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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-09-15
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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08
Twin Falls Takes
Game From East High

Outelassed and overpowered n
every department OF the game Salt
Lake east side high school football
team was defeated Saturday 81 to 7
by the Twin Falls high school squad.
last years champions OF Idaho.
Twin Falls victory wiped out IL
to defeat suffered two years ago
at the hands Of the Salt Lake play
ers.
Salt Lakes score came in the last
five minutes of play with completion
OF a 30-yard forward pass. and a ser
les of line plunges. 1arrity. Twin
Falls halfbaek. caught Salt Lakes
punt and raced SIS yards down the
field for a touchdown. Score at the
end of the first half stood "a TO o
for Twin Falls. salt Lake attempt
ed both aerial attack and straight
football without material gains.
scores OF attempted forward passes
being broken up or intercepted
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08
ANNUAL FIREMAN
BALL SCHEDULED
FOR NOVEMBER 20
Plans For Zig Dancing Event Made
at Meeting Of Fire Fighters
Tuesday Evening.

The annual Firemen's ball will be
held at the Gem roof garden Tues
day evening November 20. according
10 decision OF the Filler Volunteer
fire department at It's regular week
" meeting al the village offices
Tuesday evening.
A committee consisting Of r. L..
Royston. J. L. Burkett. L. D. Allen.
and J. ,. Mallory are In charge OF
the affair. which Is one OF the big
dancing events OF the year here. and
Is always literally pAtronized
r. l. Royst0n was elected secre-
tary OF the department, because OF
the departure OF L. A. Small. former
secretary, who has gone 20 PocAtello.
Plans were made az the meeting
for the attendance OF a large dele
cation OF local firemen al the month
~ meeting OF the Southern Idaho
Firemen's and Police Society. which
viii be held at Bull. sunday.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08

who did not come back. and thanks
to Almighty God for His many
blessings.
Since November eleventh falls
this year on sunday and since the
national American Legion has set
Monday. November - as the day
for observing Armistice Day. /
deem II meet to follow that ex-
ample.
Now, therefore. /. c. c. Moore.
By virtue OF the authority vested in
me as governor. do hereby proclaim
November ~, 1898. holiday IN fhe
State OF idaho. and do earnestly
recommend that all people by pub
lie manifestation and gatherings do
unite in celebrating the ending OF
the last sanguine conflict and in
paying tribute 10 the defenders Of
the nation.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08
New Auto Law
To Take Effect
On January |
Issuance OF Licenses for 1884 VIII
starr Dee~mb~r 4 Plates WIN
Designate Ciss. of Each
Vehicle.

Issuance OF 1924 automobile snd
truck registration plates will begin
promptly on December 1. II wac an
nounced Saturday by ~ A. letter.
secretary OF state. The plates have
already been shipped and win be
ready for distribution at that time.
be said.
There will BE- no headline be-
fore which all motor vehicles must
be registered. Mr.. letter said. We
have no discretion" he said The
law says all motor vehicles must BE-
registered before January l."
Passenger cars. trucks and trail
ers viii be registered on = new basis
next year. and the fees are different.
In accordance with the provisions OF
a new law. passed by tho 1873 isgfs-
lature. The 1924 plates have black
letters and figures on . lemon color
ed background. The first $4,000
~lll be for passenger vehicles. and
the state has an option on IN adj
tional 10000 plates for this class.
Truck registration plates begin With
s0.0e1 and continue eonsecutivsiy
10 5000. Truck plates will b de-
slgnzted BY IT, In addition TO the
Trallers weighing more
han 400 pounds must be registered.
and these plates ~iil be designated
With a (TRJ
Following IL list OF fees for sxrs
ous weights Of psssengsr-esrryfns
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08
Ladino Growers File
Incorporate Papers


Articles OF incorporation OF the re
Gently formed Idaho State I.adsnc
Glover Seed Growers association
with headquarters In Twin Fails,
we're filed Monday In the office OF
the county recorder The corpora.
ton, according 10 us articles. has no
capital stock. aud members share
equally In its property and interests
IL is organized on a non-profit, CO.
operative basis aud its principal pur-
pose is TO act as agent for members
In buying and selling ladipo clover
seed In a manner agreeable 20 a sales
contract entered into BY the member
ship
Members OF the association serv-
ing temporarily as It's board OF dir
eetors, who signed the articles OF in
corporation. are NJ A. Thometz,
George h. Johnson. William w.
vinegar. jr.. Up. Bellville and Carl
ID. Irwin.
idaho is now raising ladlno clover
seed on a commercial scale. accord
ing 10 Julius y Jacobsen. Idaho sta
tistician for the federal bureau OF
crop and livestock estimates. Grow
ers Ia the Twin Fails and Boise val
ley districts. representing some 30
acres. have raised s500 pounds and
are disposing OF il as certified and
registered through the Idaho Ladino
Clover Seed Growers association az
Twin Fails
Ladino clover l. priced for per
manent pasture and when well man
aged will carry from 80 TO 40 per
cent more stock than alfalfa. red
clover alsike clover or white clover.
and so per cent more than blue
grass. on Idaho irrigated land Il
will carry the equivalent OF four
head OF mature stock per acre for
s \ months. In the eastern states
Ladino rarely produces a seed crop.
but in the intermountain states Il
produces from / y to 4 bushels per
acre. A field OF four acres Ia Twin
Falls county produced as pounds
per acre. Last year Ladino seed sold
Tor s2.5O per pound
Alfalfa seed averaged 5 bushels
per acre on $4,000 acres for 10000 4
bushels There was an Increase OF
some 1900 acres over last year.
mostly Grimm IN Twin Pals county.
,ut this was partly offset by grass
roper damage. poor setting OF seed
re-. IN the Rock Greek aud Jerome
districts News
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08
P. T. A. MEETING is
A WEEK HENCE AT
CENTRAL SCHOOL
Announcement Made Of New Com
miftee Members For organiya-
ton by Mrs. A. 4. Anderson

The first evening meeting OF the
Filler Il. r. A. will be held next
Thursday night, November Is. The
meeting has been arranged for the
evening instead Of the afternoon In
order to permit as many fathers a.
can do so 20 be present Il Is very
important that parents meet teach
ers early IN the school year
The entertainment will consist OF
the following program to be given by
the children OF third D. grade.
Song. Thanksgiving; Recitation.
The New Mitten~. Play. I'm
by people. Song. Pill
grim Maidensv; Recitation. Sam
hos Advice: Song. The Leaves"
Mrs. Anderson. president OF the
p. 7 A. has made the following APP
on the usual committees.
Those Ia charge OF the meetings are.
Mrs. NJ. J. Coode. chairman. Mrs
Frank Albin. Mrs. y G Anderson.
Mrs. G. c. Davis and Miss Inez stew
ems. third grade teacher. All mem
bers are patrons OF the third y
grade.
Members OF tAe standing com
nitfecs are; Reception Mesdames
". A shear. r. T. Peek and WIN.
ounce
Membership Nesdamee n NJ.
Ennis. Walter Musgrave. , G. Riceh-
~. p y Drake and l.. A small
Cafeteria Mesdames " II
r " Miller. A o. Mad
and and n , Goode.
Soliciting for cafeteria Me-
aines a. n Holmes. L. d. Allen and I
ID. WerfEl
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR

November eleventh throughout
the world is now considered the
day for celebrating the close OF the
last great war which FOR a time
threatened TO plunge civilization
into archaic chaos and utter ruin.
wildly brings to our minds he
scrifices made for the preserva-
ton OF all We hold dear by the
heroic men OF America. many OF
whom gave the last full measure OF
devotion.
II is in keeping with the spirit
of loyal citizens in treasuring the
memories OF the immortal deeds OF
our patriots TO set aside one day in
order to impress our minds with
the great accomplishments OF all
who labored to bring the recent
conflict to successful conclusion.
This day should be one OF rejoice
Ing for victory; prayer for the boys
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08
HERE TO ASSUME
DUTIES OF LOCAL
M. E. Passionate
Doctor Gillian Sufficiently Recover
ed From Recent Operation TO
Enter Work In New Field.

Or. and Mrs. J. d. Gillian arrived
last week and have occupied the Meth
odist parsonage. Doctor GILLIAN f.
pastor Of the Methodist church. sue
ceeding the Rev. c. r Deal. who Is
now doing field work for Gooding
college and the White Cross.
DR.. and Mrs. Gillian come here
from Blaekfoot where the former
has been pastor for the past several
years. Recently he underwent a
serious operation at hospital In
Boise. which has delayed his arrival
here to assume charge Of his pastor
ate.
Doctor Gillian has been promin-
ent in Methodist church work. and
has written at least two books that
have brought him recognition. He
is a brother OF Strickland Gillian.
national figure.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08
Will Attempt To
Curb All Unfair
Athletic Tactics
State Board OF Control VIII Submit
Amendment at Teachers Meet
ing-Twin Falls Cleared.

Censure OF the practice of employ
ing professional athletic coaches in
the high schools which are members
OF the Idaho Interscholastic Athletic
association. and a demand that not
any part of the salaries Of such in
structors be paid by a student or
civic association, is contained in an
amendment to the constitution franz
ed by the members of the state board
OF control and will be submitted at
the state teachers association meet
ing to be held at Poeatello, Novem-
Der 20, 80 and December 1.
The amendment also requires
that all coaches employed by schools
OF the association be regular teachers
OF at least two subjects, other than
physical training. and that the salary
OF every coach in the association con-
form to the fixed schedule of other
instructors in his school.
This is the aftermath OF a hearing
conducted at Twin Falls last week
by the state board of control. on the
charges that Twin Falls high school
students and athletic coach. Clinton
W. Evans. were guilty OF attempting
TO entice athletes from outlying
schools TO attend the Twin Falls
school.
The board announced. following
the hearing that the charges were
mot supported by the evidence
and ruled that Twin
Falls was therefor contender for
the state championship title, despite
the fact that the school was black
listed by all but one school In the
south central district this season.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08
new DIRECTORS TO
Be CHOSEN DEC. II
FOR BIG DISTRICT
American Falls Reservoir Eiecssoa
Officials Named in Meeting
Tuesday.

Filler voters will have two cleo
lions TO contend with during the
next month. for on December ffruf
an election will be held in the Filler
Highway district for the purpose OF
eiecting three directors. and on Dec
ember IL. the annual election OF the
American Falls Irrigation district
will be held throughout the district.
Notice OF the highway district cleo
ton has already been issued. and on
Tuesday OF this ~ek the Director OF
the American Falls district issaed q
call for the election in the big dis
trict-
Members OF the present board,
whose terms will expire sinultsn-
eously this year and whose places are
10 be filled at the election. have serv-
I'd since their election last spring
when the district was formed for the
purpose OF providing for psrticipx-
tion by several canal companies In
the American Falls reservoir project
The December election IL to be
held In pursuance OF provisions OF
the Irrigation district Law. under
which the American Falls district
Was formed. The Law, however. does
not set forth the manner OF nominal
ing candidates for director. and ten
tatiye agreement was reached BY the
board az its meeting Aoaday. to
adopt provisions Of the primary cleo
ton Law In this regard. requiring
by petition signed BY at
least 80 persons Definstc decision
on this question IL to be announced
In a few days. IL was stated.
The election here will bs In charge
81 the following officials: II. w.
Graves. W. ID. ellis and Earl Man
yon.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08
FAIR WEATHER IS
GOOD FOR CROPS
AND BIRD HUNTING
Past Week s~es Many Crops and
Pi,ea~anf- Put Away--Thrcsf-
en~d Rain Nanishes.

Pheasant hunting. good weather
and rapid crop harvesting have been
the features OF the past week here
The pheasant hunting season open
"a with q bank Thursday morning
OF last week and has attracted many
local and outside enthusiasts. Pleas
ant has been the piece De resistance
also on many menas during the past
several days
Threatening rain Friday caused
some announcement. but the storm
clouds were only Temporary In char
acfer. and but . few drops % rain
fell. Beans are being threshed and
marketed al a rapid pace and a eonfi-
dent spin; Of optimism is apparent
on all sides.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08
COOLING FAILS TO
SCORE ON LOCALS
In FRIDAYS GAME
Goes To Boise Saturday To
Learn Fine Points.

The Filler Wildcats will meet Bull
ON the latter's gridiron Friday after
noon OF this week at 500 O'Clock.
and the resulting battle is expected
TO constitute the most interesting
football game of the year In his sec
ton, for the two aggregations are
said 10 be evenly matched; each is
confident of victory: and by records
made by both teams against Burnley.
when each team was defeated by five
touchdowns. similar strength and
prowess is indicated.
Emphasis is being placed on the
hour OF the battles O'Clock. and not
$3.50 o'clock-as has been the case
in some OF the games played here
this season. A large delegation of
Filler fans will be on hand at Bull
OF last season when Filler was igno-
miniously defeated at the hands OF
the westenders by an admitted fluke.
Five Wins For Filler
Triumphant after their fifth vic
tory for the season (having lost but
one game this year. and that with
Burley) in the game played here
last week with the indicated Good
ing team, Filler will put forth their
best efforts in the Bull scrap.
The final score in the Gooding
game last week was 22 to 0. All
kinds of weather conditions combin-
ed to make the contest tedious one
for both players and spectators but
there were many thrills in the game
and the locals played good game
with the strong Gooding eleven.
The score by quarters was:
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08
RECEIVE NEWS OF DEATH
OF RELATIVE IN NEBRASKA

Word was received here Tuesday
OF the sudden and unexpected death
that day at wymore. Neb.. OF Mrs
Paul Moseley. danghter-in-lav Of
Mrs. L. Moseley. The stricken lady
had visited here in previous years
on one or more occasions and had q
number OF acquaintance in this com
munity. besides relatives. who are
srieved 10 learn Of her untimely pass
ing. Mrs. T. l. CARNEY visited at
her home recently. and although Mrs
MoseIey was the victim of a chronic
ailment that had made her a semi
invalid for several years she sp-
peared improved In health and not
threatened with fatal illness
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08
Two Farm Auction
Sales Announced

A farm auction sale Will be held
today at the A. Guibert place on the
state highway northwest OF here al
the intersection OF Cedar Draw. The
sale starts az lao O'Clock.
Ray Sip kens. Who lives on Cedar
Draw directly west OF town Is adj
vertising a similar sale 10 be held
Thursday OF aext week. commencing
at zoo O'Clock.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08

Truck license fees are based on
the manufsetsrer's rated capacity OF
the ear. and yary from Szz.so for
truck Of one ton or Ices 10 3lfe fer
a truck whose capacity does not a.
csed five tons These fees are for
vehicles equipped With rheumatic
tires
For trucks equipped with two or
more solid rubber tires the fees vary
from $50 for ton OF seas capacity
truck TO site for one whose capacity
does not exceed five tons.
Trucks OF more than two toEs ca
pacify may rot operate On steel or
other hard tires. and the fee for
two-ton truck 30 equipped Is tioo-
Trailers equipped With pn~omatfc
tires are licensed a. rates varying
from SIS for one ton or less 10 sis
for five tons capacity There 10 an
increased rate IL the trailer has two
or more solid rubber tires TIE
limitation on trucks equipped With
steel or other hard tires Appifss e
Irsilers.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08
DIVORCE GRANTED

A divorce was granted b. Judge
W. A. Baboock In district court last
week TO Myrtle Hinton. formerly Of
this place against Chester r. Hinton.
Mrs. Hinton. ~ho was restored 10 her
former name OF Myrtle Rogers. vas
granted a decree on the grounds OF
cruelty.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08

Graves referetu and Iucktr WAS
head linesman.
Squad Going TO Boise
Twelve members of the football
squad, accompanied by Coach Den
man and other members OF the high
school faculty will leave here early
Saturday morning in several local
cars for Boise 10 witness the annual
Armistice day football contest be-
tween University of Idaho and the
Oregon Agricultural college Aggies.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08

-Four and oBe-haif bushels Of beans
planted last spring BY Leonard Wink
le on farm he rented near Decatur
Orchard company, this fall yielded
more than zee bushels.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08
Football Results

At Filler. Filler ~, Gooding 0.
At Twin Falls. Twin Falls 81.
Eas; High. (Ssit Lake, Z.
At Bull. Burisy ~. Bull ..
At Wendell. Jerome "a. Wendell T..
At shoshone. shoshone Is. Hager-
man L.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08
CHAMBER Would ExPAND

The Twin Fails Chamber Of Com
merce has innaugurated an educa-
tlonal and expansion campaign. IN
der the direction Of Frank Horton Of
Los Angeles.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08

Word has been received from NJ.
b. Clark, manager OF the Everett b.
Clark Seed company of this place
who with Mrs. Clark was recently
called 10 Medford, Conn. because OF
the critical illness OF his mother.
that she is showing Improvement in
health. although not entirely out OF
danger.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Brown cali
ed on Mr.. and Mrs b. r. Mcpherson
Sunday afternoon The McPhersons
have rented their ranch and ~ill
soon move 10 Boise
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08
Items of the
7OUD

New awnings have recently been
placed in front OF the F. c. Graves
building on Main street, which
houses the real estate office bearing
that name. and the Carson Jewelry
store.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08

DR.. II. f. Mcmillan. veterinarian,
and II. II. Schildman. livestock dea-
Ter. have leased the east part OF the
former Ripley building on Main
street and they will have joint
quarters therein.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08

Arthur Walker Was a patient at
the county general hospital bis week.
for an Intestinal disorder.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08

Claude Kelley submitted 70 n sue
cessful operation AZ the county gen
eral hospital. Monday. for adhesions.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08

Halloween passed comparatively
quiet in Filler, there being a mini
mum of the usual pranks INDUCED
In by the younger generation OF the
community. A number OF social az
fairs enlivened the week and added
10 the gayety OF the season.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08

Numerous households about town
have been enjoying yenison this week
as the result of a successful hunting
expedition INDUCED in recently by
a party composed of II. Z. Hammer
quist. r. X. Dillingham; and c. f.
Rutter OF this place and George Rey-
nolds. Haroll Irvine and James Arm
hart of Twin Falls. The party pack
ed out of Forney. which is 40 miles
northwest of Challis in Custer
county. going lis miles by pack
train into Valley county. There
were three guides I'm the party and
"a horses carried the hunters, their
guides. supplies and kills. Beauti-
full scenery. pleasant eompanionship.
interesting experiences and better
and wider knowledge of Idaho in her
native state are some OF the things
which made lasting impressions on
the members OF the pleasure-bent
band of huntsmen.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08

Receipts of the village water sys-
tenn for the month OF September ex-
eeeded any month in the history OF
the municipality. according to l.. ID.
Allen, water commissioner. who
states that during October his office
collected s505.09 for September
water. Mr.. Allen states that the
average monthly revenue to the viii
lage from water is approximately
$500. The heavy consumption in
September is partly accounted for
by the demands of the county fair
which was held during the month.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-08

Marshal Allen was called out
about 800 Friday evening of last
week by Robert Campbell of Bull.
who reported what is believed to
have been an attempted hold-up on
the state highway north OF here.
A pedestrian attempted TO flag
Campbell who was returning to Bull
in car. When Campbell refused to
stop, he asserts that the stranger
fired at him. Campbell reported the
facts over the phone from Bull. and
Allen went to and beyond the scene
OF the alleged excitement. but made
no discoveries OF consequence.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-07-19

when written bids will be received for
the purchase of said bonds. at which
time all persons desiring to bid on the
purchase of said bonds is requested
to submit sealed bids which may be
left with the Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors Of said Pearl township.
Hand county, South Dakota, on or be-
fore the ith day of August, 1928, at
2 o'clock D.. m. Board reserves right
to reject any and all bids.
Dated this nth day of July, 1928.
Chas. ID. Weeks,
Clerk of Board OF Supervisors,
Pearl township, Hand county. South
Dakota.
July 10 u