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New Britain herald., 1922-07-14
PLAN ATTRACTIVE AFFAIR
Business Women's Club Plans to Have Gala Public Function Next Week on High Street.

The ways and means, finance and lawn party committees of the Busi- ness and Professional Women's club met in a joint meeting at the Cham her of Commerce last evening and formulated final details in the pla n for the big lawn party to be held Wednesday and Thursday of next week
 The party or festival will be for the purpose of raising funds for the purchase of furniture for the new home, which was leased July 1. It will be open to the general public and not confined to members alone.
 A temporary platform is being erected on the grounds at the new home on High street next to the li brary and will be used for dancing. number of booths will be installed, which will feature among other things a we'll known brand of sweets, home made cakes, Japanese fruit baskets in attractive clusters of three, flowers, ice cream, lemonade, etc. There will be gypsy fortune teller who reads palms, cards stars, crystal globes and currency equally we'll
 There will be a fish pond as well and card games both nights Invi- tations to be present have been sent to President Leon A. Sprague. and members of the Rotary club. The lawn will be illuminated with colored electric tights and Japanese lanterns and booths will be trimmed with fol- iage instead of bunting.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-14
LEGION MEN FAVOR REMOVAL 0F BOARD Members Discuss Plans for Track
 Meet in Berlin MUCH DAMAGE BY STORM

0tdueu AIOACJ DCAdts AihAiS SAAS'
 the Railroad Bridge-Wires Blow1
 Down on Berlin Street-Churcl
 Belfry Struck-Itens of Interest.
 Members of the Bolton -Kasica post American Legion, voted for the re- moval of the present honor roll and the erection of a permanent tablet near the site of the Soldiers monu- ment, at a meeting of the organiza- ton held in the T. A. B. hall last evening. The gathering was well a,- tended.
 A resolution was also adopted to seek the corporation of the town au- thcrities in raising money for the pur- pose of erecting the tablet. A copy of the resolution will be sent to the town officers and 1t Is expected that the Legion men will confer with the se- lectmen within few days in regard to the matter.
 The removal of the honor roll has been discussed for the past several months. Many of the townspeople be- lieve that the present board. which is located in front of the Town hall, has become an eyesore to the town and should be removed. The service nen, however, did not feel as though the board should be removed unless plans were made for the erection of a per manent memorial.
 Selectman George B. Carter had been approached many times and asked whether or not the town au- thorities were going to remove the board but in reply he has stated that he believed the service men should be given a voice in the matter before any final action is taken.
 Although Mir. Carter could not be reached this morning. it is possible that he will take the matter up with the selectmen at the meeting on Mon- oay evening and the board will be taken from its present place.
 Arthur Benson, commander of the legion who intended to hand in his resignation at the meeting was persuaded by the members to with hold his resignation for the time being at least. Several of the mem- bers were of the opinion that MT. Benson should serve out his present term of office and resign If reelected at the next annual meting.
 committee consisting of James Corr, chairman, John Wilson, Harry McKeon, George Hultquist. w. R. Moore, Joseph Wilson, Edwin Segrist was appointed to make plans for field and track meet to be held in Berlin sometime during the month of August. The affair will be staged un- der the auspices of the local post but all local athletes will be given an op- portunity to enter into the conests, the events of which will be an- nounced later. e.
 A meeting of the committee has been called for Tuesday evening of next week at z o'clock to be held at the T. A. B. hall. At this gathering general discussion will be held rel ative to the holding of the meet.
 The event will be one of the first of its kind to be staged in Berlin and the Legion officials believe that they are doing something to awaken inter- est in the town by staging the event. There are several athletic organiza-
New Britain herald., 1922-07-14
CAMPAIGN FAILS.

Moscow, July 14, (By Associated Press).-The campaign against the soviet regime in Bokhara, Turkestan and Khiva sheaded by Enver Pasha. Turkish communist, is ending in dis aster, according to the newspaper Pravda.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-14

.essitieS which the fire company needs, New laddera bigger than those now at hand. will be found on the new ap- chemical stands and eXtinguishers, The present apparatus is old, and is second hand machine that was con- verted into a fire truck. It has served the town for several years and its condition warranted the firemen in asking for an appropriation for larger and better equipment in the line Of fire protection,
 Denies Coal Report.
 A local coal dealer took exception to the report of the coal situation as reported in last nights Herald and termed the source of the information as decidedly unauthenlic. It should be stated that in the sentence, Al though the coal supply of the town is exhausted" 1t should have read, lis not exhausted" The omission of the mot" gave another meaning 10 the sentence. The local man pointed out this morning that the change in meaning would convey the fact that Plainville Is not getting coal, and that what coal 1t does get is not of the desirable type. In fairness to the dealer, 1t should also be stated that he Is now filing orders, and that he has coal on hand that is wanted and Is desirable to his customers.
 Tigers Resume Play. |
 The Tigers have reorganized their baseball team and will make their first appearance with the new lineup on Sunday afternoon when they clash with the Dublins of New Britain at Rockwell field at ? o'clock If the Lady of Mercy team is playing here the game will be played later in the afternoon or on another diamond.
 Picnic Tomorrow.
 Preparations are complete for the picnic to be held by members of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy at Sil- yer Grove tomorrow afternoon. The \ picnic will start at noon when dinner will be served by women of the par sh. TW athletic committee has pre- pared an afternoon program filled with events of interest There will be 100-yard dash, a 40-yard dash, m obstacle race, a potato race, a needle race, three legged race, and other races of the outing type. The will stag an indoor baseball | game and the men will test their
New Britain herald., 1922-07-14

Maplehurst Inn, Sunday dinner soc. Menu: Soup, friend chicken. mashed potatoes, vegetable salad, beets blue berry and apple pie.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-14

tions, including baseball teams, tennis teams, etc, in Berlin from which suitable material could be secured for the meet. The place of holding the meet has not been decided upon.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-14

Seventyfve cents is the price of our wet wash. Union Laundry Co. Tel. 904-Advt
New Britain herald., 1922-07-14

TO RENT-6 rooms. all improvements Is
 Church street. Inquire at III Broad St.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-14

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New Britain herald., 1922-07-14
Men Are Returning.

Of the several n en who went on strike al the F. M. Hall brickyards on Monday. it is reported that six have already returned to their work, satis- fed to work at the old rate of pay schedule. Reports from other brcl- yards show that they are experenc- irg no trouble with help and the men appeared to be satisfied with the pres cjlt wage scale
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-30

ssisamirnio. Ausqus ~ ssae - ha -
ssade para las ruias curupsas ds nAFis
Londrcl = otros runtos dOnae "a =
usiiiEA ias isces cue PoariAmos deno
sninar rouapenri,'inas. luccs cue hacer
posil,le asesriEar ann en- plena neblinA
Ia oficnsacidn sadictclegrkhoa tan ne
cerasis para "a gssia dc csias naveS dis
ninuycnao peiigros y haciendo possible
Ia osieniaci6n e noche. y Otras Sna,
ehas cosas mas cue pArecen dctailes de
poca isnportancia. pero. cue al I'm y al
cabo pueden echar a perder un vueiO.
CnO de cssos detalles que tuvieron que
solvcn;ar muy aprisa los encargados
de Ia construction de aerodromOs de
urgencia para Ia expedic;oa Londres-
Cape Town. fue el que sc relacionaba
con el dcsmonte de las selvas en- plena
ruta Y que debido a Ia proliiicidad
asombrosa de estas tierras de Africa,
tan pronto acababan por un extreme
el desmonte, tenian que volver a en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-30

An,stinan lEuxrrae , q ssugrrso e.
amAa con anrn , dsspues ~ cueCl
cua lkgsimak ess eshicaloS sepito. "
ran ius oue ecAln a roaaF Ia boa qus
rucoeirnao de aqua y DC ala iieEara
fusnar IA gran bola. q rran bio0us
humane que rimbohzari e enseadi
micnso mrtno densro de unA paE =
ammonia eran4bsas eatcndirniensO ds
re.acidn material cue nos condaciri
de Ile-o Al ratcnaimien,o moral uni.
vcrsal sin sardanza = como Una con
sccncncia natural.
Entire otras dc las dihcultades con
que tropiezan eS,Os maeS;rOs del are.
son las mas notab,es las siguientes: Ia
faita de aerodrornos con-enicntes don.
de aterrizar en- los puntos intermedios
de estos extensOs itineraries: la reduc.
ci6n de las horas de vue'o. que excluyc
aquellas de la noche Y las proximas a
ella. por no tener Ia iluminac:on con-
veniente para localizar el sitio de ate.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-30

ans a. clos ae ac,Ercpas pasa n cisn'
cia. 4 rlneruie. > u ssdA en euncral,
Como q icrrccSrsl. q srrop,ano sra
e mediadr entire las raEAs rciiEiones
casias y rrincpiot Este meaio se uti.
iizari cono iaEo material cue IA d
ayndar , Ia pocsia y a IA mdsica- para
'unir las raEas. scri ar vehicnio De
accrcamienio. que ayudado por q ie'
rrOcarrii el autom6vil. han dc laNar
prejuicios y unihearan las razas huma'
mas en- un sentimicnto dc bondad.
belleza. fraternidad. dnico imperece.
dero.. Por ESQ crando oigo un ferro-
carril silbando. y en- rapida carrera lie
veo a;ravesar la Gale. subir una mon-
taia. cuando el trepidar del motor de
un aeroplano me hace levantar la ca
beza instintivamente para yer los Gle
los. inmed:atamente digo para mis-
adentros: esos vehiculos llevan un men,
safe dc acercam:ento. aun en- plena
guerra. porque 81 bien es verdad que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-30

ipsuas por q osre. pc osra parse. u,
husneas giEansss ae este ooasiaunss.
coayxrtian g, csuape sT.iAnaao = hso
e. IN al,ir > crrAr de cios en- osro
de asrinchcEamicnso. cur hAlsa cue re
ascir = faersa De dinAmiiA. segan nos
10 cnentA e Profesor Thompson. en- su
iihrO hermoisiIno The Outline u
Science.
Esta redpcci6a de Jas horas hibiles
para el vueio. haoe que estOs Viaies.
pOr ahora. no paedAn ;ener el sello
eomercial que debieran poser. tanto
mas cuantO que no eNisten sufcientes
estaciones radiO.telegrihcas a traves de
Ia ruta. 10 que hace muy azaroso en-
prender un viaje de eSta naturaleza,
sobre todo. cuando sc tiene delante la
perspectiva del desierto que invita- a Ia
muerte y por otro lado. las cuspides
blancas de las mas grandes Y So
berbias montaiias de Ia TERRA; en-
tire elias. Ia enorme y piramidal
Everest, representation genuina de
la celebre torre de Babel. la que los
aviadores contemplan desde lejos v por
los lados, como 81 respetasen su presen-
cia de es6nge del Misterio. sin atre-
verse a pasar por su cumbre Glen veces
santa incensada desde lejos por los
habitantes de la tambien santa ciudad
de Benares. Todas estas cosas, uni
das al cansancio del cereoro por la
continue trepidacion de la maquina,
la emocion al pasar por las inmenSas
superfcies de los mares desiertos, la
fatiga muscular, Y otras mas, que Sc
empenan en- doblegar la voluntad de
estos hombres de acero nos hacen pen
sar con razon v logica irrefutables, que
ellos son los verdaderos representati-
vos de la voluntad Y el caracter, apa-
reios que Sc hacen indispensables para
poder emprender el viaje de la vida y
poder dejar la estela de algo imperece-
dero; va en- la familia, en- la nacion, o
en- la conciencia universal.
En- estas empresas, el genio de la
raza sajona ha brillado cinco veces, el
de la immortal raza latina, una vez. No
podemos medirlos, nj compararlos para
decir cual ha sido entire todos ell mas
heroico, Ell mas benefcioso, el mas prac-
tico, el de mayores peligros, no; seria
tarea ingrata injusta ell dar uno
guitar a otro algo que lie pertenecie-
ra, pero podemos ajustarnos nuestra
manera de sentir, apreciar y medir las
cosas decir que de los seis menciona'
dos, los Raids: Trasatlantico Londres-
Sidney de Sir Ross Sir Keith y ell de
Roma Toxic por Ferrarin y Masiero, Sc
I'llevanala palma No por este heche
+
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-30
El Romance de los Gfamdes Vuelos Eumamos sc


quiiamos IN sIacs ae e,osia = i,.s oirus:
dienos rnn ds nucssfa admEaci6a s.a
ami,cs.
Ia cxpodici6a l.cnarcsS SIDNEY. Al
nAnae dei Captain = Sir. Ross. acom.
pahado de SIR Keish Smith. rccorri6
Dos siguienies pun,cs dc 81 rusA Salida
de Londres. e. dia y de Novienbre
1919: iiegsda a Por, Darwin. ei dia 10
dc diciemb.e. Los punsos dc sranSto
fneron. Lyon. Pisa. Roma. Tarunto.
Suda Rey. Cairo. Damasco Ramadie.
Basra Abhas kaTaschi. Delhi. Alaha.
bad. Calcutta. Rangoon. Bangkok. Sin.
gapore. Java. P;o. Darwicg Aqui. tuvO
que aterrizar por algunos dias para sc.
guir su Nuelo hacia Queensland. a 923
millas de Melbourne. De modo que.
sumando las mil.as que hay entire Lon
dres Pto Darwin, que son 1924.
las l.473 que median ertre Pto. Dar-
win Queensland. hacen un total de
12767 millas. recorridaS en- treinta dias.
Este raid estaba premiado con 10000
libras esterlinas. como premio al primer
aviador que Sc lanzara al vuelo por esas
distancias V esos peligros y todo debe.
ria hacerse en- el termino de treinta
dias. y. asi fue, con la eXactituds
inglesa que vemos en- "Vuelo Nupcial".
Nos corresponds ahora, dar al intre.'
pido representative de nuestra raza, la
latina, al teniente Ferrarin y a su com.
panero Masiero, nuestro homenaje, desc'
pues de habernos descubierto con todo'
respeto V admiration ante los cincop
lrestantes saiones. Honor a todos ellos,
que en- la ciencia caben todos, los.
latinos los sajones... Estos seis pri,,
vilegiados han alberto el surco... 3"
Cuando en- medic de las grandezas,
de una empresa de altos vuelos. oigo 0.
leo ell nombre de un latino, no puedo'
menos que recordar con carino la
madre patria de este hombre, va sea.
Francia, Italia, Espaiia, America latina
o Portugal. e.
Ouisiera pensar que la semilla de los.
Colon, Vasco de Cana, Herman Cortes,t
Charcot, no Sc ha perdido nj Sc ha
terrninado; quisiera tambien, que los
siglos con sus pesadumbres post-gloria
sus rigideces de concrete armada,
FORBADE en- la rutina, no pesaran tanto,
nj efectuaran sobre el caracter de una
raza, de tai manera, que hicieran de-
caer la fortaleza de sus varones repre-
sentativos del presente, por Greer estos'
que no pueda haber grandeza despues
de aquellas va pasadas, abandonandose
al pesimismo mas deprimente. Quislera
(Continda en- la pagina III
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-30

'ses ae trrs contlnrnsrs. esso e. dssa'
l.unarcs = ncst 0Ar~in en- Australia. !
dsrae es,e 6ltimo puerto = oueenslAnt
Al sur.
EntOnces IA ccmpcscncia entire lalasi
oantes y photos aFrcei6 y q cuarto raid
en- cOnocuencia de esa cOmpetencia No
se dei6 esperAr. siendO eiecusadO POT
Sir n. Van Ryneveld y Sir ouiniin
Brand a tFaves de dos continenses;
Europa y Africa. EstOs dltiEnos avia
dOres recorrierOn toda Ia Europa. pa
sando pOr Francia. Alemania. Suiza'
Italia. Cairo en- Africa y Cape Town en-
Ia parte meridional de este tiltino con
tinente.
La Ultima hazaiia. tan hermosa CO.
mo las anteriores descritas. fue Ia lleva-
da a buen exito por los aviadores Fe'
rrarin Y Masiero. italianos, quienes
atravesaron los dos continentes de
Asia V Europa en- toda su extension
meridional habiendo seguido la siguiente
ruta: Roma. Grecia. Turquia, Arabia,
Persia, Afhanistan. Beluchistan, India,
Indo China, v por iiltimo Toxic en-
Japon...
Estos son los grandes vuelos huma-
nos, aquellos que han escrito en- los
aires en- graciosas siluetas, rubricadas
en- caligrafia celestial, los romances
prologantes de un libro que ha quedado
alberto por el arrojo de estas gentes,
ante las generaciones venideras. Hechos
son estos que nos parecen extraordi-
narios y que no son sino los ordinarios
de una vida de relacion que descono-
ciamos de cuyas leyes no nos ha-
biamos aprovechado. iTanta cosa
inutl Sc ha discutido sobre esta terra
de nuestros amores, sin trazas todavia
de encauzar las investigaciones por ell
camino mas espedito!
Otros vuelos de menos importancia
Sc han hecho; no por clio dejan de
atraer nuestra admiration hacia sus
directories. Estos han sido, por eJem-
plo: ell del Sampaio Correia que todos
conocemos, ell de New York-Alaska, el
de Lisboa. .Para-Rio de Janeiro, ell del
celebre explorador Amundsen, que qui-
zas estas horas 10 haya hecho, y que
consiste en- volar a traves del circulo
polar artico de un extreme otro pa
sando por el mismo Polo Norte, en-
presa que Sc deletrea con Muerte y que
desde lejos, la vemos cernirse por sobre
la cabeza de este viejo ilustre explo-
rador de inauditas empresas.
81 nos dieramos cuenta de las difficult
tades con que tropiezan estos alados
viajeros. podriamos medir justamente
Ell alcance de sus viajes y el signifcado
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-30

TAsss uAs ss1uIs - - 6sysaa
larl 80 - lnr a. lasl-nuzasy

Eipr6leeO deunA spOca IA sidO sscriss
en- ios aires per hesnhrss TODD cAr&caer
perseverance,. cicnda y patfiosissnO'
Los Read Alcock. Scott Ross Van
Ryuevs,i fcrrarin. han sidO los pro
taeonis;a De ese pr6logO ilenO de he
roissno de acci6n. 81 romance de-
vueio. el hosnbre cOnvertidO en- pajarc.
es una realidad. es un hecho tan verda'
dero como Ia luR del sol
FL hada gloriosa de Ia Ciencia di6
esas alas al pensamiento humane y
ie acompaiio hasta el exito. habiendcle
recomendado solamente dos cosas: pri-
mera. el que utilizara el aire. no para
matar. sino para conservar la vida: Ia
segunda. que utilizara siempre en- sus
vuelos, Ia pluma blanca como siunbolo
de pureza que significa ese dominic ala
do que nos ha concedido. La epoca
empezada por Colon y Vasco de Cana
en- 1892. epoca de aventuras heroicas y
odiseas terrestres. termino recientemen-
te. en- 1912, Ell diecisiete de enero. GUAM
do Scott, casi simultaneamente con
Amundsen, quien Sc le adelanto por
varias semanas, descubrieron ambos el
Polo Sur. Este iltimo capitulo que
cerr6 este periodic con la muerte de
Scott al regresar. por la "Barrera lgno-
ia" de3 antartico, nos proporciono todo
el conocimiento generalizado de nuestra
casa la Terra, para entrar mas tarde
en- los detalles de la misma. Esto pues,
marca Ell punto final ese periodic.
Y, ahora, empecemos otro. ell del aire;
la verdadera ruta del comercio, del
transporte, de la velocidad, del medic
expedite y de las comunicaciones IA
Giles, y, ell menos peligroso; 81, senior,
Ell menos peligroso de todos
El primer vuelo trasatlantico fue lle-
svado a cabo por el comandante Read
del ejercito de los Estados Unidos de
America, quien atraveso el Atlantico
desde New York las Azores, de ALI
Lisboa para aterrizar en- Londres como
punto final. A esta empresa de valor
y arrojo inaudito, siguio la de Sir John
Alcock, quien hizo Ell srecorrido desde
Newfoundland hasta st. John de Te-
rranova. Mas tarde Sc verified la del
Major Scott, quien dio el viaje de ida y
yuelta desde New York Londres. Ell
turno no Sc detuvo y los vuelos Sc hi
cieron mas completes, completes y ex-
tensos. Asi fue con el que siguio es-
tos anteriorrnente n1encionados y cuyos
protagonistas fueron. Sir Ross Sir
Keith Smith, y el ivuelo Sc hizo ira
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-09-28

the Eleventh Judicial District OF the
State OF Idaho, in and for the Coun-
~ OF Twin Falls. dated the End day
OF Septem Der. 1922. In the above en-
tiled acton wherein T. S. Flynn, the
above AIMED plaintiff. obtained a de-
cree against Thomas l.. Cartney and
Maud NJ. CARNEY, defendants, on the
LIST day OF September, 1922, which
said decree was on the LIST day OF
September, 1922. recorded In Judg-
ment Book Seven OF said District
Court, at page 56S. arm command
ed 10 sell all that certain lot, piece
or parcel OF land situated In the
County OF Twin Falls. State OF Ida
no. and bounded and described as
follows, to-wit.
The SW u OF Section 5. Township
II. South, Range IA. e.. -. NJ, to-
'gether with all and singular the ten
ements. hereditaments and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging.
Public notice Is hereby given. that
on the 10th day OF October. 1922. at
the hour OF 2 O'Clock D. m. Noun
tain Time) or said day. at the east
front door OF the Courthouse OF the
County OF Twin Falls. State OF Ida
no, | viii. in obedience TO said Order
of Sale and Decree or Foreclosure,
sell the above described property to
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xoTIcE TO STOCKHOLDERS

Twin Falls. Idaho, September =
1922. .,
To the Delinquent Stockholders OF
The Twin Falls Canal Co;
In view OF the pressing needs ana
obligations maturing Of the TWIN
Fails Canal company. your board OF
directors takes this method OF APP
peaIing TO you that you make every
effort 10 pay all, or at least some OF
your delinquent maintenance charges.
The company has been extremely
lenient In the matter OF carrying a
number OF the stockholders through
the period OF depression. but the
noint has been reached when this ac-
fion cannot be continued.
TWIN FALLS CANAL co.
nv w. o. Taylor, Asst. Supt. 27-3te
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satisfy plaintiffs decree with inter inter-
ear thereon together With All eos's
that have accrued or may aeere, ~
the highest bidder for cash. la"iui
money OF the United States
hated this 18th day Of September
i' f. X. SHERMAN,
,sta HERMAN. Sheriff.
Deputy.
cent IA n. 28; Oct. 5.
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Naval 6meks.

In the old days o, rhe navy al
plpes--sa sailors rsrels smoked tobacco
ia any other form ere Lighted from
a lamp ia the forecasfje. ard he hours
when smoking 10 permitted are still
Indicated by the use OF ,fas iGsnp. al,
though the modern sailor is permitted
10 light a match when he desires TO
smoke.
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EXAMINATION

A special teachers examination
Tor certificates by endorsement win
os given at the office OF the county
superintendent OF schools. September
80. 1892. All teachers who wish TO
secure such a certificate must take
examination at this time.
signed
3RITToMART WOLFE.
County Superintendent.
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SWINE DEPARTMENT

Poland Chins---scaior Champions
Boar--ist. Lon Heller. on Bis
rimms
sow--ist. w. +. Raveaseroft. on
Princess Ann.
Junior Champions
Boar-ist, Lon Heller. ON rimm's
Masterpiece.
sow-ist. c. Nicholson.
Grand Champions.
Boar-ist---Lon Heller. on Biz
Tram.
sow--ist. W. +. Rsvsnseroft. on
Princess Ann.
Boar, two years and oyer--ist.
Lon Heller, on BiK Timm. and. w.
n. Ravenscroft, on Orphan Bob.
Boar. 1 year. under rs months
LIST. Vim. Spencer 4 Sons, ON Para
mount Chief, and. Lon Heller, on
Orange Buster Bob.
Boar. months and under | year
list. Lon Heller. ON rimm's Mas
terpiees.
boar. under 8 months-ist, G.
Nicholson. and. G. Nicholson.
SOW, : years and ovcr--ist. w. y.
Rav,nscroft. on Princess Ann. 2pd,
William silvers.
sow. under 8 months--lst and
end. &. Nicholson. Srd. William Sill
vsrs. sth. Z. Nicholson
Pair OF pigs. under months-lst
and and. &. Nicholson; ard. William
silvers.
noar aud 3 sows-ist. G. Niehol-
son.
Oct OF boAr--tst. e. Nicholson
Produce OF Sow-ist, e. Nieno'-
son.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-09-28

aessed with the true western grit are
till here and still at work TO take
from the soil the reward that goes
with the. scientific culture OF the
snake river valley. The others have
flown like irresponsible nomads,