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The New York herald., 1922-12-07
Police Department Orders
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. ess.

1.-The following transfers and assignments
have been ordered By the Police Commis-
sioner
TO take effect s A. NJ. December .. 1922
From Fifth precinct TO precincts indicated :
MERCHANTS.
Charles Baxter 43. Ell Grote, toe.
PATRoLMEN.
Henry seligman. SO; Salvatore Porco, lis.
From precincts indicated 10 Traffic Pre-
cinct c.
Frank 3 wacek. 90; James S Shine. ~.
From Headquarters Division. office OF the
Chief Inspector. TO precincts indicated. as
signment to duty In plain clothes discon-
tLued:
Thomas OConnell, 81 Edward r. wersng.
-; George w. Van Etten. 2l; Louis A.
Flick. 81.
Temporary Assignments.
SURGEONS.
Francis J. Murray. Fifth Surgical district
in charge of Nineteenth Surgical district, in
addition 70 his other duties, for ten days
from IL 0i A. VI. December 80. 1922. dur
ing absence OF surgeon on vacation; Dudley
II. Morris. Twelfth Surgical district, in
charge Of Nineteenth Surgical district. in ad-
from 1901 \. VI. December u. 1922. during
absence Of surgeon on vacation.
PATRoLMEN.
Phnip 4. Armstead, Thirty-eigh,h precinct
20 Headquarters division, TO duty IN offlte
OF Special Deputy Commissioner Simon for
ten days from A. VI. December q, i992
James J. Finn. Forty-sixth precinct 10 De-
tectire division, 20 duty In office OF the Dis
trict Attorney. New York county, for five
days from l.. VI. December . 1879: John
A. Walsh. Forty-ninth precinct 10 Defective
division, 20 duty In office OF the Distrlct At
A. NJ December D. 1922 Charles +. Arm
strong. Eighty second precinct to Detective
division. to duty In office OF the District At
torney. Bronx county. for five days from 4
r. VI. December >. 1aa2: william iarrer
li2th precinct to Detective DIVISION 20 duty
in office OF the District Attorney, Queens
county. FOR three days from +. VI. Decem-
her :. 1922. Joseph NJ. Dillon. 18Th precinct
TO Headquarters division. Training School
for eighteen days from s A. NJ December
.. 1927; George w. Nicholson. roth precinct
70 Detective division, 10 duty In office Of the
District Attorney. Queens county, for two
days from A. VI. December T. ia22, Emil
Kucker. roth precinct 10 Detective division
TO duty In office OF the District Attorney
Queens county, for four days from +. VI
December I, 1922; John Magner and John
Prince, i20ih precinct 20 Detective division.
Queens county, for ono day from p VI.
December Z. 1922
From precincts indicated 10 Detective divi-
sion for II days from A. NJ. December .
1922: George J. Scott, 3ist Charles $. Cor.
bet' 10Th.
2-The following leaves Of absence are au-
thorized;
with Full PayD
SURGEON
Philip y. OHanon. Nineteenth surgics
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sao. 900, 900 SINGER DIVIDEND.

TRENTON, Dec./6.-The Singer Manu-
featuring Company OF Elizabeth to-day
filed an amended certificate with the
Secretary OF state increasing capital
stock from s90,000,000 TO 100000. 900,
and declaring a stock dividend of 500
900. 600. The states fee for flling was
$4,000. John A. Reist. vice-president of
the concern, signed the certificate.
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SUBWAY TIED up ~ MINUTES.

TraffiS on the West Side subway was
tied up for eighteen minutes during the
rush hour last night when detective
shoe beam on car Of northbound
local train started short circuit as
the train was pulling into the station
nj 10th street and Broadway. fire
started in the brake beams and the
train filled with smoke.
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

AFRICA MARU (Jap). from Yokohama Sd
for Tacoma.
ANTONIA (Br). from London 9TH for New
York.
MAJESTIC (Br), from Southampton 9th for
New York.
MIyNEKAHDA, from Antwerp 9th for New
York.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND, from Yokohama
Sd for San Francisco.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

AUSONIA (Br), at Liverpool 9Th.
CADIZ (Sp), at Barcelona 30th.
GEORGE WASHINGTON, at Plymouth 9th
(and proceeded to Bremen).
KING ALEXANDER (Br){ at Naples 1st
MOUNT CARROLL, at Hamburg 4th
ORDUNA (Rr). at Southampton 9th tand
proceeded to Hamburg).
PROVIDENCE (Fr), at Marsei1les Sd.
SCYTHIA OBJ, at Gibraltar 5th.
ICELAND (Br), at Antwerp 9Th.
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puys ARKANSAS OIL LANDS.

The Southern States oil Corporation
has acquired $500 acres OF oil land In
Arkansas. This acreage is located IN
the oil belt. and drilling operations VIII
begin on II at once. The company mas
completed we'll making 300 barrels
daiiv
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Delaware. Boston for New York.
Steamboat Cape Cod Cat :39 AND.
Bound East.
schr Truro Queen (Br). Perth Amboy for
ST john
Tugs Energy. with 3 barges Cat s:35 AND !:
Onrust, with Cat 7:2o AND; e p Morse,
with (at 40 AND Otis Wack (Br). with
] (at II :35 AND; Nottingham. with Cat
2:25 PM; Watuppa. with Cat PM.
Steam canalboat Marian (at 7:4o AND.
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Fire Record

a. NJ. Loss.
i2:i5-s6 washington ST. unknown. Unknown
12:35-Broadway and Fulton St. ticket
BOOTH Interborough. ......... Triflins
1:so-I4s wavcrly place. Bessie
a:45-sss @asSS IVES, ii4,h ST.. j. Rosen"
5:eo-i2o Bieeclcr ST., shed. un-
e.so-es esoTn cri ST.. Pacific Chemical SN''
7:to-s3ii Bcaupont av. The Bronx.
MeS ,s- hersS ,Ts;rs Bros ,,,hbi.r nm unkno""
o:os-5is East i7o,h St. The Bronx.
L. L., Rnoln eSel,, :; Nathan Ro,b frnknown
II :2O-23T West 56th St. George Par
torschat ....................Un Unknown
i2:45-i24 Eas. 1920 st.. The Bronx.
i.ao-6i4 courtland, av. The Bronx:
i:so-s2s Convent av.. Mortimer
Winznerllnger .............. Unknown
2:io-22S Lexington av.. A. Ferri-
clio ....-.................. Unknown
2:2o-ii6th ST. and First av.. wagon.
Department = Street Clean
2:so-22s East ici,h ST. William
..s,-ss M"rEGs wesi issta ST. W iisirin Hnkno"n
a.so-s9s s9g East isoth ST.. The Bronx. s"""0""
Dutch Reiorrnsd c9uGrs4p Gp-. Tnknown Iinsnovn
2 5:O5--ii7 Cherry ST.. !. Wolff. .... Unknown
5:in-4ia West ST. A. Dompos. Unknown
> a:sO-Si2 fremont av.. The Bronx.
81. singer ..................u UNKNOWN
5:iO-iia chambers ST., burst Rub
Der co. ..................... Unknown
5:5O-ia East i3sth ST., J. Haw-
e.l5-lsath st. and Webster av.. The
Bronx. the Van Buren Co. 30. Unknown
:2O-a and II Walker St, Criterion
Leather Goods Co............ .u.ooO
and ffCTh St. sub
way, !. II. T.................U Unknown
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ksroM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Ets for duties al the Custom House
yay were 81 ,o3s ,4i3.26 Of which
,Ahofi was for merchandise withdrawn
Aonded warehouses and $685.. .s2i.i2 for
Nnuortations.
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Army Orders
,.cinr l,i.nntch 10 rnr Nrw YoeK IIrr.ln
New York Herald bureau,

New York Herald Enreau,
Washington, ID. g.. Dec. q.
These army orders were made public to
COAST ARTILLERY.
Parsons, Capt. Marvel H.. TO Honolulu.
Brice. Cant Charles s.. 20 Honolulu.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Hicks. Major Edward H.. TO Camp Lewis.
Miller, First Lieut.. Arden c.. TO Fort Des
Moinrs.
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BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

Absocon 20 wsw Block Island 9Th.
Acushnet (U s 50 off Newport 9Th.
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1.-The following transfers and assignments
have been ordered By the Police Commis-
sioner:
To take effect A. NJ. December ., 1922:
From Fifth precinct to precincts indicated:
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-12
Harvesting Ice Now
For Summer Use
cold Weather Features First Weeks
of III. Wear

Continued cold weather has been
he program OF this section for the
past week. SNOW sim covers the
ground, aud on one or two occasions
the thermometer has lowered around
the zero mark. aiiho 4 degrees above
Is said to have been the coldest act
ually recorded.
Ice on the canal lake IS now said TO
be about u inches IA thickness and
the storing OF Ice for summer use ~
nov under way. by y. y Fowler own
er OF the site.
Due mostly to continuous traffic
country roads show great improve
ment There has been no preeipita-
zion Of any nature since The first few
lays Of the year. bu, southern Idaho
is now ia the midst Of what viii per
maps be the coolest weather OF The
season
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-12
LYCEUM COURSE
NUMBER HERE
TOMORROW EVE
Merry RoudolIcrs VIII Give Musical
Entetf ainmcnt

The third number OF the Ellison
White lyceum course viii he present.
ed at Reybroco hall tomorrow tFri
day evening when the Merry Ron.
doliers will make their appearance
The lyceum committee Of the Filler
W'oman's club state that the numbei
tomorrow evening is one OF the top
notcbers Of the entire course OF fiv
numbers, and urge all those hasin
season tickets. as well as those VIII
haven't to be sure and attend the en-
tertainment.
Resides other things the program
will Include q trumpet quintet. .
trombone Duet. saxaphone trio. or
ehestra numbers. violin solos. plano
solos, readings. saraphoue. violin
oornet and plano combinations. anc
vocal combinations in solo and en-
semble numbers. that Will please all
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-12
Dollar on Display
Attracts Attention
rirsf Of New Peace Dollars Arrived
Here Yest~r,is Us. g. Davis
L. the Recipient

The first Of the now peace dol
Jar to he received IN Filler is on dis
,lay IN the ). c. Davis iewelry store
window. Mr.. Davis received the coin
yesterday from a representative OF u
wholesale house in Chicago.
The new dollar varies greatly from
he more or less familiar coin OF that
denomination heretofore circulated
he coin Is as much different from
be old dollar a. the Lincoln penny
vas from the cent issued previously
On one side there Is the eagle
.utching an olive branch instead OF
he broken arrows. with the word
Peace " also United States of Ain
RIGA" One Dollar aud "E Pluribus
mum. aud there are the inscript-
IONS In God We Trust" and '-1s2l.
II is said that 500. 600 of the new
,ieces were coined before the first OF
he year. but that bankers haze com
blamed they did not stack. being
hInner on one edge than ON the 9th
r.. So far all the new dollars have
ssued from the Philadelphia mint.
resident Harding was presented
With the first coin OF the new issue
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-12
High School Operetta
Scores Big Success
Hiab ~.hooi Gi~e Cubs aud ofs'l,'~-
tea tnser Mis- Mande D,g"'t
INhihif ibiiii,

Ono Of the most pleasing hame-t-.
ent productions ever seen here ~.
me four-aef musical comedy Gyps
Rover" given by the gler elabs
the Eurai high school THURSDAY eyer
ing ~ the Gem theatre under th"
direction Of SIR. Maude Dyz ~. ~
listed b. Miss Gertrude Walter
both faculty members ~ ID school
Great credit g. given Mrs. Dyseri
who s. Instructor Of music IN ~
schools. for The excellent production
phics ~. 4Bxment-d b. th' orehe
ira trained b. her. and which Won
ssfant approval
Exceptional indeed ~as The work %.
Hiss EdgariDa caandl and Mis-
Tn lina shear. and Randall D-f~ei
Ter was accorded much merited APP
piause All tie members Of the
east filled their roles sith much alb
nliy and contributed 70 the musical
and financial success OF the produe-
Ion.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-12
PROPOSE RIVAL
FORMS OF CITY
MANAGEMENT
tity Manager and Commission form.
of Go,annent Vie With
Each Other

Twin Falls viii shortly have eth
aeer plan OF government If the
wishes OF several hundred petition
ers are complied with.
A petition has already been pre-
seni.d by the Taxpayers League
asking the council To call an cleo
tion to vo'e on the question OF :
commission plan.
II will he remembered that during
the last municipal election the ex-
service mems ticket was known
the City Manager ticket. Five Of
the seven candidates were elected
a.d several days ago an effort was
commenced TO fulfill the. campaigi
pledge or bringing the matter OF
City Manager government TO a vote
The Taxpaer's Leagne got bus.
simultaneously on petition for
commission form OF goyernmen
election. This petition has been III
ell aud the law states that an elec
ton must be called within sixty das
The law also states that an electio
for the city manager plan cannot b
called until AFTER sixty days.
Due to confusion in the minds o.
the people several In favor OF ia
city manager plan are said TO hav'
signed the petition for commission
form OF government.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-12
First Basket Ball
Game of Season
Tomorrow Night
i.ursl High School Team Meets Twin
fslts in that tiiy Tomorrow
Evening

The Filler Rural high school bas
ket ball quintet under the tuieisse
u Coach George y. Denman will in
.ade Twin Falls tomorrow night.
here to play the first game OF the
.eason. The gamr j. scheduled for
80 O'Clock ~ tie nigh school gym
laslum.
Twin Fails defeated Kimberly IN .
contest Last week. An accurate line
N the ability OF the local e.asaha
~iriers esanot yet BE- made. but i.
ibe team exhibits the same ability -,
aid the famous football eleven 81 tht
..caso0 lust clDfed. Coach EsaDs o.
he city 81 the east ~Ill 40 well g.
.hoose his strongest azgre CATION.
The locals have admittedly beer.
Handicapped on account % iHs.fsc
1uAfe practicinE facilities. The n -
gymnasium. nov under construction
~ill not be ready for use until hc1i
week n least and the bcy- have been
harnpered for court practice
The lineup for Friday nights game
has not yet been sRnouneed By Coach
'snmsn.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-12
Confesses to Illegal
Possession of 'Licker'
Floyd Casio Receives sentence In
District Court

Floyd Gas o. aged "a. who was ar
sted December on charge OF IL
legal possession OF alcoholic beyerag
~ at ranch near Curry. confessed
in district court Saturday To proprie
tory interest in the liquor. and wa
sentenced by Judge W. A. Babcock
TO pay a fine OF S400 and serve o
term OF four months i'm the county
iaiI. However, be was paroled II
consideration OF proof that his par
EMS bad assumed responsibility fot
his conduct 10 the future and had
nroyided transportation TO bis home
IN Oregon.
". II. Robinson. charged Jointly
with Caste In the information charg-
ing Illegal possession OF liquor Wa
not arranged Saturday. He is at lib
erty under bonds pending his sum
mons into district court TO answer to
the charge.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-12
GIVES OKEH TO
CITY'S WATER
Mater ia tisteru H,,r Mnsi Ice Boil.
al i,efot~ Using

Confirmation or the long known
.lct that Pliers deep well water sup.
ply was or uuauestioned purity il
contained IN q report recently raceiy-
d here from r W. Almond III. D.
medical advisor OF the state.
The testing OF the local water sup
ply came incidentally. aud not be.
eause the purity OF the water was Ia
he least questioned.
A local inan was In doubt a. to
he purity OF the water ia his cisleri'.
lie asked the stale department FOR .
coniainer 50 be could forward them
sample OF his eistern water The
department sent two containers. 80
he sent cistern water in one. aud
city water IN the other.
A detailed analysis ~ the ssmpl .
have been received. with these com
m-nts By DR. Almond
THE sample Of the city water
sbovs a satisfactory quality Of wat
'. while the sample from your els
tern shows contamination With Col
On Bacillus and l. unfit TOT drlnking
purposes unless previously bon d -
The cistern Is located IN she south
east part Of town
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-12
Livestock Show at
Ogden Excels Others
local Auctioneer Retained for Next
Year and Also for Salt Lake
city Show

Col. f. O. Walter returned home
Sunday from the Ogden Livestock
show held last week. lie auctioned
II the two fat stock sales conducted
turing the week. and was not only
retained for next years show but
viii also auction at the Salt LAX
livestock show to be held April .
J. and g.
lie says thai livestock was on cx
libit from Idaho. Utah. Mountains
wyomiDg aud oregon and tAat al.
az the inter sting exhibits wer
Hampshire and Hamboulette sheep
hat were grand champions AT tn
.hicaso International Livestock
how this year. The IIsmpshires
we're the property of Airs. Minnie Nj
Ter OF Wendell. while the Ramboui-
ties wore from the farm OF King
Brothers. Laramie. Wyoming
The show was hundred per cent
better than last year. in the opinion
II Mr. Walter.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-12
Filler Now has Free
Travelling Libra y
Books brought Here iiy nusin,>s
Woman'> club Proves Of Inter-
est 20 Public

The first sci OF books sent our by
the Idaho Free Travelling Librasy
department has been received ana is
located az the Williams millinery
store More than hail the bnoks
have already been taken out. indier
sus that the hsiaglng Of the hooks
here by the business woman's ciab
was an appreciated move.
or the SCI OF i6 hooks. fiction PR
dominates. with several volumes
ach OF science. history aud bls-
sraphy Use o. The hooks Is free 30
boaafide residents aud may b. taken
out for two weeks, but strang -
,aklng hooks muSt be vouchsd r.r.
new SCI OF books will be received
periodically.
In the< earIier days % Filler tla
Idaho Free Travelling library WIS %
much convenience. aud n Is presnfi-
"a the public VIII again make llberi
ase OF the miniature library
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-12

cHbcrf Hard Filler. w. chosen
uuior Wee eomnjtud r. and h mrs
.Ian.tr. also 81 this plaes. rs mad
.lficer OF the guard. Of Dan McCook
post. Grand Army 81 the Republic
q = meeting held sy Thar ossaniza-
soa Saturday al Tsin Fails Othef
fife ~ Include J. -. Smith. coin
.nander. r. ;. Eisf. senior vice cofa-
aasnd r. James II. Iises. quartsrmas-
ter sd utsnt; ". " Humphrey.
chaplain: K. a. Earnes. officer Of
the day: william Backley. patriotic
samuel Foats. delegate.
snd Horses Hyrt, slrsrnsrs
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-12
Score Local Men
On Courts Jury Lis

The district court jury list for the
ear A. fsifiod MoAday by al,
GARD OF county commissioners com
iris the names OF the following 10
Al citizens; Crhs entire list nclud
: s2s namcSl
H. ) Dudley. W 4 parslow, r
Ter AmaR. IL. ". Gratcs. r. ID. ca
or. r. H. Goodpasture, Gcor,
rake. b. 4. Poison. n = tia.
.erquist II. H. Schildhan. Frat
iekiotz. D. H. zink. Dan Del,n. tIal
N~wherry. 7. Greenwood. JoA
), Gourley. y. = Mcfh rson r.
.ialone. and { " Case
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-12
PREACHING \ ntccrp Gospel
ocoNrRiBlrED

The Res, y W iailoweIi Is hold.
INK services each night ia the schoo
house ~ Maria His themes are oi
sital ia.=rs=i. aud in strict accord
With the bible Ne believes that ev
Try man needs saviour. aud that
Jesus Christ ia the very Saviour thet
seed Mr. Halloweii was Ia the of
rseas service SID ba weayes into
bis sermons many of hls war exper
fences on neat sunday evening h.
tHi TAX. a. HE ia me the question
T.. Jesus Christ Coming Back a.
Earth. and u 40. wheng" In tho
Discussion 81 this theme Ar Hallo~
! touches upon some authentic
thugs that transpifed AZ the Peae
ont r.nee &C Paris There h.
.ooi singing anI the services are
70 lgfui n eytry way There viii b.
ne rsices 90 saturday Bight Tbs
erucfs viii continue thru wednes
ias tie TN Come Remembei
be sersic.s ar - Naroa and the
isne h. go o'clock
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-12
Success of Auctions
Encouraging to Others
Fleetwood Brothers sale Tue~da,
Wcii Attended aud Price Gos.d

Despite the fact that Fleetwood
brothers closing out sale was held
Tuesday. canal election day the auc-
don is declared to have been sue
eCssfnl one and was attended by a
large crowd. The stuff sold well,
and other parties who have been co T.
templating holding sales feel greatly
encouraged over the trend in prices
exhibited at. this and other reeen
auctions Walter Il Shearer auction
"a the Fleetwood sale.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-12
LEGION CREATES
OFFICE OF RELIEF
AND EMPLOYMENT
Plans Organization OF Auxiliary Ia
the Near Future

Al meeting ~ the local Ameri-
can legion post. held AT the office ~
" y Ciilis last evening, ness or-
flee, that OF employment and rcli I
officer. was created, and Harvey
shirk was elected to fiil the position.
Plans were formulated for the
early presentation 81 a minstrel
show. aud committee was named
10 undertake the organization OF an
American Legion Ladies' Auxiliary.
Several new and renewal members
were signed up at last nights ses-
sion aud several other important
matters Of post interest We're acted
upon.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-12
SHORT COURSE
is OF VALUE
TO FARMER
specialists Instructors ~ Rural fiisii
Topics FOR Agriculiuri>ts
ny Earl wooLRInGEl

The agricultural short course
tarled off Monday morning With
. good attendance Everyone seem
- be much Interested in the wor
nd good many questions are as
Il OF the instructors.
II was necessary az the last min
ite 10 make change in the prosra.
due 10 the fact that Mr.. cater, IA
0tat. specialist. VA, called Ia Id
o Falls. The neral topics Wa
.hovsd ahead in the program and
Mr.. Cater viii come al a later DAT
italph Smit. state entomologist.
working at Twin Falls, h. tearhin
he subject OF insect pests each fore
aoon. J. A Waters. orchardist o
rwin Falls speaks during some az
lernoons ON orchard subjects and
col. f. o. Walter Is giving the sub
lect OF livestock pedigrees and fair
classifications for livestock.
MIR. Smith has been very interest
ing ia his talks on clover aphis. chal
els Fly beet leaf hopper aud other
pests. His work on this tract has
helped him To collect a good many
pictures. pamphlets books aud q host
u first hand information. Each
armcr shows much interest in hi
instruction.
Mr. Walter has been giving good
teal OF Information on pedigrees and
oundations for purebred livestock
lIe also took up the subject OF class
iication of livestock for fair entries
SIR Waters has been OF extreme
interest aud the students delight Ia
asking him practical questions. Ills
work has covered apple varieties,
budding. grating and pruning and
praying for diseases and insect
PESTS. lie will repeat one of his
'alks on Friday afternoon due TO tie
act that good many were absent
the first part OF the week All three
II these men have been OF much val
le to the community.
Carl Irwin. dairy farmer from
Twin Falls will be present all OF mex
week aud will be the only speaker
HIS subject will be dairying aud b.
viii tain on feeds for dairy cattle
management OF dairy cattle. silos
milk production aud other related
phases of the topic
some Few farmers are yet OF the
.plnion that this course Is only Tor
,oys but everyone T. welcome and
sne purpose Of the work II to heip
anyone Who desires 10 get litile
more first hand information abou'
his business Everyone l. welcome
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-12
OPPOSE ANY
LOWERING OF
SPUD GRADES
ia.cai crowrr> tnanimou>l, Again>,
sng@rs'lsa f"t MIXING Glasses
OF state standard

\ meeting at rW,n Falls saturday
ah.ii 80 y afa growers and ship
rs vot a unanimously in opposition
sugf sfion % adoption by the
late OF Idaho OF proposed comb
ton GRADE OF potatoes, consisting
- nor cent number and 20 per
nj OF number > Expression OF op-
ion oa the aaes'ion was sought by
g stat" caAmiss onrf OF agriculture
wA absence J II Thomas. statf
iotaio Inspector. called the me 'tins
~ "a suEsc.t...n 90 IeoAard Way
r.aer traffic expert for the state
ihii, utilities commission and now
Ger atary Ut the Southern idaho Ira
e association IA meeting author
me appointme OF two commit.
cas from among those present One
,mmut'e was instructed To draft
'ui oas for presentation TO the
tsrstate commerce commission and
the The agricultural conference re-
,ntly called-by Secretary Wallace TO
OF ia Washington January - The
rond committee was directed to con
r. with the Southern Idaho Traffic
.ssociaiion with a view TO promot-
's eo-oaeratiun hstw an the asso
iatlon and potato growers OF the
isir.cl George Leonard OF Filler
as chairman o. the meeting
The resolutions COMMITTEES Is com
posed OF r ) Nicholson, Filler, G l.
belong, Twin Fails. and Alvin Ha-
art
The committees to confer with the
southern idaho Traffic association
composed of Harry Wohllaib aud
I J Weaver OF Filler. and u 5. Wood
kimberly
u Is announced that similar meet
nss viii be- held January ~ al
iluhl and January rs at Bur'ey With
Niles Cannon. state commissioner Of
ia attendance.