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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-11

American Foundation and spent his
time studying In the universities OF
Denmark.
The American Scandinavian
Foundation was started by veal
thy Dane Of New York City several
years ago. In addition TO award
ing exchange scholarships, he pub
lished the best in the literature Of
the Scandinavian countries In Eng
lish.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-11
Give Series Of Parties.

One of delightful series OF in
formal affairs was held Saturday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. B.
M. Cobb, 1910 East Eleventh street,
Davenport. when Mrs Cobb and
her mother, Mrs. T. r. Fitzgerald
entertained at q bridge. There
we're six tables at the games and
later refreshments were served al
the small tables.
This afternoon there Is neigh
borhood kepsington at the Cobb
home and tomorrow an afternoon
bridge.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-11
Program Of Italian Music.

Mrs. Harry Bartlett OF 250l Iowa
street, Davenport, will entertain the
Music Lovers club Wednesday at
her home, Mrs. H. M. Decker and
Mrs. Joseph Shorey to be assisting
hostesses. Tho annual election of
officers will be the most import
ant business, and the following will
be the musical program OF the aft
ernOon, of Italian music:
Violin
(a) La Serenata ............ Tosti
90 Romance ............ RObandi
Miss Elsie voss
Vocal
There Was a Prince in Olden
Times-from the Opera "Ilgu-
arany" Observation-Disclosures. Gomez
Miss Aileen Mutchlar
Piano
(a) Prelude and Fugue ..... Bach
% valcik ............ Mokrejs
Miss Bernace Hanley
Vocal
(aC The Rain ...... Pearl Curran
(h) Thank God for a Garden -.
,....... ............ Del Rigo
Mrs. A. II. Bierkamp
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Art League Tea.

An exhibit Of some twenty-five
black and white drawings, both fig-
ures and landscapes by John Nor
ton Of Chicago. were shown at the
Tri-City Art lsE3ue tea Saturday
afternoon fromz to 6 o'clock. Mrs.
c. N. Chubb of Davenport was
hostess and was assisted by Mrs.
Horace G.. Roberts and Miss Eliza
beth Putnam.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-11
SOCIAL EVENTS
CALENDAR

TODAY.
N. .. hseO VII talk hsfese STUDY DE-
p.rsaesnt Of Book lsisDd wonaa's club on
Aiaske.
81. Khsabeth's guild meets 1t 1880 In
81. Joaeph's school auditorium.
Monday Study club meets.
Sonasa Studenss annual oanaues ~
resTScs Gardens.
Jane Deian0 Circle. klnge DooenteL
viii meet 1t the Y. ". c. A. with Miss
Luelts Chske.
export woman's club.
Mr.. B. N. Cobb Of Davenport g1ves
ses-
-
TUESDAY.
I. 3. White.
B. X. Chapter P. y. o. meets with MI.
TnCity Chapter villa Alumnae enter
tanned by Miss Clara Math and MS. Pete
Merrsmsn OF Moline At Math home, l7V7
Sixth avenue.
Mrs. B. N. Cobb Of Davenport gfvee
bridge.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-11
ELECT HILL.

Peoria, ILL.,. April l1.-w. A Hill
Of Chicago vas elected president of
the Illinois Fruit Jobbers' associa-
ton. Other oncers named were:
J. A. Miller. Jr., Peoria, treasurer:
J. A. smalley. Streator, reelected
secretary, and ". Quinlan az
Champaign. dirocfoe.
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Postpone Sewing Meeting.

Colonel Bracket circle. Ladies of
the G. A. R.. have postponed the
sewing which was to have been held
tomorrow. until the next social day.
The next meeting of the circle will
be the regular business session on
April 10.
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Change Place for Meeting.

The meeting Of the Daughters OF
the Covenant of the First Method
list church which was announced
to be held at the home of Mrs. w. A.
Mccarthy, has been changed to be
held at the home OF Mrs. Otto Juhl,
2316 Ninth avenue, this evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-11

Mrs. Louis Andich Of 1014 Seven
teenth street was hostess to the
Twin-City Benevolent society yes
terday afternoon. Members deeid-
ed to adopt q war orphan and q
sum OF $50 will be sent to the trac-
tor fund for the Palestinian farm
ers. Sociability was enjoyed fol-
ing the business session and re-
freshments were served by the
hostess. On May Mrs. Harry
Friedman. llos Fourth avenue, will
- Aostess 70 the society,
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Circle Gives Coffee.

Queen Esther circle of the First
Methodist church will give a cof-
fee tomorrow afternoon and eve
ming at the home OF the Misses
Stella and Blanche Reid, $50 Six
teenth street The afternoon hours
are from 3 to S O'Clock and the eve
ming from 1880 to $3.50.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-11

Remarkable edif1ces in Cairo COM
prise many Of the finest remains
of Arabian architecture.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-11
Invited to Davenport Ceremonial.

Vashti shrine No. %. White
Shrine Of Jerusalem. has been in
vited to the spring ceremonial of
Oriental shrine No. Z Of Davenport,
on April Is. Those expecting to at
tend are asked to notify Mrs. Bes-
sic Happ by tomorrow. There will
be a banquet at Sis at the Palmer
school cafeteria.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-11
Dance. soeiable for Homestead.

Seventy-five people attended the
dance and pie sociable given by
Homestead No. IS. Brotherhood Of
American Yeomen, at Moose hall
Friday evening. The affair was
given for the benefit Of the home
stead.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-11
Bak@.Metz.

Miss Mary M. Metz Of La Sale,
and Herman E. Baker Of Atkinson
were united in marriage yesterday
afternoon in Colona, with Rev. J.
Clarke Granger Of the First Bap-
fist church officiating. The couple
will make their new home on
farm near Atkinson.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-11
VIII Take Up Dress Subject.

Simplified dress for school girls
will be discussed from three stand
points tomorrow afternoon at the
meeting Of Lincoln school P. T. A..
at the school when members Of all
associations of the city and any in
terested mothers are invited to at
tend. Mrs. e. o. Vaile, Jr.. chair
man of the association, will open
the discussion. She will urge sim
pie clothing because it is healthful,
inconspicuous and appropriate. Miss
Florence e. Rendle. head OF the
ready-to-wear department of Nc
Cabe's will talk and W. N. Wilson
of Baltimore will conduct demon
stration. The meeting is called for
3 O'Clock.
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Circle With Minis McGoveFn.

MISS DOrOtny MCIOWen VI III
Thirty-fourth street delightfully."- en-
tertained the members of the Mary
Kelly circle, Westminster guild
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. E. A.
Zeigler led in the lesson study
while the girls sewed quilt blocks.
A social time was enjoyed and re-
freshments were served by the
hostess. assisted by her mother.
Miss Violet Layton Of 726 Thir-
teenth street, will be hostess to the
circle on April %.
ri Sigma Phi Card Party.
twenty-five tables Of bridge and
500 we're surrounded at the benefit
card party given by the Pi Sigma
Phi sorority at the Trinity Episco-
pal church parish house Saturday
afternoon. High bridge scores fell
to Miss Maude Junge and Miss Beu-
,ah NJ. Kerns Of Moline. and the
prize winners in the 500 games
were Mrs. r. P. Kramer. Mrs. H.
". Tappendorf and Mrs. f. H. Ash.
Palms. cherry blossoms and pink
tulips were used about the room
and refreshments were served at
the conclusion Of the games. The
proceeds Of the affair will 90 to-
ward charitable ends.
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FRIDAY.

SATURDAY.
Or. Francis H. Green OF West Chester.
Pa, will address Rock Island Woman
club at April meeting Subject. The
Nature and Worth of Wit and Humof.
Tn City Art league tea.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-11

IhNhSUAIs
Druggist chapter No. Is meets.
Ideal Art club.
Daughters Of Norway meet with MS
Hilda Franks. 1102 Twenty sixth street.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25
ORDINANCE No. "a

AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING
THE CURB LINE FOR CERTAIN
AVENUES OF THE VILLAGE OF
Filler. IDAHO. AND REPEAL
ING ALL ORDINANCES or
PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN
CONFLICT HEREWITH.
BE II ordained by the Chairman and
the Board OF Trustees OF the Village
Of Filler. Idaho
Section / That every street and
avenue In the Village Of Filler. Idaho.
shall be so divided as 10 provide for
sidewalk spaces. as near equal in
width. as may be. on either side OF
the roadway or roadways.
Section 2. That the line separat-
ing the roadway from the sidewalk
space shall be known as the curb
lines and shall be parallel with the
center line 81 the street or avenue.
Section ). That the curb line for
the following named avenues In said
village. be and they are hereby es-
tablished as follows
ca On Yakima avenue the curb
line shall be Il y feet from the
front or lateral lot line
tb1 On Adell avenue. Idaho ave-
nue. Union avenue and Park avenue.
the curb line shall be- ; feet from
the front or lateral lot line
lcD ON Stevens avenue and Fair
avenue the curb line shall be ] 2 feet
from the front or lateral lot line.
Section 4. That all ordinances or
parts Of ordinances in conflict here
with are hereby repealed.
PASSED ny the Board Of Trustees
this 18th. day OF August. 1921.
APPROVED by the Chairman OF
the Board OF Trustees this 18th day
OF August. 1921.
4 ShAL OF NILLAGEl
Guy H. SHEARER
Chairman. Board % Trustee.
ATTEST
FRANK = ALBIS. Village Clerk.
Published in The Filler Record
August. %. 1921.
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olfts 70 britlsh Stride Include Fun.
Diamonds ana Other Articles 81
Immense vsius.

In England when a daughter u he
nobility Is married her wedding pres
EMS are costly "a veil a. varied Ihs
following list OF kIfts Is clipped IRON
the London Times notice Of the sp
proachlnx marriage OF Mr.. Cecil
Brassey and Hon. Ivy spencer
beaver fur COAT from the VIZ
count Churchill TO his daughter and
q diamond and pearl pendant from the
bridegroom gold cigarette esss frena
her sister. Hcn. Ursula spencer dis
mond tiara from Lady Violet Srssses
an Old antique bowl and spoon IRON
the duke and duchess OF Bsccieuch
feather fan from ylseounsess North
cllne; diamond brooch from tue
duchess OF Marlborough; . gisss-top
table from the speaker aud Mrs..
James Lowrher. pair Of ssiNef car
dlestieks from Hoo. Lsneeios aud Mrs
i.owiher: a pair OF silver entres dishes
from Hon Victor spencer; . ul-
ss~e has from Lsds Sarah wilson
large silver tray from the earl Of Ions
dale: ruby and diamond brooch rom
the maharsish Of cooch Behsr;
feather from the duke Of hsrioof
omgh: pearl aud diamond brooch
from Sir Ernest cassel a set Of des-
s~rt knives sud FORKS from Mrs. Vic
tor spencer Two silver baskets ron
Lord and Lady Ludlow . dessert sef''
ice from MIR. aud Airs. Edgar Brsssss.
sud . pair Of silver sslvsrs from Ar.
Edwin Brasses. e.
4 number OF wedding presents re-
ceived BY the bridegroom include
silver kettle from The duke aud daeh
ess OF Northumberland and q silver
inkslsna fron the employees At Ape
thorpe halt
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FREED FROM TURKISH YOKE
chsisssns prsnnisss . Measure 81 la
dependence Under the ouis'ne
Hand 81 France.

The American army ofieer. chosen
hy the chsldeans 10 present their sp
peal for Independence 4. the council
of allied premiers reports thai be pa
been unable 10 gel hearing for shn'
ancient people They made some o.
tempt during the pesee conlersncs To
obtain consideration. having heard
that self determination VAS 10 be
a guiding principle IN the settlement
~ the worlds snsIrs. Those sf 'sf
saillrs Who had some familiarity With
Biblical histor, ma, have rscsusd the
chaldesns OF course. but they fsiied
20 make an impression ~ minds sur
charged ~ilh sests problems Of wen
tleth-ceniury -tsiesmsnship
The Chsldesns or Babylonisns. bow
ever. may count on being better on
Than has been their lot for man, cen
turtles They will Est some osnsrf
from the new ~rs. Residing In porsh
.rn Mesopotsmla which France Ssn
viii controi--ths southern region be
ing conhded 10 Great Brltstu--th-f
will he freed fron their old eppres
sors. the Tnrks and The French gov
.rnment has Indicated . purpose ="
give them . measure Of autonomy. 1hs
Chaidesns we're once ~sriiks people,
capsule OF demanding Whist they rs
sired. More filan 100000 OF them srs
nov said 90 bs dwelling IN the region
that will be redeemed from Turkey
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25
NOTICE OF ANIMAL MEETING
OF RURAL HIGH SCHOOL DIS
TRICT NUMBER ONE OF TWIN
FALLS COUNTY. IDAHO.

Notice Is hereby given that on
Tuesday. the 9th day OF September
1921. the annual school meeting in
aud for Rural High School District
Number One of Twin Falls County
Idaho, will be held at the school
house in said district al one O'Clock
y. m.
The purpose OF the meeting is 20
elect two judges and one clerk OF
electiom elect two trustees for a term
81 three years. tone TO take the
place 81 Guy III. Shearer. whose term
expires. and one 10 fill the vacancy
created by the last legislature). TO
determine the length OF the term OF
school and the season OF the year the
same shall be taught and such other
business as may properly come be-
fore the meeting.
The polls Will he open at one
o'clock p. m. and remain open until
six o'clock p. IN.
Nomination of trustees: The
names or name OF all candidates for
election OF trustees together with
The term for which nominated shall
be- placed on file with the clerk OF
the Board OF Trustees at least six
DAYS prior To the day or election. by
one or more qualified voters OF the
district. provided that nothing here
la shall prevent any qualified voter
al the annual election from writing
The name of any qualified elector OF
the district for whom he wishes 10
vote as trustee.
Qualification of Voter:
~ Electors within the meaning
of Article VI. Section ?. OF the Con-
stitutlon OF the State of Idaho
(2) Residents or the district al
the time OF election.
That In addition 10 the foregoing
requirements. said voters in all in
stances must possess one of the fol
lowing qualifications:
lD Parents or a guardian OF a
child or children when such child or
children are under twenty one t2l) l
years OF age. and when such child or
children and the parents or guardian |
thereof are residents of the district /
az the time of the election; or
90 A person who pays taxes I
within the district. and the husband I
or wife OF such taxpayer. in case the 4
Taxpayer Is married payer of 4
poll tax Is not a taxpayer within the I
meaning of this Act.
r. c. GRAVES,
Clerk of the Board OF Trustees OF
Rural High School District Number
One OF Twin Falls County. Idaho.
First Pub August Is. 1921,
Last pub Sept. l. 1921.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
MEETING AND ELECTION IN
Filler INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. 4, TWIN FALLS
COCNTl, IDAHO. -.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the annual school meeting OF Filler
Independent School District No. 4.
County of Twin Falls, State Of Ida
no, will be held on Tuesday. the 9Th
day OF September. 1921. at the new
grade school house In said district.
and the polls Of said election shall be
open between the hours OF 1900
O'Clock n. m. To 800 o'clock p. m.
on said day.
That AT said meeting the following
bushes will be transacted:
A. One trustee 10 serve Tor a
term OF three CD years will be elect
sd.
2. One trustee 10 serve for a
term of three go years viii be
elected.
8. One trustee TO fill out the un-
expired term OF Trustee---------------
will be elected.
4. One trustee 10 fill out the un-
expired term OF Trustee ------
will be elected.
8. That at said meeting general
questions pertaining TO school and
school interests will be taken up and
disposed Of
The name or names Of all candi-
dates for election Of trustees. toget-
her with the term for which nomin-
ated. shall be placed on file with the
Clerk Of the Board OF Trustees at
fsast six 90 days prior 10 the day
or election. excluding the day OF cleo
ton.
THAT the election az said meeting
will be By secret and separate bal
lot.
Dated this leth day OF August.
1921.
". A. SHEAR,
CLERK of Filler Independent School
District No. 4 -ol Twin Falls County.
Idaho.
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SOLUTION FOR
BLIGHT INJURY
TO TOMATOES
Federal Report shows Idaho Wni
Harvest 2.oos. 900 Bushels
Over 1920 Crop

. Idaho's 1874 wheat production
OF $3.50. geo bushels will he the
states record wheat crop, according
10 a summary for the 1891 wheat
situation. announced Thursday by
Julius H. Jacobson. federal agricul-
tural statistician. The crop Is near
by two million bushels greater than
the 1899 crop
Following is AIR. Jacobson's re-
port;
Reports from Idaho wheat fields
Indicate winter wheat will average
PAS bushels per acre for total pro-
duction OF s.slS.000 bushels and
spring wheat ESQ bushels for a to-
tai production OF 1852. 90 bushels.
These average acre yields are the
highest attained since the favorable
year OF 1913. while the total produc-
ton OF $3.50. goo bushels will be
the states record wheat crop This
total is a reduction OF little over
half million bushels from last month
due 10 heat and drought. but is still
nearly two million bushels over the
1899 crop.
Winter wheat in the northern
counties is particularly good and
they are leading the state with an
average OF 30 bushels per acre.
counties from Oneida TO
Fremont. average 20 bushels per ac-
re. Power county will average Is 10
20 bushels. which is particularly en-
after last years average 1
81 S bushels. Spring wheat on non
irrigated land has deteriorated due I
10 heat and drought
The United States crop does not I
compare fayorably with previous 4
'ears. The August forecast OF seven
hundred fifty-fiye million bushels Is
'ifty-four million less than July and
.hirty-two million less than last
GEAR. IL Is also seventy-six million
bushels less than the five-year aver
lge. 1888. production OF eight
hundred thirty-one million bushels
Eastern States Fall Down
Spring wheat yield in eastern
tates are generally unsatisfactory.
they are unusually high In Wiscon-
in and below average in North Da-
sota with quality uneven. Wheat
n Missouri Is testing No. , and 4
nd some poorer. Unthreshed shock
wheat in Nebraska is badly bIeached
Fields in Ohio are poor. In Kansas
he market movement is the heaviest
Il years.
--latest reports indicate that the
rought is widespread In Europe
nd India. the continuation OF which
Iill probably seriously effect spring
own crops. Conditions in France
re said 10 be the worst In many
ears. the prolonged drought eaus-
~ keen uneasiness. Crops in east
m Canada have suffered from the
rought. bur conditions in western
royinces are favorable"
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vIDING THAT THE VILLAGE
FLED COPY OF THIS ORDI-
AUDITOR OF TWIN FALLS
COUNTY. IDAHO.
BE IL ordained by the Chairman
and the Board OF Trustees OF the
Village OF Filler. Idaho.
Section l. There IS hereby levied
upon all the taxable property with
In the corporate limits Of the Village
Of Filler. Twin Falls County. Idaho.
al yalorem ta,es. as follows
l. Fifteen fl5) mills upon each
dollar OF the assessed value OF all
taxable property within the said VII
iage OF Filler. 10 defray the general
current expenses OF said village for
the fiscal year beginning on the
first Tuesday Of May. 1921 and end
inK on the first Tuesday OF May.
1899.
?. Nine 90 mills upon each dol
Tar OF the assessed value OF all tar
able property within said village of
Filler 10 nay interest on outstanding
bonds Of said Village
?. Three f3Iol ami one-tenths
mills upon each dollar OF the assess
"a value 81 all taxable property
within sad village Of Filler 20 pay.
and provide for q sinking fund. for
bonds Of said village
Section 2. That the Village Clerk
o. the Village Of Filsr, Idaho. is
hereby authorized and directed N
certify q copy Of this ordinance 70
he County Auditor % Twin Fsiir
County. Idaho. Immediately after the
passage. approval and due publica-
fion of this ordinance.
Section = This ordinance shall
BE- IN fun force and effect from and
after its passage. approval and due
az provided BY Law
PASSED By the Board 81 Trustees
his 18Th. day Of August. 1891.
APPROVED BY the Chairman ~
ne Board OF Trustees this 18th day
4 August. 1891.
SEAL. OF EII.IACEb
Guy IL sHEARER.
Chairman. Board Of Trustees. ]
ATTEST.
FRANK z. ALBIS. Village Clerk
published in The Filler Record.
august. IS, 1921.
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Theatrical Msnsger-wei whsi
do you want,
Pisywrirhi-slr. I've ~riftsn :
play.
~Everybody's doing that Get sst 7
"It hiss a bsthtub IN IT."
Yea Have a chair"
And q bedroom"
Here's cigsr"
And . young girl and . ninistsr
Have . couple OF cigsrsF
~ln the third sct-ths Bis sns~~
the minister IL stricken ~ifL rsmerss
with whsff
with remorss He rsgr~H bis
weakness"
Sorry. young man. but thst sind
% pisy de~su't 20. rm busy"
- forget 10 tell yoa that The nsn'
lsisr u slresdy msrrise 10 ssothsf
~omsn.-
Here's all the money I've ger fot
sdysnes roysly "--f.ifs
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Ne, A...lu,.Ir w.s..s.

PtehsrIsy L. hard hearted nsn
tn. spirit of Chrlsuuss never s1tsr'
his BODY: and. indeed. II hs pss ss'
psrtlfuisri, unpleasant irtsliirsncs q
convey. he Esnersll, nzrsFss 20 save
" up for Christmas time
His wife. however. 10 dinersIf anc
Isst Christmas entered the dioirS room
with troubled loos.
-oh. John. she <sic. Mar jssi
swallowed . shlliias; whst shan 80
cor'
Nsry. ist Il be said. occupies the
position " msid-of-sn-~ors In hs
Pycberlss household.
Dor" repeated The master Of me
house. "weli. suppose sad setfsi
lei her keep Il. She would ssvs "a
pected Christmas bon ssysew."-
London Tlt-Blts.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
MEETING AND ELECTION IN
MAROA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
DISTRICT No. =. TWIN FALLS
COUNTY. IDAHO.

4 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Tue annual school meeting OF Msroa
Independent School District No. .,
County Of Twin Falls. State Of Ida
no. will be held on Tuesday. the eth
day OF September, 1891, al the
school house In said District. and the
polls al said election shall be open
between the hours OF 100 O'Clock
D. m. TO 600 o'clock p. M. on said
day.
That az said meeting the following
business will be transacted.
One trustee 10 serve for a
term OF three 81 years will be
2 One trustee 90 serve Tor a
term OF three. 81 years will be
3. one irastee to fill out The IN
expired Term OF Trustee --------
SIll be elected.
4. one trustee 10 fll oHt the an
expired term OF Trustee -
.~ill be elected.
4 s. That al said meeting general
Questions pertaining to school and
school interests viii be taken ap ana
disposed Of
me name or names OF ali candi-
dates for election OF trustees. toset-
her With the term for which nomin-
stea. shan be placed on file with
the Clerk of the Board Of Trustees
AZ least six 80 days prior 10 the DAY
Of election. excluding the day Of
election.
Thai the election al said meeting
rlll be hy secret and separate bal
Dated his 18th day OF August.
CHARLES CONOVER.
Clerk OF Maroa Independent school,
District No. S, of Twin Falls County
Idaho.