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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-05-22
WAsHINcToN

The department Of justice will con
tinue It's proceedings against Senator
Wheeler, Democrat, Montana. under
Indictment In his home state despite
the senator's exonsratiOn by a senate
committee. Attorney General Stone
said he saw no reason for a change In
the departments attitude and that no
reason appeared for dismissing the
proceedings.
The question OF ownership Of oil
and gas rights on the GebO Dome In
Hot Springs county. Wyoming, near
the town OF ThsrmoDoIis was the sub
ject OF a protracted hearing at the
department OF the interior.
Congress has put It's final seal OF
approval on Japanese exclusion by
overwhelming maIorities Of 30s 10 SO,
In the house and 90 TO o In the senate.
Opening to entry OF s265 acres OF
public land In Mckinley and San
Junn counties. New Mexico. was an
nouneeG by the Interior department.
The lands are coal bearing and sub
Ject only 10 surface homestead and
desert land entry.
Investigation OF the naval reserve
leases was resumed by the senate oil
committee. with another quarrel
among committee members.
Several widely known men were on
department Of justice rolls as $l-a-
year secret service men when At
tOrney General Stone took office last
month, but the last Of them has been
separated from the service.
Favorable report Of the Hoch re-
solution TO direct the interstate com
merce commission 10 investigate the
rate structure with a view 10
a general readjustment was ordered
BY the house commerce committee.
by unanimous vote the senate COM
nittee investigating the indictment
n Montana Of Senator Wheeler,
Democrat. Of that state, decided to
lose Its inquiry without taking fur
her testimony.
President Coolidges veto Of the
3ursum old soldiers pension bill,
he first Of u series Of vetoes expect
d TO feature the windup Of this ses-
ion Of congress, was sustained in
he senate by hairsbreadth-only /
no vote TO spare.
Secretary OF the Navy Wilbur is
repairing 10 take up with congress |
no question OF the pay OF sailors. |
teps already have been taken To in
rease the pay OF firemen and machin.
It's mates. but enlisted men claim
zero Is sim much to be done. The
hole enlisted pay schedule. II is
elieyed 10 certain to be reviewed Z
nd ultimately revised, upward. secre-
ny Wilbur IL expected TO lay the en-
re matter before the next session Of
'ngress.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-05-22
WHY DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
SWAMP ROOT

For many years druggists have watched
with much interest the remarkable record
maintained by DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root,
the great kidney, liver and bladder medi-
cine.
II is a physicians prescription.
Swamp-Root is q strengthening medi-
cine. It helps the kidneys, liver and
bladder do the work nature intended they
should do.
Swamp-Root has stood the test of years.
II is sold by all druggists on its merit and
II should help you. No other kidney medi-
cine has so many friends.
BE sure TO get Swamp-Root and start
treatment at once.
However, if you wish first TO test this
great preparation, send ten cents to Dr.
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, n. Y, for .
sample bottle. When writing, be sure
and mention this observation-disclosures
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-05-22
GERMANY LAND OF
QUEER CONTRASTS
Changes ObserUed by Trau-
eiers Since Great War.

We ask the waiter about an unfa'
mlliar gemuse on the menu. writes
Viola Paradise Ia the New Republic
lie disappears. and presently q
Nhitebearded scholar approaches, ad'
justing bis pincenex. lie speaks Ia
only slightly accented English. "You
Inquire about this yegetaDieT
-Oh. you are VERY Kind
1T Is somewhat Hike your turnip IN
fasor. bat II ls not root. II II no'
Of the mustard family" Follow Latin
botanical terms. and then tho startling
conclusion IN q matter Of fact voice;
"po you wish 10 order ltT'
We are taken aback. -Oh. the walt
er-"
mo matter. lie Is taking care Of
my table We often exchange"
We give our order In embarrnss'
menL "Buf surely" one Of us ex-
piodes. you sound more like a seien-
tist than waiteri~
moments pause Then he says:
The lady is astnte. NY ilfe-before--
~aa devoted 10 science. Now u II
easier 10 sustain life serving vegetables
than teaching them. A little nsh.
perhapsi II Is excellent today"
When an accident happens ia Berlin.
scatier vanish. Otherwise you Will be
held - a witness. whsch Il not with
out its eompensations Motor car ae-
eident; smashed wheels An American
nanntera 40 90 regard the scene. Sud
denly he realizes that he IL alone ex'
eept for the active participants. He
must come along a. witness. the
police Insist
The black Maria"-or rather. rs
German eqniYalent-is here. "But |
am an American r. no repeats
Al the station they ask him ones.
fions he answers peraistently In Eng
iish. II know nothing about II. ! ara
an American" over and over. II Is
obviously true. no one denies n. Al
last he may so. Only first there Is
something 20 pay~a few million
marks "iiut whyY' n IL for the ride
20 thn station IN the black Maria"
A pleasant American business man.
on a years leave Of absence, having
"A grand time No money worries.
his dollar buys 70 much Some ad
ventures. too. That time. for instance.
when he offered HIS seat 20 an old
lady IN a Berlin street ear and a pom
poua blond man popped into u.
No American coalti stand for that.
tie explains 10 the man that the seat
had been offered 10 the lady A stony
Hare. Then his strong right American
land grnaps the pompoua blond by his
'hirt front, draws him from the seat.
,olds him amazed spuitering. out
aged until the timid old lady has her
'lacs. Now tho dumfounded. German
lnda his tongue; "Sir DO you realize
sho I ami Ia the knisors army l was
IN eniceri am a retlred army OF
lcrrr
~You may be all that. buddy" says
b. American. In a eood. humored tone.
but YOU'RE no gentleman"
Two German workmen from the
ther end ~ the ear leavc their seats
D come and shake hands with the
'nsrlean
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-05-22

Quest for legal heir 10 the si4.
10000 estate OF Gilbert Gagnon. who
died thirteen years ago at San Der
nardlno. Cal, was believed 20 be end
cd when word was received that Mrs
sophie Gagnon des Lauriers OF Mes
sines. Quebec, who claims she was q
niece OF the millionaire put forward
claim.
Another political assassination has
been placed at the door OF General
Ludendorff's Freedom party by the
Berlin police. who are seeking one
Robert Gruette. charged with luring
Lieutenant Mueller into the woods IN
tho outskirts OF Berlin last autumn
and there numbering him.
The German government in note
10 the soviet government. expressed
regret that the Berlin police had ex.
coeded their prcrogatives IN making
the recent raid on the Russian soviet
trade misslon here.
Germany had per cent less pop
ulation at tho beginning Of 1924 than
Il had at the beginning OF 1913. ac-
cordlng 20 the estimates OF the Ger.
man statistical office. The total pop
ulation IL now placed at 6a.500,0o0.
Premier Poineare and his recent
ly reorganixed ministry will step
from power June .. The premier
Interpreted the majority given 20 the
parties Of the left in Sundays parlia-
mentary elections as a reputation OF
his government and forthwith dccid
ell 10 resign.
seventy persons are believed 10
have porished as a result % tho cap
tlzlng Of the motarhoot kinga Maru.
near Keclunr. Formosa. japan. sisted
press dispatches reviewed from that
port. one hundred persons inciud
Inr passengers and crew we're aboard.
and q Wns reported there werc only
thirty Survivors
American fur BUYERS who annually
purchased millions % dollars worth
Il Rassia's finest skins IN German
markets viii be forced in the future
10 20 t. Moscow as result cf the
soviet. withdrawal from the isipsin
'ur market whcro Russia last year
,old fars TO the value Of more than
5000. poo.
Execution Of General Furtunato
one Of che thrce leading
generals in the De Ia Huerta revolt
xas officially confirmed BY the war
department at Mcxico City. The reb-
i Was executed at Ayutls and his
body taken to rochutla. oaxaca.
where Il Is awaiting claimants.
THE new French chamber 10 to have
Iwo sensational novelties deputy
sho addresses II in German. or the
Sind OF German spoken In Alsace. and
4 deputy clad IN the Breton variety
" the xarb Of old GsuL
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-05-22

Popularity that is purchased is new
err a bargain.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-05-22
cutIcura sOoth.s saby Rashes

CutIcuFa ooothes Bsby Hashes
That itch and burn. by hot baths
OF Cuticura Soap followed by gentle
anointings of Cuticura Ointment.
Nothing better. purer, sweeter, espe-
clally II little Of the fragrant Cuti-
cura Talcum Is busted on at the fin
ish. 25c each.-Advertiseme
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-05-22

Time locks are on sale at all hair
stores
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-05-22
Nswesf white Way.

What Il l. snid viii be the longest
-whlsc way In the South Is 70 be
made ~ electrically lighting the 81,
nile concretc highway between the
cities u Dallas and ", Worth. Texas
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-05-22

An instrument has ss==ss slsselAned
known a. = mlerophone stethoscopc. 70
ted the heart aetien Of person Heats
u the heart can be plainly heard at e
distance 90 90 feet. and by means Of
strong aupllner II l. possible &c
broadcast heart beats BY radio.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-05-22

Dubois.-The annual field day and
shearing demonstration Of the Y. s
experiment station Of Dubois viii be
held at the station here on June 5
Woolgrowers, Shecpmen and Others
interested in the range are expected
20 be here from all parts Of the
west.
American Falls.-The city council
has adopte a resolution providing
that all milkmen. delivering milk &c
American Falls must have then
herds inspected and certified by Juns
as being free from tuberculosis.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-05-22
.TELEGRAPH|C TALES
FOR BUSY READERS
a RESUME or THE WEEKS
ooINos IN THIS AND OTHER
COUNTRIES
importsnt Events OF the last Seven
Days Reports BY Wire and Pre-
pared for the Benefit of tbs
Busy Reader
wEsTEas

Escalators for ladder shy fish wai
the proposal made al Seattle. Wash.
To solve the problem OF building I
ninety foot dam In nie Columbia rive
uooO00,0OO power project. without
blocking the peregrinations OF tbs
salmon Ia their native habitat.
@. II. Fletcher, alias Eliza Meade
wanted IN Detroit. Mich. for ths rob
berry Of the Commonwealth Savings
bank there. was arrested ia the post.
office nj Douglas. Ariz.. as he called
FOR mall lie was accompanied by a
woman he said was his wife. Shs Is
ESQ held awaiting the arrival OF de-
tsctiyss from Detroit.
The net income OF the oregon Short
Line railroad for 1923 was s5.467. 40.
OIL or a decrease OF Sft, 276.0I COM
pared with the preceding year. accord
ing 10 ti.s annual report filed with the
state public utilities commission OF
Utah.
A proclamation calling attention 10
the opening OF tho western entrance
OF Yellowstone National park on June
10. which measures some four feet by
air and declared TO be the largest Of
fetal document on record In Utah.
was signed by Governor Charles II.
Msbey.
Laying OF track for the Rogerson.
Wells branch OF tho Oregon Short
Line railroad which will connect
Wells. New, with Rogerson. Idaho.
will probably start the last week OF
June according TO II. V. Plat. general
manager OF the road who announced
that the grading contract for the
road has boen awarded 10 the Utah
Construction company
Andrew Pepai. gas company presi-
lent. formerly OF Toronto. Canada.
was arrested at his California home
~ federal immigration agents recent
y and lodged In tho county Jail on a
'harge OF Illegal entry into the Unit
ID States.
Three robbers broke into the State
Sank Of Abercromble. about twelve
nies north OF wapelon. ~ D.. and
demolished the safe and safety de-
'oslt boxes and escaped with $4,000
n cash $3.50 In Liberty bonds and
nd undetermined amount OF eollater
4,
Allen n. Morford. former mayor OF
I. Joseph. Mich. who WIS arrested
nd charged with holding up the cash
sr Of a San Diego. Calif. hank and
citing about $1,000. was arraigned In
ns,ice court and held In $4,000 bail
The Citizens State bank OF Flaxton.
lorth Dakota. with capital OF $4,000.
nd surplus Of $1,000 has been closed
was announced By the state bank
w department Deposits In tho bank
,taled $4,000.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-05-22

An English farm has been equipped
With reservoir 20 coilec, and stors
dew IN addition 60 rain 10 supply eat
tic uith water
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-05-22
GENERAL

The right OF the president OF the
unlted States 10 pardon IN a civil
contempt case was denied IN an opin.
lon signed by Federal Judges George
A. Carpenter aud James A. Wiser.
san IA tho Philip Groasman case.
which was considered before the
paughcrty Investigated committee.
Cultivation OF international good
will Ia the only assurance iof peace.
Secretary Hughes declared az New
York IN an address delivered In ac.
eepting the gold medal awarded him
by the National Institute OF Social
Sciences.
Congressman John W. Langley Of
Kentucky. was sentenced 90 2 years
Imprisonment Ia The Atlanta peniten-
tiary BY Federal judge A. NJ. J..
Cochran following hts conviction on
the charge Of conspiracy In eonncc-
zion with a whisky transaction IN
1871.
Mrs. Eleanor Elaine Lee Harris.
wife ~ Beverly u Harris. formet
vice president ~ the National City
bank OF New York was arrested
charged with ferxinx the name Of
her hilaband 20 a letter she offered
a. evidence In her attempt 10 obtain
new trial IN Harris suit for annul.
ment q their marriage.
nr. KILLER Reese Hutchinson. 81
member u The naval advisory beard
and for many years chief engineer
o. the Edison Laboratories has an.
ncuneed be had discovered = chemical
sompeund ~hieh. uscd in commercial
gasoline. would eliminate all danger
from toxic discharges 81 carbon
nonoxids from automobile exhausts.
Arthur T. Curran. heal % the Kan.
sas city xroap ~ federal prohibition
sxents. anil six agents WORKING under
his command wore Indicted ~ q fed.
srsi grand Jars. The Indictments FOL
lowed Investigation Of alleged graf,
IN prohibition Enforcement
Drugs vslued At $4,000 were selrer
and four men and two women arrest
ed uheu eleven federal agents raldcd
the Italian steamship America. which
locked At Commonwealth pier Roston.
Among thca. arrested was Vincent
pesero q9artsrmastsr Of the ship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-24
MAN shot and
KILLEDSUNDAY
Pedro Chapa Held Fol-
lowing Death of Mi
guel Sanchez

Miguel Sanchez, age -. was shot
and killed yesterday afternoon at 4
O'Clock in the street at the corner OF
Sixth and St Francis, following q
quarrel with another man in a house
near the place where the shooting took
place Pedro Chapa. shipping packer,
age about 2l. WAS arrested following
the shooting. AMI charges OF murder
have been filed against -.m His home
is near the scene of the shooting.
Justice Of the Peace George H. Brown
held an inquest soon after the shoot
ing. and found that Sanchez had died
as the result cf a bulie; wound inflict-
ed ny Pedro Chapa The man was shot
with a IS calibre pistol. the ballet en-
tering his chest near lis heart.
/ hapa was arrested in the residence
Of relative near where III shooting
took place. lie told officers that San
chez had assaulted him before the
shooting took place. Officers arrestin.
him were Eugene Parker. department OF
justice agent. ". r. Linton, chief cf
police. and J,hn 7. s-----.. ong. lieut.
enant Of police.
The deceased was Formerly an en-
r'ovee of Caffareili brr-.. and Of the
Walker Bennett company. He i sur
vivcd hy his mother. ,.-r=-:c.sco Sanchez.
and by his widow anc ,.ve achildren.
living in West Brownsville
An examining trial for Chapa will be
held some time this Afternoon or to-
morrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-24
SCHOOL CODE
TO Be REVISED
Revision Necessary If
Recommendation of
Survey Adopted

AUSTIN. Tex. Nov. PA complete
new school code f-r Texas may be ne
cessary 10 put int5 cf-sc: recommends
tions Il tho Stat. Educational Survey,
iha survey commission announced today
in transmitting its finu. report 20 Gov
erncr Neff.
The commission me- IN GOV. Neffs
office this morning and drafted its
final report - genera. rccommenda-
ticns follow those which are now being
rcleas for publication IN the survey
staff. The suggested changes should
he effected gradually, the report said.
One Of the principal proposals Of the
~ mmission ~ a committee 10 study the
findings OF tn. survey an: give these
the widest publicity.
Unless members Of the legislature
study the report and the people are
told what ths survey has discovered
about tn cIucaticna system Of Texas,
the commissions work viii he large
~ barren Of results. tne report said
The members Of the com mission were
not al agreed on every enc Of the rc-
concentrations, but tic --rort states
that any one Of the major proposals
is worth many tines more than the
survey cost.
The commission will -a-c spent prac-
tically tn, entire appropriation Of S5o.-
600 when the report is printed. The
legislature eas asked FIR 100000.
The commission directed special crit
icism At the fincncia. con ..,;on which
makes il necessary for teachers 10 dis
count their salary warrants. and re-
commends that the legislature establish
reserve to prevent this.
The work Of ~. George A. Works OF
Cornell University. director Of the sur
yey. is commg nded.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-24
GOVERNORS TO
INSPECT PARKS
Texas and Oklahoma
Executives Will Ar
rive Here Dec. 10

Governor Pat H. Noff. Of Texas. Gov
error VI. T.. Trapp Of Oklahoma. Can
tain Fiy. state parks landscape arcl .
cct. and ID. +. Coip. president OF the
state parks beard. will all be in the
VALLEY Ne. nltCr 10 - -ac Valley
Fair. and ~ INSPECT the Barreia state
park site. communication received to-
day NJ the local Board OF City Develop
ment says.
In his letter Mr. Coip suggested that
tn Barreda paik BE nut in shape for
the official visit. and that the deed be
ready for delivery to the governor on
his arrival here.
o. /. Wilhams. secretary manager Of
the Brownsville h ard cf City Devt lop
mcni. and state park com rissioner for
this county. said today that al efforts
will be made % have the park fenced
by tha time II will require 3l0O teet
of hog wire to keep out goats. arma-
dillos and hogs. and 9-.- rect Of barb
wire TO keep out cattle ans ether st OK
This work will cost aboat $500, Mr.
Williams said.
Present plans are TO have the PARK
cleared and p-t in shape for beau;ifi-
cation hy the group Of prisoners D ing
woked on park sites in the state un.
der the direction Of s,--r ranger. The
Womens Federated clubs Of the Valley
will have charge, Of The beautifica:i n
cf the park.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-24
MAN IS KILLED
IN MATAMOROS
Rodolfo Davila De ead
and Brother Wounded
in Alteration

Eodolfo Davila. Of Brownsville II
dead. and his brother Raoul Davila. is
wounded a. the result az an alterc.-
tion in Matamoros last night.
According 10 the report Of Matamoros
pouice the two brothers and some 9th
er men were engaged N 4 disturbance
when officers interfored. The police
claim that Raoui DAWN. w.o il a cne-
arm man. shot at thew. IS they ap-
preached. and was wounded BY police
man who returned the fire. Raoul then
ran and escaped. they said.
Rodoiio Davila and four other men
were placed on a street car and one
policeman accompanied thtm on the
way to the city Jail. The officer de-
clared that Roiolfo Davila attempted
10 make his escape. and was shot and
killed by the police officer who jump
ed off the street car after Rcdolfo had
left the vehicle. The other four men
escaped.
Raoul D&vila has not yet been found.
pclice rero rted this morning The
shooting took place near the Buckhorn
saloon. 1t $3.50 last night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-24
BAPTIST HOSPITAL
GET ABOUT $4,000

The Baptist hospital AZ IIa lingcn will
receive about SSnG0 or $4,000 from the
next years funds of the Baptist Gen
eral Convention. according TO - q. Tuck
cr Of Brownsville. member ~ the gen
cral board. who has returned from
Dallas where he attended the convention
last week
The appropriations will rot bo made
until the meeting Of the board. 10 ar-
range them. which will be held in
Dallas beginning December l5." Mr..
Tucker said. However. the Harrington
hospital is certain to 'benefit i'll 4 sum
between $1,000 and $4,000.
Mr.. Tucker said Ne will rot attend the
board meeting ~ that time. lie said
that Carroll College. McAllcn. did not
come up during the convention, although
that institution may be considered when
the board meets.
Mr.. Tucker reports North Texas rs
very dry. little or no rain having fallen
in recent weeks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-24
Minister ExtOlS Virtues
OfMyS. Florence HARDING:
Diguified Honor at Burial

MARION. Ohio. Nov. 2l.-Ihis Oh.o
city which has kuown the heights of
JOY and sorrow since 1920 enacted today
the last scene in the life of Mrs. va ren
G.. Harding, widow of the late president
Shorti; after > O'Clock this afternoon.
Mrs. ha ding's body was borne over the
same route IS that traversed by the
funeral cortege of the twenty-ninth
president Of the United States TO
Marion cemetery and laid 10 rest.
At 1850 the body was taken f.om the
hone of Mrs. +. J. Long shore. niece.
to Epworth NJ. r. Church where the
Rev. Jesse Swank. Mrs. Ha-ding's pastor
and old friend o1 the Harding family.
had charge Of brief services.
The Rev. Swank read portions Of the
scripture, after which the Rc.. George
". Landcs. pastor Of Trinity Baptist
church. ~ which Mr. Harding was "
member. offe 90 q shor. praper. Ser
vices At the church we're started by the
Columbus Ohio Republican Glec club
sing ng The End of perfAt Day "
favo~itc Of the former firs, lady vi the
land.
After the Rev Landcs' prayer. DR..
Swami delivered the funeral sermon and
the cortege then moved 10 the cemetery
where the regular conmittal service was
read by Nr Swank. with the bcnedictioc
being pronounced by the Rev Lardes.
Simple. but dirnified honors marked
the services Tie guard OF % soldiers
who have been on duty at the Harding
tomb since the death Of the president.
acted a. an escort 80 the body and they
we're augmented hy iG0 men and officers
ordered here from Fo-t Hayes.
Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work
and Secretary Weeks. designated hy
President Cool dye rs representatives
Of the government al the funeral. ar
rived this morning. Captain Adolphus
Andrc~s. the chief executives naval
AIDE AID his personal representative
here. has been in Marion for the last
few days.
All business in Marion was suspc ded
at 1890 O'Clock for the afternoon and
the city was garbet IN deep mourning.