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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
CADETS AND VA. TECH
TO PLAY TAk0LA HERR:
Recently Organzicd Quint !las
Secured Leading Cagcrs
Of Richmond.
ornN SEASON JANUARY
Drcn,Inaurht Athletic club First Op-
poncnt> SvarthniOrc VIII ifc
Played iatcr-rlnns Are Formu-
Imlrd for NrNt SEASONS Hall fcRn.

Taxa E"!a. 4 member Of tho CONF
m"rCial Baseball League OF lichr"nd
during 'hr season just closed Last
night entered tho independent has
kr,bail :iclJ %: Richmond. AMI VIII
lave on. "a the strongest iudcrend@nt
teams in Virginia. Judging from the
players lh.y have secured. The SOFT
drink boys entered basketball with
a bang. for they already hay" closed
for games with two OF tn leadln.
college fvcE in Virginia. bike
kievrsahl. manager. announced at "A
supper toudcrcdd tn" basketball ana
baseball teams. that Virginia Tech
ana Virginia Military Institute would
send their lives 10 this city for
games. Tech Will h" PLAYED January
81. While tho cadets will meet the
local outfit on Washingtons birth
dav. Februar. -.
Having secured several Of Rich
mond's star carc!s. il appears that
Takola viii make . strong hid for
the independent championship Of tho
South. "Bili'' Wharton. one of tho
best forwards ever turned out At Y.
L. L.: Ci1ud" Woodward. former John
Marshall High school forward; But
,"rworth. former guard on Eandoiph-
I Macon college, ana stove MclihaneN,
I former guard on the Iiampdcn- Sid =
/ nlay'rs. Wharton has been elected
| captain O: INC quint. Rooster En-
mig, 'Slecpy" iiolladay Barron a
newcomer here. and punk" Pendlc-
ton. are the other member. OF the
squad. FsVdlcton hardly VIII play
this year. "a h" i out with a sprainrd
ankle hurt while playing indoor base
ball recently.
Many College Quints IL B" Played
While the games with Tech and the
Cadets are The main attractions in
tho schedule. several other college
nuints viii lie played in EicHmou /.
Svarthmorc has accented contract
0T"red hy the local team. uut Tho
cate Of ~. contest has not h..p Co.
cid"d upon. Hand"lph-Macou. VII
lam ana Mar University nj Rich
mond, Naval Ras". YORK Profession
ais iop"weil Collcg!ans. Wals- For
est, Drcadnaught Athletic ClVb.
LyuchbuTg f.lks Congress HEIGHTS
Yankees, ana the QEautico Marines
also viii frOught icrc. Tn. seq
son Nil! regin with tho Dread
naughts IN january :, They Will be
followed ~ the Marine Corp, tom
on January "A.
captain Whrrton last nigh; callei
Tie men ont for practic. soon after
Thunksg!viu Lee school l;lucs'
hrmory. iiowitzers' hrmory AMI tho
McGiN gymnasium are avaI'ab!. :ur
practice. El.v-sall stal.I that an
20 these places would %. selected
later rs Tie men. as if vas lott with
'Aaa wn"re th- tract b" g-sEi, na =
u g. d. -I.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-12
THAT MEMORIAL

There seems 10 be cons derabIe mis-
understanding regarding the stand
taken BY the Messrs Haman & Dresser
and the entire fourth ward and nu-
merous other citizens of the city of
Hammond in regard to the memorial
proposition. The purpose Of the stand
taken was to bring the proposition
before the people. where it properly
belongs. for their decision, and as far
as the council bowling TO the wishes
Of the above named gentlemen il was
nothing more than a case of common
sense and good judgment on the part
of the whole body.
The issue is not whether or not to
establish a memorial for our war
heroes but rather that all the peo-
pie OF Hammond at the regular cleo
ton shall have the opportunity 10 *
press themselves on such PROPOSE
ton.
The previously proposed memorial
park would be Of no direct benefit -
bae soldiers and sailors themselves.
Besides it would create bonded in
debtedness that they themselves would
be obliged 70 pay.
Why should the' city Of Hammond
spent $4,000 a. this time. when there
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-12
CAMP A|GN
NEAR EAST
RELIEF NOW

Final arrangements were made today
for the opening Of the campaign to
raise funds for the Near East Relief ana
the Chinese Famine sufferers. meet
Of the Hammond committee was held at
noon today at the Lyndora Hotel. At
which the entire proposition was dis
cussed.
DR.. Brown, who is doing field work
for the Near East Relief in Indiana
spoke at the meeting and explained the
different methods which would be en
played. The people are being approach
Cd through the schools. churches ana
social organizations.
There will be speakers in the sunday
Schools and churches Of the city tonor-
row and it is expected to have large
share of the fund pledged before night.
During next week the lodges and other
social organizations will take UP the
matter. At the meeting of the Lake
County Building Trades Council last ev
ening, the representatives of the diff
terent unions were heartily in favor of
the movement and voted 10 throw I'll Of
the local meetings next week creu TO
speakers. Meetings of several unites
are held each evening at the Labor
Temple
Because of the urgent need to aid in
China because Of the famine which Is
causing thousands Of deaths daily. this
Is also been included with the Near
East work. The subscription blanks are
arranged 50 that tho donor can specify
TO which fund he wishes his coatribu
ton TO 60. Unless one * specified, the
money will be divided equally
Miss Butter, a nurse who was former
~ with the Red Cross in Europe. during
and following the world war and who
was later transferred to relief work
In the Near East. was present az the
meeting today and described graphically
the situation which exists in Armenia
IN that country 1t IS a case largely IF
caring for children and few women
EFT destitute because of the ravagez Of
the Turks There are no men and the
majority Of the women were carried
away The children travel in droves
ike dogs. eating what they can find. FIRE
ouently stuff which is worse than gar
ba 20
There are no longer any rats. cats
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-12

Don't wait until you are
all in. down and out before
consulting a chiropractor, but
at the first sign of danger
(slight though it may Beg ask
for a SPINAL ANALYSIS. If
it is found that your spine is
out Of alignment, take the
CHIROPRACTIC VERTE-
BRAL ADJUSTMENTS as
often as your ohiropractor
deems necessary and you will
be healthy and will MAKE
GOOD" CHAS. F. VII
LIAMS, Chiropractor. Suite
l05 Citizens National Bank
Bldg. Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-12
ESTATE HINGES ON
PHOTOGRAPH

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERWcEl
H0AER, ILL MarCh--A defaCed
photograph with studio inscription gone
ezcept for .20l Main street is the
only key 70 the disposition Of $50.
o0c left by John O'Connor Who died
recently at Hastings, Neb.
The name Of the studio ought IN
order that a question Of O'Connor.s
identity may BE- settled 1t is assertec
that the dead man really is Governor
Elirkmsn. who was a cobbler here in
1853 and deserted his wife Mary In
Camden. Ohio, in 1859
a four year Old sou was bound on,
to a widow ia RainzzfHe IND. ana
this boy now IS claiming the estate
lie Hvs= IL Charlton Iowa
a reward Fl Sf00 has been offered
for Tie name IF The t1ao taking the
o'Connor picture or for another pho,
togra7h through which The estate can
he settlod.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-12

dogs or nice in the desolate regions be-
cause the children have eaten them She
told ct one man bringing a bag Of rats
with him from another district and Civ
ing them TO the children who tore them
TO pieces and devoured them almost be-
fore the animals were dead Another
case was cited in which a child was
found at the edge Of a cemetery gnawins
az a bone which She had dug from a
shallow grave.
The relief stations as nav equipped
can handle only a small part Of the thou
sands who elamor for aid. Many must
h. turned away even though those i'll
charge Of the station realize that ii
means death by starvation for the un-
fortunatcc within few days
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-12
Another Woman Tn
Smith-Hamol1 Tragedy
Mother Of Erring Girl in
Court Room to Stand By
Her Daughter
81 afTLDREp MoRRIs
tsrArr CORRESPONDENT y seRvcsI

IsrAFF CORRESPONDENT = n sERWcEl
ARDMORE, Okla. March 12--"He
loved me" says Mrs. Jake IIamon
He loved me" says the other won,-
an in the Hamor triangle.
There are he3rt breaks for both
women as the trial Of Clara Smith
Hamon proceeds
There is still another woman in the
DRAMA with-red little woman with
a gentle face wrinkled with care and
a tragic look in her tired eyes She +
Clara Smith Hamon's mother She IS
used to heart breaks as all mothers
are
She SITS beside her daughter IN The
courtroom. sometimes holding her
hand, sometimes gently soothing ner
as she weeps. Sne left the bedside Of
her aged husband who is dying % III
Psso, Tex. from tuberculosis II was
fathers wish that she should come
She has reared I'VE children ans
buried two others. With her wrinkIei
hands clasped ruotionless in her lap.
she told today OF her girl. Clara. ii
was a story or mother love defying an
The world with is faith
Clara always was good girl at
home she sail. we we're just p0 r
folks she wen- to work at Is and
heiped out II home with her wages.
She would some home every night ana
study or praeti>e her plano lessons.
We always fel- Clara would max
something 81 a4reelf she was IS am
bilious and ueve" minded hard work.
II just couldn't believe t about has
and his man when I heard thjnEs
couldn't believe il 8f nv cf-f ~ffe
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-12
To be healthy you MUST
POSSESS A NORMAL SPINE.

All medical men who are
liberal minded and not blind
ly prejudiced, all scientists
and, above all, all people pos
sessing common sense now
admit that the spine IS the
keystone of the human body;
and that If it IS out Of align
ment Gin other words, out Of
hne). there IS bound to be a
punching Of the nerves which
viii prevent the vital force
from flowing uninterruptedly
to the various organs which
are not receiving their proper
quota Of life force.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-12
MAKE GOOD OR
MAKE ROOM"

The competent chiroprator
is a spine specialist. He pal
pates the spine carefully and
ascertains exactly where the
vertebrae (small bones) are
out of line (subluxated).
Using his bare hands alone he.
by means of Chiroprachc Yer
bral Adjustments. puts
these vertebrae back in line.
The nerve pressure is thus re-
lieved. the life force flows
freely to the organs involved.
and HEALTH IS THE RE
suit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-12

are so many soldiers and sailors out
of employment, on project which
apparently did not have its inception
IN the hearts or minds Of the real
taxpayers.
Let all the citizens Of Hammond
write and give our heroes a memorial
from which they would derive some
direct benefit. Give the people an OPP
portunity TO express themselves on
this question.
FRED G. HAGG.
r. A. BROWN,
4. K. SPIELBERGER.
Comm, - ,-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-12

This has been called The
Tragedy Of Progress. A
business man or a business
woman in this Twentieth Cen
fury must do one Of these two
things, !. e., Make Good or
M ke Room" for someone
else. There is no happy me
dunn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-12
VOICE OF
---.-.maA TIE Msa..-
p z Q p l. e
MORE ABOUT
DAYLIGHT SAVING

As n daylight saving time would
say that in the hot months Of the sum
mer one cannot lie down TO rest until
about IL 2. m. as the article Of the
eleventh has said that the kids were
playing on the streets making so much
noise have seven children myself
and VIII also say that they are at
home where they belong, not making
any noise to annoy other people.
4 WORKING MAN
ALSO SUBSCRIBER
Hammond. Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-12
| Am Now Using

Or. Burkharts Vegetable Compound in
my practice with good results. In cases
OF Stomach Trouble, Rheumatism. Ca
tarrh and as Blood Purifier il has no
equal All afflicted should avail them
selvec Of his great offer. sending for a
trea tment. Pay.when cured. DIT. a 5.
Shelman, Louisville. Ky.
Write today for trial treatment.
Pay when cured. Address 621 Main St
Cincinnati, O. 50 days treatment, 25c;
20 DAYS soc. All drug gists.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-12

whom he had been appearing for
weeks. failed to. recognize. him when
he came on the set. That is why
Browning referred to Clancy as a
real actor
Photoplsy goers who attend the De
Luxe Theater next week during the
showing of Outside the Law" VIII
have to guess for themselves what the
part is
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-12
NEGRO BOUND OVER

Tom Clark. the negro. VINO beaded a
fast motorcycle for three blocks yes
terday before being captured. appeared
before The Hammond police court this
morning TO answer TO the charge Of
ro5oing Aaron Jigay a second hand
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-12

sunday Topping the list is the comedy
club juggling act put on By the Four
Normans Other acts are Gordon s.
Healy. the comedians. the Sherwoods
who do singing and talking: Van s.
g-crk in a comedy sktt entitled. His
Nest and Earl. Rial & Goodwin.
harmony singers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-12

To make good IN your bus
mess ventures. in the service
you render your employer. In
your home life. and among
your neighbors-YOU MUST
BE HEALTHY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-12
Death of H. c. Kopplin

Vita the death Of Herman g.. Kov'
pin. 81. yesterday. Black OAK lost oua
OF its oldest and most respected eitt-
zens. TIis death is attributed 30 hear
trouble Funeral services VIII be fra4.
the home OF the deceased mans daug BIZ
ter. Mrs. John Nimitz, at Black oah
Interment viii be al Ross townsa.i
cemetery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-12

penal farm. Government officials b.
lieoe that Bacocza mas something Oh
ten. so on their recommendation ard
the recommendation OF the prosecute
the jan sentence was suspended on thr
promise Of the prisoner 10 tell wat
he knows
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-12

clothing dealer. Of SIS in cash. clark
pleaded not guilty and was bound over
TO the criminal court for trial He
was taken to Crown Point this MORT
ing. Clark must also face the charge.
Of picking the pocket Of John Collins.
colored OF SEQ His bond is fixed at
81 lnn
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-07
METHODIST ANNOUNCEMENT

sunday morning at 10 o'clock. BIZ
bile school. superintendent BY X. III,
MeAtee. Classes for all. II o'clock
morning service and communion.
sermon subject. The Ultimate Test
~ Dccipleship
2p. ma Election OF delegate to
the annual conference TO be held at
Twin Falls. beginning August 81.
ap. m. Rev. George Mecklenburg
Cd. will address mass meeting
on the subject. christianity aud the
World Crisis e
y. m. Epworth League Devo-
tional services led by David PARROT.
subject. Living Close 10 Christ"
y. m Evening worship. Sub
iect. beginning"
A cordial Invitation 20 all services.
July m 20 ~ the Epworth League
Institute az Camp Epworth. In Warm
'anyon. about three miles above
cayer no, springs A great outing
and spieadid time Is promised.
{. n DEAL, Pastor.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-07
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
tcontributed)

tcontributed)
The new pastor. the Rev Martin
Lewis bnrget. young man In the
prime OF life. 10 doing good work In
the Sunday school. and preaching
twice on Sunday most seceptably.
The members OF the church appre-
ciate his services most highly. His
sermon last Sunday evening was an
able defense OF the Bible.
Mr. nurget said that millions OF
good books have flourlshed for a
number OF years but are now buried
In the cemetery OF Public Libraries
Among books that have withstood
the test OF time aud have retained
their popularity, are Pilgrims Pro
Eresa. shakesperc's Works. Uncle
Toms Cabln-but greater than all
theae--thc grand old book we call
the Bible-the Wisdom. the Truth
aud the Word OF God.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-07
80 <%<< - = = = = =
/, MAROA NOTES :
' y = . 4 = . = y Q - :


chiidren's Day was observed a
Maroa last Sunday The anditorlnn
vas beautifully decorated and ths
children gave splendid program
before a large audience. Much inter.
est "a being shown Ia the community
In the Sunday school work.
Tuesday the Maroa Canning club
sent 10 Crystal Springs orchard and
gave quite demonstration ia can
aing The girls met al the school
house al 80 where three cars. dny-
m ~ Or. o'ReiiIy. Mr. Peters and
Mr.. McAtee took them 10 the or
hard. They were armed TO the
teeth" with all their canning para
9hernalia and upon arriving al the
orchard proceeded at once 10 pick
fhslr cherries In the canning each
girl did each OF the different steps
In her turn and In this work much
work was accomplished and each one
learned canning as she worked.
when the results OF the days work
vas checked up Il was found that
ZIG quarts OF fruit had been canned
The girls all considered the venture
Iuite a lark as we'll as a good days
work. The club consists OF Mildred
Burtsch. Ruth Brown. lila Smith.
Grace Crosno. Grace Malone. Eve
and Neva Moseiey. Jesse Landroth.
Viola Diehl, Layelle Konkel. Myra
Peters and Hazel Williamson.
d. c. sierer Is seriously ~ at
hospital al Twin Falls
SIR. and Mrs. John Armour and
laughter have arrived for an extend
u visit with the family OF j T.
brentwood Their home Is In Okla
roma and they made the trip by au-
Mrs. James Allison came Wednes-
lay from Centralia III. for an ex-
ended visit with her sister Mrs os-
ar Doty.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-07
BOND ELECTION
TUESDAY

n is the duty Of every eligible vo.
ter tn Pillar 90 not only register Cor
bat TO vote a, the fie.ooo bond cleo.
flon.
Registration closes Saturday alFht
The s.-Ss.v= - Tuesday
The need for carrying the bonds l.
undi-pated A handful Of voters
voting In tbs affirmative can carry
them. aud 4 Il possible that this viii
- shat ~iil happen. but A. a matter
Of civic duty every eligible voter
should make Il point 10 east note
al tso polls Tuesday FoR the boads
Tomorrow aud Saturday ere the
isrt days you may register with the
village clerk
roits Win Be open FOR voting AZ TIE
village offices ON Matn street from
. m. 20 : p. m Tuesday.
vorr ron THE noSDs'
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-07

1921. for the delivery in the two
grade school houses In Filler Indes
pendent School District No. 4 ~
one hundred t100) tons of mine RIM
coal: fifty 600 tons TO be delivered
on or before September Ist. Ig9I
and fifty 900 tons later. upon thir.
~ days notice by the board. pid
dess are requested to quote prices for
coal delivered in the school build-
ings and also for coal on the car +,
Filler.
BY order of the Board.
Dated at Filler. Idaho, this 29tb
day of June. 1921.
w. A. SHEAR, Clerk.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-07
FIRMS HAVE Sgw HOMES
IN MAIN STREET nriIpt>c

The Erkhoru Creamery company
and w X Scott. tailor. this week
moved into their new quarters In
the reesntiy completed Hammer
aals, building on Main street
These firms have leased the quar-
tiers for y period OF five years. and
have fitted up their new places OF
business IN An attractive manner.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-07

BE HERE NEXT WEEK

BE HERE NEXT WEEK
UNIVERSITY or IDAHO Mos
cow Eighteen eoanties Of the state
vii be Visited in the next TWO months
by potato experts Of the uniyerslf5
OF Idaho. carrying out a program o.
field work with farmers. conducted
by the university extension division
In cooperation With the county farm
bureaus.
G. G Vincent professor OF horii-
culture a. the unigersify aud horii-
eaIturist OF the experiment staLion.
will work With The farm bureaus IN
Goodins county. July sos Lincoln
county. July rs; Jerope. July s-lI;
Twin Falls. Jaly l2rls; Cassia. July
1915: Minfdoka 1915. ana Bling
ham, July 1919.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-07

An error appeared last week In
tho advertisement OF q. G. Dean,
thru the use OF the wrong cut. max
ing Il appear that Mr.. Dean dealt In
batteries OF another make than Ex-
lde. The advertisement appears
This week In It's correct form.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-07
WHY NOT
TRY IT.

All over the country merchants
are adopting the three per cent me-
thod OF Advertising. and Il IA proving
so profitable and satisfactory 10
Thorn that We believe our Filler busi-
ness mon would do we'll to give II at.
tsntion Actual tests Ia hundreds
OF cases have proved that an adver-
tlslng appropriation OF three per cent
OF the previous years gross sales
have Increased tho business % Ia
per cent This Increase doesn't
happen the first week after tho adj
yeftistnx starts. but In the cumula-
tive effect OF campaign carried on
regularly r@ch week for "a whole
year. n the three per cent we're all
spant IN one Ffand blow out Il would
be- wasted. Bat distributed over an
satire year Il Il the sarest business
builder IN the world hix city stores
spssd aud per eent bat In towns
the size 81 FILLER. the three per cent
viii DO a. much. and even more on
she capital Invested. There Il one
sure way 10 prove this. and You can't
lose sithsf. and that h % Try u out
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-07

FOUND-192I auto license plate
ana number. Identify and pay for
"a Att
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-07

I
FOR sALE-TW0 lots and two 3
room houses; bargain. c. w
inorn'pn SS-p
lFoR- sAI.E-zFolr- burner Perfection
oil stove. Almogt new Z. s
LaHue ~ Hfi I ~ S 14-tf
FOR SALE Jersey COW, fresh this
month. Sc, her In Frank Taylors
pasture Terms. G +. Wilcox. 14-ti
-,~r~~--o~---~-~-~-,~~
FOR sALE~-Cole's Hot Blast range
good as new J.sN Price. al FL
ler Auto co. 1871
-o-~~o.-~-+-,~.--~---~-~-- ~-~--~~---~-~~~~-~~.-
FOR sALEr-Blaek Caps and Col
umblan purple raspberries. l.. d
Allen. 16-3tp
FOR SALE Three lots on Filler
Main street district 10000
each. Inquire b.. care this office
,~-~-0~-~~~~~~-~~-~~~
FOR SALE Deering binder in good
condition. John l.. Peters, one
mile west and u mile north Ma
roa school house 17-tf
,-~~~~-~~~-~~--~~--~-~ - ~--~-~---7~-~-0-~~-
FOR sALE--Jenkins stacker and
International buck rake Inquire
Record Office 17-lt
'-,->-~~-o-~-~~-~-~---~-
FOR sALE--Two burner oil stove
Excellent $3.50. Mrs
A. A. Newberry 1912
.~-~~-~~~---~-~-~~---~----
TOR sALE-l4-ineh riding pillow. as
good as new. will sell cheap for
cash. j. W. Price. with Filler
Auto Company lG II
-~-~-~--~-~-~-~~~-.~~-~~
wANTED-A competent woman for
general homework. Must be
good cook. No girls need apply
Inquire this office. 16fi
~~~--~~-~~-~--~->~-----~~- -~---~--~-->-----
To Buy Second hand
lawn mower Inquire S. care this |
office. LETT
-~--~--.------~---,~-~>~.- ~----~>------~-~---~-~
LOST
e~~~-~~~@-~-o-~~~~-~-~n~ ~-~-~~-~~-0-~--~~~-~-~~-
LOST-Black dog. answers TO the
name OF Ted" Notify this Of
fiY 14-4tp
~,~~>>t~(~~-~y~<>~--~~-~~~
FOUND
-r-~~~-~---~~--~----~, ~>----~-~--~~~---~s-~~--~
fOuND-Pair leather gloves lden-
tify and pay for ad. Otto Stein
man. 15-tf.
-~-~s9-~~-~-~-.~e--~~---~-~ ~~-~-----~~~-~~~---~
east Main street, Mon
day. key on chain Identity and
pay for adj 11-tf
'OUND-South OF town. rear auto
light and license plate Identify
and pay for ad. I3tf
-~----s,e-----~-~----->-~ ------~~----~-----~>--~
'OuND-Ford wire wheel. Identi-
~ and pay for ad
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-07

al OnK WANT1D iATEs-Ten cents
wi l,sr line lfsi iDacrtL D. asd . per iine
u Tor subsequent lnaeuiODa. with
h-nlmum Oi thne lines An Nant afs
az each. y % Dol keep iack o. thes+
Ans Cunt six words 10 tit hoe
comDul.ne ea,nt
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-07
Every farmer and business man IA

this whole section will be vitality ar
fected b. the results Of the freight
hearing being conducted Ia Twin
Fails. tomorrow (Friday.) A mon
ster delegation should be present.
with figures and statistics 10 back up
their contention that freight rates
are too high.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-07
FOR RENT

FOR housekeeping rooms
nicely furnished. Filler Hotel. 14-tf