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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-03-08
Needed Shower
Game Tuesday

Rain Tuesday supplied need
ed moisture. especially 10 the
early paintings OF lettuce on
nearby farms.
The last three days OF last
week were chilly ones. with the
temperature dropping TO low
levels at night. This week.
however. spring weather Is once
more In evidence. yesterday be-
ing cloudless and pleasant.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-03-08
DIVORCE GRAINED.

Judge W. A. Babcock in district
court this seek granted the a2pilea-
ton for divorce filed sometime ago
BY Ida Belle P.get against Grant
Pagef. The defendant. who now re-
sides at Idaho Falls. did not put in
an appearance The court restored
to Mrs. Paget her maiden name Of
Ida Belle Chapman.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-03-08
TRAVELLING LIBRARY
BOOKS ARE CALLED IN

The request h made that all those
having books from the free travel
ing library. located az the Williams
& Eggles'on millinery shop return
them at once as II is desired TO re-
turn the cabinets now on hand 50
new selection OF reading material
may b. had
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-03-08
fiier Put Out of tho Rsnntns Amer
the FASTEST. scrappsc~s Game
OF Tournament.


Oakley will represent tn c
South Central district Of Idaho
at Boise, having been undefeat-
cd in the district basket ball
tournament which closed Satur-
day evening OF last week At the
Twin Falls high school gym
The tournament opened Thursday
evening OF last week. when four
games were played. resulting a. fol-
lows.
Jerome 80: 0oodinE ~.
Oakley SIS: Carey rs.
Filler SO: HALEY 20.
Burnley IS: Twin Fails rs.
Friday afternoon say the first
ellminations. Carey putting Cooding
out Of the running. rs 10 81. while
Twin Fails administered the second
defeat TO HALEY BY score OF as to
10 Oakley gave Jerome her first
setback. IS TO 81. while Filler and
Burnley vent an extra s-minufe Pc
Rod. the former getting away with
the big end OF a 35-to-2s score.
Twin Fails and Jerome were elm
mated Friday evening. the former
losing the second time to Buriey. so
10 20. while Carey disposed OF the
Jerome bunch. 81 TO 30. Filler re-
ecived its FIRST defeat OF the fourna-
ment Friday evening. when they
we're forced TO yield the big end Of
30-to-i7 score 10 the fast Oakley
quintet
Saturday morning both Carey and
Filler went out. Oakley disposing OF
the former. 90 TO IL. The battle be-
tween Filler and Burnley Was the most
hotiy contested OF the entire tourn-
ament. the Burnley boys winning on
free throw in the Last few seconds
OF play. The score was rs to 20.
Saturday evening the final game
OF the tournament between the I'M
defeated Oakley five and Burlsy as
runner-up. resulted in victory for
the former. ~ 10 ~.
While regrettlng that Filler could
not have finished on the top OF tbs
tournament ladder. local fans are
pretty well satisfied ~ith the show
Ing made by the local lads and espe-
cialiy the impression which they
made both as q team and az indisid-
uals upon the spectators at the
games.
Many compliments rer. received
BY Coach Pearson for the manner
In which the Filer boys conducted
themselves and the cleannszs OF
heir play. The fact that they had
ever fouls called on them than any
)iher team In the tournament does
iot mean that they are not hard
,layers-the Filler boys have never
been accused OF letting another team
saIk on them-but simply that en-
'essiye foalinE has no part Ia a fast.
crappy game OF basket ball.
While the standing OF the teams
hoss Filer in third place. no one
losbts but that had Burnley played
oakley previous TO her first game
nth Filler. the latter would have
zen the team 70 play Off with the
oakley five.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-03-08

BURLEr.--R Report from MoFan.
wyo.. AT the outlet OF Jackson lake
reservoir. shows the following con-
dlfions
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-03-08

+. c. Graves has announced
that just so soon as the fire In
surance adjustors complete
their work he VIII restore the
building 10 its original condi-
ton.
$500 Insurance
A total OF $500 in insurance was
carried on the building and contents
which will only partially repay the
loss suffered by the two victims. The
barber shop with its modern marble
fixtures, large plate glass mirrors.
bath equipment, plumbing and sup
plies, was complete loss. Mr.. Shu-
mate carried $500 insurance. He
was Just about to sell his establish
ment to II. c. Bond of Pocatello, all
the details of the transaction being
complete with the exception OF sign
ing the papers. The consideration
was to be $500. Shumate is I'M
decided as TO what his future plans
will be.
Valuable Papers Safe.
The fixtures of the Graves office
we're insured for $500. The loss in
this part of the structure includes
typewriters. files, desks. chairs,
stoves and variety of other equip
ment. Mr.. Graves states that only
a few valuable papers and documents
were lost. although smoke and water
had its damaging effects. His large
safe, housing his personal, Rural
high school district and insurance
books are intact. The building was
insured for $500.
Nothing was removed from the
building preceding or during the fire
and the fire rules issued by Chief
G. c. Davis. and published In The
Record only a few weeks ago regard
ing the breaking in OF doors and
windows of threatened structures
we're obeyed to the letter by the
large crowd OF townsmen who were
summoned to the scene of the blaze
By the faithful siren operated from
the telephone centrals office.
Lady Secs First Flames.
The flames we're first seen by Mrs. /
William NJ. Maurer OF the CONNER
cial rooming house at about O'Clock \
in the morning. She at once gave
the alarm TO r. L. Royston, fire
man. who occupied a room at the
hotel. The alarm was Immediately
turned into the central office. but II
was thought at that time that the
flames were emanating from a near
by frame building. housing the Filler
operated by Lake c. Rice.
No cause has been assigned for
the origin OF the fire. and IL has not
been definitely determined just
where IL started. although Chief O.
9. Davis Is of the opinion that IL
must have started in the rear Of the
barber shop. as that is where the
heat was the most intense. and the
iamage greatest.
The burned building is rs feet
ride and 40 long. II was erected
n 1915 and although comparative
y small was one of the substantial
,locks In Pliers business district.
Mr.. Graves has established tenn /
,orary headquarters in the First .
rational bank building
r.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-03-08

WIN Restore Building
+. G. Graves has announced
that just SO soon as the fire in
surance adjustors complete
their work he VIII restore the
building TO its original condi-
ton.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31
North Arkansas News

A Mrs. Rogers, aged about 40, drop
ped dead in the station at Murta, about
3 miles north of Walnut Ridge, one day
last week Mrs. Rogers, in company
with a u year old girl had walked
four miles from their home to Murta
where they intended catching the D
o'clock passenger train to Walnut
Ridge to visit relatives. When Mrs.
Rogers stepped into the station to pur-
chase a ticket she dropped to the floor
and was dead within two or three
minutes.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

Dillon Burr. the fourteen year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Burr, who
resides near Lake CITY, was killed al
most instantly last week while work
ing in The timber near his home. The
report reaching the city was that
young Burr. with other members Of
his family We're cutting down trees,
and a limb fell which dealt the boy Il
severe blow, from which he died II very
short time afterwards.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

A report from Baxter county says
that with the apportioning of the gas
oline tax among the road districts of
the county has resulted in awakening
the interest in road building in that
county to such an extent that work
will be started at once and continued
until all the roads of the county are
put in good shape.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

Sheriff Neill Cole went to Little
Rock Sunday after Fred O'Connell and
c. II. Patton, alleged robbers Of the
Bank of Smithville, several weeks ago.
These are the men captured near Dal-
ton in this county by Jim Brown and
others. It is announced that the men
entered plea Of guilty and threw
themselves on the mercy Of the court.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31
Mes display, Prize

Mes not display Prize cast.
aluminium ar-tte skillet, valued at $3.50
Open o girls 10. Prize $500
baking
ope, to girls Is or pounds ADotross -four A. B.
Open girls under Is pounds -four 1uan Grocery 80
pounds Jansen Brothers so pounds
making Open girls II
Prize $500
Open to girls 10 Prize $500
open girls Of rocking chair Prize
rocking and Dccer
buy
mate erial andd do h required herself
to all schools Prize.
percent pupils perfect according
working
pupils pupils
perfect will be taken as the percentage 1t wi" be necessary for schools en-
submit school register Teachers should weigh
pupils before coming fair thereby determining the probable
Der o pupils that perfect
Story telling
Open to grades six merchandise
$1OO Joe $1OO b H. Hancock $1OO
Open grades Prize merchandise
Dixon $oo E L. Christian $lOo $ o Bennett $iOo cash
Story must no be e minutes in length.
GENERAL REGULATIONS
last who regularly in school this
will be permitted to enter the parade the mileage contest and all
the program, but no other
Any than teachers is eg
BILE this contest.
g. Each contestant bonaade the
represents
ANY student may enter any
map drawing
grade number of district and of
attach work submitted DO not
name on itself
responsible all his school
must the conditions Of the contest
people offer entertainment all chF
be 2h Those who
President of Chamber Com
nerce pocahOntas
Mrs Ella Chd Secretary of County
Pocahontas
The county fair is the biggest
will and bring
o
This program a special faith the public
school o come o the fair.
Respectfully
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

The Lawrence county circuit court
is i'm session at POwhatan this week.
1t is reported that there is only one
murder case on docket this term and
only fourteen criminal cases to be
tried The murder case is that of
Nose Thompson, charged with killing
Robert Wier near Black Rock last
fall.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

Ernest Acree, 12-year-old boy Of
Batesville, was drowndd under the
bridge over Polk Bayou in that city
Sunday. The boy was wading in the
stream, and stepped into a hole Of
water that was over his head. Being
unable to swim, the lad could not ex-
tricate himself.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31
TO THE PUBLIC

We make your old home look like
new. We specialize in stucco and ce-
ment work. No job too small or
large. Our work is all guaranteed.
Write Box az for appointment.
Wright 4 Danford Bros,
3 4tp. Pocahontas, Ark
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

The commissioners of Cache River
drainage district, Jackson and Poin-
sett counties, have let their Engineer
ing Company of Newport with the
Morgan Engineering Company, Mem
phis, as consulting engineers. The
Jackson and Polnsett Cache district
comprises 10000 acres Of rich bottom
lands There will be 30 miles Of main
bitches through the district, which will
be the outlet for 30 miles of Cache
river bitches in districts above. The
probable cost Of construction will be
$1,000, ,OOO4 Davenport independent
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

Sam Miller Of Corning is in jail at
Jonesboro in default Of a bail Of $1,000
which he was unable to fill lie was
arrested near Corning on a charge Of
selling, transporting and having a
whiskey still in his possession.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

At Cord, Independence county, one
night last week, ten hooded klansmen
entered church where the Rev. Tay-
lor was preaching and presented him
with check for $1,000 and retired as
silently as they came in.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

A report from Mammoth Spring is
to the effect that the recent reunion
held there was the most largely at
tended Of any in history. Another fea-
ture reported was that there were
only. two arrests for disordcrly con
due, during the entire week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

An opportuni y school has been open.
cd az Walnut Ridge by W. A. Butler.
The school will be open on Tuesday
ana Friday nights Of each week. and
all persons desiring TO attend are ad-
mitted free.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

The apple crop Of northwest Arkan-
sas, which promised a bumper yield
earlier in the season, has been cut
about 25 per cent owing to long per-
iod of dry weather over the apple grow
ing section. The excessive heat and
lack of moisture caused the apples TO
shrivel and fall off the trees.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

Several days ago Sheriff Hays Of
Jackson county and deputies. getting a
tip that booze plant had been in op-
Grafton ON the edge Of oil Trough,
went to the suspected location and
found 30 gallon copper outfit, which
was destroyed. No arrests were made.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

Bill Sweeney, who has been held i'm
the Searcy Jail since June last, in con
nection with the Kensctt depot rob
berry, succeeded in making bond Sat.
urday and was released TO appear at
the November term of circuit court.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

George Hops, local garage man
Of Walnut Ridge has secured patent
on protector for autimobile tires
and tubes. The protector is made Of
rubber fabric substance and fits over
the rim of the car wheel.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

Raymond Funderburk, who said his
home was in Memphis, was arrested
at Searcy Saturday night by Sheriff
Allen, charged with selling whiskey,
Bond was fixed at $1,000, which he
was unable to give and he now Ian.
guishcs in jail.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

DIR. II. h. Garner, well known
physician of williford was taken seri-
ously i'll one day last week with acute
Indigestion. Prompt treatment by DR..
Myers, local physician, saved his life.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

PoinSett farmers are very much dis
couraged on account of the crop out
look it is said Boil weevil are said
to be running the cotton crops. One
man reported that he found twenty
weeyils on one stalk in his field.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31
fiabitual Constipation Cured
In II to Fl Days

"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSlN" is a specially
prepared Syrup pTonic-Laxatiyef for Habitual
Constipation. Il relieves promptly and
should be taken regularly for IA 10 II days
to induce regular action. Il Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. 500
per bottle.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

Damage by army worm in Lawrence
county is estimated to be at least
twenty-five per cent. This estimate is
given out by planters from different
sections of the county.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

A frying sized chicken flew into the
Methodist church during services last
Sunday and perched itself on the back
Of a pew near the preacher. We sup
pose the preacher had chicken for sup
per. This happened at Newport.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

J. NJ. Duncan, superintendent Of the
Independence county poor farm, is re-
ported to be the father of % children,
the youngest of which is two weeks
old Mr.. Duncan is sixty-four years Of
age.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

While farmers all over the state
have been fighting the leaf worm since
its appearance a few weeks ago, It is
estimated this pest has reduced the
cotton crop about % per cent from
what it promised before the worm
appeared. Farmers state this is not
the regular army worm. but appears
in spots though the destruction II
causes is as great or greater than that
caused by the regular army worm,
when II makes its appearance early
Many cotton growers who have escap-
ed this pest, have prepared to fight it.
by having supply Of poison on hand.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

An unknown thief broke into the
hardware store of McClamroch & CO.,
at Walnut Ridge one night last week
and carried away four shotguns, a
large quantity Of gun shells and sew
eral dozen pocket knives.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

Walnut Ridge will have a three days
chautauqua in September The Rat
cliff system of Washington, ID. G., will
furnish the attractions.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31
RURAL SCHOOL FAIR
September 1929
PROGRAM
FRIDAY MORNING. 10 O'CLOCK.

p Invocation-Rev Galloway
fundamental operations
n Open grades Prize Gold Medal Bur Pharmacy
(b Open to grades six Pharmacy
co Open eighth Elementary contest based ON the
four fundamentals factoring and
Dlamatoy contest Time limit Open of any
grade. Prize $500 merchandise. NewL Leader
Ten questions History Open 70 grades six seven and
eight Prize, PocahOnas High schoolsc Scholarship
Chorus Prize cas- First National Bank
Quarette Prize $500 Randolph County Bank
FRIDAY AFTERNOON 1870
jump Open to boys under 10 Prize $500 cash
Pratt S10O Barrie Stop
Hardware.
girls 10 or over Prize $500 cash
Ia Running high o girls $500
Ce Running high jump Open boys under 15 Prize $3.50 cash
Riggs and Jones.
jump Open boys Or over Prize $500 cash
Contest in throwing Open to
lh Contest in throwing baseball
SATURDAY
"Arkansas"-An the schools
p Invocat McEwen.
Vocal Duet-Prze $3.50 County
l. Vocal solo-Prize $3.50 cash. Randolph County Bank.
5. Spelling
$2OOI
J NJ.
open $2OOI
cash. W.
(cy open grade
cash
Any may any grade not
making division exceptc) This
applies to spelling only.
g Reading contest limit minutes Open all girls
City Bakery
Prize
Bggers High Scholarship
awarding of prizes composition drawing, dis
SATURDAY AFTERNOON 80
Parade to ba park prize
the school making the best showing Formation marching appearances
making this award The County Fair Loving Cup
retained by the winning school until the
annualfa $ valued at $500
q Running contest:
ta go yard dash Open years
CD 100 yard dash Open to boys
Thompson and Pace
girls under H. Prize $500 merchandise
Johnston Drug Store.
make circuit of ball diamond
shingles D. J. Landers
Any school will be allowed four
contestants $500 cash. POcahontas state Bank
g. Compositions
Ga, Open to grades four to teacher
Prize $500 cash Pochontas
tbp Open to grades merchandise Batz
tcp Open 20 grade eight Academy the
year
form sentences and deviation from this would be
wholly the of the contest They VIII be graded
thought and composition and 40 per cent on map %
neatness. - ,, -
and towns Scale 10 miles to inch Prize $500
City Tailoring Co
= Free hand drawing Any
Open and three Prize 5000 cash. Farmers Union
(c, Open to grades eight Prize siOo in merchandise
Famous Cash Store $500 and BLY, $500
muscular Prize $500 merchandise A
Lewis One entry school permitted Contestants should BRING INK
,,,,-
srIov merchandise N A. Chlhs
Mileage nriz Ten dollars United states flag will be given to-
m o, otirg the greatest miles To ascertain the number
s ,, tho number Of miles from PocahOnas by
number Of nn in the parade winning this prize may keep the
flag until annual fair -, - 4, ., a., t,.o,
schools that VIII SEND 10 the
n general display OF actual class
room ~ done since the last is preferred that each school
room WORK % % Ent when this is too inconvenent committee will
use IFS hest Judgment such work as may be sent Ihe pe
contest is Gold i
to all schools hat VIII SEM uIE u
and without loss OF time from e eSu
lar GLASS room work ANY will be considered Hand WORK
m - os everything cutting in the first to manual
- lnirnth nrndns riZn
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

One trouble with a jealous woman
is that she can't keep the lid on.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31
Respectfully,
Rufus A. Mock,
County Superintendent.


Superintendent PocaOnas schools Mr. HILL Supern
tenent Ranwa Superintendent
ty Mrs Kizer Mr. Hulen will conduct the
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-31

II EALTH and beauty go hand in
i L hand. Where the system Is run
down-the face drawn and haggard
the body limp and lifeless-beauty
is missing. Looks of pity supplant
those that might have been gazes Of
admiration.
Restore your health and beauty will
take care OF herself. S. S. S.-the
rich blood builder - rekindles tn o
spark of health and lights the blaze
Of beauty by building red blood cells
The nerve power of your system finds
life in these very blood cells. Build
more red blood cells and your nerve
power will increase. S. s. S. builds
them. Rich blood viii tlngle through
your system. That lost charm will
return. Your entire system will be
repaired. You will be ready to cope
with the impurities and blemishes
that handicap beauty.
As physical health means beauty
so, too, does s. s. s. mean beauty.
For S. s. S. means systems that are
free from impurities-pimples, black
heads, acne, boils, eczema, rheuma-
tism. SIS. S. and good health go
hand in hand.
S. S. S. is made of pure vegeta-
BILE ingredients. II is sold at all
m good drug stores. The large
~. size bottle is more economical
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-03
ST CONsIDERA INMINENTE
UEA,CRTsTS EN- Ell GABINETE
AI,EMAN DEBTDO A QUE LOS
BURCTTFSFS SECUNDAN LA
SACTITUD DE T.nS SOCTA=
LISTAS

BERLIN, nov. Omitted Press)--
Los ministros socialistas que estan en-
Ell Gabinete de stresemann, hace cua-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-03

"oye Juan, voy a regafarte la sa-
1ud'. Y diciendo asf fue su despa-
cho de donde trajo un frasco GRANGE,
de color ambarino: mira este rs Ell
fanoso AMARGo DE AGAvE. Yo es-
taba peer que tn, puedes creerjo. Tome
dos frascos sOlamente y va tu YES; ms
dolores reumaticos han desaparec1do,
mi CUTS es tan suave como el de IN
nino mi sangre esta libre de inpu-
rezas. Es agradable al pa1adar y pue-
den tomar4o hombres, mujeres y ninos.
Sc vende en- todas las boticas sus
agentes The Regional Medicine Co.,
Anasco, P. R. Un frasco grande cues
ta un peso Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-03
Sc COMENTA EN- FRANCIA
LA INTERVENTION DE M.
MILLERAND EN- LA POLITICA

PARIS, nov. Omitted Press). -
Los peri6dicos adversos al gobierno
est&n sacando partido comentando-
10 en- terminos$ desfavorables Ell dis
curse que pronuncio recientemente Ell
presidente de la Repdblica NJ. Mile
rand en- el cual ,puso de relieve el de-
talle de que debe5 conced6rsele mas po-
deres al presidente de Francia.
Las palabras de RIillerand han pro-
ducido gran sorpresa en- todo Ell pals.
| N. de la R.-En sel discurso referido,
parte del cual conocen va nuestros
.lectores por haberio pubEcado Ell
MUNDO en- su opogtunidad, M. Mile
rand hizo una apelaci6n al pueblo pa
ra que endose la polltica del bloque
nacional, que es el partido de coali-
sion que dirige ell premier Poincar5 y
al frente del cual ira a la lucha cleo
toraI- en- las elecciones de abril del ano
pr6ximo
Que SC rscuerde tlnicamente una vez
antes habia tornado parte activamen-
te un presidente de Francia en- la poll
tica nacionaI. ESQ fu6 en- 1897 Ell
hombre que realiz6 ese paso drastico
fue Casinliro Perrier, Quien inmedia-
tamente despu6s Sc vi6 obligado a re-
nunciar SUI alto cargo. Ell presideate
Millerand, por el contrario ha dicho
que ST. prop6sito no es solamente el
de usar su Influenza en- las elecciones,
sino que proyecta asimismo hacer una
revision de la Constitution con Ell fin
de hacer del presidente de la Repibli
ca algo mas que una igura decorative.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-03
Ell GOBIERNO DE BERLIN NO
PODRA CONTEsTAR HOY A
LAS DEMANDAs DE LOS So
CIAyJSTAS POR HALLARSE
ENFERMO STRESEMANN

BERLIN, nov. Gable franc6s)-
El Canciller stresemann no ha polido
asistir a la session del gabinete con-
vocada para esta maflana por hallarse
enfermo. En- dicha reunion Sc iba a
discutir el ultimatum del partido So
cialista, por 10 que Sc cree que Ell go
bierno no podra responder hoy como Sc
esperaba a las demandas de los socia-
listas.
Los miembros de este partido adop-
taron una resoluci6n en- la cual piden
al gobierno la abolici6n Immediate del
estado militar proclamado EN- Baviera,
10 que consideran clos una alberta
violaci6n la constitution del pals.
Este documento fu6 enviado al Cam
cillec con Ia condici6n de que sea con-
testado mediodia de hoy.