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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27
WILL DISCUSS
POWER PLANS

The report oftho city Hight commit.
tee, recommending state develop.
ment OF IS own hydro.electrie re.
sources. viii DO discussed NJ the
noon meeting Of tho Municipal
league or sehitle next Tuesday. DC.
iobcr 30. The session will take the
form OF an open forum.
This meeting win be addressed b.
Cant Norwood Brocketi. represent
ing the Puget Sound Power 4
Light Col Councilman oliver r,
Erickson, representative OF the pub.
he ownership league. John Bellen.
ger, representing the State Fedora.
ton OF Labor and Albert $. Goss,
representative or the Grange.
The power report 10 be voted up.
on, according 10 announcement
calls for the appointment OF a spe.
cinl Municipal league committee 20
establish statewide organization
10 secure'tbe enactment OF the state
power development law This. II Is
SET forth. would differ materially
from both The Reed tax bill and the
proposed Erickson Initiative meas.
ure. II proposes legislation that
VIII allow existing municipal coop.
Grafton and 20 name districts to be
organized later; permission 70 &C
quire and develop power sites and
TO sell current 20 or buy II from 9th.
er dIstrlcta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27
Gets to Portland
Without a Pilot

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. 27.-sail.
ing majestieaiiy 100 miles upstream
from the mouth OF the Columbia
river. without a pilot aboard. the
new scout cruiser Omaha was In por,
hero today. having accomplished yes.
,erday navigation fea, without par.
allsl.
Few ships OF any searoing size.
much leas those as large as the
Omaha. have ever come up the
stream without an experienced pilot
directing their course.
Capt. y. c. Hanrahnn and his off.
GERS anchored their 5s0.foot vessel
here without tho slightest mishap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27
WILL KING WILL
GO TO PALACE HIP

VIII King and his musical com.
edy company win move to the Pal.
ace Hip theatsr on November II. &C.
cordiug 20 mn announcement Just
made By the Alderman 4 Harris
circuit. AZ tho completion OF 20
successful weeks AZ the Helllr. the
comedian viii iako his entire show
20 the Palace Hip and there contin.
ue 10 put on the entertaining far.
cical comedies with which he has
made himself 70 popular here.
The present regime OF motion pic.
lures and vaudeville Mt tho Palace
Hip viii be discontinued. and the
program given entirely 10 The come.
dian. No announcement as to ~.
;ure shows at the HeiIig has been
made. altho n schedule Is under.
stood TO be forthcoming that will
hold more than usunl interest for
Seattle thcaier.roers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27
HISTORY BOOKS
ARE DEFENDED
Resolution Declares Crltl-
oism Is Unjust

American history textbooks. which
have been attacked from all sides for
several years as biased and misropa
rosontatlyc. were staunchly defended
on tho closing day o. the washlng
ton Education association convention
Friday by Elizabeth Bowoll Of the
history department or Broadway high
school.
Resolutions declaring that criticism
has been unjusiiiied were adopted AZ
session OF history and social science
teachers. following tho talk.
In delivering his lecture, The
Next international Conference and
our Place IN H." pr Edward r.
neyine. speaker from New York. was
Obliged 20 speak in the open air 10
hundreds OF teachers who were un.
able 20 crowd into Philosophy hall az
the university
A request from the walla walla
delegation that the 1894 convention
bc held AZ that city was taken under
Amusement By the executive commit
tee. A decision on the matter viii
not be announced until the latter
part Of December
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27
Native Son" Costs
$500 to Bring Up

SACRAMENTO. Cal. oct, s7.-No;
taking doctors bills into considera.
iion. II costs $4,000 10 raise the nv.
erage Californian for the first is
years.
The first years cost averages $3.50
and the second drops 70 $50.
On tho chart the cost line rises
fairly gradually up TO the 18th year.
according 10 l.. Z. Ross. chief OF the
bureau OF vital statistics OF the
board OF health. Then II jumps
sharply upward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27
New Faith Healer"
Is Now in Seattle

With Brother Isaiah at Kirkland
reputedly healing nearly every
known nilment Of the human race.
another faith healer has opened In
Seattle In the person OF ]. G. Kei.
logg. who n conducting a campaign
In the Goth ~, branch OF tho Flrs;
Presbyterian church.
His sessions will continue each
nigh, next week with the exception
Of Monday According 20 those In
charge. the cyangellst's powers ex.
tend 10 all diseases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27

FIVE MINUTE talks on How 70
Grow Dohlias" viii feature the No.
vembcr ] session Of the Seattle
Dahlia society, a branch OF the
American national society al the
Chamber OF Commerce rooms. The
meeting viii be open 10 All grow.
erH OF the flower. Talks arc sched.
ulcd by w. Il. Neighbors. II. o.
Dutton and W. II. shorey and
Mrs. r. s. Pomeroy and Mn. J. w.
Wheeler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27
Sunday in the Churches

Queen Anne baptist Church Rev.
- =. Richardson, pastor. Sunday
school, aAs morning service. il,
THE Concerted Christ; young poo
Piles meeting, csc. evening service.
ESQ 'Loaing The soul"
Dunlap Baptist Church n. A.
Klein, pastor Morning service. II.
'What tho Language Of Tho Nations
Say. evening service. 7.30, THE
World and lls God. It's Doyil and It's
Church."
Columbia Bethlehem Lutheran
Church H. aIau, pastor sunday
school. TO- morning service, H.
"christs Requires Complete Deyo'
tom evening service. 7'ij.
St. Johns Danish Lutheran Mis-
/ sion Alfred u Sorenhen. pastor
sunday school. io' evening service In
I Danish, 5.
TheosophioaI Society, Seattle
Lodge. Lecture p, M. "Theosophy
and the Bible. by Myra X. Libby.
Seventh Elect Church IN Israel
Daniel Raivt, messenger. Service. ?
y. m, where Was Jesus from the
Time lie Was 70 Until lie Was 29?"
Swedish Methodist Churcli-R o.
Berglund. pastor. Morning service.
IL evening service. 1880.
Elijah Voice Society Service. 7.4s
9. m. "CaiamiiieH. why Permitted. "
Second Splritualisi Church - Rev.
I Stella Ross Wallace. pastor. Public
circles BY various workers, 9 p. M.
lecture. 7:{5. '"rhe New Revelations"
4 First Norwegian. Danish Baptist
Church--Rey. a. H. Mehus. pastor.
Sunday school. 9ds: morning service
in scandinavian. II: y, Y. +. L.
meeting and social hour. 6; evening
service In English, 7.3o.
Church Of Spiritual Tnlty-sunday
school. lis p. m. afternoon service.
} p. m. The Human Aura" by Rev.
Laura Lumbar. evening service. 7.i5,
WHY ! Am spirituaiis,." b. Rev.
Bertha Watson.
!
ST. Jehn's Parish Church Tpiseo.
pail--Rev. Maurice j ByNatsr. rec.
Tor. Holy Communion. s. Sunday
school. s.So; morning service. II.
fully choral. Lord. How OF shall
Ny Brother Sin Against Me and I
Forgive Him" bap,lsms. p. m.
ST. Clements Churob-Rev Fran.
els H. Ratcnhn, rector Holy com.
munion. s. Sunday school. 10. morn.
Ing service. II. Trees"
First Unitarian Cliurch-Rev. Jul.
ius r. Kroififer. pastor. Sunday
school. 10, morning service. ~. "The
] Tyranny Of Time
Epiphany Parish Church Gspisoo-
pall-Rey Harold @. Hcnncssy. rec
tor. Holy communion. S. church
school. sss: morning service, II.
Building and Fighting. Young
Peoples meeting. Gao p. IN.
81. Johns Episcopal Church
Rev Harold G. Hennessy. rector.
Evening service. 4 p. IN.
Al Saints Episcopal Church
Rev G Ronald Hilton. rector. Morn.
ing service. The Dignity of tho
Common People"
81. I.uise's Episcopal Church.
Rev C. Ronald Hilton. rector. Holy
communion. ?; morning Ssrvice.
How Can These Things Be-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27
TWO INDIANS
IN DELAWARE
Experts Say Number in U.
S. Equals Columbus Hosts

WASHINGTON. oct. 27.-There
are just two Indians living IN DeIa.
ware, the same number as reported
ono year ago by The bureau Of In
dian affairs. II lg not particularly
strange that Delaware shows no IN.
crease In her native Indian popula.
ton. for both natives reported are
males and old ones a. that
But In the country as a whole The
increase the past year has been but
one-third Of per cent. or LA. max
ing a present grand total IN the ~
states and District Of Columbia Of
344.303.
This is declared by experts 20 be
very probably about the number iiY-
ing within the present confines Of
the country when Columbus landed
ZONE 400 years back.
They nfe only seven Indians IN
West Virginia and but 81 in the Dis
trict OF Columbia. On the other
hand Oklahoma has $3.50. an in
crease Of 132 over last year. This Is
the largest number in any state.
California has 1896. Washington
10. 900. Oregon g.7s2. South Dakota
q .625. New Mexico FLAG. and Ari.
zona the greatest number outside
I Oklahoma. or 43.0i5.
Strangely enough. there are s,is9
in New York. but only l52 in Ohio,
10. s52 in Wisconsin, 1851 in Michl.
gan. but only 35s in Pennsylvania.
il Is probable that the Indian popu.
lation Of the country VIII continue
70 show slight increases from now
on. The old epidemics which for.
merry decimated the tribes have been
conquered fro the most part, and
most Of the tribes have taken TO
/ farming or other industries and are
now leading normal. comfortable
lives on their various reservations
or farrYae fhrftotff tho cdtIutrv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27
IssIIs RIG p,pER

ST LOUIS. No, Oct. 27.--The ST.
Louis Post Dispatch yesterday issued
Ia 6i.paEc newspaper. which Is be.
llcycd 20 establish worlds record
for pages in regular week day
edition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27

Whitman Memorial Federated
Church-l,owland Edwards. D. y.
pastor Morning service ~. saints
Ia Queer Places evening service,
3 Tabernacle IN the Wilderness. "
illustrated with colorcd slides.
Madison Street VI, y. Church
George c. Pooiton. pastor. SUNDAY
school p3b. morning service. n.
what Fellows My Being a Temple
OF Cor. social hour, $3.50. Epworth
league. $50; evening service. $50.
First God
Trinity Parish william
IT, Bliss, rector Holy communion.
s. sunday school. aif5. morning
service. sermon by Bishop Wells. II.
evening service. sermon by Rev W.
Ashe Everest OF 81 Luko's. Ballard.
7ao
Trinity chapeI-sunday school.
a4b,
First Baptist Church-Ambross
NJ. Bailey u D. pastor Sunday
school. 9'4i; morning service. ''The
Lamb or God; y. y =. T.. two
groups. 6ls. special musical sorv.
ice. 7'5o. evening service. John the
Baptist.
Fremont Baptist Church-Rcv El
bert H. Hicks pastor Sunday
school s.45; morning service, n.
Farther Vessels; mems Bible
class. ~, evening service, THE Man
q tho Hour" 73o
81. Marks Episcopal Churci,-Rev
John y McIaucblan. Pm. II. rector
Rev. H. H. Gowen. d. D.. assoeiat,
priest; Rev Chester A. Tayior, curate
Holy Communion. s. sunday school
sNSi morning service II. Seventy
Times Seven. Young Peoples ssrv
Ice league. els; evening service. Tao
Approving Things That AFRO Excel
lent"
81. Miohaol's Chapel Of ST. Mark.
farish--Rcv c. 4. Taylor. suns
Eucharist and sermon. $50: Sunday
school. 1916.
First Christian Church -R r
Thrapp. pastor. Morning service
The Ladder OF Prayer: evening
service, Voices From Underground IL
Palestine"
4 University Christian Church-c
kiolhauer. pastor. Or. Geo. L. Fnive
" will speak AZ both morning ant
evening services.
I Queen Anne Christian Churci,-r
L. Keekley. pastor Morning service
I What Christ Has SAID. cveulng
service. talk by Or. Joshua tharnl,
Of Syria.
/ West Seattle Christian Church--c
r, Stanton. pastor Morning service
Communion and n Message 10 IN,
Church. evening. evangcllstlc aery
Ice.
Central Christian Church-S. Z
johnson. pastor. Morning service
These Three. evening service
when God winks"
Ballard Christian Church--K. !.
Burke, pastor. Morning service
The Home. the Child and Religion
evening service. Home Ideals"
- MORE ss A n n
Finley STREET Christian Church
J. s. Mccallum. pastor. Mornlnt
service. The Christian Race: eve
Ming service. els Man Worth Saw
ing7"
Greenwood Christian Church,
/ y. Plunkot,. pastor. Morning sery
Ice. The Gospel Of Freedom; eve
ming. syaDEelis,ic service.
Christ Episcopal Church - Rev
! Paul =. James. rector. Holy Com
munion. s.: Sunday school. ga
morning service. II. evening service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Oct 27.-Franls
l.. Packard. nationally known arch
iteci, died here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27

win render their usual orchestral pro
gram. featuring Mad lato fox.
trot ballad.
Mildred Mari,le. possessor Of the
finest voice in Kings aggregation.
VIII sing When Irish Eyes Arc smIi.
ing" Rubye Adams has another
blues" selection. Somebody's
Wrong: Don Smith will coutribate
an Oriental number. "Tn Tent" and
Reeco Gardner and Clair starr have
a duet. Every Day 10 Every Way. =
which viii open The show.
a revival Of the old.time buck and
wing dance Is promised BY Howard
Evans when the new director OF
numbers leads the Dancing Fooi. =
which should be a bright spot on the
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27
MUSICAL sRIT Is
PANTAGES FEATURE

Moments Humorous" starring
Eddie Boren. favorite comedian. win
occupy the headline position on the
new bin opening at the PauiRges
theater with Mondays matinee.
The screen. musical comedy and
now Vaudeville have claimed Eddie
Borcn. lie is supported in this pro-
ducticn by the Duke "slr" Ia.
ward Martin and Hazel Of tho
Movies. Hazel Mayo. From advance
reports his offering is ono Of the
bright spots OF this seasons vaude-
vlflc.
Elsie & Paulson. origInators Of the
Apache dance on ice. have a some.
what unusual and artistic program
on skates.
Jose saxton and Jack Farrell viii
appear in their novelty satire. The
Elopers" Some very auEhabie dia.
Iogue and conical situations are
promised In this clever sldt on love.
Bright Pits on Musical Com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27

Five amusing acts hrn billed this
week AZ the Palace Hip. HeadinE
the bill Is Dance Fantasies: an In.
ternational Review" which e. n skit
Of novel and artistic dancing odil.
~ Gorgeous wardrohes. beautiful
costumes and Eiris make this act
genuinely entertaining with the
numbers OF Egyptian. Russian. Chi.
uess and eccentric toe dancing.
HILBERT ana Nurrnt. In Sons Of
Ham" are a funny hlackface palr.
reported 20 have secured much Of
their material from the south. and
their music and dancing are entire.
" typical OF tho levcc negro.
Another good billing f. Stanley
an dAt;rcc. IN "Gymnastic Special.
ties" In which many novel gym.
nas,Ic seats are accomplished.
George s. Hall appears in "Aii by
Himself" and Il conversational
comedian. presenting original clean
humor In his own manner. lie IL
called the "man with n million sio.
riss.- and win offer 70 tell clever
oue about any topic suggested
Pedroyc. In Cuban Wizard or the
Wire" IL we'll known for his daring
feata on n slack wire.
backbone" r. the photopiay.
showing Faith Roberts and Alfred
y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27
A CUuCKEN LUNCHEON win be

n tItithLN lt-N1ffIsoAN VIII We
served by st. Benedict's parish from
noon TO p. IN. Sunday. Visitors
VIII also be entertained by musical
numbers presented by the choir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27

edy" will bS the offering OF Pearl
Evans and John y. Wilson. two
well known vaudsvillans. a delight
fpl program ~ comedy pattcr. in.
terspcraed with song. is promised.
julia Edwards. talented and
wellformed eiri. will appear IN an
ul.usual novelty program OF artistic
gymnastics on the ring and swing
ing web, interpreted With bits OF
comedy talk and song.
Tho panthgescope win show a
comedy feature with Glen Gotf AZ
tho organ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR vii,
liam 7. Buffam. IS, shlpbuildsr and
Puget sound resident since 1859. viii
be held az Port Blakeley. AZ y m.
sunday under the direction Of Rem.
ton lodge. No. -. Masonic order
Buffam, who Is tho fathcrinlaw OF
Henry q. seahorn. vice president %
The skinner & Eddy corporation.
died az Port Blakeley Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27

y. Piunkctt, pastor. Morning scrv.
Ice. The Gospel Of Freedom: eve
ming. syanEciis,ic service.
Christ Episcopal Church - Rev.
Paul =. James. rector. Holy Com.
munion. S: Sunday school. s4s:
morning service. II. evening service,
$50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-27

Finley Street Christian Church
J. s, Mccailum. pastor. Morning
service. The Christian Race; cvo.
ming service. "fn Man Worth saw.
ing7"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-03
ANNUAL MEETING
P. 7. A. TONIGHT
Election of Officers and Varied Pro
gram Planned For Final
Session of Season

Election OF officers will take place
tonight at the annual meeting OF the
Filler Parent-Teacher association
which will meet at Central school,
according TO Mrs. N. ID. Read, presi-
dent.
A varied program is announced,
this to be followed by the serving
OF refreshments. Exhibits from all
the different rooms OF the local
grade schools will be feature of
the evening.
THE local p. T. A. was organized
here last autumn and has met with
unusual success, filling a needed
place in the school life of the com
munity," says Supt. X. l.. Peck, of
the grade schools. Monthly meet
ings have been held and the spirit
of cooperation between the patrons
and the school has been fostered by
the association, whose chief accom-
plishment. perhaps. was the provid-
ing OF hot lunches to school children
throughout the winter months.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-03
Class Banquet
Friday = Play is
Next Friday
Final Days OF Term Filled with
Events For Class OF ~
st High School.

The annual Juniors Senior banquet
viii be held at the Rural high schooI
building Friday evening OF this
week. The affair will commence Al
$3.50 o'clock. This ia the first OF a
series OF commencement events that
will take place at the school prepare
tory to the graduation OF the Glass
OF '2s Friday evening May is.
Friday evening OF next week, May
IL, at the Gem theater, the senior
play The Passing OF the Third Floor
Back" will be presented under the
direction OF Miss Gertrude Walter.
The following Sunday, May 10, at
the Methodist church. the Rev. G.
u. Deal will deliver the baccalaureafe
sermon. On Monday and Tuesday.
May IL and 10 final examinations
will be conducted at the school.
Wednesday OF commencement week
will be given over 10 the annual all
school picnic. On Thursday there
Will be assembly when the senior
class will present their final pro-
gram. Grades and reports will be
given out at this time.
on Friday evening May is At the
Gem theater tho commencement cx-
ercises Will take place with Presi-
dent Charles X. Frazier OF the Idaho
Technical institute OF Pocatelio de-
Iiyering the address.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-03
YOUNGSTERS WILL
VIE FOR HONORS
ON LOCAL TRACK
Grade School Athletic Meet at Coun-
~ Fair Grounds Here Satur-
day Afternoon.

The county fair grounds will again
be the scene OF track meet this
weekend when the Twin Falls coun-
ty grade school athletic association
win hold field day program here.
There will be large number of
contestants, and because the events
start at 10 o'clock big crowds of pu-
pills and visitors will begin arriving
early In the day prepared TO stay un-
I'll the events close in the late after
noon. Admission to the grounds
will be free.
Forty schools from all over the
county will take part in the affair.
Both girls and boys will compete In
the senior and junior events.
A district meet was held here
Monday afternoon with the local and
five neighboring schools contending.
Similar elimination events have been
held throughout the county. Filler
Won "a out of the 32 places in the
elimination meet, with Lee Werts.
WIN Munger and Owen Miller lead
ing In points scored.
This county grade school athletic
meet Il an annual affair. Last year
about five hundred persons attended
the program. which likewise was
held at the county fair grounds.
r. l.. Peck of this place, r.. II.
McAtee OF Maroa, and j. L. Johnson
OF Kimberly are in charge OF the
meet this year.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-03
Cedar Draw Pupils
Win County Honors
Results Announced In Recent County
Eighth Grade Ex-
aminations

To two Cedar Draw school stu.
dents. Louise Sipkens. and Dorothy
Metz go the honors for high place In
grades received in a county eighth
grade examination held April IL, ~
and l3. Miss Sipkens earned 81 1-s
90, which is the highest average that
has been made In the county eighth
grade examinations during the past
three years, according TO Miss Char
lotte Pond. county superintendent of
schools. who has supplied The Rec
ord with information relative to the
test.
w. c. Nuzman of this place Is in
structor of the class and principal OF
the Cedar Draw school.
The ten pupils having the highest
marks. aside from those mentioned
are:
Frances Pohlman. Hollister; Wal
ter Leon Langlitz, Cedar Draw;
Torch Olson, Washington; Alice
Grafton. Murtaugh; Bill Lewellan,
Castleford; Elya Peck. castleford;
cleata Decker, Castleford; Claudius
Their grades average from ~ 1-s
iown to go 1-9. Not all the schools
m the county participated in this
particular examination. Filler being
lmong those districts which did not
compete.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-03
HIGH SCHOOLS TIE
FOR FIRST PLACE
IN DISTRICT MEET
Success Marks Annual Athletic Event
Al Fair Grounds Friday
Afternoon.

The South Central high school dis
trict track and field tournament At
the county fair grounds held here
Friday OF last week was great sue
cess and was attended by a thousand
persons.
Twin Falls and Rupert tied for
frat place In the meet. each scoring
81 points. Burley won third place
with 20 points. Jerome IS: Filler ~:
Bull. 8: Riohfield. 8; Wendell. a.;
shoshone. q; Bliss. /; Hsxerman. l.;
and Cassieford, o.
A feature OF the meet was the fast
records made. showing great i'm
provement over tho results recorded
In the district track meets the past
several years. Long. OF Rupert made
the 220-yard dash In 22:2. This, Il
is believed. Is a state record. Long
led with individual scoring with 1s
points.
Filler was greatly handicapped in
the meet by the illness last week OF
Aman and Timm. two standbyn, who
would have made the score look
different had they been In trim.
Aman was just recovering from tho
flu. having been In bed several days.
as had Timm.
However. the locals got away with
one first. Reay taking the mile run
In easy fashion. Aman was given
third place in both the so and 100
yard dash. Charley Diehi got third
place In the i20-yard high hurdles:
Timm was third In the running broad
jump; and schaefer was second In
the javelin throw.
supt George q. Dcnman OF the To-
cal high school was general manager
OF the meet. The preliminary events
II 10 o'clock. with the
final events starting II i:so o'clock.
There we're 1870 athletes entered
from the IL schools.
Tho Twin Falls high school band
provided music between the different
events.
AZ the conclusion OF the meet the
referee Tipped coin to ses whether
Rupert or Twin Falls should take
first place in the meet. Rupert won
the loving cup. Twin Falls being
given the second place cup.