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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03
FORMER CLOVER
RESIDENT HURT
Vehicles la Which Occupants Mer-
Riding. Overturned by
Impact

AIR. and Mrs. A. Huntsman. OF
Highland View. ~hO formerly resid-
ed al Glover. sustained INJURIES In an
accident last week that nearly result
ed disastronsly
The Huntsmans we're driving home
from Twin Fails aud had reached the
intersection OF Third avenue east and
second street. when an automobile
crashed into their buggy. a double
seated affair. The occupants we're
thrown To the ground and the buggy
badly wrecked. The horse broke
loose from the shafts and ran away
AIR. and Mrs. Huntsman we're taken
10 the office or DR.. ID, l.. Alexander
for care. Mr.. Huntsman. who is 90
years OF axe. sustained bad cash
over one eye. the wound requiring
several stitches. a number OF abra-
s,ons and a slight conclusion OF the
brain. He ~as unconscious some
time after the accident
Several friends OF Mr.. and Mrs
Hun,sman from here have visited
them since the accident and report
the aged couple have nealy recovered
from their injuries.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03
MARK NuSsEg To co To
HARIsowToN. MONTANA

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ausser and
laughter. Leone. u Twin Pals. spent
he week end here As guests az the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Nasser
they are visiting relatives and
friends here prior to their departure
or Hario~ton. Montana. where ihey
~ili reside in the fafufe. Mr. Mus
ser has been With the United Store
Al Twin Fails for the past few years
and win be connected ~iih the same
firm In their Montana store.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03
RED AND WHITE
DROPS A GAME
TO TWIN FALLS
Invaders Defeat Local Basketball
Team. and Keeps Winning
Slate Clean

The Rural high school basketball
team drew the short end OF a IS 60
10 score in the game played with
the Twin Falls high school team
Tuesday night at Reybroco garden.
The Twin Fails veterans proved
too fast a team for the local boys
Many Of their players were members
OF the Twin Falls championship foot
ball team last fall. and are OF col
lege age and caIibre. while the local
players are comparatively young
and members OF the lower high
school classes.
Coach Evans OF Twin Falls seat
his second team against the locals la
the second stanka. aud they proved
TO be about the same class a. the
Filler team.
Murray was the star player for
Filler. but the whole team played
with much ability. The Twin Fails
lineup was; Carter. C.: Yokem and
Newman. forwards: Taylor and Put
kier, guards. The Filler team was
composed OF Big Cole. center. Muir
ray and Aman. forwards: Click
and blackburn. guards.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03
PROTEST MADE
AGAINST PLAN
OF ASSESSMENT
Merchants Waaf Taxes Based Upon
Replacement Cost Instead
OF iasoice

Expressing dissatisfaction al the
county assessors plan OF fixing a =
per cent valuation against merchan-
disc stocks In county stores. e0terie
OF some IS or 40 district business
men lodged personal protest with
the county commissioners. The party
called at headquarters In a body and
engaged in a pro and con discussion
OF the case. No definite decision was
reached but the commissioners re-
ceiyed information and detail beliey-
ed sufficient 10 warrant action when
the board next meets as a commission
Of tax equalization.
The protest OF the merchants Is
founded upon the manner OF arriving
at a basis for fixing the annual as
sessment against stocks. The mer-
chants. in siew Of the downward re-
vision aud scale OF prices at the pres
ent time. objected TO invoice quota
lions being taken as assessment ba-
sis. IL was pointed Oat that mer-
chandise Is still subject TO declin-
ing market. and the protestants er-
pressed the belief that assessments
should be fixed upon basis OF what
the goods now in stock might reason
ably be expected 10 be replaced at
and not on what the cost was when
the purchase was made. All the pro-
testants expressed opinions that mar
ket values would see further recess
sion.
A delegation was composed OF Twin
Falls. Filler. Kimberly and Buhl mer-
chants.
The debate lasted more than an
hour. and at its conclusion the com
missioners announced they would
give the protest due consideration
Twin Falls News.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03
HOLSTEINS SELL
FOR GOOD PRICE
summer and Ralph Musser Pay Fan
cy Price for Registered Stock;
More Sales

Sumner and Ralph Musser. two
former Filler men. the former at pres
ent operating a farm near Nampa,
while the latter IS connected with the
University OF Idaho extension de-
2artment. purchased the top female
md the top bull at a recent register
ID Holstein sale conducted at Nam
pa by A c. Perkins. the price for the
wo animals totaling 100000. Both
sere two year olds. The male bro't
$4,000 while the COW sold for an
even $500.
This is the Information brought by
COL r. o. Walter. who returned
rom the Nampa country. Thursday.
Mr.. Walter auetioned the sale. He
states that a bull calf at the sale sold
Tor s225.oo. The average price re-
'eived from all Holsteins sold was
$4,000. BANKERS and farmers in
that section are doing much to slim
alate the dairy and hog business. ac-
eording to AIR. Walter. He expects
o conduct at least two more sales
that section this spring
Mr.. Walter will auction the annu-
al sale OF the Southeastern Idaho
shorthorn breeders association at
Blsekfoot. March %. This. he states.
Will be the sixth sale he has auction
ID for this association. Due 10 a con
ilict In dates. he will be unable to
auction al the Day and Rothrock
registered shorthorn cattle sale. near
spokane. March -. altho he has been
employed for the event Day and
Rothbroek are reputed TO be the lead
ing breeders OF registered Shorthorn
cattle Of the Pacific Northwest. and
their annual sale T. widely attended
by leading breeders throughout the
country.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03
CHAMPIONSHIP
HONORS MAY YET
COTO ADKINS
Loses Co Greek at Pocsielio Last
Week iut Commission Holds
Up Lightweight Title

PoCATELLO-l Special to the
Record Despite the fact that Butch
Adkins. Filler lightweight wrestler
lost the deciding fall In his go with
Andrew Samarges. the Greek, here
Tuesday night Of last week. the com
mission refused 10 give out the cham
pIonshlp honors. until the contend
ers meet again. which will be In
about two weeks al the EMS club.
Adkins and the Greek put up the
best go ever staged in this city. ae-
eordIng to all who were present.
After about five minutes Of crap
ping the Filler wrestler slipped q
deadlock and bar arm ON Samarges.
and in slamming the Greek 10 the
mat. Adkins hand caught in the
ropes. causing Il to be broken in two
places. However. the plneky Hight
weight continued wrestling. Al ,
minutes from the start OF the 90. Ad-
klns was thrown with a body seiss-
ors.
In the second fall Butch do~ned
his opponent ~ith a iaekknife, the
same hold he threw Masser ~ith az
Filler several years ago.
when the two grapplers came out
Tor the third fali the Filler man =
hand vas s~eiied and psining him
badly. bat he Eritted his teeth and
went after bis adversary. putting Z
or holds on him. bringing Ssmar-
ges 70 the canvas with them all. But
Butch was unable 40 hold his oppon-
ent 10 the mat. thus losing the de-
Gliding fail.
Adkins states he f. confident he
can vim the title when next the two
wrsstIers meet and predicts he viii
be able 10 carry Off the hSsors an
der Pliers name
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03

u. C. Manyon arrived here Friday
from bis home ~ f-onE Beach. Calf.
he expects 20 leave today for home.
Mr. Msnyon states that members Of
his family In California are en1oyinK
rocI health iiis soa. Loy. y great
b improved and expects 20 r~tsru
here In the fall for the county fair.
Mr.. Munyon states that Email som
mer has sold hir residence properly
in LoaE Beach. and he and his fam
ily have moved back 10 LethbriaEs.
Alberta. Canada Mr. sommer sold
mis- residence for s.. soc. receivlsr IN
Canadian money.
Mr.. Manyon b here on = business
trip and originally planned TO stay
30 or three wssks-
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03
Spirited Bidding at
F, Classinger F arm Sale
Me- arrsii turfisa Nest 81 Fiirr To-
d@y. %. kins~r VIII ~~ii >~sf
Thursday

The general farm sale a. the Ben
=. Ciasslnrer ranch north Of Filler
Moaday ~as sell attended aud sac
cess from every standpoint. Mr..
GlsSsinser 49, more than pleased
~ith the results obtained BY Record
publicity. and stated that the aae-
fione~rs. Msnyon a Hopkins. ~old
everything a. > good figure. In fact.
for more than he had expected TO
realize
J. ". Mccarroil - coadacting a
farrn sale al the Stevens ranch just
~e-t u to~n today. A good crowd
A. in attendance. and the sale prom
ises 10 be = successful one.
q. KinGes l. advertising q sale 10
De held northwest OF Pissr nsxf
Thursday.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03

Trip 10 America Originally Planned
ia 1914. Delayed ON Ac-
count OF the War

Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. maitland. OF
Stayanger. Norway. arrived here last
Friday, for an extended visit al the
home OF their son. A. O. Madlaad.
cashier OF the Farmers 4 Merchants
Bank.
They came here from South Dako-
a and Minnesota points. where they
nave been visiting relatives and
rionds since their arrival In Ameri-
a last October. They made the yoy-
age on the IS. S. Stayangerjord. and
his is their first trip to this country.
altho their son. A. o. maitland. has
been here since he was fifteen years
II age.
Mr. and Mrs. Madland are much
impressed with America. and In their
ravels over the country are constant
ly meeting with new surprises. Mr..
maitland is a contractor in Stayan-
ger. the third largest city in Norway.
rhe visit TO America was first plann-
I'd in 1914. but due 10 the outbreak
II hostiiities the trip was necessarily
delayed Mr. maitland says that
Norway was very prosperous during
he war. Being neutral country
she profited commercially from both
the allied and central powers. ami
made rapid strides as a result OF the
abnormal trade.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03
FAIRACRES is
TITLE CHOSEN
FOR GOLF CLUB
Mrs. Jasraa shiaa Awarded $50
Tor Submitting Bs~f Name
la Contest

The board of trustees Of the golf
club organized sometime since. and
which under the permission Of the
county commissioners and the fair
board. g. 10 have il course on the
Twin Fails county fair grounds. met
on "Wednesday primarily for the pur.
pose OF deciding which one OF the
many names submitted in their prize
contest for the most appropriate
name should b. the winner o. the IS
prize
Aftcr careful consideration Of all
the titles submitted which had been
placed before the board without the
names OF the persons sending them.
Il ~as decided unanimously that the
PAIR ACRES GOLF CLUB. sub
mItied By Mrs. juneau shlnn. was
the most appropriate. euphonious
and satisfactory name
Some Of the other names consider.
I'd BY the board we're. Park yiew.
Oregon Trail. Mountain Gem. Pea
dora. and Ptay.an~ee. the last two
being Indian names. the first mean.
inE play sround and the last h@'sk
pronounced tas4n~e.- meaning
the King 90 game
A cheek Tor $500 and a letter con
graduating Mr.. shiaa ~as prompt.
~ dispatched 20 her
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03
NEW CABINET OF
PRESIDENT ELECT
is MADE PUBLIC
Harding Gives Out Names 81 be-
PARTNER H.sd~--Hugbes
Leads the list

The men selected b. President
elect Harding to carry on the depart
mental business Of the government
under hls administration are A. fol
lows
Secretary OF stafe--chaFies Evans
Hughes Of New York.
Secretary Of the Treasury An
drew Mellon OF Pennsylvania
Secretary OF war-John W Weeks
Of Massachusetts,
Attorney Harry ". DzA-
cherry Of Ohio.
Postmaster WIN. Hays
% Indiana.
Secretary Of the Navy-Edwi1
Denby Of Michigan.
Secretary of the fnterlor--A. y.
Fall of Ne~ Mexico.
Secretary OF AgriraItare-Iienry
Wallace of Iowa.
Secretary Of Herbert
Hoover Of California.
seeresay OF Labor--Jamer Dav-
T. Of Pennsylrsnla
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03
DENTAL ASSOCIATION
MEET JUNE - TO July 2

DR.. NJ. j. G0ode returned from
boise Thursday. where he was In at
tendance at a meeting of the Idaho
state Dental Association. OF which he
is secretary. Arrangements were
made at the meeting last week for the
annual state meeting OF the assoeia-
lion. To be held in Boise June p TO
July 2. DIR. l.. @. Phillips OF Jerome.
Is president OF the society.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03

shadrac Bon~eli died Al the homs
4 hi. son. Albert Bonweii al corry
sunday. a 8 O'Clock .. m Mr.. Bon
ssn as born in Ohic and -as =
civil var veteran Of Company u.
Eighth Iowa infantry. He has made
ais home Nth hts son for the past 90
Gears. lie leaves one other son. W
"a. Bcnweli. Of Racine. MINI. Funer-
A services ~ere held Tuesday after
aoon. At the Dewitt chapel and -iii
be conducted BY the Rev. y. l..
White Of the Methodist church, Twin
Fails.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03
Ted Tanner is
Expert Marksman

Ted Tanner. yell known rfier bsz /.
nos Ia the army a. Vancouver. w1h-
snEton. Il ehsnpion nark sman 81 hls
camp. according 10 ~ord recsised ~
bis mother. Mrs J. W Tanner.
Out Of possible see scores Ne hs q
run sp mark Of as. which y ~
points higher than ths nsat biKhes
man. When Ted Was AZ sas Dix,
ne almost eaa@iisd bis present hixlt
mark in rifle prnrtiee. and when h.
~ss student IN he military seheat
At sallaz. Kansas. Ne ai.sy lead IN r..
pert nsarkm2nship~
Ted writes that be b eajsysns
ramp life. and = aow sttsehei -
headquarters company. 1oiAs paper
vork.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03
ON. L. Denies
Charges Made
ByCvic Body
Chamber of Com~rc~ Demand foe Inn
prosenenis Declared Tn
warranted

Denying many OF the allegations
contained in the Twin Falls Chamber
Of Commences complaint. filed with
the public utilities commission. the
Oregon Short Line railroad company.
defendant In the action. has filed an
answer ~ith the commission Copy
OF this answer base been received
here
The Chamber Of Commerce aileg-
"a In its bill against the railroad that
the passenger station al Twin Pals -
inadequate. Inefficient and detrimen-
tai TO safety. health. comfort and con
fenienee OF the public. lacks seatlne
capacity and Is not sufficiently
roomy 10 Accommodate passenger
Of the general public while waiting
for the arrival OF trains.
D~si@I Qass- General
To this paragraph the company
enters dental In general coniradIe
tion l. also made Of the allegation o.
plaintiff that the roadbed OF the Min
ldoka-Buhl line IL inadequate or
menace TO public safety. a. alleged
In the complaint. and also denies that
the roadbed T. not sufficiently bal
lasted. The company also dcni~i
the allegation that train service on
the branch line through Twin Fails
i inadequate. and denies also thu
statement that the number 81 passen-
ger trains. or their time Of arrival
aud departure do not afford AIDE
qaate. efficient or Just or REASONABLE.
transportation facilities 70 peopi..
living slong the branch. The same
denial Is entered OF the complain,
that rolling stock n old. ansiauat~d.
uncomfortable. ineonsenlent and In
Efficient.
The company questions the right
or authority % the Twin Falls Cham
Der Of Commerce 10 bring these CON.
plants before the utilities commits.
sion OF Idaho. and on that ground de.
nies such allegations.
Officials OF the chamber OF CON-
meree declare they will make every
effort TO bring about an early hear
ing OF the complaints contained ia
the action before the utilities conn.,
mission Twin Fails News
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03
BrssMA> >Ew SECRETARY
OF BtHL CHAMBER or COM.

Ben n. BaSsman has been elected
by the boarsi Of directors OF the Bull
Chamber OF Commerce a. secretary
OF the organization. succeeding Jos
eph ". Tanner. resigned. who has
gone 10 Paso Robes. California. 70
head similar body. Mr.. Bussman
II resident OF Buhl His appoint
ment i but temporary and ~in hold
untll May l.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03
Rural High School
Declamatory Contest
at Theater Tonight

The home deciamatory contest OF
the Rarsl high school viii b. held TO
night Al the Gem theatre There
are sixteen contestants ~ho All
speak IN the three CLASSES. oratori-
cal. humorous and dramatic. Win
ners in the contest tonight VII re
present the Rural high school In the
district contest
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03

Resides Twin Falls city and village
leyies are Bull. - mills; Hollister
10 mills: Hansen. IS mills: Kimber-
~. I 8 mills. The Bull highway dis
trict levy Is SIS mills
There are 81 common school dis
tricts in the county. five o which
make no levy The others have q
range OF from 2 to IA mills.
The roll extensions bring a total o.
s1.s44.33s63. which is distributed
in the following manner;
s.-- go ff
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-03
COUNTY LEVIES
YEAR 1920 REACH
TOTAL 7O.2 MILLS
Assessment Roll Shows 81 1884 1884 :.
G3 Due for Collection On
1920 Taxes

The village OF Filler county tax
levy for the year 1920 was 2S mills; ;
the levy for Independent school dis
triet number four was ten mills; the
Rural high school levy was seven
mills: while the Filler Highway Dis
trict levy was 65 mills.
These figures are disclosed in the
assessment roll OF the county recent
~ filed
The Twin Falls county tax levy for
the year 1920 was 10 mills, OF which
SIS went for state tax and the re
manning 1879 for the county tax
This total is exclusive OF highway
district. school district. or city. viii
age or Improvement Ieyies. The lat
ter levies amount to 5l2 mills. bring
ing the total TO 702 mills.
The Twin Falls highway district
levy was fixed at TT; school district
at ls mills: Twin Falls city, 27.5.
In addition 10 the foregoing there
are In many instances additional city
taxes for street and other municipal
improvements.
In the county levies the apportion
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08
VETERAN HEADS
RULE ELkLoDe


Veteran heads Of Rock Island
lodge Of Elks were st the stations
It the annual honor meeting Of the
organization 1t the club rooms last
evening. Nine past exalted rulers
answered 10 roll call and following
. brief word Of welcome 10 the for
mer governors Of the lodge they
took the following posts:
Exalted rular-J. Clinton 9earle.
Esteemed leading knightAL. NJ.
Tittsrington.
Esteemed loyal knight-Lloyd c.
Lampherc.
Esteemed lecturing knight &C.
Will Roth.
Esquife-sam Ryerson.
Inside guard. c. Dunn.
Chaplain. W. Houder.
Treasurer-S. r. Davis.
The Boy Scout band entertained
with . short concert previous u
the meeting and following the ses.
sion Of the lodge, at which much
important business Of the order
was transacted by the members. Z
smoker and social seestGo - -
joyed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08
: THROWING Of
GAMES FELONY:


Spfhsneld. III, Feb. s-Bribing
66ssball players to throw" games
Is branded ~ . felony II I bill in
troduced In the legislature today
by Representative Norman Flagg.
Of Moro. The bill, aimed at gam
blers, dxes the penalty for conyic-
ton OF bribiug bail players Ct from
two to five years in the peniten-
tiary.
A resolution proposing an
amendment to, the revenue article
TX Of the constitution was offered
BY Representative Ralph z. Church
Of Chicago. Ths smendment world
enable any city. BY referendum
vote. To dstsfnains whether il
should own, lease or operate iu-
come producing properties or utiii-
ties for the supply Of transporta-
ton. light, heat, or kindred SER
vice. and iss1e bonds for financing
thsm. provided such utilities are
self-supporting.
Representative Charles ". Bald
wn Introduced two drastic bills pro-
viding Tor the punishment Of gun
men. One Of the bills provides Tor
70 life sentence for persons convict.
Cd Of highway robbery. The other
would keep gunner out Of the re-
forpatcry and put them in the
statS penitentiary..
Representative Joice introduced
a bill to amend the school laws to
provide for the expenditure Of 81
per cent Of money levied for build.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08
LOAN FARMERS
100000


Warrington, Feb. S.-Unantmousf
approval was given today BY the
senate agricultural committee to .
measure BY Senators Glass and
Swanson Of Virginia to authorize
the treasury to purchase 100000
600 Of farm loan bonds. 50 - to
make available funds for loans 70
farmers. Such loans have been
held up pending . decision BY the
supreme court in the suit to test
the validity Of the federal farm
loan act and additional legislation
to meet q temporary emergency Is
regarded as essential by some sena-
tors.
The Swanson Glass measure will /,
be incorporated into the annual AZ
riculture appropriation bill. Chair
man Gronna said that u point OF
order was made against II he would
move to suspend the rules and
adopt the amendment. This would
require q two-thirds vote.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08
$50 THIEF
|ulEsIEDB|Y
||I|LLoNn|AN


nland Into . confession Of
= 4, q fear Of the science Of
Il Passno. Bertilon finger
ut Of the Davenport po-
~ william Warncck, .
rao(diag near 0ensseo. has
~ 1872 at that town charged
.sifIg Sss from the h0ms Of
II parnell, principal Of the
's,e tlgh school. IN Sunday
esv,aek vas suspected Of the
l Passno vas summoned
= 0nseaport to sex TO IDENTIFY
80. man By comparison Of
1rints. When confronted by
- he expressed willing
. n rndssgo the test. Becoming
NJ. md, be later indicated some
asaes and shortly afteFward
= levn and confessed the deed.
- Money was taken from ths
Ssli home Sunday noon while
4 Sniiy was dining out. 1t has
p1tuYned and was part Of the
~ OF the Geneseo.C Cambridge
y echools basketball game play
4 ~ Friday night,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08
FARM I1lllE
70 ORGANIZE


A meeting IN the interests Of or
ganisihg he farm women Of Rock
Ialand esanty TOR auxiliary work
h. connection with the Rock Island
county farm bureau will BE- held
Thursday afternoon ct the Y. W. c.
4 Miss Mary Pack, home econom-
lie e1psrt from the extension de-
peEtment Of the University 0f Ilii-
noik viii b tn principal speaker.
Migs Pack r. In the county this
WAX Axosstng, the interests Of the
woman, Tor such IN organization.
She will - assisted in explaining
the purposes Of organization BY
Miss Fern. Harris, head Of the de-
partment Of home economics at the
university.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08

ing psf1on,a Anukey ~, ,nNys.
duce1 N J0lca sr,en1s - I. 4 -
rnleins neaer Il 1.ifiss ~ vsIjA ~
@ that NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hoases ~
iooas anficipotoey vnrrSnfs = a
8 por ceat q the tai iegy.
Poliesmen n tie citieo ana tovns
Of Illinois wonh mi = required
70 remain e, duty more han eirht
houfy I DIV ewcaef n esne,eaociss
under the nroyiaions a. ! nj in
trodpced By Representative Stub-
blesl LOT Peoria. Thu bkll would AZ
feet cities where nolicamen now
work shifts Of Il hourr.
Railroads would b required to
keep fne-nesh screens on all doors
and windows between June 1 and
Oct. 1 each year, under . bill in
troduced by Representative Boyd.
No-.l e.a..a.
Attack mon the dersr+u.,. =.
the normal schoois ~ The st.,s
md thar renuest. ynr in.r.o..A a.
Srouriation. vas INDEBTED THE
morning by announcement ~ San
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08
pLEDeESFAIR
DEAL FOR NEGRO


Sylvester, Ca. Feb. 8.-A resolu-
ton addressed to Governor McCYay
Of Indiana pledging every protec-
ton and impartial trial for Mace
Giddens, . negro held in Indiana.
for. the murder Of . deputy sheriff
Of this county, vas adopted here
last night " q citizens mass meet
Ing.
Governor McCray had sent a
representative. ". A. Guthrie. to
the county to investigate cpndi-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08
sHIP sQUlZ- TO END.

Inahlagton,, Feb. s.--Congrss-
MI Investigation of shipping
~ activities probably Will be
Glstsd this week. Chairman
M Of the special house commit.
7 announced today. Tho commit
I puSt report its tindingA before
itqrnment Of congress March 8.
IN, Hurley, former chairman Of
Z shipping board. probably will
! the last witness. He Ii to ap-