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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-09-07

Mrs. Frank Rees and son Harve,
of Hunter. Kans.. spent the weekend
at the Tanquary home.
Yes, IL is true-we are sellin,
galvanized tubs and buckets as Low
as 22c. Better hurry II you wan
to avail yourself OF this saving fol
they are sure going fast. - Filler
Hardware co.-adv
Mrs. ]. Is. Brennan and Mrs. f
W. Anthony. are entertaining al
pinochle at the home OF the latter on
North street this afternoon.
Miss Manti Montgomery, accom-
panied by her father. returned Fri
day from a 50O0-mile auto trip that
took them through Utah. Arizona,
New Mexico California and Nevada
Miss Montgomery. who is an instruc.
tor in the Rural high school. attend
ed summer session at the University
of Southern California; in Los An
geles. The return trip WAS made by
way OF Saquoia and Yosen lite nation
al parks and Lake Taho..
Lambert beaverton. living west OF
here. left Sunday morning for spo-
kane, on a business mission.
Dow Klinefelte-. with friends from
Wendell. was transac;'ng business
here Saturday.
money. No delays. F. C. Graves.
am in position to handle a
bunch of good farm loans. Home
Something newt Wards Oriole
Orchestra OF Pocatello at the Rey-
broco roof garden dance Friday
night. adv
ID. c. Bickford has returned from
north Idaho where ne visited at the
home OF his daughter. Mrs. George
Wilcox.
H. C. Munyon returned here Tues
day from Long Beach. Calf. where
he and Mrs. Munyon with members
Of their family now reside; Mr.. Nun
yon states that The coast state is now
experiencing a. let. up in its building
and commercial boom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson and
son left by auto Wednesday morning
for North Yakima, Wash, where
hey will attend the wedding on Sep
Lember IA of Mr.. Anderson's sister,
Miss Barbara, and Carl Embree. Fol-
owing their marriage the bride and
groom will leave for Africa as mis-
'ionar,es.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-09-07

A communication to The Record
from A. ~ Holmes. at 436 West Eth
street. Glendale. Calf. states his
family are located at that address
and await copies OF the home paper
issued since their departure. Mr..
Holmes says that all the men who
went there from Filler have work.
Try a INTERPRETATION system on
your Ford. One week free trial. G
c. Dean-ady.
AS long as our present stock lasts
YOU can have one OF those $500
watches for CSC. only one 20 Gu.
toner, howeyer.-Filer Hardware
Co.-adv.
Members OF the Sunday school OF
the Christian church OF Twin Falls
held pleasant picn.c on the Twin
Falls county fair grounds here Thurs
day afternoon of last week.
Mrs. Fred Klass, OF Twin Falls.
and Mrs. Fred weatherly and DR..
Mabel Hahn. OF this place. enter
tanned at the home OF former Mon
day evening for number OF guests
from here. Mrs. A. A. Newberry
was winner OF high score, pinoShle
being the diversion.
The Rev. c. f. Deal is this week
attending the annual conference OF
the Methodist church which is con-
vening az Caldwell
Mr.. and Mrs. George Erhardt re-
turned Wednesday from combined
business and pleasure trip 10 Boise
and Parma.
William Detweiler is In the Boise
country. where he expects 10 pur-
chase band of sheep.
Try a INTERPRETATION system on
your Ford. One week free trial. G.
c. Dean-adv.
Word was received this week by
Ezekial Smith, father of Mrs. II. II.
Schildman, OF the death last week
OF his eldest brother. sydney Smith.
at Lost Prairie. MINI. Deceased
was 80 years of age at the time of
his death, and had he lived few
more months wou d have rounded
out a century OF life filled with
constructive activity. Another bro
Their eighty-odd years old. survives.
while the Filler man is now 81 years
old.
John Shearer. father OF Mrs. FL
mer <. Haag, is here visiting from
Cullom, Ill.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-09-07

Mrs. e. H. Thornton of Pocatello
is visiting at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. III. E. Mcmillan.
Complimenting Mrs. G. H. Truitt
who is leaving Saturday to join her
husband at their new home in Muir
laugh. Mrs. A. b. Wood and Mrs. r
"A. Dwight entertained this morning
at a charming breakfast.
J. c. Reichers is expected to re-
turn this week from a business trip
that has taken him TO Colorado and
TO his former home at Calumet and
Paulina. Iowa.
Mrs. Warner Kirkpatrick enter
tanned the Justamere club with sew
eral invited guests at cards at the
home of Mrs. j. +. Mallory on Thurs
day evening. Those present were
Mesdames Shear. Anderson. Schoiten
Walter. 0rm. Sealey. Lee. Mallory,
Carter. Overton. Leonard Wood. A
b. Wood. Dwight. Allen. Anthony,
IS. G. Davis. Brennan, Thompson. Mrs
Yoder OF Nampa and Mrs. Fred
Klaas. Anna and Helen Klaas. OF
Twin Falls, Miss McGinnis and Miss
Macaw and DR.. Mabel Hahn. Dainty
refreshments were served at late
hour,
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Methodist church met at the home OF
Mrs A. A. Timm yesterday afternoon.
wilfred Olsen, manager of the
Filler Seed company. returned home
Tuesday evening from business trip
TO Boise
Mrs. Frank Rees and her son.
Harvey, who is visiting here from
Hunter. Kans.. are spending the week
al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Rees near Twin Falls.
The Women's Missionary society
OF the Methodist church entertained
the members OF the Queen Esther
circle at the home OF Mrs. J. c.
Reichers, Thursday evening. The
Reichers home was beautifully dec
grated and the entertainment, con-
sisting OF games and program. was
greatly enjoyed by the "a ladies pres
mt. AT the close of the evening a
iainty three-course luncheon was
served.
Mrs. Arthur scholten entertained
at her home last week for Mrs. Rob
ert Lee. who is visiting here from
her home at Hood River, Ore.
A Mr.. Bennett, residing on the Sal
mon tract south OF here submitted
to an operation for appendicitis at
the county hospital Tuesday.
Sure, everybody is talking about
Il. why shouldn't they? Aluminium
double boilers, percolators. exc sell
Ing at 9sc. Regular $50 TO $3.50
values Filler Hardware Co --adv.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-09-07
Local Mews Notes
PHONE Al OR ADDRESS RECORD

Mrs. Z. p. Poison and son, How
ard, returned Saturday from a visi
at the home of the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Walker, at Mo
berly. Mo. Mrs. Poison states thal
the strike situation has a much more
serious aspect in the east than here
but that her journey home was with.
out difficulty.
Harvey Shirk is home from the
Grassy Hill district where he spent
most of the summer.
! am in a position TO handle a
bunch OF good farm loans. Home
money. No delays. F. C. Graves.
adv.
Something new, Wards Oriole
Orchestra OF Pocatello at the Rey-
broco roof garden dance Friday
night. adv
We broke the record-Sold 200
pocket knives in 10 days. You viii
be surprised when you see this s2.25
pocket knife we are selling at 99c.-
Filler Hardware Co.-ady.
A picnic dinner was held Sunday
at the Tanquary home north of Bull
il being a Rees family reunion. Al
noon the lunch baskets were opened
and the contents spread out under
the trees. Those present were: Mrs.
Frank Rees. M. II. Rees. OF Hunter,
Kans., Thomas Rees and wife of
Twin Falls, Jack Rees and family,
Charlie Rees and family OF Bull,
Garet Seymour and family, Mrs. j.
M. barrow, James Kendrick and
family, Mrs. Howard Brackenbury
and son, Mrs. Neva Cobb and two
sons, Mrs. Taylor and two children
of Twin Falls, and Mr.. Jane OF Twin
Falls.
ghter, Violet, spent a part of last
week in northern Nevada. on a hunt
ing trip. They secured large num-
Der of sage hens, and on single day
Mrs. Penny was successful in getting
the full quota of fowls, badger and
an eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Moore pass
ed thru here Sunday by automobile
enroute to Sandy, Utah, where they
are spending the week at the home
OF Mr.. Moore's parents. The Moores
make their home at Seattle, Wash,
where Mr.. Moore is a vocational stu
dent at the University of Washing
ton. They expect TO return here in
time for the fair.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-09-07
RECKLESS DRIVER
INJURIES SEVERAL

T. NJ. Moore. driver OF a Nash
roadster OF blue color bearing Colo
RADIO license No. 1883. is accused.
in warrant for arrest issued on
Wednesday at the instance OF Dep
uty Sheriff V. II. ormsby. of wilfully
overSurning light car on the road
southeast OF here Sunday afternoon
and causing the injury OF A. X. Null
liner. and seven other passengers.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-09-07

The Record is $500 per year
and worth Il.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-09-07
What the COn1nOn-SenSe
Farmer Does With His
Hardest Money -

FIRST-he puts it in the bank in a checking ac-
count-then he is it is safe and easy to get at
NEXT-if he has had financial accommodation
to carry him from planting time to harvest he calls
on his banker and makes a mutually satisfactory
arrangement for meeting his obligations this pro-
tects his credit.
THEN-he goes shopping, makes those pur-
chases he's had on his mind as things want" not
forgetting that his hometown merchant appre-
ates his trade. st
AND-as soon as possible he puts all the money
he can into Savings Account with some RESPONSE
BILE bank where it will be earning good interest
til he needs again And of stays on deposit
as permanent reserve fund fer emergencies this
proves him foresghted.
AND-he banks with
Evening journal., 1922-06-15
HEALY ASKS
CITY FOR $4,000
Not Satisfied With $4,000
Additional for Collecting
Garbage
COUNCIL SILENT
FOR THE PRESENT

No agreement has yet been reached
by the Board OF Health and sylves-
ter Healy, contractor. concerning the
latter's demand for an additional
$2s.OOO yearly for collection Of the
city's garbage. Healy bases his de-
mand on increased bulk by wrap
ping OF garbage. now required by
city ordinance.
The Health Board has refused the
S2S,00O and has offered $4,000. At
a conference yesterday afternoon OF
the Health Board. finance commit
tee of City Council City Solicitor
Satterthwaite. City Engineer Mailer
and Street Commissioner Pierson, a
counter proposal by Mr. Healy was
considered. DR.. Charles VI. Handy,
president OF the board and spokes-
man for the city officials. declares
no action was taken and that an
other conference will be held
shortly.
According to one report Mr..
Healy's counter proposal calls for
$4,000. This figure. II Is said. is
based on a "ffty-ffty" spit OF the
difference between the S2s,000 de-
manded by him and the $4,000 Of
fcred by the borad.
Members Of the finance committee
OF Council. who assembled at the
Public Building last night, declined
t. discuss the situation, referring all
inquiries TO DR.. Handy.
Evening journal., 1922-06-15
AUTO QUITE 10 STAFFORD

fancy articles OF every description
will be for sale.
Evening journal., 1922-06-15

Go 10 your druggist. says Dr. Orth. y
you are a sufferer from stomach trouble.
and get a handy form package Of Dr.
Orth's Stomach Remedy the
name. Take il according to direction.
and n. after taking. you can truthfuly
say IL has done you no good, I don Q
want your money. Simply take the
empty box hack 20 your druggist and
get your money back.
So. 10 you suffer from Indigestion.
Dyspepsia. Acidity Sour Stomach. Gas.
Heartburn. Bliousness and Bloating
after eating. headache. coated tongue.
or pains In Stomach and side. go 10
your druggist az once and get a box OF
DR.. Orth's stomach Remedy. and when
you start 20 take IL. realize that you
Evening journal., 1922-06-15
DELAWAREANS
ON RIVER TRIP
State Society in Washington
Guests on Senator du-
Points Yacht
DOWN POTOMAC AND
RETURN; LUNCHEON
specIal b The EvenIng journal.

~ a 80 A~hNAA4AA- aRAA MAJ
WASHINGTON. d. c.. June 15.-
Members OF the Delaware State So
ciety were entertained last evening by
Senator T. Coleman dupont and SEN
ator L. Heisler Ball on the formers
steam yacht Tech on a 4O-mile trip
down the Potomac.
A buffet luncheon was served. fol-
lowed by dancing. Every Delawarean
in Washington was extended an in
vitation and almost 200 Delawareans
accepted.
Among those on the trip were SEN
ato- dupont. Senator and Mrs /.
Helsier Ball. Representative and Mrs.
Caleb r. Layton. Mrs. F. II. Giles.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Lank, Miss Sarah
McFadden. Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Barto.
Mr.. and Mrs Baylis. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. II. Dawson. Mrs. I. H. Bowles.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Lank. Mr. and
Mrs. B. F. Handy. Mr.. and Mrs w.
Evening journal., 1922-06-15
Could HARDLY
GET Her breath
Wilmington Resident Was
Only Shadow of Her For
mer Self Before She Got
Tanlac

Il will praise Tanlac the longest
day I live" said Mrs. Lillian Lyman.
a highly esteemed resident OF 1885
Chestnut street. wilmington, Del. in
relating her experience with the
medicine.
Honestly. it's the first time in
four or FIVE years that ] have been
able to eat without suffering after
wards. Food acted like poison with
me. My appetite was so poor that
! couldn't eat much OF anything, but
even then / would bloat up terribly
and have such intense pains that
could hardly endure IL. There was
such an awful pressure Of gas
around my heart that I would al
most smother and the least exertion
would completely exhaust me.
would get so choked up from this
Indigestion at night that l would
have to get out of bed and walk
around in order to breathe. I was
fearfully nervous and often became
so weak and dizzy I could scarcely
stand up. never knew what
sound sleep was and felt tired out all
the time.
Il lost about twenty-five pounds
in weight and was just a shadow OF
my former self. My shoulders were
stiff and painful to such an extent
that I could hardly raise my hands
to my head. My condition was most
deplorable and l was never able to
find anything to help me until l be-
gan taking Tanlac. have taken
six bottles now and feel like an en-
tirely different woman. I have re-
gained several pounds OF my lost
weight and am still gaining I eat
and digest anything l want, sleep
like a child at night. and am never
troubled any more with nervousness
and dizziness In fact. I am enjoy
ing wonderful health in every way
and / just think Tanlac is the grand
est medicine in the world"
Tanlac Is sold in Wilmington by
Drug StoraAs-[adasl
Evening journal., 1922-06-15
Guaranteed Stomach Remedy
Makes Big Hit in Wilmington
Dr. Ohs Stomach Remedy Now Being Sold by All Druggists
the Square Deal Money Back Plan

are taking the prescription OF a physi-
clan who practiccd medicine IN the
states OF Pennsylvania and Ohio FOR
sixty years. and that IN those years he
successfully treated thousands Of cases
exactly like yours.
Now. II you really want a good.
healthy. never hothers me" kind OF a
stomach; one that you can always de-
pend upon 70 digest your food. get a box
right away. and remember that 10 is
most rlgldly guaranteed.
Special note 20 out-of- town sufferers
70 cents mailed 10 the Dr. Orth Lab
oratories. East Liverpool. Ohio, will
bring a box hy Parcel Post and guar
autoed. You can get 10 al Eckerd's r
Drug Store and all druggists.
Evening journal., 1922-06-15

]. Kirkland. Lieutenant Colonel A.
W. Houseman. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
King. DR.. and Mrs. J. b. Grier. Mr.
and Mrs. e. p. Collision. Miss Emma
Blandy. Joseph d. Hopkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. G.. Meginniss. Mr.. and Mrs.
Austermuhl. Elizabeth II. Groves.
Mary Kenry. Ethel Taylor, Mrs l..
A. Armstrong. Arthur Mackey. Mr..
and Mrs. J NJ. Bateman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. McClelland.
Mrs. r. J. Graham, ID. NJ. Jones.
Alfred r. Carey. secretary to Repre-
sentative Layton. Miss Elizabeth
Carey. Miss NJ. Townsend. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Money. l.. G.. Hagner. Mr..
T-ancis. Mrs. Settle. Miss r. T..
Leach. Mrs. Mary McCloskey. Miss
Thelma l.. Isaacs. Miss Annie F..
Johnson. Miss e. d. Careman. Mr.
and Mrs Green. Miss Grace Ruth.
Mrs. r. j. Crothers. +. r. Allaband,
Miss Mary Allaband. George W. Cox,
Miss Olive Mote. Mrs. +. l.. Sitter.
Thomas Lodge Miss Lydia Nickle,
Miss Amy r. Piser. and the Misses
Bacon.
In appreciation OF the generosity
of Senator DUPONT in extending the
delightful outiDg. the members of
the society addressed Senator du-
Pont as follows:
The Delaware State Society de-
sires TO express their sincere appre-
citation of your generous hospitality
in loaning your yacht, The Tech,
for a trip down the Potomac river
and the luncheon served thereon.
They also wish 10 assure you
that the same has furnished them
much pleasure and a vote OF thanks
is extended to you herewith by the
participants"
Evening journal., 1922-06-15
Eckerd's Cut-Rate Medicine Stores
Make Remarkable Offer To Any Person In Wilmington Who Is
Weak. Sick Nervous OF Run Down

Make Remarkable Offer To Any Person In Wilmington Who Is
Weak, Sick Nervous or Run Down
IL SffO
NuXaed for Two Weeks and
a he O You ave Received An and
Greater Benefits Than You Expect, simply Bring
Eckerd's VIII
You
this
able
people
n
sullivan physician Bellevue Hospital (out Door Depart
Without
aiment
they
paptation OF
In OF
disappeared" make this
Iron o
who would surely benefited by
will
money with question.
Evening journal., 1922-06-15
Brazil WANTS
TO SEE HARDING
Think His Presence Would
Cement Friendship of
Two Nations
NEWSPAPER
INVITES HIM

RIO DE JANEIRO. (By mail to
United Press.)-A visit to Brazil by
President Harding during the Brazil
ian Centenary Exposition would do
more to establish firmly the growing
friendship between the two nations
than any other means that can be
conceived. Correio da Mania, lead
ing Rio morning newspaper. declares
IN an editorial.
The Journal believes that a visit
States would be Of far greater i'm
portance to Brazil than the visit Of
King Albert of Belgium in 1920, for
II declares:
"Only the force Of lean and
empty literature unites Brazil and
Belgium. Nothing separates us, in
deed. but It also is true that nothing
unites US.
Everything. on the contrary.
tends to bind US to the United
States This large. new and exu-
berant nation. whose prosperity to-
day is the wonder of the world.
should be taken by our country as
a model example for Brazil has the
same immense possibilities, but
lacks the forceful attempts at ex-
pansion and development.
THE most noteworthy feature OF
the history OF the development Of
the United States is the prodigious
battle of man against natUJe ani
the way N which this forcefLl peo-
pie. little by little. opened their
great plains to civilization. This
} spirit OF ambition and the will to
do is what we lack. We must take
advantage of the richness OF our
land and speed our tardy march of
progress"
The newspaper laments that So
far the reports Of President Hard
ing's visit are only rumors and inti-
mates that the government should
take a more vigorous stand in at.
tempting TO obtain a visit from the
American chief executive.
Referring again 10 the visit OF
King Albert It declares:
1.-THE Belgian eovereigns came as.
the guest of the Brazilian govern
ment. Mr.. Harding would come as,
the guest Of the Brazilian people"
The press of both North and South
America are doing a great work 10
bring about mutual sympathy and
understandings the journal continues,
but no amount Of printed words can
equal personal contact.
Wv. W. Hawkins. president Of the
United Press. pointed out this fact
in an interview with one of our edi-
tors" Correio da Mania says, "and
his opinion is substantiated by Cen
eral Cornelius Vanderbilt, after his
visit here. telegraphed TO friends in
New York that Brazil merits more
attention from US that it has been
receiving
The Centenary Exposition offers
great opportunity TO bring about
this needed personal contact. the
editorial says. adding that all Amer
leans who come TO Brazil TO visit the
national exposition will leave firm
friends of the country-because they |
have seen and come TO know it per-
sonally.
In conclusion the newspaper de-
clares:
Thus we cannot too strongly urge
the importance OF a visit from Presi- /
dent Harding to strengthen the al |
ready existing sentiments OF solid !
arity and sympathy between the two
greatest republics of the Americas.
and we can guaranteed to the CHIEF
Evening journal., 1922-06-15

Editor OF The Evening Journal:
sir: win you kindly inform me
OF the direct and best route 70 Sea
ford. Delaware 10y auto, r. p. Jolly
$40 East Fifth street. City
(Follow dupont state Highway
through Dover. Frederica, Milford.
to outside Georgetown. then bear
right on highway 10 Scaford.
Evening journal., 1922-06-15
LOCAL SINGERS IN CONCERT

Several Wilmington singers were
on the program al a concert given
Thursday evening at the New
Presser Han. Philadelphia. They
were Miss Edna Strong. Mrs. Esther
Humeston O'Blenis and Miss Frances
Armstrong. Miss Strong received
much applause when she sang Ar
dItI's famous waltz song. I'll BacIo.
Evening journal., 1922-06-15
NEW INCNERAToR
NEARLY READY

The Davis incinerating plant.
costing the city $4,000. is expected
to be finished about July l. The
Board OF Health Is planning 20 fix
a time for a public inspection of
the plant. after lis completion
Evening journal., 1922-06-15
PLAYGRnrNn FETE

Coyne Neighborhood Association
will hold a bazaar at Davis and
Heald streets on the evenings Of
June 81. %. %. for the benefit OF
the playground. Refreshments and
Evening journal., 1922-06-15

y. r. Danforth Drug Co. and other
leading druggists.
Evening journal., 1922-06-15

Follow the crowd Tuesday, June
20. on scott's excursion to River
view Beach.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-06-15

executive Of the United States an ef-
fusive reception straight from the
hearts OF the people of Brazil"
Evening journal., 1922-06-15

Every bit OF dullness disappears
with q Golden Clint Shampoo.-Adv..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-31
FROM ROY KElso,
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF

NY Voting Friends: have made
dilige1t effort to see each and
every one OF yon during this cam
paign, not alone because ! am a
candidate for sheriff. but because.
in addition to my political ambition.
while on the line Of battle in fore
ign land | was thinking OF you and
believed you were thinking Of and
praying for every soldier sent in
defense OF our flag and your homes,
a. your kind words OF praise indi
Gated on our departure. it was then
concluded II could go that dist
ance T. fight the enemy of my
friends at home. If ever got back
to America alive. with Gods help |
would live life commendsble to
higher ideals than I had ever lived
before, and do all in my power to
make this a better country than II
had ever been. I have been dcing
my best toward that end. am ask
ing year confidence and your help
and wan you to say to tine public q
Logan county you win trust enc OF
the boys who bat so short a time ago
took his life In HIS hands. wen:
across the deep to face death or
victory for you and your loved ones
Ny heart beats with an affeetionate
love for the ones ! defended. Do you
have a feeling for those who defend
ed you. Answer this question mex,
Tuesday. Respectfully, Roy Kelsc.