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Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

Oscar Pierce and family with
MISS Lura Vester spent Saturday
shopping In Paragould.
Several from Peach Orchard were
In attendance at Baptist church ser
vices sunday night.
Ed Lewis was entertained al
sunday dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. B.
F. Albright.
Ed Mondy in company with the
Misses Eva Knapp and Eula Gong,
spent SUNDAY with friends near
Pocahontas.
Will Mustaine and family were
Sunday visitors Of relatives near
Sharum.
jeff Morris made business trip
to Psragould last Thursday.
Oar school house Is making rapid
strides toward completion and when
done will be something for Which
our school district should be justly
proud.
Several from Brookings were IN
st. Louis Tuesday attending the
funeral of Henry Quellmaiz
j. ID. Campbell and family Of
Sharum with his son, Klefer Camp
bell, and family Of Pocahont0s,
we're sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Vester.
Vernon Vaughn and Miss Ora
Ingram spent last Sunday in Jones.
0oro visiting Miss Ora's mother.
Chss. Hill and family with Ed.
r. l.. Lewis spent Sunday after.
noon az the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eibert Triplett.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

Give the e'happer her due! Who
but her is responsible for some
marked changes IN the fashions Of
the lines?
A few years ago the family purse
was being drained to pay clothing
bills for the daughters ot the house.
hold There must be a correct smart
ness which lhust not carry the stlg-
ma of "home made" Now the pag
es of the fashion magazines empha
size the simple frook for these young
sters. The women folk tell us thst
ruffles, elaborate aud perishable
neck wear, trimmings which make
even PLAIN everyday clothes costly,
aud the construction of which was
hey yond the skill! Of any but the pro-
fessional, are less in favor.
Is 1t possible that MISS Bobbed
Hair, the berated hlpper, may have
brought about this change? Any
way, her j'unty manner of wearing
the creations of her own hands has
helped on the vogue for the simple
frock. Her Dimble 6n9ers ply until
tasteful and colorful sweaters help
her dely the cool winds and bright
en- up dull homes aud landscapes
A few small COINS spent N Poca
houias store plus help from mothers
patch bag, and 10 aud behold, Miss
Bobbed Hair has a smart sport hat
that cost mighty little.
Many Of these girls are thus devel
oping ability for creating beauty
out OF simplicity. Through the skill
aud ingenuity Of their own hands
they have become producers instead
of parasites that fed on the industry
and purses of their parents. The
older generation may think the short
trocks shocking, but at least there
are no germ lsden skirts and none OF
the tight waists that used to menace
health
Instead there are graceful lines
and freedom of motion, a pleasing
simplicity and athletic capacity that
makes a pretty picture and promotes
efficiency aud achievement Instead
OF trying to WIN admiration by fus'
mess of dress, the modern happer
whatever her faults, is gaming
friends by her merry face and ply
sical vigor
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

or States m the Union to see that
many OF them are DONG, in compsr,
son with their ability, a great deal
more tor their public schools thSh
Arkansas is doing. Can not those
who hold mp poverty as an excuse
tor inefficient schools be made to
see that poverty is a direct result o'
poor schools!
10 the man, wealth Is the pro
duct of human intelligence and ha-
man labor. A thoroughly eiiiolenI
system OF public schools could IN
less than a generation, double, or
more than double, the productive
capacity Of the people Of Arkansas
There are in Arkansas 6S4 t49
children of school age. OF these
only SO IA per cent attended school
at all last year. Where were The
others?
There are ll,75s public school
teachers in Arkansas. OF these on
ly 7,7O3 held the drst grade or high
er license Is this the proper school
leadership?
The total value of all school build
ing IN Arkansas Is Sl9,292, ,d79
The total value Of all Arkansas
hogs is $40, 1925, 600. Do we think
more of our hogs than we do OF our
children?
Arkansas last year spent 50, 94t,
237. on it's schools. Arkansas poul
try is valued at Sl3, 100000
Some of the more progressive
states spent as much as 500 annu-
ally per capita on education. Last
year Arkansas spent ll.46 and still
some people wonder why Arkansas
Is 46tb 10 rank.
The state legislature has the pow
er, without any constitutional
amendment to put the personal prop
erIy Of the state on the tax books at
such a percentage of its real value
as to make 1t possible to conduct a
fairly efficient system of schools on
the present maximum Of twelve
mills. Will the Legislature do Il:
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

goods. They considered that the
distribution of this information was
Just as much an essential of business
as hiring a store 90 trade IN And
from the very first, as the result of
this idea, the public responded 10
their initiative and came IN increas-
ing numbers TO see what they wert
selling.
As their sales grew so would their
pubicity grow. In many cities fel
lows who we're at first laughed at
for their Deficiencies have risen to
the top Of the ladder, Just because
they made use of the power Of ad.
vertising. Their triumph over OBJ
staeles aud difficulties had as much
romance as the adventures Of the
traveller in far lands.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

Two white mule victims IN a speed
ng fivver. Said the first, "shay
Bill, l wsncha drive more careful.
FIR shing y know you'll have ush
IN ditch"
To which the astonisbed Bill re.
pled, "Why shay, ] thought you
was driviE'!'
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27
PILES

Cured without the knife. Over
Do ears experience in the special
treatment Of rectal diseases PiIef,
6sbnrps, fs,uls, ulcers and al rectal
5rsease., treated without the kLife,
no cutting, no operation.
Cure Guaranteed hy
DR.. :. G Young, speclaUst.
4gq Nam 81. JonesOoTo, ARK
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

The statement Is sometimes beard
that the people Of Arkansas are not
6nhncially able to support a hrst
class system Of public schools. We
have only to look around at the 9th
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

Queen Mary Of England is trying
20 shame women who carry pug dogs
and is urging them to carry babies
She wants all women to be queens.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

A Nebraska man m arrled his aged
etepmother and the world laughed
81 hun. Now she has willed him
5000, ,0eO and he laughs at the world
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

Bro. Sylvans closed three weeks
meeting here sunday. He will now
leave for Missouri 10 hold NEE
ing but informs Us that he will he
at Black we'll schoolhou,e Saturday
night tC preach.
A neV road grader and plow bss
been ordered and received rrr lhI-
town
Organ Baker, cur new road over
seer, saws he intends To whip every
obsJsc,p lu tis way aud convert our
bad roads into coud ones.
W. e Juhnsto" ha- torn down
his old granary aud Ia building 30 in
bis fam lu.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

So far as heard from the past sum
mer, none Of the girls were drowned
BY wearing long and encumber.ng
bathing suits
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27
,lsscplpuOs, sL5O IYfAN IN ADVANCE
The Editors Eve

Keep moving. You can't exrecl
the world to lag behind with you.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

After travelling across the conti-
sent, you wonder bow Columbus
could avoid discovering America.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

Many a man has thought be was
growing, when as a matter of fact,
he was merely swelling
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

Manv a small boy Is kept in after
school because bis father worked his
arithmetic wrong
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

and up 30 tse moment
Baby has arrived. Is fully
explained In the ramarllable
book, Motherhood and the
Baby" Tells also what 60
do before nnt after baby
comes, probable date Of
birth, baby rules, etc, and
about Mothers Friend, "
used by three generations
Of mothers, aud sold in all
drug stores everywhere.
Mothers Friend" u ap-
piled externally. q safe,
free from narcotics, per-
mits easier natural read
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

The fellow who is "led into temp
iatiou" seldom pulls back on the
halter.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27
Childbirth
vsIuable Ina,LIalad RosI. senl &c

How thouiau OF womC1 by the simple
method of AN Cmilant phy5igiga, have avoided
unnecessary uiscrios through many montha
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

lusiment u muscles and nerves durlng e11
peetsncy and childbirth. Start using Il to-
day. Mrs, L. f. Kerger,. Slayton. Mimi. sayst
day. TO Dradaeld Regulator Co., BA-ss. Az
lan,s. Ga Mothers Friend Is sold At q
drug stores.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27
NOTICE OF TAN DUE IN Man
SON.CKEAN ROAD DISTRICT

Notice IS hereby given that the tax
assessed hy the Randolph Chaucery
Court against He real property intae
Mansou.O' Eeau Road Improvement
Dfs'sir- IS due and PAYABLE 10 the uu-
deisiguyQuu November lsJ, 1922 Tie
total tax due in the year 1922 is is
per cent Of the assessed value Of all
real property based on the assessment
for general taxation. This win he
the entire tax collectibie. Please
come in aud pay tax AZ once and le-
us avoid any iurUher COST or expense
This district embraces 3l' lands in
n strip about four miles wide extend
ing from the Frisco Railroad east 10
the Greene county line.
October -. 1922
.lllU Ben f. Mays, Receiv
The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head
Because Of It's tonic and laxative effect, LAXA-
TIVE BROMO QUlNlNE (Tabetsl can be taken
BY anyone without causing nervousness or ringing
10 the head. E.W. GROVES signature on box. sos.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27
Pocahontas Star Herald

tUsLIsHED EVERY FRIDAY
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

~ Jut STAR HERALD PRINTING cOsPASr
L. r. 5LANKENsHIP
N. L. BLANKENsHIP
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

susered At the postofice At Pocahontas'
fsansas. as second-class mall matter.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-29
HAS CHAMPION
PRODUCING COW
OF ALL IDAHO
by Producing Nearly 10000 Pounds
OF MIX and 1874 Pounds Fat,
Filler Jersey New Leader

l.. S. Otto. who. thru his excellent
work as Duroc Jersey breeder and
importer, has perhaps done more
than anyone else to establish on a
profitable basis the livestock inter
ests the Twin Falls tract, has brot
new hme to Filler thru developing
and feeding the new Idaho junior A.
year on Jersey champion In doing
so. he came within four pounds of
exceeding the record OF the mature
cows as we'll.
That this publicity will be wide is
evidenced by the letter Mr.. otto re-
ceiyed from the American Jersey
Cattle club. together with the press
item that is being sent To all the
leading agricultural papers
This follows;
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-29
Mail From West Will
Come in Mornings

W. L. Simm ms. residentof the
Salmon tract south OF here who was
successful in getting s-year con-
tract 10 carry mail on the new Star
route which has been established be
tween Cooling and Twin Falls, will
move his family to the first named
city Immediately.
Mr. Simmons will make his firsti
trip Saturday. beginning first and see
ond class mail from points west Of
Gooding. to Wendell. Bull and Filler
as well as Twin Falls. He Is sched-
uled to leave Gooding at a. m. ar
irving here about $50 a m. and in
Twin Falls at 10 o'clock. making the
return trip Immediately. Mr.. Sim
mons will carry passengers both to
and from Gooding-
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-29
Torrid June Weather
Makes Folks Retreat
to Hills and Streams
Numerous Pleasure Spots Of County
Are Sought Ont When Mer-
curry Mounts

With the thermometer lowering
around 90 degrees. Sunday, the pop
ulace of Filler and enyirons resorted
to every method possible TO keep
from thinking about the heat. Pic
mic parties were numerous. Al
least one large party went from here
to Hagerman valley. Snake river can
yon north of here was visited by
many after fruit and fish. One dele
CATION caught so or co trout in Ce-
dar draw where the stream enters
the canyon.
Shoshone falls. Blue Lakes, and
Twin falls were the detectives OF
many from the tract who sought
shade and amusement at these pleas
ure spots. The Pines in Shoshone
basin, always a desirable place to go
for days outing. was visited by
several from Filler. and the fishing
advantages OF upper Rock Greek, as
we'll as the delights of the several
natatoriums in the county attracted
their quotas of those on pleasure
hent.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-29
Vocational Men in
State Conference
Rural High school Men in Boise Ga
Meet With Leaders

Earl Woodbridge. instructor of ag-
riculture in the Rural high school,
left Monday morning for Boise,
where he is attending a state con-
vention of teachers OF vocational ag-
riculture which opened that day. and
will close Friday.
Principal George f. Denman OF the
local school drove over to the capitol
city later in the week TO attend the
sessions. Mr.. Denman, previous to
his election as head OF the Rural high
school was state director of vocation
al education.
A program has been prepared by
Mr.. Kerr for each day OF the week.
Federal agents will be in attendance
to present discussions on the various
topics TO be taken up at the meeting.
representatives from 9th
er states Will also take part in the
program.
In addition TO a review of the past
school years work, the convention
will map out the schedule for the
coming year. with an idea of eo-or-
dinating the work in various parts OF
the state.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-29
Pooled Wheat is Sold
to Growers Advantage
W. n. Alworfh. Association Director,
Says Distribution OF Proceeds
of Sale Under Way

Distribution OF proceeds of wheat
sold thru the pool formed by mem
bers OF the southern district. Idaho
Wheat Growers association, will be
completed within the week. the pool
or about 100000 bushels with
which the association entered the
year having been closed out. accord
ing TO statement OF WE. Alworth.
upon his return Sunday from spec
ial meeting of the directors at Am
erican Falls. Mr.. Alworth was un-
able to say definitely what the
growers would receive for their
wheat In the pool but estimated
that growers OF this county would
receive about so cents a bushel.
Directors of the association elected
at the American Falls meeting were
]. d. Rigney. Jerome: William Will
liams, Malad; J. T.. Fisher, Ameri-
can Falls; and w. F. Alworth, Filler.
News
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-29
HONOR ROLL

An even fifty more new or renew
al subscriptions TO this paper Is the
record since May Is. just five weeks.
or this number, iG. or third OF
the total. are brand new subscribers.
Counting four readers TO the paper.
this means 81 new Record readers Sc
cured during the past five weeks.
The Record subscription list is
constantly growing. which is taken
as the best criterion OF the paper 3
worth and merit The rate IS perma-
nentiy 81 a year or 81 for six months.
We offer no premiums. clubs. or cut
rates. The paper must sell on Us
merits alone.
II you know your subscription 10
be in arrears. now II the most appro-
pirate time to pay another year in adj
vance. or az least bring your account
up TO date. The expiration date OF
your subscription appears on your
address label.
Following are the names included
in this months honor roll. Indicating
new and renewal subscriptions recelF-
ed between May e aud June 20.
scharacter indicates new subserib-
err
Fred Kiass. Twin Fails
- II. Uric. Twin Falls
Marcus TegaB. route
G. NJ. Thompson, Filler
clyde TempIeton. Page. Nebr.
M. y. Hickey. Contact. Nevada.
A. A Davis. Bull
Homer Leohner. route one
c. G. Bringham. route two
Dan Dwyer route one
Elmer Amsn, Filler
Ell, Z. Aman, Portland, Oregon
Harry Musgraye, route one
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-29
Ladies' Rest Room

Announcement IL made this
morning by n joint committee from
he Filler WOman's club and the
business Woman's club that n rest
room and comfort station will be
opened In Filler beginning satur-
day Of this week.
A sufficient amount OF finances
10 operate the much-needed conven
lcnce for four months is being sol
iclied today from various business
houses who have entered whole
heartedly into the worthy move
nieni.
For the present the restroom
conveniences OF the Mnnyon rooms
win be utilized, until "a more ade-
quate and convenient location can
be found.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-29
JEROME B. RICE
SEED COMPANY
SELL TO KEENEY
President OF Purchasing Company
Here Enroute 10 California
Have 500 Acres Here

A deal was completed here Tues
day between n. b. Keeney & Son,
Inc, and the Jerome b. Rice Seed
company, whereby the former pur-
chased the bean warehouse, equip
ment and business of the Rice COM
pany. c. n. Keeney of Chicago.
president of company arrived here
Monday 10 complete negotiations for
the transaction thru +. c. Graves, To-
cal representative OF the Rice inter
ests.
Mr.. Keeney, who is "A years old.
IL active head OF the company. which
was only recently Incorporated. ~.
II. Keeney. founder OF the company.
died several years ago.
Mr.. Keeney. accompanied by p. j..
Hitchcock, a salesman of the COM
pany, who has been here for the past
several weeks with II. A. Bethel, To-
cal manager OF the concern, in charge
OF the trial farm west OF Filler. left
yesterday morning for California TO
inspect the pea acreage OF the IN
pany. Later they will visit similar
acreages In Washington and Mon
;ana.
According TO II. A. Bethel. his COM
pany has 500 acres of beans contract
ed In the vicinity of Filler this sa-
son. The company's warehouse has
formerly been the east alfalfa meal
mill. the new location being just east
VI the Filler highway district office.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-29
FORMER EMPLOYER MEETS
TRAGIC DEATH IN COLLISION

Leonard Wood received news this
week OF the tragic death on Thursday
last of II. c. Hulstone. Of Roundup,
Montana. proprietor OF the mercan-
tile establishment. whore Mr. Wood
was employed as manager the first
four months OF this year, just prior
10 his coming to the Wood Mercan-
tile. The accident in which Mr..
Hulstone was killed. took place be
tween Roundup and Billings. and was
the result OF an unavoidable coils
ion OF the car IN which he was rid
ing and a truck Mrs. Hulstone, who
was driving. suffered minor injuries.
while two ladies riding IN the rear
seat suffered broken legs. Mr.. HUI
stone had been in ~ health for the
past several years.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-29
Drop Baseball Game
to Kimberly Team
~ To Score Result OF sunday En-
counter ON Diamond

~ to Score Result OF sunday I'm
counter ON Diamond
The Filler baseball team was de-
feated At the hands OF the Kimberly
aggregation sunday afternoon by rs
TO score. This is the first game
OF the season for the locals. and al
tho defeated. members OF the team
are well satisfied with their first
showing. The next game will be
with Eden at Twin Falls. the morn
ing OF July 4.
A feature OF the Sunday game
was one-handed running catch by
Richmond. center-fielder for Filler
robhing Kimberly slugger OF a
home run sohaeffer pitched the
first four innings for Filler. then
Dingle. who had been playing third,
took the mound The lineup for the
locals was; snelson. G; schaefer, p;
Click. ib; Pate. 2b; Dingle. 3b: Muir
ray, -; Duvall. n; Richmond, Ell;
Able. RI.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-29
APPEALS TO ALL
VETS TO JOIN UP
LEGION POST
Filler Posi- Striving ia Have Member
ship of 75-Detwrilcr Is
sues Statement


In further effort to bring the
membership Of Filler American lie
gion post up to IS. the number neees-
sary TO permit of two delegates 70 the
state convention at Nampa, next
month. an every member get a
member" meeting viii be held in l..
o. o. f. hall Saturday night. July 4.
which is membership day thsuoui
the nation.
In connection with the effort 10 en-
list the membership OF every ex-ser-
vice man in the community w. II,
Detweiler. post commander, has is
sued the following statement.
The preamble OF the American
Legion's constitution states that Il Is
dedicated to God and country. The
Legion. during It's career OF only
three years has demonstrated that Il
is the best insurance policy the Ma
ton has. o.,
"Our post appeals to all eligible eN-
service men in this community 10
Join the legion and TO aid in our fight
for Americanism. The blue and gold
button Of the American Legion mark
its wearer as one who has not
thrown away his patriotism with the
uniform. IL means that he has not
passed the buck TO someone else
to see that the sick and disabled bud
dies get justice and TO fulfill all
those things that he desired to result
from the war.
Every man In the service hoped
for better things after the war.
More than two million doughboys.
gobs and gyrenes realized that II
was going to be a fight 10 bring 10
pass all the things that they dream
ed OF. The result OF this prevailing
sentiment was the formation OF the
American Legion.
Legion members are from every
branch of the service, from those
who were forced TO remain at home
to men who won the congressional
medal at Chateau Thierry and the
Argonne. II includes all ranks from
private to general.
Our Legion post can be the most
beneficial organization in this com
munity. It's purposes are high. It's
ideals are untarnlshed. IL deserves
your support and the membership Of
every war veteran. Join Filler post
OF the American Legion and make u
the best post OF the state.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-29
Candidates Attention

The Record viii publish the pol
iiica. announcements Of all candi-
dates in the primaries. the only rc-
quiremcnt bcing that no person
alitirs be indulaed In. There will
he four issues of The Record be-
tween now and August 1, the date
of the primary election. the advcr-
Using rate being - for the four
insertions OF announcements. com
tanning maximum Of twenty-five
lines. or similar In size To the adj
vert isemenf of Andy Wilson, candi
date for sheriff, published In this
issue.
Acquaint yourself with the quail
ifications and platform OF candi-
dates thru announcements In thi,
paper. beginning next week.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-29
NOTICE

Subscribers and readers are re-
quested and respectfully urged TO
give the Record all news items eth
er by phone. mail, or In person. II
er by phone. mail, or In person. II
not convenient to write or come In.
Just call Al. Your paper wants TO
print ALL the news, but cannot. pos
sibly. without the constant co-opera-
tion and aid OF those who make the
news.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-29
Commission Form
Government For
Twin Falls Monday

As the result of a second election
held in Twin Falls. Tuesday, to de-
termine whether DR.. W. II. Dwight.
Citizens candidate. or S. G.. McAul-
ey. so-called Walton candidate,
should be a member OF the commits
sion form council, McAuley won. by a
vote OF 492 to 342.
Doctor Dwight declined to make
an active campaign for the place.
the election OF Mr.. McAuley being
conceded. The new council will as
sumo office Monday. July 3.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-29
DEATH TAKES
YOUNG LADY

Mrs. Mildred Rue, dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
E. Wilcox, died at the
county hospital this af-
ternoon. She was oper-
ated on yesterday after
noon for appendicitis.
No funeral arrange
ments have yet been an
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-06-29

Lettuce seed for members OF the
Twin Falls Vegetable Growers as
ISOLATION Was distributed from the
fair grounds here Tuesday evening.
Planting Of the crop viii take place
between July 10. and 20. according
to T. S. Nicholson. one Of IN direc-
tors Of the association.