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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-03-02
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Manchester Depot, VT.
Feb. %. 1922.
Mr.. o. X Bennett,
Manchester Journal Office,
Manchester, VI

Manchester Journal Office,
Manchester, VI
Dear SIR
You will notice by the town report
that there Is something over $500 be-
hind on taxes for the year Of 1921.
This however is the real situation.
The total amount put into my hands
for collection was 81 ys299i. OF this
amount have collected and paid into
the treasurer sl.5i965, leaving a bal
snce Of $3i026.
OF this amount (S3lO.26) there was
abated s2692l, leaving balance OF
s41.05 which is the DIR. Edison tax and
will be paid into the treasurer very
soon.
The s269.2l abated was mostly mis-
takes such as the Dumont Clarke tax
Of si55.s5, Cora b. Hicks slS.59. All
taxes put into my hands for collection
ARE practically collected with the ex-
ception of $40. this being a case OF
sickness and extreme poverty
have also collected from the 1920
Attachments s4.45, also cleared up five
wears back taxes on the Amos Weseott
property.
Respectfully yours,
NJ. B. JENKINS,
Collector.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-03-02

zsfe IS matter OF
tobacco quality
We Fzic l. As our honest
h.e.lef ihsi the tohzccos used
10 CAeaerheld are u finer
qualify land hence q better
tEs than in any other
cigarette al the price.
L4eren y H,sr5 Tsbsers Ca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
Major League Players Organize; May Strike
BETHANY ELEVEN FACES TOUCH
FOE GROVE CITY SATURDAY

idc,,lc$. il viii mc@Ii that that section
81 The lin" Will have ~ least plenty or
WciEht ~ I'"rtrT FPS III" Sr;..tS at Z-.,
aud Irt;rhard at ?2%. They will prob
ably 10 opposed by &nucmare with MS
l?6, and ".,h'r MaIh,% a. Wilder. who
run about tho same vel III.
Good Officials.
officiating SaturdS,' : game VIII he
l.. y Lambert. GA tat" referee
Goodwin, W. < j.. UMPIRE. and Sugden'
harvard. hncSnan. Graduate Manager
Boyd feels u.:!tr rlatcd over the lineup
of urnr!als. as Il Is seldom that three
more capable men have been gotten to-
geiher on tho island At any one time
The ticket sale indicates that there Is
going L. bc 4 record crowd for the al
fair The pa"tehoards az" on sale at
Dyson's. Gund ings Ncuhardts, Fort
Henry cub Sheppard d Clouse. and {.
!. ki!imyer. In thr Banking Trust
building. knlmycr sold over Ct tickets
20 las, SATURDAYS affair at Washing
ton 70 members of the klwan.S CLUB
alone. and ~ 4 result had the members
or that organization in group At tn
WASHINGTON park. He wants TO carry
or, the same idea at tho Wheeling
games AMI asks thar kiwanians got
their tickets from him by calling
Wheeling 80.
\ little rivalry between former team
mates will he settled Saturday wncn
rri,chard. Grove city tackle" may
meet with Loppacker. bethany ha'l
who took Stuhhs place last SATURDAY
and VIII probably hr In Ia" !incup th'S
Saturday l'r'tchard and Lnppa"ksr
" er, teammates IN tho crack stanton
Military acad"ln' team last wear. IT
tho GROW" ''!ty lad is - good n ms
position as Loppack"r. II vii REQUIRE
Quit, a little work to make him lnct-
fer,ivo I.oppackor looks rs Though h'
might take Tho place NJ IN" in'ni'iaHic
Randolph wh.u Il comes 20 hrirE an All
around s,ar His real strong l"'nt IS
haske,ha ard his records show MN u
hr an excellent track man.
4 week from Saturday when the l'S"h
meets Rutgers. LoppaCkcr VIII hGur"
IN another rather personal affair. on
tho Rutgers eleven and AZ ~" tackle
position IS another Lnpnark"r. brother
Of Evcrctts who has hecn holding
,lnuu regular berth Of Foster San
frrd's ricNr'!.
Tho bethany COLLEGE band viii hr In
uniform fo- Saturdays appearance. d.
II. Wcimcr. the director, states. Tho
band - Wrimcr's work and he has put
out Il crAdi,ablc organization and from
very limited Supp ~ material Tho
uniforms consist cr white trousers and
hu. coat and cap.
Earl Zook. one of tho best bethany
PLAYERS. has in tho way Of terminal
men Is another who's" in jurics may not
permit him n participate in Saturday \
affair. Ionk injured his shoulder n
Cnur'n q rwcc!;s ag" and has Rad Il m
jurcd afresh in both engagements
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12


""' '''S re-! ms"
victory over Mast"n l''N it'En S'h'"''
Buffalo. y. Y. has caused the It'll"
49,. h.....,,,,., .,,,.. ... ,,, INNS,
prominent p'd''H "' '''' ""' 80
hail circles. TIL" rrcS,ie" G''N'rl
,hruuch ,b.,r Victory may b.. seen trom
,..,,,.i IT,. ,r..
''''
principal 81 MARTINS t':ry tSI >'""''
from Nirrcn, lI.aly. High schurl Sr'rlS
r,d,o- r,,,,,, r,,,c. u,r,I. y y
rinh,r q. 10.
I.-,,...i,,,r u,r,irs L.crry u.cR Srnon,.
N-.;. tcr-y nbi,
rn,r 81. Vans, team s.u, ,;ir nlc,
scb,,I ,.n,,uni,ns MaS,,n Iarh back
h.,,r, h.,,,, - :, u for what "a we'll
~ ,,,, r.,,,,,h.r ,rf h,rJ IN, ur~r
.r,,,oc,,,,. ,r, y,.,l.v mud Elu.. mus r..
,ci,,d IN fur wars during which It
h,. ,r.,J. p, rr.,r,;.., -; .nrr,u. IT,,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
M0UNTA|NEERS HOLD
EASY SIGNAL DRILL
spears Dtscards scrinlmage Until After
the Pitt Game at Pittsburgh
Saturday.

Morcaatown. W. Va. OCT. tl.--S,rin-
mage :"r the West Va. football players
was dropped by Coach Spears tn after
the Pitt game. Having played two
games and had six weeks oc very
strenuous practice without any injuries
Of consequence the big coach decided
that the thing to do was TO tax" no
more chances. TOdays work, there
fore. VAS. light with emphasis BENZ
placed ou Det.nS" against Pitt plays
rs we'll ae ON polishing or tho rlays
which will t." relied upon 20 gain
against the Pitt defense
Simon was replaced by Martin in tho
lineup Of tn" backfteld today. hut other
wise the roster "r III" first varsity was
the same as Yesterday. simon has been
suffering with q badly bruised l"g and
Trainer tar;mcil fears that he will not
be able - last long in saturdays tough
contest. Spear spent a hale hour today
in personal work with Red Nahan,
In" new find at Il guard for tho
M"uu;ainc"rS. Nathan cooked "NCep-
tiouaIly Nell in the Marietta contest
and Spears has since had him IN as 4
regular.
\ lot Of football however, Is r"w 70
Mahan. especially IN the lin" where he
has never played before and spears -
giving him special attention a. each
practice.
Interest IN the ritt game has reached
the boiling point h'r" '"da! and 10y
FAR the larEe>t crowd that has c>r'
gone out OF M"rrautuwu Tor au athletic
event Viii descend ou PITTSBURGH Fra
day u.gh, and Saturday morning by
auto. special train ,,i,d regular tram.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
LARRY KOPF WATCHES
PRESIDENTS WORKOUT
Famous baseball Player Visiting Neale
and His Brother. Herbert, At
washington.

Wash!nct.u. Pa. Oct. 11.-Nashjng-
ton and jefferson had It's first and last
scrlmmaSe Of ,hc week today IN rrcpa-
ration for The anticipated hard gam" on
Saturday with carnegie Tech Pra'-
;.cally all tho regulars who VIII he ~
- enter tho Carnegie fray were in The
practice engagement this afternoon.
Erickson. brilliant halCoack. and k"nvo-
l,nka, star; r'ci't-cuI. VIII not even be
in uniform Saturday. ard no ctfor; is
being made - mold the teams play
Will them considered 1iaddnn will
asa!n no 4: ,Hd against Carnegie, with
Nrcukcrt. Ea>;sta. Futncy and West
starting In IA" hackti"ld.
Today's practice was carefully guard
cd hut II was evident that Head Coach
Ncalc was not very we'll pleased with
the work OF his ur"tcgHS. Tn" varsity
w:,~ almret wholly "u IL" d":"n~!E"
u.;ainSi tn" scrubs which w"r" using
carnegie play.
The latter, = va. Sa'L af,cr practice.
gained lot oi ground. although n"
second team wa hid scnrolcss. Larry
Nupr National lcagu" !uicldcg. cam" 10
"a, Wash. JEFF. camp today to visit his
brother. IIerbcr, Knn'. star W. & 7. lc'j
end. and Greasy N"al". with whom h"
played a cincinnati Cor several sra
sons lIo witnessed 'hc practice and
VIII remain here un'.! after Tie Tech
clash.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
CUBS AGAIN
TRIM THE SOX

Chicago, oct. 1.-The Chicago Ma
t!unaIs defeated their American League
rivals. 8 10 . to-day. i'll the third game
10 decide the city championship. Tn"
series now stands two games to ono IN
favor Of tho Nationals
Ernie Osborne. who pitched tho cubs
TO the first victory, cam" back To-Day.
with plcnt Of rest. owing :" the four
p"stpoucWents and III" "r'n date last
Friday. and triumrhed over Red
Fahor. star Of the White Son to-day, and
they lambasied his offering" harl In
two Innings for five runs. Ted Blank
eushil came to the rescue but before he
had settled down Grimes Unc"rked a
home run drive int" the right fold
hl"a"hers In the seventh inning with two
mates On bases hruk" III" IL" Wh!"h the
S"N had worked Un 20 III The sixth.
SC"r" Ivy innings: X II. T..
thlraEo tNl &c u q q . :" :; TO- |" :
Chi,uc" ca So" q y" " n t. : ? |
OSh"ruc and O'Farrcil: Fah"r. r.
Elauk'uship and Schalk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
COLUMBUS TUNING UP
FOR MOUND CITY Till

Al! eyes are set on the Tunnel Green
Cor mex; Sunday. when the fast Colum.
ha club will give the crack Mounds
vil.n \. c. the stffcst battle OF their
carccr. according 70 dope leaking out
IF the South SiderS' training quarters.
This IS the locals first game a. home,
and as Z - tho most important grid
card in the valley. there is no ques-
ton hu, that a rccord-breaking crowd
will he on hand
The MoInGSvil!e warriors have estab-
liShcd FOR them sclv"~ during the past
few years IN unQurst!OnIblc reputation
as 4 football machine. and with a lineup
composed chiefly az cX-high and ex-
college STARS. expect % take the measure
&c Tho Coiumbias. The South Siders.
however. are somewhat skcptical az to
the Mound Ci;y p!gskin chasers' ability
tu accomplish their task. and hope to
spring 4 big surprise in this encounter.
Mayors. former /. 4. c. star. has been
curIgcd 80 handle the whistle. while
Roberts" Of Moundsvillc. former Mari
c;tI College star. will probably umpire
All Columbia men are requested Il
rcpoT; tonight Cor practice promptly att
100. Tho Columbia club would like to
arrange = game with the Nigilants or
y. l.. 4. C'S. Of Martins Ferry. for
SUNDAY. November 5. AT Tunnel Greel
can ;.6i and ask for Lally.
Yesterday mornings paper carried
note - the effect thar tho Moundsville
team was th" on" which held the I'M.
p"rials OF Wciishurg. but the Mounds
v.lir manager wishes to correct this
statement. The team Is not the same
as the ono which held the Imperials 10
Il tic score but team vastly superior.
Tho team tina: played the Imperials 10
CALLED Mound CLiy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
M'C0NKEYS TO MEET
H|LLT0PS IN final
Fifth and Final Game Of Series Will Be
Staged ut Barnesville Sunday
Afternoon.

This coming Sunday the McConkny
baseball club VIII travel to Barnrsville
where they Will clash with the fast
I'LL Tops Of that place. The game WIS
10 have been played last Sunday hut
vas postponed on account Of rain. The
series with nillcnva!a will not start
Until Sunday a week and will probably
b.. only q jhrrc-gamc series.
The local club AMI gainesville have
each won tW" EHn1"H and this coming
game will decide the winner az tao
series. Tie !lill T"pp""S have one 81
the best PLAYING and III" SuuarcSt baSH-
lal cubs IN rhr ONl" valley. The um-
pirc they furnish for any Of their
rar,cs /" entirely neutral and tho de-
ciSionS n" "n'!rci! as h" SEES them.
For That reason the lIiil Tops at
BairScsriilc will he one Of the top
notch baseball clubs next wear.
When seen last nigh: tn" Mr,onkoy
management stated that ~" following
players wnuld make tho trip in ma
Chines Tho machines :" lcayr East
Wheeling at ELS sharp. Rurkhardt,
Percy. Long. Hcliar. Sheppard. Cdr;sh.
Welch. r. Miller. Hon ecker and Sails
bury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
.REWkRDEDF0R
TWICE WINNING
LEAGUE PENNANT
Collins, Carrigan and Chance,
The Three C's, Go to the
Discards.

New York, Oct. II.--M:l!er Higgins,
manager OF the New York Yankees.
American league baseball champions.
has been re-engased 10 pilot the club
in 1922. Il was announced tonight. The
decision. 2 formal statement said. was
reached a: meeting this afternoon Of
Jacob Ruppert and r l.. Huston. own.
or; of the Yankees.
Al,hnuch the clubs statement did not
go into details. Mr.. Rupert asserted
that the action was taken to curb
rumors :har HIGGINS was TO be ousted
as leader OF the American league cham
pions. and also in recognition Of his
achievement in winning two consecu-
tive remnants.
"Inasmuch as HuErins had won pen
nan's N 1921 and 1922. the only ones
ever captured by the American league
ciuh here, he certainty was deserving
Of being retained" Mr.. Rupert de-.
cIarcd. Furthermore. the club desired
10 put NJ rest rumors that Higgins
was Ia be dcDosed and that other radical
changes de"
Trio To Dtscards.
Reports that the Yankees were to be
rrnrgaaized have been especially per.
team in the worlds series 1T the hands
Of the Giants. who also turned them
back in the championship class year
ago. but the action OF the Yankee own
ers sets a. rest. among others. stories
that either Eddie Collins. star second
haseman Of III" Chicago White Sox, or
Pll tGrr!gar. former manager Of tho
EoS:nn Rcd SoX.. was to take the clubs
helm nrNt season.
The name Of Frank l.. Chance. peer.
less leader" of the cn!Caeu Cubs dec.
adc ago. who Was abb" to land no better
than seventh pl&rc In 1913 and sixth
in 1914. wncu he managed the Yankees,
also has been mentioned In gossip OF
possible changes.
To Operate Oh Higgins.
lIugG.ns. who has not heen IN the
best of health for some time. will 90
70 Atlantic city for n few days, and
then return TO his home in Cincinnati,
where lie will undergo n minor opera
ton.
Terms Of the contract rendered Hug
gins were not revealed. but II was
understood that the rc-cngagement is
for 4 year only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
MANY OBJECT
To RULINGS Of
JUDGE lands
President Haydler Declares
Time Inauspicious- No
Real Grievances.

Ncw York. p,'. -. .-E"r"r:s ahas
Major L,IS,,r baseball players were "r-
@Ju.E.:.% .,T HS~u':.tI"n 10 present NC
;uauG> o. III. ,.,uh rrNu"vS a'.d I" call I
s,r.hc avN; ~rr}n- unless 'hry NY" mt.
Wy, not taken S,":"ISly ~ Gotham
NsJgHa;,S to-day.
Nrcr,, ,l"u:rd the rNi>tcurr "f a move
mJ'st Which has been under way ABOUT
:, l,:ty. under ,iI- direction 1T Ea! m"nd
!. I.tuav,', q Lawyer "t t'h'tdc" az" MI
waukcc. uuJ Ill al them pr"'vSS"d tc""-
raurc Of ,ue movements present extent.
IT, rurroS" and it, m,mH'rsh'r.
There has boon littlc secrecy about
Cauuoa'S work ~ IA" att"ru", i"r
Oscar ,N,tpplr Fcl>ch and others "c
tho Chicago White SuX who were barre"
frum organized baseball following ,he
rgl9 worlds series scandal. Carmen -
VII kurwu 10 the nIaguatc>.
Object to Lands.
From what can -" learned Il appears
thLt the :uovciuvu; IS based on iEv dis
satisfaction ut som. players with the
manner IN which commissioner II. VI.
Lands has handled their affairs II is
said thai. tin. specific aims 81 TIA" new
psssociaticu ir"lu'" representation an
the advisory cornell elimination e the
ten day clause n contracts. and the eS-
Establishment, II a hoad az ARBITRATION 10
hear p!Jlcr~ grievances.
S1cc,G" cases ul"u which this diSS;''-
!sfacticn = supposed >" T." basel are
said 20 i",,uds those e Eide R"u>h.
thc Cincinnati star vino hold cut for
.in,c Cor Il s.isrv OF SIS. """. Eah" Ruth
e,J Non N.u,.i Il IN. Yankees. and
Bill I':,rry. "E ,hc Boston Rel Sox. VIII"
were suspended for transforming after
the worlds series last year.
Secret Agreement.
Tho players identified with III" MOVE
ment also Jr" said To nurse u he"ct
ina, som. ball players who have incur
vel rho di-plcasur, ~ their employers
have been ~hUntcd ""t 80 IN" Ok
Ieyuas through score, agreements among
the owners.
. Tho nlaycrs. it IS also reported. sens
ing tina, Attorney Tannou's Connection
With tie former "W..t, ScN'' has re-
smiled In tn, rcaur; s.; his main effort
90 - have rho barred players returned
% ~. fold. ar.. ;uSlStiul that the con-
.,;,niio, nf rue association provide THAI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
KENNETH BE|GHT TO
Be RETURNED TO 0.
VIC. HOSPITAL SOON
Injured Bison Player Suffers Relapse
After Being Removed To Home
Last Sunday.

Kenneth Beight. Bethany fpoiballcr.
who was so severely injured scvera!
weeks ago that he was brought 10 the
Ohio Valley General hosni;a! here, went
70 his home in East Palestine on Sun
day. where he suffered a complete re-
lT>>r, and Is now In too serious con
dIt.on TO be returned 10 the hospital
here
Bctght suffered his injury. when n
larger player fell on him and caused
intcrns! injuries which resulted in
hrmorrhag"s After ar operation and
blood TRANSMISSION. he steadily improved
and was discharged from ;hc local hos
p!tal on Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12

rause Il js hu'lt CT reason. Sri"ntlfr Al.
lhr-l'.cs admit ~ power: :. : =. builds
blood vow.r :; hr3i!S red-tlood'"'l's.
Tina, : What makes n.:hiiug blood. Fight
Ia. blood destroys Impurities. y f:h's
HolS u always wins. II hSh'S PIN
pos. !; fights skln crup:i"nS. II hu'i'S
neg,r prw :. tainAluS power. the tcE''
r..cI puw"r that whirls IA man ny inro
srr,r>s /. gives w"iu"a the health. m"
angie c,uIplcJipn and the chorm that
r,-vr, the world! These ar" the reasons
th.r haze uaG" =. =. :. today N" great
olyoI- cleanser. body -hu!ldrr. success huiit'
or. .Ud Us why results have mad" t'ars
OF jry flow from IN" souls Of th9ns2n'S'
Mr.. Y. y. Shaft. 5jI l5.h ST. Washing
to-. l. G. writes:
4 ,-.ed 'os yer. to get r''''f ''"'" BID
c-vs - 5oss Errry,hirg !;'J'd az. took
$ S. : or 20" absolutely euro. r'@ u
a., $ :. : I'D: did y"
Try Il yourself &. :. s is sold at MI
A. .,,rn, IN two s!yrs The larger siE,
bo.'ic n the moro economical.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
v. Y. j. Looks Forward
To WaSh-Lee Contest
Tho 1922 Battle VIII Mark Ninth Clash
Of Teams-Charleston Named
as Scene Of Game.

/; Morgantown. W. Va. Oct. ll.--(Spe-
cialD--Thc Iftt game is the next con-
test on the West Virginia University
football schedule. but in spit. OF the
importance Of this encounter tho Noun
tainrcrs ara beginning :" look forward
(" tho annual game with shington
Lee AZ l.a;dlay Field. Charleston. on Sat
urday. October -. Immediately after
Tho Pitt game at Forbes Field this sat
urday afternoon. pr. g. W. Spears. for
mcrly head coach nf the dartmouth col
log" eleven. Will start grooming hts CO.
hor,S for their ninth clash with the Cen
erals.
wext Virginia Has Edge.
With two straight victories in trc'r
favor III" University players are hopeful
of making i three straight and IKE
cvcry West Nirginan IN this section
th"y want 10 show the southern part IF
the stat" that when 1t comes 10 playing
football Washington and Lee is far from
being their superior
They arc uuw. however. uuicr-CSt ST.
mating tn" strength ur tho W. & /. or
SANITATION. which Is reported /" be one
az the strongest the Generals have had
for years. !; goes without SAYING that
jimmy pchart. tho Old PIT star has
surrounded himself with = galaxy a.
Veterans which r"u6A.l with III" usual
flow Of new maioriH 10 tn" Lexington
institution has enabled him +" mould a
Formidable machine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
Trots Postponed

cut races ...t"dulrd r"r, 'rIay Nc.e
pos pnmed on account OF rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
BISON REGULARS BADLY BUNGED
UP FROM GATHERING RECEIVED
IN W. & J. CONTEST
Grove City Will BE Strongest III Many
Years-Good Officials NRncd to
Handle Game.

\ big team in Crimson clashes with
tho K!som Green At tn" Public schools
Athletic Held on Saturday ami tan" II
from thr dope sheet y * going t., he
anything hut an easy task for III" Nor
row-Ea$t"rdny machine l." return VIC
tor over III" lads from Grow" city, The
official weights Of tho Williamson crtW
shows that Il squad Of - men h..I" "n
avcrdE" weight 81 III pounds. with
all that hr"r and scintillatinS a.
tack. tho Bethany lin" is going t" have
10 show AT least as much charging ahjl-
ity as they did last Saturday or there
viii loo q second defeat chaik,d IN the
ufnCiIl records for tho EiSnuS.
Bisons Injured.
And Hcthauy does not happen I" he
in tho h"sr Of shape FOR In" affair.
With Stobbs, one nf the best defensive
backs tho Eis"ns have ON IN" bench
with injuries sustained last week. ahf
Er"adI"y having n hl"ul cl"t rcmov cd
from his hip this week. with collier
E""o IN a'!rh shape that there is a pos.
sihiliiy Of his not hHinC able 10 star;
and Sevrra! ether mon IN rather bruised
AMI banged up shape. II - going Io
mean that the Green VIII have Ia hgi:
against odds and with all there Is IN
them to mako tho Srrr" satisfactory 10
Bison followers.
thalky Williamson has charged his
men that they must win this gamr
and there Is n" doubt that they will do
all in their power /" loNnr tho BETHANY
flag. II is seldom thu, Grove City has
suffered two u@ecut!lH defeats by the
Bison. and th"y are NOT n; AL anxious
{" have 1t Happen that Saturday VIII
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-09-28
Filler woaES's GLIB OPENED
f922-25 SEASON WEDNESDAY

Miss Earl Woodbridge Was chosen
recording secretary OF the Filler
Womcn's club 10 take the place OF
Mrs. A. N. Holmes. who has moved
from here. al the first meeting OF
the organization. held at the home
Of Mrs NJ. j. Goode. Wednesday AFT
ernoon. Mrs. II. +. Hammerquist
was elected 70 I'M the position OF
corresponding secretary. made va
cant by the removal TO Texas OF Mrs.
William Bunce. Guests present in
ciuded the Mesdames y. r. Woods.
y. D. Rasd, Warner Kirkpatrick, Ru-
pert Peck and Wilkinson. The pro-
gram Was In charge OF Mrs. Elmer
Y. Haag. and consisted OF a study
4 the composer. Verdi. with phono-
graphic reproductions OF selections
rom his Rigoletto Year books were
,iyen out at the Wednesday session.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-09-28
Schools Closed for
Institute Next Week
Annual r~~chors' Convention VIII
Take Place Al Twin
Falls.

schools throughout the county
wiii be closed next week because OF
the annual institute for teachers be-
inx conducted at that time In Twin
rails
The sessions will DO held al he
Twin Fails hixh school building. and
executives and instructors from the
sight counties Ia this district will
be In attendance.
The faculty OF the institute IN
eludes the names OF some OF tho
most prominent educators Ia tho
country. As the sessions OF tho In
stituts arc open to the general public
msny from here arr planning on at
tending some OF them.
DR. nyron kisx. Or. Smith and
pr. Rotten. are among the mon OF
nationsi reputation who will speak.
Tho head OF tho various state eda-
estionsi Institutions will also address
the Institute
The detailed program h not yet
available.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-09-28
LOVELY BED or AsTERs
TO CHEER PATIENTS AT
COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL.

H. Musser. grower OF all that ID
best In garden products. and a flow
or eulturist OF local reputation,
plans TO deliver TO the county hos
pltal large quantity OF HIS beautl-
ful asters. for distribution among
tho patients. with the compliments
OF himself and Mrs. Musser.
Fearing that frost any night
might level to tho ground the wealth
OF lovely flowers no has grown for
commercial purposos. he proposes
that they shall not have bioomed
TO blush unseen
and waste their fragrance on the
desert air"
Yesterday a number OF the ladies
about town were given access 10 his
flower garden and they were thank
full 10 be supplied for once In their
lives with all tho ssters they could
csrry.
Tho Musser flower garden. be-
cause Of its particular beauty. has
received many compliments this sea-
son. and Mr.. Musser Is being COM
nended for the generosity no is ex-
libitinx Ia seeing that his flowers
,rs not ruthlessiy wasted.