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Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-07
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
January 7, 1909

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Holt, who
are well known here, left Redlands
in their private car, Francisco
for Newton, Missouri, Mr.. Holt s
former home. They will be accom-
lanied on their return by Mr..
Holt S parents.
F. w. Waite is completing a cot
tagc ON his ranch three miles south
of El Centre, and intends to move
his family there soon.
County Superintendent j. f. Carr
received a petition for the forma-
ton of new school district to be
known as the Wideawake. -
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-07
Don't Worry Over
Being Buried
Alive

BEND, Ore, Feb. 7.-Inspired
by recent pre- accounts Of the
possibilities of persons being bur
ried alive, A. M. Bartholomew
has invented an alarm to give
warning from under the sod
that life still exists within the
coffin.
The device is so delicate that
any subterranean movement
would set off an alarm.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-07
TEN YEARS AGO
January 7, 1914

Mrs. A. H. Griswold gave a pref
tilv appointed luncheon for Mrs.
P. c. Martin, district chairman OF
History and Landmarks, California
Federation of Women s Clubs. 9th
er guests included Mesdames Will
S Fwcett, Dan V. holland, Rob
ert B. Vale, w. G. Conley, A. An
Acrson, and j. Il. Stevenson of lm-
erial.
Jack Tehcn, Los Angeles real cs-
tate agent, is here looking at pros
pcctivc business openings.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-07
MAN ARRESTED IN
l.. A. AS VIOLATER
OF VOLSTEAD ACT

LOS ANGELES, Feb. ii. Roy
Owens of Seattle, was released from
custody on $1,000 cash bond here to-
day, following his arrest on fugi-
tive warrant issued in the northern
city, charging him with violating
the Volstead act. Owens declared
the arrest was "spite work.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-07
INQUEST HELD OVER
ELEJTRCCUTED LITEMAN

SANTA ANA, Feb. An in
quest was to be held here today
over the remains of G.. p. Guna,
Southern California Edison Compa-
Nv lincman, who was clectrocuted
Yesterday when he picked up a
wire carrying 1000 volts OF cleo
tricity.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-07
DAN DOBB
SAYS

A girl bandit was caught in
Cleveland. This one used gun,
but all of them don't.
1t got so cold in New Englanad
recently all the girls were shimmy-
ing without trying.
"a glance at the sky shows the
stars are not all alike says
science writer. A glance at Holly
wood divorce figures shows he is
right.
Put hair oil in the mayonnaise
and it may 60 to your head.
Orange, Calf, thieves who stole
$1,000 worth of chilli pepper must
be having hot time.
Boys who got caught TRYING to
blow up school need to be taught
a lesson.
Some senators don't want George
Christian on the Federal Trade
Commission. Mebbe a Christian
would help 'em.
All a musician does for a living
is play around.
Calling a bigger man Il liar is not
healthy.
Let your clothes get on the bum
and you are the bum.
News from Paris. Pair Of stock
ings sold for $500. Once we saw
some looking like Il million dollars.
News from London. More troube
in sight. A British Henry Ford
will make 10000 autos this year.
News from Greece. King may get
his job back. lie s lucky. IT'S
easicr than running u cafe.
Statistics show 45,093 ,982 lunches
of bananas sold last year. Popular
song writers are big liars.
Seattle man and girl got orrcst-
ed for stealing smelling salts, Sc
now they both need sol mc.
Several shows in New York arc
said to be so naughty the tickets
arc sold out six weeks in advance
New invention studies the sea
bottom. Goes down four miles. That
is another deep study.
The difference between movies ant
vaudeville it that In the former th,
audience does the talking.
The average ,ove affair bcpin
with a kiss. That is why kissing il
considered dangerous.
Crime could be decreased By lie
rreasing originals.
I
| Bob Cat IS 'cyes and nose.
| Oilj wow Oilj JO". Ol' kp'-"hoO
choO. Kcr-chOO-cho0!' sueezcd th
Bob Cat. And he sneezcd himscl
backward down the slippery stop'
and away he ran, with salt on hi
tail and pepper in his eyes. SO Ii
| didn t nibbie the bunny af,cr al
And ] IN glad; arcn T you?
SO if the looking glass docsn
try to read the paper Of pins an
ret nll atuek M. | Ill toll Won neA
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-07
RETURNS HOME TO
FIND WIFE NEAR
DEAD AS SUICIDE
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 7.-George
Nixon, %, returned home at-
ter his mysterious disappearance
Friday, to find his wife near death
as the result of her attempted sui
eide.
Nixon is believed to have wander
cd from home because Of his de
ragged mental condition. His wife,
grief stricken, tried to kill herself
Monday, and is not expected to live.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-07

produced 28lO pounds Of Luttyr-
fat during the month, or an aver
age per COW Of 5G,2 pounds butter
fa'.
27 Poor Cows Sold
During this month 27 unurotit-
able COWS were sold by members Of
tie Cow Testing Association and
three purcbrcd bulls were pIrchas-
cd by them.
Listed below are the cows which
were tested during January and
which produced - pounds or more
Il buttert4t for the month.
IR.-18f. DE
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-07
Looking Backward
NINETEEN YEARS AGO
what the Press Files Tell OF
Imperial Valley fer This Date
In Past Years

January z, 1906
II, c. Oakley of Los Angeles IS
looking after his business inter
ests in the vicinity of Bra'rley.
c. S. Mead of Yakima, Washing
ton, and land owner both there
and here, is spending several days
in Brawley looking after his pro-
pcrtv.
Mrs. Maggie McGirk left for a
few days trip to Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-07

NEWARK, y. Joe Ray, Amer
ica's star middle distance runner,
failed to overcome Il handicap of
125 yards imposed upon him and he
finished fifth in the special mile
race at the Newark A. G. games last
night. Mack Knights of st. An
thony club, New York, won the race
in 1926 4-5.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-07
YOUNGBLOOD DID
NOT WORK FOR
VARNE Y S T D II e

Through an error on the part Of
q Press informant, Tuesday 5 pap
er stated that King Younghlood,
under arrest in Hot Springs, Arkan-
sas, was formerly cashier Of Var
ncv Brothers store at CalcXicO.
Toby District Atthncy Utlcy
Informed the Press thai Young
blood had not been employed by
the firm but had succeeded in OBJ
tanning several hundred dollars
worth Of merchandise from Narncy
Brothers and other CalcXico firms
without paying for it.
SHREVEPORT, La.--" Bo" Nc
MILAN, football coach at Centenary
college, will not return TO Centre
college as successor to Charley Mo
ran because he could not agree to
s1rertaiu rouditious,n he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-07

A girl bandit was caught in
Cleveland. This one used gun,
but all of them don't.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-07

1t got so cold in New Englanad
recently all the girls were shimmy-
ing without trying.
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PARA TENER OPCION A ESTE
REGALO:

Ell unico requisite para obtener estos
tres hermosos libros, es pagar por an
ts"ipafo 10 suscrci6n de un ano a la Re-
vista PUERTO RICO ILUSTRADO, sea
Ia suma de So. Por esta insignificant
te suma tiene usted derecho al regalo
de los tres libros la suscrici6n por
todo el ano 1925. Ell precio actual de
suscricion dicha Revista no sufre alte-
racion alguna.
Actualmente ell suscritor paga 81 so
'-'o@os o sea Sc 90 al ano, 81
efectta el pago en- cuatro veces. Sin en-
barge, pagando $5. SO de una sola vez,
aparte de no sufrir molestias con ell CO.
bro, ell suscritor obtendra una economic
de so centavos EN- el aio de suscrici6n,
y recibira enteramente gratis-siendo ell
franqueo de nuestra cuenta,-las tres
magnifcas obras que mas arriba Sc de-
italian.
Los actuales suscritores que Sc hallen
al corriente en- el pago. de sus Quotas, asi
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"THE PORTO RICO DRUG CO."
DEMANDADoS
coBRo DE sALARIo
RESOLUTION DE LA coErE

La demandante, Ell este case, Mer-
ctdes Martinez radico una demanda en-
esta co-tc reclamando los demanda-
dos ''The Porto Rico Drug Co., IL
srma dc S32.10, en- eoncepto de In mes
lie sueldo que es en- deber la deman-
dante en- su caracter de empleada que
fue en- las oficinas de dicha Corpora
cj5n demandada, por haberla esta de-
iado cesante, sin causa j2stificada.
Las. parties comparecieron asistidas
d% sus 'recpectivos abogados la deman-
dante, por conducto de su aboGado Sc,
nor Car;nelo Honors, quien su vez
ccmparece como Jefe del Negociado del
Trabajo, Ell representation del Conf
sionado de Agriculture y Trabajo. Y
la corporation demandada, por medic
dtl letrado sedor Jose de Jestls.
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cablos, unidas relacionadas por una
perfecta sinoninnia.
Ell articulo 292 del C6digo de Conner
clio, dice ssi:
Los comerciantes podran encO-
mendar a otras personals, ademas
de los factores,. ell desempeno cons
tante, en- su nombre Y POI: su cuen-
ia, de alguna algunas gestiones
propias del traficc que Sc dedi-
quen, en- virtud del pacto escrito
verbal consignandolos en- sus re-
glamentos las compaffas Y comuni-
candolo los particulares por avisos
pnblicos 0 por medic de circrlares
sus corresponsales.
"Los actos de estos dependencies
mandatarios singulares, no obi
garan a su principal sin6 en- las
operaciones propias del rano que
observation-disclosures les estuviere en-
comendada'.
Ell ilrstre tratadista don Vicente Ro-
nero Gir6n en- sus anotaciones 0
concentrates al citado artfculo, dice 10
siguiente
"Alguna relaci6n tiene este artf-
culo con los 1SS, 189 y 100 del Co
digo de 1920, de los cuales Sc ha
extractado el fondo del mismo, 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-12

JAMAs EsTA PERDlDo
un objeto hasts que IN Aunncto sn
Ell MUNDo no se 10 devusiv&p ].
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Pagina as
ou1EN pAeARA Los ANuNcros7

CUIEN PAGARA Los ANUNcEcs?
Segln una teoria, el annncio 10 pa
ga "qilien no anuncia", por 10 Iue
deja de ganar. segdn otra teoria, el
anuncio ha de ser repetido.
he aqui una escala que demuestra
Ell efecto de las inserciones dc un
anurcio en- el lector:
la. vez: FL lector no Sc fla Ella Ell
anuncio.
"a. vez: So fla en- 81, pero no 10
lee.
ga. veg: Lo lee medias.
4a. vez: Lo lee entero.
5a. vez: Comienza interesarle.
6a. vez: Piensa sobre las ventajas
anunciadas. a.
Ia. vez; Cuenta su dinero y pjen-
sa comprar
ga. vez :Compra Ell artfculo.
Ga. vez: Sc 10 comunica sus ami
gos.
4 20 veces: Los amigos 10 compran.
100 veces: El articulo 'comienZa a
tener fama
1000 eveces: FL anunciante Sc hace
mi1lonario.--
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-12
bien introduciendo variantes

bien ir1troduciendo var1anteS I'M
pOrtantes, siendo una de elias la de
haber inyentado una clasc de man
datarios, o mejor dicho, un nombre
que no existfa en- ell CGdigo antique ::
nos referimos a los dependencies.
A juicio nuestro, 10 que sc ha pre-
tendido en- el Codigo VICENTE es ha-
Ger una division de Ia antigua cla-
sc de los mancebos, incluyendo en-
la primera a los que tienen capaci-
dad poderes especiales para de-
sempe1ar en- nombre Y por cuenta
del principal alguna de las opera
clones gestiones del trafico a que
Sc dedican, previa la consigna
cion communication a que
Sc refiere el apartad0 primero del
artfculo que comentamos; y en- Ia
segunda, la de aquellos dependien-
teS autorizados unicamente para
comprar vender al contado den
tro del mismo establecimiento."
Es irdudable pues, que dentrc
iel sentido jurfdico en- que Sc ha trai
10 al nueyo C6digo de Concrete la pa
laDra dapcndiente, sin precedente al
yuno Ell Ell antique C6digc, cabe afr
mar qae Ell Observation-Disclosures es
Ia neees9riamente comprendido dentrc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-12

como todas las demas personas en- ge-
neral, pueden remitirnos oportunamente
la suma de SIS, SO para cubrir su suscri-
cion por ell ano de enero diciembre de
1925. En- cuanto al envio de los libros,
Ia empresa de PUERTO RICO Illus
TRADO comenzard remitirlos fines
de diciembre proximo; y solo tendran
derecho ese regalo las personals que
hayan abonado el importe de un aha de
suscricion.
Este importantisimo regalo es real
mente ell tnico en- su genero. pues 81 Sc
tiene ell cuenta que el valor de los tres
libros es So 90, resultara cue toda per-
soma puede obtener por la suma de 50 so
la suscrici6n de PUERTO RICO Illus
TRAD0 durante ell ano pr6ximo. Nues-
tro regalo Sc hace extensive tambien pa
ra toda persona que pague $6.50 que
resida en- Estados Unidos. Los residen~
tes en- Santo Domingo, Cuba Mejico, Es-
pafia otros paises extranjeros, deberari
pagar SO. 90 por el ano de suscrici6n
los tres libros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-12

GOul0 N6CnOS CcC1C4d4CO NAC A1
inands, Sc alega que la demandante
era una empleada como oficinista de la
demandada con un sueldo de $3.50 Sc
| ,nanales. sea S32.10 mensuales. Que
Ia demandante durante estuvo emplea-
da con la demandada cumplio todos sus
deberos a plena satisfaction. Que ala
por los prineros dias del mes de set1em
bre en- momentos en- que Ia demandan-
te habia Salido de su trahaJo Y Sc oil
rigia a su hogar, fue atrapada por IN
autom6vil en- la parada 19, de Santur-
ce. s,lfriendo Ia fractura del brazo IL
lcliertlo cerca de la articulation, y que
nor este motive tuvo que permanecer
en- cana drrante cinco senanas, baJo
tratamitnto m6dico. Que oportunamen-
ts Sc di6 cucnta al Manager de Ia de-
mandada. ouien manifesto estar confor-
l,ne ell conservar la colocaci6n Ia de-
nsandante, hasta que estuviera en- buen
es,ado de ealud. Y que una vez dada de
alta ALA por Ell de octubre, compare
clio la demandante a cQnnplir los debe-
res dc su cargo, habiendo sido notifi-
cada per ell Manager de la demandada,
que la plaza habia sido cubierta que
uuedaba por tanto cesante.
Sc contest6 por la demandada, admi-
tiendo re5er recibido aviso del acclden-
ts ocurrido a la demandantc, pero ne
gando, ure Sc obhgara ofreciera con-
servar n colocacion la demandante
Ehasta ell restablecimiento de Ia misma,
alagandn en- contrario, que aun supo-
niendo que tai promesa hubiera existi-
! do, no hebria existido consideration .
causa para Ia misma. Tambien, como
materia de defensa alega que la de-
nlanda no aduce hechos suficientes
para cnnstituir una causa de accion.
No obstante, por la representation
dc la corporation demandada fueron
! aceptadcs los hechos de la demanda,
nero sosseniendo al misno tempo que
!, ell articuIo 302 del C6digo de Concrete
en- que Sc hace basar la accion inter
puesta. no es APPLICABLE una ofic1n1sta
" 81 exclusivRmente "Factores, de-
pendientos mancebos de ,comercto'
1 Y en- apcyo de clio, cita dicho precepto
que rep-oducido por nosotros, dice asi:
4: e'Artfculo 3o2: En- los casos en- que
ell ernp4f1o no tuviere tempo sehala-
i do, cualquiera de las parties podra
darlo por fenecido, avisando 'a
otra .c,n un mes de anticipation.
''El factor mancebo tendra de-
recho, en-. este csso, al sueldo que CO"
| rresponda dicha mesada'.
Y al interpreter este precepto, la re-
presentation de la demandada, arguye:
''Al interpreter este articolo debe-
mos tenor en- cuenta la regla cardi-
nal dc hermeneutica legal que dice:
''E1pressio unius est exclusio alte-
RUS. de modo que al referirse al
C6digo de Comercio al factor al
marcebo, excluye a cualquter otra
ocupacion que no sea las antes men
cionadas. Desde luego, no excluye
al dependiente de comercio, porque
ell dapepdiente ell mancebo es Ia
nisnla cosa, simpIemente que ode
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de la doctrina del articulo 302 de d.
cho cuerpo legal, y pcr tanto Ia acci6n
es precadente en- la forma en- que ha
sido interpuesta, y la Demands constsne
h,chos suficientes, mucho mas, una rec
introducida en- ella la ennienda acofoa-
da po- consentimiento mutuo dc las
p1rtes, con permiso de la corte,, ca ei
sentido de que la corporation demands
tla es una dedicada al concrete en- la
ciudad de San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Y habi6ndose sometido ell case por
Ia demandada, con la sola alegao6u
de que un oficinista no es un depen-
diente maucebo de comercio, y de
acuerdo con la opinion antsrioruae eats
cxpuesta, procede declarar con iugar
| Ia denianda, v en- su consequences, SO
condena los demandados The Porto
Rico Drug Co., que paguen la de-
mandante Mercedes Martinez Garcia, Ia
sdlna u.ontante de una mesada equiva-
ients Ia cantidad de $32.1o, sin espe-
cial condemnation de costas.
I'm San Jran, de Die. de 1924. =
Pedro HIANZANo AvIso
JJRz
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Los HTDRoLITINEs Dr.. GEAU yan
envasados en- sobres perfectamente ce
rrados, separados los productos en-
su interior para evitar las absorciones
higrometricas. Sc conservan siempre
frescos.
A todos los consumidores que pi..
dan tres cajas de HIDRoLITENEs
DR.. GRAU, Sc les hara entrega de I'm
elegante vase de cristal
En- las buenas farmacias o dirocta-
mente de Jose Combas, peyork. Box
162. San Juan Advt
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EOfrecemos un surtido de SO Tarjetas
HoBtsies al Bromu-o, dc Ia mejor calidadl,
Cd coloTcs brillantes; postales con dibu
f6s florales en- ltografia; postales sepias
nate brllantes on gran variedad de
dissACsy y colores, con frases apropiadas
Al felicitaoiones de HAscua Ano Euevo.
aPrecio del ,surtido de 80 postales, fran
dneo pagado, 500,
Aprcveche la oportunidad de obtener
ppr an d6lar postales que representan
an vR'or cuatro o cinco veces mayor.
Envta 81 valor con ell pedido No acep-
tamos pedidos c. o. D. por no aceptar-
loe II oficina de correos, por tarjetaa
pnstales.
3 rs BRILLIANT TRADING COMPANY
y SO Pearl Sc. New York, N.
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hbros de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-12
In eIegante y rlagnifCo rega|o para los
sQsdiptOres de puerto Rico IIustrado'
Tres mOsOs brS de 200 pagpas da unO tdamG lmpeO en-
pape SUPERIOR COneniendo Ia mas SeeCa nesde amena Rua


papd SUPERIOR COntendO Ia mas Soda, lGedne amena eCua
Empresa PUERTO UsTRADo de contribuir
place magnfc regao peonas que
del 1tno conssto
"Leyendas
del enent htoiado Cayetano Coll "Fionego de cun
tos Pororueo Poesas Caute Bentez Hoy hrndanos
pGbco dnca oponidad de adq SIN cOSTO ALGUNO oos
bros que mero positive
He aquf ell detaNe de los msmos
PRIMER REGALO:
cUENTOS LTERARIOS Y PEDACOCCOS-Por ngne literato
oador Federico Degea nonbre noabe sno de go
vida Todos los gran
cidos odos hogaes
consotadora papta del stre desaparecido
SEGUNDO REGALO:
CARMELA (noVa portorriqueha) ustre Matias
de
cPconal
por el sentmnto la emo6n papan desde los pros
tuos de tan hermosa production. tfs4'
TERCER REGALO:
hacer eogo gno de
Ventd cuando
las poesas recopadas
eza enocion enura 0uen
e Ia sierra asl Podra coprend magnud
sdad Irica del bardo
portada del dbujante Rodan color constven
SIN aguna bante
ma mejor galard6n
cIura -
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|ImpOrtante opinion del Hon.
Ayi10.- question CT Que
los enlpIeddOs

CoRTE MUNICIPAL DE SAN JUAN,
PTO. RICO. ACcIcN CIVIL, NO
MERCEDES MARTINEZ
DEMANDANTE
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-08-21

pressure cooker as does the club, and
from the interest displayed at this time,
it seems probable that the food depart
menf Of the fair will be the biggest and
best ever shown in the county.
Entry Regulations
Club 'cntries win be governed by the
same rules and regulations as individ-
ual entries. Zach club viii be allowed
one entry in each class open for clubs,
and that may, Of course, be selected
from the products Of the members Of
that club.
In competing FOR the sugar donation
BY the Amalgamated Sugar company,
all products must be made Of beet sug
ar, and in competition for the flour
prizes the product must be made Of
flour made by the Twin Falls Milling &
Elevator company.
These rules apply 10 both club and
entries.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-08-21

Moscow, where Mr.. MeAtee has accept
ed position for the coming school term
~ principal Of the Whitworth grade
school Mr.. McAtee will supervise the
work Of from Is 10 Is instructors.
He is the former principal Of the Ma
roa schools, and for the past year has
been al Albion attending the state nor
NAL school. graduating from there this
GUNNER. At Moscow, it is his inten-
tion Of pursuing university studies on
the side, in order to get his degree in
the course of a couple Of years.
While at Moscow, MIR. and Mrs. Me
Aztec will be quartered at 220 south As
bury street. They made the trip By
auto. shipping their household goods
by truck.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-08-21
HAMMERS : DEUSEN

The marriage OF Miss Anna C.
Deusen. and Henry e. hammers, for
merly one Of the publishers OF The
Filler Record and a pioneer Filler
young man, took place Friday Aug
ust al Sidney, o.. according to an
nouncements received here last week
A Sidney news paper carried the
following account:
"A quiet wedding took place ar
the st. Paul's parsonage Friday af-
ternoon when Henry f. hammers
was united I'm marriage to Miss
Anna Catherine Duesen. Re v. Wo-
bus officiating.
The bride came from Seattle.
Washington, a few days ago and
was guest at the E. o. hammers
home. The groom came from the
west about a year ago and is now
employed by the Magee Brothers,
printers at Piqua and the bride is a
nurse.
They will meke their home on
$50 Grant avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. hammers will
entertain with a dinner Sunday in |
honor OF their son and his bride"
Both the contracting parties are
well known here. The bride held |
the position OF anethesist and X-ray
specialist at the county general hos
pitai for an extended period. Since
then she has been in Arizona, and
more recently at the home of her
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Deusen at
Washington.
Since leaving here two years ago
Mr.. hammers followed his trade as
printer and linotype operator in
California, before returning to the
home OF his parents IN Ohio.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-08-21

fered By the Twin Falls Grain { Mil
ing company; and the pressure cooker
Offered BY the Reynolds Bros. company
Of Twin Fails, Filler and Bull; 50 the
fair i urging that each club gets its
best bread maker busy to win for the
club a hundred pounds Of flour dons-
ted BY the Shone Mist mills, as well a.
the best Gamers OF fruits, vegetables
and meats 70 win the sugar prizes and
the pressure cooker.
Canned Products
Attention should be given TO neatness
and attraetiyeness Of appearance, that
il, that uniform kinds Of cans and
glasses and uniform placing Of labels be
observed, bat tumble pack will not bar
FOUR exhibits. Quality and flavor will
cunt a. much as appearance. Place
he labels an equal distance from the
op.
Club members individually as well az
very woman in the county are urged
o enter exhibits and the individual
as an equal opportunity TO win the
ash premiums, the sugar, flour and
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-08-21
Women's Clubs of
County Cooperate
in Exhibit Work
Unusual Prizes Offered This Year and
Docial Entertainment VIII
Attract Many
(By cub Publicity Committee,

fBy Club Publicity committee)
The ~ women clubs u this
county are this re,r taking much inter
81 Ia the county faif. partly because
- The special premiums which are of.
fefed To- the first tihc this year, and
partly because ~ the interest which
vas created last year 10 the social en-
teftainment furnished BY the various
~omen's clubs 81 the county.
Zach women , club iris year. 70 make
o complete entry, should enter eollee.
tions u fruit. Jelly, vegetables meat
ana bread. u j. possible not only for
me clubs 10 win the cash premiums,
Dut also ne sugar given BY The Anal.
samated Sugar company; the flour Of J
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-08-21

WANTED-for the Twin Falls Coun-
ty Fair: Two to four tons of
baled Timothy hay. Six to eight
tons of bailed Alfalfa hay. first
cutting preferred. Thirty loads OF
loose straw. ]. Nj. Markell. Secre-
tary 21-tf.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-08-21
MATEE WILL TAKE WORK
UNIVERSITY WIFI r EMPLOY
ED AS SCHOOL PRINCIPAL,

Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. MeAtee passed
through here Friday on their way to
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-08-21
WAN TED

WANTED-Married man with ear to
represent large manufacturing con-
eern. Only worker looking for adj
vaneement need apply. See Harry
Musgrave. Filler. 23-ltc