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plsCo rAkrN INTO CAMP.

TIRE r.. n a W r. r. A. A. took
thu nrsco Quuii team into camp last
pirhi IN the Wilmington City Quot
i.earue dofoatlng them four games
~ one. Tho scores
~. A. A w. 20 90 q 2l 2i-4
urHTn ,...... s 2l Is 10 III
Players y. u. A W. A. r. A. A..
10 Raymond Ncintlro. william Ray
mund Rnd ~. Denn. Desco. Connor.
Thumnrun. Glnty. Davidson and
Knapp Roforees Adams and Dono-
tun. Scorer Parker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
Reid Plans for Florida Trim.

Wilfrid Reid, goif professional at the
Wilmington Country Club, Is making
preparations for his trip 20 Florida.
where he viii act as instructor at one
OF the country clubs. Reid made 4.
creditabie showing in the North and
south tournament, held at Pinehurst
several weeks ago. when he and II. r..
Chickering. member Of the local club.
finished in sixth place in a large field
OF contestants
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
TWO GAMES At ARMoRY.
Pair ~ Past Contests Booked for To-
morrow Nlrhi.

Two games are ON the card FOR Sat
urdny niEht az tho Armory. In the
fret tllt. the newly organized Medical
Detachment team will tackle the
Grace team ~ the Church League.
The bis game 90 the night Will be
between Mike Spires National Guard
team and Second Baptist Of the
church i.eapue The Guardsmen.
under tho leadership % Mike Spire.
have developed into one OF the best
vnEu outfits ln the city. Second Bap-
ilst sprung a surprise In local basket
hall ranks during the past week when
ihoy defeated the Grace team the first
time that this has beon accomplished
in the Church League In two years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
NEWARK HIGH PLANS FAST BASKETBALL TEAM

Basketball Friday
Friends team
The
will car high
he will
Mcdonald Newark confident that
Hopkins of
the astyea Coach Mcdonald will have Hayes
a
candidates
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
seventh Ward VS.. st. Mary's.

Seventh Ward will play practice
game with St. Mary's tonight in the
Friends School cage.
Saturday night Mount Vernon will
oppose ST. Mary's at st. Joseph's floor
and in the preliminary the Kittens will
take on Hagley Second.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
REHABILfTATfoN
fIOaI9
80 -
Arrangements Completed for Game &C
Eighteenth and Van Burnn.
Arrangenenfs wern -

Arrangements were completed last
night for the St. Lukes Academy
football eleven 10 line up against the
Five Points Aggies at Eighteenth and
Van Buren streets tomorrow at 2.30.
Both teams are evenly matched, AMI
a good game Is expected.
Both teams have shown their ability
having put up a good showing against
many teams Of their class IN and Que
Of the city. The winner Of this game.
/ It is expected. viii be ready TO chsl-
lenge any team in the city claiming
the third class championship.
The line-ups Of the two teams fol-
/ low.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
~. Mar,'s Juniors Active.

~. Mary'r Juniors have organized
sof the season and would Ike 90 ar
rnnKc games with any five in the city. #.
ascs to range from l5 90 iG years
Pend oil challenges 20 David Myers
eSs East Sixth street. or phone No.
soii Tho lineup DAILY. center
itoush aud Lewis, guards; Hall
eirrpson. Cill aud Fsrren. forwAxds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
IRST-CFNTRAL TAKES
GAME FROM NEW CASTLE

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle, Dec. 9.--Last evening
before a large crowd in the opera
House. the New Castle High School
basketball team lost the first game OF
the season by being defeated by the
First-Central five OF Wilmington, by
the score OF "a to 20. The score at
the close Of the first half was II to
10 In favor OF the visitors The score:
NEW CASTLE HIGH SCHOOL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
CHURCH LEAGUE SCHEDULE
FRIDAY.
Observation-Disclosures GYM. s n.

Observation-Disclosures Gym, p. m.
Epworth VS.. Hanover.
Brandywine VS.. West.
Bowling-730 p. m.
st. Stephens VS.. Goodman, Y. NJ. c.
A. Alleys.
Hanover VS.. First-Central, West
minister alleys.
SATURDAY.
Basketball-Y. VI. c. A., n. m.
Cookman VS.. Eastlake.
ST. Paul's VS.. Westminster.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
NEWARK HIGH FIVE
TAKES OPENING GAME
Rehabilitation Division Players
Lose Contest; Crompton
Stars for Newark.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, Dec. s.-Newark High
School basketball team In the opening
game Of the season, played IN the Uni
versity Of Delaware gym" defeated
the Rehabilitation Division team. IS
10 4. Crompton was the star for New
ark, getting FIVE field goals. while
Townsend also did good work. shoot
ing twofield goals and foul. The
lineup:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
Pioneers TO Go TO Dover.

The Pioneers quintet will travel TO
Dover. tomorrow night. where they
will line up against the National
Guards. The locals will go TO Dover
by bus. leaving Ninth and Market at
9 p. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
KITTENS WIN.
Pioneer Seconds Drop Fast Game at
Olympia Hail.

The ST. Mary's Kittens took the
measure of the Pioneer Seconds last
night at Olympia Hall. IS TO 9. The
game was fast and interesting
throughout and was featured by the
exceptional defensive work of Kauss
and Hayes. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
Morris on Ice Palace Card.

Mickey Morris, the little fiyweight
of this city, has been matched to APP
pear at the Ice Palace, in Phiia-
deiphia next week. Mickey fights the
first bout on the card.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
SOLDIER TEAM DROPS.
Pioneers Take Game From National
Guardsmen, 4f-2S.

The National Guard five, weakened
last night and fell a victim TO the
Pioneers, 442S. Dunn, Purcell,
.O'Nein and O'Keefe were high scorers
for the Pioneers. and Charley Wolfe
and Johnny Mclaughlin starred for
the Soldiers. The score:
rrnNErDg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
ST. PAUL'S CLUB LOSES.
Y. NJ. IL. A. Thirds Capture Exciting
Cage Game,

The Y. NJ. II. A. Thirds defeated
St. Paul's Commercial Club in a close
and exciting game at the "Y" cage
last evening. by a score of 25 to IS.
Is. Caplan starred for the winners.
with six field goals. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
SCHOOL.
IL

How many people are there in town
who never read the classified adsY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
Mr.. Souder's View.

Ellwood Souder, Wilmington MEM
ber of the State Board of Education
and president of the Wilmington
Board of Education, declared that the
State Board had done its best, through
committee appointed for that pur-
pose to explain TO the patrons OF the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
FIVE POINTS vs.. ST. LUKH's.

Totals
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-31
MARoA cLuB EsTERTAINs

The Maroa Woman's club met with
Mrs T. y. Nicholson Thursday after.
noon OF last week. and the large at
tendance present enjoyed a delight
ful Easter program. Those appear
lng on the program included Mira e.
q Ripley and Mrs. l.. IL. Brown.
duett: talk by Mrs Charles Ronk !:
instrumental solo. Mrs. Horting;
reading and vocal solo by the little
Misses oensvieyc Nicholson and
Marguerite Greenwood. Refresh
ments were served In Easter eolors.
Quests OF the club included Mes-
danes Charles Ronk. Marcus, and
Fahrney OF Twin Falls, aud Mrs. E.
- Ripley and o. }. ChlIds.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-31

Decision In favor oi r. -. Common
aas been made BY Judge w. A. Bah
cock. In the case Instituted several
months ago against Henry Nice. and
othera. wherein connor sought 10
have Nice. - 81. maintain and care
Tor a ditch running thru the Common
farm west OF town. The court de-
sided. thai because as the water Ia
the ditch was used wholly for the
benefit OF Nice and others. and mas
much as Conner had ditch way for
his own use. running parallel 10 ~.
deyoiyed upon the defendants 10
assume responsibility Tor their ditch
and 20 keep Il from Interfering with
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ASKS EXTENSION OF TIME
on EMERGENCY HAY RATES

Request FOR extension until June
on time Of emergency hay rates
from Id>hosio Eastern points. which
would expire March 81. was Thurs
day made 60 Union Pacific railroad
offieials by the Twin Falls Chamber
u Commerce agricultural bureau.
rho reaevs, n based on claims that
tho weather has made the roads i'm
pasibie and hindercd shipping. that
. market Is now available because Of
deliveries OF middle western crops
and that re-in statements Of tho or
iEinai rate will entirely atop ship
ments from idaho.
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LOCAL CLUB CONTRIBUTES
TO COLLEGE CAMPUS FUND

oooDlNo. Ida. March. 2s-Ths
ladies' OF the woman's club at Filler
through Mrs. Guy II. shesrsr. cor.
responding secretary. made q gen.
erous contribution to tho Campus
Improvement Fund OF oooding Col
ieso this past week.
Among othor clubs that have vol
UNFAIRLY taken q part In the up
building OF this popular Christian
College are the County womsn's
club OF Twin Falls; tho Toponis
chapter OF tho Daughters OF the
American Revolution: thu sorosis
club. the North End Improvement
Club. tho q. II. Club: tho North
side Sunday School aud the North
side improvement club.
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nNE time lasa week reada cen da
~ paper boata one guy maka plenta
MONEY weeth ds mush room. never
sss DAT before so aska my boss
~hescha hotel gotta dat kinda room.
He tells me ds mush room ees no
iika IA hotel for stay cen. lie say was
somsting xooda for eat. Well. eatn
mush cen da room plenta time, but |
dunno how can maka money dat way
tink ds boss gotta leetle deesgust
when I tslln heen never been cen da
mush room before. but he tells me
was plrnts money can be made wecth
ds mush room lie aska noe woi for
] no 80 cen dot beexness l say mebbe
! try maks ds money dat way eer he 10
ecu ds partner wseth me
! tslla de- boss ses no costa mooch
for DO dat. ! shy sef he furnish ia
mush ! gotta picnta room ecu my
house And sef he gotta rlenta mush
for MIA DAT room We gotta gfeata
b~~ss bexnsxs stsrfa wseth.
Byf da boss tslla me I dunno soma,
tag yeF mooch. lie TAXA me out one
w. W <atfW wv w WN tH4TI TWIN
ioots IKE He Ands some soadstool
and tsiis me OATS de mush room
fou know I setts 30 mad no care
for ds job. ! spaka right up and teila
ds boss he dunno soma,lnx. too. | tella
h>etn be craze cen da head try maka
me tink toadsteol ess ia mush room.
Bot be say was da sams ting only la
tesdsscel grow Wild snd da mush room
grow e~n d garden.
! no tink snyrinx can be ~omntIng
elise 3usa because ees ieetle Wild. I
f~sgurs e<s d. ssms ting no matter
wet kinda reputssh he gotta. Eef da
boss fink dst way be sure Eonna bus.
shoa>s Msbbs somaday he Try tslla
ms horse s~s ds horse sef ess tame.
bat horse e~s COW e~f ess Wild.
Wet you tinkf
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-31


NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE Oh
HOLDING ELECTION FOR THE
ELECTION OF FIVE TRUSTEES
FOR THE VILLAGE OF Filler
and NOTICE OF PLACE OF REG
ISTRATfON FOR SAID WILL
ACE. THE NAME OF REGIS.
TRAR. and NOTICE THAT 1T rs
NECESSARY TO REGISTER IN
ORDER TO VOTE AT SUCH
ELECTION.
Pursuant to the laws OF the state
OF Idaho. the Board OF Trustees OF
the Village OF Filler. Idaho. hereby
give public notice that regular
village election will be held at the
Village Office In the Munyon Build
Ing on Main Street. In the village OF
Filler. Idaho. ON TUESDAY. the 26th
day OF April. A. ID. 1924, which
election shall be open at O'Clock
In the morning OF said day and Will
continue until o'clock In the even
Ing OF the same day. for the purpose
of eleetinK five trustees for said viii
lsge TO serve for two years or until
their successors are elected and
qualify.
NOTICE is hereby further given
that said village office In the Mum
ron Building on Main street In the
Village OF Filler. Idaho. Is hereby
as the place OF registra-
ton for all qualified voters OF the
said village. and that w. ID. Gillls.
Village Clerk. IL the Registrar for
the registering OF such voters. and
NOTICE Is hereby further given
al - a. ..lt
lage must register ia order TO vote
AZ such election. and
NOTICE Is hereby given that said
will register voters for
such village election In the same
manner as Is provided by law for the
registration OF electors for state aud
county elections al any time during
office hours beginning THURSDAY.
March 5ist. 1891. aud each day
until and including the
Saturday next preceding such cleo
Ion. PROVIDED. however. that on
FRIDAY aud SATuR-
pay next preceding such election
aid Village Clerk or Registrar will
exister voters for such election dur
NJ the hours from 500 a. m. to
800 p. m. and from 1900 20 600
}. IN.
You are further notified that
here Il no charge Tor such regis |
ration OF any voter.
VILLAGE SEAL
CHARLES McCLEARY.
'hairman OF the BOARD OF Trustees /
OF the Village OF Filler. Idaho
IrTESr
v ID. 0lLLiS. Village Clerk
'ubiished In the Filler Record. Mar.
1. issi
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y y y y = = . y = = =
; ELMWOOD ITEMS :
, = o y y . - =

The Eimw0od club met with Mrs
Ruby Bennett Wednesday after.
100n. Those present were the
Meadamea will Lincoln. Ella Bird
Frank Richie. l.. y snelson. Glen
Drum. Dick Lincoln. Adam Dingle.
Geo. Lincoln. Ivan Lincoln. c. A
krOhn. Ellen. Barnhart. G. Doud.
r.. J. smith. and Ruby Bennett. The
afternoon was spent In social way.
a dainty fhree-eourse luncheon was
ies sed n was not decided where
The next meeting will be held.
SIR aud Mrs Frank Richie and
frs T. y sneison spent Sunday al
HE homo of Ms. = A. Moon at Twin
Fails.
Mf aud Mrs. c. A. Krohn and
family and Mrs. M. ". Barnhart
sere dinner guests at the home OF
Mr. and Mira Howard Armstrong
iorfh Of Twin Falls Sunday.
Mrs. will Lincoln aud two chill
lren, Ruby and Wilma. have recoy-
ned from their recent Illness.
Gerald Jarvis returned home Mon
lay from the county hospital where
ie has been a patient for tho past
ew weeks.
The Ladies' Card club met last
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. G |
l. krohn. Mrs. l.. p. snelson won
lgh score.
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, . = . = . = = y y = = - = Z
. MAROA NOTES =

Mesers. Dwyer. Johnston ana
Greenwood will farm the Walker
place this year. AIR. and Mrs. Al
Ring OF Bull viii live In the house
vacated BY Mr.. Walker Mrs. Ring
is the primary teacher Of the Maroa
schools
An excellent Easter program was
given last Sunday by the Maroa
Sunday school.
Several from here heard the canta-
Ia at the NJ. e. church at Filler Sun
day evening and pronounced II very
good
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BtHL TO OBSERVE
CLEAx-UP WEEK

CLEANUP WEEh
Cleanup week will be observed b.
Bull from April 70 II. according
% movement on foot IN which the
city administration aud the Buhi
Chamber OF Commerce are concur
Ing.
Al aGmonition 10 Use elbow grease
shoyeis. brooms and plenty OF paint
and whitewash has been sent 10
residents OF the. city In an effort TO
secure the cooperation Of everyone
in removing the waste accumulation
OF the winter months
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT
or the Eleventh Judicial District o

IN IHt DfSiHitI tOthi
or the Eleventh Judicial District OF
the State OF Idaho In and for Twin
Falls County.
J. O. Relchers. Plaintiff. VI. j l..
Edwards. defendant Notice OF writ
OF attachment.
Notice Is hereby given that on
March 2Sth. 1921, writ OF attach-
ment was isued out OF the above en-
titled court In the above entitled ae-
ton. attaching the property OF the
above named defendant for the
sum OF s9l3.52
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 have
hereunto set my hand and the seal
OF this Court this 2Sth day Of
March. 1921.
G. c. Si0GINS,
Clerk OF the District Court
by @. l.. BOWEN, Deputy
Frank l.. stephan. Chas. A. North.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Twin Falls.
Idaho.
First pub Mar 81. 1921
Final pub. April IA. 1921.
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Nov oy,,.r. a., roes

The main food Of oysters and other
hisaisss Is vegetable dust which IL
found either In suspension Va the
water. Of deposited as the thin upper
layer u The bottom itself llftlng ADD
spfvsdins ss times In stormy weather.
bat oniy TO b. prselpltsssd anew later
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-31

FOR SALE-White wyandotte set
ting eggs. l5 eggs for 800. Sc.
per hundred. Get the kind that
lay. My 40 hens laid SIT eggs In
January. Wesley Young, on ]. p.
Buck ranch. 1-1moc
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-31

FOR SALES. C. Rhode Island Rex
eggs. Use per setting. Mrs Ber
b. White. phone sos. Filler, TT. 1
i 50-if.
! FOR SALE Saxon Six. good as new
will sell al bargain for cash or
terms J. w. Price al Filler Auto
Company. 4Sff
FOR SALE-Two lots and two g.
room houses; a bargain. c. w.
Thornton 35-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on modern Filler
homes. repayable In monthly In
stallments. Liberal prepayment
privileges. ARTHUR l.. SWIM.
Twin FalIs.--Ady.
FOR SALE-White Leghorn eggs
for Matching. Pen headed by cock
from better than 250-egg strain.
Phone eG3. MrsJ. NJ. Markell. 2tf
FOR SALE-Eggs from pure bred
Barred Rocks. s100 per sitting.
$500 per hundred. Miss Florence
Clifford. one mile north OF Filler on
state highway. 2-4tp
,~>--~>~s>-~-~~,- ,~~---@->~-~-~-~~~ ~-~~>~-~~~~
FOR SALE-Jersey heifer. just
Wesley Young. on J. p.
Buck ranch. 2-tf I
FOR SALE-Pure California seed
barley. Phone 913 or write W. !
II. Detweiler. route 2. Filler:
---~~~---~-~--~-~--~~-~-~~~-~
FOR SALE-Eggs for Matching from 4
pure bred Hoganized stock. great !
laying strain. Single comb White
Orphingtons-l5 eggs 800; SCI
per hundred II called for. Mail |
your orders. Mrs. Lewis Manly,
IL miles north OF Curry. Filler r.
X. No. 10 1-Atp
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WANT ADS

I'll Orr WANT AID RATES Ten cents
Vll per llfe iifsi iiiser In. aud s. per line
" for subsequent Insertions. With a
fnimum u three iinfs. Al want ads
arr cash. We Do not keep hook on these
ads Cpunt sls words 10 The line
computing cost.
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FOR SALE

FOR SAILS. G. White Leghorn
Eggs. $40 0per setting. Tanker
strain. Phone 1908. Louis III
rich. Filler 5i-6tp
'~>-'>------>--~-~-~--~ --~~~~-~~>~
FOR SALE New Franklin sewing
machine. cost $500 VIII sell at
big reduction. Miss Mae Wolfe.
AT Schildman residence. Str
~~~<-
FOR SALE-Pedigree Airdale Ter
riors. whelped November IL. c..
= Oliver, 2 miles west OF Filler II
,-----~-~-~-~-~->~---~--~~-~
FOR SALE White Orphingtons,
bred 20 lay. weigh and pay. Hens
especially selected for laying
qualities, 800 per l5, or $500
per hundred II called for. X. II.
McAtee. phone 1904 52-tf.
--~---~e~~-~~~
FOR SALE-Prize winning White
Leghorn setting eggs. Get your
start from proven stock. Correct
type-wonderful egg producers.
Prizes at county fair last year lst
pen; lat trios LIST cock; LIST and
End cockeral: 1st and End pullet;
End and Bird hen. H. f. Musser.
Phone 453. Filler. 5l-2mo.
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WANTED

WANTED-Reupholstering OF old
furniture of all kinds. We also re-
pair and straighten box Mattress
es. We come and get ii and re-
turn when finished Get our
prices. Phone or drop us a card
Lind Automobile Co., Twin Falls.
Idaho. 3-2tc
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FOR SALE Saxon Six. good as new.
will sell al bargain for cash or
terms J. w. Price al Filler Auto
Company. 4Sff
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WANTED-Top work of all kinds.
Curtains repaired while you wait
Get our prices. Lind Automobile
Co., Twin Falls. Ida. 3-2tc
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M a r

Livestock
Cattle-Cows Sc: steers &c.
Hogs-prime. Sis u SC
shesp--Yesrllng lambs &c.
Poultry--Chickcns Sc.
keys ~ q soc; ducks lee. geese lsc.
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FOR SALE-Two lots and two s.
room houses; a bargain. c. w.
Thornton 35-tf
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FOR SALE-Pure California seed
barley Phone 913 or write W.
II. Detweiler. route 2, Filler.
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FOR SALE-Jersey heifer. just
fresh Wesley Young. on J. p.
Buck ranch. 2-tf.
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MONEY TO LOAN on modern Filler
homes, repayable In monthly In
stallments. Liberal prepayment
privileges. ARTHUR l.. SWIM.
Twin Falis.-Ady.
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FOR SALE-White Leghorn eggs
for Matching. Pen headed by cock
from better than 250-egg strain.
Phone 663. MrsJ. NJ. Markell. 2tf
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-04-07
THE COPPER cURrAlLMENT.
lBoston News Bureau)

The decision of the Anaconda and
porphyry mines to suspend opera
tons was the only logical thing to do
with wages but 10 per cent lower than
the war scale and mining supplies
showing but slight decline 1t was
costing the copper mines of this coun-
try an average Of between 171l and
is cents to make copper. with the
market stagnant around 12ls cents.
In all is mining companies have or
dered immediate closing. These
mines are responsible for rs per cent
of the countiy's smelter output. and
i'm 1920 produced 7S70OOOOO pounds.
against s22OOOOO0 pounds in 1917.
The refined salable surplus of copper
in hands OF the producers today
amounts to nearly 100000, 600 pounds,
am amount as large as at any time
since the almistice Very little cop
per is being exported and the price
had broken to under 10 cents before
the producers would admit that sus-
pension of operations was imperative
The following voted to suspend: An
aoonda Arizona Commercial. Greene
Cananea Inspiration Nevada Con-
solidated North Butte, Old Dominion.
Phelps Dodge Ray Consolidated and
tab Copper.
Formerly Europe took between 40
and IS per cent of our production.
That was when our capacity was be
tween 12OO 900 and 1SOOOOOOOO
pounds annually Capacity during the
war jumped to above $500 600 900
pounds and Germany having had her
am of war is now removed as our
biggest export customer There was
no alternative bet to close down our
mines The producers should have
done so long ago. but in Difference to
their employees and hopeful that the
copper demand would improve, they
We're restrained from such action.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-04-07
DON'T CAN THE cANNERY.
lcoeur d,AIene Pressl

The products of the Occur d'Alene
cannery are second to none of the
leading brands and about $4,000 was
expended i'm labor and paid to the
former for produce last year No in
dnstly is entitled to more support and
patronage than the cannery
The citizen who would increase the
value of his home is tearing off the
shingles and undermining the foun-
dation by not buying goods manu-
featured in this city in preference to
foreign products
If your merchant hasn't the goods
on his shelf ask him to stock up It's
matter that interests every citizen
i'm the county to keep this business
growing.
Mr. Callahan invested his money in
the cannery in order to make a mar
ket for the farmer, and to make an
other payroll in this city Let us
show him we appreciate his efforts