, and by break
ing window with hammer
4 similar robbery at the same res
idcnce occurred April 6. 1918. Just
year ago yesterday. Mrs Yust said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07
AD FOLDER
TO BOOST TULSA.
AID Club and Shriners to
Unite Publicity for
Conventions.

The Tulsa Advertising club and
Akdar band and patrol may Co
operate In advertising the Wonder
Cty AT the national convention Of
the Associated Advertising clubs OF
the World which Is to be held at
indianapolis In June.
]. r. prothcro. director Of tho
band. appeared before the club at
It's regular weekly luncheon at Hotel
Tulsa yesterday noon and presented
a plan that may solve the financial
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07

yesterday in district court by b. 2
Kramer.
Kramer alleges he was ridi,.
slowly across the intersection n
Third street and Cincinnati avcnu,
when Hays. recklcssly operating MI
car ran into the motorcycle an,
threw the plaintiff to the street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07
Women's New Spring
and Summer Suits

Womcn's ana Misses new spring
and summer suits; regular
values to $4,000; O17 Az
ON sale at ...... al I'D
Womcn's and Misses new spring
and summer suits, regular
values to $4,000, CC1 En
on sale at ,.,...,. OL lsOU
Wonon's and Misses new spring
and summer suits; regular
values to ti2,50; 600 7E
on sale at ........ OAOs -
Women's and Misses new spring
aud summer suits; regular
values to $1,000; 600 or
on sale at ......O OCO.JC
Women's and Misses new spring
and summer suits. regular
c%'s"i oa .nic to a, $4,000 5000. $3.50
Womon's aud Misscs' new spring
and summer suits; regular
o"'ssi o% saie to q, $1,000 '''"'... S4S.75
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
SEEK AUTHORITY
To REMOVE HOUSE
City Building Inspector Asks City
Council to Act on Public
Menace.

The question of who was authority to
order q building torn down when it is a
public menace, was put up to City Coun-
Gil last night by Building Inspector Ellis
p. Preston. He has condemned delap-
idated house on Pine street near Second,
which threatens to fall over at any time.
People are tearing off some of the ma
terial, he said, boys are playing with fire
in the building, and it constitutes n real
menace. About $500 in back taxes is due
upon the property, and the owner who is
not in town, pays no attention to any
communications.
President Lyon, acting mayor, said
that If 1T was up to the mayor he would
say Go ahead and tear it down" He
suggested that if the owner cared TO sue
afterwards, he could then be made to
pay up his back taxes.
Councilman Forwood, however, sug-
gested that Building Inspector Preston
confer with the city solicitor rs to the legal
method Of proceeding in the case. Coun-
Gilman Kane said that if City Council
took action it would have to be by reso-
luton at the meeting tonight.
Another case IN which no-one appears
to have the authority TO take needed
action was pointed out by Councilman
Forwood, who called the attention of
Council to the fact that they had never
appointed party wall and fence viewers,
rs authorized by the city charter. When
disputes arise over alley walls and other
boundaries, he said, there is no one with
authority to settle them. President Lyon
said he had ascertained that Council has
the power to name the city engineers
Building Inspector Preston was also sug-
gestcd as man who should have this
authority. Appointments will probably
be made at the meeting of Council to-
night The office of party wall and fence
viewer was created in 1872.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
Cocoanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

II YOU want to keep your hair in good
condition, be careful what you wash it
with
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. This dries the
scalp. makes the hair brittle, and is very
harmful. Mulsified cocoanut oil sham
poo (which IS pure and entirely grease
less, is much better than anything else
you can use for shampooing, rs this
can't possibly iniurc the hair
Simply moIsten your hair with water
and rub 1t in. One or two teaspoonfuls
will make All abundance of rich. creamy
lathcr, and cleanses the hair and scalr
thoroughly The lather rinses out easily.
and removes every particle of dust, dirt,
dandruf and excessive oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves
il hnc and silky, bright, fluffy and easy to
tnaaarc.
You can get Mulsi6cd eocoanat oil
shampoo at most any drug store. 1t is
very cheap, End few ounces is enough to
last everyone il the family for months.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
MEDALS FOR RAILROAD MEN.
Who Served in War to be Distributed on
SATURDAY.

War service medals of bronze, the de-
sign based on the characteristic Key
stone" shape, will be distributed on
Saturday to employees of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Co. who served in the
army. navy or marines during the world
war, and are now working in this district
or were working here when enrolled. 1t
is estimated that there are 500 such men
on the local list, and 80, 900 men altogether
in the company's employ. The presenta-
tion ceremony will occur throughout the
system at the same hour, at the various
district headquarters.
The program for the presentation here
has not been worked out, but IL will take
place Saturday afternoon on the tennis
courts back OF the office building, at Front
and French streets, and will include ad-
dresses by company officials and other
speakers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08

Joseph Mclaughlin, Franklin P. Nc
Mnh0n, John Mcmillan, James j. Nc
Mahon, Frank McNiullin, James G.
Mcmillan, Richard II. McMullcn, George
]. MacNamara, Eugene McNulty, Eugene
l. McNiff, John A. McNcrncy, Frank Is.
McRight, Grover McVeigh, james Is.
McVey, Francis j. McVey, John J.
McVey, j. IL. McWhortcr, Francis r.
Mcclure.
M--John r. Magce, Bernard Marks,
Dennis X. Martin, James Middleton,
Thomas w. Miller, John +. Mitchell,
Samuel Molishcks, Elwood Montgom-
cry, John S. Morrison, Peter Moeuk.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
Inspect Lincoln Highway.

The Levy Court and County Engineer
Grslbb spent yesterday in Mill Creek
hundred. inspecting section of the
Lincoln Highway and q small stretch of
road between North Star and Little Bal
timore. Convicts are working on the
latter. Farmers have asked the Levy
Court TO maoadamize all of this road, and
the request will probably be acted on
at the courts meeting next Tuesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
To Be Given at Rodney Street Park
Under Auspices Of Community Service.

Overture, Morning, Noon and Night"
Suppe
Selection, Jack O'Lantern". CrIgll
Description, "A Hunting Scene" Bncelosi
Philharmonic Band
J. Norris Robinson. Director
SING PROGRAM.
The sing will be directed by William p.
White, for the Community Service, the
program follows
Bubbles" Golden Gate" Long,
Long Trail" Carolina Sunshine, :"
"Smiles," Till We Meet Again." peg
W, Battle Hymn of Republic, amer
Ica," "Star Spangled Banner"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
Bridge Commission Meets Tomorrow

The Washington Street Bridge Com
mission will probably transact only
routine business at its meeting tomorrow
afternoon. Actual work on the new bridge
will begin soon.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22
NEW INTERESTS
BACK FACTORY
Revive Prospects OF Completing Fac
too, Here in Time To Care for
Next Years Crop.

Completion Of the Idaho Cooper
atiye companys sugar factory here
In Time TO handle next years crop OF
beets is predicted as the result OF an
intensive campaign for the sale OF
stock launched this week among
growers OF this district by l.. c. Ru-
bernstein and a corps OF six ASSISTANTS
representing an eastern brokerage
firm. Sale OF stock fer a limited
time. Il II announced. will heconfln-
ed TO those who are already stock
holders and among beet growers OF
this district.
Announcement Is made also OF the
closing OF a contract with the Homo
lulu Iron works for construction OF
the factory TO be situated on the SIS
acre site already secured by the com
pany here and seed for next years
planting Is In possession OF the com
pany
Beets grown on approximately $50
acres.'n this district under contract
for delivery this year 10 the Cooper
alive company will be handled By the
Beet Growers Sugar company at
Rigby. Idaho. in accordance with ar
rangements which have been made.
IL Is estimated that this crop will
7ield approximately 5000 lbs. OF
SUGAR.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22
WILL BUILD MILE OF
CEMENT SIDEWALKS
Another Mile OF Cement Sidewalks
Are Ordered in by Recent Ac-
ton OF Village Board

Comprising what is said 10 be one
of the largest single orders for the
construction OF cement sidewalk ever
issued by village board OF Filler.
the municipal fathers al their last
session took action that will give FIJI
er another whole mile of sidewalks In
front OF the property OF sixty-eight
property owners.
The biggest improvement Is 10 be
made at the south end OF Union Ave
rue. beginning at Sixth street and ex-
tending clear through 10 the lncorpor-
ate limits, or TO the r. G.. Graves
tract. This street was but recently
opened and lies between the new
Munyon addition. and the Johnson
addition, commonly known as the
south end OF Yakima avenue. With
the opening OF Union avenue. the rear
OF all the acreage fronting on the
west side OF Yakima. now faces on
Union avenue. With the construction
OF cement sidewalks on both sides OF
Union avenue. from Sixth street. at
the corner OF the grade school build
ing site. thru TO the incorporate lin
its on the south. this street becomes
one OF the most attractive In Filler.
and opens up unlimited building OPP
portunities.
Another sector included in the big
construction program extends from
the +. X. Bingham property on Idaho
avenue. south to the incorporate lin
its. This Is also in the new Munyon
addition. The construction of side
walks here will connect up with those
only recently completed by similar
order OF the village board.
Two blocks OF cement sidewalk
will also be built on Fifth street. be-
ginning at the Baptist church corner
and extending west to Stevens avenue
Work on construction OF the entire
building program Is To commence
within two weeks.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22
AWARD CONTRACT FOR
7 MILES CONCRETE ROAD
Eid Of $3.O9I Per Square Yard Is Accepted from
F. E. Phelps of Utah, Who viii
Start Work BY August L.

The contract for the construction
OF seven miles OF solid concrete road
IN the Filler highway district has
been let TO F. +. Phelps OF Utah
and aetyal work on construction has
been authorized 10 commence before
T August p.
The Phelps bid as accepted by the
highway commissioners is at the
rate OF S3.091z per square yard. a
half cent yard cheaper than the
bid which was accepted by Robert
Paysee In June, but which was with
drawn by the contractor.
BY readyertising the district saved
a substantial sum as is represented
in the reduced bid of Mr.. Phelps.
The type OF road TO be constructed
IS the "B-l" type, which is solid con
crete IS feet wide. 6 Y inches thick
in the center. and 5 y inches thick
on the side, composed OF 23 mix
ture; that is, one part cement to
five parts sand and gravel.
The cost of the road will be S43,-
269.63 per mile. The total cost of
the paving will be S302,7 7S.S5.
which includes a 10 per cent engin-
eering and construction charge as
sessed by the state. Federal aid to-
falling $4,000 will be deducted
from this amount and about $500
will be refunded from the state.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22
Name Officials
And Polling Places
Commissioners Announce Election
Officials and Polling Places
for F'lccfions.

The county commissioners have
named the following judges, teilers
and polling places Tor local precincts
for the general election In November
In Twin Falls county.
Filer-Judges Jacob Musser g.
NJ. smith. r. ID Conner. tellers. A
Z. Anderson. D. p Chapman. Grover
Davis. Polling place. school house.
Maroa-Judges: s. G. Diehl. Dan
sierer. Hczekiah Murphy tellsrs
tohn Bless. John kessler. =. J Nal
lone. Polling place. school house.
Clover-Iudges Lawrence Van
Ripper, y. g. Newlan. Noel BaKley
teilera @ p Thaemert. Rap Beau
camp. ". s. Samueis. Polling place
Glover hotel
Berger-JudEes Richard Ciavin.
". r. a. kess-ii Harry Cfookham.
tellers n r Thomas. Harry Ericf
son. r. ". Berger Polling place
school hosse
Thometz Judges n. >. HoilO-
way. W J. Trueblood r. a Baird
teilers n A ThOmetz. I'd Johnson
Hull. Polling place. school HOUSE
Lucerne--JudEes W :. Stewart.
Parks. prank Keenan, Poll
.ng place. school house.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22
RAMSEYER CASE
AGAIN IN COURTS
Technicalities Figure in Argument
BY Defense for New
Trial.

With the conclusion of argument
yesterday morning on the motion for
a new trial of II. f. Ramseyer. Filler
farmer, convicted of second degree
murder for the shooting OF }. Z. Abel
District Judge W. A. Babcock took
the matter under advisement. indi-
eating TO the attorneys that he would
announce mis- ruling within the next
few days. either the latter part Of
this week or the first of next.
Defense Attorneys Hickman and
Guthrie continued the presentation
of their grounds for asking a new
trial. The court instructions TO the
Jury were reviewed, counsel arguing
that certain instructions conflict
With others with reference 10 the ne
PENDANTS responsibilities in avoiding
the fatal quarrel with Abel.
Presenting Attorney +. l.. stephan
argued In rebuttal at the close OF the
supporting argument.
lhe points raised by defense coun-
sci In their arguments, which was
delivered by Attorney Hickman,
concerns CORRECTNESS OF the court
ruling that the state was required to
call as witness John summons.
hired elnplOye Of Ramseyer VINO wit
messed the shooting OF Abel; also a
contention OF error by the court ia
admitting certain evidence OF the
state that Ramseyer had changed 4
nvadgate i'm the irrigation ditch pre-
ceding the fatal qa.,rrei. and a con
fention that the court had not mark
ed the Instructions TO the jury OF
fered by the state and defense as
refused or given. The correct
ness OF the courts instructions TO
the jury particularly with reference
tu the time instruction explaining
the law on the issue OF elapsed time
between the conception and eXecu-
ton Of the crime.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22
STREET GIVEN
NEEDED JUICE
Power and Light Supplied Local
Residents After Complaint
L. Made.

Failure OF residents OF Firth street
last week TO secure uninterrupted
power and light service. prompted q
number OF citizens. headed by y. h.
Ripley, 10 wire the public utilities
commission advising that body Of
the circumstances
Assurances were received Thur
day by the commission from the Ida
no Power company that Fifth street.
which bad been out OF electricity
since Monday. would be supplied.
The telegram which was Gent 10
the utilities commission Follows.
Our street has been without eiec-
triclty since early Monday morning.
tor the second time In less than 80
days. Personally notified Idaho
Power company Tuesday morning.
bat nc results. We cook. wash. iron.
vacuum clean and see al night by
Village council passed
resolutions Tuesday night demand
ing same. r. n. Ripley. John nren-
nan, I'd brennan. John wooisey. >.
W Eaton. L. NJ. Smith. Scott Ac-
Cleary. Mayor Charles McCleary
Word was received by Everett AZ
5weeley OF the commission Thursday
afternoon that the electric service
was furnished the Filler street Thur
day afternoon.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22
Filler HAS FEW WHO
WANT PUBLIC OFFICE
Primary Elections Only Twelve Days
Away Arouse Interest of Twin
Fails County Voters.

In the primary election 20 be held
In this county on Tuesday. August
,. Filler al present has only two nom
inees IN the field on the republican
and democratic tickets
They are are r. +. Moore. az pres
ent chairman OF the board OF county
commissioners. who has announced
himself for reelection In the repub-
lican primaries ana Mrs. George Pat
ton. an instructor in the Filler public
schools. who is a candidate for the
position OF county superintendent OF
public instruction. subject 10 the will
OF the democratic primaries.
Mr.. Moore is unopposed by the
democrats In the race for commits
sioner from this district. while Mrs
Patton will have as her opponent in
the November election, Miss BrlttO-
mart Wolf. the present incumbent OF
the county superintendent office.
s. Claude Stewart. a former Filler
business man is a nominee for the
office q county asVessOr In the re-
publican primaries. The present in
cumbent. George w. Wilcox. Is not
seeking reelection. but the demo
Gratis have candidate In the person
OF r. f. Morehouse. OF HOLSTER
Neither party have placed a candi-
date for the office OF county survey
or. and the only seeker after the
coroner's position Is =. J. Grossman.
who holds the office at
the present time. The same sit1a-
ton exists In the county treasurer
contest. where the present incumb-
ent. Mrs. Emma l.. Warren. repuh-
liean. IS unOppOsed.
Buhl has a candidate for the posi-
ton OF probate Judge. c. G. A. Div
nbliss OF that town Is the democrats
while Probate Judge %. y.
an nominee.
Guy L. Kinney, democrat. IL op-
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22
OWSLEY BRIDGE
CONTRACT LET
Estimated Cost Of structure u Sff5.-
OoO-Wni BE- Canfilever Type.
400 Feet Long Over All.

The contract for the construction
Of the bridge az Owsley's ferry has
been lei 10 the Missouri Bridge &
Iron company OF LeavenWOrfh. Kan
hrough H. l. Luther. the Boise
letter to Joseph ". Tanner. secretary
agent OF the company. according 10 .
4 the chamber OF commerce.. from
William J. Hall. commissioner IN the
department OF public works az Boise.
The bridge will be OF the cantileyer
type. with q length over all OF 4ao
see;. one span OF which which viii
be 2ef feet. The work OF assernb-
ing and shipping equipment began
June II. and promise vas held out
hat active work would start AZ the
site within fifteen lays from that
time. or By jane 20.
The estimated cost Of the structure
= Slfb.00o. To pay this cost she
Idaho legislature appropriated s5e.-
300. and the federal governments
,hare Of the expenses Is $4,000.
eaving a balance OF $4,000 which
Twin Falls and Gooding counties are
,sked TO raise between them, 81 500
zach. II Is declared the Twin Falls
county commissioners have guaran-
eed this county's portion.--Bnhi
Herald.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22
WILL SOON START
SHEEP DIPPING


Or W p Huffman. federal inspec-
Tor. ALL arrive IN the county in a efw
days 20 take charge Of fhe inspection
and dipping Of sheep. as required BY
a recent order OF Bureau OF Animal
Industry.
DR. >. J. Mckinney. ia charge OF
the state work. and DR. p Hoover
federal Inspector, we're in Filler this
morning making preparations = !
the coming OF Doctor Huffman.
The work In this county will con-
mence In the vest end and come
east All ranch sheep must be dip
ped before the range sheep come
down. and al range sheep will b.
dipped before they enter the county.
Case and Schlidmau are fixing their
faf AZ their stockyards for the use
0f sheep owners.
Doctor McBirney emphasized the
Tact this morning that all sheep must
be Inspected. but lambs. II clean gnd
able 10 pass inspection. may be ship
ped to the market ~fthoat Delag
Tipped.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22
FI.fR WILL SET CLOCKS
AHEAD 1 HOUR SUNDAY
Midnight Sunday Is the Time Set for Advancing
Clocks TO Put this Section Back
Into Mountain Time

According 10 a decision reached
BY concensus OF opinion of filler
business men. farmers and various
organizations. this section Will al
midnight. Sunday. officially advance
the hands OF the clock one hour.
placing Filler In Mountain Instead OF
Pacific time
The movement was inaugurated
by the Chamber OF Commerce at
Bull on Monday night. and Twin
Falls viii make the change at the
same time that Filler does.
Al meeting OF the Filler Com
mercial Club held last spring the
idea was unanimously endorsed and
the opinion seemed TO prevail that
the change can only re=alt In good 10
all concerned. With the change
residents OF the COZ ,ty will be given
an additional hour OF twilight.
Everyone In the community Is
asked TO observe the time change
10 carefully keep la mind that the
zero hour OF midnight Sunday is the
time set for advancing the clocks.
As this change is being made
throughout the county, II becomes
almost essential that Filler does not
fail to fall In line
The railroads and telegraph Of
fices VIII remain on Pacific time IL
Is probable that the interstate COM
merce commission viii authorize an
official change 20 mountain time this
fall. Then railroad and telegraph
offices will also change.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22
DO YOU KNOW?

Falls county September 14th'
( the biggest fair in Idahog
the prospects a biz display
this the exhibits and canned
premiums have been Increased department.
That e will he
exhibits these departments,
That more Futurity than
the intermountain country
prize what9
he are distribution
thrty-four ceraigals the
country, but not one will be grounds
providing other attractions that VIII warrant
OF the supernterdcnis will be pub
shed In this week.
had better dozen tickets and
day.