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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18
CRAIC'S CLOTHING
STORE is BROKEN
INTO FAIR WEEK


Craig's store was the victim OF
damaging loss. when thieves entered
the establishment sometime Sunday
night. or early Monday morning OF
last week and made away with cloth
ing. furnishings and shoes estimated
by the owner. A. r. Craig. to be
worth approximately $500.
Entrance TO the building was made
through the rear door. The loss was
discovered by the proprietor when
no arrived at the store Monday morn
ing to open for the days business.
The loss was Immediately reported
to Marshall l.. ID. Allen and the
sherifrs office. Sheriff NJ. Il. Finch.
and Deputy John 0abhart were here
during the following noon hour max
Ing Investigations. and II is stated
that clues TO the bold theft have been
made.
MIR. Craig reports the following
a. among the articles missing from
the store: overcoats. leather vests.
shoes. underwear. hosiery. shirts.
hats and gloves.
Publication OF the news OF the
theft was held up last week on re-
quest of the sheriff's office, In the
hopes OF aiding la the early capture
Of the robbers.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18

George Jasper og Glover. was fined
sioa and $40 costs by Justice of the
tssaee Kennedy Packard Tuesday IN
fhe Justice court for shooting deer
eai III season. Jasper. according to
Game Warden John Salisbury OF
Twin Falls. pleaded guilty to killing
dyer In Shoshone basin August 1.
Ali paFts ~ Shoskone basin are
closed to deer hunting aud to kish.
ias ia the NEsnsdoka national e,Fest
whseh mskee az part OF shoshone
haAin
Huatlug 81 deer "a Twin Falls
eeaBsY II not permitted. according
AZ state game fA~w The nearest
deer hunting % 30 had 30 Twin Falls
eNuaty viii he In the counties of Ida
~ saa Custer. whieh epeas oetoesr
ana closes November rs.
Cars muss ka taken. said Mr.. SAL
soerY, 81 pheeFve the hoars In whseh
dasks may b. hunted Ducks may
aniy b. hantea from half an boar
before smn Tsse wntil sunset. A chart
maae as BY the weather bureau a.
fsalsA noseFaa the shooting hours
To-day tbs shooting az ducks starts
aaas hair hour nefoTo 90 o'clock ina
she ~ srminx and mass cease nj ssss
o'clock Ia the evwnlnx News.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18
RACE HORSE MEN HAVE
NOTHING But PRAISE FOR
TRACK MANAGEMENT

Homer Holcomb, the cowboy
clown. who rode In the cumming
races at the fair here last week has
asked The Record 10 express his
gratefulness 10 Filler and the race
management for the courteousness
extended the racehorse men.
He states that Grover Davis, sup
erintendent jof the racing depart
ment. would be hard to beat IA man
ager OF speed. and that there
were better courtesies shown here
than at any place be has been this
year. He speaks highly of the en-
tire fair management of the Twin
Falls county fair and states that all
the horsemen hope to be back next
year with even better stuff.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18
Four High School
Classes Choose
Semester Officers

The results of class elections held
this week. at the Rural High school,
are as follows:
Senior
President, Elmer Adkins; vice.
president, Robert Hinkley; sec'y.-
treas, Pauline Buckley; counselors.
Mabel Delin. Elizabeth Knypstra.
Evelyn Buchanan.
Junior
President, Russell Hall: vice-pres-
ident. Ralph viljers; sec'y-treas. /,
Laura Clark; counselors, Fern Click.
Charles Dwight.
Sophomore
President. Roy Reid, vics-presi-
dent. Helen Hainline; sec'y.-treas..
Ruby Martin; counselor, Helen Doud.
Freshman
President. Homer Bean; vice-pres-
ident. owen Miller; sec'y.-treas.,
Marian Graves.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18
PREMIUM AWARDS
OF COUNTY FAIR

Boar, years and over: First Henry
Miehaelis, on Couerd Heartbeat.
Boar, Is months and under 2 years:
First G. 81. Dean and A. Wolfram ON
Ben.
Boar, year and under is months:
First Il. s. Brown on Buster Designer;
second r. r. Quire & Son on skooknm.
Boar, months under l year: First
q. 4. Brown ON Western Ranger; sec
ond r. r. Quife & Son on goth Century
Model Jr.; third f. T. Quire & Son on
Spotted Chief.
Boar. under 8 months: First F. T..
Quire Son on Big Cloud; second Il.
4. Quire & Son on Pinto III; third and
fourth B. s. Brown.
Sow, years and over: First b.
Brown on Gates Wonder Maid; second
r. r. Quire & Son on Quire's Princess
III.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18
Local Lady Gets
$500 Car at Bull

Mrs. q. w. Boring OF this place is
tho owner of a new Oldsmobile BE-
dan, as the result of trade cam
paign which closed Monday at Buhl.
During the day she made So
cent purchase at one of the stores.
and II turned out that the coupon
she received with tnss purchase was
the means of her getting the car,
which sells for over $500.
Az the Behring'S already have a
car, they plan to sell the newly ac-
CURED one.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18
DEATHS

Brief funeral services were con-
Quoted at the grave at the |. o. o. #.
cemetery here yesterday afternoon
for Nina June Beer, three-months-
old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Beer, who now reside on Kimberly
road east OF Twin Falls. The child
died Tuesday morning. DR.. Fl. @.
Humphrey OF the Twin Falls Method
ist church was In charge OF the ser
vices.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18
NOTIs fs--~TItaIIfffS
EXAMINATION

Special teachers examination for
state elementary and high school GER
tieeAtes BY endorsement wlli be con
slueted In the office Of the county an.
pefsntenannt 0f schools. Saturday.
September ~. at . o'clock a M.
1924 al applicants must appear a.
fhie fISaa for examination This OK
animation IL not open 10 applicants
Tor county certificates.
BepII-z5
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18
High Mans;ons

A little Australian lad. N helms
told about heaven by hts npfher. wile
said that everything even abe chairs
nna tables. wsre golden. remarked
sadiy Mother. | don't think W. viii
80 there We couldn't afford the
rent Boston Transcript
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18

4, NDw that college days have 4
= come again Filler folks are vi 4
y tally interested In their sons
= and daughters who have gone, I
= or are going away TO college or I
y university.
n The Record each year ar =
4 tempts TO compile a complete 4
= list OF those going from this I
= section. and In this work Ia de- 4
= pendent upon Its readers for 4
= many names.
= Last year half hundred =
. local boys and girls attended .
. institutions OF higher learning. =
. and II 10 expected that this =
= number viii be equaied or ex- =
y ceeded this year. =
> For convenience. readers are =
= asked TO fill In the name OF the =
student and his school On the =
, following blanks and mail or =
bring 10 The Record office so =
, that a complete and accurate =
; list may DO complied. 7
=
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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18

Program win Include Historical Pa
gcant, Gynkhann Events and
Polo Saturday

The capital city will hold two
| day celebration on next Saturday
and Sunday. which will be known
as che idaho Pageant of Progress. =
Preparations are now completed and
| II Ia expected that huge crowd OF
spectators will be present.
On Saturday afternoon tho cole
bration will open with big parade
OF floats depicting the progress OF
Idaho. The parade will pass through
the downtown district and on to the
Boise Barracks field. Then will be-
gin the Gymkhana which will include
splendid program of horse races.
novelty races. and many other eq-
uestrian numbers. Also the fintsh
OF the 500 mile endurance horse
race. AT 4 o'clock on Saturday
night the Historical Pageant will be
staged In the natural amphitheatre
In hills imm sdiateiy adjoining Boise
Sundays program will include a
second day of horse races, novelty
races and contests and polo game
between two first class polo teams
az the Boise Barracks field.
Race National Event.
The endurance race Ia national
event and To recognized BY the Arab
ian Horseshow association. which Is
putting up some OF the pFine money.
aaa the United States remount ser
vice. The judges for the contest are
Capt l.. A. shafser. U. 3. A.. Or. II.
n. Mcmillan of Filler and w. n. Kid
well OF Boise David Davidson IL
roats master and will have charge
OF the Feeding Of the riders aud is-
suing 81 rations.
Celowfai Pageant.
The Historical Pageant. The
Light Upon the Mountains written
BY Talbot Jennings. and directed hy
Professor joan IA CushmAn Of the
University OF Idaho. Il in the main
tha same as the ons given at the
University OF Idaho tive years ago.
A gew changes have been msds IA
order 60 give IL . mere local flavor
Endurance Race FrsfurwA
The endurance hors@ race Which
will flnish at the barracks field tn
the afternoon Of nsxt saturday, II
roe Of three of its kind held Ia the
Unitsd States There are 30 entries
Each contestant must ride over a
course OF so miles taronnd Boise
Valley LooPl oaee every dag for tive
dsya. Attractive purses viii be
gives for thls event. ss well al tha
races and other contests featured |
"a Saturday and Sunday.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18

Toys and girls met IN separate as
aembiles % Wednesday. Mr. Tucker
talked 70 the boys and Mfr. Denman
talked to the girls upon this subject
~ Our National Constitution. RE-
spect for our constitution, govern
menf and laws we're stressed by each
speaker faculty ladles' quartet
featured the girls program. The
glris discussed the idea OF a high
school girls organization. The boys
discussed the high school social life
and appointed a ajmmittes 10 study
he problem.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18

The faculty. building and equip
mont are sufficient 10 care for the
Increased enrolment without or
cessiva erowdlng or handieaps TO
students Ia any way. No lowering OF
the standard .of work will BIO caused
b. fhe heavy enrolment.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18
DipIomaf and Translator

Jeremiah anrfiB wboee sxeelffnf
translation ~ Slenkiewtex works dli
much 10 IApnlarlxe tie writings N
the great Polish novelist. wss score
Fars ~ the United Sfafes legation IN
~ Petersburg Russia. frogn lss1
Is 1870
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18
TUITION is $40

A typographical error In The Rs-
cord last week made Il appear that
thH board ~ trustees OF the Rural
aigh schoel district bad set 81 a.
lhe mpnthay tusssoa fee for studeats
attending that Institution from out
ssde the district. This figure should
have read $40.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18

Student elections are over aud the
results appear elsewhere In The Re-
cord Competition for office was
keen In more cases than In past
years Real student leaders were
selected. The student government
Of our high school Is fine example
IN an sfgloienF government. The
student council will meet later TO per-
feet is organization and select Off
cera.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18
Rural High School Notes

There are i7s enrolled 10 date. The
question Is sheFe do they come
from The answer IL that the com
munfty believes n education more
friday than last year aud that our
town and community IL more thick
~ settled than a year ago. Both are
good signs
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

Classified ads. Toe line for arst
Insertion. s cents a line for euDaes
auent Insertions. Minimum charge
for any one adj. rs cents. Count 3
words 10 a line.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18

Another case has come TO light OF
a hoy who quit high school when a
junior and NV 40 young man de-
sires 20 enter college. We wish him
success we doubt II he obtains 1T.
yet hope be does II Is almost too
late
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18

This game at Wendell will be no
"aoft cushion The Northsiders
will have a Harvest Home ceiebra-
tlon on that date. They would give
million to take tho game The
Wildcats viii have a real game and
viii lind Il hard 20 win.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18

The idea OF athletics for cham
pionship only 10 dying out OF south
Idaho. A reading OF the accounts
et shs three coaches meetings In
south Idaho conyinces one of this.
and each Il plainly stamped The
coach saya It's sensible.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18

tfansy Hainline IL one OF tho hard
eat hitter4 known. Previous 20 Mon
day. ratteu hit hardest. Now there
Ii some argument.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18

John parnell and Anc 5hinn are
two real twlstera. The scrimmaxe
on Monday gave them their chance
70 show Off the 'pigskin tango"
Spec niehl Is the best punter yet.
BIN Patton. Bua Atkinson aud John
parnall can also produce the spiral
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18
Football Comments

The district gridiron scheduie has
been formed and II Is no mistake
that few teams want q, tangie with
The Wildcats without some kind OF
seeming advantage. Witness the
little kittens on the field each even
ing aud decide about this advantage
for yourself
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18

There ls amile on the pIgskin
boaa BUS Atkinson. that wicked de
fensive end Is In school. nm" Pat.
ten. too. Is al Il About 20 men are
out regularly Some of them are
scale testers. tooi
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18
GRAIN DEPARTMENT
Corn

Yellow Deaf; First Chapman, Wen
deli; second y. II. Leland, Wendell I;
third A. Kolb. Twin Falls.
White Dent: First E. J. Malone.
Filler; second O. NJ. Fleenor.
Flint: First J. $. Wiseman, Hansen
second o. NJ. Fleenor.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18

Clean wiping rags wanted IT The
Record effie~.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18

FOR SALE olstsmobi(s light elx
sedan. Deluxe model, maroon
body. brand new. never been run.
Regular retail price $3.50. Lib
eFal reduction for cash. H. w
boring, Jr Filler z7~tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-17

this. In a little while was eating
my paper bag dinner IN solitary state
and usually adding 90 Il the salt Of
my tears. while San. on plea OF
business stayed down town until
eight o'clock or after. and he usually
came home with liquor laden
breath.
OF course this will never happen
TO you. Bee. tnsconccd In your beau.
tlfui hilltop home with nothing 10 do
except engage IN The delightful time
Of spending five thousand dollars for
beautiful things 10 make your home
more beautiful
Yes. ! know. dear Bee. what have
just written sounds cuviots and
ca,ty. but sou know 7 always was
eaity. and frequently onvious.
| want you 20 know. however. that
I would not take from you one Of
your blessings You deserve every.
thing good that can be given you.
and would have YOU keep them all
your life. I'm Just trying 10 tellcou
that In whatever environment ono f.
placed. after a time Il looks 10 mo as
tho tho secret orchard OF somebody
else which lies just beyond always
intrigucs ones fancy. That socre,
orchard usually bears gnarled and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-17

hitter fruit. but while VIC are outside
Of Il. the peaches and apples and
pears seem luscious
Like all the rest Of the people out.
side o. Hollywood. am intensely in
.ierested IN is life. and ! am glad
shall know Il now from first hand.
some day l may be coming out there
for a vacation. You know have al.
ways been more or less OF q gypsy.
and the California trail has always
becigoned
You ask me 10 tell you about Les.
lies. I know really nothing. except
that shc IS staying at her fathor's
homo where he Is. as you know. quite
III. lie IS getting better. however.
am sure that AIR. Prescott and
Leslie have had some sort OF quar-.
rel. for no letters have come to the
office for Mr Prescott with her hand.
writing upon them since she has
been away. During the last week.
however, he received a telegram from
Mrs. Hamilton telling him his father.
in-lnw wanted 10 Hec him. and 10
come and bring the baby.
Mr. Prescott. with the silly stub.
bornness OF a small boy. insisted he
could not leave hts business. but
noticed after receiving a long letter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-17
The Tamgle
story prl,at.

b happy during your honeymoon. !
remember that glorious first few
months with Sam. after our mar.
riaEc. and I never expect 10 expert.
ence such dslirioun happiness
- first. 90 come home from the
office and hurry 10 Est some Kind q
a pickup dinner vas a SOY. especially
az sam WA always hanging around
the Kitchen making loyo 10 me- and
ciumsliy trying 20 help Hut after a
lit,le ! found my poor physical ma.
chinrry rcbcilsd at the oysrhoura n
was made 10 work. II did not take
into any consideration that the extra
ilme was given 20 "a labor of love
Labor waH labor to u. and nothing
else
Moro and more often got the din.
nor In paper bags and Frcrp,acies
from The dsiicaterzsn on ms way
home More and more often neg.
iocisd even 20 remove tho contents
u these paper bags 10 sono Of ms
dainty china Moro aud more often
VIC ate a catch as-ealch.can dinner
from these same paper bags. until
sam rsbeiled az having 10 gst his
ham and potato salad -=-i -ih>. time
houored dainiisa Of the hurried house.
wife from the corner grocery
Then VIC tried going out FOR our
dlnners. but after reaching home We
found usually sc WIRE too tired 10 do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-17

one spoonful AdlerilSa ALWAYS
brings relief a longer treatment.
however. is necessary In cases OF OBJ
Atinhte constipation and long stand.
ing stomach trouble. preferably I'M
der direction Of your physician.
Reports from Physicians.
nave found nothing In my 80
years practice 10 excel Adlerilkn."
(StEnedD DR.. James Weaver
congratulate you on the good
effect from AdicrikH since pre-.
scribed IT, tSigned) Dr. l.. Lang
lois.
II use Adlerika in ali bowel caaes
Some require only ono dose" (Sign.
ed DR.. +, NJ. p. (Name withheld
By request)
"Adlerika Is the best in my entire
81 years' experience (slgned) Dr.
O. Eggers.
Cannot describe awful TMptfpt-
TIES eliminated from my .Hystem
lby AdlerikaD. Felt better than Tor
20 years" iSlgned) ]. n. Puckotf
Adlerika IA q big surprise 10 peo.
pie who have used only ordinary
bowel and stomach medicines. be.
cause OF It's quick. pleasant and
COMPLETE action. II ~ sold by
leading druggists everywhere.
Sold In Seattle by Bnrteli Drug
stores and other lending druRgiatr.
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-17

Say Mister snip SNAP said
Nancy one morning. school opened
today, 10 I don't suppose Nc need
20 keep our store open any more.
do woy'
"icyl What's that. what's thatF'
cried the little fai1man Ia surpriac.
"What did sou gay about not keen.
ms the store open any morsF'
4 just said repeated Nancy.
that the Meadow Grove school
opened today. because Nick und 4
saw Mister scrbbl6 Scratch. the
uchoolmaatcr busting or tho seats
az we passed he said De was going
10 ring tho first bell az half past
rlEht because Il always took Moacy
Mud Turtle a whole half hour 20 set
there. and ns II was he supposed
he'd be late
just 40. nodded Mister snip
snap. "but what has that got 20 DO
with closing our store. ia Ike 10
know
Everybody h an fixed for school
clothcs," said Nick. There Isn't
anybody LEFT 60 sell things TO-"
well, doclarcr' cried Mister
Snip siup II declare 20 goodneasi
II that all you know about school
clothcs7 I suppose sou think those
things We sold 20 the Squirrel toys
and the bunny children and AN tho
rest are just naturally going 10 last
them the rect % their lives. Welt
wo'll keep the store open Tor few
days aud see what happens Why.
my goodness. school shoes wear out
quicker than See on a hot pavement
Just sou wait. my deaE Just sou
waltz
sure enough
About three Days later who should
come into tho store of Nancy. Nirk
a Co but Mrs Cottonthil She was
~ cross about something that her
nose wngslcd and wriEEled and her
ears kept going M and down and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-17
Gas On Stomach Makes
People Nervous
Mrs. Cook Nervous IL Years Due to Gas

For IL years suffered from gas
on the stomach and was nervous and
short OF breath. Aolerika fintes-
final antisepticJ has done me more
good than anything" (signed Leila
Intestinal Antiseptie
There Is now offered to the public
liduid preparation having the
DOUBLE action Of an intestinal an
tisepttc and complete system
cleaner This preparation. known
as Adleriha. acts as follows:
10 tends 10 eliminate or destroy
t,i5 harmful germs and colon baciii
iurthe Intestinal canal. thus guard
ing against appendicitis and other
diseaseB having their start here.
II cleans out BOTH upper and
lower bowel and removes foul mat
ter which poisoned the system for
months. ~ brings out all gases, thus
Immediately relieving pressure on
the heart 10 Is astonishing the
great amount Of poisonous matter
Adlerika draws from the Intestinal
canal--fnatter you never thought
yvaB in your system. Try IL right
after natural movement aud notice
how much MORE foul matter u
brings out which was poisoning you.
In slight disordera. such as occaa-
ionai constipation sour stomach. gas
en- tho stomach or sick headache,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-17

critics are lost. and IT'S humor-laden
condition causes Inflammation of
the delicate tissues and fibres OF
the pores and glands. You have but
to realize the Importance OF pure.
rich blood in preserving the health,
and that the source OF all skin dis
orders Is in the blood. Remove tho
cause. which is not In the skin itself.
and therefore cannot be reached by
a treatment that is strictly local. but
is deep down in the blood supply.
Because S.S.S. does build red.
blood-cells, II clears the system
and makes those so-called skin dis.
orders impossible to exist, S.S.S.
contains only pure vegetable me-
dicinal ingredients. II Is also re-
builder OF firm flesh
which ia also important to beauty.
II will fill out your hollow cheeks,
put the ruby" of health In your
cheeks and the sparkle In your
eyes. Since 1925 SIS. has been
identifying compilations and giving
women physical charm. That is
why SIS. Is accepted as the great.
est OF ali blood cleansers and body
builders. S.SS. Is sold at all good
drug stores. The larger size bottle
Is more economical. Start taking
S.S.S. today. Its marvellous results
will amaze you!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-17
+ ~ H.,
- Isabel OStrunder>

gceFsHsa. 1854 X b. A. Service lac }
Of poverty which ressnts the mem
Org % past afflutncc
n should like 20 know how they
impressed you before prosperity ro
turned To them the detective asked
Il want 90 guage what changes ths
past 20 years have made In their
several characters It's evident
from tho widely different careers
which they chose that the three
brothers arc as Ear apart In temper.
ameut sa the poles
They always were. Wells re-
marked rcminlsccntly. Roger IL
the oldest OF the ramily-hc must be
about tS-and except IN outward ap.
peamncc he has changed the least,
In my estimation. He was always u
dreamer, a shy sort % youth. An.
drew. two years his junior. was just
the opposite. bolatcrous and fun low,
ing. and mere aociahle than any o.
the rest. Jerusha Miss Drake
comes next She was dignlned and
ausgerc even as a mere girl"
"What % the third brother, the
father 81 the young LADY,
There you viii find the greatest
change. Sergeant The attorney
spoke hastily and in a more conf.
DENTAL tone as u 20 make amends
Tor his implied suggestion. Hobart
was dub, colorlcsa young hank
clerk AZ g. wholly without ambition
TO set cut % the rut Now he b. a
dynamic force ON the Street and until
this unfortunate episode the leading
eitizcn % his community. cannot
believe that bis sanity Is In question,
much less than an three brothers
should be attacked az virtually the