The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-20
IDAHO NEWS REVIEW

Three hundred large bearing apple
ifees are being transplanfed from the
orchard Of Day & Harmon Of Bull. IN
arr the supervision of James A. Waters
pieneer h"riiculiurist uf Twin Falls
The trees being removed were found
10 have been planted TOO closely to-
sether.
Representative A. r. Smith and for
mer Senator Fred r. Dubois OF Idaho
wednesday urged Indian Commissioner
burke 10 make a detailed estimate FOR
Improving aud enlarging the Fort Hall
irrigation project. They were told that
40 decision could he made until Irri.
sntion Engineer Reed OF The Indian SER
wee returns 10 Washington with See
Rotary Fall.
County officials OF Bonneville county
have been notified that none of the
s2.VD,Oo0 made available by The sale
OF stare highway bonds will be used
for construction work this fall. and
hot until the federal appropriation Is
ready for disbursement County Of
Metals had planned an extensive pro.
gram which VIII be delayed until
spring.
The annual meeting OF the Idaho
state Teachers Association will lake
place this year Al Boise. November "A,
- and 20. according To an announce
ment by President c. Il. Frazier OF the
Association. This years meeting will I
be the largest in the history of the
association. according 10 predictions
OF leading educators of the state.
Reduction of $3.50 In the appropria- /
ton for operation Of the Twin Falls I
county farm bureau AS compared with
last years appropriation of $1,000 was
authorized in budget adopted by the !
hoard OF county commissioners Thurs I
day The sum allowed Is $1,000. ex-
elusive OF office rental. The commits 4
sioners granted an additional S400 for
OF bureau employment
seency.
Il permit for The use OF the Snake
river and other nayigable streams IN
Idaho for the use OF floating logs. The
permit was issued 10 rhe Howard Pulp
and Paper Mill company, which plsns
the building OF a paper mill at Idaho
Fails. This paper mill was planned
several years ago. bur war and finan
-ial conditions prevented It's being cap
tslized
Stephen NJ Yeaman. advertising
for The TimeS-Register o,
Idaho Falls was found dead at his desk
IA the office OF that paper AT O'Clock
Tuesday. The body was lying ON the
floor with bullet hole in The head
Just above and IN front OF the right
-ar. Police passing the building al
,'clock saw llghl and lnvesTig CARED.
hiding rhe door unlocked they entered
he building and found the body.
The effect OF rains during August
nd September in the principal eastern
,otatO states is now apparent in the
october estimate for the United States
Z 345.5s7 600 bushels, an increase OF
y $50 600 bushels over September
However. this years crop is still short
:. 413OO0 bushels OF the 42s million |
.ushel crop OF 1920 and 25.4l3.oN ,
usheiS below the 5-year average.
9l5-l9l9. OF 37l million bushels.
Beet hauling for the 1927 season .
a. been IN progress AZ Rupert for the
ast week. The highest yield 50 far Z
eported Is that Of Joe Krivanee. who q
as harvested IS n from one acre y
u his faru ta~f ~ Rupert Field men .
pr The bee, company estimate an nv
rsge OF ~ tons per acre On es acres .
lapred IL btef> on the A. A. Biehl :
rm. This Is expected 10 lead In aver
ge for The larger fields.
Charged win divcrting Si22.s0 OF ?
nnds belonging Ia the Bannock Ma
on.l bank of Pocatello 10 his own ac- :
cunt. $ l.. Reece. former president {
I that institution. was arrested by
sderal authorities in Denver sunday
.ght. according 70 reparts received al
oeatello. The bank closed its doors >
sy Il. The alleged misappropris ion =
scurred four days prior 20 this. when. !"
Is charged. Reece diverted the funds , :.
cover personal check. lie and
r.. Reece left Pocatello IN June. ana !"
eece has since been engaged 10 The y
al estate business In Denver. :,
OF much interest to users Of cleo
ic current on the Minidoka project :
"a Twin Fails tract Eas the hearing :,
fore {. 6. POnlsen OF Boise. held AZ :.
uper. Friday. ali evidence Of which
IL be forwarded 10 the federal power =.
..,.,.rs,sf.... ~. determine whether or ~