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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-05-06
SALT LAKE BUSINESS MEN INVADE
Filler TODAY AS GUESTS OF TOWN
100 Representatives of Prominent Industrial and
Commercial Concerns on Tour of Southern
Idaho In Special Train In Endeavor
to Promote Mutual Interests

Filler Is today host TO a big delesa-
ton OF Salt Lake business men.
The special train bearing the mem
bers OF the party was due TO arrive h,
this city az 1886 a. m. and II the
plans OF William Bunce, chairman OF
he entertainment committee. mater
allie, the visitors viii leave Filler
amply impressed with the wonderful
possibilities OF the town and country
large number OF cars will be on
hand az the depot this morning 10
greet the representatives OF the I'M
portant commercial and industrial
concerns OF Salt Lake, and they will
De driven about the town. thru tbs
lair grounds, and viii be given
glimpse OF the warehouse and eleva
tor district.
J. NJ Markell. president OF the Filcr
Commercial Club viii give the adj
iress OF welcome 10 the VISITING
hrong. who will later be given tho
freedom OF the city.
The iunket has been planned and Is
inder the direction OF the wholesale
rade department OF the Salt Lake
Commercial club. Twenty towns 81
greater or lesser Importance In south
lrn Idaho are listed in the itinerary
The slogan OF the excursion is "a
Greater Salt Lake Means Greater
Idaho"
The excursion. according TO the o
}. l.. schedule. departed from Sail
Lake at 1880 p. m. Sunday The firaf
stop was In Ashton on Monday. In
,luding that place i3 towns will b.
made ports OF call before Filler IS
reached. After this place ~ towns.
villages and cities will be nsen before
he party turns back for the home
Journey
According 10 announcements from
Salt Lake the Ariel quartet will make
he trip with the Salt Lake booster.
md with the assistance Of a six-p.ece
'azz orchestra. VIII put Pep into the
'rowd, II that commodity ever gess
low.
The una-phone the electrical bell.
ringing attention affractor. which has
been used 80 extensively on Salt Lake
ltreets. will also make the trip with
A. A. Beeslcy as operator This II ca
pected TO announce the arrival OF the
ialt Lake delegation at each town ard
stop all business while the delegation
parades the streets OF the dinerenl
idaho towns
sam X. Smith. secretary OF The
Trades department OF the
Salt Lake Commercial Club Is in
charge OF all arrangements OF the
party.
Every one Of the 100 or more SAT-
Lake business men will carry away
! memento OF Filler. in the form OF ga
sight page phamplet giving all tta
resources. possibilities. opportnnities
production records, and shippine
statistics OF Filler. the gift OF the Filler
Commercial Club.
These phamplets are the first run o.
he commercial club literature thai
has been In preparation for some time
md came from the presses only last
evening The matter contained iu
hem Is q digest OF the information
published IN the special edition OF the
Record April Is
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-05-06
KAESERS LEAVE
FOR SWITZERLAND
John Kaeser and Family Return
to Native Home for Whit
With Relatives

Bound FOR Duerrenroth. canton 81
Bernie Switzerland. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kaeser and three daughters left here
Tuesday. The Kaeser's will 70 frst 10
Wisconsin. where they will yisi, with
friends before proceeding 10 New
YORK where they viii sail on the
American Line s. S. -Philadelphla
May 10. They will arrive at Cher
bourg, France a week or ten DAYS
later. and VIII 60 by rail from that
port 70 the old home In Switzerland
This viii be the fifth time tina, Mr.
kaeser has crossed the Atlantic. be
having come here first as an immi-
grant in 1892. They will arrive a.
their old home. where Mr.. Kseser was
born, in time to participate in tbs
Golden Wedding OF Mrs. Kaeser's faith
err and mother, on June II. This date
VIII also make the ninety second an
adversary Of her fathers birthday
The Filler Cheese factory farm. OF
which Kaeser is owner Is now beins
rented. The Kaeser's expect to re-
turn In the autumn
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-05-06
FARM HOME is
BURNED DOWN
Home and Barn on M. II. Buck
Ranch Consumed by Flames
Last Wednesday

The house and barn OF NJ II. Buck.
residing a few miles southwest of
here were completely destroyed by
Ere Wednesday afternoon, April 2s.
The house was valued at $4,000. and
he barn was worth $1,000 Insurance
TO the amount OF $500 was carried
and much Of the furniture in the
house was saved.
IL is thought that the fire was
caused by defective fiue in the at
tic. A high wind encouraged the
FIRE, which soon consumed the house
and barn. II is said that a house on
an adjoining farm. some so rods dis
tant, caught on fire seven times but
suffered no damage.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-05-06

Mas Madeline Young and Granville
Davis were married Saturday after
room at 1880 at the Catholic parson-
age. the Rev. Father REM s Keyser
5giciating. The bride IL the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Young OF Ber-
ger. and has been employed In the
Booth Mercantile company for the
past year. Mr.. Davis IL a resident OF
Filler. Mr. and Mrs. Davis have gone
10 Boise on their wedding trip and
upon their return will make their
home at Glover
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-05-06
SOLD OUT

Every one Of the 1900 copies Of the
sdition Of the Record printed two
weeks ago. IN which the resources Of
Filler we're printed. have been sold
and many people have been dissapoint-
ID on account OF the exhausted sup
ply. Orders have been coming in
Tor them from distant states. but we
have been compelled 10 refund he
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-05-06
DENTAL SOCIETY IN
SESSION HERE

A demonstration Of conductive anes-
hesia was given al the office OF DR..
T. l. CARNEY here Monday night be-
ore the members OF the Southern
idaho Dental Society. Dentists from
Twin Falls. Buhl. ard Jerome. In ad-
lit'on 70 Drs CARNEY and Goode OF
Tiler witnessed TIE demonstration
Dr. Johnson Of Twin Falls was IN
charge.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-05-06
CANAL CASE SET
OVER TO MONDAY

Absence o. attorneys on both sides
who are attending court at shoshone
has prevented immediate hearing Of
the farmers petition attacking the
legality Of the last canal election.
Judge W. A Babcock has continued
the case until Monday in district
court.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-05-06

Lester Musser. local sport enthusiast
Is, will referee &c rounds OF fast fight
ing matches scheduled TO be held In
twin Falls tomorrow night.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-05-06

Fred Hinze. president Of the Idaho
Cooperative Beet Sugar company was
here yesterday morning on business.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-05-06

Harry Carey in an extraordinary
morning picture at the Gem Theater
next Wednesday ADV.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-27
Chicago Publisher Releases Newsprint
 To Smaller Papers

CHICAGO, May 26. - Victor F. Lawson, publisher of the Chicago Daily News, has released one hun dred tons of newsprint to be dis tributed to smaller newspapers which are in need of supplies and are re- ported to face suspension if imme diate assistance is not given them, it Mas announced today.
 A number of newspapers through out the country are without mill con- nection. according 10 J. l.. Fearing, western manager of the International Paper company, who said that the ac- tion of MT. Lawson and other large publishers Tn releasing part of their tonnage at the request of the Inter- national Paper company, George H.. Mead company and other concerns, had saved the lives of many papers.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-27
HERRERo sURRENDERs

QUERETARO, Mexico. May 26. - General Rodolfo Herrero today sur rendered to General Lazaro Carde- mas at Coyulta, Puebla, and is being taken to Mexico Cry to tell all he knows about the assassination of Car ranza, according to q message receiv- ed by General P. Elias cGlos today.
 General Gales has cr!ered all per sons accompanying Carraaza at ,h ? tine Cf his death to he detained and questioned regarding thc ciI staat ss.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-27
CITY ELECTION ADDS ARGUMENT
 AGAINST TRIAL
Opponents of Prosecution of Blanket Case Say County
 Upheld Deportation

TOMBSTONE, May 26.-A new note has been struck in the appeals against the continuation of the deportation trials which have been comIng to the county attorney for several weeks. This is an examination of the parallel between the outcome of the first of the trials and the results of the muni cipal election held in Bisbee on Thurs day.
 The conservative ticket ill Bbsbe6- which was supported by the anti radical people of the town was swept into victory by a majority of more than three to one. The queG- tions that have arisen out of the de portation of 1917 were the questions that. in the opinion of the people of Bisbee, were decided aU tne polls, and tn same vindicarion given the deporta- tion by jury of 12neT in the WCotton case has been given by the community who had conceived and carried out the famous l. w. w. drive three years ago.
 This consideration is being brought to the attention of the county attorney i'll addition to all the others that have teen impressed upon him since his de- feat in the Wootton case. Despite this however, and in the face of what to- day is the single sentiment oF Cochise county, the county attorney shows no sig.l oi wavering in his determination to proceed with the cases. although even the possibility of having wit nesses has been taken away from by the fears of many of his witnesses that another trial y'ill seriously hurt their chances of recovering from the mining companies in the damage suits which they have instituted.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-27
Denies Allegation
 By Senator Root
l.4ssoeiatsd Press Leased Wire)

t-1SSoCidfed HFcSS 1-edSsd HpeJ
 WASHINGTON, May Exchanges by Senator Shoot, Republican. Utah, that the federal trade commission in- vestigation of the Utah-Idaho Sugar company was being used in opposi- tion to his reelection, were denied today by Houston Thompson, acting chairman of the commission.
 Further denial of the charge was made by Henry Ward Beer, the com missions attorney in the sugar cor poration case, who was named in Senator Shoots statement.
 MT. Beer telegraphed the commits sion that when he received a mes sage from George k. Sanderson of Salt Lake stating If you keep go ing for two months it will cost Shoot his seat" he telegraphed Sanders:
 Commission not interested in po- litical situation"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-27
PROCTOR TELLS
 IF WOOD FUNDS
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MT. Carlin said afterwards that Col onel Guffey was the man he had in mind. It developed subsequently, however, that the contributor was Joseph F. Guffey of Pittsburgh, also an oil man and former Democratic national committeeman from Penn sylvania.
 Colonel Proctor testified dES be- sides advancing $5OO,0OO to General Woods campaign fund he had made a contribuvon of S10,000. He object ed to naming other contributors, say ing that the men chargei with handl- ing the campaign finances would give names and exact amounts. Urg- however, he said that Ambrose Mo nel had given $20,O0O and that Will liam Wrigley. "a fellow like me- and MT. ByllesDy, a New York banker" had been contributors.
 The witness said that his own ad- vance of money 60 the generals cam paign had been Tas idealistic as giv- ing to the Red Cross during the war;" and added that he intended to advance as much more as he felt would be proper"
 A suggestion that his advance had been underwritten by "a group of very rich men," was sharply denied by T.. witness.
 Giving general details of expendf- lures, Colonel Proctor said that "6O to 70 per cent was spent on publicity and educational campaign and that the national organization had gone into 47 states, spending probably an average of SSOOO for each state. Lo- cal organizations in eight or ten states financed themSelvA he said, but he again indicated he would leave to others full explanations.
 Men don't like their names used in this campaign" the witness said when presssd for names of. contribu- tors, and it is embarrassing to me when there are other sources"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-27
League Commission
 To Meet At Hague
 To Organize Court

WASHINGTON. May 26. - The League of Nations commission on plans for the formation of an interna- tional court Of justice will meet in open session at the The Hague. June II, the American minister to The Netherlands today advised the state Great Britain, France, Japan, Belgium, Brazil, Holland. Spain and Jugo-Slavia will have official rep resentatives. Former Secretary of State Elihu Root will attend the meeting which will be neid in tho Peace Palace
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-27
TIPS OF THE TOWN
HOTEL ARRIVALS g

HOTEL ARRIVALS
 Among the arrivals at the Cop per Queen hotel last night were H. M. King, San Francisco; w. B. Berry, B. H. Leavitt, Phoenix; P. E. Small ley, Tucson; J. R. Burns, Douglas; E. J. O'Brien, New York: E. F. Lane, Chicago; c. w. Moss, Fl Paso; G. IT Bolin; H. F. Jons; Dolf Flers Heirn, Kansas City; Arnold Drummil, Dal- las; J. B. Friedman, Kansas City; C. w. Hurd, Fl Paso; P P. Presiado, Los Angeles.
 ON BUSINESS TRIP
 Frank Wheeler, claim agent for the c. & A. Ringing company, was in Tombstone yesterday on business.
 See Yankee Doodle in Berlin" Today at the Lyric Theatre. No ad- vance in prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-27

(cO&TINUED FROM PAGE ONE) headquarters.
 At noon President Carranza him. self appeared on the firing line. His horse was shot but he stayed at the front until the battle was over. We captured 150 of the enemy. including 2S officers of high rank.
 Luckily before the train move ment was resumed we found a dyna- mite boom on the track ahead, which if exploded, would have halted us dhere."
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-27

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 was compiled in his office from fig ures submitted by MT. Daniels and re- lated to the state c preparedness or major ships of the navy just prior to the declaration of war by the United States. MT. Daniels retorted that the chairman had misinterpreted the de- partments figures and that in the Hale compilation, the dreadnaught Arizona was listed as having been unfit to fight" on February :, 1917.
 "The Arizona unfit to fight MT. Daniels went on, it is Imaginable. l decline to answer any questions based on such a tabulation and de nounce it as unfair, unjust and a stig- ma on the American navy. l will carry my protest to the full naval af- fairs committee If necessary"
 Chairman Hale said he would other wise designate the columns marked fit to fight and unfit to fight" and then put the compilation in the record. Secretary Daniels demanded that the senator take the stand as witness and take an oath before submitting evidence. This the chairman refused to do. and MT. Daniels then demanded that the person who made the compila- tion be swor las a witness, Again he was oveTruled by the chairman. Sena- tor Pittman at this point protested c geinst tLe tabulation going into the record and left the room after the chairman had announced he would not yield in his stand.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-27
Against
 Armenian Mandate

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) many informal conferences at which members expressed strong opposi- Jion> to any proposal which would send American troops to Europe or Asia
 Chairman Porter indicated that the presidents message would be considered briefly and then laid on the table, which would end it.
 Inasmuch as the senate has failed to ratify the treaty with it's league of nations covenant, Republican members of the house committee de- clared there were legal objections to the presidents proposal They contended that to accept a mandate would be like doing indirectly what congress had not permitted to be done directly.
 The house committee is not ex- pected 70 meet until Friday but the senate foreign relations committee probably will take up the mandate question tomorrow.
 The president was asked in a res olution introduced today by Repre- sentative Mason, Republican Of H. inois, for full information as, to the cost and number of troops required in connection with his mandate pro- posal.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-27
GUFFEY MAKES DENIAL

PITTSBURGH. May 25.-"There is some mistake in that statement that l contributed to the campaign of At tOrney General Palmer said Col onel James GUffey, former Demo cratic national committeeman from Pennsylvania, when informed of the testimony before the senate commit tee Investigating campaign expendi- lures in Washington
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-27
Rheumatism Back on the Job
 With It's Old-time Fury

blood of the germs that cause tho disease. s. s. s. has no equal as a blood purifier, scores of sufferers say that it has cleansed their blood of Rheumatism, aud removed all trace O. tAo disease from their system.
 Get q bottle of s. S. s. ct your drug store and get on the right treatment to-day. If you want special medical advice, address Medic, C,-cc4o-. 102 Swift La5S- rst2r-., Atlanta, Ga.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-27
Tells of Flight
 From Mexico City
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VNO4N HIN UI1iI INV-'' I+AII O4NI1' and Refining company at Parral, Chihuahua, is one of the men report ed by the American consul in Chi huahua as prisoner at JimeneZ, was expressed by an official of the company here today. McDonald's s home is in Los Angeles.
 Communication with the company'S office at Parral has been Good, off cials of the refining company said, and no recent advices from there in dicated disordered conditions.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-27
NARRATIVES WIN

The la est bowling tournament at the Y. M C. 4. was won last night by the 'Warrenites," team composed Of Miss Edith Kennedy, Miss Evelyn Kennedy and Henry Holcomb, who de- feated the Wildcats" composed of Messrs. Duff, King and Lane.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-27
YOU'LL LOVE HERR!

She isn't married. but she's open to inducements. A certain young man of our city already has his eye on her. The ladies are warned to keep close tab on their bright hopes" cause those big brown eyes have a meaning all their owI.
 SHE'S "A REGULAR GIRL" and youll love her Friday at the Lyric.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-27
No Lef-Up In Its Torture.

If you are afflicted with Rheu- naatism, why waste time with lini- n1ents, lotions and other local ap- plications that never did cure Rheumatism, and never will?
 Do not try to rub the pain away, for you will never succeed. Try the sensible plan of finding the cause of the pain. Remove the cause, and there can be no pain.
 You will never se rid of Rl'su- matisE until you cleanse your
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-27
Grow Your Hair FREE RECIPE

.. After being almost totally bald a New York business man grew hair-and now has a prolific growth at age of 66-for which he will send the genuine recipe free on request to any man or woman who wishes to overcome dandruff or gain new hair growth. Or testing box of the prep aration, kotdlko. will be mailed with recipe if you send 10 cts, stamps or silver. His address is John H. Britain, ST-301. Station F. New York, N. Y,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-27

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-27
Daniels Clashes
 With Board Chief

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-27
Villa Carries Off
 American Citizens

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-27

litical situation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
AUTO BODIES


fS30 10th Az. near r'tse. East eS1t
Ter lest Workmanship esA best
materials ~ . reasonable Dgses.
esasuis NJ befeee es6estsg sew
he1tes- RepaiAsR weed ssa
metal work. wtadshsstAa. aeftse-
tern. teeks. hssdies. bsAy hard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
AUTO SPRINGS BUILDING MATERIALS

1000 Springs Carried In Stock
let us Repair Year spstsgs
Whers Yea Get Servtco
ia EAST PIKE STREET
New Britain herald., 1920-10-19
MEETS FOR CHEN.
|h Has Veteran Material for Cro@@- Country Team.

kr. N H., Oct. to.-Four
 on the card for the Dart oss-country team. according hoduie announced by Man S. Ege. Besides tho recent invitation meet. the Green who have been working out Do the opening Of college
 direction of Hal Avery will II. IT. hiil and dale men hore 90 in tho second meet for houth team. Tho duadranEu-
 on Nov. will be the third Inc harriers. whom they race im Of Columbia, Penn and The intercollegiate at New b Nov. 20 will be the final the Hillman squad.
 veterans from last years available. and a better bal nm Ia looked for. as com tn last years outfit, when nce cost tho Green repre-
 many points.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-19
kCrNG AT ATLANTA
hrcuit Horses Open Final |1arnpaign of Season.

Ca., oct. 19.-The opening
 kewood track here yesterday hal week of Grand Circuit der ideal weather conditions the track in fairly good con- ought out four hotly contest three pacing and one trot-
 feUry. bay gelding and q winner this season, the |Cf Thomas W. Murphy. took pace. winning the first and k<. his best time being 2:o2 A. pace went to Captain Mack. rorse. in straight heats, while
 pacing event. for tho 2:20
 won by Nellie S. a bay mare,
 C. q. English of Rome. Ga. sd by George stiles. It took ' to decide tho race.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-19
HoNoR AL MAMAUx.

Pn. Oct. 19.-,Al Mamaux,
 pitching star. will be tha honor of Bedford Council of It's of Columbus at a dinner ks' Club. No. i50 South OK
 t. Brooklyn. on Nov. &. Tn
New Britain herald., 1920-10-19
What is Period furniture?

ave been henrfng a great lily about period furniture.
 e? Tt fs a modern rcpro-
 of old designs, so artistic, nd ,ii'rnbic that they have sd--in some cascS-ror n. Before you buy that ir. it will pay you to know ng about Period Furni-. or WINDSOR CHAIR
New Britain herald., 1920-10-19

recognition of his work that helped
 to bring the National League cham pionship to Brooklyn Mamaux will be
New Britain herald., 1920-10-19

presented with a token by the council, of which ho il a member.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-05
Dress
Silks

56-hsb good quality Crepe de Chine. all col
Ors. Value $685. Ct 90
Special ....................Q 1 sOO
4O-inch good quality Crepe de Chine. all col
Ors. including white and black. Ct 70
Values to s.; Special. l 90
4O-inch extra heavy Crepe de Chine, ali col
Special sI': G'l''' 70 o2-Vo' So.
4O-inch Cheney's Crepe Jersey, good range of
oolOrI. Value $3.50; 90 OE
special ................... VO OO
4O-inch Crepe Meteor. good 90 Al
quality. Value $3.50; Special WZo4S
4O-inch Crepe Meteor. extra heavy quality, all
cOlOrs including white and 90 IN
black. Value S.; Special. .VOsO0
4O-inch GeOrsetts and Crepe Chiffon, every
conceivable shade. Value CT on
$3.50; Special ....O .OS
4O-inch Georgete. all cOlor., including white
and black. the best grade on the 90 NO
market. Value to 81; Special S0Ae4S
4O-inch Chiffon Cloth, white and black only.
Value $3.50; 90
special 80. 80. wv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-05
WOOIens

36-inch Atwood Storm Serge in Navy. Black.
Brown. Plum and Burgundy. G1 90
Value $500; special. I'D 4 sOO
pinch All-WoOl POplin, all col 60 10
OTIS. Value So; special. ...OAe L y
4O-inch Atwood POirst Twill. 60 or
all colors. Value 81; special. QAsOO
54-inch Atwood Storm Serge, sponged and
Shrunken, Navy and Black only. 60 co
Value 81 especial. .....V AoOO
42-inch MOhair. black and navy only. suitable
for Bathing Suits and Dresses. o.
Value $50; special. OC
56-inch Mems Wear Serge, navy and black
only. Value $3.50; ca or
special ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. " Re OO
5S-inch AlLWOOl TricOtine, navy. black. brown
and tan Value $500; &C AZ
special .................OOeEO
5O-inch All Wool white English Tricotine.
v .na.;:l $780, S4.19
5O-inch Atwood white French 60 or
Serge Value $500; special ,pOsOO
56-inch AIl-WOOl Palm Beach. Ct 40
Value $3.50; special. 1 oE0
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-05
Black
Silks

36-inch Taffeta. Value 60 90
$3.50; special ..............WAoOO
4O-inch Extra Heavy Black Taf- 90 AZ
feta. Value $3.50 Especial. OOs4O
36-inch Satin Duchess. Value 60 90
$500; special ..............QAOOO
4O-inch Duvetyn Satin. Value &C or
$3.50; special .............spOsO %
4O-inch Extra Heavy Char 90 on
meuse. Value $3.50; special. UO sOO