The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-23
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John Lutley held up two places o.
business. one In broad daylight and
secured $40. armed only with a pail
OF pliers. at Seattle.
Thomas Stephens, one OF The stock
holders OF the San Francisco baseball
club Of the Pacific Coast Baseball
league. rs leading e movement TO or
ganize new state league In California
George Bruno. a range rider In the
eastern end Of Nye county. Nevada,
was surprised by receiving check
from the state treasurer for $500 as a
reward for his Efforts in securing con-
viction OF Cooney Clifford for rustlins
stock.
The death Of John J. Doc) O'Toole
In San Francisco recently removed
one of the well known old time resi-
dents OF Nevada, man who probably
had more acqualntances in various Ne
vads mining camps, especially Viz
ginia City and Goldfeld, than any
other man who resided there.
Missoula has been named as the con-
vention place for the State Press as
ISOLATION OF Montana, and will meet
in that city the day preceding the
gathering OF the National Editorial
association, next July. The date of
the national meeting has not yet been
definitely fixed. The state meeting will
take but one day, because of the ma
tional convention.
Utah woOlmen have announced that
they will pay 10 cents a head for
shearing during the coming season and
the shearers will pay their own board.
The price is to be graduated down.
ward, according TO the grade OF The
sheep to be shorn. Contracts will be
made with each individual shearer
prior to the time of shearkng, accord
ing to President J. A. Hooper OF the
Utah Woolgrowers' association.
Becoming alarmed at the prolonged
absence of her husband, and after
searching the previous day, Mrs. Frank
Koolick. wife Of a well known Arbon
valley, Idaho, farm, discovered one
foot sticking out of the snow, and soon
uncovered Koollck who apparently had
become confessed by the dense bliz-
zard of that locality. and froze TO
death. He left his ranch to go to
Pauline, a village a short distance
away, when tho blizzard struck his out
fit with full force, He made the trip
all right, but was caught upon his re-
turn. When within $50 yards Of his
home he unhitched, and seemingly the
horses at away from him and made
their way to the barn.
GENERAL
A wave of sentiment In favor OF the
sales tax for the soldiers bonus swept
over congress as the result OF the ac-
ton OF President Harding in opening
The doors 10 its adoption.
A cats effort TO steal fish from a
frying pan resulted in the death Of
David Frisch and his wife, Freda, from
gas poisoning and the illness OF eight
other persons In a three-story Brook
IN tenement
Pavich Radonich was found stabbed
% death lying across the bed in his
bachelor quarters in Clinton. Ind.
Three small holes above the heart In
Heated the murderer had used a nat
pin or a slender instrument similar to
/ hatpin.
Twenty residents of Greater New
York lose their notorcars by theft
each day. police officials announce on
he basis of COCO automobile thefts
asst year. The value OF the cars and
was estimated az $50, ooo,-
20.
number OF new varieties OF DO
atoes have been grown during 1927
rom seedlings by the experiment sta
ion Of the United States Department
4 Agricultural located at Sitks. Alas
IA. Some OF them give promise OF
lesping the go homesteaders 10 raise
more largely the food crops required
y Alaska's population.
A community corncrib. large enough
o hold all the corn that can be Of
cred. will be erected in Neigh. Ne
'raska. il the plans Of business men
4 that city carry. This crib viii ne
made available for the use OF any
orn grower who desires 20 use II. and
he grower Will pc paid in cash the
Market price Of his product on the day
Z delivery.