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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-02
Russia acepta pagar un
nOventa pOr cientO de
la deuda exterior con-
traida pOr ell anterior
regimen.
tDs Nuestro servicio cablesraaco,.

GENOVA, mayo 2.-No obstante
como Sc hallan los animos desde que
se supo ell nuevo convenio firmado en-
Berlin por los Gobiernos de Ebert y
Lenine, ell Premier Lloyd George ha
anunciado esta mafiana que ha llega-
do sus manos la respuesta de Ru-
sia a las reclamaciones aliadas, dis
poniendose a pagar cerca del noven-
ia por ciento de las deudas contraidas
por la nacion durante el pasado regi-
men imperial. Anade Lloyd George
que no hay que exaltarse con amena-
zas nj posturas Dictionaries, puesto
que por medic de la persuacion es
mas facil convencer Russia y Ale
mania obtener de elias todo 10 que
Sc quiera y que en- justicia deba Pc
dirseles. "Todo ESQ que Sc habla-ha
declarado ell ilustre politico ingles-
me es dudoso creerlo. Yo Sc en- las
condolences que estan ambos pueblos,
para planear tentivas guerreras como
la que en- ese supuesto pacto de Ber-
lin Sc! provee, y Sc como esta Ell mum
do cansado de las guerras, para dar
mi sanction a conquistas por denas
peregrinas".
MADRID, mayo 2.-Se ha celebra-
do en- muchas ciudades espa,olas, con-
servando ell mas perfecto 6rden, ia
fiesta obrera del primera de SnaayO.
En- Madrid, la manifestations erorrl6
ell salon del Prado, Recoletos " " Cas-
tellana, pronunciandose desde el Pc
destal de la estatua de Castelar,, Rlo-
cuentes discurSos.
De Barcelona lego la notieia de un
choque habido entire los 1nanifestan-
tes v la policfa, pero Ia noticia que
fue exajerada, Sc limito u sus verIa-
deras proporciones. Fue am alboro-
tador que al ser detenido, trato de
haccr sresistencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-02
I'm ejercito frances de
tres millOnes de hon.
bres estara listO, en- Sc
guida, para lanzarse
sObre Alemania.
(De Nuestro ssrvicio cablegraaco).

BERLIN, mayo 2.-Dice "Germania"
que los Estados Mayores de los ejer-
citos belga Y frances, Sc han puesto
de acuerdo para fundirse en- uno So
10, a fiji de ejecutar los planes defini-
dos por ambas naciones, y bajo el CO.
mando supreme de un general fran
ct.. Entire otras cosas, ell menciona-
do pacto provee, que la Division 16
belga, de infanteria, que solo Sc COM
pone de cadetes, sc ponga Immediate
menta en- condolences de poder en-
trar en- conbate en- primera Oportu-
nidad. Su cuartel general Sc halla en-
Lieja. Reunidos los poderosos nu-
cleos militares de ambos paises, Sc
dispondrl el siguiente plan de inva-
sion: FL ejercito belga ocupara Gle
We, Geldern, Muenchen-Gladbach, de-
teniendose aqui y levantando sus ten
das en- Dusseldorf. La Inca france
sa de avance sera Kaiserslautern,
Neustadt, Germensheinf y Landau.
Ell grupo de avance por ell norte de
Relgica procedera sobre Muenster,
Osnabrueck Y Bremen, en- direction
de Hanburgo, en- tanto que los con-
tingentes del norte frances Sc diri-
giran hacia Mannheim Y WurZburg,
para apoderarse de Baviera. Las
fuerzas concentrates por Francia en-
Checoeslovaquia recibiran ordenes de
proceder sobre Baviera tambien, por
la via del Eyer. Para clio Sc han
dado ordenes por el ,Estado Mayor
frances para que Sc tengan dispues-
tos 100000 de hombres, con todos
los medios de combate necesarios, en-
n,imero considerable, para hacer mas
,facil la dominacion del pals en- con-
quista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-02
Ell avance cOmbinadO
del EjercitO espahOl va
cerrandO ell cercO en- q.
han de caer Abb ell
Krim Y ell Raisuli.
(De Nuestro servicio cablegrafco).

TETUAN, mayo 2.-Las adhesio-
mes frecuentes Y numerosas que vie
men hacienda desde hace dias las ka-
bilas que hasta ahora Sc tuvieron por
irreductibles, dan la sensation del
desprestigio en- que han caido para
con los suyos, los caudillos rebeldes
Abd-el- y ell Raisuli, que estan
punto de ser copados con ell fuerte
ndcleo de kabilas que ocupan ell ma
ciso montaiioso de Benz Urriagel.
Ell cerco Sc esta hacienda cada vez
mas estrecho, y Sc espera que no pa
Sc esta semana sin que Sc haya pro-
ducido ell definitivo desastre de las
tropas de Abd-el-Krim que estan sien-
do hostilizadas frecuentemente en- sus
refugios, y cuya situacion Sc hace
inestable.
/ En- ell movimiento combinado espa-
mol interviewer treinta y cinco mil
hombres.
GENOVA, mayo 2.-Noticias lie
gadas de Stokolmo afrman que ell Go
bierno Soviet ha pasado una comuni-
cacion todas las Rusias, para llevar
cabo una Conferencia de las pro-
vincias europeas y asiaticas del pals
moscovita, y tratar de la recons-
trucei6n del Imperio Rojo, bajo las
bases estipuiadas en- el Tratado con
>Alemania. Ann sc ignora donde Sc
ra celebrada dieha Asamblea; pero Sc
cree. que sera en- Riga Petrogrado.
nieee tanlbien que. ALI Sc tratara de
la fusion estreeiia. de todas Jas Ru-
sias, borrando toda clase de diferen-
cias que pudieran existir entire elias,
para lexantar la nacion a una altura
considerable como primera, potencia
v estar ista. para defenderse de los
enemigos que desde- el exterior pre-
tenden agredirla, segln afade ell CO.
rresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-02

Principe heredero Otto, hijO del in
fortunado ex Emperador de Austria
Hungria, fallecidO hace POGO en- la Is
la MADEIRA, ha sidO proclamadO pOr
los realistas hIngaros Rey de su pa
tria, segGn nOticias de Viena. Ell
Principe Sc encuentra en- MADEIRA, en-
compaiia de su madre la ex Empera-
triz Zita, y de sus Otros seis hernia
nitos. Ell nombramientO de Otto CO.
mo Rey no ha sidO acogido muy Sc
riamente por las naciOnes, pues D
dinastia de los Hapsburgo fue destrO-
NADIA cuando la guerra. PerO como el
chiquillo tiene adquiridos derechos
reales en- Hungria, no seria de extra
mar que eli Principe Otto Sc viera en-
vueltO en- los acontecimientOs actuales
de Europa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-02

Mrs. Jessie D. Blackstone, de MelrOse
HaighIands, que es un suburbiO de
Boston, ha ofrecido Mrs. A. F. May
can su maridO, para que 10 utilize en-
un juicio que durara seis meses. AL
finalizar ese tempo, Mrs. Blackstone
pedira su marido otra vez para hacer
una election final entire ella y la mu-
jer que ha sido la causante de los
disgustos matrimoniales que culmi-
narOn en- la ruptura de relaciOnes de
ella su companero. Mrs. Blackstone
dejara en- tai case, su hogar su es-
poso@ v Mrs. Maycan, condici0n de
que elIos tengan su cuidadO los hi
jos obtenidos durante el matrimonio,
por ella y Ell maridO infiel...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-02

(veanse mas cables en- La Alta. pag)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-02
3egca ya Repdbca Francesa tenen va dspueso e plan
=---3 de invasion contra Alemania en- Wrtiud i iz~-i
de un pacto,<secreto
tDs Nuestro servicio cablsgraaco,.

BERLIN, mayo Eel importante
6rgano del Partido del Centre, Ger
mania" que esta redactado por ell Can
ciller Wirth, revela ell sensational
pacto "secreto" llevado a cabo por
Francia y Belgica, para la invasion
de Alemania. Estas revelaciones las
hace "Germania"< ante ell asombro de
Francia por las noticias que recibe
de la estrecha union que Sc ha crea-
do Berlin con Moscou, buscando su
defensa y la de Russia, que tambien es
un poderoso- punto de mira para sa-
tisfacer ambiciones irreprimibles de
Francia y, otras potencias-segun
afrma ell mencionado rotativo. Ell
pacto secreto que publica "Germania"
ha caido como una bomba en- toda
Alemania Y positivamente en- otros
puntos de Europa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-02
Sc AVISA

A los senOres AcciOnistas de
THE PHARMACEUTICAL
COMPANY OF PORTO RICO
INC, que La Junta General de
Accionistas Sc verificara ell 3
DE MAYO del cOrriente aiiO,
a las $500 p. M. en- las Oficinas
de dicho Corporation, radica-
das en- la Avenida Ponce de
Leon No. IS, parada Is, San
turce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-02
Ell GobiernO "SOviet"
cedera a Alemania 20
acOrazadOs de SUI flOta
y variOs destrOyers Y
submarines.
(De Nuestro servicio cablegraacos.

LONDRES, mayo 2.-En ell conve-
nio militar de Berlin, el Gobierno So
Wet cedera a Alemania 20 acorazados
de su fota Y otros tantos destroyers
v submarines, facilitara los medios
los tecnicos ingenieros alemanes
para construir grandes astilleros en-
los puertos de Russia que Sc cream
apropiados, para la creacion in
mediata de una poderosa escuadra,
que estara al servicio tanto de una
como de la otra potencia. Russia ade-
mas Sc compromete mantener listo
para entrar en- combate un poderoso
ejercito a 10 largo de la frontera po-
laca, del cual podra hacer uso Ale
mania, cuando 10 estime conveniente,
en- case de un peligro Immediate. Los
campos las fabricas rusas seran
operados Y dirigidos por expertos ale
names, adaptandose al convenio que
mas adelante Sc estipula en- el ira
tado. Alemania, por ell contrario, IA
cilitara a Russia sus mejores oficiales
para la instruction de SUI poderoso
ejercito de terra, aire y mar; lie en-
viara armas Y municiones suficientes,
las vituallas de rigor Y ell equipo ne
cesario su sostenimiento en- paz,
atendiendo a redoblar la provision de
material de guerra, en- case de guerra
y seg1n Russia estipule conveniente
solicitarla. Entire los implementos
belicos que Alemania Sc compromete
ceder Russia, Sc cuenta toda clase
de gases asfixiantes y mortiferos,
aeroplanos, telefonos y telegrafos ina
lambricos, locomotoras y vagones fe-
rroviarios militares, tanques, caiiones
de diferentes calibres, fusiles, NUM-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-02
Son $4,000

Esta es la cantidad que la Ferrete-
ria MerinO ha perdidO, despues de SUI
balance general y reajuste de precios,
cantidad que CANA ell cliente cOmpran-
do en- dicho Ferreteria, pues sus pre-.
clos estan tono con el mercado anne
ricanO. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-02

Brigadier General Fred W. sladen,
actualmente comandandO ell Fuerte
Sheridan, en- Illinois, ha sido nom-
brado comandante de la Academia Mi
litar de West Point, para suceder en-
su puesto al Brigadier General Dou-
glas Macarthur, que en- ell mes de ju-
niO sera relevadO con OtrO puestO en-
las Islas Filipinas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-02
AVISO
Consulado de Espaiia en- San Juan de
Puerto Rico.

Sc avisa a los s1bditos espanoles
residences en- la Isla que posean titu-
los de la Deuda del antique Imperio
Austro-H H1ngaro, la obligation de pre-
sentarlos hasta ell 80 de abril 1922 en-
este Consulado de Espafa para ser
estampillados, sin 10 cual y pasado
ese plazo no seran reconocidos como
validos por ell Comite de Reparnciones
en- la aplicacion del art. 20S del Ira
tado de. st. Germain Y del Trianon.
San Juan, Pto. Rico, % abril 1922.
Ell Consul de Espana,
ErnestO Freyre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-02
CoRTE DE DISTRITo DE SAN
JUAN, PUERTO RICO.
segundo Distritc.
AVISO.

Sc avisa al publico, y especialmente
a los sefiores Abcgados. que, esta Corte
de Distrito. ha fija'.o los dias 8 9 del
corriente mes de Mayo de 1922, para
la primera y segunda lectura. respecti-
vamente, del Calendario Civil: el dia
ocho para la solicitud de inclusion de
pleitos en- el Calendario, y el dia 8 pa
ra ell seiialamiento de los casos.
San Juan, P. R. 10 de Mayo de 1922.
Q. Negr6n Saniuric.
Secretario Corte Distrito.
Segundo Distrito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-02

clones, etc. Haciendose constar. que
las fabricas para la construction de
todos estos materiales, seran erigi-
das en- Russia, 81 Sc presentaren obs
taculos para poder funcionar en- Ale
mania.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-08-10
Filler RANChMAN
STRICKEN WHILE
VISITING RUPERT
Last Rites for Edgar l.. Tyler VIII
be Conducted al L.. ID. \.
Church Tomorrow.

Funeral services will be held Fri
day afternoon at two o'clock at the
l.. ID. S. church at Twin Falls for
Edgar l.. Tyler. manager OF the Crys-
Al Springs fruit farm north of here
whose body was found in an atti-
tude of repose on the bed In his room
at a Rupert lodging house late Tues
day afternoon about five hours after
he expired. Burial will be In thu
cemetery at Filler. The body was
brought to Twin Falls Wednesday
from Rupert and is held at the Gross
man undertaking establishment
Decedent leaves his widow who was
Miss Albertina Clark. to whom he
was married In March. 1922, at FIJI
:. and is survived also by his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J A. Tyler, and
five brothers and three sisters. The
brothers are j. u. Tyler. Parker,
ID. II. Tyler and l.. b. Tyler OF Twin
Falls; f. A. Tyler and +. o. Tyler.
Filler. The sisters are Mrs. ID. H..
Beddes. Parker; Mrs. b. f. Mason.
Emmett and Mrs. J. J. Dolan, Felt
Idaho.
Decedent was about SO years Of
age. He was secretary of the Twin
Falls County Horticultural associa-
ton and the active manager of the
Crystal Springs property. which. with
his father and brother. f. o. Tyler.
he purchased about three years ago.
The family came here at about that
time from Northeastern Idaho.
Mr.. Tyler had been at Rupert for
several days on a business trip when
his death occurred.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-08-10
Judge Welty Renews
Acquaintance in Filler

Judge S. p. Welty. of Castleford,
well-known west end rancher was
rcalling on Filler friends Monday. Mr..
Welty is one of the pioneer citizens
of the tract coming here from Neb-
raska where he was district Judge for
n number OF terms. AT present he
5 specializing in the hog and fruit
industry.
He continues to take an active
part in political and community af
fairs, and is considered one of the
staunch citizens of the county. Judge
Welty is urging retrenchment all
along the line I'm public expenditures,
and for this reason is interesting him
self somewhat in the campaign. He
intends exhibiting his hogs at the
fair here next month and is a loyal
supporter of the Institution.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-08-10
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NEBRASKA FRIENDS CALL on
THE ELMER AMA> FAMILY

r. H. Kirkpatrick. OF Paul, was
here Saturday visiting HIS old friend
Elmer Aman. The two gentlemen
formerly lived at Cambridge. Nebr.,
and were associated there IN various
activities.
Both Mr.. Aman and Mr.. kfrkpat-
rick are candidates on the progress
i've ticket in their respective couny
for state legislative honors the Paul
man having recently been nominated in
the primaries for state senator, while
Mr.. Aman is candidate for stats
representative.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick accompanied her
husband here.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-08-10
DIR Il. A. Dwight Is the Democratic
Nominee Tor Coroner With 81
Votes Here.

No change In the primary election
results we're made by the board OF
county commissioners when they can
v2ssed the returns saturday and
Monday.
The lead OF one vote held by j. w.
Taylor OF Bull. over A. J. Myers. OF
Twin Falls. In the race for the nomi-
nation as county attorney. was un-
changed by the official recheck. Tay-
Tor becoming the nominee. Guy l..
Kinney. whoce nomination on the
democratic ticket for the same place
was considered somewhat In doubt.
was given a lead OF Is votes over his
nearest competitor. o. W. witham.
DR.. +. A. Dwight. OF Filler. whose
name was written In by 81 local
democratic voters, has been declared
the nominee on that ticket for coro-
ner.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-08-10
METHODIST ANNOUNCEMENTS

Sabbath services as follows; Bible
school at 1000 o'clock under the
superintendency OF l.. S. OTTO.
Morning worship at ll:0o o'clock
with sermon. Subject: The
Worth OF the Far Look"
o the tragedy OF the shortsighted-
ness OF human life. The blunder
OF him who sees only the near. and
lorgets the far, The calamity OF the
man who drives regularly with only
the light OF his dimmersl His vision
Is too limited for safety
700 p. NJ DEVOTIONAL meeting OF
the Epworth League.
$500 r. NJ Evening worship. Ser
mon by Or. J. Edgar Baker, District
Superintendent. and after the ser
vice the meeting OF the Fourth Quar-
terly Conference. Let there be a
full attendance OF every member OF
the Conference.
The annual conference will meet
az Caldwell September 6. under the
presidency Of Bishop Meade OF Den
YER
A cordial welcome at all services.
{. =. DEAL. Pastor.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-08-10
WATER CARNIVAL HERE
SATURDAY NIGHT WILL
ATTRACT LARGE CROWDI
Triumphant After Success at Bull Sunday Fire
men Will Offer Amusement to the Public of
Filler.

There will be a water fight. and a
water polo contest in Filler Saturday
evening, commencing at 1880 O'Clock.
The contests will take place at the
corner OF Yakima avenue and Main
street. and the participants will be
the members of the Filler volunteer
fire department, and the local base
ball team.
Won From Bull
Filer's fire department was sue
cessful in winning a water fight from
the Bull department at the latter
town Susday afternoon, this being
one OF the attractions of firemen' s
Tournament held there.
IL is necessary to start the contest
here Saturday at 1880 o'clock so that
darkness will not interfere with the
program, which Will be free. except
ing that those desiring to do so may
contribute to the Firemen's fund.
No Previous Training
Up until Sunday the local depart
ment was unfamiliar with water
fights. but gained their experience
that day. when the Jerome depart
ment did not put in an appearance
at Bull and the local boys volunteer
ed to take their place.
In the water polo or barrel con-
test. Filler was defeated by Bull. the
latter winning two out of three.
The Filler team was made up OF NAL
lory. Holloway, Taylor, Burkett. and
Brown.
In the main event Filler won from
the trained Bull team. the local team
consisting of Scholten. Johnson,
Davis, Small and Roysten.
Baseball Also
The ball teams of the two towns
also played a game. this being one
OF the scheduled events. Bull won
by a to 3 score. Bull will cross
bats with Ripley's Invincibles here
Sunday afternoon at which time the
locals assert they will reverse the
score.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-08-10
RECORD BREAKING
THRONG HERE TO
WELCOME BAND
2f-Piece Band Of Glover Entertain
Saturday Evening With Free
Band Concert

Filler and her hundreds of visitors
from every quarter we're greatly
pleased and entertained saturday
evening by the presence here OF the
Glover band. which gave concert
in the bandstand at the corner of
Yakima avenue and Main street.
Ernest Meyer is director OF the or
ganization which furnished. free of
expense to Filler. the appreciated con
cert.
The band comprises pa pieces and
altho the members have not had the
opportunity 10 practice as much as
they desired. their selections We're
enthusiastically received and many
compliments were passed.
Unfortunately the band will not be
able TO furnish weekly concerts here
as was first planned. Mr.. Meyer
states that because of the press OF
farm work his organization cannot
possibly play here regularl, hut that
they will be glad 10 come TO Filler
later. He has asked the Record to
publicly thank Filler and her citizens
FOR the royal welcome accorded his
organization. and the treatment given
them as individuals.
The largest crowd that has been In
Filler since last Falls fair was here
Saturday night
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-08-10
LOCAL NEWS

Geraldine Truitt is visiting with
relatives IN Cokevilie. Wyo.
The vernie Munyon family has
moved into the Mecieary residence on
Sixth street
Miss Mae Wolfe OF Bull spent the
fore part OF the week visiting Mrs.
Raymond Carter
Mrs. c. c. Nipper and children OF
Bull spent Monday with Mrs. A. ".
Nipper and Mrs. c. y. Owings.
Deputy sheriffs. V. u. Ormsby and
II. C. Van Ausdeln were In Filler Mon
day on business connected with their
office.
Mrs. A. T. Craig Is spending the
week at the ranch home Of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs C. C. Wood, south
of Curry.
Mis- Mae WIFE. OF Idaho Fails.
formerly an instructor IN the local
schools submitted 20 an operation Tor
a throat affection here Tuesday
The Bible study class will meet
Tuesday afternoon al the home Of
Mrs o. r. Thompson. 10 continue the
study OF the fourth chapter Of hets-
G. c. Dean went 10 Boise the first
OF the week. to undergo a physical
examination at the L. S. r. H. 5.
hospital. He returned home yes
tsrdsy.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-08-10
WASHINGTON .
DISTRICT NEWS +.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Davis returned
the first Of last week firm Idaho
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson who have
been employed by Mr.. T. II. Ellis
moved to Filler last week.
Mrs. Frank Taylor spent Friday
afternoon with Mrs. S. c. Laugh
lin.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Kalbfleish and
family svent Sunday at the s. II.
Kalbfleish home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stroud spent
Friday eening at the beaverton hme.
Mrs. N. Boman and daughter Mary
Mrs. +. +. Straits. Mrs. Alma Rain
ey and son spent Thursday at the
Jesse Hainline home.
Clifford Stroud has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mrs. X. Smith spent Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. S. II. Kalbfleisch-
Mr.. and Mrs Nat Boman and
daughter Mary. Mrs. Alma Rainey
and son. Mrs. p. f. Stats and Mr..
and Mrs. j. ID. Stats OF Twin Falls
spent Sunday at Hagerman valley.
Mrs. James Hopson OF Twin Falls
spent several days last week with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Mus
ser
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-08-10
Official Canvas of Primary
Election Returns COMPLETED;
Veyities announced Results
Jackson Purchases
Confectionery Business

A business deal was consumated
Tuesday OF this week. by n. A. Jack
son and Mrs. J. W Tanner. whereby
the former purchased the fixtures OF
the confectionery store owned by Airs.
Tanner. which has been closed for
everal months. follwing It's manage
ment by Otto steinman.
Mr.. Jackson stated this morning
that the new business viii not be in
operation for about two weeks. but
that IL is his plan TO employ a candy
maker. aud will serve lunches as well
as deal In the other usual confection-
cry lines.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-08-10
Offers Cash Prizes
For Best Exhibits of
Idaho Potatoes

Premiums totaling $3.50 Tor po-
tato exhibits at the county fair here
next month. have been added TO the
premium list by the Boyle Commits
sion company OF Twin Falls, accord
ing 10 Secretary ]. NJ. Markell in an
announcement issued today.
The offer was made by Carl De-
Long. manager Of the company. and
Is as follows.
Cash prizes OF $40 for first: So
for second. $3.50 for the shird will
be paid for the best half bushel ex-
hibiis Of each OF the follwing varie-
ties. Idaho Rurals, Irish cobblers.
and Melted Gems.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-08-10
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MAROA NOTES

d. l.. Beamer and family spent Fri
day evening az the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. l.. II. Brown.
l.. w. Landreth was confined 10 his
bed for a few days last week with
illness but is able 10 be up at the
present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. McAtee gave an
afternoon party Cor their daughter,
Myrtle. Wednesday afternoon OF last
week. A large number OF girls were
theirs and enjoyed the afternoon and
refreshments.
Threshing OF clover and barley.
wheat harvesting and stacking the
second crop OF hay Is the farmers'
work at present.
Mrs. Paul Lundins' sister and fam
ny are visiting at her home this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. h. McAiee and
daughter went to the Pines, In sho-
shone Basin Friday for camping
trip. They returned sunday eve
ming.
Jim Fegsn and sister are visiting
al the home OF their brother Marcus.
Ross Moseley and family vent to
Artesian Sunday afternoon.
X. ID. Abel and family spent sun
day afternoon a. L. u. Browns.
The report last week OF the fish-
trip OF Roy LsBdreth. Vernon Grim
and Ralph Brown gave the idea that
they had little or no success as fish
ers. but when the whole truth IL told
II will be known that they caught %
nice fish. In the short time they spent
fishing.
The horse that Guy Horting rode
TO Twin Falls Saturday evening was
taken from the hitch racks. and was
not seen again until Sunday after
noon. IL came home with the bride
On but the saddle. lady's. was miss
ng. From Indications the horse had
been ridden hard and the saddle was
either stolen or loxf off the horse.
Born. Sunday. July 80. TO Dir. and
Mr.. Robert Blastoek, = daughter.