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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 5oth st.-5th Av. to North River.

361 W. 1i7th ST., Manhattan and Morning
side avs.-Three story and basement 10
rooms and 3 baths possession arranged.
PEASE g. ELJsTMAN. $40 Madison av.
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Borough Of BroolsIyn--saie or Kent.

ATTRACTIVE house, furnished or unfur-
nished. for rent or sale. Telephone Long
arr GInc
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.

East Side.
ALLERTON HOUSE FOR MEN
provides the sociabiity OF club. the con-
venience of hotel at fraction OF the cost
of accommodations In first class hotel the
newest OF the Allerton group, History
building. 55th 81. and Madison av
is NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
LEXINGTON AV., 80 (34th) ).-Beautifully
furnished single room. S.
5STH. la E.-Hall and large rooms. steam,
electric: references. HILL.
SD 1l6 East.-Sunny we'll furnished room.
bath adjoining; private family. Lenox
10Ii1.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Unfurnished.

FIVE rooms. between 10th and i60th sts.,
on Washington Heights. for young
| couple: pay high as S25 per room; must
/ be nice. Write SILBERMAN. So Gold St.,
New York
/ FAMILY five, want rooms. west side rent
$50. A II 200 Herald, Herald SO.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A well established shoe manufac-
turing concern In New England
offers an exceptional opportunity
10 a high class man with thorough
experience in the shoe business. one
who can promote and stimulate
sales and help TO install chain of
shoe stores; must have knowledge
of accounting: no investment re-
CURED only one that can fill this
position need apply; state past
references: all correspondence will
be treated confidential. Y 6S2
Herald. Herald 50.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Above seth st.-5th Av. to North River.

LOFTS in garage. 5000 square feet each, 10
let; repair shops. body builders or dead
storage. MILBAUER. 205 West End av.
Columbus $780,
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Miscellaneous.

CARAGES-EAST & WEST SIDE. G.. MON
TAGUE MABIE. 33 w. i2d. Vanderbilt s36.
IOFT5-Possession 1873 w. a4th 25xfoO; 10
w. 10th. 56x92; is Bleecker ST., 25xi00: II
White ST., 50x100. OWNER. 2T22 Longacre.
OFFICES, LOFTS. WAREHOUSES;, Show
ROOMS; ALL SECTIONS. ]. CLA RENEE
DAVIES. 81 NASSAU ST.: JOHN III. 81
CAST a2D ssT.: XANDERRIIT nlI5.
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TWO rooms and bath. ktchenette, furnished,
for six months or less; rent $l25. Can be
seen all day at 1874 East 61st, or write Mrs.
f. II. ARNOLD, Babylon, l.. 7. Tele-
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REAL ESTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Now Jer,e,-saIe or Rent.
AN HONEST BARGAIN-20% CUT

SUBURBAN BUILDER: Will sell at sacrifice a handsome
Colonial charm, designed be finished in the
style of bygone days need cash and have too much
The decorations still to be put
in will install them according to the desires Of purchaser
The eight light and fine big completely
appointed The 10Ox90 feet with several fine
old shade Only minutes walk to trolley in
beautiful residential elevation. Water rights
boating sailing fishing skating. Splendid committing
city $4,000 cash takes it, Balance of
$500 easy mortgages 1t cheap at the regular
price of $4,000 For complete details apply GEO BLACK
WELL Sherman So fist and Broadway New York
city Telephone S400 Columbus
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Borough of Brooklyn-saie or Rent.

STORE.-Large store with cellar, near Lon,
Island Depot JOSEPH GRAF, 3e4 Waiver
~ av. Phone Prospect 1922
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

APARTMENTS OF QUALITY.
East. West Side. Long, short leases.
APARTMENTS RENTING CO..
iTG West 72d St. Phone Columbus 1917.
ATTRACTIVE six room corner apartment
until October. Rhinelander 0696.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished. 4 rooms, piano.
Nictrola, private telephone $500. Cathe-
dra 6046
CHOICE localities; long. short leases.
CLARK REALTY. 3f7 Madison av Van
derblt 1870.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNISHED

S5TH. I12 East-Private house. long lease,
Doctors residence; Offices Lenox 1880.
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FACING PARK. NEAR PLAZA.
59th St, q West. Apt. Sc; real home, not
decorators apartment: three rooms bath.
extra lavatory, living room unusual size.
richly furnished log fire; Steirway grand
large kitchen. silver, linen. bedroom. two
large closets extra day bed; maid service ;
restaurant; shown any time: 1915 month
less on lease 10 October. $500 Plaza.
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LEASES ARE NOT REQUIRED.
BUT
REFERENCES ARE.

Attractvely furnished, for immediate pos
session, suites Of from . 70 3 rooms. corr
pietely furnished hotel service. maid SER
Vice, gas, electricity; linen. china, &C., in
week as arranged.
HOTEL SCHUYLER ARMS.
3o5-311 w 9Sth. Phone River 500.
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BRICK building. Bedford section. suitable
for machine shop, service station or manu-
featuring use. Address OWNER, 277 Clu-
ION St. Brooklyn
HANCOCK ST. 657-0 rooms and bath, cleo
trcity: brick; must be sold good condl-
ton $S 700; owner needs money. Bush
wick 5431.
NO CASH.
New six seven iOom stucco T1atbusd
house, with garage: may be bought no cash
town; only requirement Is monthly payment
equal 10 fair rents: will decorate TO suit.
WILLtAMS-D DE%TER Co. INC.
20 Greenwich av.. n. Y. G. Rector G5s3.
Borough OF Queens-Sale or Rent.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS, 80 Olive place.
corner plot, 9ixo3. irregular; story de-
tached brick residence consisting 10 rooms,
3 baths; all improvements: price and terms
20 suit purchaser. PEASE & ELLlMAN,
$40 Madison av.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

Furnished.
sNiNIJ furht.hed apartment wanted Marct
4 for 10 weeks, vicinity OF Gramercy, Stuy-
vesant or Washington square. Mrs. q. y
trIirFEE. col y. 18th ~.
yOf-Nt;. refined married couple desire smd.
Furnished fiat or room Immediate posses
ion. cooking privileges. RosENTHAL, ~
Herald, $50 Bway.
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NURSE, practical, IL years experience.
takes infants and also girl 4-6 years IN
board and care; references EXCHANGED.
Roller. GO 5. 23d ST., Flushing l.. ]. Phone
Flushing 3O1d
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Hotel Peter Stuyvesant. Seth St, Central
Park West. For information call John 256I.
CHARLES NJ. CANS.
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West Side.

BROADWAY. 1856 Q41st)-Newly decorated,
furnished front parlor; s15: also large
rooms with twin beds; $15: business couple
or gentleman only: also front single room ::
SO. Apartment g.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

HOUSE for sale-1O rooms, all improve
ments, situated in one of best sections OF
Montclair southerly exposure; large living
throughout. five minutes depot and trolleys
small amount of cash terms to suit; IL
you want real home at bargain, see this.
T.. NJ. BARSS owner. 5S Madison av., Mont
clair Tel 309s-W
WOODBRIDGE, n. J.--Modern six room bum
gaow, all improvements. one year old 30
minutes to Hudson Terminal lot 45x1O5.
improved 81, 800 81, 900 cash. Phone DEM
Arrest. Bowling Green 9G2I.
1O3 acres, S room house, bath: barn. poul-
try house; 500 per acre; good, heavy loan
soil no stones. SO miles; miles station
State road 3-F. GA Riverside Drive.
EIorida-saIe or Rent.
FOR sale by owner. one OF the finest estates
IN Florida: beautiful waterfront; every
thing modern: abundance OF fruit; wonder
ful bargain at $4,000. Address WINDSOR.
North Michigan av.. Chicago.
LAKELAND H1GHLANDS--The beautiful
development OF grapefruit and orange
W. T. HALLAM & CO, Tribune Building
New York. or phone Beekman 6i72.
Miscellaneous-Sale o. Rent.
WASHINGTON STATE NEEDS SETTLERS.
Cheap land. excellent soil, ideal climate
raise berries, fruits, vegetables, grain; best
markets: good roads rail and water trans
portaiion. Write j. GRANT HINE<LE. Sec.
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W estchester.

CIENwOOD LODGE,-Two splendid man
.sions linked together up 10 date plumbing.
decorations electrification. furnishings: de-
iightfully overlooking Palisades Hudson {:
garage: half hour Grand Central; street car
close; airy rooms, private baths; select peo-
pie: winter home comforts: best service; II
years experience: single. $50 TO $50; double.
$40 TO SI5 per week: references and inter-
view required. ANNIE LANE, 500 North
Broadway. Phone Yonkers 5414
ROCKLEDGE MANOR HOTEL.
i24 Bruce AVA few dcsirable rooms open
for engagement. Ionkcrs 33i4.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

PARK AVENUE CORNER.
MANHATTAN AVENUE BLOCK FRONT.
IN THE SEVENTIES.
Fireproof building. equities S150000 each.
What are we offered in exchange?
PEASE ELLIMAN. $40 MADISON AN.
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phone 90.
TO sublet--'Three rooms and bath. furnished
Hotel Peter Stuyvesant. Seth St, Central
Park West For information call John 256I.
CHARLES N. CANS.
WILL subet room furnished apartment.
the end of September references required.
Phone for appointment Barclay 3e4o.
6STH, 40 west.-For rent. apartment, two
rooms. BATH ktchenette. beautifully fur
nished. Columbus s093. GRIFFITH.
77TH ST. 335 West. near Drive.-Hgh class,
newly decorated. furnished apartment. with
maid service. Apply superintendent.
10TH ST. W.. near Riverside
furnished apartment. I rooms. to rent un-
I'll October T. Oriental rugs, mahogany fur
niture. linen and silver Phone Schuyler S55.
01'rH, 30S West-Two immense rooms. south
ern exposure well furnished. baby grand:
i10TH and Broadway--7 rooms. beautifully
furnished, baby grand piano; S225. Tel.
1929 Cathedral.
ioS z. 9Th st.-Furnished apartment, two
rooms. bath. ;itchenette; entire floor; sum
mer rates. Phone Plaza 3s6.
i5i West 103d St.-Six light rooms. nicely
furnished; one years lease. Academy 3263;
112D 6Ol West.--Six rooms. elevator. plano,
silver, linen; reasonable. Inquire Supt.
Borough of Brooklyn.
FIVE room furnished apartment, all out
side rooms. facing Prospect Park; one min
ute from subway June TO October. g. VAN
SICKLE, 155 Woodruff av., Flatbush.
Brooklyn. Call Friday and Monday after
$50 p. NJ
PROSPECT PARK WEST 1.-Two rooms. nice
ly furnished: bath, steam heat: apartment; :;
gentlemen only. Call South 4551.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

-~-~-~-~-~~--~---~-~->--~
-FOUR fine building lots, Manhattan; equit!
S31 500; what's offered? Sharum l10 B'way
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

DOUGLAS MANOR HOTEL.
Douglaston, l.. T.. In New York city over
looking Little Neck Bay; rates S25 up
American plaE excellent table: golf; 80
trains daily; 90 minutes Penn. Station.
Phone Bayside 1923
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WILL sublet 4 room furnished apartment.
all light outside rooms. from June until
the end of September: references required.
Phone for appointment Barclay 394O.
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MisceIlaneous-sale o. Rent.
FARM PROPERTY.

Miscellaneous.
FARMS for sale: catalogue free
Strout Farm Agency. Box +. 100 Nassau 81.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET,


From Battery to 18th St. Inclusive.
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B0ARDERS WANTED.

PRIVATE family has beautiful homo to
offer gentleman willing TO pay for first
class accommoda tion. Cathedral 5S25.
43D ST. 33t E.-Children, two years up: :
play yard. Murray Hill 4553.
sgd, ia w. CGrsyccurt, Spacious parior..
lounge steam hea1 rooms. single. en- suite
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7TTH ST. 335 West. near Drive.-High class,
newly decorated, furnished apartment. with
maid service, Amply SUPERINTENDENT.
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New Jrr.c,-snIe cr Erm.

new Colonial house, rooms (. baths
steam heat: white trim. sun porch. ever
tlon. view near station plot 100000; ir.
mediate poagosaion s. 81 WAT,eTVtTNf
GORuoE T. FORMAN Rdcewood. n. J
rsi 5jJ. i20 Broadway New York city.
Ht.'tor 71ts.
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ROOMS TO RENT.
Opportunity for bachelors; exclusive hotel
offers single room on bachelor club floor at
So per day; excellent service, showers and
baths. valet, &C.; superior restaurant below
5oth st. near 7th av. A 102 Herald, Her
I aid SO.
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BANK ST., 15.-Large room. suitable. for
two: also light housekeeping privileges.
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FOREST HILLS GARDENS, l.. J
Three rooms and bath, 81 $40 up; even less
PREPAID Apply Gardens Apartment, By sta
ton. Forest Hills. only 10 minutes by cleo
trit train from Penn. station. Saith st. and
9Th av. New York city. Phone schuyler
EARLE. agent 900 w seth at, N. \. z.
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HUTEI NOMIS,
65O-652 West i25th st.
Rooms with private bath. $12 weekly; With
out, 50 up every convenience. Telephone
Morningside $40 and 70s.
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10TH ST. w. near Riverside
furnished apartment, rooms. to rent un-
I'll October I; Oriental rugs, mahogany fur
niture. linen and silver. Phone Schuyler 355..
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ST NICHOLAS AV.. near 145th.-Warm.
we'll furnished, homelike room: gentleman;
private family; elevator. Tel. Audubon 1872,
apt 40.
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WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE
BATsON FARM AGENCY. 4sp 5th av., n. Y.
YoU WILL SOON HEAR a good cssi abou
Rockland County. HOWARD GoLDsMITr
Nyack on the Hudson. ". v.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-08
Salmon Acreage
Large and the
Condition Fine

The salmon reservoir gauge stands
at as available storage .s.eso acre
feet. according to report OF the sal
mon Canal company
The last delivery for Irrigation for
the season has heen concluded. al
though there will he later runs for
domestic uses as required
Threshing Is now well under way
the yields are averaging we'll. In some
eases s5 bushels OF wheat per acre
Is reported. The prospects for alfalfa
seed is unusually promising. aud the
weather is very favorable OF seed
from second crop where one crop Of
hay was taken from the land.
OF the ss.ooe acres in cultivation
this year. nearly so per cent Is IN al
falfa and clover or new seeding. and
over is.oeo acres are in wheat. oats
and barley.
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REMARKABLE

conduct IN office made by County Al.
forney Baker. on tWcnty-sevrn
counts
The charges include services done
by eonncllmen for city. materials
furnished and signing OF warrants to
pay for same. All said to be In ylo-
lation 81 Law Charge Is also made
IN each ease that In voting for John
G. l.undy AZ city manager the Law
was violated AZ the powers aud priv
iieges carried by that office could
only be exercised by the duly elected
qualified and acting Officers OF the
ely which D. Of insufficient popnla-
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Dryden Gets 81
Bushels Wheat From
Fifty-Acre Field

From Record OF August lS.b
The highest average yield of
wheat 10 the acre yet reported 10
cally ON a large acreage production
Is that OF Charles Dryden. residing
of town. who on Tuesday
finished threshing a 50-aere field
that produced 81 bushels TO the ae-
re- Parts OF the field yielded much
heavier than this figure. The wheat
Is OF the Dlcklow variety. and Is said
10 be OF exceptional quality.
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80 Bushels Wheat
Per Acre From
Big Maxwell Field
From Record of Aug. $50

The highest yield OF wheat so far
reported in this vicinity was raised
on the John Maxwell ranch near
Peavey. by j. III. Pierson.
In all there was a field OF nearly
2oo acres that produced an average
OF sc bushels TO the acre. One patch
OF IA acres yielded right around so
bushels TO the acre Part OF the crop
was eat with a mower. and gathered
with a sulky rake. much OF the wheat
being necessarily left on the ground
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DOOLEY'S DOGS
WIN TWO PLACES
AT TRIAL MEET


Al the first exhibition OF the South
ern Idaho Field Trial association held
al the Cioyd Oliver ranch south OF
BAIL, Thursday of last vsek. Red
Irish Settlers from the kennels of y
Il. Dooley. Twin Falls took two pise-
e out OF the first five. HIS Erin Girl
was given second place. While an
other OF his dogs. uszepps vss
awarded fourth.
FIRST place vent TO dog beion gins
TO Tiiiotson Of Boise. While third
place went 20 c. divers Llewsliyn.
female. Ernest White OF Twin Falls
won fifth place With his 0rifton.
II was an all age stake. only r.
glstered classes being allowed 10 com
pete. tragic feature Of the trial
meet was the sudden death At noon
Of Doctor Maberly OF Boise. Who hs.l
Judged the morning syena. lie feel
dead Just after coming from th.
field.
AIR, Dooley. who was formerly head
of the Filler schools. vas elected pr
sident OF the Southern Idaho Field
Trial association at a meeting the
previous "Wednesday evening. othsr
officers are Marcus Ware. Or. Oar
rah. q. Areaus and Mr.. 0ibbs
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FACTS ABOUT THE
FAIR GROUNDS HERE

500 people
Ticket office aud an office build
ing.
There are in addition four com
fort stations for men and five for
women and children. also sanitary
drinking fountains.
The grounds are provided with a
ball diamond and six-hole golf
course.
The grounds are open In the pub
lie at all times for picnic purposes
and for public meetings
Auto tourists have the use OF the
facilities tina, the grounds afford No
charge.
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Value OF Grounds and Equipment
Placed at 500. 900 .00--Nsny
improvements This Year.

The grounds consist OF forty acres
situated at the east end OF Main
Street. Filler. about equal distances
from Twin Falls and Bull They are
owned and maintained by the county.
The entire acreage Is seeded 10
grass. the driyeways are we'll laid
Out and about eight acres are set
with shade trees.
A standard half-mile track is kept
Ia condition throughout the year.
The grounds are we'll lighted and
the water system is such that water
Is available in all parts where people
assemble or stock is kept.
All buildings are substantially
constructed OF rustic siding and
shingle roofs They are painted.
well lighted and water is provided
Ia all OF them where IL is desirable
and convenient for exhibitors
The harms consist OF one e00-foot
barn for racing horses.
One 2G0-foot double barn for eI-
Eibition horses.
TWO l00-foot double barns for
cattle. Ina addition 10 which there are
open barns for co head OF show
stock.
One 2O0-foot double barn for
swine and sheep.
one hay and straw harm 2Or4s
feet.
4 One eappaeions poultry house.
Two hundred feet OF substantial
display sheds for implements.
A sales pavilion. and an open air
Judging stand.
One beautiful bungalow devoted
exclusively TO the use OF the Junior
Farmers.
A dining hall s4xeo feet. with
modern equipment.
A building for display OF wom-
ems work.
A produce building with 4 .400
square feet OF floor space.
A ladies' rest room with modern
and sanitary equipment.
crandstand with capacity OF
500:
Two hundred feet OF open bleach
.rs affording $500 feet OF seating
space.
Anxnner 10 grandsfand that SEATS
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tion TO permit or allow the sppoiss
ment 81 city manager.
Action Of the county attorney vas
based ON written statement sigu~d
By n. r. Astle. Alvin Keller. W. W.
Mattinson, r. r. Dsmpisr. A II.
smith, @. A. seholer. A. y. BsynxT
r. W Halliday. s. l.. Robertson. q
r Allen. G. A Jones. =. y. Victor
r 4. Fisher. Homer Martin and A
l.. Funk. calling his attention 10 nj
legged infraction Of the Iav commit
ted by the four men 10 question.
Mayor creasey. CouncIlmeu Will
Iis. and Dewitt. when asked for a
statement by News Representative
each said they had absolutely soth-
ing TO say At this time.
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Record Wheat Yield
Made on Farm of
Jesse Hainline
IRON Record OF August 49,

from Record OF August 10,
Seventy-five bushels OF wheat per
ihrashed Monday by Jesse Hainline.
owner OF the former G. Sommer
farm adjoining Filler on the south.
The wheat is the Dieklo~ variety
and is certified From the four and
bushels. Only SEQ pounds Of seed
was planted. showing that each
pound yielded more than a bnshel
OF wheat
This is one OF the heaviest yields
reported here 80 far this season.
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CHARGES FILED
AGAINST RUPERT
CITY OFFICIALS
sa, Men Violated Law In Issuing
Warrants FOR Labor aud Material
Furnished.
lRnpert NeMk. }

Citation notices were filed against
l. W. Creasey. city mayor; W - 10
hon. n. l.. willis and Jos ~. Dewitt
counoilmen 10 appear In court Sep.
Il TO answer charges OF mis-.
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We acknowledge with grateful ap-
probation the kinanrss and sympa-
thy extended us b. individuals and
organizations la connection with the
burial 81 our son. and brother.
Mrs $ coode aud Family
Mr.. aud Mrs. G II Lancaster
Mr. aud Airs iiarold Sorensen
AAN.
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wllford Olsen went 10 Riehfieid
Thursday OF last week. where the
Filler Seed company have large
acreage of peas. which are nov being
threshold aud loaded for shipment
here. for picking.
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MONEY For small farm
loans sleoo. sfzeo. sl7oo. ssooa
aud other sums available Arthur
l.. Swim. Twin Falls ad
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Season Tickets for the Fair ere
ON sale az Modern Drug shop aud o.
The office OF the secretary Prize.
$50. "a,
Daily picayune., 1921-04-02
ILLINOIS BANK ROBBED.

Chicago, April In q spectacular raid. rivaling the Western movie drama for real thrills, four bandits today rob bed the tSate bank at Summit. H.. of S15.O00 and escaped.
 They were pursued by hastily as sembled posse. but passing train cut off their pursuers at n railroad cross ing, and they were enabled to get into Chicago and lose themselves in tht maze of ears on the boulevards
 Three employees-one woman-and four patrons, two of whom were women were in the bank when the raiders en tered. Three of the thieves entered the bank, revolvers in hand. The fourth remained outside in a big new
Daily picayune., 1921-04-02
WEAK; RUNDOWN
Carolina Lady Got So She Could Just Drag. "Cardui Built Me
 Up," She Declares.

Kernersyille. N. C.-In an interest. ing statement regarding Cardui. the Woman's Tonic, Mrs. Wesley Mabe, of near here. recently said; ''I have known Cardui for years, but never knew its worth until year or so ago. was in a weakened, rundown con- dition. l became draggy-didn't eat or sleep to do any good; couldn't do any, thing without a great effort. l tried different remedies and medicines, yet continued to drag,
 sI decided to give Cardui a trial. and found 1t was just what I really needed. It made me feel much strong CT soon after 1 began to use 1t. l be- gnn to eat more, and the nervous, weak feeling began to leave. Soon I wss sleeping good
 Cardui built me up as no other tonic ever did.
 ~I used CardM with one daughter who was puny. felt bad and tired out all the time. It brought her right out, and soon she was as we'll as a girl could be. We think there is nothing nke Cardui."
 Do not allow yourself to become weak and rundown from womanly troubles. Take Cardui. You may find . just what you really need. For 0ere than 40 years it has been used ny 0nousands and thousands, and found - e MrA Mabe describes.
 ~ yoar druggist'A NO.1A1
Daily picayune., 1921-04-02

car evidently stolen, and kept the en- zine running. Employees and patrons were forced to line up along a wall, with their hands in the air. One ot the thieves fired at Frank Mandei, the cashier, narrowly missing his head.
 While one robber robbed the employ ees and patrons of their money and jew .elry, the others forced Cashier Mandei to open the cage and vault, One of the robbers entered the vault and scooped up what money was in sight and then cleaned off the cashiers desk of sever al rolls of bills