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Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10

This Is hard slam or the tobac,
raised around Los Angeles. tt
Arizona Star says salesman OF thl
town sold enough cigars at Tucsc
TO make barrel OF sauerkraut.
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10

II we eat what we want our. ap-
pendlx goes on n strike and the
doctor swipes the pay check. 1t we
do not eat It. we starve and the un-
dertaker gets the wad.
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10

We never get sweiied up becaus
a girl OF sixteen laughs ut our Joke
because girl of sixteen laughs I
any old thing. The real reason sh
laughs Is because she is sixteen.
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10
HolYOkE A GOOD TOWN
Because II Has


Good streets
Good water
Good sewer system
Good municipal, water plant
Good municipal light plant
Good fire company and equip.
ment
Good band
FIGURING mill
2i-liour electric service
Ornamental street lighting
Five nice churches
Fine modern homes
Modern stores
Five garages
Four oil companies
Two lumber yards
. Modern Ice plant
Cold storage plant
Modern creamery
!. Four crchm stations
Two good hotels
New county high school
. New grade school
. Children's playground
Modern hospital
Two machine shops
Three elevators
. FREQ mall delivery
d. l.. d. east and west highway
q. =. c. north and south high.
Z way
Good lodges
) Splendid thoater
Two newspapers
County court house
! County telephone system
! County fair grounds
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10

Dorothy Dix advises husbands not
to tell wives of their little faults. All.
let 'em alone. They wont do 1t only
once.
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10

There are 269 varieties of coiored
ehrysanthcmums cultivated in Japan
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10

Fresh bulk cocoa. &c per ID: 3 lbs
for 25c.-Palace Market
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10

Two pounds sweet California prun,
for 2bc.-rhe, City Market.
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10

Rev. James Lewis. Denver pastor
intends TO make himself heard. and
has arranged to install microphone
in his pulpit. so that all the towns
in Colorado and within radius Of i25
miles. can "sit in" on his sermons
His first experiment was last week.
and more than 100 amateurs heard ev-
cry word of his sermon. Many towns
without preachers. are Installing small
receiving sets. and after they have
heard one Of Mr.. Lewis talks. they
can change the adjustment OF their
SET and enjoy a little jazz music from
Los Angeles. The photograph shows
Rev. James Lewis speaking into
mlcrophone that is sending his sermon
for hundreds of miles.
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10

so''i pack blaekberrtos. No 10 mr.
Tnl'cn. Palace Market :
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10

for sslt-s. c. Il. I. eggs. soc I,
10. Nothing but Reds for 10 year
C. L. catchpoic. uolyokc. II
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10
WANT ADS

For sale--one black Jack. Wit
whl'c nose, o years old. i5 hand
h'sh'-pan Edwards. Holyoke. n
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10

FOR saIe--or viii trade for horse,
ono 1921 Ford truck in good shape.
D. A. Radder. f7.s
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-10

For sale--f'inc thoroughbred s. q
~ ]. Rod eggs; soc per setting.-Mr,
Paul Renck. Phone 53. t7.g
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02
Ground Hog Sees
His Shadow Today

n the ground hoE theory holds
good this section Is 10 have ain weeks
more OF winter. for the sun was
bright an forenoon Fortunately
residents Of ~oarhefn fdano have
come a. rely more on the rnited
States weather bureau than on sup
ersiition. aud a. nearly every day
here u sunny. the old order OF Iudg'
INK the entrance Of sprinf BY ground
hoe day has been reversed
several skiftr 81 snow recently
have featured the weather sit
usiion here the past week North
and south highway already drilled
full have been made worse Ia this re-
gard. but in most instances farmers
living slone roads hsvs aided IN
clearing the snow 20 permit travel.
one instance Of this TOOK place on.
the road running south OF the kae-
ser che~s. factory when ". " Diet
~eiier. B c. Huffman and Cecil
boyd opened the highway by dlli-
gent work.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02
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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02
Hamp Opens Pump
and Plumbing Shop

Owen Hamp. formerly plumber
with the Filler Hardware company.
has opened q shop OF his own in the
IIammerquist building on Main
ssrsei. occupied ioiafly by saa-Eiks
horn station. The hardware company
is discontinuing its plumbing depart.
ment.and Mr.ITamp lscontinuing pr
sonally. the business. over which he
was formerly the department head.
lie states he will pay particular
attention 10 pump work. and will
deal IN = complete line OF plumbing
fixtnres
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02
Sho,7 Con,ye
Enter, Fifth
anu Last Urfk
+. w. Gator. Potato Ex-
pert of Burnley Will
Speak Next Week.

The agricultural short course BE-
iug given AZ the Rural high school
under the direction OF Earl weol-
ridge ~ilt enter It's fifth aud last
week. Monday.
y W: Cater. OF Burnley. expert pc
tato grower OF extensive reputation
sili be the principal speaker OF The
five daily sessions. which commence
az ioiso in the forenoon. aud end ~
.:sa in the afternoon. with an hour
OF for noon
AIR Cater has sold part OF the
CROP OF potatoes raised By him la-l
year for sss.ao0 aud has potatoes
left. lie is recognized as an author
~ Gu tho subject by the exhaustion
division Of the University OF Idaho.
aud only recently ~ss elected mana.
ger OF the state seed show 20 be held
next year
A. the potato business l. one OF
the chief industries Of this section.
Il is expected thar large number o,
prospective. growers viii avail them.
selves Of this obporiunits 10 get IN
formation FIRST hand from one OF the
states most Successful growers.
Mr. Woodbridge states the course
has been success. considering this
vas the flrs, wear OF the experiment
here
This week Principal Denmss gave
Instruction IN Farm Management
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02
Annual Fees at
Hospital $685. 600
Figures Given b. Auditor Show In-
stisution's iacome and Expenses

Income OF the county general hos
pitai. exclusive OF tar money, during
the year ending January Z. amount
ed to sss.o2s.0I. while the total cr-
pense OF the institution. outside Of
capital outlay including heating
plant Installed at cost OF sl7.1f2 .
o5. amounted to Sos. tse.o3. accord
ing TO figures made public az the
county recorders office
Assets In the amount OF s5s.s23.-
n. including cash on hand In the
sum OF f21.4s3.os. and the balance
in tax money receiyable. we're shown
total Of warrants outstanding In
the amount OF 27.te5.s5
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02
Pitt Parker, Noted
Boston Cartoonist
To Appear Here
Combination philosopher. csroon-
iss aud Clay Moaeles L. Pops
ias Platform Star

PITT Parker. the noted Bston car
toonist. erayon wizard. ciay modelsr
sud pissio-cpAer VITO !. Ia appear
here on the evening OF THURSDAY.
February ! 6 ~ Raybgoco ball. Il said
10 be not only one OF the most uni
Que figures OF the platform. hut i
also on. OF the best rar'oonists ~
The day
Ills press agents say ~ him that:
He gives greBi lecture-ln a.
self sud for good measure he
throws ia some mighty clever care
toon work Ills cartoon are not .im
ply funny pictures. they are sv-
eryfhins cartoon should be. an np.
to-ibe-mlnute sketch porfraying
some phase OF current life OF opin-
ion And then comes parker's clay
modsllns. INVERSION from the usual
cartoon program sud feature which
I. always ihoroly enloyed. Critics
bas. said that Parker sreels IN nj.
colorrd landscape ~ork. Ne has
been spoken Of a. the .pleturizing
aud some OF hIr auin-
iei epigrsms have been ~ldel, quot
I'd. There l. purpose ia bis work
n IL much more than entertain
ment and each ~ bis programs i
correlated 20 some philosophical
theme pertaining TO the present or
future
Parker sayr he iosss his work.
Be should for the public certainly
likes him. Hls coming seefBre and
chalk -talk- here u already sTonsing
much Interest IN local circles
Mr. Pstkers entertainment q ia"
fourth In the lyesuu course series
brof 20 Filler b. the womsn's eiRb.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02
DEBATES BY
HIGH SCHOOL
FRIDAY EVE.
Two Debating squads Under Miss
Walter Ready Ia Argue Pan
anna Tolls Question

The Rural hign school will hold
the first of series OF debates in tho
high school auditorium tomorrow
Friday evening. Al this time the
Filler negative team will meet the
Burley affirmative team here and the
affirmative team OF the local school
will debate in Burley ON the same
evening.
The question 10 he debated is;
Resolved: That the United States
shipping thru the Panama Canal
shall be exempt from tolls This
question embraces all ships. govern
ment or privately owned
Filler will be represented here hy
ciaribel Walter and Clarence Bever
while Leslie Williamson and Thurs
ton Dohbs will journey 10 Burnley.
with Misc Gertrude Walter. debating
coach. 10 uphold the question.
Admission 10 the d bate tomor-
row evening is free
Twelve high schools fthis part OF
the state are divided into three sec
lions OF four schools each The de
bates scheduled for Friday are the
preiiminaryof each section. the win
ners OF the first debate will meet on
February 10 to decide the winners OF
the sections. The sectional debates
to follow during the month OF Febru-
arv and the first week in March
The debate is scheduled for eight
o'clock. Preceding the debate. aud
commencing at seven o'clock. the
high school basket bali team will
meet Kimberly al the gymnasium.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02
Question of Validity
Of Mortgage Appealed
Creditors of ~. =. Frame A~k su-
prone Court so Determine sssfas
Under Assignment

Idahos supreme court will be ask
ed 10 determine whether a mortgage
on certain sheep given by IL g.
Frame To y r. HaaE Of Filler and
atiaehed Ia litigation instituted BY
creditors Of Frame l. valid instrn
meni. notice OF appeal from judy
ment in the case rendered this week
by District Judge W A. Babcock
having been served By r. X Hack
man as attorney for susan Brnre
Jack Lemon and "a y. Ramseyet.
the creditors named
Hazel and Benoif are attorney.
for Iisns. and n C. Mllis and 5 T..
Hamilton. represent Frame IA this
litigation News
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02

Fnnerai ssrflcrs we're conducted
from the home FRIDAY FOR Hazel Mar
-. fhe s-mobih old daughter OF Mr.
and Nre charlie Eeschert, ~ho pass
"a s~ay che presioa. evening. follow
ins hcmorrhare The funeral ser
vice ~4s la chsfSe - the Rev y. s
KsEs,. pastor Of the Mennonite
isrsshrn church Iatermsnt vac
made ~ the { . o '. cemetery IN
der The direction 81 = v Drake
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02
Kimberly Votes mo"

ny q vote of ! = votes against 10
50 for. the proposal n create a kim
berry Highway district out Of the ter
ritory In the Twin Pals highway d.
trict. vas defeated Saturday In an
election held al Kimberly TAs d.
fricf IL said 20 have focal possible
vote of eee Interest nov cenfefs
IN the results Of t~o other similar
elections to be held this month
Nnrfaufk ~fIi vote SATURDAY on the
question: Of sithdra~ins from the
Twin Fails district 20 form . Mar
laugh district. ~hile Hansen resi-
dents viii decide BY vote on Zebra
AIRY IL. On the proposal 10 have a
Hansen hishvsy district
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02
Deaths
~ ,rn on @. y. JOHNSTON

Following = severe attack Of pne-
umonla. George Johnston. aged a.
psss q away Friday January e ~
his home on the Aiberi Hansen place
west OF fiber Services were held
under the directions Of the Rev. G. =.
Deal from the Methodist church on
Monday afternoon and interment
uss made Ia The 4 o o y Gene
tery In charge Of y .. Drake De-
ceased H. survived ~ his ~ido~ aud
fire children. to sisters. Mrs " s
slater Of this place. Mr.. Florence
HugEiDs. Ninatare. Sebr and two
brothers. y u johnston, aud o
Johnston. also Of Ninasares y ~
Johnsfon .as here 20 attend the fan
erai D@c.sred ~ss born In Marion
county. Missouri HE father. @. u
Johnston resides here. -htie hls
mother h a. pressns in Nebraska
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02
CHAMPIONS OF
SCHOOL CLUBS
ANNOUNCED
Leader oReiiiy Gives out List a.
Shown ny Records GA File
Ina His Office

Champions in the different classes
in club work have been announced
for the county BY Club Leader A. I.
O'Reilly. The championship records
In all eases 60 TO the extension de-
partmeni at Lewiston and state
championships are announced from
the records thus forwarded from
the several counties.
The following is the list. the first
named. where more than one in q
class is given. being the champion.
Sewing Marie Riedeman. Noun
tain View: Ida Loader. Maros: VIII
ma Mierer. Curry.
Cooking stella Stoddard. Nc
MILAN; Maude Werner. Kimberly.
swiue---Aifred Stronk. Twin Falls:
Robert Weaver. Buhi. Lester Diller.
Mountain View
Datry-John Owens. orchalsra /.
Roy Landreth. Maroa. Jesse Ian
dreth. Naroa
Sugar Beets--George Sfoddard.
Mcmillan. Roscoe sioddsrd. dcMil-
Ian; Raymond Richardson. Curry
willard Minton. Excel
sior: John Darnell. Maros
Canning-Ruberta Silver. McMil-
Ian: Irene Bowiby. Orohslara: Ruth
Brown. Msroa
Poulfry-Ruth Bro~n. Naroa
corn-Cari bradley. Maros
sheep-Frank Gillette. casfieford
Beef--Frank Hankins. orehaiara
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02
SUGAR COMPANY
MAKES REFUNDS
WITH GROWERS
tnsalgamascd sent Checks Last
w~ek r"'siin= sii 900

Those OF the SUGAR beet growers
FOR the Amalgamsfed Sugar COM
pany. whose crops zero hurt b. in.
scots and abnormal ~,aiher condi-
,inns. durinE last spring and early
nnmer were mora than surprised
last week TO receive check cover
lag in sosl- eases the fun amount OF
ne deductions ior seed. aud Ia other
cases Tor on, halg the payment This
resund l. hasrd On tonnage per ac.
e. harvested. and b gladly refunded
"a tho srow~rs, a. the company feeii
that the conditions prevailing last
year we're much oat Of the ordinary
and according 10 Jane, scilIey. ida.
no district manager may never oc-
cur again
Ia = Statement Mr. seiiies szye;
Last year graat many OF the
growers ~err too late In planting,
and even IN the face OF the most an.
satisfactory weather conditions those
who planted earls Ia the majority OF
eases got satisfactory returns
The cold, freezing weather has
put fali plowed land ia first class
condition. aud kilied most OF the IN.
sects witch hibernate 10 the ground
during the winter months There
Is also great storage OF irrigation
water and more snow 10 the moun-
tain water sheds than az this time
last year. and All Indications point
10 large yield Of sugar beeis THE
year.
Mutual confidence and coopera-
ton between the farmers aud the
sugar company should make tho sa-
gar beet one 81 the principal crops
Of this section. place 10 which Il
Is regularly entitled
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02

ssppis,s~rs.i Order fn~~ e~ssp.s-
-ssios as sfs5 . Noah ~ 30
Hoaf fof Ass. 5<s~ fos we~ss

Sappiem~nfing an order lssaed
Deecfcser ~ dIscharEtnE some ecun
~ employees and reducing the sal
sries Of other the board OF couais
com nsissloners saturday made ef-
fecslss a. OF January sE order
flung the salaries Of clerical axsis-
tanfs in county offices A. tiss a
ncnth. and fixing the compensation
Of clerical assistants al 60 cents an
hour for men aud 50 eeuts for wons-
"a
The commissioners also author.z-
ed the employment OF } n Market
a. earetaker for Agricultural prop
erty Of Filler untii April 1. at sal
AIRY Of $50 per month. Mr.. Markets
position a. secretary TO the county
fair board was abolished by the
eommissiouer's order Of December
it.-Sswy.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02
NEW PEACE DOLLAR
II NIsNtNfFD AND Will
HAVE 10 M graODEIED

Nashineron--The new peace dol
lar Is mIsnsrned and will have 70 b.
Withdrawn from circulation and re-
modelled. IL IL said al the treasury.
Trouble has been associated with
the new coin since IT, career vas
launched President Harding. IT,
sponsor. had premoniison Of THIS
when he objected r.. the.dlrnple orig
mall, placed IN the coin n rhe fig1re
81 Liberty Feminine dfmpl@s." be
said. are not usually associated
~ifh peace
II ~a~ removed. but nov II IL dir
covered that The sculptor. snihony
Francisco. placed his monogram. a
y ''- beneath the face 81 Liberty.
~hicA il modelled from that ri MS
.ife Initial on money are taboo.
u Is stated
But more serious ~ q the facf
ihai the bankers complain the ne~
dollar wiIi not stack and other say
4 .. 800 thin.
n the issse l. withdrawn those al
ready IN circulation may 20 10 . pre-
Dlnm and collectors will nshr fos
hem Hence treasury officials
mile .hen you refer 20 the B-~ IS.
ne as the peace dollar"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02
MISS Mu-ssER CHOSEN GUARD
IAN or CAMP fIRE GIRLS

The Camp Fire Girls have renew
ed tAelr activities and have reorgan-
i-ed under the leadership OF Miss
Can Nusser. She was taken In as
guardian nj q ceremonial meeting
held Thursday evening. other Off
GERS include Edna Allen. secretary;
Helen Hainiine. treasurer: and Lulu
Francis. bead distributor.
Those present at the meeting Thurs
day ~ere Coidie Stewart. Grace
fI,~kr. Hsth Miller. Sadie Miller. In
IA Francis. Mildred yInine. Hope
Mckinley. Edna Alien. Emma Ailen-
Helen HasnIine aud Geraldine Truitt.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02

u. J. Kane aud Miss Emma FLYNN
-ere quietly married 81 Billings
Montana. Tuesday. January -. aud
are nov Wishing ~ the homes of SIR
gane's brother and sister ~ Great
Falls. Montana Mr Kane left here
fef billings only last week. having
spen, the past several months visit
ing his daurhferr. Mrs 4 o Mad
land and Ar. " A shear
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02
Boys Confess to
Theft of Ford Car

Clyde Johnson. aged 20, and Paul
Allen. the same age, who live in the
South Park addition. Twin Falls
have confessed 10 the authorities that
they Iook.-the Ford car -belnuglng 10
j n. Click. Friday nighI The car
was found in a snow hank north Of
here. saturday. after Il had been
Abandoned. The boys say they WE'RE
on their way 10 dance.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02
peOTHER MEETS TRAGIC
DEATH IN MISSOURI

The distressing nese OF the death
of a brother at Kirkssille- Mo- ~as
received Thursday by r. C. Mcneil
Death occurred January IL and ~a-
the result Of an accident In coal
mine. ~hen a rock fell. breaking the
mans back. Mr.. McSeil's brother's
name ~. James S~obee. the former
hzsias been adopted BY the late Ar
and Mrs. r. C. Mcneil Of Twin Falls.
The elder Seobee. father OF the dead
rnss. srd OF Mcneil, survives
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02
NEW q w DEDICATED
WIIH BASKET Bill.
ECIOR1-SCORL 27-I9
First Victory Over Neighboring Rival in High
School Athletic History-Game Featured
by Hard and Fast Playing

SoaNG Dtat , @sA4 - sArA sf.HFR@
Trojan warriors scalped the Twin
Falls high quintet Friday night in
one of the fastest aud most scrappy
exhibitions OF basket ball ever wit
messed here. When the smoke or
battle cleared away the final score
was found to be 81 10 10 in favor OF
Filler.
The Twin Falls aggregation met
their equals and superiors for the
first time this season. and were lick
ed b. being played off their feet.
Incidentally. this Is the first ath-
letic victory ever scored over Twin
Falls In the history OF the local high
school. and came "a a fitting cere-
mony to the dedication OF the new
gymnasium just completed thru the
untirinE labor and financial efforts
OF the board OF trustees. local CON
tractors. business men. the school.
the coach. the team. football fans and
the community in general
The fans giowed with pride Friday
night In the knowledge of victory
and went Wild with enthusiasm as
the mounting score recorded the
skiiled prowess OF the Filler team oy-
er Coach Evans Meteors.
About 900 spectators. including
approximately IS Twin Falls root
ers. Witnessed the big game. Fight
was In the air from the beginning.
During the firstsfew minutes OF play
Murray for Filler tucked away three
baskets. leaving Twin Falls dazed
with bewilderment
From then on IL was Filer's game,
Twin Falls at no time being In the
lead The score at the end OF the
first half stood. Filler. l6. Twin
Falls. 10.
The game was fast and furious and
hard fought. In an effort 10 stem
the tide. Evans made five suhstltur
lions. while Coach Denman was con-
tent to make none. However. Filler
was foulsd more times than was
Twin Falls. the locals netting nine.
the same number that the Twin Falls
team was awarded in the Filer-Twin
Falls game at the latter city two
weeks ago when one OF her men
was disbarred from the game be-
cause OF these offenses.
For Filler. Murray did most OF the
scoring =ith a total OF IS points. fol-
lowed by Blackburn With 10. Timm
made the other two.
Preceding the contest. game was
played between the grade school
teams OF Maroa and Filler. the latter
winning the tilt.
The lineup Of the Twin Falls-FIler
game was as follows:
TWIN Scott. Lyons. King.
Logan, browne. Jsmison. Crom aud
Nicholson.
FII.ER- Murray. RI. Blackburn.
H.: Cole. c Aman. re-; and Timm
lg.
Whitney. Twin Fails.
Asa reward for winning the game.
members Of the team aud three sub
stitutes were presented With new
athletic shoes. Saturday. by A. T.
.Crais, the new owner OF the Hub
.Clothery.
Filler meets Kimberly here Friday
,~onfrr AZ 7.a0 o'clock
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02
WALTER Will AfcTIo> ron
DAY AND EorHl.os n

y o Walter has Just received
-ord Of biz employment a. auction
eer a. the annual shorthorn sale Of
f'ay and Rothrock. leading breeders
~ the northsesf. no wlii this year
conduct their saie On Fesnrary -
81 spraEas. Washington.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02
MlEEAY ssLE srccEss

The f,ari Murray pnbiic suction OF
hogs snd farming equipment, con
dgct~d Tuesday ~as one OF The mos,
ssleeeszfui sales Of the season A
large ero~d was IN attendance, and
the proceeds received exceeded ex-
pec:&tioss.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02
BIRTHS

Ar and Mr. " s fhiillp. resid-
ing sesf Of to~li are the parents OF
= son born January 81
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-02
n rornr TODAY

The suit n J G. Relcherz against
) L. Ed~ard- - scheduled for trial
today in district court