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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31
Reichert-D eKlotz

Miss Hazel Mae Deklotz. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deklotz OF
Peavey and Edward Reichert. well
known rancher OF this section were
married az the parsonage OF the
Methodist minister in Boise Satur-
day.
The newly married couple arrived
here Tuesday and were guests at the
home Of the brides parents where
they were greeted BY friends and rela-
tives Mr.. and Mrs. Reichert have
moved into the new ranch home re-
Gently completed BY the groom on his
farm southwest % here
The bride IL well kown IN this
community. having taught school IN
this county for = number Of years.
and IL = graduate OF the Iowa state
college at Ames.
For the past two or more terms
she has filled a teaching position IN
the spokane city schools. resigning
At the close Of the last semester last
week.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31
Items Abonf Tou,n
NEED A JUDGE

The question OF who will be Filters
next police judge and justice OF the
peace Is one that has not yet been
settled satisfactorily.
Since the resignation OF -. r. Phil
by from these offices sometime ago,
r. r. Albin village clerk has been
filling the office OF police Judge. ex-
officio. but IL takes action ON the
part OF the board OF county commits
sioners to name the Justice OF peace
Among those who have been men
toned for the place. none seem will
ling or DESTROYS OF accepting the APP
pointment. Even Frank Aibin. the
present police judge says he is anx-
ious to be relieved OF his duties.
Filler needs a Judge and there
seems to be a dearth OF legal minds In
the community willing to fill the
positions. Who is there that wishes
to wear the judicial robes of the two
courts mentioned
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31
Ground Hog Day
Is on Saturday

Saturday will be ground hog day.
and much Interest will attach 10
weather conditions on that day for
according 10 American mythology the
ground hos will make his appearance
and II he sees his shadow viii return
TO his Information for a period OF six
weeks. during which time winter will
continue.
II, however. he cannot see his
shadow. IL il certain that spring Is
here and winter is thing OF the pact
II the westher remains as II has
the past week. Mr. Hog will have
little difficulty Ia seeing Is form. re-
Elected on the ground, for the pleas
ant climatic conditions have been
matters OF much comment.
An occasional fury Of snow has
been followed by warm sunshine. and
indications are that the spring thaw
Is underway.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31
Kansas Club to
Meet in Buhl

The Kansas club of Bull will hold
its annual banquet this year on Fri
day, February /. instead OF January
29, as is the custom, says a notice
from Mrs. l.. G. Lacy. secretary OF
the executive committee. The state
ment says: Every former Kan
san is invited to this gathering
of the Kansas clan. II you do not
get card invitation il is because
we do not have your address. We
are going to try to have an interest
ing program as we'll as the usual
banquet. Come early and bring your
basket OF eats. The banquet will be
about 1880 10 8 O'Clock. followed by
the program. Hon. w. Orr Chap
man win be the speaker OF the eve
ming. He lives in Twin Falls. He
knows you and he knows your trou-
bles.
las that great Kansan, William
Allen White. told the minions OF
Wall Street twenty years ago, What
is the matter with Kansas" so to-
day on this anniversary OF the day
when Kansas entered the Union, Orr
Chapman can tell you what is the
matter with Idaho Come enjoy
yourself for one evening with the
former Kansas pioneers. who are now
pioneering the second time in south
ern Idaho"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31
Masons Will Honor
First Worshipful
Master in Nation
washington's birthday WIN he Sig
nal FOR Public Ceremonies b,
Filler Lodge. A. 4. A A. VI.

Filler lodge. No. Sc. A, y. a A. NJ.
will conduct public ceremonies ON
the evening OF February 20. at the
Methodist church honoring the ami
versary OF the birth OF George
Washington. the father OF his coun-
try, and the first worshipful master
OF a Masonic lodge In America
Decision 20 hold these services was
made at the last regular meeting OF
the local lodge and is In line with
custom long In vogue In Masonic
circles. However. this will be the
first such service held here. and is
carried out under the direction OF
Earl 8 LaHue. worshipful master
The addresses OF the evening win be
made by DR.. J. u. Gillian. OF this
place aud Frank L. stephan OF Twin
Falls. Mrs. O. n. shearcr and =. r.
Drake are In charge OF the musical
program and the general committee
Is composed OF Robert X Dillingham;.
chairman. DR.. A. A. Ncwberry and
Earl Munyon.
The public IN general n invited 10
the affair aud Il Is hoped 10 make
IL No successful that there will be
similar services annually.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31
LAD LOSES EYE
IN QUEER MISHAP
Following Injury 90 Organ by scis-
sors Son Of q. q. Victor Loses
Eye Playing with Calf.

Floyd. tho nine-year-old son Of
Mr. and Mrs. O C. Victor. residing
at Knull had the misfortune to lose
his right eye the first OF the week
when he was struck In an odd man
ner BY the horn OF a calf with which
he Was playing.
Five weeks ago the lad injured the
same eye In an accident with a pair
OF scissors. n IL said that the or
gan was rapidly improving from the
first injury but when u Was again
struck sunday. was pushed out OF
is socket. The child was taken 10
the county hospital for medical treat
ment following the unfortunate oc-
currence and was operated upon
Tuesday.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31
PARENT-TEACHER
MEETING FAVORS
BOX PEACE PLANS
DIR. J. ID. Gillian Addresses Monthly
Assembly az Central Building
Last Week.

Nearly 100 persons attended the
Parent-Teacher meeting held last
week at the Central building. Mrs.
A. r. Anderson. president OF the as
ISOLATION. was presiding Before the
regular business and the speaker OF
the evening a short program was
given by the pupils OF the fifth b
and third A grades under the direc-
ton OF their teacher. Miss Short
Those taking part were:
Song--Belva Stutsman. Lucille ste
phens, Virginia Sinclaire. Maurine
Buchanan. Josephine Cunningham.
The program consisted OF reci-
;ation. Wilmer Newberry; Indian
dance. Everett Grieser. George Rich.
Eugene Barrackman. Kenneth Pat
terson. Clarence Childs. Eugene
Moore. Howard Abel. Allen Schiller.
Harold Moore; recitation. Geraldine
Sneison; cradle song. Edith McElli-
gott. Mildred Turner. Faye Albin.
Shirley Allen. Geraldine Snelson; and
a piano duet. Grace Moore and Laura
Clark OF the high school
Or. j. ID. Gillian was introduced
and spoke Interestingly Of the COM
parative value OF the Filler cOmmun-
ity bean crop worth more than a mil
lion dollars and the crop OF boys and
girls. In a general way Dr. Gillian
spoke of the great importance OF CO.
operation on the part OF the parent
and teacher. More and more is this
being learned he said. and proof is
the fact that there are 50 many sue
ressful parent-teaeher organizations
In the country.
During the procedure OF new bust
ness several communications from /
The state president were read and
very masterful explanation and dis /
,ussion of the Box peace plan was
given by Arthur Anderson. Every /
?. T. A. in the United States has
been asked TO ballot on this question
rhe members present voted in the
favoring the plan pre-
Iented.
Following the regular meetig the
,uests were invited TO partake Of the
delicious refreshments served by the
Committee in the cafeteria room.
The next meeting Of the Filler Par
nt-Teaeher association will be IN
barge OF a committee composed Of
'atrons and the teacher OF the fifth
. grade. The members chosen for
his committee are Mesdames L. p.
yiseman. chairman. G. W. Case. p.
J. Dwight. w. n. Bunce. W. r. Les
els and Miss Bertha Berg. teacher
he date Of this meeting will be Feb
nary L.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31
IDAHO WONDER
is ACCEPTED
NAME OF BEANS
State Seed Show Endorses Name af
Recent Session: Avoids
Confusion.

Idaho Wonder Is the name which
has been officially adopted for the
famous bean grown In this district.
The influence OF the Idaho State
show has been brought bear on the
matter. and Il Is expected that here
after there will be little confusion Ia
the naming OF the local beans
The favorable attitude Of the State
Seed show toward the proposition Is
expressed In resolutions adopted az
the show lately held in Jerome. which
are as follows:
whereas. Considerable confusion
exists regarding te name OF GER
tain variety Of bean grown ia Idaho,
various known as Great Northern.
Montana White or Idaho Wonder:
and
Whereas. Idaho Is particularly
adapted TO the production OF this
high quality product and poduces
this variety OF bean 20 a greater ex-
tent than any other section OF the
country.
Now. therefore. be Il resolved.
That every grower. association. deal
or or other concern handling or deal
ing In this bean use the name Idaho
Wonder and. further, that all sacks
in which such beans are shipped 20
be sent out in branded bags bearing
conspicuousiy the name idaho Won
der; and be Il further resolved. that I
this association officially adopt this I
name for this variety OF bean. and /
further that the secretary OF the /
state Seed show send out 70 all deal
FRS IN this commodity a circular in
forming them OF this action.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31
BUILDING AND LOAN SUED
BY IT'S FIRNER EMPLOYEES

In an action filed Wednesday in
district court. X. s Peters and p. C
Lechleiter. formerly manager and
secretary. respectively. Of the Mutual
Building and Loan association. claim
damages from the association in the
sum Of s121.1fs.07. The complaint
recites that Peters and Lechleiter
we're employed October /. 1919, IN
der ten-year contract. and that they
we're notified November 10. 1921. By
the associations board OF directors
TO discontinue sale OF stock and
have not been permitted to remain
CT work under his contract
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31
CLUB NEWS

The home economics department
OF the Filler Woman's club met Wed
nesday afternoon of last week at the
Rural high school building with Mrs.
George Leonard in charge OF the
meeting. The following interesting
program was given:
A talk on High Prices and Mod
ern Problems OF Living" by Mrs. A.
n. Holmes; paper by Mrs. Charles
McCleary on Activities OF the Mod
ern Housewife" and a talk on In
comes and Family Budgeting' by
Mrs. II. II. Schildman. Mrs. George
Tucker read a article on Budget
ing" A general discussion, led by
Mrs W. ID. ellis on the subject.
Cuisines of the Household" then
followed.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31
CALL To BANDSMEN
TO FORM ORGANIZATION

Interest is developing in the
formation of local band. The
request is made that all those
who play instruments or are 9th
erwise interested in joining such
an organization TO notify either
Raymond Graves or l.. w. Hawk
ms at an early date.
II sufficient interest can be de
veioped in a band. Filler will have
one this summer. the hackers
state. and hope is expressed that
the response TO this appeal VIII
be widespread.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31

The Cosgriff sign company Of
Twin Pals started the erection Of a
large billboard on the south side Of
lover Main street yesterday Il was
the plan Of the oopeern 20 erect the
sign on the vacant corner iof adl0in-
ina the telephone building on the
east. but because these premises
were in the fire limits aud because
the proposed billboard was not con
sidcred fireproof u Eas decided BY
village authorities that authority
could not be granted for the cree
ton OF the board.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31

L. ID. Allen. street commissioner
says that the center OF Pliers con-
crete paving on Main street is show
ing appreciable wear. and that there
are but two solutions TO the problem.
One is 10 change the present park
ing system. having all cars park In
the center. and the other is TO spread
a thin coat OF bitulithic on the center
Of the street it's entire length. He
estimates the cost OF this az about
$500. and in is opinion would check
the wear for several seasons
lie sees possible danger Of the
center wearing so thin that the pave
ment will crack In time. although
there Is apparently no need for ur-
gent action in the matter In his opin-
ion.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31

Commencing this week the Ma
sonic hall will be open every Thurs
day evening for the accommodation
% members and visiting brothers. ac-
cording 10 Earl s. la Hue. worship
full master. Those desiring 20 i'm
prove themselves in rifuaiistic work
will have ample opportunity 10 do 20.
and an attempt will be made 70 form
classes for study. The new plan sill
slso provide place for the iDsirnc-
ton Of candidates for degrees. and
viii supply q fratsrnal meeting place
weekly.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31
CONGRESS FAVORS
AMERICAN FALLS
RESERVOIR PLAN
senate Expected 20 Add Needed APP
preparation OF r665. 900 Which
WIN he Accepted by House.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.--American
Falls reservoir Is at last ia favor
able position before congress and
there appears every prospect that the
desired sss5.00O recommended By
the interior department and budget
will be In the interior department
bill when II becomes a law
While the house. In adopting AN
American Falls amendment. did not
authorize the appropriation OF
single dollar. yet the action In adopt
ing a qualifying amendment vas adj
mlttediy taken In anticipation that
the appropriation will be inserted by
the senate. and IL this be done. the
mouse will accept the senate amend
ment.
cramfon indor~s Proposal.
When the house met Mr.. cramton
himself offered an amendment add
ing 10 the bill the appropriation ~
S66s,o0O TO begin work on the Amer
lean Falls reservoir. To safeguard
the government. however. he attach
ed four provisos. all OF which we're
acceptable 10 MI shepherd. the pro-
sisos stipulating that before any
American Fails appropriation should
be available. title 10 Fort Hall bot
tom lands shall be vested In the gov
eminent; that companies and dis
,ricts TO benefit under the Americas
Falls reservoir shall put up their pro-
rata share OF costs heretofore incur
red; that section 80 OF the June 10
contract shall be abrogated. and that
the Amer( an Falls district shalt put
up 81 100000 toward future con
struction.
A further proviso was added that
any company or district hereafter
coming In under the American Falls
reservoir shall be equally obligated
TO put up its pro rata share OF cost
IN advance.
islanton STOPS appropriation.
Representative Blanton raised a
point OF order against the proyisos.
claiming they were legislation aud
therefore out OF order on an sppro-
priatlon bill. Cramton thereupon
dropped two provisos. but Blanton
still objected and said be would coa-
,inue as long as this sss6.o0 APP
preparation remained In the amend
inent. cramton then took up the suK-
gestion OF Blanton and re-offered his
amendment. leaving out the
appropriation, but retaining all the
restrictions. To this there wns no
objection and the amendment In that
form was adopted by the house.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31
AUXILIARY orKS MEETING

An open meeting ~ the Legion
Auxiliary a. the home of Mrs George
Anthony will be held Monday after
noon 81 next week commencing ~
O'Clock. Every person eligible 20
IN the unit l. urged and
Invited 70 be present a. the guest
% the Organization
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31
Legion Post Plans
Public Dance For
Friday February q
Annual Wa~hington's Birthday Hall
WIN BE- Givru AT Gem Roof
Garden.

Extensive preparations are under
way for the annual Washington
birthday dance 10 be given by Filler
post OF the American Legion.
This year the dance will be a public
affair and as l. customary will bs
featured BY unusual music and spec
ial entertainment numbers.
The dance will be held the evening
OF February 2z az the Gem roof gar
den.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31
REVIVAL SERVICES START
SUNDAY AT MENNONITE
BRETHREN CHURCH

A series o. special revival services
will start az the Mennonite Brethren
in Christ church sunday, according 20
an announcement Tuesday By the
Rev. p S. Kagey, pastor 81 the
church The Rev and Mrs Timothy
Overholt Of Omaha. Neb.. are er-
pected TO - here the forcpart Of
next week to take charge OF the
services.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31
MINSTREL SHOW AT GEN
THEATRE on WEDNESDAY

Beck a walkers colored minstrel
troupe will be AZ the Gem theatre
Wednesday evening OF next week.
producing a program OF quartet Sc
iections. clog dancing. solos and jazz
music.
Mr.. Beck. who was here Monday.
says he Is proud Of his organization
which totals nine persons. most OF
them being well known artists bud
da Carson and Don Morton are co.
medianE that always make q hit; and
Garfield Howell. bass soloist. with
the Harmony quartet. has sung for
the phonogrsph people
The jazz orchestra ~ open for
dance engagement after the show.
and n Il probable that there will be
a dance here that evening.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31
INSTITUTE FRIDAY LAST

The schools Of the county were
closed Friday 10 enable the teachers
70 attend one-day institute held at
Twin Falls under the direction OF the
county superintendent OF schools,
Miss Charlotte Pond.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31
TREES PRUNED
ALL OVER TOWN

Extensive tree pruning operations
have been carried out all over town
the past few weeks, resulting in the
tall populars presenting an odd look.
The work of the trimming the rank
tree growth has been carried on most
ly by employ ees OF the Idaho Power
company and the Farmers Mutual
Telephone company
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31
Filler TO CLASH
With CASSIA MEN
FRIDAY EVENING
Two Victories from Bull on Local
Floor Last Week In Slow
Games.

The local high school basketball
team will play the Burnley tossers
here tomorrow night. This promise.
10 be more interesting game than
was played here last week when
Filler won from Bull, 2S To IA. The
local girls also won from the west
enders last week, 22 TO TO-
Burnley, as usual has good team
says the dope. Burnley and Oakley
have had two games this season, each
winning one. Rupert defeated Bur
ley early In the season. but Burnley
also defeated Blackfoot early in the
season and is considered the best
contender for the district champion
ship. The team is composed OF about
the same men as last year.
In the Bull games there were
many fouls and the boys game might
have been called slow Mullins and
Layne starred for Bull. Lapp was
high point man for the locals with
Love a close second
The line-ups were as follows:
Filler. Position. BUHL
LaPP -------------- hutiihS
Right Forward
5hlhn Layne
Left Forward
Diehl .-...-..---.--.----.....-----.-. Van Ostran
Center
Love ------------------------------ Machacheck
Right Guard
Auhins -------.--------.---------------- M0rrles
Left Guard
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31
BELIEVE ~ SIGNS

During the tourist season residents
Of Filler are kept busy denying that
this is Twin Fails. All because Of
huge sign that is permitted 10 remain
az the west end Of Main street. bear
Ing the words Twin Pals" and
pointing directly down the towns
main thoroughfare
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31

Mrs. A. W. sharp returned 10 her
home In Colorado today after visit
Of several weeks duration with reia-
tives here.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31

r. y. Horting is recovering from
a severe ease OF the mumps.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31

Mrs Ronald Graves left today for
salt Lake 10 visit relatives During
her absence. Mrs. y. c. Graves OF
Boise will care for the household
duties at the Ronald Graves home.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31

Col. z. o. Walter returned ssfur-
day from Samps where he sucfioned
successful livestock sale for sasser
a Musser. Thursday. Tbs top SCI
cured In the sale OF Holstesu Fr<issia
cattle was t3so.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-28
New Richmond Doctor
Uses A SnoWmObile

New Richmond--Dr. O. Hoyt Epley
is getting around the country this
week in a Snowmobile which his
friend, Thomas Thompson, Ford deal
er at Barron brought to him Sunday.
Mr.. Thompson made the IS miles
here from Barren in two hours and
fifteen minutes.
The snowmobile is a creation of
mixed breed with traces of Ford, bob
sled and caterpillar tractor. 1t has
runners eight inches wide on the front
the steer it. The tank effect is in the
back where wide studded belt cir
cles the regular Ford wheels, tires
and all. and an extra paic of wheels
are set in front of them to carry the
belt.
The axels are shortened to give a
tread accommodating seld tracks.
DR.. Epley says it is the only motor
driven contraption that will negotiate
all kinds of roads. 1t is only a mat
ter of time until at least one of them
will constitute the winter equipment
of New Richmond doctor, he assur-
es us.-News.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-28
Two Victories
For River Falls

The "Stout" special, which took
about 200 rooters to Menomonie last
Friday evening brought home the
bacon, the Red g. White repeating
its former conquest of the Trainers.
The score was "a to 10 in favor of
River Falls.
Tuesday night the st. Mary's col
lege quint from Winona was given a
neat trimming by Capt ziebell's crew
in the local gym. 1t was spirited
battle featured by considerab g rough
play on the part of the over-anxious
visitors. The final score was 20 to Is
in favor of River Falls.
Coach Eggebrecht's proteges left
this morning to invade the Stevens
Point and Platteville courts, playing
the former tonight and the latter on
Saturday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-28
High School Girls
Lose at WoOdville

The River Falls high school girls
basketball quint took the STOUT
special" as far as Woodville last
Friday night, and met their first de-
feat of the season iii a game with the.
high school girls there.
Woodville took the lead early, and
the end of the first quarter had ten
points while the Orange & White
went scorless.
Three field baskets and free
throw by Dorothy Baird, and field
shot by Phyllis Griffin brought River
Falls total to 9, and at the END of
the half the score was 1919 in favor
of Woodville.
Phyllis Griffin made a field shot
for River Falls only score in the
second half, while Woodville scored
two from the field and three free
throws, bringing their total to IL.
The Woodville girls will be here
for return game, and the Orange &
White girls expect to even up the.
seasons honors then.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-28
Crabtree At Chicago
Issues School Warning

Chicago-Certain "money-minded
persons" and two noted eastern edu-
Gators were charged here Saturday
by j. w. Crabtree, secretary of the
National Educational association, with
efforts to restrict the growth of the
public school system.
Mr.. Crabtree named Nicholas Muir
ray Butler, president of Columbia
university, and DR.. Henry c. Prich-
EFT, president of the Carnegie founda-
ton, with providing the "enemies of
the public schools" with their ammu-
milton.
Fear of high taxes is the reason
for the opposition, Crabtree declared.
The last report of the Carnegie
foundation, prepared by DR.. pritchett,
gives powerful weapon to the OPP
ponents of the public schools by de-
ploring the cost of maintaining the
system, Crabtree said.