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Evening journal., 1922-02-17
SEE CHANCE
NOW FOR THE
CASH BONUS
FOrdney Says Republican
Committee Will Find
Way Out
LEGION OPPOSED
TO POSTPONENlENT

WASHINGTON. Feb. 17.-CUnited
press) "a soldier bonus bill 10 be
framed by the House ways and means
committee within ten days and will
he passed by Republican Congress.
Representative Fordney. Michigan.
chairman OF the committee'emphatic-
ally announced TO the House today.
There will be a bonus bill pre-
sented 20 Republican caucus with
in ten days. and lt will be passed by
a Republican Congress" Re shouted.
dramatically.
Meager applause came from the
Republican side. while here and
there from the Democratic side
came shouts OF NO"
Evening journal., 1922-02-17

Say It with Glover Dairy safe Milk
and Butter. Phone 1540-154l.-
Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-02-17

At The Evening journal Office.
500 a. MO 1901 p. NIB
1000 A. MO 100 p. NJ. 16
Evening journal., 1922-02-17

BOSTON BULL-Brindle color. An.
swers TO name Of Cherry" Re
ward. Phone s59f-W. febl7-3t.
Continued on Page TWeniy-three J
Evening journal., 1922-02-17

WONDERFUL MUSIC
From New York at the Auditorium.
W. i1th St Saturday svening=Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-02-17
CARLOAD WHITE POTATOES.

Front and Justison streets. s1.2l
bushel. Stevens and Weiss.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-02-17

ID. O. Il. X. Dance. Sat. Eve, 20
10. Pythian Castle. Prizes.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-02-17

BURDAN's cherry custard
SNAPS. ADV.
Evening journal., 1922-02-17
The Weather

Fair and not quite so cold to-
night Saturday fair and much
warmer; moderate variable winds
becoming southerly by Saturday
morning.
Evening journal., 1922-02-17
SUN AND TIDE.
Head of Christiana.
LOST

High water. 42O A. NJ. 44O r. NJ
Low water ..11.2O A. NJ 11.45 p. NJ
Evening journal., 1922-02-17
TODAY'S TENIPFRATURF

Sole leather Csc ID. 2ls King saw
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-05
Duroc Jersey Swine
Sale at Buhl One
Week from Today
Interest Developing in Zig Live
Stock Event.

Catalogues for the Ouo-Rsmbo
Duroc Jersey bred SOW sale near Buhl
next Thursday are now being dis
ributed, snd great Interest in the
event IS being manifestcl from all
over the state
Aside from The advantages that
will accrue 10 them personally.
Nessrs- QUO and Rambo are exertius
much Influence TO encourage the
purebred swine industry in this part
Of the state. They are broeders OF
some OF the highest class Durocs in
the northwest. and have an enyiable
reputation for their products in this
county.
The sale viii be held ia the live
zfock pavilion at the Raobo ranch.
three miles west Of the sosihwest
corner Of Buhl Col 8. o. walter
Is the sucfioaoer.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-05
HUB CLOTHERY
ROBBED OF 5000
MONDAY NIGHT
Proprietor issues Statement Absoly-
in. Amy Parties Implicated in
Theft of Money.

The Hub Clothing store. operated
~ Mike Arnogitz. was broken int
sometime early Monday evening and
.'obbed OF approximately 5000. ac-
ording TO the proprietor.
Entrance 10 the store was made
hru the rear door. the glass beins
.roken in. so as 10 operate the ke,
which was kept in the lock. Mr.. Ar
ioyitz states the proceeds OF the
,regious saturdays sales were in a
nitten in drawer OF his desk. ard
III silver and currency were taken.
nut the checks were left. Seven dol
ras in the cash register remained
Untouched
The discovery of his loss was made
Il about 1880 o'clock upon his re
urn from Twin Falls. and he at once
notified Marshal l.. ID. Allen. who
instituted an unavailing search.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-05
'OOTPAD GETS
SOME OF HIS
OWN MEDICINE
cell Raincy Proves Too Clever for
Thug on Highway Thursday
Evening.


Give me what you have got" said
stranger who flashed a gun aud
attempted 10 hold mp Cecil Reip-y
his side OF Bull Thursday night.
liter hating the latter aud asking
him for ride.
Rainey gave him blow on the
head with biz flashlight that knock
ID the thug from the running board
4 the ear aud drove away none the
worse FOR the encounter excepting an
increasing realization OF the POSSIBLE
ties had the footpad pulled the
rigger of his revolver nc the time he
vas struck.
The attempted holdup took place
a about io;so Ia the evening. Pre-
ious that hour. Fred Carson. a dr:r.
y for the Twin Falls steam laundry
vas held up by two men In the same
icinity and relieved OF $50 In five
nd ten dollar bills and silver. liz
Identified the men as being about
~enty years OF axe.
on the previous evening Arthur
=. Hahn Of Twin Fails was covered
~ passenger IL. picked up near
lie county hospital aud who asked
lin 10 fork over his money. Hahn
was returning home after visiting
relatives north OF here. When the
stranger learned that his frightened
host had no coin be asked 10 be LEI
out. with the Injunction to Mr. Hahn
@ "scoot.
Mr.. kainey. who Is employed At
The Modern Drug Shop. was return
lng from Bull by auto alone Jus,
This side of the Burle, corued be was
signaiIed 10 stop by man. who came
running up and asked for a ride.
Better stick EN- up. he said. and
asked Rainey II he had anything Oh
him. meanwhile keeping the latter
covered with gun,
On being told be had check book.
he stranger asked for a. Rain-y
reached for the check book In bis hip
Docket lie remembered there vas
si5 In bills ~ the fold of the book
aud when be felt his blk flashIight.
he had sudden impulse TO bIff the
would be hoIdup on the bean. This
he did before he realized what had
taken place.
lie fell like beef" said haiuey
aud I gave my ear the gas
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-05
Hill-Benoit

10 the presence OF relatives and .
few close friends. Miss Florence IIIli
Ind Mr.. Albert Benolt were married
wednesday morning at O'Clock az
st. Edward's church. Rev. Father
Rent S Keyser officiating. Miss
nm is the daughter OF Ar. aud Airs.
l.. q. I'm, aud Mr.. Benoit Is the cid
est sou OF Mr. and Mrs. l. l. Benoit.
ALI pioneer residents az tue Twin
FsIIs tract. and Dung people who
have the esteem OF all who kno~
them. Their many friend wish them
macs happiness as they journey
Journey through life. They left on
the early train for short honey
moon trip TO Salt Lake, and upon
their return will be at home at the
Colonial spsrtnents.-Ssws.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-05
New O. E. s. Officers
Installed Friday

Installation Of the regularly-eieef-
I'd aud appointed officers OF the To-
eai ehaptar o. r. s took place ~
Masonic han Friday evening The
Officers are a. follows
MAID CARNEY worthy ma'ron /.
, A johnson, worthy patron; Mar
gasei shinn. associate nairon. I'm
ma Case. conduefress. Grace NcGin-
Mss. associate cenduciress. Etle'
Mcmillan. secretary. Edna Davis
treasurer. Clara Prase. or~anist
Matte Hsmmerquisi chaplain
JerieJa Sewberry marshal. Nelma
.aerkel. warden. Or II. y. McMnlan.
sentinel: Tsdna ~ Davis. Ada. Edith
iloring. Ruth. Edna Munyon. Esther:
Lois Anderson. Martha; Nae snyder.
EIecta.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-05
PROGRESS MADE
ON CONSTRUCTION
OF GYMNASIUM
Holmes Reports Drarth OF Willing
Laborer>-f;cady for t>e
Next Week.

The new gymnasium being erected
Il the Rural high school is taking on
form. and the structure is now raised
{ is expected that tho building vii
&c ready for use by the basketball
cam when they are scheduled l.
acct Bull here next week.
Much OF the work on the buildinl
being donated. Al Holmes. &C.
nent contractor. who HAS charge OF
,utting in the foundation. state:
hat from his experience the past
week Filler has no unemployment
.roblem, for when ii came time Il
ct crew To remore The woodei
orms from the foundation. practic-
lily every man interviewed wa
1usy.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-05
AGklCULTUR SHORT COURSE
WILL Be GIVEN AT HIGH SCHOOL
COMMENCING MONDAY NEXT
Earl Woodbridge, Head Of Department
Completes Arrangements for First
Course at Rural High School.

Following is the program OF WORK
which will be offered at the Agricul
tural Short Course. to begin al tn,
High school. beginning Monda
morning or next week. January 9
! All courses will begin at 10 o'clocl
and will close at 80 O'Clock in tn,
afternoon. with one hour AT 10
o'clock for lunch
Some or the instructors Will be
available for one week only. while
others vii be present for two weeks
The work offered will be as follows:
beginning January Ninth
Raising Potatoes-One week
-two-thirty.
+. NJ. Cater-Potato Specialist
Burnley. Idaho.
Beginning January Sixteenth
Dairying-One week-ten-thirty
-two-thirty.
Carl Irwin Dairyman. Twin Falls.
Idaho.
EShutuS january hWfht -thi"
Swine Management-Two weeks
n-thirty-twelve.
l.. 5. Otto. Filler. Idaho.
E,-ginning January TTenty-third
Work IN Blacksmith Shop-Two
weaks-One p. m.-two-thirty.
Beginning January Thirtieth
General Lectures-ten-thirty
twelve-oue week.
Several different specialists.
Beginning January Thirtieth
Farm Management-One week
One--two-thirty p. IN.
George f. Denman. Supcrlntend
ent Filler Rural High School.
The above classes are open 10 ev
eryone. and ii is hoped that goof
many VIII attend. The first tire
men on this program are farmers h.
the business at the present time ant
have made enyiable regulations II
their respective lines. They know
their business and any man who ex-
poets to farm should profit by hear
ing and attending all classes in this
short course.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-05
Stroud Reichert

Miss Mildred Stroud. daughter 81
Mr. aud Mrs Charles n. sirond. was
united in marriage on Friday TO Mr..
Fred Reiehert Al the parsonage OF
the Rev. =. L. White. pasfo OF the
Methodist church. Twin Fails The
bride Is graduate % the Rursss high
scho0i. and - one 81 the popular
young ladies 81 fhis section. Mr.
ReIchert is we'll known ranch'.f Of
the district. and is an es-seryice
man The young couple will be a,
home after January 10.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-05
L. l.. Wood and Family
Leave for New Home
at Roundup, Mont.
Resigns from tinted stores Follow
Ing sewn Years Association.

Mr. aud Mrs Leonard Wood aud
son Robert. lett here wedpesds,
morning for Montana. where they
Will make their future home. They
had been visiting Al the A. b. Wood
home, and are now at Helena, Mont
visiting AZ the J. + Wood residence
Mr. Wood who VAS formerly man
ager Of the United Stores here. aud
more recently ~as associated with
the same institution IN Twin Falls.
where he made hit home. severed his
connection With the y. W Dunk
company ON "Wednesday OF last week
lie has accepted a position af
Roundup. Mont. as manager OF the
liulstons department store, aud will
assume his new duties fhe middle
OF the month
AR. Wood bad been associated
With the United stores for the paat
seven years. largely ia managerial
capacities III, decision To leave Is
not only distinct loss TO HE firm
bui also 10 the community. which
he delighted 10 serving u a musical
aud civic way AZ former leader OF
various church aud community or
chesfras. eboirr. aud clubs. at both
Twin Falls and Filler. and a. found
er and former head OF the Hundred
PER Cent club OF Fiber he exhibited
ability for leadership that the citi-
zena OF Roundup. bis new home, viii
undoubtedly come TO cherish. Both
MIR. and Mrs. Wood have host OF
frlends here who will be Interested
IN their future success
Roundup Is not only an agrienitur-
ri ccomraunity. but H. railroad. coal
and oil center it, population h
about : 300.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-05
RECORDS SUB
PRICE BACK TO
PRE-WAR LEVEL
1900 a Year Now the Establish I'd
Price at this papcr-IlJ Subs
Last Month.

The Record is pleased Ia announce
his week that the pre-war subscrip-
tion rate of 50 year has been re-
sumed and that this rate will here.
after be the permanent one
II is probable. however. that later
IN, little higher rate will be made
or subscriptions outside NJ the state
10 take care of the increased postal
rates.
During December AS subscrip-
lions for the Record were received.
new record for this
paper.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-05
LEGION TRIAL
GOT COVER" WELL.
Lengthy Court Proceedings Ecsulis
in Compromise Between Two
Principals.

The Mock trial given by the local
American Legion post at the Gem
theatre Monday night was apparent
" well received. aud much enjoyed
Not as large an audience WIS
present as was expected. but toe coz
ditions OF the roads aud the fact thas
the trial had once been postponed
mitigated against a large financial
success.
The result OF the breach Of prcmise
suit wss that a reconciliation was eff
feeted between wilhamina Dirtwilder
And James Only Accent.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-05
Ellenwoods Announce
Closing Out Sale

Ellenvood Broiher who have
been farming the Ray sbearer ranch
.oufhwesi Of here. sometimes known
as the Frank Taylor place. have an
nounced . ci"sinr ont sale 10 be held
next Tuesday The Ellenwoods er-
% q 10 10 from here 20 Grove CITY.
finn. The sale constitutes one Of
he biggest Offerings ~ the season
N.aifer and shearcr are the auction
.ers and Guy ~ shearcr Is the clerk.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-05
COLLEGE AT
GOODING is
PROGRESSING
Farmers Short Course l. One 81 the
Courses Planned for ihis
Month.

The first half year OF Gooding Col
lege closes January -. aud new stu
dents are already enrolling for tho
second semester which begins the fol
rowing Monday.
Among the subjects offered at this
time will be: Remodelling OF old
Clothes. Trigonometry. Textiles. Ru-
raj Sociology Shorthand Accounting
and other regular college courses
The enrolment TOR the first semes-
Ter was go in the regular work while
As more preachers. preachers wives
and Interested laymen from Oregon.
Idaho and Wyoming were on hand for
The rural life school.
The Farmers Short Course has
been staged for January 20 TO "a.
n will be directed by Professor Val
entine Deich. in cooperation With
other men from both county and state
farm bureau organizations
State Secretary G. Ben Ross Of po-
cat.llo. Assistant Secretary Mitchell
81 Nampa. County Agent o r. Me
conneil of GGodine. aud County Club
Leader Ivan l. Holt have al
ready been scheduled and number
OF other prominent workers will as
ist theni
A meeting OF the trustees Of Good
ing college VIII be- called early Ia
February. while Bishop Charles Yves
ley Burns g. in this territory con
luciinr district conferences. 20 plan
for The coming years work. These
meaiings will be held al LaCrsnde.
Oregon January 30 20 February J..
Boisc. February 10 3. and Pocatel-
H. iebrmwy 90 >.
Th firi day ~ eaoh place WI b.
irsignal d as District Day: tho sec
md a. Efficiency Day and the third
is Missionary Day and the program
s1l Do "a charge Of he Helena Ares
Council
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-05
Arnovitz Makes Statement

Mr.. Arnovitz yesterday stated that
Dped az 10 who were the gailty par
les. and that ihere are nV suspects.
lie is emphatic in his denial OF inipli-
eating any local persons. and is anx-
ious that the matter be dropped al
once. adding that no warrants have
been ISSUED. and thar he greatly re-
ereis any groundless charges that
might have been made
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-05
High School Clubs to
Present Gypsy Rover"
at Gem Theatre Tonight
Opportunity Given To Hear Young
People in Song and Music

opportunity Given Ia Hear Young
People in Song and Music
ond Christmas day.
Tonight al the Gem theatre. mem
bers OF the Rural high school glee
clubs will give public presentation
OF Gypsy Rover. four-act musica
comedy Assisting the CLEO clubs
will be the high school orchestra
The cantata is being given under
the leadership OF Mrs. Maude Dygert.
instructor IN music and Miss Ger.
rude Walter instructor in public
speaking.
The advance sale OF seats gives
promis OF large attendance. accord
ing 10 David Parrot. one of the bust
ness managers.
The title roles in The musical com
edy will be taken by Eifie Noh. Thei-
ma shear. james Sebildman. CARTS
Randall Detweiler. Edgar
ina Chandler. David Parrot. doe Bar
ney. Dorothy Ripley kee-. Geek
Lewis Ennis. Wilma Noh. and Waller
Reay. Miss rhelma Greenwood IS
aeeompanist
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-05
Markell Calls Fair
Association Meeting


J. n. Market. local fair man. and
secretary % The Intermolniain Fair
md Racing Associsiion has Issued
announcements aud invitations for =
icoiinx ~ The organization 81 spo-
kane on February and 2.
The meeting will convene ~ the
)ave npori hotel with o =. Iiend y
hot. secretary Of the Idaho STATE
fair. presiding A large delegation
u members aud fair men from AZ
yser the territory which the associa
tion embraces. is expected TO attend
the annual meet.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-05
Dairy Cow Sale
Was Successful

The sale or dairy rors ~ the fair
-roands here las' THURSDAY. conduct
"a by Muuyon q Sos a Hopkins. f.
declared 70 base been successful. de-
spite The fact that abe terms Of the
,aie Of the thirty head MAS cash II
&. -sld that 40 Of the COWS we're dis
% "a Of by A. y. Metz. owner OF the
stock. a. satisfactory figures
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-05

Lawrence Holler ef Twin Falls IL
now carrier on rural route number
Que. taking the place OF L H. Nus
ser. who has been filling the place
pending the appointment OF rssu-
lar carrier.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-05
COMPANY
MEETING COMES
TUESDAY NEXT
Annual Meeting Scheduled for Janu.
AIRY 10 NJ Twin Falls In LAYER
ing Theatre b.

The annual meeting of the mem
bars OF the Twin Falls Canal com
pauy will take place Tuesday of next
week at Twin Falls.
As is customary. the meeting will
open at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
at the offices OF the company and
Will adjourn 10 the Layering thea
tire.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-05

ae Merry 'ilorrs a'l ih's
with AZ combinations and With mere
action nn would hns'h' 'na
wded into an evenings entertainment
Literally bushels of IT, The trumpet
tne he the k'din
es' sing and many mher hS'ru
the vocal
% aeid folks livery
"f a'ti" 1 program
hicl haw for the "iAteuui LlNeirst
The Rondoier will
week January 49, VIII OF
curse brought here
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-05
TRAFFIC CONCERN
ALIVE TO NEEDS
OF COMMUNITY
ate Matters sh,cf business Of Asso-
socia,ion Sccretsr, Leon
srd MAY.

The Sonthern Idaho Traffic Asso
alton has q record 81 mach accom-.
shmrnt aud IN a statement Of
conard WAY. secretary. the plans
nd purposes OF the organization ar,
,ivcn rs follows
Community matters handled by
our association during the past two
rs;
Express Rates We have prapered
nd presented complete studies. ties
moni aud briefs N the matter o.
ypre rates and practices TO IN,
niefs'ate Commerce Commission
. vine why that commission should
not increase your intrastate express
ates twenty-siN per cont.
Transcon,inental Case Prepared
this ease twice aud presented com
,iete analysis aud testimony 10 IN,
Interstate Commerce Commission
hcwmg why the railroads should no
~ permitted 10 reduce the rates L,
ne Pacific coust way below the rasel
the interior.
Matters Pending
Wood Rates We have asked th,
railroads 10 reduce rates on fuel
wood II they refuse. We will file
complaint.
Glass Rates We have made an
implication To the Oregon Short Line
Scr reduction in local class rates. II
not granted complaint will be filed
Contemplated Matters
We have numerous matters OF i'm,
portance that We viii get 20 Just a.
'ast as II Is physically possible to do
he work. within the limits OF the
uads available.
Your associations office has been
burning a little midnight oil during
the past couple OF months aud has
not had time TO do much talking
rhe smoke has cleared away for
little while aud We would like 70
have little chat With YOU. Maybe
we can get little better acquainted
aud -snt 10 explain some OF these
rates.
The express rates IN the fourth
zone are the highest OF any express
rates In the l'niied states. and the
xpress company made application 20
The Public utilities Commission 20
inercase their rates in the state OF
IDAHO 90 per cent THAT commission
denied the application and the en-
press company appealed 10 the Inter
state Commerce Commission TO com
pei the increase Just think what an
Increase OF 26 per cent would mean.
Instead of paying 500 YOU would |
have 10 pay ti2s. The people, In
.tead OF paying s3gs.ei4,1i, as they |
paid in the year ended june 30. /
a2i. would pay s42e,653.77. or sSs.- /
1896 more per year. or S2so.6G I
,cr day. II there ~nsa movement on
GOT 10 increase your taxes 26 per
.ent. there would be a roar 20 up
hat would shake the earth. aud 80
ar as the people are concerned
what's the difference how you spend
~ long as YOU spend IL, aud the
money goe. out OF the country.
II Is leaks Of this Kind that your
was trying TO stop when
: appeared before The Interstate
commerce Commission IN opposition
q the increase
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-05

Dir. and MIR. l.. l.. Williams are
the parents OF daughter. born We'd
nesdsy.
The daily times., 1922-02-22

from 35 per cent. in 1920 to SO, per
cent. in 1921. If those persons who
have been convicted three or moro
times are considered chronic offend
ers there were three times as many
persons seeking money this way as
there were last year"
Drunkenness gained 10 per cent.
while social vice increased 26 per
cent. during the year, the report says.
First offenders number 73O as
against $40 in 1920. While that is an
increase for that year, the number of
such cases for the last ten years has
fallen off in the most marked degree.
In this respect New York is conspicu-
ously in advance of all other world
capitals"
PickpOckets increased per cent.
during the year, but there was a de-
crease of A per cent. in the number
of first offenders. Instead of there be-
ing thousands Of active pickpockets
as in former years, there are now
only a few hundred. The detectives
who make a specially of watching
pickpockets are commended in their
report for their work in reducing such
activities.
The daily times., 1922-02-22
FINGER PRINT BUREAU SHOWS
VICE is INCREASING

New York, Feb. 81. begging and
drunkenness both increased in the city
in the last year, according to a report
of the Fingerprint Bureau connected
with the Magistrates Courts made
public yesterday by Chief Magistrate
McAdoo. The number of persons fin
gerprinted also increased by IL per
cent.
'"The effect of business depression
is shown markedly in the number of
vagrancy and soliciting aims cases.
says the report. 'That includes those
who beg with some known place of
abode and those without any homes.
This increase exceeds the number of
similar cases in these courts in every
year since the time the United States
entered the war
During the year there was an in
crease of 800 per cent in the cases
of soliciting aims and an increase Of
81 per cent. in the number of vag-
rancy cases. The number of first of
tenders for soliciting aims increased