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Evening star., 1921-09-18
RECORD FOR MEMPHIS
IN WINNING PENNANT

MEMPHIS, Tenn. September IL
The 1921 Southern Association season
ended today with the Memphis club
led by Spencer Abbott, veteran mana
ger, but newcomer in the Southern
Association. winner of the pennant
and the right to compete with the
Fort Worth club, Texas League pen
nsnt winners. in the first official post
season series between class A leagues
for the base ball championship OF the
south.
Ecsides winning the league title the
Memphis club set precedent in the
Southern Association by holding the
leadership continuously from the drop
Of the, flag to the finish and establish
cd a record FOR number of games won,
104. The nearest approach to the
record for games won was. in 1917,
when Atlanta ran up a string of 9S
victories.~ss--@ i-.-r r.,4-.-
The standing of Southern Associa-
ton clubs at the close of the cham
pionship season today. according to
unofficial figures, was as follows:
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COURT RULING WALLOPS
ANII-RAClNG ADVOCATES

DETROIT, September 1.-THE Mich
igan law prohibiting publication and
distribution of betting odds was term
ed class legislation by Judge
Charles T. wilkins i'm recorders court
here today.
The court set aside conviction OF
Louis Grosscup. a local newsdealer,
charged with having distributed re-
ports of odds offered on horse races.
1t is expected the state supreme court
will be asked to rute or lie con-
istitutiona..ty of Tho law.
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Caught on the Fly

The Cleveland Tribe is promised
tougher opposition today in its final
appearance of the season here. as
Walter johnson is expected to show
them some real pitching. Stanley
Coveleskie probably will attempt to
run the Indians consecutive winning
streak to nine games.
If johnson should fail to come
through with a win today the Ma
division. The Red Sox now are but
one point in back OF them.
Tom Phillips. the Highlander from
the New Orleans Southern Associa-
ticn club. reported to Manager Nc
Bride yesterday. and Joe Gleason, an
other orthodox finger. who had a
trial with the Nationals last fall. is
en- route from Shreveport. Tex.
Charity will be ready for duty
again within day or two. Pat show
ed little evidence of trouble with his
ailing leg in practice prior to the
game.
No less than six double plays de-
veloped in the course Of yesterdays
battle. evenly divided between the
two teams.
Sothcron had all kinds of trouble
controlling his delivery. but whether
the ball was sailing" because Of
thumbnail tinkcring with the cover.
which he is accused Of, remains a
mystery. Umps Mcriarty halted pro-
ceedings In the fifth and pocketed
one of the balls Allan had fingered.
Sh-h! Mebbe for evidence.
The only notable play of the pas
time was pulled by Wamby in the
ffth, when he chased hack deep into
center to snare a Texas Lacquer from
Judges bat.
Sewell was a busy lad with the
stick. He drove in half of the Tribal
tallies
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Rickard probably is right in this
statement, but there are a lot of
keen followers of the boxing game
who feel that a Dempsey-Gibbons
was that between Carpenter and
Dempsey And every one-or almost
every one-realizes now that Carpen-
tier went way out of his class when
he fought Jack. Gibbons is by no
means as big man or as rugged a
as though he never will be. He is a
true light heavyweight. None the
less, if he can stow away Carpenter
he will size up as by all odds the out
standing candidate for the heavy
weight title.
Only One Heavyweight.
We hear lot about the poor status
of several classes. notably the mid
die. welter and feather weight. divi-
sions, but when you come down to it,
the heavyweight division is no better
off. 1t is fortunate to have one great
fighter in it's ranks. Dempsey. Other
wise what have we got in this cate
CORY? Gibbons sure is a terror among
the lesser lights and he may be the
class among better men than he has
met But that can be only a matter
lof guesswork Gibbons. by the way,
lis thirty-two years old.
Jess Willard is big overweight
FARMER, VINO never WdS d ECdl uS ulcF
and ia less of one today than ever he
was. # he gets hi%self n;eH.I1 in any any sort r,
desperation, sign him up for match,
but no keen critic of the lighting
game will get~-very much excited
over a Dempsey Willard battle.
Bill Brennan is a good second rater
Iwho has been twice defeated by
Dempsey. Even casual followers of
the ring game would not take an
lothsr DempseyBrennan meeting seri-
ously Every one. though, would be
Ikeenly interested in a bout between
Brennan and Gibbons.
Fulton Offers Fine bet.
!, Fred Fulton can knock the dubs
he gets AGAINST any one having a
claim to class all the fight seems to
run out of him. He offers to bet that
lack Dempsey will not'ge into the
ring with him this year or next. 1t
lis fine bet.
Charley wienert, Bart1ey Madden.
billy Miske, Jack Renault, Bob Mar
tin. Capt. Roper and Gene Tunney. all
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WILSON mike GIBBONS
OFFERED S65,OOOP PURSE

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, Septem-
ber 17.-Terms for fifteen-round deci-
sion bout here within five weeks between
Johnny Wilson of Boston, mddleweight
champion. and Mike Gibbons, were Of
fered Wilson today by r. r. Richards
of st. Paul, Mimi. Richards, in tele-
gram to Martin Killilea. Wilson's man.
ager, offered a purse of $500
Mike Collins, Gibbons manager. agreed
to any of the three following divisions
of the purse: Is per cent to the winner
and 25 per cent to the loser; so per cent
to both boxers: winner take ALL
Collins said he preferred to fight on a
winner take-all basis and would post
a side bet of SOS. 900 that Gibbons would
win.
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1t was drizzling when the players
took the center of the stage, but de-
spite this nearly ten thousand per-
sons were in the stand. The wet con-
dition of the ground and the result
ant heaviness of the ball worked to
Johnson's advantage, as it did not eff
feet his slow, chopping game as it
did Tilden's driving. In fact, the cham
pion had to let up considerably in
forced to do this he had mighty
tough time in matching Johnson's
steadiness in the rallies.
Errors Cost johnson Set.
Johnson probably would have won
the set. at 81, had not the crowd
began to leave the stand on account
of the increasing force of the rain.
as the veteran chopper was leading.
40-l5. in the sixteenth game. The
threw Johnson out of his stride and
Tilden was enabled to deadlock the
count simply on his rivals errors.
Johnson. when questioned later, ad-
mitted that this factor cost him the
set. He was reluctant to say so. only
replying after being asked point
blank.
During the set de luxe johnson out
scored his rival by 81 points to Al,
as usual making less errors than his
Tilden's Is. but made six less mis-
takes. the count standing 20 to 35 in
his favor Both were using a brand
of court strategy that was pretty to
watch. jockeying at all times to put
the other out of position to score a
placement. Johnson handled Tilden's
was aced four times but this was ONLY
one better than he did himself.
Johnson never has been easy for
Tilden. Last year in the semi-finaIs
Of the national. the champion had to
straight sets. 14-12. 6-4, Ga. and
shortly after Big Bill Washburn, Will
llams and Johnson played at the White
House and Columbia Country Club in
Washington this spring. the chop
stroker came home and beat the title
holder two successive sets in an exhi-
bition match. There are quite few
people who would not be SURPRISED
TO see Johnson spring the big upset
of tn" season Monday.
Each PLAYER broke through on the
others service twice Tilden won the
NTH game. with Johnson serving. to
take the lead at 80. but the latter
came right back at the champion to
even the count. Then they split the
next eight games on service, john
son going to the front by breaking
through on Tilden in the fifteenth.
When the chop-stroke artist ran the
count 40-15 in the next game, it ap-
peared as if he surely would garner
the set, but the heavy rain caused
the throng in.the stands to move al
most as a unit and johnson spoiled
his grand opportunity by making
five successive errors to let Tilden
pull up on even terms
'sIlLL s.upIslsA suIM
One championship was decided to-
day. and it was won by a Philadel-
phian, DR.. P. E. Hawk winning the
final in the veterans national tourney
from T. w. Stephens of Pittsburgh,
6-1, 60. DR.. Hawk played remark
able tennis for a man of his age all
through the tourney, losing only two
games in the four matches it re-
Quired to annex the title.
Philadelphia certainly suppoted the
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FANS ''HONOR"' HOOPER.
/ THEN BOSTON LOSES

BOSTON. September 11.-Congress-
man James 4. ,Gallivan. acting for
Poston fans. today presented Harry
Hooper. former Red Sox star aId
captain with handsome watch
chain and fob, but Bosom defeated
fhicago, 6 to 5. Jones. Bush, Scott and
MCinnis were given travelling bags
Iooper's watch. Eddie Collins went
hiiless on his fifteenth anniversary
as big league player. but starred in
the field. McInnis played his Tooth
consecutive errorless game at first
The second scheduled game was
called off because of rain. which held
up the first game thirty minutes.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
MOHAWKS TO SCRIMMAGE
TODAY FOR FIRST Time

Mohawk Athletic Club, after a week
of preliminary practice, viii hold it's
first scrimmage today at 10 o'clock on
the field at 18th and d streets south.
east. Many of last seasons squad
have reported and are in good condi-
ton. while the new material gives
much promise of ability. Irwin Deak-
ins, star tackle of last years Navy
Yard team. probably will coach the
Indians.
F. r. Cohill. manager. wants to hear
from speedy District elevens. All
communications should be addressed
to him al 1872 c street southeast.
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LIMIT CLUBS TO IS MEN
IN SOUTH'S BALL SERIES

MEMPHIS. September l7.-Only
fifteen players will be eligible to
compete as members of either the
Fort Worth or Memphis teams. Texas
League and Southern Association PEN
nant winners. in the post-season
series for the base ball championship
of the south. under a ruling of Mike
Fl. Sexton, president of the National
Association of Minor Leagues.
Fort Worth wanted to play its en-
tire team of seventeen men. while
the Memphis club insisted on fifteen,
the Southern Association player limit.
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Margin Oue the Yankees Kbane KNOCKS Out Fsh Seventh Round
RETAINS FEATHER TITLE
IN SENSATIONAL BATTLE
Challenger Severely Punished After Referee 1g=
nores Fouls and Makes Contenders Fight
2ZOOO See Bout in Rain.

~LEVEIAND September Z-Johnny Klbane thirty
look of around his but he
~ still champion of the world The Cleveland
of the ring defending his championship the first
challenger
junior seventh ROUND Of scheduled champion
base ball park before crowd of 1900 which paid
tholde
wears ked Into the puglisc heap
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Tigers BEAT MACKS::
RAIN HALTS % GAME

PHILADELPHIA: September IL
Detroit won the first game OF sched-
uled double-header with the Philadel.
phia Athletics here today. to 8. but
the second game was called off in the
last half of the fourth inning by rain.
with the score Z to 6 in favor of the
visitors The home team was in a
rally when the contest was stopped.
c. Walker made his twenty second home
run Of the season in the third inning OF
the unfinished game. 1t was Detroit
last appearance here. Score.
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NET FINALS TODAY.
Singles and Doubles to Be Decided
in Potomac Park Tourney.

Don Sickler and P. Primm will be
opponents. in the singles. while F. J.
Kelly and N. H. sanborn will meet
w. H Flanery and e. H. Shepley in
the doubles today in the final matches
Of the Potomac Park tennis toupna-
ment. Play will begin at o'clock.
A silver trophy will be awarded to
the singles victor and appropriate
trophies to the winners Of the doubles.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
HUNTER HIGH GUN.
Skaters 43 of SO Targets Thrown
at Washington Club Shoot.

A brisk wind bothered most of the
trap gunners yesterday at the weekly
shoot of the Washington Gun Club.
so targets thrown, to lead the field
in the singles contest. The best dou-
bles scoring was done by Stearn. who
shattered % of "a targets Other sim
giles scores at so targets follow:
Stearn, ~; McCarron, Al; Stine, 30:
Wynkoop. 81: Britt, So: Horton, 3S;
Reeves ~. Rolden 20
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Runs-Burns. Young. Kelly. Meusel, Rawl'
ings. Snyder. wdtted. Error-Carey. Two
base hjts-Burns, Kelly. Three-base hits
Frisch. Young. Home rnn-Whitted; stolen
MeuseI. Double piays-Maranvi;le and Grimm:
Bancroft Rawlings and Kelly. Left on bases
New York. 4: Pittsburgh. !. RIscs on balls
of Carlson. .. Hi;s-Cf Carlson. m IN
uings. none ont in ninth: off Murr'son.- in l
inning Struck out--By Carlson. 3: by Nor.
rison. l. Winning pitcher-Nehf. Losing pitch,
ei-Carlson. Ump;res-Messrs. Mccormick and
Klein Time Of game--I hour and 81 minutes.
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NO WORTHY OPPONENT
FOR DEMPSEY IN SIGHT
BY SPARROW McGANN.

EW YORK. September -Jack step ring
this Rckard said
he had plans for heavyweight championship
He added
the big amphiheater Boy Thirty Acres Jersey
coming right
contend for the title.
IF Tommy Gibbons this winter
be the popular choice cha
lenger for title
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OWEN HURLs REX TO WIN.

her 17.-Rex Athletic Club of Wash
ington. with owen pitching, easily de-
feated the White Sox. semi-pros. here
today, z to /. Owen allowed but one
hit in the first seven innings. 4: WAS
his thirtS-fourth win in forly- -cue
starts this season.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
POUND TRIO OF GRFF'S
;. .HURLERS AND WIN, 8-4
PETER, Woodward and Bird, After Knocking
Mogridge Out of Box-Sothoron Proves
Effective, Although Wild.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

NE old timer and hur called by Manager
u the Cleveland Indians
~ alike
Mogrdge inning peppered
ps place advantage the Yankees
OF a further
last the American League
Evening star., 1921-09-18
SILVER SPRING REGAlNs
LEAD IN COUNTY LEAGUE

Silver Spring resumed the lead in
the Montgomery County (Md). Base
Ball League yesterday. when it de-
feated Kensington, 8 to ], in a match
on the latter's diamond. Bethesda,
which was tied with Silver Spring for
the lead prior to yesterdays engage
ments, was vanquished in an 8-to-6
game, at Rockville. 49,,
Evening star., 1921-09-18
LEAD OVER PIRATES
BOOSTED BY GIANTS
Overflow Crowd in Pittsburgh
Sees New York Win by
Score of 6-1.
September H.
The New York Giants in
creased their lead in the

II 1NCW vi oloulS
creased their lead in the
National League pennant race by
winning from Pittsburgh here to-
day, 6 to l. An overflow crowd
witnessed the game, and, for the
first time this season, it was neces-
sary to establish ground rules in
order that hundreds of the fans
might stand behind ropes in the left
field.
Pittsburg's lone run came in the
fourth inning when Whitted sent
the ball over the left field fence.
The Giants scored one run in the
seventh when Young, who had tripled
came in on Meusers sacrifice.
New York added two more runs IN
the eighth on a single by Snyder.
Burns and a hit to right by-Frisch
that was good for three bases.
Three additional New York runs
were registeed in the ninth on four
hits. Score:
Evening star., 1921-09-18
GRIMES HOMER GIVES
CUBS WIN OVER ROBINS

CHICAGO. September 11.-Grimes'
home run drive over the right field
wall in. leading off in the ninth inning
gave Chicago. a to 6 victory over
Brooklyn today. The visitors got a
five run lead in the first inning. The
batting of Barber and six double
plays featured. Score:
Evening star., 1921-09-18
SMITHS HITTING HELPS
CARDS BEAT PH|LLES.

ST. LOUIS. September list. Louis
today made 1t two straight over Phil
adelphia. winning 3 to 5. The locals
won in the first two innings. when
they pounded Lee Meadows off the
hill. scoring seven runs. Jack Smith.
Sc. Louis outfelder. had Ave hits in
five times at bat. Score:
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RAIN HALTS NET MATCH:
PLAYFO TITLE MONDAY
BY w. II. HOTEL.

HLADELP September 1.-THE tennis singles championship of
r. will decided until Monday Bill Tiden
holder Wallace Johnson the chop stroke
the this afternoon the Germantown Cricket
twhen When they take the Monday
all mutually throw today
discard the had the
be battle royal
Evening star., 1921-09-18

are good as far as they go, but they
don't rate even on the fringes of
the championship class. Harry Wills
is popularity regarded as great
fighter. but good judges of fighting
form don't subscribe to this view.
Jack Johnson is old and out of the
question, anyway.
All in ali, Jack Dempsey. who is
now twenty-six years old. may have
to wait long time before he goes
into the ring to face an opponent
who has an even chance of beating
him.
Copyright. 1921
Evening star., 1921-09-18

Detroit ....O / % o . o.
Philadelphia al O 90 l. - 0~3
Runs--cohb veach. Heilman (s). Blue t2p
witt. Dykes Malionie. Errors-Merritt. Cal
loway. Wolfe. TwO-base hits--Witt.. Merritt.
Three base hit-Blue. Home run--Heilman.
Dykes. Bassier. Double
plays-C. walker and Myatt: Merritt, and
blue: Jones. Merritt and Blue. Left on bases
Detroit, 8; Philadelphia. Z. Bases on balls
on Harris. s. Hits-Of Harris, D in 6
innings: on Wolfe. ! In 3 innings. Hit by
pitcher-By Harris tMerrittl. STuck out
By Dauss, 3. Losing pitcher-Harris. I'm
pires-AMessrs. Hildcbrand and Evans Time,
hour and 81 minutes. IL.
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Totals. 81; 1924 Il Totals. 36 18
sNone out whop winning run scored.
fBatfed for Ponder in third inning.
tRasteG for JOpss in seventh inning.

RroOkIyn. u o o u o 0-6
Chicago. .-.....3 o. II
RI rns--OisOn t.l. HO::Ocher tcl. Barber ~.
Johns on. Grin H. Wheat. Myers Flack,
Grimes. TwOmbly. Two-baxe hits-Wheat.
Ward. Barber ,;I. Olson. Johnston. Home
rnns-Myers. HOliocher. Grimes Stolen base-
UFarreli. Sscrince-Myerx Doub.e pays
War,i to Olson to Scilmandt: Olson 20 S,.hmanilt
t2D: iioi.Oche-. to Grimes: Johnston to Olson 10
ScT,mantit: Grimes tunassistedD. Left on bases
Brooklyn. 4; Chicago. L.. Bases on balls
on kHene. 1: OF Gardiner. 3: of Sehup9 L:
on Jones'. l.,
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Race to Schooner Sonnica.

NEW YORK. September 1.-THE
schooner yacht Sonnica. owned by H.
S. Shonnard. today defeated the
Vagrant, owned by Harold S. Wander
bilt. in 200-mile race for the Cape
May cup.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
What May Happen
in Base Ball Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY GAMES TOMORROW.
Cleveland at Wash Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at N Y st. Louis at Phila.
Results of Yesterdays Games.
Cleveland. 8: Washington. 4.
Detroit. =: Philadelphia. 3.
Boston. y: Chicago. 3.
New YOrk-St. Louis (rain).
Evening star., 1921-09-18

; Rups--Hooper. Johnson. Kerr LeiboId. Fos-
t.T, Pratt, j. Collins. Walters. Jones. Err
y.r--Jolnsou. Mcclellan. Two-bases hits
FaIk, Kerr J.. Collins. Scott. Sacrifice lif~-
Al.<til, Johnson t2,. E. Collins. Walters.
j.. uble plays-E. Collins 70 Johnson 10
SheeIy: Mostil to sheeiy TO Le.--; Jones to
on bases-Chicsgo. 3; Boston. 5. Ra~s =
sal,s-On Jones. 4: OF Kerr. ,. Struck out,
Ey Jones. ). Umpires-Messrs D;neen ana
Gweus Time of game--l hour and 81 min
Evening star., 1921-09-18
CONNIE MACK PLANS TRADE.

MILWAUKEE. September, 1l--Ac
cording to report from a. reliable
source Joe Hauser. Milwaukee first
baSeman. is to be traded to the Ph1la-
deIphia Americans for pitcher.
catcher. first baseman and an, out
Evening star., 1921-09-18

sHatted for Evans in third inning.
*Batted for Burns in third inning.
tRat.ed for Woodward In fourth inning
STARTED for P'cin'ch in ninth inning.
<Batted for Bird in ninth inning
Cleveland. o o 3 0-S
Washington. o. 0 90 o . 1t
TwO-base hits-Gardner. O'Neill. Three base
hits-Seweil. Brewer. Sacrifice hits-O'Neill.
Gardner (ol. Johnston Double plays-Shanks
to Harris TO Judge; Shanks to JGdge: Wambs-
EaIss to Sewell to Burns; Wambsxanss TO
Bush to Harris. Left on bases-Cleveland. Z;
Washington, Q. Bases balls-On MOgridge
]: Sothoron. 7; OF Woodward. L; on Bird. 1.
Mns1n, MssMon M'griase, 49, In 1s innings: % on
innings. Hit by pitcher-By Bird (SewelD.
Struck out-By Woodward. 2; by Bird. .: by
s0tlorOn. 2. Umpres-Messrs Moriarity and
Connolly. Losing pitcher-Mogridge. Time of
game hours and minutes.
Evening star., 1921-09-18

Tetal.:.-ss II "a Totals: .se 1s "a ID.
:Batted for Belts in the nin.h
Ran for elemcns in the sixth. -,
PkjIadelphia 20 o O-Ot0. 0 o 80.
ST.. .Loujs.:....: q I o 4 70.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
Cubs Get Southern Star.

/ MOBILE. Ala. September 11.-Eirst
l:nseman Walter Golvin OF the Mobile
Association team. purchased
~ the Chicago National League club,
left tonight to report to that club.
Golvin is credited with being the
kading first baseman of the league.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY GAMES TOMORROW.
Boston at Cincinnati Boston at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Chicago Brooklyn at Chicago
Phila al ST. Louis phila. at ST. Louis
" Y. ut Pittsburgh.
Results of Yesterdays Games :.
New York. 8: Pittsburgh. l.
Chicago. Z: Brooklyn, q.
. ST. Louis. 3; Philadelphia. =.
Cincinna II Boston .train)
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-18

no, will be held on Tuesday. the GIL
day OF Septsmber. 1921. at nj
school house Ia said District. and tb'
polls at said election shall be opef
| between the hours OF 1900 o'eiocI
o. m. 10 500 O'Clock y. m. ON said
day.
That at sald meeting the following
business will be transacted:
/. One trustee 10 serve for q
term Of three 80 years Will b.
2 One trustee 10 serve for a
term OF three 80 years will be
8. One trustee 70 fill ont the I'M
expired term OF Trustee -----
Will be elected.
4. One trustee 10 iii out the un-
expired term OF Trustee ---
will be elected
g.. That at said meeting general
questions pertaining TO school and
school interests will be taken up and
disposed OF.
The name or names or all candi-
dates for election OF trustees. toget-
her with the term for which nomin-
ated, shall be placed on file with
the CLERK OF the Board OF Trustees
at least SIX 90 days prior 10 the day
OF election. excluding the day or
election.
That the election al said meeting
will be b. secret and separate bal
lot.
Dated This 10Th day OF August.
1921.
CHARLES CONOVER,
Clerk OF Msroa Independent School
District No. 5. OF Twin Falls County.
Idaho.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-18

Notice IL hsr~bf Gfssn that or
Tuesday. the 9Th day OF September
tsGt. the annual school meeting in
sna for Russi utsh school nlstrlel
Sumhe oae qf Twin Falls County
Idaho. VIII bs held az tbs school
house In said dsstrsst Al one o'eloe
p. ca.
Tao purpose OF the meeting Is q
ele<t two Judges and Que clerk 81
election. elect two trustees for a tern.
of three yesrs. Tone 10 take the
place OF Guy ". she2rsr. whose term
expires. and one to fili the vacancy
created By the last isxisistarel. ~
determins the length OF the term ~
school and the season OF the year the
saus shall b. taught and such other
basinees - nay properly come be
fore the meeting.
The polls viii be open at one
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-18
cloeA ,. m. and remain open untIl

c4ock y. m. and remain open until
tx O'Clock p. m.
Nomination OF trustees: Thu
.ames Cr name OF ali candidates fol
lection OF trustees together with
ne term for which nominated shall
e placed on file with the clerk OF
ne Board Oh Trustees al least sir
.ays prior 10 the day OF election, BY
no or more qualified voters Of the
istrlct. provided that nothing here
a shan prevent any qualified voter
4 the annual election from writing
he name OF any qualified eiector OIL
ne district for whom he wishes 10
yote as trustee.
Qualification OF Voter.
81 Electors within the meaning
Il Article VI. Section 2. OF the Con-
titutlon OF the State OF Idaho.
90 Residents or the district AT
he time Of election.
That In addition 10 the foregoing
squirements. said voters In all in
tanees must possess one OF the fol
owing qualifications;
"a Parents or guardian OF d
hid or children when such child or
hildren are under twenty one CID
ears OF age. and when such child or
children and the parents or guardian
hereof are residents OF the district
u the time OF the election; or
90 A person who pays taxes
within the district, and the husband
,r wife OF such taxpayer, In case the
axpayer is married A payer Of
,oll tar Is not a taxpayer within the
meaning Of this Act
+. G. GRAVES.
Jerk OF the Board OF Trustees OF
lural High school District Number
)ne OF Twin Falls County. Idaho.
first Pub August IS. 1921,
-ast pub Sept. /. 1921.