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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-15
PETITIONS TO RECALL CONNELL.
RAYN0LDS and MCLAUGHLIN Are
PREPARED BY FIREMEN BACkERS

Signers Will Also Be Sought to Petition to
to Amend City Charter Preventing Dis
charge of City Employees for Union Affilia-
tions; Mass Meeting to Be Held at High
School Auditorium Saturday Night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-15
WEATHER

FORECAST.
Denver, Colo, April 14.-New
Mexico. Fridayss fair south, snow
north portion; Saturday. fair,
warmer.
Arizona. Friday. fair south snow
north portion; Saturday, fair
warmer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-15

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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-10
ANNot SeEslEvrs

The Twentieth Century club Of
Twin Fails invites the members Of
tho Filler woman's club 10 their Fed
GRAFTON day meeting 81 Twin Pals on
a-1es.s4y afternoon a. 2 ~ O'Clock.
The state president Of The Federated
Wanan's clubs all b. present
The Bible Study class viii meet on
Tuesday afternoon II next geek a.
he home 81 Mrs Rsy Harting. vifh
Mss. Dan Dwyer and Mrs Charles
gaaaxer a. hosfes=es
Tha W4maas Home Missionary
sssissy af The 81 r Church xiIl meet
Aish MrA s = Rsem "a Thursday
sfteraes i. N0semheg A. Mrs Wal
fsr MGsgrave viii have charge ~ fhs'
sszson. The society IS Just starting
uew and Interesting stady course
4 number a. ehiidrens Earmcmss
have just been made 30 send 30 one
Of our girls home~ and other work
i being planned. DO not forget 10
orsng a small offering for the silver
and linen fAnd IL il past due.
All ladies are welcome.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-10
ARMISTICE DAY
FESTIVAI--TWIN
FALLS FRIDAY
American Legion Post VIII Conduct
O-iia-Di Celebration Next
Friday

salute OF three guns. interrupt
ing . band concert at the opening OF
the American Legion second annual
fall festival and Armistiee Day eele
bration in Twin Falls tomorrow
FRIDAY. will mark the beginning Of
the silent two minutes 10 be oh
served simultaneously Throughout
the United states in memory OF th'
American dead IN the world war
This salute viii be fired az 10 a. m
and will be preceded by warninr
signal sounded by the fire siren al
the fire station. Strict observance
of the solemnity Of the moment is to
be observed by Legion members nn
der whose auspices the festival and
celebration are &c be held and ..
Of the veterans have been
delegated to remind others on tho
streets of the significance of the
hour
Opening with a band concert al
. 80 a. m. followed by the opening
81 All shows and concessions al IL
a. M. the days events become In
ereasingly interesting and reach re
peated high points with the football
game between salt Lake East Side
and Twin Falls high school teams Al
. D. M, the browning OF the carnival
queen AZ 3 p. IN. and the electrical
Pageant ana fireworks display al
p. IA.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-10

Noah Nasser Latest 20 claim Heavy
Weight Horse

Taking about biz colts. said
Noah Musser 10 The Record. Mon.
day. = have one that | believe has a
record weight for one his age
The animal is a grade perchrron
aud when IL Was weighed on Oeto
Dor I balanced the scales ~ right
around illo pounds Us age a. that
time Was six ana a half months
Mr. Musaers report on this colt Is
he outErowfh OF the Interest arous-
81 sometime ago when The Record
began telling Of the biggest colt Ia
the state
II Is expected that Others viii
come forward With statistics show
ing whether % not they have claim
TO the biggest colt
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-10
LOCALS ONCE MORE VICTORIOUS
IN GRIDIRON BATTLE-WILL MEET
SHOSHONE HERE TOMORROW 1880

Straight football. fighting do
fsnse. superior condition. hitting
harder than their opponents. the ter
rifle plunging Of the hackfield. and
the outeharging Of opponents by the
Tine. together with the steady head
work and brilliant open-fieid rum
ing Of Captain Leslie Amsa. Filters
quarterback. brought victory - the
Rural high school football team in
their contest wiih the Rupert team
on the laifer's field Friday after
noon - lasf week. The result was a
landslide Tor the locals Filler getting
The long end II &c u score.
Ora Anan MAS Injured in the game
aaa ~as srssnseioHs until iiis return
home he wz1 ~-==rs 81 the neck -
sme unexplained manner Tio~cv-
n. ~ was an right the next day and
b n0w III good condition and ready
Sor the next game whleh VIII be play
"a on the local field tomyrrow mora
lag 9nh sho~hone-
Reese Click sustained > sprsinea
ankle Ia the Rupert melee. bat ne IL
expected 10 be in the game tonor-
row
The game Was hard fought af
fair. and Coach Dsnman says his
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-10
Shoshone-Fier Football Game Here in Fore
noon is Only Planned Event-Twin Falls
Legion Post Staging Big Entertainment.

business will he suspended in Fill
er tomorrow. in concentration OF
Armistice day. which has been de-
elared both a national and state hol-
iday
The schools IN Filler and most Of the
country districts viii be closed for
The day. the postoffiee will observe
the same rules in regard to closing
as prevails on Sundays; the banks
will be closed. and by common con-
sent business houses viii close. On
~ those which ordinarily keep open
on Sundays will be open. with the
exception that the barber shops Viii
remain open until noon. while the
butcher shops will close AT 10 n. m.
The shone-Filer football game
on the local gridiron at 1880 O'Clock
IS the only planned event OF the day
here. Filler giving away TO Twin Falls
in the matter of celebrating the sign
ing OF the armistice The Twin Fails
Legion post is conducting an all-day
festival. which most Filler folks are
planning on attending The chief
drawing card being the football
game on Lincoln field al o'clock
ia the afternoon between the high
school teams of Twin Falls and Salt
Lake East high.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-10
SCHOOLS AND BUSINESS PLACES
WILL CLOSE TOMORROW FOR
ARINIS7ICE DAY ACTIVITIES
LYDIA SOUTHARD
STARTS SERVING
PENAL SENTENCE

LYDIA Southland is today behind
8 he bars az the Idaho State penlten-
larry al Boise. having already serv-
d one day of the sentence pronoune
ii upon her Monday morning by
Judge w A. Babeock in the district
court. The sentence is from ten
ears 10 the end OF her natural life,
he exact length resting with the
loard OF pardons.
She was taken thru here yester-
lay by Sheriff r. r. sherman, max
ng the trim overland. In the back
'eat with Mrs Southland we're Mrs.
sherman and Airs. Shad l.. Hodsin.
the front seat with the sheriff
sas Rafael Gomez. convicted OF as
ault with deadly weapon
The case OF Mrs soathrd went TO
he jury az $40 o'clock last Thurs
lay afternoon. and the jury Was ont
about "a hours. II is stated that
~ the first ballot the vote stood n
0 | Tor conviction. Finally q YER
tict OF muraser in the second de-
;ree was decided upon.
No stay OF execution WAS asked
~ her attorneys, but II Is said thai
~ appeal will be taken.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-10
ASSESSMENTS
FOR PAVEMENT !.
PAYABLE SOON
Tuesday Is Last Day Property Own
ers May Pay Cost
In Fun

Attention of property owners In
Local Improvement District Number
one is being called 10 the final date
upon which they may make full pay
irept of assessment levied against
them fDr the paving Of Main street
IN statement. Frank =. Albin.
village clerk. says Tuesday Nov
ember Is. Is the last day property
owners in Local Improvement dis
irict number one may make fun pay
ment OF the assessments that have
been levied against their property.
The village has an arrangement
with the contractor that II property
owners pay the fun amount OF the
assessment due on any lots they own
they will receive ten per cent dis
cauat. hut that payments must be
made on or before November -. for
on that date the bonds will be issued
By making this payment property
owners will not only gain ten per
cent discount. bur they will escape
the payment OF years interest az Z
per cent per aHnum, and the county
ireasurer's collection charges Of y
per cent making in an saving or
lIts per cent.
Payments made after the fifteenth
will not be reduced 40 per cent. and
the per cont interest charge as well
as the q per cent collection fee viii
necessarily be added
II is known that many Of tho
property owners are planning on
making fun payment for the improve
ment The total cost OF the paving.
Including all miscellaneous charges
aud fees Is approximately $500
II IS said that payments must NJ
made 10 Frank T.. Aiiin al sis nj
flee. aud that assessment rolls are
on file al both his office and the vii
laFe offices
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-10
Golf Course Now
Ready for Play
After Recess Activities 10 BE Re-
ssinncd on Links

The golf season will be revived
here this week.
This Is the announcement of W.
-. ciilis. president OF Fair Acres golf
club. and he adds that the grounds
will be in condition for playing this
week end
Dne to activities connected with
the county fair. the playing of golf
on the local course was temporarily
abandoned during the autumn. but
now that the grounds are clear. and
weather conditions are promising.
playing h expected 10 be resumed
with the old time vigor
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-10
X. r. WILL SUPPLY
DOORS FOR CARS
BEARING APPLES
Traffic Association Gets Action From,
a. :. L.. ON Car Door
Proposition
FATE BULLETIN no. 4

The cost OF recooperine one ear
aud furnishing il with doors perhaps
Win not cost more thin $3.50 TO SIS.
bur the cost OF recoopering or furnish
ing dcor boards for "a thousand cars
viii cost thousand times as much
as il costs for recoopering one car.
So says "A statement from Leonard
Way. secretary OF the southern Idaho
/ Traffic Association.
This year many cars were loaded
With bulk apples aud other commodi-
ties where the ears had 10 be recoop-
cred and door boards furnished a The
expense OF the shippers.
Tariffs on the Short Line provided
only for furnishing 81 material for
such purposes in the case 81 bulk
grnin The Southern Idaho Traffic
Association made application for sim
lar material 20 be furnished Ia con
aection with other oommodities. and
sc are glad 10 advise that our appli-
cation has been granted. and item No.
! 2ee. Tariff o $ l.. saoa-F. become
Elective November 29ih This Item
Is self explanatory and reads rs FOL
lows.
.'~nit. bic door boards will be
furnished ~ ALI Loading stations
for use In coopcrin. ears 10 be
loaded with any frciah, reqnir-
ing such proteciion.'
The shippers are 60 be eoneratnla,
"a. and the railroads thanked for this
item. which seems small In the ease
Of one ear. hat in the aggregate OF
years loading amounts 10 very
large sum. which is direct saving
20 the shipper.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-10

team worked harder than az any
time previously. because ~ the rail
road time table it was nece~ssry 70
start the baiae shortly after the
noon hour. 70 the boys could arrive
home on thr evening passenger train
They xere rsei By a large delegation
az tie depot and riren . roasinr
welcome.
~ to the features OF Friday
Fame. they are given - follows.
l.. Aman made one go yzrd ans
Two 40-ysrd runs The lstfer tws
werr for toaeh downs In the third
quarter Tlmm ~enf fbra the line TO-
s5-yara fnn and touchdown
Love ard Ennis ~ end tore hole
IN she Rapefs Interference and we're
mighty effective ia going down On
Der pants Charlie Diehl played hi
a nal strong game at tarkle. Lester
ISichI tore thru the line time after
tine and dswned the Rupert run
nsr IN his tracks
Interest Is keen IN the game To-
morTow morning. ~hich will be call
I'd az 1890 shoshone defeated
HiehfisId last Friday, and 10 said 10
have . good eleven
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-10
--s---sse.,ss.
FARM SALES

The following farm sales 10 be
heid next week are advertised IL ihis
.Esue They are
John SommeF miles west and :
ind 81 miles north ~ here Clos
ing out sale of al farming equip
nsnf aud livestock. Tuesday. Nos
mber u.
Charles fssssford 2 80 miles Borih
md on .ea u Filler Public sue.
ion 81 livestock and machinery to-
scther sith ~ head 81 calti4. nse
n which are registered Thsr-day
november ~
Nuryoa and Hopkins aiii auction
nth these sales
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-10
Frat Lyceum Course
Number Pleases

A large audience greeted the an.
ocarsnee here Saturday evening OF
The Fisher Operate Quintet. the
irst number OF the Ellison White
lyceum course
The entertainment which was held
a. Reybroco roof garden. pleased the
iyeeum course patrons and WAS a
weIl-rendered program. balanced 10
snit all tastes
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-10
ROTARY GLt'B or TWIN FALLS
E>TEItTAINs Filler GUESTS

Filler business men and their La
Hes were guests last evening OF the
,otary club 81 Twin Falls at a we'll
ppointed dinner dance az Reybro.
o roof garden. The affair was one
u the gayest OF the season here. and
vas greatly enjoyed by everyone
resent.
Headed by G y. Booth, Roy A
lead and Judge r. A Walters. 80
aembers OF the Twin Fails Rotary.
ogeiher with their wives aud nearly
'orty Filler business men with their
wives or sweet
carts were seated al the banquet
ables al s:so O'Clock. The dinner
vas served by tho Catholic ladies.
assisted by ~ A Jackson Al the
conclusion 81 the dinner. which waf
nferspersed with the singing OF Ro.
airy songs. Judge r. A. Walters
briefly explained the purpose OF the
Rotary and expressed the hope that
The guests would enjoy themselves
n carefree social manner.
The tables were beautifully decor
sted, as was also the hall. and an or
ehestra supplied music turnout the
svening. At the conclusion Of the
Inner. singing and stunts were In.
iuiged In. then the tables were
cleared and the balance OF the even
ne was devoted 10 dancing.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-10
eIItN t-r ~Qa Al WILL
nv HEnE THREE DAYS
NOVEMBER ~. 10 AND ~

The ciean NJ Squad ~ she Neser.
in's bareaa y due - arrive ln Files
tuesday ~ Nest week and ~lIl bs
sere three dass
The squad 4 ~ present ~ Twin
rslle. where IL Is aid large nsm.
,erF ~ ex-serFieP mon and ~omen
rave bern given attention ia the
natter 81 having their government
siaims considered.
The sqna5 T. composed 81 DR.. r.
W White. medical examiner. ". y.
Rydalch. Paul Hodge. Il. r. Hart
reck snd r. NJ Warner.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-10

Opal. the young daughter OF SIR
and AIRS Elmer Aman. was injured
when she was thrown from q horse
While riding on the state highway
south Of here sunday. A dog fright
ened the horse. with the result that
it, rider was hurled 10 the pavement,
and rendered unconscious Aside
from a bruised arm and face. she has
practically recovered from the mis-
han.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-10
MUNYON'S TO MOVE BACK

A. G Munyon. who is here from
his home in California. states that II
H. his intention to move his family
back % Filler. He expects 10 erect a
home here and make this his perma
u mt residence. AR Munyon will
leave FOR Long Beach the firs, Of the
week to settle up his affairs there.
ana perhaps will dispose Of his prop
srfy there.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-09

THOSE soURDoUcn HOT CAKES AND HILLS BROS. COFFEE AT ARCTIC BAKERY.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-09
SAWTooTH POWER COMPANY
 ASKS DEVELOPMENT PERMIT

The Sawtooth Rower Company launched in the field of prospective local development projects by the late Andrew J. Stone and others few years ago. has made application for power development permits covering twenty six streams in the S;Aw:ooth Mountain section near the center ot Seward Peninsula. according to 8 Fed e>Gl Power Commission notice pub lished elsewhere in this issue.
 The streams covered by the appli- cation include Reindeer, Bear. West End, Oshorn. Grand Union, Drag. Smith and Pass Creeks, all of which are tributary to Pilgrim River.
 The notice in question is published in order that objections to the appli- cation may be submitted for considera- ton by the Commission.
 Nothing is known here concerning the contemplations of the company. which at last accounts had been taken over by new management.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-09
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
 TAKES UP OIL QUESTION

The Chambe- of Commerce here a purpose of devising means to relieve the oil situation which has now react. . ed d stage wherein it appears that heroic measures must he adopted If an adequate supply of tha. invaluable fuel is to be secured for use next win ter. The Alaska Mines Corporation is still making every effort to obtain shipment and officials of the com pany are confident that a small uuan- tity can he secured as q resul: of ne- gotiations now in progress. This is not expected to more than suffice for the companys own needs, however. and additional supplies must be secured for other uses. It Is this problem that the Chamber of Commerce is a.teinpt- ing to resolve. At Fridays meeting a committee consisting of A. Polet. secretary of the Chamber, r. M. Kiesele and O. S. Weaver. was ap- pointed to investigate the situation
 A committee was also appointed at the same meeting to investigate and repor. on a new game law proposed by Dr. Nelson. head of the Biological Sur vey Bureau of the Department of Ag- ricuitu~. Dr. Nelson requested local opinion on the measure before presenting it to Congress.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-09

Nome Nugge,
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-09
EX-cONviCT ON RAMPAGE
 KILLED BY POSSE

Hood River. Oregon. July -Luth- CT FaCen. a former convict. WAS shot had wounded T. ]. Miller, and kid mapped M-S. Miller, her daughter Louise Watkins and Sanderson Miller. her son. and carried them away in an auto.
 Pagan had served time for an as sault on Miss Watkins. The three kidnapped pesons were rescued be- fore Pagan was ovetakcn by the pur- suing posse and killed.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-09

the boat stops at your city. He is anxious to develop Alaska. Give him the united support of the entire frater- nifty.
 James J. Davis.
 The reference to the boat stopping at Nome is an oversight, due probably to the telegram being sent as a single message to all Alaskan Moose lodges. as Secretary Davis is personally ava ce of the peculiar geographical situation of Nome with respect to the rest of .he territory through official corre- spondence with the Moose lodge here
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-09
SEATTLE MAN GETS FORTUNE
 IN BANK STOCK

Seattle. July By a decision of the New York courts today, Alfrew w. Seymour. a small restaurant keep CT hery, becomes owner of stock in the Mechanics Bank of New York valued ut more than half million.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-09
Throw out the line Give the Kidneys Help and Many
 People Will Be Happier

StVe the Nioncys 'elP ana mauy
 People Will Be Happier
 Throw out the Life Line
 Weak kidneys need help.
 They're often overworked-they don't get the poison filtered out of the blood.
 Will You help them?
 Doan's Kidre;- Pills have borug,,t benefit to thousands of kidney suffer- CTS.
 Read this convincing case:
 Frank Barney. retired farmer. Elgin. Ore., says: "Whenever I have any trouble with my kidneys I find great relief by using Doan's Kidney Pills. When my back gets to aching I can hardly straighten up after get down. During the trouble with my back. my kidneys get out of order too and are irregular in action. As soon as I feel an attack of the trouble coming on, I take box or two of Doan's Kidney Pills and they never fail to overcome the troubie."
 Price soc. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy-get Deans Kidney Pills-the same that MT. Barney had. Foster-Milburn Co.,. Mfrs. Buffalo. N. Y. Advertisement
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-09
EAGLES TO GIVE DANCE

The F. o. F.. will give one of those famous social dances next Saturday July 18th Small Eagle Hall. A com mdttee composed of Wm Cameron. W. C. McGuire and Geo. $. Mayna d have been placed in charge of this event which undoubtedly will be q source of pleasure for all who will at- tend
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-09
DAVIS URGES MOOSE
 SUPPORT BONE

James J. Davis, Secretary of Labor and head of the Moose order in a telegram to Wm. H. Koch secretary of the local Moose lodge, urges the entire Moose fraternity give their unit ed support to Gov. Bone in his effort to develop ALisk;a The message, dated at Mooseheart. Illinois. where the fam our Mooseheart institution is located, reads as follows:
 W. H. Koch:
 Secretary l.. O. o. NJ,
 Nome. Alaska.
 Scott C. Bone. governor of Alaska. spent las. Sunday with us at Moose heart. He was delighted with this place. Suggest that you have a com-
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-09
HARDING AGAINST PRESENT
 PASSAGE OF BONUS BILL

Washington. July 7-Presiden. Hard.ng. like Secretary Mellon, is op- posed to present enactment of the pendinE Soldiers Bonus Bill.
 HaGding announced today that he is against passage of the bonus bill at this time.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-09
JohNSoN'S FATHER
 GETS GOVT JOB

Washington. July 7-Fresident Harding today nominated GLOvel Johnson. father Of Senator Johnson of California. to be Receiver of Public Money. at Sacramento. California.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-09
hncenent
SALE

IN THE PROBATE COURT t'OI: THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT, TERRI TORY OF ALASKA. In the matter of the estate of JOHN W. LUTSCHINGE.R deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in pursuance Of an order duly made by the above entitled court on the 18th day of January. 1920. the undersigned Administrator of the above estate, VII sell at public auction to the highest bidder. for cash, subject to the c-n firmation of said court. on Monday the S:h day of August, 1921, at the hour of F o'clock Noon. at the office of the United States Commissioner fo' the above Precinct and Territory, ,t Nome. Alaska. all the right, title and interest of the said JOHN W. LIIT- SCHINGER. at .he time of his deat'.. in and to that certain mining claim in as the SANDY FRACTION on Sunset Creek.
 TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF
 SALE: Cash In lawful money of the
 United States: twenty per cent to the | undersigned on the day of the sal.. and the balance upon confirmation of
 sale by above court and the delivery of q conveyance.
 Dated July 9th, 1921.
 JAMES NJ. STREETEN Administrator
 Publish-July g, l6. B. 30. Aug. 6. 1921
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-09
WALLACE PREDICTS U. S.
 RETALIATION WITH LEAGUE

| Paris. July 6-WaIlace. retiring American alnbassador to France, left today for the United States Before leaving Wallace predicted ultimate Amancan participation in the League of Nations.
 "The League of Nations is born" hf, h ''' 'd we will join in due season. Y " diplomat was accompan- v ty station by q notable
 cnitaries. including co~ les C.inbon and ,nonpnf Nome Nugget
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-21
ADyTHTJsT,,TYT

tNUUve IL herebN given 10 whom N
may concern that the following de-
soribod cstray animal was taken un
near Pueblo, Pueblo County Colorado
on or about July 90, 1921. To wi,
Two bay mares. yrs old. weight
said animals being unltnown To- fbis
Board. unless claimed by owner on or
before August 81, 1921 said ostrav
VIII be sold by this Board for the
oeneft of the owner when found.
state Board OF Stock Inspection
Commissioners.
Denver. Colorado.