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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-06
STATNf SNEM PRED ODRO.
CENfM.
Nepochybne skonci sve zaseda
nj dnes vecer.

Columbus, O., 5. dubna. Die
pfitomneho programu, ktery
muze vsak byti jesta zmenen,
statni sn6m ohiosky Sc odroci
Ultra vecer.
v senate sweden byl ostry
zapas o predlohu Collisterovu.
jez zakazuje vypousteni pheno
lovych odpadki do jezera neb
reky Cuyahoga. Predloha byla
pfijata, pax vzata znova V u
yahu a bezmala "zabita", ale
po ostrem zapase, jenz trval
az dlouho do noci, znovu prija
ia a pripravena pro snemov-
nu. Pres to vSak neminulo ne
bezpeci, ze odpirci predlohy
jeste mohli by il pohrbit; no.
wynn navrhem ma znovauvaze-
nj, nebot' clenove venkoysti
jsou popuzeni proti delegaci 2
okresu Cuyahoga a zvlaste ma
senatora Collistera, jezto svo-
il obstrukci - tim, re mluvil
dive hodiny, - zdrzoval jedna
nj, kdy rada dilezitych pred
loh ceka ma vyfizeni.
Dnes vecer byla rovnez pri-
jata predloha Finefrockova,
die niz uveznene zeny molly
by byti poslany do polepsovny
v Marysville, ably 81 pokuty cd
pracovaly muzi-vezni by mo
hi byti zamestnani "a TIME
1telem ma cestach vereinych
pracich. Osnova byla piijata
% proti II hlasim po cstre
debate, behem nil odsuzovana
jako pokus 0 obnoveni vezen-
skych "fet6zovych tlup". Pred
loha byla jiz pred tim prijata
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-06
"kRAL" BENJAMIN OPU.
Still PRY MICHIGAN.

Lansing, Mich. ). dubna. -
"Krap Benjamin, hlava Israel
skeho Domu Davidova Y Ben
ton Harbor. opustil stat mi
neni Serifa Bridgmana z okre-
su Berrien. Povolan sem dnes
generalnim navladnim Daug-
hertym, jenz onehdy oznamil,
re stat Michigan bude vysetfo-
vati pomery kolonie Domu Da-
vidova, serif oznamil, ze ne
muze najiti Purnella.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-06
SKODA MA PSENICI 4
OVOCf.

Chicago, 4. dubna. Stridave
jarni a zimni pocasi ma stfed-
MIN zapad6 zpisobilo velike
skody ma zimni psenici a ran
mem -ovoci, die sdEleni ameri-
ckAho farmifskeho ustavu. III
mni 'psenice Y Nebrasce. byla
pry skoro 1pln3 znicena a v
Texasu q Oklahoma zle utrpe-
ly broskve. r"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-06
TRACEDlE NEDOvOLENE
LASKY.

New NAStle, Fa., D. uuDn0.
Elegantn9 odena mlada zena,
$ pristfizenym vlasem, veSla
do kramu Duffordovy nabyt-
kove firmy dnes odpoledne a
vstoupila do kancelare C. H.
Dufforda, sekretafe a poklad-
nika firmy. v zap6ti ozvaly Sc
dv6 rany z. revnfveru q ,klerk,
jenz do kancelare prihshl, ma
Sci Dufforda ma zemi v bezve-
domf a mladou zenu, jez zrovna
zbrah obracela proti sob6, ably
vlastnimu zivotu konec ucini-
la. Klerk .vyrval il vsak re-
volyer a. zavolana policie odve-
fla Dufforda' do nemocnice, kde
lekari sdelili, re neni tem9f
zadne, nadeje ma jeho zachra-
neni. .Utocnice odvezena ma po-
liceini stanici, kde udala jm6-
no jako Josephine Bestova, 81
leta vdova a sdelila, re odho-
dlala Sc k zabiti Dufforda. po-
nevada chtel $ nj prerusit po-
mer. ktery po delsi dobu spolu
udrzovali. Dufford eta 81 roki
v6ku, jest zenat otcem dvOu
deti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-06
VYSLANCUV SYN POSTRE.

Rim, 5. dubna. Syn barona
Won Neuratha, nemeckeho vel
vyslance pro Italii. byl strelen
do paze neznamym itocnikem
vcera, kdyz Sc prochazel v "a
hrade sveho domova. Strela,
vypalena z revolveru maleho
kalibru, zpusobila jenom ne
patrne zraneni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-06
DvACET OBETf vIcHkIcE.

Alexandria, La. S. dubna.-
Pocet obeti, ktere 81 vyzadala
hrozna vichrice v tomto okoli,
jest nyni udavan ma dvacet,
die zprav, jez doSly sem dnes
do vetera. Rantnych jest de-
desat, z nichz ticet naslo .ose-
|tfeni We vladni nemocnici pro
vyslouzilce blfze Pineville.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-06
LODI vRAZILY
DO SEBE..

Londyn, 4. dubna. Americ-
ky torpedoborec Fox srazil sc
S lehkym britickym kriznikem
Ceres pfi vjezdu do Bosporu
vcera; die zpravy obdr4ene Y
tifadovne Lloyd0 2 Cafihradu.
Ob9 lodi hyly.. zna6ne po5koze-
ny. Silny proud zavinil pry me-
hodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-06
BOlSEvIC1 HROMADNE 20.
PRAVuJl.

Widen, 5. dubna. TIL sta ety.
ficet sedlak1 bylo popraveno
bol$evickymi streleckymi ceta-
mi v Zitomiru po nezdarenem
povstanf v Ukraine, die depe-
81 obdrzenych dnes ze Lvova.
Ukrajinsky sovet, "a pomoci
moskevske vlady, potlacil sell
ske povstani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-06

We snemovne a nyni ide Ike GU
vernerovi k podpisu.
Y dnesnim zasedani senat
roynt odeprel potvrditi jme-
,novani Williama Hopkinse re
Cincinnati clenem statni utilit-
nj komise.V pripade, ze guver-
ner nebude imenovati nikoho
iineho, bude dale slouz.ti C.
c. Marshall. re Sidney, demo
kraticky Glen komise.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-06
LAUSANNSKA KONFEREN.
CE Is. DUBNA.

Bern, Svycarsko, 5. dubna.
Mistni 1rady v Lausanne byly.
formalne uvedomeny, re bliz-
kovychodni. mirova konferen-
ce zahaji opetne sve zasedani
V onOm meste 15. dubna.
Evening star., 1923-01-05

e % l. ID CREAM-DagSe q
RamsdelPs Perfect" Cold Cream,
for chapped face and 0E
rough skin. Regular Soc AOC@
jars. At ...........-
CHANGE PURSES Leather
Change Purses, in black ~
and 0 or ); assorted LCI
shapes; regularly soc. At
CHILDREN's HAN DBAGS-
Handbags and Purses, of leath-
ers, silks and velvets; in
vari ious shapes and ~
styles. Regularly up to ZOC
Que. AT .............
HANDK KERCHIEFS - Mems
White Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs. soft finish quail o.
ity, good size Special ZOC
at SIX for ...........
RIBBON BRACELETS =. for
wrist watches; good quality
black and colored silk ribbons,
with gold-plated clasps 0E
and slides. Regularly ZOC
soc, at .........-......
UNDERWAIsTs = Children's
Underwaists, neatly made of
good quality soft finish -muslinE
styles for boys and o.
girls. Sizes to IL LOC
years. SpecldI dL
Motion Department..
HAIR NETS-Real Hair Nets,
cap shape and. fringe nets, in an
assortment of popular makes.
Perfect quality. Reg 0E
ularly 10c each. Spe- ZOC
cial at SIX for ........
Motion Department..
BOYS SILK TIES-Reversible
Four-in-hands, in pretty "
stripes and Scotch plaids. AOC
Regularly 35c. At.....
CThird F7oor.)
BOYS HOCKEY CAPS-Wor-
sted Hockey Caps for boys and
girls; in plain shades and COM
bnaa binstion nc eolors; fit any DC
45c to sec. At. ........ O
(First Floor Bargain Tablet
CHILDREN'S SPORT SOCKS
Heavy Cotton Sport Socks, in
black only; with turn N%
oyer cufrs. Regularly LSC
Soc a pair. At. .....
WOMEN's SToCKINGs-Full-
fashioned Lisle Stockings, in
black and cordovan; also plain
black ingram -Lisle Stockings,
garter hem.. Slight ir- o.
regulars of qualities sold ZSC
UP to 50c a pair At.
MAIDS RON S-White
Aprons, in straight and round
s t VI s, with pockets;
some with embroidered az
edging. Regularly 39c. ZOC
= INFANTS. ! BANDs.Good quail
ity Soft Flannel Bands, 0E
with scalloped edging. all AOC
around. Special at.....
(Third FIo0r.)
ORA Perry CREToNNES--
Light and dark colored Gre
tonnes, in floral and bird designs,
for draperies, cushion or
comfort veri,n gs. aE
Worth 2sc yard. Spe- kOC
cia1 at TWO yards for..
Evening star., 1923-01-05

in black and colerS, good quallty
and well made. Popular
styles, including swagger, c.
envelope and vanity shapes. sDI
Special at .............
! BAR PINS-Sterling silver and
platinum effects, with brilliant
rhinestone and colored Ct
stone settings Regularly ID
! $3.50 and $1.9S. At......
FOUNTAIN PENs-The popular
Aiken Educator, Foun-
tain Pen, self-filler style. C.
with solid gold pen point. aD
Regularly S1.5o. At
UMBRELLAS-Men and Wo-
mems Umbrellas. with good quail
ty. fast black American (cotton)
.taffeta covers and pa d 6 on
frames. Good assortment
of pleasing handles, many Dr.
with silk cord loops. Spe- %
cial at ......
IRONING PADS AND COVER
Large size cushioned pads, serv-
iceably made with heavy c.
unbIeached muslin and ad- sD
Unstable cover. Both for.
(Notion DEPARTMENT.
-HSNDkERCHIE - M n s
white Hemstitched Handker-
Chiefs good quality linen finish,
full size. Regularly u &c d.
and 15c each. Special at ID
TEN for ..........'..
BOYS, WASH sTITs-400 Boys
Wash Suits, manufacturer s sam
pies of the better grades, in
oliver Twist and MILDLY styles.
Large variety of patterns. o.
Sizes 9 to years. Regu- sDT
: larly $3.50 and $500. At.
(First Floor Bargain Booth
and Third FIoor.)
WOMEN'S OSIER Y--Pure
thread silk stockings. with three
seam back; in black only. Dr.
Perfect quality. Regularly ID
S1.35 a pair. At...........
wOMEN,s SPORT HOSE--The
Popular Heather Sport Hose, in
dropstitch effects with silk clocks
up the side. Seconds of d.
regular 59c. quality. At sDh
THREE PAIRS for.
CHILDREN's SPORT SOCKS
Heavy weight Sport Socks. In an
assortment of colors, with differ
ent style turnover cuffs. Ct
Seconds of 55c quality. al
At THREE PAIRS for.
WoMEN,s UNDERWEAR 4
Heavy F1eeced Cotton Union
Suits, with Dutch neck and ell
bow sleeves, knee and Ct
ankle length pants. Slight ID
SECONDS ....-.s.....
BOYS, UNDERWEAR,-Me-
dium-weight Union Suits, in mot
tied gray color: with high neck
and long sleeves; ankle-length
pants. Sizes to 10 ded
years. Regularly $3.50. sDl
AT .......S- ....-......
DRESS GOoDs-54-inch ALL
wool Crash Suitings, in. black
navy and burgundy. for dS
suits and dresses. Regu-f sDI
larly s1.69 yard. At......
Evening star., 1923-01-05

~ C1S 1T " " u
Balbriggan Union Suits, with
closed crotch, in white and ecru
color. Sizes 40. AZ and A. c.
Subject to slight imperfec- ID
tions. Saturday only at.
MEMS CAPs-Lot of Mems
Golf Caps, of highgrade woolens
in neat effects. Choice of our
entire remaining stock of d.
regular $3.50 and $500 D.
qualities at. at.............
LONGCLoTH-36- Long
cloth, a close woven. soft finish
grade for lingerie. Regu- O.
larly e0c a yard. Special ID
at SIX YARDS for.
BED PILLOWS-Filled with
sterilized curled feathers, COW
cred with heavy A. C. A. or art
ticking. Sizes 21x27 and d.
20x2S inches. Regularly D.
$1.50, at ................
CURTAINS - Double thread
Lace Curtains, in white and ecru,
2h yards long in panels used one
to a window: also Marquisette
Curtains in pairs, with ds
11emstitched edge. Regu- D
larly $1.oQ, at ............
STRAW RUGs-Heavy Double
warp Straw Rugs, in wool rug
designs of various colors. O.
Size 3 it. by 6 TT. Regu- ID
larly $1.75, at ......: :.....
(First FIoor-Bargain Tablet
CUSHIONS-C h air Cushions,
size 1915 by 10 inches, tufted with
20 buttons, filled with cotton;
20x20 round or square shapes in
Sofa Cushions, filled, with silk
color cretonnes. Regu- sDI
larly $500, at. ............
LIBRARY SCARFS-Imported
Tapestry Library Scarfs; d..
size 1884 inches. Regu- sDl
larly $3.50, at. ............ =.
PILLOW TUBING-stamped
Pillow Tubing, hematitched for
crochet work, also patch d. 4
work designs. Regular -
1y $1.50 pair, at.--...
TABLE COVERS s-Japanese
Drawnwork Table Covers, O.
size 36 in c h $ square. sD
Regularly $780, at. ....-..
TEA KEITH Es--Aluminum
Tea Kettles; good size d 4
and dependable quality. ID
Regularly $1.6s, at. t........
RICE lie II S--Aluminum
Rice Boilers, with panel fsf
sides; large size. Regu- -
larly $1.3S, at. t.............
sNAINsO0I&-38-in inch Nainsook,
a. very fine even thread, soft finish
quality; sold regularly at Hf
SOC yard. Special at FIVE ID
YARDS for.
! KIMONO FLANNEL - 36-inch
Printed kimono Flannel; heavy
fieeced quality, for making XII
monos and house garments. d.
Regularly 30c yard. Special -
at FIVE YARDS for.
Evening star., 1923-01-05

Vanity Cases, In oxidized silver
finish; an assortment of 20
pleasing shapes. Regu- SUC
larly up to $1.00, at....
LEMON CREAM Purity"
Lemon Cream, for toilet En
and massage use. Reg OUC
ular I5c jars, special at
HANDKERCHIEFS- Ini-
tial Handkerchiefs. with hem
stitched border and pretty en-
broidered initial. SIX En
in box. Regularly 75c QUO
and Sl.00, at.
FELT sLIPPERs-Childr
Felt Slippers, in red, blue and
fawn; sizes 6 to IL in En
the lot. Regularly s5c OUC
and $1.0o. At........
MEMS GLovEs-Men's Wool
mixed Gloves, soft quail
ity. in tan and brown Sn
shades. Regularly 69c OUC
a pair. At. ............
MEMS SILK HOSE Pure
thread silk half-hose, full fash
ioned, high spliced heel, rein
forced sole. and toe of mercer
lied Isle. In black only. En
Slight seconds of $1.00 OUC
grade. At, pair ......
GIRLS PETTICoATs White
Flannelette Petticoats of heavy
waist attached. Sizes EA-
to IL years. Regularly OUC
bSc. AT.
INFANTS SLIPS--Long Slips
of fine grade nainsook, with neat.
1n II -1-
sleeves. Ne ally fin E0r
Special at .............
INFANTS PETTTCoATs-Long
Flannelette Petticoats, in Ger
trude style, blu o En
shoulders, neatly fin CUC
ished hem. Special at.
STRAW RUGs-Heavy Double
warp Straw Rugs, close-Woven
quality in stenciled de- En
) Regularly csc. At. ....
perfect Opaque Cloth Window
Shades, in white. ecru, medium
and dark green. 3x5.9 feet. fin
ished size. Complete En
with ring and all fix OUC
lures. Regularly 75c. At
CRIB BLANKETS-soft f1eeced {.
finish cotton that feels and looks
like wool, in blue and pink nur-
sery designs and pretty En
plaids. Size sox4O inches. OUC
Regularly 79c. A..
BLANKETs-Heavy Cotton
Blankets; soft finished quality. .
in gray with fancy borders. Size
52x72 inches. Slight En
ly damaged. Regularly QUO
$1.O0. At.
CENTERPIECES - Lace-trim-
med Centerpieces, in all white or
with colored einbroid- En -
cred centers. Regularly QUO
89c. At. ......,
Evening star., 1923-01-05

size ScrubbinG Mops, @n
with long handles. Spe- OUC
clal at '...........
WASH BOARDS = Galvanized
Iron Covered Wash Boards, full
!, size, with plenty of En
rubbing surface. Spe- CUC
clal at
DRESS GOODS-36-inch Tweed
Suitings, in neat mixtures; for
women's and children's En
wear. Regularly 75c CUC
yard, at
GLASS ToWELING = Striped
Glass Toweling, with neat fast
color blue stripes. Reg En
ularly 15c a yard. Spe- sJUC
cial at FIVE YARDS for
SHEETING U n b / e a h ed
Sheeting Cotton, 36 inches wide,
heavy round thread grade.
Regularly 25c yard. En
Special at THR EE OUC
YARDS for ...........
SHAKER FLANNEL-27-in inch
Bleached Shaker Flannel. heavy
double f1eeced quality for warm
winter wearableS. Reg
ularly Csc a yard. Spe- En
cial at THREE YARDS DUO
for
PAJAMA CHECKS - 36-inch
Pajama Checks, close woven
soft finish grade for undergar-
ments. Regularly 25c En
yard. Special at THREE DUO
YARDS for ............
WHITE PoPLIN - 36-inch
White Pop1in, beautiful yarn
mercerized quality, with rich
lustrous finish. Regu En
larly CSC yard. Special QUO
at
BOYS PANTS, of good durable
quality suiting mixtures, in
variety of dark patterns >and
corduroys; sizes to 20
years. Regular sec to QUO
75c values, at. .........
First Floor, Bargain Booth.}
BOYS BLOU L $ - School
blouses, of good quality percale,
in light and dark effects and
striped madras; sizes 6
to Is years; slight sec 20
onds. sec to s1.oo OUC
values at.... ..............
DRESS ORNAMENTS-Lot OF
Dress Ornaments and Clasps, of
fancy metal and celluloid effects;
variety of attractive 20
patterns. Regularly 75c OUC
and S1,O0, choice at. -.
(Dress Trimming Dept.)
NECKLACES - Pearl B a d .
Necklaces. "a inch graduate
STYLES, beautiful lus- En
trous finish. Special sCUC~
at ss.s'.s.'
EXTRACTS - Famous Gravier
Extracts, in the favorite floral
odors, including Arbu-
tus, Violet, Rose, Lily En
of the Valley. Regularly QUO
75c ounce, at...,.......
Evening star., 1923-01-05

SUITISGS-4a-inch all-w
Gr SultIngS, In neat 6N
striped effect. Regularly .
$1.50 yard. At.
TABLE DAMASk-7e-inch su-
perior grade Mercerized
I a b ] e Damask, in two d~
pretty patterns. Regularly d
$l.39 yard. At.
CAMISOLES-Crepe, de Chine
Camisoles, trimmed with import
ed laces and Insertions; ds a
double shoulder straps. D.
Extra special at. t.........
(Third FIOor.)
BABIEs' sACaUEs-Fine Wool
Handmade Sacques, in
white trimmed with pink r
and blue. Regularly ID
$l25, at ............
WOMEN's PETTIBOCkERs-
OF fine, soft, lustrous quality
sateen, in green, purple, navy.
brown and black. Double O. q -
elastic cuffs. Regularly d
$3.50, at ................. Z
CORsETS - Thomson's Glove
fitting Corsets. of pink coutil,
low bust, long skirt
models, with guaranteed O.
boning. All sizes. Spc ID
SId1 dl
EXTRA SIZE GOWNSrLong-
sleeve Muslin Nightgowns. with
yoke of tucks and embroidery
insertion; sleeves edged with en-
broidery. Very large and Ct
full cut. Regularly s1.39, Dl
at ............
PETTICOATS-"Fl Petit
coats ~of soft-finish muslin. with
f1ne-grade- -flounces to deep en-
broidery, with heavy seal
loped edging. Adjustable O.
wais ban d. Regularly ID
Sl.29, at ................
CHEMIsE-special lot Of En-
nainsook with dainty laces and
insertions, built-up and G1
strap shoulders. Regu- eDh
larly $1.25, at..........-.
MUsLIN--Yard-w wide Bleached
Muslin, close woven, soft finish
quality. free from starch or
dressing. Regularly 1sc a d.
yard. Special at SEVEN ID
i ARDS 1Or.
woMEN's HIGH SHOES, of
feathers. Louis heels. Small
sizes only-2A to 4. No n1
exchanges or refunds. D.
Worth S4 to 50. Pair at.
4O-INCH CREPE DE CHINE,
firm woven all pure silk quality,
in black. flesh, old rose, nile,
: light blue. jade, Gamma, peacock,
blue bird, plum, wood G
violet, taape, etc. Worth sD
$1.50. Yard .-........
BOYS S1.5O TO 50 DRESS
HATS-A great variety of styles
from our regular stock. includ-
ing plushes, chinchillas, leather
and cloth, In all the new d~ a
shapes. For boys of to ID
10 years. Choice at ....
Boys Department-Third Floor.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-14

Mesdames Charles Fox. ID. l..
Beamer and l.. III. Brown will en-
terrain tomorrow afternoon at a
kensington.
AT meeting held May 80 In Odd
Fellows hall here the following were
elected TO office for the ensuing
year: Claude Brown. noble grand !;
Joe Mallory. vice grand.
A regular meeting OF the board
OF trustees OF the local grade schools
was held in the Central building Mon
day evening. Only routine matters
were considered.
Charles Dwight. son OF DR.. and
Mrs. +. A. Dwight. who has been at
tending school in Chicago for the
past year. is expected home Sunday
to spend the vacation with his par
ents.
w. p. Goodman OF N. b. Keeney
a Son, Inc. arrived in Filler from
ST. Paul. Mimi. the latter part OF
the week. Mr.. Goodman Is here on
business for his company and is a
guest OF l.. A. Bethel, local manager
OF the Keeney interests, at the com
pany ranch near Filler.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-14

Arthur, the young son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. f. Anderson. was taken TO
the county general hospital Sunday
suffering from a severe attack OF
double pneumonia. Dr. +. A. Dwight
was called on the case and reports
that the little fellow is doing nicely.
Mrs. Dwight Woodin and her son.
Martin ID. Woodin OF Lee Bayou. La,
and Mrs. Brent Foreman and chill
dren. Brent Jr., Duane and Evelyn,
OF hatcher, Miss. are here for an
extended visit In the homes of their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Martin.
and their sister. Mrs. w. j. Fenwick.
DIR. A. A. Newberry Is expected to
return Sunday from Portland and
other coast points. where he has been
for the past month. DR.. Newberry
was taking postgraduate work and
while away received treatment for
his arm which was injured some time
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Midland left
Monday for Idaho Falls to spend 8
few days. They were Joined at Bur
ley by friends who accompanied
them on the trip. MIR. maitland Is
cashier OF the Farmers and Mer
chants bank OF this place and went
to the Falls city TO attend conyen'
ton OF the Idaho State Bankers as
citation which was in session there
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Graves re
turned Sunday evening from al
overland trip TO Corvallis, ore.
where they attended the graduation
exercises OF the oregon Agriculture
college, their son Raymond being
member OF the graduating class
They report a pleasant but hurried
trip. Miss Lillian Graybill. who nc
companied the Graves TO the Oregon
city, has gone to Lewiston.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-14


Thomas Meighan in special fea-
ture. "Cappy Kicks" at Gem thea
ter Friday and Saturday. June Is
and l6.-adv.
Mrs. F. Darnell. who has been re-
eeiving treatment for rheumatism at
Smiths Hot Springs. is expected 10
return home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hill OF
Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester
Hill of Boise are visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Wood.
Mrs. H. S. Slater OF Filler is at
Smiths Hot Springs in hope of Sc
curing relief from rheumatism with
which she is suffering. Her daugh-
ter. Miss Clara Slater. is with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Jackson left
last week by auto for coast points.
They were accompanied as far as
Portland by Mrs. Jacob Shaefer. who
will visit sister in the Rose city
Miss Grace Owings. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Charles Owings, left
yesterday for HALEY, where she will
spend the summer vacation with rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Sealey and
two sons left last week by auto for
Grangeville, Ore, where they will
visit at the home of Mrs. Sealey's
parents and sister. They will also
visit in Portland.
The entrance of the Gem theater
recently received a fresh coat OF
paint and has a much brighter APP
pearence.
Kenneth Annett local manager OF
the Farmers Grain and Milling com
pany. returned the forepart of the
week from Salt Lake City where he
went Friday on business.
At a huge initiation ceremony
conducted by the Elks lodge of Twin
Falls Thursday evening, J.. A. Small
and Kenneth Annett of this place
were among the 15S candidates who
received the degrees.
Miss Gertrude Walter left Friday
for Moscow, where in company witt
Miss Beryl Downs, formerly or thu
place. she will enroll at the uniyer
sity from which institution she ex
poets to receive a degree next year
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Hammerquis
and son returned Friday from Bois'
where they went overland a few day
previous. They were accompanied
here by the formers mother an'
sister, Mrs. Marie Hammerquist, an'
daughter. Miss Helen. The latter
was an instructor in the Boise schoo
system the past term. After so
journing here for short time tn
visitors will proceed to their forme
home at Farmingdale, South Dakota
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-14

Mrs. G. H. Truitt was a Boise
caller last week intending to witness
a fete staged by the students OF ST.
Teresa's where her daughter. Ger
aldine. is enrolled. Rain caused a
postponement of the affair and Mrs.
Truitt was compelled to return
home.
The women's Home Missionary so
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal
church will give a membership party
in the parlors OF the church Friday
evening, June l6. at o'clock An
interesting program will be carried
out and refreshments served. Mem
bers of the society are requested to
bring their husbands or guest.
Filler markets now are vending
1 fresh homegrown cherries,
choicest varieties coming from the
orchards in the canyon. Radishes
I lettuce. beets and onions from Local
truck gardens also have made theii
appearance and the meat markets
have their first springers on sale
Frank f. Albin returned the first
of the week from an extended triI
which embraced many of the eastern
and central cities. While away ne
visited the races at Indianapolis. also
transacting business in Chicago, 81
Louis and Kansas cities, He was
absent for about three weeks.
A delegation OF members from th'
Hollister Eastern Star chapter Wis
tied the local chapter Thursday eve
ming at which time initiation wori
took place. Refreshments wer'
served at the conclusion OF the cere
monies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Juneau III. SHIN
and infant son. Joseph, accompanied
by Mrs. 7. f. Moore and Mrs. Harr'
Alexander, the latter OF Twin Fails
left by auto Monday morning 10
Blackfoot where they will atten'
grand chapter of the Order OF TN
Eastern Star.
The Legion Auxiliary held its reg
ular business meeting Monday All
ernoon at the home of Mrs. w. II
ellis on Yakima avenue. Plans 10
the coming convention TO be he'll
next week in Filler were discusse'
and committees were named. IN
next meeting will be held Monday
June 25 at the home of Mrs. Georg
Anthony.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-06-14
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