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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-09-21
HOME TALENT
PLAY SCORES
BIG SUCCESS
Legion Musical Comedy ''Sittin
Pretty" Produced Three Times
for Patrons of Fair.

The American Legion play, "Sittin'
Pretty" musical comedy put on
by Filler post in the big tent on the
fair grounds. scored a big hit with
the patrons OF the Twin Falls county
fair last week The music was
catchy and the lines funny. and all
in all "Sittin' Pretty" was very diff
ferent and much ahead OF the usual
musical comedy production.
Directed and managed for Filler
Post by Howard r. Sabin. an expe-
rienced director OF Twin Falls, the
show was presented in a really ex-
cellent manner and everyone who
saw IL came away with words OF
highest praise.
Mrs. A. h. Anderson, who took the
leading role of Betty Wingate, the
loveable ~" girl. handled her part
with great charm and her rendition
OF her several songs brought repeat
ed encores.
Rex Kimmel as Sergeant Bob
Drury, the funny man OF the out
tit. had splendid opportunities 20
display his more than ordinary tai
ent for acting aud showed the ex-
cellent training his two years with
the Idaho University Players had
given him. He was a 'gob" during
the World war. crossing the big pond
some 2l times I'm conveying troops
through the torpedo zones but he was
at all times at home as a hard-boiled
sergeant of the army in "Sittin'
Pretty"
w. c. Nuzman as Private Red
Clancy also deserves special mention
10 Ia Hfoh ha. al. - n a. fts..f
and so, too, does Merlin G. Bailey.
who as Corporal Theodore Elliott
End. gentleman In the ranks. han
died the score at the piano and put
pep into the music.
The difficult role OF Countess de
Montozon, exceedingly French. was
ing won high praise and rightfully
So
The parts OF Clairette and Suzette
the two daughters OF the countess
were taken by Miss Thelma Shear
and Miss Leah Timm. In their charm
ing Knitting Song" they were de-
cided hit. And as they sang and
flirted with the doughboys they may
not have knitted far. but the audi
ence decidedly enjoyed them.
c. Raymond Carter took the part
OF Major Hanson and handled his
songs and part in splendid shape
owen Philby was Corporal Smyth.
and he. with Harvey Shirk. Louis
Ennis and Walter Reay. made up the
A. w. o. l.. detail. They raided the
~" hut for eats" like Veterans.
We have praised the whole cast
they all deserve H. "Sittin' Pretty"
is good show, and II was well done.
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Filler Women's Club
to Commence Years
Activities Next Week
Invited 20 Attend Reception in Twin
Falls 10 BE Held Tuesday.
Afternoon.

The first meeting for the year OF
the Filler Womens club will be held
at the home OF Mrs. NJ. j. Goode
Wednesday afternoon OF next week.
Mrs. Elmer r. Haag will be in charge
OF the program which will deal with
a study OF the composer Verdi, with
selections from his "Rigoletto"
Important club matters will be
considered at the initial meeting, and
all members are urged TO be present.
Hostesses for the day. besides Mrs.
Goode. will include Mrs. Charles Fox.
chairman. and the Mesdames c. w.
Case. o. c. FELTON,. A. r. Anderson.
A. j. Daum. G. {. Davis. and +. r.
Cedarholm.
Members OF the club have been In
yited by Mrs. c. j. Schroeder. presi-
dent OF the Twentieth Century club
OF Twin Falls, 10 attend a reception
TO be given by that organization
Tuesday afternoon OF next week In
the Lsvering pavilion. Members in
tending TO go have been asked TO
notify Mrs. r. c. Graves, club presi-
dent.
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DEATH TAKES
MRS. COMECYS
AT HOSPITAL

Mrs. II. Y. Comegys. aged So,
wife OF H. r. Comegys. residing just
east of town. passed away at the
county hospital Tuesday afternoon
following a cerebral hemorrhage.
Mrs Comegys was operated upon
only two weeks ago for an intestinal
trouble and was rapidly recovering
when the fatal attack struck her
Had her health continued &c improve
as II did the forepart OF the week.
she would have been brought home
Saturday. relatives say.
Funeral services will be conducted
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the Methodist church with interment
in the I o. o. r. cemetery. The body
i Al the r. f. Drake undertaking
establishment.
Besides her husband she i sur
yiyed BIZ a daughter. Mrs. Earl Nun
yon OF this place. and two sons,
Verne. now living at Hansen. and
william. Who Is In the east and will
not be present al the funeral.
Mrs. Comegys was born al Hazel
ton. Pa. August ,. 1853 Her maid
en- name was Ida Anne Winters The
family came here seven years ago
from Agency. Iowa. and have a large
number of friends in this commun-
ity who are grieved at the untimely
death of the faithful wife, mother
and friend.
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ELMWOOD ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Bennett. Mr..
and Mrs. John Bennett OF Bull. Mr..
and Mrs Earl Alspaw and three chill
dren OF Twin Falls. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Doud and daughter. Miss Helen
and wilbur Bennett OF Curry visited
with Mfr. aud Mrs. Ruby Bennett
Sunday.
Mrs. J. W. Smith OF Spokane. and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Brady OF Filler
Visited at the G. A. Krohn home Sun
day.
Mrs. Lorin Malone and two chill
dren spent several days visiting her
parents. Mr.. sPd@&frs. NJ Tannehill
north OF Twin FAILS.
Several from here are plannign on
attending the public reception TO the
Instructors OF the Rural high school
and Filler grade school a. the high
school building in Filler Friday eve
ming OF this week.
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METHODIST ANNOUNCEMENT

Bible school Sunday morning ~ ~
O'Clock. L. s. Otto. superintendent.
Promotion day in the school. Let all
classes and all teachers make a spe-
cisl effort 10 be present.
On Tuesday evening AZ 7;3o. sept.
&c. will occur the annual sunday
school board meeting. All teachers
and Officers are desired 10 be pres
ent.
Morning worship al II O'Clock
Subject. The Sunday School. an
Evangelistic Field and Force"
Epworth League service at $50
D. m Subject. Using My Bible for
Others" Leader. Miss Maecil Bee
man.
73e. D. m. evening worship. Sub
iecf. The Student az Worship"
Sunday school rally day will be
October /. A cordial welcome 10 al.
&C. z. Dea, pastor.
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COUNTY TAX LEVY FOR
1922 IS LESS, SHOWING
MATERIAL REDUCTION
Total Taxes on Farm Property in This District
Will Be $4.15 on Each 500 Valuation
Town They Will Be $2.55 Higher, According
to Levies Filed With County Auditor.

A reduction of ss5.750 in the
amount OF taxes TO be collected for
1922 for financing the county gov
eminent was made this week by the
board OF county commissioners. Last
year the levy was fixed so as to
yield $4,000. while this year II is
estimated that ony S2S0,25O vii
be required.
This saving will reduce the levy
from si.15 last year on each SlOO
valuation to 95 cents.
The estimated county valuation
this year is s29.500. 200. or $4,000
900 lower than last year. This cut
was made on account of the marked
depreciation OF land values during
the past twelve months.
The levy for the county hospital
was fixed at 7 " cents on each 500
valuation as compared with the IL ~
cent levy OF 1921. A reduction or
from 40 cents TO SO cents was made
this year on the current expense
levy, this being the most slashing
cut OF the year.
The following table lists the fig
ures on the different levies as made
by the commissioners comparing
those OF 1921 with the present ones;
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Filler WILL PLAY
hurley FRIDAY
OF NEXT WEEK
First Gridiron Contest OF Season
and Other Events of Year
Are Planned.

The Filler high school football
team will play its initial game of
the 1922 season with Burnley. ac-
eording to the athletic schedule de-
cided upon at a meeting OF coaches
from the various towns In this part
OF the state, conducted at Twin Falls
Saturday. The battle will take place
at Burnley.
other scheduled contests include
games with Bull Oct. at Filler {;
with Twin Falls Oct. - at Twin
Falls; with Oakley Oct, 20. and with
Rupert at Filler Oct. 81.
The interdistrict elimination game
will be played November 3. the win
ners o, the northside contendins
with the successful southside eleven.
Armistice day is open and the inter
sectional elimination game OF the
Pocatello section will be played ON
November II. The state champion
ship contest is scheduled for No
yember "a.
Game Tomorrow.
At o'clock Friday afternoon on
the local gridiron two teams from
the high school squad will put on
an exhibition game. Coach Denman
stated yesterday that the squad has
now been reduced to 30 men.
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START SURVEY
OF ROBERTSON
WELLS RAILWAY
G. Wolfe. President Of the Idaho
Central Railway, Confirms Re-
port OF Definite Activity.

The work OF surveying the pro
posed Rogeyson-Wells railroad has
been definitely started, according "a
an authorized statement by Conrad
Wolfe, new president OF the Idaho
Central Railway company, who Il
now In Twin Falls.
A surveying crew IN charge OF u.
j. Ahern is working on the Wells end
OF the line and Mr.. Wolfe states an
other crew will start working out OF
Rogerson next week.
The public utilities commissions OF
Idaho and Nevada have deferred ac-
ton on the petitions OF the Twin
Falls Chamber OF Commerce for an
order 10 show cause why the permit
OF the Idaho Central 10 build the
road should not be cancelled.
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Radio Concerts From
Cities to Be Heard

Interest is developing In the radio
concerts scheduled TO be given at
the Gem theater Friday and Satur-
day evening of this week in connec-
ton with the presentation OF two
motion pictures.
Mrs. Tanner, manager OF the Gem
says she is convinced the public will
show its appreciation of the enter
prise exhibited in banging to Filler
the first public demonstration OF
genuine radio concerts from distant
cities.
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CAMPFIRE GIRLS MEET

The members Of the Camp Fire
Girls unit. together with their lead
cr. Miss Gail Musser. met Wednes-
day afternoon - the home Of Chris
tina johnson. who served delicious
refreshments. The next meeting Of
tho organization will be held at the
home Of Hope Mckinley Thursday
afternoon OF next week. Al that time
the girls will sew for the bazaar that
g. being planned.
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Game Tomorrow.
Attendance Records
at High Shattered
Eight New Students Enter Filler High
This Week. Making Total
Registration 1853.

A total OF 1853 students are now
enrolled in the Filler high school,
constituting a record-breaking regis
tration. or this number. eight reg
istered only this week.
This is approximately one-third
more students than were enrolled
last year. according 10 Supt- George
f. Denman, who gave the names OF
the new registrants as: Faith and
Constance Mills, Maurice Cole, Marie
Davenport, Niron Phillips. Byron
Berry. Leslie Ennis and Charles Lapp.
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LOSES $40 WHILE TAKING
IN THE COUNTY FAIR

Mrs. Cecil Parry Of Twin Fails.
xife OF an ex-service man but a short
line out OF 8 government hospital.
IS said TO have lost a handbag AZ the
county fair here Friday. containing.
tmong other things. $40.
Her name. written on club dues
receipt. was in the bag Friends Of
the lady state a great favor will be
conferred by anyone knowing the
whereabouts OF the purse II they will
notify Secretary NJ. Markell. who
is familiar with the circumstances.
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Seed Crop Yields
18 Bushels to Acre
Alfalfa Seed on Ranch Near Here
VIII Return Nearly
500 an Acre.

Eighteen bushels OF alfalfa seed
o the acre from field OF six acres
the report that comes from the A.
Guibert ranch north OF here on the
state highway. farmed this year by
r. NJ. Sturgill. Most OF the seed has
Deen sold for IA cents a pound. yield
ing s294.lO. Eighteen hundred
pounds yet remain to be sold. and
Il IL brings a price equal TO that al
ready marketed. will make the total
returns for the six acres s546.
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Maroa Sunday School
to Choose Officers
Other Interesting News Items Cuiicd
by The Records Maroa
Correspondent.

MAROA-There Will be an cleo
tion OF officers and teachers for the
coming year al the Maroa Sunday
school Sunday. Every parent II
urged TO be present.
The present officers are a. fol-
lows. superintendent. Is. y. Nc
pberson. secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. J r. Greenwood: pianist, Thei-
ma Greenwood; chorister, Mrs. l.. II.
Brown.
Charles conover and Guy Horting
went 20 Shoshone basin "Wednesday
10 get poles 20 use in making potato
caves.
Mrs. J ID. Tucker OF Twin Falls IL
spending a few days at Jim fuckers.
Mrs Florence Brown and son
spent Sunday at Leonard Browns.
A general invitation IL extended
residents OF the MarOa district 10 at
tend the public reception 10 the In
structors OF the Rural high school
and grade school ~ the high school
building IN Filler Friday evening OF
this week.
viii Bradley took Mr. and Mrs
stees 20 Bliss In his auto Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Sfpes went from there
on the train 10 California la the hope
that the change will be OF benefit 20
Mrs. Stses' health She has been bed
fast since her severe illness last
spring.
Loomis Brown received a letter
Monday morning informing him that
bis father In Kansas submitted 10 an
Monday noon he received
: telegram that his father was Sc
riously III.
the county fair last week the Maroa
riub won the county hOnors from
four other teams The team f. com
posed 81 Eva and Nera Moseiy and
Ruth Brown This winning entities
hem 10 . free trip 20 the Idaho state
lair a. Boise next week.
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Bumper Weather
for Bumper Crops

Continued good weather is being
dished up this week in sunny south
ern Idaho. Not single indication
OF anything but ideal climatic condi-
tons has appeared on the horizon
since the beginning OF fair week.
There is noticeable drop In tenn
perature during the nights. but no
frosts have yet occurred In these
parts Harvesting OF beans. potatoes
and other crops Is proceeding rapid.
"
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HEARING ON sPrD SHIPMENTS
HID At BOISE MONDAY

A delegation from the potato dis
fricts Of Idaho. together with REP.
resentatives 81 the Oregon short
bubble utilities commission ~ Boise
Monday.
o. s. l.. officials urging immedinle
relief IN the matter 81 refrigerator
cars. aud II - expected cars will BE-
supplied
The local potato market 4 now
20 10 50 cents q hundred pounds
but few cars are being shipped
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u. J. Weaver was among those
who attended the hearing before the
public utilities board AZ Boise this
week in regafd to potato shipments.
Mrs. Fred Reichert was taken 10
the county last evening where she
underwent a successful operation for
appendicitis.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-09-21
LAuMERs TO CALIFORNIA

Henry y. hammers. formerly one
Of the owners Of The Record. in
tends to leave Saturday on an over
land trip 10 California points.
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THREE PAIRS TINS WEEK.

County fairs are being held this
week - Burnley, Blackfoot and Js-
rome. Next week the state fair will
open 81 Boise and several from here
are planning on attending.
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Members OF the Washington club.
together with a number OF guests
went 20 Kimberly this afternoon
where they enjoyed picnic dinner
At the home OF Mrs r. Phelps. a
former resident OF this place.
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Robert Pate aud 4. r. Gardner
are among those from here who are
at Burley this week. They have
at the Cassis county fair.
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Washington District Fortunate

Common school districts in this
community have the following lev
les: Union Curry. rs; Washing
ton. no levy; Poplar Hill. so; Cedar
Draw. so: Elmwood. 500; Glover.
no levy.
As an example of the amount OF
taxes that will be paid on each 500
valuation OF a piece of property I'm
the village of Filler. not in the paw
ing or sprinkling district. the fol-
lowing is an accurate table.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-09-21

Word has been received here an
nouneing the arrival of daughter
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
Young, al Hinckley. Utah.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-09-21

Property In the Rural high school
and Independent district No. 4. but
not I'm the village will pay s2-55 les
than 500 on each 500 valuation
or $4.l5.
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Filler yiIlage Levy s2.55

Leyies by the different municipali-
ties OF the county on each 500 or
valuation are as follows: Twin Fails,
S2sO; Bull. $3.50; Filler, S2.55 !;
Kimberly $3.50; Hansen, Sl.5O and
HOLSTER, Sl.2O.
The various highway district
levies. on the same basis or compu-
tation, are: Twin Falls. SO; Buhl,
as; Filler, so; Murtaugh, IA, and
Rock Creek. $l.24.
The Rnral high school assessment
is so cents on each 500 of valua-
ton. while those OF the various in
dependent school districts are: Twin
Falls, sI.s5; Kimberly. $3.50; Bull.
s2.aO: Filler. $40; Maroa. $40;
HOLSTER, s24O; Murtaugh, s1.65,
and Castleford. $50.
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H. III. schildman IL serving on the
jury In the district court this week,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-09-21
State Levy Higher

The state levy OF 6 mills is higher
than last year when IL was y
mills, and than the previous year
when IL was $40 mills.
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THEATRICAL
EASSES WHITE MINSTRELS
AT THE GRAND TONIGHT

The 'Lasses" White Minstrels un-
der Spaeth & Company's successful
management. now on its third annual
tour will be the attraction a. the
Grand Theatre tonight, and the prom
Use is made that the Aggregation to be
seen here will prove a vastly superior
and larger organization than the all
stars Of previous sN2s5ng. Iasses"
and his band of black face artists
have upset all traditions as connected
with new minstrel organizations.
With the single exception of the Las
SEES" White all star MINISTRIES every
other black face combination had
to devote at least three seasons and
considerable money to the task of es-
tablishing themselves in the esteem
of minstrel lovers, whereas the LasseS
White Company registered a success
from it's inception. This without
doubt, was largely due to the immense
popularity that he attained as princi-
pal comedian of the NEST important
black face companies previous to form
ing his own organization,
In front of this illusion of an island
is created and on this performance is
given. This seanson specialties in
Guide Restivo and his piano accordian
the mastery playing CT which won
endless praise for him with this COM
pany last season. Another feature is
the musical number arranged for th'
Blackville Quartet by Nate Talbot
Associates of Lasses are Slim Yer
mont; Zip" Lee and Bobby Gyoui
three first class comedians and a
singers there are Roscoe Humphrey
Norman Brown, n. Fl. Dinklespiel
Robert Mathews, p H. Bangher, He'd
bert Schultze, Al Flint, Robert John
son and George Miner the minstrel
Tetrazinni, Markell Gordon and
Grover, Schepp who in addition to al
ternating in tile interlocoutors chair,
will contribute to the singing strength
each being a finished vocalist. The
art of terpsichore enlists the talents
OF Ted" Lane, George Rookie and
"Chet" Nilsson, the homeless dancing
wonders.
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New Salvation Army Head
InaugurateS New Features
Page Two

Capt. L. 4. Shifflett,
who takes the place here
of Capt. Washburn, will
inaugurate a number of
new features il his SUI
pervision Of Salvation
Amy work here and among
those win be organization
of the Knights of Honor
Tor boys and Good Smart
tans for the girls.
The new commander has
got down to work in fi2e
shape here and that he
will make good there is no
doubt.
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NORMA TALMADoE TO BE
SHOWN r.. ~. slJou

THE Wonderful Thing starring
Norma Talnadge, the Associated First
National Pictures attraction which
Will De shown at the Bijou the
alter today is one Of the clev-
crest combinations Of humof ana
comedy, pathos and tragedy that has
found its way to the serene in long
time. Ii was taken from the stage
nlay Of the same name, written by
Lillian Trimble Bradley and Forrest
Halsey, which had a wonderful sue
cess on Broadway and on tour.
Manager Brown wishes to announce
to the public that he has seen this
picture, and Thought i { SO good that he
went 10 a great expose in securing It.
Knowing that Brunswick theatefgoers
are especially fond of Norma Tai
fnadge, and as this is considered enc
of her best he will show it for today
only. Also good t@o.reel comedy.
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IRE YOU PREPARED?

Do you realize thu: the coal
and rail strike is going to present
a problem Of how to keep warm
this winter @e>.
his IS NO J0kE-WE KNOW!
But you need not worry. we
will take shat burden away
from you.
Lei US Install CLGW GAS
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ing troubles are over.
NO DIRT, NO WORRY. AND
CHEAPER
Come and talk this proposition
over with us before it is too
ate to get shipments.
GILMORE AND WbUD
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A Remedy for Piles

Ask your Druggist whom you know what
he knows about PAZO OINTMENT as a
Remedy for Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Pro-
truding Piles. Coo.