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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-24
EGG PRODUCERS
SEE ADVANTAGE
OF RECORD ADS
Classified Column h Clearing Houss
For Buyers and sellers

Those who are interesting them
selves in chicken raising On a large
or small scale. regardless OF the strain
OF fowls preferred. will find an array
OF offers In the classified column Of
The Record this week. advertised by
well known local poultry raisers who
have setting eggs for sale.
The Record classified section Is
coming TO be the clearing house for
persons having property for sale. for
trade. for rent. lost. found. strayed.
wanted. or help wanted. positions
wanted, etc.
II will pay Record readers TO read
the classified column this week. as
we'll as every week. IL you want 10
use classified ads yourself. the rates
are eheap-l0 cents per line first In
sertion. 3 cents per line for subse-
luent insertions.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-24
GRADE SCHOOL,
RANSACKED ON
SATURDAY EVE
Malicious Eatsy Made 10 Grade
school Buiidi~x Sometime
Saturday Might

Forcible entry was made into the
grade school building sometime Sat
urday night. but with no known loss
excepting damaged door and lock
Discovery OF the attempted rob
berry was made Sunday morning. and
a thoro search was instituted 10 find
evidence OF who committed the Of
Tense. and what loss resulted. The
storeroom on the inside OF the build
ing was broken into. and cupboards
and closets In the domestic science
department showed signs OF unlaw-
full trespass.
Entry 10 the building was made
by means OF brace and bit used
around the lock on the door. The
lock on one OF the doors was bored
out.
Theft OF milk In the same neigh
borhood have been reported. and at
tempts are nov being made 10 take
the offenders into custody.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-24
SMALL STARTS
EXCAVATION
FOR NEW BLOCK
Proposes Erection OF Brick Block
oa Site Devastated by sep
TENDER Fire

Active work has been commenced
on another new brick block In Filler.
l.. A. Small. owner of lot on Main
street in the area burned by the fire
last September. has started excayat-
ing cellar 25rs0 feet on this prop
erty. Heffner and Taylor have the
contract for the work. and are al
ready making good Roadway on the
initial operations.
MIR. Small states that II is his>in-
tention 10 construct at no distant
date. one story brick structure ON
this property. which adjoins the
Been a. Hammerquist lot, also being
excavated for. a similar building.
No announcement has been made
OF what the new building will house,
or when Il il expected to be com
pleted.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-24
PIPE FALLS IN
WELL-NOW USE
CANAL WATER
schools Dismissed Friday Because
al Lack of Water-i'rogr~ss
Bcing Made

Due To the falling in OF some OF
he air pipe at the municipal well
last week. Il has become necessary TO
furnish the village water supply
from the canal company laterals.
Before this new water supply was
obtained. pressure Ia the mains be-
came so low that Il was necessary TO
dismiss both the grade school and
the Rural high school pupils at IL
O'Clock Friday morning on account
of insufficient water for sanitary
drainage.
Work OF fishing out the hundreds
OF feet OF pipe IN the well is progress
ing satisfactorily. according TO l.. ID.
Allen. water commissioner. aud pa
irons may look for normal water
conditions in few days. II every
thing goes all right.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-24
Rural High School
Teachers Welded

Miss Opal Boord. and Mr.. Glen !.
Banta. instructors In the Rural high
school. we're married al Twin Falls
Saturday afternoon. AT the home OF
the Rev. Asher II. Brand. pastor OF
the Presbyterian church.
News OF the marriage OF the two
hlgh school instructors came as a
surprise to the faculty and student
body OF the school. az well a. 10 9th
or acquaintance OF the bride and
groom. Upon their return here sun.
day evening. they were rendered o
reception by the Epvortb League OF
the NJ. y. church in the church dininr
hall. Luncheon was served the par
~. which had a. guests. besides the
newly married couple. the Rev. and
Mrs. G. v. Deal. Mr. Bsnta Il vice.
president Of the Epworth League aud
heads the social committee.
The bride IL teacher Of domestrT
science In the Rural high school.
She n a graduate OF the Home Eco
Monies department Of the Oregon
Agricultural college. at Corvallis
class 20. Her parents reside a.
Corvallis. The groom graduated
from the same college and In the
same class % his bride. He holds
the bachelor Of science degree In AK.
ricaiture and IL an instructor IN thai
subject In the local high school.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-24
NOTED LECTURER
WILL SPEAK HERE
| SUNDAY night
Under Auspices of Anti-Saioon Lea
que DR.. l.. A. Banks WIN
Speak Here

Louis Albert Banks. ID. d.. Will
speak at the Methodist church sun
lay evening at 1880 o'clock In the In
teresis OF the anti-saloon league.
Louis Albert Banks, formerly OF
Boston, Mass. now OF Rseburg. Ore
On. Is an author OF wide note, prea-
cher OF force a. power. chautauqua
lecturer known all over the United
states. and relentless foe OF the H.
luor traffic.
DR.. Charles Parkhurst. editor OF
lions Herald. said OF DIR. Banks re-
Gently: AT l6 years of age he com
menced to preach the gospel In Wash
ington territory. and many We're con
serted. From II to 81. he taught
,chool and studied law. being admit
I'd 10 practice In the courts. lie was
a minister in the Methodist Episco-
pal church from Bishop Gilbert Ha-
ven. and was stationed at Portland.
Oregon. Fearless as "A reformer he
was once shot down by an Infatuated
saloonist, and again was mobbed by
anti-Chinese rioters. Or. Banks Is
tall. OF vigorous form. pleasant and
intelligent face. never clerical but
always frank. open hearted and man
iy. lie Is always bubbling over
with life and good cheer He ear
ries with him an inexhaustable sup
ply OF exhuberance which oyerflows
90 gladden. every circle into which he
enters. lie is man OF boundless
optimism
DIR. Joseph Cook declared: "On
the Pacific coast, Rev. Dr. Louis Al
bert Banks has imperiled his life In
defense OF the oppressed: on the At
iantic Coast. he has studied the prob
tenn OF the perishing poor with eyes.
heart aud Photographic camera. He
is a man for the hour in the church
Cor these times"
DR. Banks has served remarkably
successful pasiorates In the leading
churches OF the largest cities from
coast to coast. As an evangelist. his
Itineraries have been nation wide.
During the past ten years he has de
voted himself with utter self-aban-
don 10 fighting the liquor traffic and
has spoken in every state. A. an adj
yocat OF temperance reform. during
the past quarter Of century. Or.
Banks name has been weliniga
household word.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-24
WILL ANSWER
QUESTIONS ON
AGRICULTURE
Glen l. Bania OF The Rural Higi.
sehooi Offers tn saPply iafor-
nation Thra Record

Glen l. Banta. head OF the agricul
turai department OF the Rural higl
school. has offered To conduct al
agricultural department la this pap.
er. commencing AT once.
Mr.. Banta is = graduate OF tn,
Oregon Agricultural college at Cor
wallis. and is yersed In all the var.
ious problems OF farming, livestock
dairying and irrigation.
He was raised In an irrigated eoun'
Try. and is qualified TO answer. thru
the columns OF this paper. all cues
tions that are propounded To hin
by residents OF this section on arri'
cultural topics.
MIR. 9anta asks that those desir'
ing such information. submit their
problems verbally or in writing Il
this office and he will answer the
questions In the Record.
There is - limit TO the number
OF questions that may be asked. and
II AIR. Banta cannot SATISFACTORY,
answer the questions submitted. he
will undertake to supply from other
sources all Information available on
the subject.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-24
INJURED At ROCK
tRtsHER YESTERDAY

A workman. whose name could not
De learned. was injured yesterday
forenoon At the Filler Highway dis
trict's rock crushing plant south @,
town. when he got an arm into a belt
wheel DR.. v A. Dwight was called
to attend him. but was unable 10
make the trip ON seosnt Of not being
abis 70 secure conveyance Roads
are practically impossible for an an
romobiIe: there l. only a team OF tso
Of livery horses In town. and at the
time they were in use. However,
the injury to the man was not as ser
ious as vas first supposed, and the
first aid treatment administered. af-
forded satisfactory relief.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-24
ALBION LOSES
BASKET BALL
GAME TO RIBS.
Rural High School Defeat Albion IL
To la-Best Game of
season

Despite poorly attended game.
from which the total revenue was GU
ly S23 Coach Carriers basket ball
proteges last night defeated the fast
Albion high school team by score
of is TO - ON the local floor.
Fans with one accord expressed
amazement that such a good team as
the Rural high school has developed
should be given such miserly sup
port. considering the type OF athiet-
les that Is being offered.
The game was fast and snappy and
worthy OF a capacity house. Muir
ray and Aman as forwards, Big Cole
al enter. and blackburn and Drake
as guards dished out the best brand
OF basket ball played here this year.
Roland Graves refereed with much
ability.
Filler basket ball fans will have an
opportunity TO show their support OF
high school athletics Tuesday night.
when the Filler team will meet the
Twin Falls aggregation ON the local
floor. This game promises To be the
best OF the season.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-24
Spring Weather Here
With Garden Seed
TONES and Robins

with the advent Of spring weather
which - doinr much TO dry up the
~orst roads this section has ever er-
,erlenesd. the prophecy made ia last
se@ks Record that farm work would
,omm.Bce about March J. Will With
,uf dosbi bereaiszed.
Bainy California weather has pre-
allied most OF this week. and spring
fever s. becoming acute among local
residents.
With the frost It'll coming out OF
the ground. roads are practically Inn
passible. hut optomistie hopes are
expressed that With drying weather
and progress on highway construct
ion. such road conditions as have pre-
vailed fr the past several months
will soon be . thing OF the past.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-24
julius STRAUSS AND BROTHER
DAVE ENTER RETAIL. CLOTHING
BUSINESS Ar SALT LAKE CITY

Julius Strauss. former Filler cloth.
Ing merchant. who was here on bnsi-
ness last week. Informed his many
friends that his brother Dave, and
himself. have opened an Upstairs
Cloak aud Suit House at z75 South
Main Street. Salt Lake city.
The store was opened February g..
and IL meeting with great favor. Hc-
cordlng 20 Mr.. Strauss. The Up
stairs idea IL based on the principle
OF cheaper rents. ~ilh conkeq tAi'i
lover prices. Strauss Brothers nre
dealers in ladies' ready to wear.
For the present Mr.. Strauss h tray
cling representative Of Salt Lake
wholeaale firm. but expects 10 be
come actively connected with the
new business IN hort time.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-24
ILL WITH FEVER
THREE WEEKS---NO
DOCTOR CALLED
Elmwood schools Closed Because OF
Alleged Neglected scarlet
Fever Case

Following a clue Inadvertently
dropped in cursory conversation Or.
c. q. McGinnis. county physician.
and John II. Ault. county Juvenile Of
ficer. Monday afternoon uncovered
case of the most extreme Illness
and alleged willful lack of medical
and physical care ever coming TO the
attention OF the county health and
uyenile authorities.
According to both DR.. MeGinnis and
MIR. Ault the case was that OF I.
year old boy. said to be suffering
from yirulent form OF scarlet few
er In the home OF Mr. and Mrs. +. c
Niceum. at Elmwood. just south OF
Filler. The boy Is son OF the Mic
Gums.
Officers say the parents admit
that though the boy was stricken
with fever 20 days ago. they have
made no effort 10 seek relief thru
the regular medical channels. ami
that they have taken no precaution
against spreading the disease. Mr
Ault says members of the family
have held daily communication with
outsiders. and he declares a neigh
Dor child was visiting IN the homo
when the officers arrived yesterday
Mr. Ault also AYERS that the parents.
when questioned as to failure to pro
vide medical attention. declared
that their religion WIS opposed to the
practice OF medicine. and that they
would pray the disease out OF the
son The boy had a temperature
OF 1914 when the officers called yes.
terday.
A girl OF the family. aged about ! o
years. IL said TO have been attending
school regularly since the child waa
stricken. The school was ordered
closed yesterday for thorough fumr
igation.
The Niccum house has been put
under quarantine and orders have
been issued by DR.. McCinnis Tor pro
ylding the sick child with proper
nourishment and regular baths. The
case has been placed In the hands of
the county prosecutor for possible
criminal action against the parents.
In connection with the work OF re-
storing a normal condition OF health
in certain communities whore con
taglous and communicable diseases
have been reported Or. McGinnis has
ordered the Berger schools closed I'M
IN further orders. Two cases OF ac-
tual smallpox have been found ia the
schools. with four others showing sns
plciour symptoms. Dr. McGinnls
made another trip to Berger for In
yestigafion OF the cases today. Five
Blckel school pupils were taken out
OF the school on Monday because of
the appearance OF a rash which the
three health authorities desire 10 di-
agnose.--T~ln Falls News.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-24
COLLIE FROM uckI>LEY KEN
<EL SHIFTED TO VALLEY. >EB

Indicating that FILLER livestock Il
known abroad a. well a. az home.
Abe Mckinley shipped last Friday.
a registered Collie pup 10 the 4. y.
sfockyards At valley. Nebr.. for which
he received see Z. o. b.. Filler.
The pups mother II also possessed
by AR. Mckinley. and states he val
By Mr.. Mckinley. Who states he val
ley. Nebr.. IL said TO have known the
worth Of the pups mother as sheep
dog. and would gladly have paid
500 for the Collie pup, had IL been
necessary.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-24
ASK COMMISSION
TO ORDER GOOD
R. R. FACILITIES
Complaint L. Filed With Public TIN
tiles Commission Against
Hallway Company

The Filler Commercial club has
been asked by the Twin Falls cham.
Der of Commerce To cooperate with
them In securing better train service
from the Oregon Short Line railroad
ON the Minidoka branch.
Action In this regard by the Twin
Falls body came To a head Monday
when complaint was filed with the
Public Utilities comission OF the state
OF Idaho asking that body to investi-
gate the situation. The bureau OF
the chamber has been working for
some time on plan whereby better
conditions could be secured but were
unable to gain only few minor
points from the company. The COM
plant Monday ~ the result OF the
company's refusal TO give better SER
vice.
The complaint filed against the
oregon Short Line company declares
that the depot and station now sery-
Ing Twin Falls IA Inadequate 20 meet
the needs OF the community and that
the depot Ia lacking IN seating capa-
city. there not being sufficient room
Inside the depot TO accommodate the
passengers and the general public
waiting for the trains.
The condition OF the road bed be-
tween Minidoka and Bull II not
properly ballasted aud on account OF
lack OF proper ballast. the road bed.
alleges the complaint. IL a menace 10
the health aud safety OF the public.
The rolling stock used ON the pas
senger trains serving this branch IL
old. antiquated. uncomfortable. In
convenient and insufficient. states
the complaint. aud the departure and
arrival OF the trains do not afford
Just or reasonable facilities 10 people
iesirlng ia travel.
Because OF the condition which the
chamber OF commerce declares 10 be
true they ask the Public Utilities
Commission 10 investigate the mat
ers referred TO In the complaint aud
ask that the commission order the
abroad company 10 ballast the road
led between Minidoka and Bull. 10
rect. construct equip aud maintain
proper depot and station for the sc-
ommodstion 81 passengers and
reighi In the city Of Twin Fails.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-24
filler IS CHOSEN
FOR 1922 MEETING
M.B.C.CONfERENCE
Rev. 4. :. kagey To be New Pastor
Rev. Barbezat Goes To Yak
ina, Washington

The Rev. r. s. kegey is To he the
new pastor OF the Mennonite Breth-
rem In Christ congregation. succeed
ing the Rev. r. W Wilder. resigned.
who will make his future home on
the coast.
The appointment OF MIR. Kagey was
m4le at the annual Pacific Coast
conference OF the church, which con-
yened at Granger. Washington last
week Filler was chosen as the meet
ing place of the conference next
year. +. J. Kalbfleisch and Ernest
Dexter. were the delegates from the
local church attending the confer
ence. The two other delegates elect
ed. ]. o. Tice and II. f. Musser. were
unable to be in attendance.
Reverend Wilder and his family
expect TO move To Tacoma. Washing
ton. where they go TO benefit their
sons health They will not move,
however. until after the arrival OF the
NV hAht1f VIM II 'AH''ttN hh' atA'
ter part of next month.
Reverend Wilder has served the
local pastorate for two years, and his
decision To leave here is greatly re-
GREETED by the members OF his con
gregation and citizens OF the whole
community. The health OF his son
is said to make such a change imper-
alive.
Aside from being pastor or the To-
cal NJ. B. C. church. Rev. Kagey. was
elected vIce-presiding elder of the
conference. NJ. j. Carmichael. form
er pastor here. was reelected presid-
ing elder. and A. w. Barbezat, who
has also filled the local pastorate,
and at present resides here. Is TO be
stationed at North Yakima. Wash
ington, as pastor. n. II. Payne has
been reelected conference evangelist.
Al the recent conference 4. j.
Kalbfleisch was reelected for the
third term as foreign missionary
treasurer. and was made a member OF
the committee over the executive
board. and a member of the foreign
missionary board. He also served
ON the committee to examine appli-
cants for the ministry.
Ernest Dexter. the other delegate
from here. was a member of the sta
tloning committee. to station the
ministers over the districts. lie al
50 was elected member OF the com
mitfee over the executive board. and
the committee TO audit accounts.
The Twin Falls mission. which has
been established during the past two
years by the Filler congregation will
coatlnue 20 be supervised by the Filler
quarterly conference OF the church.
A bushes meeting will be- held nj
the church here tonight 10 decide on
plans regarding the Twin Falls mis-
sion for the coming year.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-24
MIR. and Mrs. Pease
Home From Calf.
Filler Colony la Southern California
Nnmbers fsy-SeyeD--toider
Weather Prevail.

MFR. and Mrs. Victor Pease return
ed Thursday OF last week from Los
Angeles. California. where they have
been spending the winter. They state
that California weather this year IL
not as bslmy as usual, comparative
cold weather being general thruoui
the southern part OF the state. Only
recently they went on trip TO cata-
lima Island. with a number OF other
Filler people The Filler winter col
ony in southern California. r. getting
larger all the time. and al present
numbers about fifty Among those
from Filler who are spending the win
ter on the coast. are: Mr.. and Mrs.
n. G. Munyon and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. yernle Munyon. Mr.. and Mrs.
@. sommer and family. Mr. and Mrs.
:. r. Hawkins. Isaac Been. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pred Munyon. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
T. Carey. Aaron Anderson. Mr. and
Mrs. l.. O. Hughes and family. Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Ripley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Brandon. Mr.. and Mrs. J. y.
Buck and family. C. L. simmons. Mr..
aud Mrs. Emil Sommer and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Roberts. Mrs. v.
=. MoseIey and son Mar. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. II. KaibfIeisch. and ar. and
Mrs. Charles Finney.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-24
uf-sI>ESs MIN ASK FOR
ASSESSMENT REDUCTIONS

Nearly a score of merchants from
an over the county called on the
board Of county commissioners at the
courthouse At Twin Fails yesterday.
with complaints against assessments
levied against their holdings by the
county assessor. The delegate body
makes formal dsmsnd for reduction
OF the assessment
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-24

A. j. Meeks. grand master Of The
Idaho Grand Chapter A. =. 4 A. n.
paid an Official visit 10 the local Ma
sonic order. Saturday night. and adj
dressed the fraternity.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-24

Miss Bertha Naca~. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Maeaw. was op-
Grated upon al the county hospital.
Monday. BY DR.. A. A. Newberry for
appendicitis. Miss Maca~ Is stu
dent at the Rural high school. She
"a reported TO bs recovering salts
fsotorily from the operation.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-24
BUTCH ADKINS
SEEKS TITLE
AT POCATELLO
Filler Wrestler Says tie Win Gsin
Lightweight Championship tn
der Filters Name


butch Adkins, well known Filler
lightweight wrestler. Informs the
Record that he is 20 meet Andrew
samarges. OF Poeatello. in that cit,
this week In a match that will de.
eide the lightweight championship
OF Idaho.
Butch says he IS In condition and
hopes to gain back the title under
PLIERS name.
The Pocaiello Tribune has this
following to say regarding th'
match.
Awards OF the middIeweight
and lightweight wrestling cham
plonship q Idaho viii be made
Tuesday night in the Auditor
ium theatre. when Art Chester.
3 nresenf middleweight graphing
champion Of Idaho. ~ili defend
his belt against cum Lewis 81
Twin Fails and Andrev Samar-
yes. the slippery Greek" will
taugle lunch hooks nth Butch
Adkins. Of Filler. for the light
weight crown In this card
which Is being presented TO Pc
cstelIo wrestling fans under the
colors OF the Gate City Athletic
club. four OF the best Gem state
mat demons viii be brought to-
sethsr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-26

A thrilling leap from a window on
to the back of a horse is one of the
daring things done by Pauline Fred
ericks in her new Goldwyn Picture,
Roads of Destiny" now playing at
the Ditmas theatre.
Miss Fredericks plays the part of
Rosilla, a Mexican girl who brings a
band of American cavalry just in
time to rescue David, the man with
whom she is in love. from the clut-
ches of Mexican bandits. The pic
ture gives Miss Fredericks a splendid
opportunity for big. dramatic acting
and it is full of thrills and excite
ment. Another scene shows the in
-erior of a big gambling nall in
Alaska and here Miss Fredericks is
the charming croupier at the roulette
wheel.
A unique theme is the basis of the
latest Goldwyn picture featuring
Tom Moore entitled Hold Your
Horses" which is also at the Ditmas
theatre.
From the old country. Daniel Can
AVIAN (Tom Moore) came to New
York and followed the calling of
street cleaning. One day while on
duly he was run down by a carriage.
Canavan took a job with a blasting
gang. A red flag was thrust in Can
avan's hand and he vas told to keep
he traffic back-his first taste of au-
IL Crity and he grew drunk" on it.
He even went home and gave his
1uarrelsome wife a dose of her own
fist.c medicine.
His growing aggr~esslveness at
trs cted the attention of Jim James.
political boss. and as a pupil. Jana