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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27

France where they served as soldiers in
the world war. win be held jointly at the
Forest Hill Cemetery in this city. Dur
ing the hours of the funerals general
business will be suspended here.
II the bodies arrive before Memorial
day plans are being made to combine
the annual Memorial day services with
that of the burial rites. Paul Cross was
the first Shelby County boy killed in the
service.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27
ST. Joseph Farmers
Pooling Wool Clip

SOUTH BEND, Ind, May ga CO.
operative consignment plan has been
adopted by wool growers Of St Joseph
County. The 1921 clip and that part OF
the 1920 clip still on hand will be sent
to a warehouse at South Columbus, Ohio
operated by the Ohio Wool Growers
Association. to be stored. graded, insured
and shipped by experts. Cross freights
will thus be avoided. as local growers
had been previously shipping their wool
to Chicago.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27
UNIONISTS WIN
IRISH ELECTION
De Valera and Others to Repre-
sent Sim Fein.

BELFAST, May 27.-Although the
Unionists will control the northern Ire
land (Ulster) parliament by holding a
majority Of the seats the returns so far
tabnlated indicate that some Of the most
vigorous and energetic chieftains of the
Sim Fein have been elected.
According to information received here
the following three Sim Feiners were
elected:
Eamonn De Valera, president Of the
Irish Republic.
Arthur Griffith, now in Jail, founder
and president of the Sim Fem.
Michael Collins, commander-in-chief OF
the Irish Republican army.
1t was regarded as certain that Sir
James Craig, leader of the Ulster Union
lists, has been seated. Unionists claim
they will hold from thirty-hve to forty
of the 6fty-four seats. The complete re-
suit probably will be officially announced
Saturday night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27
l Dead, 8 Hurt in Car
Smash-up at Clinton
special to The Times.

SneciaI 70 The Times.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. May 27.-Janes
Kiger, 45, was killed instantly; Frank
Call Zoe Formont and Frank Bowles, all
of Clinton, were severely bruised when
a motor car in which they were riding
down creek embankment, near
Clinton, late Thursday evening.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27
Shelbyville Plans
Soldiers Burials
Special to The Times.

~SHELBYvILLE, Ind, May 27.-Ac-
cording to an announcement made today,
the funerals of Paul f. Cross, George o.
Gaines and Ernest Fisher, whose bodies
are being shipped to this city from
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-14

Notice Is hereby given that the County
Com missiOners OF St. Joseph County.
Indiana, VIII receive separate sealed
proposals foT furnishing the following
SUPPLIES for Hsalthwtn Hospital;
1.-25O bushels yellow corn, best grade.
2-25O bushels No. winter wheat
best grade
200 bushels Data
As tons rye straw.
6-B tons egg mach lConksy'sl.
&c tons sugar beets.
All the above 10 be delivered at Health
wiz Hospital
An bids must be on forms furnished
by the County Auditor and all bidders
must furnish a bond IN a sum not less
tran the full amount Of the bid
All bids must be fled in the Office Of
the County Auditor not later than Sept
goth, 1927 az II o'clock A III.
The commissioners reserve the right %
reject any or all bids
Given BY order OF the Commission ers
tits 18th day OF September, 1921
CLARENCE SEDGWICE.
Auditor St Joseph County.
SAINT "a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-14
MISH Ed4A91WA,.lAz
PEDDLERS TO Ply
BIGGER FEE SAYS
COMMERCE. CHAMBER

Iunerant peddlers viii have % pay
a more equitable license zee herr /,
after II the committee appointed -
the Mishawaka Chamber ~ Cr~-
merce can persuade the clt- admir-
lstraion 90 increase the license faa
from 81 20 an amount nearer .ha-
fixed by neiEhborinE communities
Niles charges a license fee OF s-- d.
Is 3aid. and the extremely low I-.n-
fee attracts a very cheap and .w
class OF peddlers who reap tarres
and contribute practically nothing 20
the city.
The Chamber OF Commerce az t-s
weekly meeting. held Monday IN t1e
Hotel Nfishawaka. considered -1=-
sible consolidation OF SIS ORGANIZE
ton with the Bread and Butter club.
IN the event Of the consolidation -.a
merged body viii conduc- fo--ri-r.-v
noon luncheon meetings at which -1e
various business and civic problems
VIII be taken up
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-14

We the undersigned hereby wish
20 express our sincere thanks 20 al
OF cur neighbors. relatives and
friends for their Kind eIpreSsions
OF sympathy and floral offerings We
especially thank the Nf1shawaka
post ISL, American Legion and rns
Ora L Snyder garrison 96S, Army
and Navy union, the George -
P1onesette garrison and the GeoeEe
Campbell post OF Veterans o. pm,
eign Wars for the honors given oar
son, Sergt. Floyd Roderic
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p Roderick and
family. l3t1--Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-14
AN Ordinance PROHIBITING CAsTP-
ING WITHIN THE CITY OF SOUTH
BEND WITHOUT A PER-


Be It Ordained By the Common Couu-
CT Of the City OF South Bend, Indiana;
Section One. II shall be unlawful f0D
any person or persons 10 camp or I've tn
a tent or other temporary structure AZ
any place within the City Of South
Bend, without first obtaining a permit 80
70 DO from the Chief OF Police Of the city
OF South Bend ia writing.
Paragraph 2 The Chief Of Police 70
hereby authorized TO issue permits 20
parties desiring to camp within The
City OF South Bend, which permit shall
be Issued without cost and for any
time not 70 exceed seven 90 days and
shall be issued in writing.
Para graph g. The chief n Police or
the Mayor ls hereby authorized 20 can
eel or recall any permit issued under tbs
ordinance upon twenty -four Ca hours
notice 60 the party or parties 20 whom
each permit was Issued
Paragraph I. Any person or persons
violating any section Of this ordinance.
shall be fined in any sum not exceeding
twenty-five (s250O) dollars end each
days camping shall constitute sep
0Tate oTense
This ordinance shall be in Fun force
and affect from and after its passage
and legal publication
SHERMAN @ JUDSON.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-14
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE no CONTRACTORsI

Notice is hereby given that the Board
Of Commissioners OF ST. Joseph County
Indiana. will receive sealed proposals Tor
the remOdeling OF the basement OF tha
old court house.
Plans and specifications as adopted b.
the County COmmi ssiOners are now on
file In the Office 81 the County Auditor,
and all bids must be ia accordance
Herewith
An bids must be on forms furnished
By the County Auditor. and must be on
no. later han OCT 3rd 1921 81 II o'clo--
A NJ.
All bidders must furnish e bond IN a
sum not less than the fun amount OF the
lid submitted.
The board OF commissioners reserves
the right to reject any or all bids
Given By order Of the Board OF Com
missi0ners this 18th day Of September.
1921.
CLARENCE SEDGWICK,
Auditor St Joseph County. Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-14

Edward Bloch. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
A. Bloch ". Nishawaka av. has
gone 10 Chicago where ne VIII take q
post graduate course IN tho Morgan
Park Military school
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-14
NOTICE TO FURNISH SUPPLIEs FOR
HEALTH WIN HOSPITAL

CLARENCE SEDGWICK,
Auditor ST. Joseph County. Ind
Sent - Old
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-14
IEAvES FoR PURDUE.
nARn - THANKs

HoIb-ook Botsett has gone 70 Pur-
due university TO resume his studies.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-02
SWIFT 8 CO. EMPLOYEE
MAKES DETAILS PUBLIC

trouble, and finally my appetite be.
came poor and 1 got to where l
couldn't enjoy my meals. was not
to say sick, but was in that uncom-
Portable state of health that keeps one
feeling miserable and unfit for any
thing.
We'll, one day 1 was telling my
troubles to druggist here in the
store and he advised me to try Tan
lac. $50 1 did, and it wasn't long
before I commenced to feel better.
Those pains gradually left me, and
my appetite is now fine. am still
taking the medicine and am better
pleased with the results each day. l
have no hesitancy in recommending
Tanlac for,I feel sure it will give the
desired results to anyone.
Tanlac is sold in Lakeland by Hen
ley and Henley; in Winter Haven by
Anderson Drug Company, and in Null
berry by S. E. Gibson.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-02

report some of the details of my work
Will briefly give a few things: Have
met a number of girls this month.
One young girl came in one rainy
day; l kept her with me until my
supper time; took her to hotel, gave
her directions as to her train. and
then told her of a few temptations and
how necessary it Was, in travelling
alone to be very careful of strangers.
There is an old gentleman who comes
to me to write letters for him 10 his
home folks as he cannot read or
write. Recently a man came with q
very sore hand wanting me to fix a
sling to put his arm in as he had no
home or relatives here. I often take
care of babies while the mothers go
to the drug store or to lunch. Have
on several occasions talked to young
men on the cigarette habit.
These are a few of the things !
meet with daily.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-02
MRS. MCKAY MAKES
REPORT FOR The
TRAVELLERS AID

The Travellers Aid service main
tanned at the station by the w. C. T
U. is in charge of Mrs. A. Mckay,
who has just completed the third
month of her work. Mrs. Mckay
makes the following interesting re-
port:
THE third month of my work here
finds the needs and conditions pretty
much the same as previous ones,
with few additions to the numerous
branches of information which | am
forced to be ready to give. The peo-
pie as find them expect more gen
eral knowledge of conditions and af-
fairs as they exist, not only in Lake
land but in Florida, than the position
lbf Travellers Aid would demand, and
I am at loss sometimes to give the
required information but am always
very anxious to be able to give aid in
any way that it is needed and | can
meet.
/ have been asked to give in my
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-02
L. A. THURMAN OF JACKSONVILLE
OBTAINS SPLENDID RESULTS
FROM TAKING TANLAC - HIS
HEALTH is RESTORED

although I have only been taking
Tanlac a little over four weeks, it has
done me so much good that l am
ready right now to tell about it, de-
clared Leonard H. Thurman, manag-
er of the smoke house at Swift & Co.'S
Jacksonville plant, while at Williams
Pharmacy few days ago. Mr.. Thur
man is we'll known in Jacksonville
and is popular among a large circle
of friends.
For some time before 1 began
taking Tanlac l had been feeling more
and more run down. l frequently suf-
fered with dull aching pain in my
back and right side, which extended
from my shoulder blade down to my
hips. These pains gave me a world of
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-02
TURN TO THE RIGHT.

Mother Bascoms widely advertised
peach JAM the ripe fruit in her or
chard and the blossoms which wreath
the happy lovers in the last act of
Turn to the Right have lost none
of their fragrance or delcacy since
its memorable runs in New York and
Chicago, and when the play is pre-
scented at the Auditorium on Tuesday
night, February 8, the usual tumult
Of applause and laughter will mark
the happy ending wherein the lights
of the house on the hill'' twinkle
softly in the distance. John Golden is
still confirming presentations of the
comedy to one touring company. with
the original Gaiety theatre stage
equipment and nearly all the wel-re-
membered favorites in the cast.
The books which help you most are
those which make you think most
ETbaO1oro pa1.lyaI
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-22

Word has heen received IN Filler
OF the birth Of child To Mr.. and
Mrs. Ronnie Moon al hospital ia
Boise hast week The infant lived
but "a hours Airs Moon. who was
Miss Pauline Alworth before hel
marriage. was considered critical for
few days. but she Is now believed
10 be out OF danger Her husband
= patient at the e. 5. =. " hos.
piial and h unable 10 leave his bed
he h. being treated for injuries re-.
ceiVed IN the war
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-22
HOME OF THE
FAIR ACRES
GOLF LINKS
Fair Grounds U~ed For Course b.,
Residents Of Twin Falls
touaty.

Early this year the idea Was CON
ceised that the thru use OF those por-
lions OF the fair grounds not covered
with buildings that the residents OF
the county might have a splendid play
ground In the shape OF Colt course.
The idea proved a popular one. A
meeting was ealleed and an organixa-
ton perfected The board OF county
commissioners aud the fair board
gave their approval. and permission
% use the grounds for the purpose in
30 far a. that use did not conflict
With the primary use of the grounds
Tor the fair.
An expert in golf architecture was
allied who laid out a six hole course
aud all thru the spring aud summer
months the cry OF fore has been
heard from the fair grounds
For the benefit OF the uninitiated
We will explain that the golf nut
makes that strange cry advising any
Au hiN ttutNt NAth nv - W
take a whack at the uttle white
pill Both Twin Falls and Bull and
the other towns In the county were
invited TO Join the club in fact every
resident OF the county may become
member OF the Fair Acres Golf
Club by paying the membership Zee
OF $40 per year. The game has prov
I'd TO be a wonderfully popular one
rhe membership OF the club now
numbers close TO 10. and contains the
names OF many OF the prominent cit
zens OF the county.
The executive committee consists
II A O. Madland. G. W. Duerig. Or
VI. J. Goode. r. W. BORING. Jr.. ana
Arthur Anderson. W ID. ellis Is pre-
sident and II. X Dillingham; Is secre
tary-ireasurer.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-22

Fails: second. r. :. Harrison, Twin
Ftlls. third. Il. :. Harrison, Twin Fails.
Eye-Firsg. second and third to r. )
Harrison Twin Fails.
corn--firsi. r. :. Harrison. Twin
tnird. X. :. Harrison. Twin fails.
: ii-rTi' o.. T~ia Falls.
r,Iis: -ecoaa 4 Harrison. r ~ia
Fails: tlird, r. L. Lester. Three Greek
Miilet-First. h :. Harrison. Twin
Pals. second, r. A. Lester. Three cr-ek :
third. T.. = Harrison. Twin Falls.
Timofhy- r. : Harrison. Twin
Falls second Y. 4. Creed. T~fa rails.
fhird. Il. :. uarrfson. Twin Falls
Alfalfa First. y. l.. Creed Twin
Fails: second. T.. r. lester. Three creek
third. +. 4. lester. Thr~s Greek.
Red clover First H. = gIarrison Twin
Falls. second \. L. Creed Twin Falls
IhIrd. Il. :. Harrison. Twin Fans
Broom corn First. l.. n Prough. Bull
second r. > Harrison Twin Fails: third
4. l.. Creed Twin Falls.
First on peas. Y. l.. Greed. Twin fails.
bird. r. = Harrison. Twin Falls first
second. X. :. Harrison. Twin Pals: third
\. l. creed. Twin Fails.
Farm Exhibit
Extra special display products from one
flrm--fifsf. X. s. Harrison. Twin Fails
econd. \. l.. creed Twin Failr. tnrd
rNln Creed. Filler.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-22
TuI>k THEY MOULD NEED
THEM THESE com MORNING.

The Inevitable result OF there be,
INK too many cars OF the same color
aud hue. Is recorded IN The Record
classified selumns this week by two
Filler residents announcing they
have overcoats in their possession
that do not belong Ia them. placed
in their ears By mistake during the
fair
Roscoe Walker has good coat
which he found ia his ear Friday
mornlns lie viii turn Il over Ia
SIS owner when ideatinel G. J.
schroed r, residing near Mr. Walk.
er in the Poplar slin district also ha.
an overcoat that is not his Partic,
who think their coats have been
stolen should communicate With ihs
finders.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-22
FORMER RESIDENTS WE'D
At LAkEyIEw. OREGON

Miss Grace Prickett. and Jesse
Todd. both formerly residents ~ FL
or. were married August -. at the
home Of the brides parents. Nr. and
Mrs. J. r. Prickett. near sunnyside.
wash. The Rev. A l.. Bsrbezat.
now pastor OF the Mennonite church
AT Yakima. OBLIGATED The following
account OF the wedding IL taken from
the sannyside sun. = copy Of which
was supplied this office by sister %
the bride. Mrs Byron Williams:
Wednesday. August "a az , .. m.
Grace Priekett and Jesse Todd Or
Lakeyiew. Oregon, were married az
the home Of the brides parents. Mr
and Mrs. J. p. Prickett. OF Outlook
Rev. Barbszsf OF the Yakima Memo
mite church officiating. About 30
friends and relatives ~ere present
Mrs.. Todd has been reaching for the
past two years scar Filler. Idaho.
making her home with her sister.
Mrs. byron Williams Of Filer. She
also attended summer school At Al
bion. Idaho. acquiring ; life diploma
Mr. Todd il farmer. operating
large ~hrsf ranch near Lskeyiev.
Oregon. for which place the newly
seds left Thursday. 70 make their
home
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-22


fssllet-first. second and third 20 J
". Neech. fiagerfnsin-
,.ocN--fifs.. - &. l,asis, Filler; SECOND
Ifs. ~lean Mnitnfy. hin.neris shlrd, :
,'ockere.- ms. j. W. weeca. uager-
naas - cond g. g Davis. ft4er.
rosazn
Hen First Airs. LIS De Euisseanx
WIN faus; second. AIRS. Lois ue kuis-
,'oo'.,rri.- rirs.. Mrs Lois De Ruis-
e-iuN, Twin Fails.
Anasiusians
fuilet- First. second and third 10 ].
a. n cccii. iiasernan.
Aneonss
PuIiei--T First. J. a.. iiun. Hansen; sec
'na. :: X. iiaiA Hansen. u,ns. J. II
I''ckrr,l first j. W. weech. lager
AN second "id snifd. }. y, iiail. iian
Hamburg
tullet-J W MeecA, Ia german, frs
ia secof4a; t.lird. cnes.er lloDson. BunL
Cocncrei First. Chester IloDson. Euhl
seff orpinoson
Cock First. clyde u. Taylor. Hansen
tcci1erei first. J. ". Va eecii, tisgcr
..aa; second. Clyde a.. Taylor. Hansen.
..iro. c.yde IS. taylor. liam ga.
tira--r.rst. Clyde a. rsy4or. Hansen.
econd. c1ae A.. Taylor. lsalisrii.
i'cn-firss. clyde a.. lny.or. Hansen.
fF'RnNs Eni4Att d D. EliFts
White orpinaton
cockerel-F First. :. c. S,radley, Filler
iseu--fIrsf, Airs. Lewlr Nanny. Elier.
econd and third. Airs. LEWIS sang.
fuilet-first. ). q. Stradley, Filler.
.cond. :. e. strldisy. flief, tiird, Aars.
.ewis Manly. Filler
ten tirs,. :. c. sfradley. Filler
Brown Leeherns
cock-First. Helen blnss, Filler.
cockercl-firsf. j. ". Neecn. iiageT
uin. SECOND. lleieu BASS. Filler.
iaei--tIrs,. iselen Illus. Filler. second
i.unet-fifst. Helen RlasS. pier: sec.
nd. J. ". meocn. iiaser,nan. fnira.
e. hen Bias. Filler
Single Comb White Leshorns
cockefei-First. II. r.. Misser. Filler
econd. H. B. Randell. Twin fsIl,. tilira
". czech, iluger4nan.
lien f'iTsl. X Is. EaEdell. Twin Falls
'seond. Everett beaeosl. liler;
nd. Mrs. J. A. Fitzpatrick. Filler, thlrd
B. W. eecn, liaserman.
Pen firsi. a.. r. Alnsser. Filler. sec
.nd. H. Z. M'isser. ftler: third, John
Barred Rocks
l'ock-First aud second g. r. Olson
-ut.l. iuira. Al. Richardson. Twin ialis
ceckerei FIRST. second ana third. q
go r,ss., a. Richardson. Twin Fails.
fullet-- firsf. John lfrsser. Filler. seq
I'D. irwin. Nlckland. nsgertnan: third
fyin wlckland iagerman
fen-first. -. 4. Olson. Buhl. second.
" AZ Richardson. Twin Fails.
w. p. Rocks
cockerel-firrf. }. ". Weech. Haser-
ran.
iafiet-First. second and third. J. W
veech. Hagerman.
White Wysoootts
coclx-Firsf. h y. Ncinerson. Filler.
coclserel---First and Aecond y. y Ne
pnlIei- first aud second. r. = Mcrher
Cock FIRST. W. J. Holmes. Buhl
Golden ~ysnootts
cackcrel-Firsf W. J. Holmes. Duhl
i'uilet--Firsf. second and third. ". J
iolmes. Bull
iIen-Firsi and second. W J. Holmes
sutl
Col. Wysndotts
cock~rei-F First J. ". Weech. Hager
1an.
Turkeye-aronxs
cobDler- y. .. Mcpherson. BUM. frs
nd sscond.
nen First. r.. r MdPherrou. Buhi
eurtsn sed Hen
GoLher-Firsi. @. =. Olson. Bull.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-22
with can of paint and
"a little work that's fun. "

are the easiest TO apply. They
cost no more, and sometimes
less than Others.
What pleasure to have home
things always looking bright and
newt What funi 20 view your
own work neatly donel Sur
prise yourself. s. what you
can do with just a can Of paint
or varnish" IN yoHr homo.
Use Fuiler's products Fol-
low Fuilrf's simple specifications
for the work you want 20 DO.
ard you'll make transformations
that will be real delight.
Rencrnsrr-don'i lrf g4riacc.
rof-it cost rs to paint them.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-22

vHyE want to be OF aid to
w women who wish to Keep
the home always spick and span.
so We maintain a paint and var
nisb service" that males il easy
work and fun TO do many little
painting jobs yourself.
We make a special line OF
paints. varnishes. etc. for home
work" after II years expert
ence with paints and painting
practice. Ibey are paints that
spread easily. dry perfectly and
give the best lasting results.
Master painters and interior
decorators use them for the
seientichc paints and yarnisl'es
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-22

Onions
Rcd weaiherfield First. g. n. SLING
Kimberly. second. y J. Greed. Twin
Ills. third. Irwin Greed. Filler.
Australian Browns First. Mr.. Frank
Hayes. Filler second Mrs Frank Hayes.
Filler. third. Twin Creed Filler.
yellow tloi,e First A. L. creed Twin
Fslis. Second. Leonard iiud'iieson. Eer-
nis,.lay- First. @. N. sling. Kimberly.
SECOND. a.. :. Harrison. Twin Falls.
Table eeets
Els. .eeond \. J.. Creed. Twin Falls
lnird. - A. Fieenor. Twin Falls.
Stock eeets
Maneel Worizei First. Frank Deklotz
Filler. second H. IA. Theme. Kimberly
'hi,d .. ~ Flesnor :, Twin Fails. .r,,....
i'i.'heriy. second. Conrad Fritz. Kim
herly.
inisd. Russell FELTON,. Filler.
Cabbage
Early First ~. =. Mnsser. Filler; sec
oud. A. r. Gray. Kimberly: third. Wesley
late Firsi' f'red wiscaver. Kimberly.
oa a., f'iier. 1-eond. J. y Aiidnffer. III
ier. third. Irwin Greed. Filler.
Pumpkins
lsr; second. John Eaisch Kimberly;
ilird. .. NJ fiecnor, Twin Falls.
Pic firsi. q X Wilson. Filler. second.
Irwin Greed. Filler. third. Frank pekioiz
Filler
Squash
summer crookneck- First. O. NJ Flee
nor. Twin Falls. second Moses Stearns,
Twin Fails; third g II. cmys. Twin
Sunmer-First. O. NJ FIeenor. Twin
r.ills; second Irwin Creed, Filler. third.
Moses Sfearns. Twin Falls
Hubbard First. Henry sieycrs. Kim
thirl. Nick Smith. Iiolister.
hanana-Firsi. q. l.. Boulsby. Twin
Fails. second o. NJ. Fleenor, Twin Falls.
cucumbers
Market, eukes- First, c; L; Boulsby.
r WIS r thirsl irwin creed Filler asS VI"
Picisling-First. o. NJ. Fieenor Twin
Falls. second. Irwin Creed Filler, third.
u. :. Harrison. Twin Fails.
Turnips
g. Glebe- Flrsi. n 5 Harrison son.; , Twin
ihird. q. II. cir,ys. irwin Falls,
Huiabaga- First. T.. =. Lester, Three
Creek second, r. ;. Harrison, Twin Z
Celery
seif blanclins r. $ Harrison. Twin
Falls. third. q. N. Fieenor. Twin Falls.
Melons
watermelons First w seitslnger.
Euhi: second -. NJ Fleenor. Twin Falls.
third W :. Martin. Kimberly.
Musi.mel0ps First -. A. Flcenor.
irwin Falls. second. John Gourley. Filler.
fhifd X. :. Harrison. Twin Falls.
ifoneydew First. &. soulshy. Twin
Fails. second. Conrad Fritz. Kimberly.
thifd. Y. J.. creed. Twin Falls.
Sweet Corn
Golden Bantam Pirst. Irwin Greed, Fl
Ter, second & l.. Houishy Twin Fails.
tfIrd Fred WiscaVer Kimberly
Siow,n Evergreen First, 10, in Greed
tiier.
Popcorn
White Rice First H. T. Chapman. Fi-
let. s.cond Irwin Greed Filler. fhird. Eu-
sne White. Kimberly
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-22

The Bull Chamber of Commerce
nave elected the following officers
or the ensuing year. }. II Barker.
president: Jess o. Eastman. vice
president; W. A. Gray, second vice
resident; +. Kenneth Hyde. treas
srer: Ben II. Bussman. secretary
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-22

a. B. Ramseyer IL made defendant
in an action filed in the district
court by the Twin Falls Bank and
Trust Co. The amount Involved "a
$1,000 and Il said 10 be due On a Hots
Of hand