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Evening journal., 1921-07-21
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

AfAlNl Nt-IN . = - - 80 - .---. -e-- -. |
NOR RENT-THREE ROOMS AND
Il bath to COLORED FAMILY. 204
West St, after 7. NJ. Jy2o-lzt
T,oR RENT-APARTMENTs, UNFUR-
II nished. second floor, for housekeep-
ing. 1906 Pine st. Jy2O-St
NOR RENT-APARTNIENT, G ROOMS,
II Richardson Park; all modern conyen-
fences. Phone 4497-J. 1yl9-SI
NOR RENT-APARTMENT, FOUR
l. rooms and bath. Apply 21o Market
street. Jyle-ot.
A-PARTMENT, -FOUR ROOMS, BATH,
~ porch all conveniences. 1923 West
Fourth St. Jylo-ol'
TSoR RENT-THREE APARTMENTS.
Il Apply Reynolds, 100 W. Sixth st.
5une22-lm.
NOR RENT-NEwLY FURNISHED 3
IL room apartment second floor, for
light housekeeping. 1892 Washington 81.
Phone 937-W. 1y-l-ot.
TNOR RENT-APARTMENT, GIG WEST
il Third street four rooms. bath. Ap-
ply Ephraim & Ephraim, West Fourth
street. ly-l-eod-u'
NOR RENT-Two ROOMS. UNFUR-
II nished; electric, gas, modern. Ap-
ply before p. NJ Mrs. Bird. 202 W.
Seventh St. Jy2O-3t
TSoR RENT-FoUR ROOMS. BATH.
II newly painted and papered front and
side porch. 1905 W. Seventh St or Phone
G7S2. Jyl9-3t
NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENT
~ three or four rooms and bath. 1899
dupont St Phone 4T51-J, or $50.
! jy16-1m.
EOR RENT-APARTMENT, FOUR
Il rooms and bath, second floor. front
and back porches; NJ Levine yandeever
tT1oR RENT-THREE LARGE ROOMS
II and bath; rent very reasonable
good locality. Apply 102 e. Thirteenth
street jy15-tf
NOR RENT-APARTMENTs AT 20TH
Il and Market SITS. AL conveniences.
Schwartz Investment Co, S22 Ford Bldg
1une26 lm.'
TWO APARTMENTS. THREE ROOMS
4 and bath. $40 month each. Possession
June 25 Harry Cohen. 500 Concord Ave
June2u.
NOR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE FUR
IL nished apartment. two rooms back
porch, also use Of phone; all conven-
iences; reasonable Apply 221 n; Broome
street. Jy2l-5t.
NOR RENT-APARTMENT THREE
Il rooms. bath and porch. Private en-
trance. Rent SIS Apply John Gasser
y. r. Corner Seventh and Church Sts.
jy2l-2t
NOR RENT-APARTMENT, 612 WEST
Il Ninth street, FIVE rooms, bath, heat
gas and electric, porch. Immediate pos
session. D. Zutz, 3l5 Delaware Ave.
jy21 -2t.
THE QUEEN-Mrs. J. Osborne, $50 W
Seventh street, is invited to call a
the advertising department Of The Even
ing journal for two tickets to see -
J Ridin' Romeo" at the theatre.
TUsT NEWLY PAPERED AMI
y painted, six rooms and BATH apart
I ment for rent, y. Il. Corner Eighth anC
Tatnall SITS. Apply 2i9 W. Eighth St.
jyl0-Ot.
NOR RENT-APARTMENT THREE
J IL rooms and bath, detached house
electric. gas and heat. S30 vicinity B. q
o. Station. Address ROO, Evening Jour
nal ofhce. JylS-6t.
I EOR RENT-APARTMENT. THREI
{ II rooms and use Of bath; electric, gas
h hot water heat Apply A. Decktor, 25tl
n and Tatnall SITS. Phone S259-W.
r Jyls-l2i.
+ TWO APARTMENTS. 4 AND 5 ROOMS
Evening journal., 1921-07-21

TUsT NEWLY PAPERED AND
y painted. six rooms and bath; apart
ment for rent, \. T.. Corner Eighth and
Tatnall SITS. Apply 219 W. Eighth st.
jyi0-Gt.
Evening journal., 1921-07-21

THE QUEEN-Mrs. J. Osborne, S32 W.
Seventh street, is invited to call at
the advertising department Of The Even
ing Journal for two tickets to see "A
Ridin' Romeo" at the theatre.
Evening journal., 1921-07-21
Hotel AuStine

Pacific a st. James Place, neaE
Reach and amusements. Every room out
side. Write for rates. +. II. JONES.
Evening journal., 1921-07-21

. ;v2i-1t a. :" secretary of state.
Evening journal., 1921-07-21

NOR RENT-APARTMENT, 612 WEST
Il Ninth street, FIVE rooms, bath, heat,
gas and electric, porch. Immediate pos
session. d. Zutz, 8l5 Delaware Ave.
jy21- -2t.
Evening journal., 1921-07-21

TOR RENT-APARTMENT, THREE
Il rooms bath and porch. Private en-
trance. Rent SIS Apply John Gasser,
y. r. Corner Seventh and Church Sts.
jy21-2t.
Evening journal., 1921-07-21

TWO APARTMENTS, THREE ROOMS
Il and bath, $40 month each. Possession
June 25 Harry Cohen. 500 Concord Ave
june2-tf.
Evening journal., 1921-07-21

NOR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE FUR
II nished apartment, two rooms. back
porch, also use OF phone; all conven-
iences; reasonable. Apply 227 n. Broome
street. jy2l-3t
Evening star., 1921-12-03
MISS CLARKE ACQUITTED
OF CHARGE OF MURDER
Jury Renders Verdict Of "Not
Guilty Because Of insanity"
Patterson Also Freed.

by the Associated Press.
ORLANDO, Fla. December 3.-Lena
NJ. T. Calrks. former West Palm Beach
postmistress, remained in the Orange
county Jail today following a verdict
of mot guilty because of insanity"
rendered late yesterday by the jury
which had tried her on charge of
numbering Fred A. Miltimore. local
reStaurateur, in her room at a hotel
here last August l. Baxter H. Pat
terson. tried jointly with Miss Clarke.
was acquitted without reservation.
Miss Clarke was ordered returned
to Jail by Judge c. o. Andrews, un-
til he could determine his future ac-
ton. The woman cannot be commit
ted to the state insane asylum until
a commission has passed on her san
ity. Selection of this commission
is also within his province to set her
free by virtue of the jury's verdict.
The defense based it's case largely
on insanity, Miss Clarke taking the
stand in her own behalf. She enticed
Miltimore to her room. she said. be-
cause of her belief that he. as a
former employe of the post office. was
the cause of theft that eliminated
in her taking $4,000. The state con-
tended that she stole the $4,000 and
attempted to make it appear as
though Miltimore was responsible by
placing evidence and then killing
MIN. Patterson came into the case by
bringing Miss Clarke here from West
Palm Beach the day of the killing.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
HAD SEVENTEENTH
HUSBAND CHOSEN
Federal Agents Break Up
Plans of MuCh-Wedded
Mrs. DrexIer.
Ry the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. December 3.-Federal
agents broke up Mrs. Helen Drex-
ler's matrimonial government ~allot-
ment plan just as she was making
plans TO marry her seventeenth hus-
band in three years, according to her
story today to Capt. Thomas l. Por-
ter of the secret service. By listing
as the son of each husband the little
boy born from her second experience
in matrimony. she added S5 a month
extra to the flood, of allotment checks
she received from the government.
she said. Federal officials calculated
she had received $500 a month.
L was working in Boston when l
met Wilfrid Taylor" she related.
The draft got him. and soon after
landing in France he was killed"
Mrs DreXler's brother also was
killed in action overseas. Her little
boy is Wilfrid Taylor's son.
Il had to go to work or get mar
ried. SO l got married. Several
months afterward my husband joined
the Navy. so | got two allotment
navy yard was the next. l left him
and married another sailor.
Dear me, | cant remember all the
names. Finally | came to Chicago
and married three sailors in quick
succession. Albert DreXler, Il Camp
Grant soldier. was the sixteenth.
had IA sailor picked out for the next,
but your agents arrested me-"
Mrs. lEeXler admits she is nut
ON soldiers and sailors, but don't like
marines"
Evening star., 1921-12-03
SUSPECTED Slayer
Of KABER CAUGHT

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, December s.
Vittoria Pisselli, who is said to have
stabbed to death Daniel kaber.
wealthy Lakewood publisher two
years ago, has been captured In
Ripalimosani, Italy, according to word
received here from two Cleveland de-
tectives. He is being held there pend
ing word from the Italian ambassador
at Washington.
Assistant County Prosecutor Walter
I. Krewson is en- route today to WASH
ington to present the facts to the
ambassador.
AS there is no extradition treaty be-
tween the United States and Italy for
capital offenses. Pisselli probably Will
be tried in that country. 1n that event
the detectives will remain there and
testify against him. In four other
recently, Italy has refused
to send murderers back to this coun-
try.
Pisselli is the last of six alleged
conspirators in the Kaber murder plot
to be arrested. According to an
alleged confession of Salvatore Gaia,
who is serving life term for impii,
cation in the plot, Pissellf STABBED
Kaber while Gala held the victim
They were to have been paid $4,000 by
Mrs. Eva Catherine Kaber. the slain
mans widow, who also was convicted
and sentenced to life imprisonment.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
506 CANDIDATES SEEK
RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS
Applicants to Appear Today in
Competition for Thirty-Two
Vacancies.
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, December 8
rive hundred and six candidates for
Rhodes scholarships will appear to-
uaS before committees of selection in
Ihlrty-tWo states to compete for the
thirty-two appointments to Oxford
II is the largest number of candidates
Tor Il single year since the scholar
ShipS were established
me list as announced tonight by
president Frank Aydelotte of Swarth-
more College, American secretary to
the Rhodes trustees. shows that Ohio
leads with torty-one candidates. the
greatest number that ever appeared
In any state.
Other states with the number of
candidates include: Georgia, II;
Maryland, 16; New Jersey. II; Vir-
sinia. Is.
The basis on which Rhodes scholar
ships are chosen, combining intellec-
tual. personal and athletic qualifica-
tionS. President Aydelotte said, has
made these scholarships unique in
the academic world
The men selected at this election
viii enter Oxford in October. 1922.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
POETRY
AND DRAMA

A PENNY WHISTLE AND
THE BABETTE BALLADS, by
Bert Lesion TAYLOR. $l.50.
A SOULS FARING K SONGS
OF STRENGTH. OF GOD AND
OF LIFE-FREEDOM, by Mu-
riel Strobe, 81.
DOGTOWN COMMON, by Per-
cy Mackaye, $1.50.
THE PLAYS OF EDMOND
ROSTAND. translated by H. d.
Norman, 2 volumes, $10.50.
THE BEST PLAYS OF 1920
Fl, by Burns Mantle, 81.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
BUSINESS
BOOKS

HOW TO RUN A STORE, by
Harold Whitehead, $3.50.
ADNERTISING-ITS ,PRINCl-
PIES AND PRACTICE, by H.
Upper and others, Sc.
INTEREST TABLES, LOO to
10000 calculated at =. l. ?. 3,
515. 4, AZ. 5. f. I. s and 1870.
And Liberty Bond calculations at
~ and 434fo. By John E. COT
he. $1.50.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
FOR LITTLE ONES

The Peter Patter Book, choice col
ored pictures on every page, by
Lorey F. Jackson. s..
Songs from Alice in Wonderland,
with music-colored illustrations,
by Lewis Carol. s..
The Ark Book, choice colored pic
lures, by Freda Derrick. So.
Tommy's Wishes Come True, by
Thornton w. Burgess. 81.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
Travel in Home Lands

Down the Columbia-with many
illustrations, by Lewis X. Freeman.
$3.50.
Westward Hoboes, 48 illustrations,
a story of a l4.000-mile journey by
two women. by Winifred H. Dixon.
81.
Seeing the Sunny South. full OF
illustrations, by John T. Farris S..
Evening star., 1921-12-03
PRACTICAL
THINGS

Make your spare minutes count by
reading good books
GREAT ARTISTS AND THEIR
WORKS, by A. M. Brooks. 49,.
THE FOUN DATIONS S OF
PERSONALITY, by A. Myes-
son, $2.25.
THE LIFE OF JEAN HENRI
FABRE, by Able A. Fabre, $3.50.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
WOnnen's
Slippers, 81

Pompom and ribbon trim
med Felt Bedroom Slippers
offered at this remarkably
low price.
Nile green, pink, orchid.
old rose. blue, maroon,
taupe and oxford. Sizes 4
to 3. Down Stairs Store
Evening star., 1921-12-03
FICTION
AND ROMANCE

THE FLAMING FOREST, bv
7. 0. Curwood, $1.75.
THE MASTER OF MAN. bv
Hall Caine, $1.75.
MARTIN CONISBY'S VEN
GEANCE, by Jeffrey Farnol,
81.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
Reference Books

Words We Misspcll in Business.
collection of 10000 terms. show
ing correct forms, etc. by Frank
H. Vizetelly. SI.50.
Desk Standard Dictionary. Sis.
Historic English, by James Fer
nald. S1.9O.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
FOR BOYS
Tom Swift Books, Csc

Bob Hanson. Tenderfoot, normal
loving boy, who does not
know how to spend his vacation,
but finally decides to accompany
Fred Ashleigh to the Boy Scout
Camp, by Russell Gordon Garter.
Sl.50.
Bob Hanson, Scout; the story tells
how the boys apply their scout
craft in zero weather when the
wind howls among the pine trees
and the lake is like glass, by Rus
sell Gordon Carter. $1.50.
poh;u Hnnd y Each with
hundred Illus
Tom Browns 'ratios..
Evening star., 1921-12-03
GOOD DETECTIVE
STORIES

TIL E HE REP A I H PROP
ERTY, by ]. S. Fletcher, 81.
FOLLOW THE LITTLE PIC
TURES, by Allan Graham, $1.75.
THE SECRET OF SAREK, by
Maurice Leblanc, $1.75.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
Mems Nero.
Socks, 45C

Made of highest quality
mercerized lisle, reinforced
heel and toes. In black,
navy and cordovan. Sizes,
9H to 11H.
Down Stairs Store.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
FOR GROWN-UP
BOYS

"A good book is a UitaI fac
tor in the higher deuelop-
n,e,t of our boys and
girls.
Kick Formation, by Ralph H. Bar
bour, Sl.75.
A Princeton Boy Under the King,
by Paul G. Tomlinson, S175.
High Benton-Worker, story OF
business life, by VIM. Heyliger,
$175.
American Boys Book of Wild Ami
mails, illustrated, by Dan Beard, So.
Handicraft for Handy Boys, 600
illustrations and drawings, by A.
N. Hall, $3.50.
American Boys Workshop. full of
illustrations, by c. B. Kelland, s..
Evening star., 1921-12-03
ESSAYS AND
LITERATURE

UNDER THE NAPLES, a new
volume of essays, by John Bur-
roughs, 81.
MIND AND BODY. or THE
BOOK OF LIFE, by Upton Sin
clair. So.
ROWING EAST AND ROWING
WEST. a delightful volume OF
essays, by E.. V. Lucas, 81.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
Mems Silk
Socks, Csc

200 pairs of these high
quality silk socks in black,
navy. gray and cordovan.
Sizes 9H to 1lA.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
Travel IN Foreign Lands

The Car That Went Abroad: or
Motoring Through the Golden Age.
by A. B. Paine. s..
Mysterious Japan. variety of as
poets of Japanese life and customs.
by>Julian Street 81.
The Edge of the Jungle. an inter
esting nature and travel book. by
VIM. Beebe. 81.
Book Store. Second floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
GOOD
MANNERS

THE CHARM OF FINE MAN
NERS. by Mrs. H. E. Starrett, ST..
DON'TS FOR GIRLS. a manual
of mistakes to be avoided, by NJ
I. Antrim, 6Oc.
YOUNG FOLKS BOOKS OF
ETIQUETTE, by Caroline S.
Griffin, Soc.
GOOD MANNERS FOR ALL
OCCASIONS. by Margaret E.
Sangster, $1.5O.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
Handmade BlOuses
A Sale, $l.85

Several different styles,
made of fine batiste, tuxedo
and roll collar styles. This
is a very special selling.
Quantity is limited.
Georgette Blouses, $2A5-
Heavy quality Georgette,
beaded, lace or embroidery
trimmed.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
Mems Ties
Csc

An unusual offering of
good quality Silk Neckwear
in all colors and designs;
latest Style.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
BIOGRAPHY

FIFTY YEARS. AS A JOUR
NALIST, by Melville E. Stone,
SIS.
ROOSEVELT, THE HAPPY
WARRIOR, by Bradley Gilmore,
$3.50.
IN ONE MANS LIFE, life story
of Theodore N. Vail, by A. B.
Paine, So.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
THE HIGHER
LIFE

RELIGION AND THE NEW
PSYCHOLOGY, by w. S. Swish
er, So.
THE CONQUEST OF FEAR,
by Basil King, SITS.
HEART AND SOUL, or WHY
ARE SO MANY PEOPLE
MAKING A MESS OF LIFE?
by Maveric Post, So.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
Gift Suggestions
Children'S
Wear

Dependable qualities at
low prices
Handle m b broidered
Gingham Dresses, sizes 2
to e, Csc.
Wool Coats, sizes 2 to
E, $7.o5.
Serge Middies. sizes 6
to 22 years, $3.50.
Gingham Dresses, sizes
g to IA. Special, Csc.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
Children's 81 OK
Sweater Sets

Leggings, Sweater and Cap,
in pink, white, buff, rose,
brown, Pekin, copen, tur-
quoise and American beauty.
Sizes 2 to 6 years. A most
exceptional value.
Fiber Silk Scarfs, Roman
stripes, IS inches wide and
good length. Special, H.45.
Wool Cap and Scarf Sets.
Sl.95; in many patterns and
colors.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
BIBLE STUDY

Holy Bibles. flexible leather bound.
for both scholars and teachers. So.
Cloth bound Bibles, for pew use or
for Sunday School Classes. 75c.
Farrar Fenton's Translation OF the
Bible, $3.50.
Peloubet's Notes on the Interna-
tional Sunday School Lessons for
1922. 81.
Tarbell's Notes on the Lessons. s..
Snowden's Sunday School Lessons.
Sl.50.
Peake's Bible Encyclopedia. COM
plete in one volume 81.
Smiths Dictionary OF the Bible.
s..
Cruden's Concordance to all words
in the Bible, 81.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
FOR GIRLS

Two Little Women and Two Little
Women on Holiday by Carolyn
S. Wells, Csc each.
Ruth Fielding Homeward Bound,
by Alice B. Emerson, 65c.
Then Came Caroline, L. H. Rich
ards, $l.75.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
Dainty New
BOutOnniereS
45C

Pretty little punches of
flowers, in delightful colors
each one in a fancy box for
giving.
Down Stairs Store.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
Worth While Fiction
at SOC

The Ferry Bridge Mystery. thrill
ing detective story, by Derek Nane.
SOC.
Slaves of Freedom. story OF peo-
pie who can but won't marry, by
Coningsby Dawson. SOC.
A Changed Man, Waiting Supper
and other tales, by Thomas Hardy.
Soc.
Evening star., 1921-12-03

Down Stairs Store. :.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-27
JACKSON LAKE
CLOSES GATES
lie-stsoig h >o~ storing Water for
Next ~s.<oa. TOO. 600 Aerc
fsrt tscsi RMS Year.

The hurley uailesia says Jack
.on lake reservoir - bon storing
Saser Tor next seasons use. on
sep,emher sch. the flow % stored
sat~r from the lake was stopped
AZ gates heiok closed safflelentl,
% rermi, ouly tha natarai flow o.
The river 20 escape
ON September ~ the gates we're
tioard entireiy. 80 that from now ue.
"a ~ ~asef Is necdsd for irrlxstloa
ia the samnes az 1924. all water en-.
sesinx she reservoir will ~ held be
alpt thc blx dam. an water needed
ios isrixatiou the balance Of the sea
ion ~ill b. obtained either from tho
saturai FLOW % snake River OF from
Lake wslcott
"A th~ slosa ~ the stored water
season this fan there stiil rcmaincd
lSi.sto acre feet Ia Jackson lake II
~as fiiied 10 ia capacity % ssT zoe
acre fee, last aprlnx. indicating that
aeeriy feq eco acre feet % water
have been drawn cat Tor dis,riha-
lion 70 the lands In Snake river val
ley.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-27
Dinner Costs $500
At Delmonico's
Fashionable Restaurant Serves Ida
ho Potatoes at ~ Cents Each

Fashionable Restaurant Serves Ida
ho Potatoes at ~ Cents Each
A dinner az pelmonlco's ON Fifth
avenue. New York city, coats APP
IS. according TO a menu
sent 20 Jess o. Eastman. b, u. r.
Mccormick. field secretary OF the
College OF Idaho. Mr.. Mccormick
sent the menu TO show that Idaho
potatoes are quoted at s5 cents each
sl this fashionable eating house.
other items OF simple dinner are
quoted a. follows; little neck clans
40 cents. cantaloupe so ecnts: soup.
70 cents duck. sg.5S; lima beans.
so cents. Idaho potatoes. IS cents.
hesse. 50 cents. coffee. as cents.
rhis totals ss.ss 10 which should be
added 5s cents o. ten per cent OF the
Bill fof the tip to the waiter, making
$50
After writing this story the report.
~ went cut 20 lunch counter Tor
lls dinner aud bought q ham sand
sieh Tor rs ceuts
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-27
M. f. LADIES AID
RAISED $666.77
IN PAST YEAR
A ssnaai ar~stsx Lat w~ek offi-
srss wvs~ f,issset esa TO-
l~esss Made

"a weaussasf sfsernoa az iass
sesA ths Ladies' Als Sseieit ~ The
Msthediss ehareh ksia sAslr apnuai
meetlaK asa sisesspn ~ oftieess si,h
tfrs A A Ttmm pseHiian Tbs
president Appreciated = somwiisee 20
s.lset tho pfrsiisnt Cos each moatA
"a tse ysas. And a senefai advisor
~ho siii - over ~
AFu. G s MrClesfY ~ss selected
rexoftlhE secretary aaA Mfa. G D.
iAeai. tss@sersr The Treasurer 9&ss
ksf snnuAl report ~hish sao~e1 hat
the society h4d Faised ssrsnx the
year frVm Oetobef 1899 ~ October.
1891. th@ SUM 81 fess ~ OF this
emosnt f31ste ~as used for psias.
lnx and fepaifsar the church and
parsonage and sise on tho eaarsh
budget. Other smaller itcms made
the total disbursements fsis.ss,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-27
REDUCED RATES
ON GRAIN TO
EAST FROM IDA.
icfi0n - Interstate Commerce Com.
mission Conforms 20 Request
~ Way and Erb

Following y statement received
rom Leonard WAY. secretary OF the
loathern Idaho Traffic Association
Just received advice that the In
.raiate Commerce Commission has
oand that the grain rates from Ida
Io are unreasonable 20 the extent
hat they exceed one hair OF the In
cease allowed under the last ad-
fance made
Our understanding u that this
means . reduction Of about nine and
F, quarter cents per 100 pounds or
ss cents per bushol Reduction
10 be made On five days notice but
iot later than November 20. 1921.
This Is what little good old
aahloned scrap Will do. II will be
recalled that your secretary prepar-
a this ease and presented IL toget-
ier with Mr. Erb OF the State Com
Mission 10 the Interstate Commerce
'ommiHalon az Washington. u c..
Iuring August OF this year
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-27
Tourist Park Closes
For The Season
Well PafrDni<ed Tbruoaf season
Says Markell

Announcement II made by ). 81.
Market. secretary OF the county fair.
and superintendent OF the grounds
that the tourist parking eonyenlences
provided on the grounds thruont the
season. are nov no longer available
There IL neither wood. water or
lights. he says. for use By auto tour
ists. and as the tourist season is now
over. the grounds Will be closed for
such purposes until next spring.
The grounds have been we'll pat
ronizcd thruout the summer months.
and have proven OF great conyenien-
GO 10 large numbers OF the auto trav-
cling public
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-27

Coffee Custzrd. To three slightly
beaten eggs add onehalf cupful OF
sugar. One-fOurth OF a feaspoonfnl OF
salt. one cupful Of strong coffee and
q cupful OF cream Strain into cups.
set In pan Of hot water and bake
In q moderate oven until firm. Serve
cold with:
Caramel szues.-Melt One-half cup
ful ~ sugar Ia u smoofh omelei pan
stirring constantly. when melted add
one-half cupful Of boiling wnfer and
simmer until the sugar Il dissolved
Potato Tinozie. Spread pan
thlckly with butter. then cover with
nne dry crumbs. roll beaten egg light
~ nll over the surface Then dust with
crumbs again. FIJI the pan wlrh hot
mashed potato. seasoned highly with
salt. pepper and butter. onion Juice
with cream and two egg yolks TO each
pint OF potato. Bake thirty minutes
In moderately hot oven. Inyert on
a hot platter and let stand ten min
utes before removing me mold.
Tomato ssuee.-Brown onerourth
OF cupful OF butter. add five table
spoonfuls OF -four and stir until well
mlred. Add one and one-halr cup
ruls OF brown stock and the same
amount OF stewed aud strained toma-
TO. one large slice each OF carrot and
onion finely chopped. . small BIZ OF
bay leaf. sprIg " parsley four
cloves. three fourths ~ teaspooEful
~ salt pepper and tabasco sauce 10
taste. Cook twenty minutes and pour
over the croqueties when ready TO
serve
Popovsrs Beat one egg untIl light.
add one cupful OF milk 10 the beaten
FOLK. then stir 10 one cupful OF nour
and fold Ia the egg white with one
Eighth OF a teaspoonful OF salt. Bake
Ia deep granite or crockery cups. well
This recipe makes seven pop
,vers which should bake about 40 min.
itcs IN an oven hot enough 20 bake
lread
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-27

on WAY 10 Coast After Completing
Big job

Louis G. kelsey. OF Nampa, form
er consulting engineer OF the village.
accompanied by Mrs. Kelsey. passed
thru Filler Friday on their way TO
Salt Lake City by automobile They
expect to go on to the coast stopping
AZ San Diego. Los Angeles. San Fran
cisco and Portland, at which place
they will make their future home.
Mr.. Kelsey has Just completed the
engineering work on sewer con
tract In Nampa that cost 1885, 1000.
Al the conclusion OF the job resoiu-
tions were passed by the mayor and
complimenting the en-
gineer and contractors on the quality
OF the work
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-27

'-aving balance on hand on October
~ f505i
a. addition 10 the money raised
g. rociety has packed and sent 10
re Doise chlldrcns Home about
go quarts ~ fruit and Ieiiiss and
.reparad two ~iayettcs" for the same
rome
AFTER the business session short
5rogram was given consisting Of a
ocal sOlo ~ Mlss Theima shear. a
reading. who's Afraid" BY Miss
Dorothy Ripley and an Initiation
BY the Camp Fire Girls.
Lunch ~aa served 20 sS members
tnd guests. Members are asked 20
safch Tor the announcement Of the
November meeting and 10 be sure
md be present Secretary.