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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-06

nebala aspon ponekud pacid tam, kde Anslie hladila
kde by Nemecko stac Francie davno bylo talo byla
spravna byt zatezovala snad pres mru hospodafskou
pOlitckou vojenskou nosnost francouzskeho statu.
Radost techto koncd ovsem mii pemuzene Hospodaf-
ska katastrofa Nemeca nil zbshatla nesi-
rodnch spekulant bezmezne sirokeo vedomi tya
leho svea Nemecko dnes nema ne cesty onu
nast>2pio Rakousko poz3dah pomoc czny podditi Sc
jeji koltroe zaplahh repaTace..
Nebot reparscam Nthasckp 4ldnem pfipads neunik.
Ne; z Dtot Ee kdyby jicA nszlpaatlo ono usia by e
patit France to BY byl piece jen rochu cynickt vp
d9jin.. x.-l. 4a.n.rA ! ! &.Afyw
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-06

Dublin Ode]el dr1heho one
odpoledne provazen nevestou
i jejimi rodici ma nad17azi. Po-
zorovali vsicnni, ze byli stfe-
diskem pozornosti celeho me-
sta. Nemluwilo sc o nicem ji-
mem. Pan pokladnik byl jiz ra
no We spoftelne zasypavan do
tazy a gratulacemi, dopoledne
81 lide ukazovali zenicha slec-
ny Setfilovy a odpoledne jiz
Sc dostavily obvykle kritiky.
- Stesti ma, pravili nekte-
ri, prvniho zenicha il zavreli
a jiz Sc nalezl druhy.
- A jaky! Velkostatkaf a
prdmyslnfk. Takova partie!
= o prvem zenichu nelze
mluvit, namitla kterasi laska-
;v6jsi DANA. PAM pokladniko-
va stale vypravela, ze Sc sice
dvofil Nevola Anicce, ale ia,
, ze myslila ma nekoho jineho.
- Ale kdy to ffRala? Kdyz
byl zavren. PAX prece nedoz-
ma zadna matka, ze byli te-
mef jiz zasnoubeni.
- Ale ukazalo sc, ze mysli-
la slecna opravdu ma lekoho
ijineho.
- To ne, ukazafo sc. re 81
vezme jineno. Ale ne, ze 81 to
pfala zrovna dcera.
- Volba mezi trednfGkem
a takovym muzem neni tezka.
- Ostatne ie Dublin velmi
hezky muz. A elegan.
| - To nerozhoduje, poblaz-
meme devce nehledi ami ma bo-
hatsvi, ami ma krasu, ami ma e.
ieganci.
- Ovsem. A prilis blazene
/ irlevypadala, kdyz jsem je VI
id9la. \
- On take ne. Piipada mi
hr0zn6 chi9 1ntm
| Zdani klame tiche vo-
ldy brehy berou.
\ Ale kde jej tax najed-
'nou nasi?
! - Prave proto fikarl, ze
trva tato znafnost jiz delsi do
bu a re pani Setriloua mluvila
!, pravdu.
4 - Konecne mozmo to je,
| Nevolu snad mei jen v reser-
we, nepodari-li Sc PLAN ) Dubi-
mem.
i - Ze trva tato znamost del
y
Isl dobu, vim. Dublin tn byl jiz
pred nejakou dobou ji1 te.
hda byl u SetriEovych ma ma.
i;vSteve.
| - Kdyz byl Nevola jeste
Ina svobode?
+ = Ano,, mdj muz to vi cd
,cisnika 4 q vence.
/ - Ale, ze cnodi k MIN Ne
'ivola, nevedel.
! - Q ano, cisnik mu to w.
pravoval. Dublin Sc tehda Wy.
ptaval ma vse, co Sc tykalo Sc.
j ttilovych.
i (Pokrscov&ui.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-06
TENATECH
-R o NJ A NJ
Napsal Karei M. Pribramskt.

Ostatne nebyla patrne celia
vec Anicce proti mysli tax, jak|
se-Acmnival s pocatku. Ami slo-l
.vo odporu nevyslo z jejich lst,
to matka rekia. Nemohl-li Sc
stat jejim zenichem a chotem
Nevola, byio il lhostejno, kdo
jim bude. Ostatlie Sc bavila
tam u okna Dubinem velmi
zive, ne jake S clov6ken, pro
nejz nema zayjmu. Protivnym
il jiste neni.
Pan pokiadnik We svych o.
.ptimistHkych dvAnach zacha-
eel priliS daleko. Anicka We
SVEN pokoji Sc svlekla a uleh-
la, matka usedla ma okraj lJiz-
ka, v tichem hovoru opakova-
ly a probihaly dnesni udalOsti.
- Vskutku isl nechapala,
proc jsem Sc ptala, kdy Sc sta
ne otec clenem kartelu?
- Nebylo prece napadno,
ze SIC zajimam vec, jez Sc ty-
ce otce j mas vsech.
Ale pozorovala jsi take
chytrou vypocitavost jeho od-
povedi? Stane Sc Jim asi v
dobe naseho snatku.
- Ano, vim. Chce byt chra-
neh, aby ses po pTipa'de neroz-
myslela jinak. Otec by byl
pfijat do kartelu a ty bys pax
mohla zrnsit zasnoubeni.
- Nebo =.
Ale rozmyslila sc q nedofek
la sve myslenky.
/ - Nebo? nalehala matka.
J - Nebo by Sc mohla pfiho-
dit jina nepfiiemnost; coz
kdybych ma priklad zemrela.
Anicko! zvolala matka
polekane a 1zkostlive.
- Boze, nestalo sc jeste nj
kdy mic takoveho? Byly tako-
We pripady, sama jsi mi mich
vypravovala.
/ - Ale tva -kloua byla mime
ma jinak.
| Il kdyby byla, vidis, re
proziravost Dubinova uni "a.
| branit vsemu, i tomu, pravila
trpce.
]! - Dite, bojfm Sc te presved
covat nebo prelnlouvat, We two
jich otich tato rozNaznost, -
chladny vypocet, touha po ma.
lprostem zabezpeteni je cimsi
nizkym, nehezkym, malo ideal
! MIN. Ale prave udalosti. je5
prozivame, mely byt tim d6ka.
'zem, ze nepoauzujes veci zee.
la spravne. HE'D, kdyby by
; val mel tatinek tyto Dubinovy
,vlastnosti, nebyli bychom mt
ted vydani ma milost a nemi
Host.
4 Anicka jen smutne pfikyvls
lhlavou.
4 - Pravda, pokra covala ma
tka, tato vlastlsON ma take svt
slime st,,anky. Takovy clio
; vek je chladnS, rvzum pTeNla
ia u neho mad citem, dust jej
a tax Sc vytvori, co ii bylo ,
Dubina talk protivnym, ze is
( jej nazvala rampouchem.
+ - Mylis Sc, feklo devce IN
: cite, ncni takovym.
4 - Ze neni? odpovidala ma
( tka neduyefive. Jak to Wis?
i Dcera detinskou dilv6fivo
: sti opakovala tem6r doslovn,
pani pokladnikove, co mluvi
4 La Sc snoubencem, kdyz spoil,
a hledeli do mesicni noel. Matk,
c pcslouchala zamyslene' pfiky
Y vujic hlavou, pax stiskla dee
: r'u We ,yroucim objeti.
0 Dite, zlate dite, ;ak is
n St'astna!
- ia?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-06
z ceskosloveratlka

ROdny kraJ Ia
znamenava tento pfipad, ktery
dokazuje. ze povery jeste buji
mezi lidesn: Pri nest 'astnem
skonu rotmistra Hanz1a z Tur-.
nova, ktery pii koupani v So
botu Z. cervence v rokyten-
skem rybnice pod Troskami u
tonul, pfihlasili sc opetne lide,
vGrici dosud v pov6ry, Sc svou
radou. Pri hledAni mrtvoly
utonuleho, kdyz delo Sc tax
bezvysledne, prinesl kdoa boz
'chnik chleba. polozil jej ma
vodu, strcil do nej, ably plova.
do rybnika. Kdyz priploval
ma misto, kde lezel utopenec,
bochnik pry Sc vzprimil a po-
cal Sc tociti dJkola. TAX urci-
te oznacil misto, kde mrtvola
lezela ma dine a byla pry take
odtamtud vytazena. A naj'dou
sc lide, ktefi podobnym nesmy-
SLIM vefi.
ProtiGeske vystupovani ra-
kousl<ych ufadi. Nemecti ma
cionalove byli povzbuzeni sy-
|stematickym zakazovanim ces
kych schulz, slavnosti a pod. a
|vrhaji Sc v posledni dobe ma ka
zdy nevinny cesky podnik, w.
rabeji v novinach zpravy o roz
cileni nemeckeho obyvatelstva
Ia zadaji policejni zakaz. Ne
davno byl timto zpdsobem W.
nucen zakaz slavnosti Orla,
(pred n6kolika dny bylo temito
stvanicemi vynuceno zakazani
zabavy spolku "Komensky" v
LoosdOrfu u Medliku n. D. Sta
ella lokalka v hakenkreuzler.
|skych novinach a intervence
Observation-Disclosures stoupencIl
dra. Ursina nebo dra. Riela,
Franka, Schobera a podfizeni
lrednici ceske slavnosti zaka-
!zali.
Odhaleni pomniku vaclavu
Kossmakovi. Is. cervence kO
| nala sc obci Tvarozne ns
Brnensku slavnost odhalep
.pomniku spisovatei Vaclav,
! kosmakovi, lidovemu kukatk;
| II, ktery v Twarozne jake knes
delsi dobu pdsobil. Slavnos
byla prfznacnou tim, ze byl,
| organisovana jako ciste pro
jev politicke strany lidcve, &C
koliv Kosmak, treba ze by
knezem, politiku odmital. VI
SVEN romano ''Chrt" sice lici
zapas politickych agitatord,-
1ale dlouho Sc vypravova1o, u
i.ieden z hrdind, T4mka, wa
byl z klerikalnnh agitatoa'l
Kosmakovy DOLBY. Lidove stra
ma spojila slavnost s taborer
politicky tendencnim, ma mem
mlnvil ministr Sramek. 0stat
mi literarni obec mOravska, Wy
lima nekolika klerikalnich pr
lslusnikd, sc slavnosti nezdcas
Mia.
4 Ryb9fska kofist. Ma Vhav
liz cd delsi DOLBY hemzi Sc to t
Ike lodicemi ma vysost trpeli
1vych prazskych rybar6, ktei
;itu lamou rekordy v tax Eva
inem "klid'asstvi" kdyz nice
! no nepolapi. Jinak pry bero
cejny, jak sc pozoruje, hlavn
IS mostu Palackeho. Jinde jso
pomery jine. TAX oznamuje $
z Budejovic, ze tam jisty r,
J bar, lovici poblize krumlovsk
lho stromofadi, vytahl ma ud
ci objemny balik, V nemz n;
J lezen byl kalich, monstrance
jine kostelni nafadi. Kalic
! ma venovaci napis sc jmenel
: Ondfeje Janecka z Plastovi
1873. Monstrance opatfena ID
: la letopoctem 1878. Jest zje'
} mo, ze kostelni zlodeji svoji k
. fist 2 obavy pred prozrazenil
lradeji vhodili do feky.
, 1nebala aspoh pon6kud pfitl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-06

- Ano, ty, kdopak jiny?
Snad jedna nevesta z tisice ne
mule fici, re je talk milovana
jako ty. Muz, jenz nezna ma
svete jineho nezli zenu, jenz
Sc podrizuje jeji vdi, jenz Sc
d4va do jejich rukou, aby jejI
ucinlla, jakym chce.
- Necitim v sobe panovac-
ncsti, mani, neanaan ami chu-
ii byt demonem.
- Demonem! usmala sc pa
nj Setfilova. Demonem byla
bys potud, pokud bys uzivala
sve moci ke zlemu. Toho neu-.
cinis, vim to a .jsem tomu ra-
da. Demon by rekl: protoze
nalezim tob6, zapomenes ma
vsecky ostatni prikazy, budes
slapat po v6cech, jez jsou Ii
dem svaty, zena jako ty rek-
ne: Dal jsi Sc v me ruce, chces
mne ziskat, konej tedy dobro,
mnoho dobra. Media Sc ii, ze
jiz tom je mnoho blazenosti
a St6Sti?
- Uposlechne?
- To je wynn dkolem, ne
malym, ale krasn6jsim mad ji-
ne.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-27
New N. E. Pastor
Dangerously Ill
In Boise Hospital
Dr. j. ID. Gillian Near Death nj ~.
Luke's Hospital; H. Bro
Their OF Noted Writer.

The Rev. J ID. Gillian. d. D.. who
was chosen at the last conference oil
the Methodist church 20 succeed the
Rev c. r. Deal here as pastor OF
the local Methodist church lies crit,
icaily ~ at ST. Luke's hospital IN
Boise where he recently submitted
TO serious operation.
Adyices from the capital city early
this week were 70 the effect that his
condition r. now considered critical.
Doctor GILLIAN attended the Baker
conference but was obliged 10 leave
before the close OF the session TO
submit 10 the operation. While he
came through the operation as well
as could be expected. on account OF
his age and the long illness under
which he has suffered his friends
are considerably alarmed as 10 the
possible outcome.
Doctor Gillian served for u years
as district superintendent IN the
Idaho conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal church. six years upon the
La Grande district and six years
upon the Boise district. leaving Boise
10 become pastor at Blackfoot five
years ago this fall. He is a brother
OF Strickland GILLIAN. the poet and
writer. and Is himself a writer or
note. having published
recently a book OF western reminis-
cences entitled Trial Tales" which
has had a wide sale. and also the
Life Of Thomas corwin mfr" Of
whom he was lifelong friend
-Four years ago be was sent BY the |
board OF foreign missions 10 the /
Orient 10 make a special study OF /
Methodist Episcopal missions in \
'hina and Japan. and brought a
wealth OF Information 20 the church
e home. which has been OF great
'alue 10 Increasing the missionary
pirit OF the church
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-27
Claims Crop Rental
A. l.. Houghtelin Sues Tenant ON
Farm Land He Bought at
shcriff's Sale; Asks Re-
strainiBg Order.

In a suit instituted Friday IN dis
trict court here A. L. Houehtelin
seeks 10 establish a rental claim 20
one-half OF the crop grown this sea
son on Twin Falls county farm lands
which be purchased az sheriffs sale
In July, this year. under foreclosure
on a mortgage held BY himself Jay
Thomas, tenant on the property. rs
made the defendant In the action.
Application Is made for a restraining
order TO prohibit Thomas from de-
liyering the crop rental in question
TO any other claimant.
Thomas f. IN possession Of the
land as tenant under lease execUt-
ed IN January. this year. under pro-
visions OF which he would have turn
ed the crop rental over 20 the origin
al owner Of the property from whom
Il was taken by foreclosure proceed
ings
Bond IN the sum Of $1,000 was
filed with the complaint. which was
flied by the la~ firm OF Hodgin.
stephan and North News
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-27
BEANS COMING IN
FAST-FIRST RAIN
OF SEASON HERE
Principal Local Crop This Season II
Being Harvested With Great
Rapidity

The Filler country Is this week IN
the midst OF its annual bean harvest,
with this years crop the largest in
history. Local bean houses are now
operating at full capacity with scores
OF persons employed In the milling
and picking operations.
Although no damage has been re-
ported so far the ideal weather that
has been favoTing this region for
the past several weeks received It's
first setback Tuesday OF this week
when the first shower OF the season
made its appearance. Continued
rain all day yesterday stop
ped threshing ana through many
men out OF employment
Rapid progress, however, Is being
made with the threshing. and with
preeaution on the part OF
growers damage from possible wet
weather should be reduced 10 a mini
mum say bean men.
The market price on white beans
continues TO hover around a nickel
with prospects indicating a decline
rather than a rise.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-27
Five New Persons
Gain Citizenship
onN Two Petitioners Disappointed
- Hopes for Naturalization a.
Result of Hearings.

Five out OF seven petitioners be-
same naturalized citizens OF the
United States at the conclusion OF
hearings conducted before Judge ".
A. Babeock. in district court Satur-
day BY Del L. Sullivan OF Salt Lake,
naturalization commissioner for the
federal government says The News.
The successful petitioners were
Frederick W. Meach. Twin Falls and
Ernest Shearing OF Filler. natives Of
England: selwin W. Davidson and
Ernest Llewellyn Frauham OF Twin
Fails. former residents OF Canada.
and Emil johnson OF Twin Falls. a
native OF Sweden.
The petition OF Henry Fryer Of
csstleford was dismissed because OF
the disqualification OF one of his
witnesses and that OF Gus Landholm
Of Filler, was continued to permit his
further study OF the essentials OF
American government.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-27

After an attempt to relieve Twin
Falls high school OF ITS responsible
ity as a member OF the Fourth Inter
scholastic district for one year failed
at the meeting of the association
held in Jerome Saturday. the Goa
ches of the southern section black
listed the neighbOring school by re-
fusing TO schedule games with II for
the coming football season. Rupert
the one team in this section scledul-
ing a game with Twin Falls was also
placed on the blacklist.
A petition was presented TO the
association by Burley, Filler. Bull,
Castleford. Oakley. Kimberly, Wen
dell. Albion. Hagerman, GoOding,
Bliss and ShOshone stating that they
would refuse TO schedule games be-
cause they believed Twin Falls had
conducted itself in an unsportsman-
like manner in alleged attempts to
solicit players from neighboring
schools Affidayits were also pre-
scented alleging that certain student
athletes had been approached by rep
resentatives OF Twin Falls high
school in an attempt to get them to
come TO Twin Falls. The custer pro-
ceeding motion lost by vote Of TO Z.
it requiring two-thirds majority to
suspend a team from the association
for one year.
Much discussion followed presen- /
faffon of the nptitfOus and affidayitg I
with coach Clinton Evans Of Twin I
Falls denying that any such condi- /
lion had existed.
H. NJ Broadbent. Burnley. was
elected president OF the association. /,
". NJ. Van Patten OF Bull. vice presi-
lent. and Professor Deane Of Good
ag. secretary and treasurer. SEIZED
lies for the coming season we're ar
-anged. ignoring Twin Falls. and
ONE minor changes were made in
he constitution Of the association.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-27
LEGAL ELEVEN TO
MEET CASTLEFORD
HERE FRIDAY $3.50
5000 Football Event of Year il
Acknowledgment Gives
Probable Lineup.
(By Wee Jee)

with but five old players back in
the lineup Coach Denman has been
confronted with a big task in select
ing the men best qualified for their
positions on the Rural High School
Eleven when IL faces Castleford on
the home field tomorrow friday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
or the old men in the lineup,
Charles Lapp will be holding down
the position of quarterback. Cor
don Diehl will play either al full
back or at tackle. Louie Ennis and
Egg" Love will be in their old posi-
tions at end, unless perchanceLoye is
shifted TO backfield to fill the vacan-
ey left by Robertson who may BE-
shifted to full. Gordon Diehl will
he found either at full-back or tackle
when the team lines up Friday
Robertson OF last years eleven will
b depended upon TO fill one of the
backfisld positions and Roy Ian
dreth will be at the pivot position TO
hand the ball to the. backfield men.
Wealth of Material
To pick the remainder of the
team from the wealth of green
material trying for berths on the
squad would be getting the jump
81 Coach Denman.
Marion Beachell and Florian
Thompson are making the veteran
ends work to retain their old jobs.
The tackles for Fridays game will
- n,ckad fro,,,. Duooa1l Hall Pow
LAndreth, and Ted Hicks. Hicks has
been out OF practice most of this
week with an infected foot, but may
Be In shape for the game.
The guard positions will be filled /
BY Fred Conant, Cecil Shinn and /
Floyd Small Small may also re-
nsvs Landreth at center.
Conant and Hall on Bench
The yearling backfield men who |
will probably get to show their metal I
during Fridays game will be Lawr
sucs Lapp at half (Lapp was initial
cd into the game in Nebraska). !
Pat" Murphey at half. Claude
Moore at half. and John Darnell at
saartsr.
IL 10 reported that Ralph Conant
and Ed" Hall will be in suits but
will not be in condition to enter the
vans.
When asked for comment Coach
Dsnman said his team was much 1
aEhter than last year and also lack
u the football experience of last .
vsar's men. He also said he was {
TELL pleased with the general out {
COX and would give every man out j
, chance to prove himself in Fri s
lays contest.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-27
Milk Tickets Only
After October First

The Record office is busy this
week turning out among other
things. 10000 milk and cream tick
cts for the two principal local
dairies. The Filler Dairy. operated by
Jesse Hainline and the Westside
Dairy. owned BY William ~ Price
This for the reason that the local
dairies. The Filler Dairy. operated by
after October !. which Is Monday.
the milk ticket system will Be put in
vogue. instead OF the present month
~ payment basis
They state that no advance in the
price OF their products will be made
but that il Is necessary for bust
ness reasons for them to start the
new custom.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-27
District Courts
Jury Called For
Monday Morning
Case of Melvin Blackburn Charged
With Murder, First ON Criminal
Court Docket.

The trial OF Melvin Blackburn OF
this place. charged with first degree
murder of his wife Cecil Hurst
Blackburn last spring. has been set
for Monday OF next week.
Blackburn madd his initial APP
pearanee in district court Friday
afternoon of last week when he was
formally charged in that court with
the commission of the alleged crime
The defendant took the statutory "a
hours TO plead. and on temperance
in court Saturday plead not guilty
through his attorneys Porter g.
Witham.
The Blackburn case will be the
first on the criminal docket this
term. Thirty prospective jurymen
have been summoned TO appear in
district court Monday morning at
10 o'clock. The list OF jurors is as
follows:
G. n. Laubenheim, Willard Nc
Master, l.. G. Kirkman. w. A.
Claudin, w c. wyckoff. ] J. Pilger-
rim. J. A. Hensley. Otto johnson,
Walter Denton. John Barber. f. b.
Mcneil. A. J. Requa. s. r. Banks,
Tom Mott, II. p. Laird. Fred Ram
say, Frank Reeder, Twin Falls: Roy
Whitaker, H. w. Herman, Fred
Wagner. NJ ID. L. Barstow. Bull;
John W. Hardin. Ernest Emerson.
j. o. Tice, G. c. Davis,
Filler; Robert Brose, ST., w. J. Aus
tin, Nephi Larsen. Rock Greek;
Charles Worrell, Murtaugh; c. A.
Ross. RoRerson
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-27
STATE TREAsCREn's REPORT

State Treasurer Dan r. Banks
may take a pardonabie pride IN the
statistics regarding his office con
tanned IN the official report Of the
state auditor showing the expendi-
lures Of all the state departments for
the first six months OF the blennium
The report places the total expen-
diiures Of the state treasurer office
Cor the first quarter 20 be ss.00s.iA
This sum Is the lowest since be has
occupied this office. each year find
ing q substantial reductions in cost
10 the people.
The total expenditures Of this
office Tor the corresponding period
Of the year 1921 9ere Ss.s5e.73 and
for the year 1922. ss.s51.3s.
Thee earnings Of the office for the
first quarter we're Sti,f5s.06: for
the month Of July ss.Iz7.47 and for
August ss.573.o3.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-27
Mrs. LOOMS II. Brown
Chosen New President
Filler Woman's Club

Mrs. l.. n. Brown was elect
ed president OF the Filler Woman's
club at the first meeting Of the club
year AZ the !. o. o. v. hall yesterday
afternoon. she succeeds Mrs. W. D.
ellis, resigned. The home econom-
ics department OF the club will meet
"Wednesday afternoon OF next week
az the Rural high scnool building.
az which time Miss Amy Kelly. or the
university extension department will
be present 20 give demonstrations
and talk on nutrition and home eco
nomics subjects. All interested
women are invited and urged TO at
tend thls meeting.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-27
DEATH or @. T.. NoBERG
FATHER OF MRS. REID

Funeral services were held Sun
day afternoon 10 Twin Fails Tor o. p.
Moberg. father OF Mrs ". r. Reid
Of this place. who passed away AZ bis
home near Twin Pals Friday morn
ing. Mr.. M0berg was aged ST. and
was q pioneer mining and agric1l-
tural man ~ Idaho. and besides Mrs
Reid f. survived By two other daugh-
tiers, three sons and bis widow.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-27
EIGHT AND HALF ACRES
BEANS SOLD FOR $1,000

An eight and a half acre field
OF white beans yielded w r.
Chase and l.. b. Bowen who far
med this year near Curry. a cool
$1,000. according to Mr.. Chase.
who was IN town Saturday.
The yield was Al bushels TO
the acre and the crop was sold
for $500 a hundred This viii
make a return Of approximately
$125 an acre for this seasons
crop.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-27
MRS. CLARK WINNER or
POWER COMPANY CONTEST

Mrs. Morris b. Clark OF this place
was successful in winning a vacuum
sweeper. awarded BY the Idaho Pow
IT company a. a prize IN a guessing
contest az the county fair. Mrs
CLARK was one Of 3s7 persons who
participated in the event and her
guess as 70 the dust content Of two
3 4 IL feet rugs IN the w0men's rest
room on the fair grounds was the
most nearly accurate OF any Of those
submitted The rugs yielded five
pounds and three-fourths ounces Of
dust
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-27
RALLY DAY AT VI. H.
CHURCH SUNDAY MORNING

Sunday will be Rally day az the
Methodist church Sabbath school,
according TO L. S. Otto, superintend-
ent. An entertaining anG instructive
program will be given and much
good is expected to result from the
event. 1t Is expected that there will
be regular preaching services follow
ing the Rally day program which
will take place at the customary
Sunday school hour.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-27
Dairy Products Awards
of 1923 County Fair

Mrs. L. s Otto Of this place re-
ceired first premium on dairy butter
IN the dairy products division OF the
women's department az the county
fair. according 20 Secretary J. NJ
Market The awards Of this divi-
sion have not previously been pub
lished.
Mrs Frank Hayes. Filler. was win
ner ~ the second premium ribbon.
and Mrs. C. =. Crleser took third
Mrs. Theresa Martin. Mrs. william
Price and Mrs. Frank Hayes. won
frat. second and third PLACES. re-
spectireiy On their cottage cheese
entries
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-27
MAROA NOTES

Mrs. o. c. Johnston viii be hos
fs.s to the members Of the Maros
Noman's club Thursday afternoon
at her home a fourth mile west Of
nxroa school house.
There Will be weiner roast al the
haros school house. beginning al
400 O'Clock Friday evening The
election OF officers. and other basi-
ness pertaining 10 the Christian En-
sssror. will take up the fore part OF
the evening. Any one coming
dressed up viii be doused with
water. Mr.. and Mrs. XcCutchen Of
Pleasant View viii be there. and
vsry pleasant tims Is assured.