SPANISH lOYALS CRUSH COMMUNIST REVOLT

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SPANISH lOYALS CRUSH COMMUNIST REVOLT
Land Bank, Farm n H I O N
Heads Open 2-Day BILL B M ED
Conference Here i m N LEADER
&
_WASHmOTON^MatrlrT, -UPi _
F a rm leaders from southern Idah o this monimK opened
. . fir s t conferericcH o f a tw o-d ay session w ith officm ls o f the
federal land bnnk o f Spokane. T h e business sessions arc
beinff h e ld .a t the A m erican LcRion hall.
A p prox fh ia toly 200 leaders lire attendinir, officials saUI.
•, These' men are directors and o ffic e r s o f the nationul farm
loan association s th rough w h ich federal land bank loans uru
made on thousands o f Idaho
farmis.
Pre.sent fo r the con feren ce
are H a rvey D. Shoultes, Chehalis, W ash ., and W . H. R a gs
dale, T h e D alles, O re.. m em V bera o f • t h e . district farm
credit- board o f directors, w h o
are e x - o f f ic io directors o f the
fed era l land bank.
A t Farm Meet
Banic- offfccrs attending the confDrenc* are P re.sitJ eiU E, M.
Ehi'hftrdt: Vice President Ward K.
Newcomb. Sccrctary J. C. McCau.'tL
land, and AAslstant Secretary 0 « '
car aweason, nU of Spokane.
Ehrhardt, Newcomb snd McCaiwtland will lead dlsca«lon.5 during tha
«on{crcn«.
Other DlMUBftioru
R. B, Tooiell. reviewing npprnl.ser
Af the (arm crcdit administration
o( Spokanl^rrtnitc Rclnoehl. of
. WaAhlngton. D. C.. chief of the
‘ farm service secLton of the farm
admtnUlratton. and W . A.
Rockle. Spokane. ass1»tant rtglonaJ
cowervator. aoll conwrvtUon »ervIce. will ipeak tomorrow.
Other diKuwlons will be led by
L. Sumner Pood, tecretaij'tnaa*
urer o t national fanft loan usoeia*
tloiu « t Grace; Erie Whlpke. Mcre«
tary treeeurer of naUoaal Itn a loftnaAsooiatlon at Ooodlns: Joseph
Nlelaen, vlcc president of the Jer*
oDie national farrn loan atsoelaUon,
and J. W . Barber, district extanilan
aKent, Poeatet]o.
CooperaUve AooelstlM
National farm loan aaaoci&tlona
are fanners' cooperaUre a&soclatlons wiilch make W d Mntoe lo»iu
of ttie fe d ']^ landM nk. Diey are
owned Jr.riK V i r w v * . V i{ r »ubscriba f o r a io c k ^ t b m eQual tQ..»
per cent o f the valufl of their loaiu.
The asBOcUtlons, in turn, own *n
equal aiMunt of «tock in the land
bank. ThAcotlference In part, Uusn,
will be In the nature of a report of
the bank’s condition to lU stock*
holders,
—
'ttie meeting is the fourth of *
nfiles ol six to be htlrt tJi
thr twelfth farm credit ctlstrlct'—
Iriaho. Montana, Ori-gou and WaMiiHKlon. fie.wlon.n have nlreadi' been
hrld at Corvallis. Orf., Tacoma and
Siwknne. Wanh.. snd will be held
In PlllliiRii and Ornut Pnlli.
l,w«vl\fton tori»y, cllunev IouIrW,
hri’ iikfast and luncheon lomorrow
will be ]«rrvi'd at the Methodist
rhiirrh .-« R|i«»klnK proKrnni will be
prrsentrd at thin evrnlng'N m»et-
E O T PRIZE WON
ly H « N G M
OLENNS FElRRY. Msrrh 7 (Spe.
clal) — Slumped over the steering
wheel o f hLs automobile. Hnrry W.
,Kiiox. aged about 55, pre.sldeni of
the Glenns Ferrj- bank, whs found
(Ifad.nt i)M5 p. m, yesterday hy thr
Oleniis Ferry night mar.'hnl,
A doctor who was summoned
the .scenep along with the rnin
and .sherlfl and deputy hheriff from
rj^Mcuntaln Home, .said thiii drffth
Wiis raii.ied by a heart attack,
whlrh hr apparrntly wa.i Mr1
whllfi driving tho_,machliie. ’Jlierc
wa.s îo evidence o”f foul pliiy.
Tracks of the car Indicated that
B wa.1 iravetlng ea.it on tlir high
way and that suddenly the car
NEWCOMB
^VaTled lo the lett. coming to a ?
K. M. Ehrhardt, top, presldrnl
on the Nldewiilk about two*lhlrd.'. ..
of (ho Federal Land bank of .Spna block front the Dol.ie - Payclto
kaiir, and Ward K. Nrwrnmb,
Lumber enmpany,
vice-prrsldpnt pf Ihr akmc organMr. Knox wns lust w en walklnc
luion, arc two of the Iraders who on the hticetn of Oleiini Prrrv about
directed dlacumlon today at flnt« p. m,
day leMlom of a eoi>ferenrr of
failed lo rrninvr tV._
nouth Idaho national farm loan n ir from the sidewalk, found the
grnup*.
iHKly.
Ml, Knox, n nMdrnl of Olenns
I'Yiry for the imsl 40 yriirt>, wan
|)r<iiiilnriii III all civic rnlrnirUrs
and wnfl n inrmlxT of Ihe Otid iV lloWs Rucl Klk« lotlRe,
Jin h Kiirvlvrd by hin wile, Mr«.
1.01a Kiio\, one m ii , Wllllnin Knox,
who wii.v canhlrr of the Imnk hr
(llr«-i lc(l. iiiul one sM er, MIm Nelllr
C KiMii. Chlraufl, Til,
MhA Kiiioi, trnvellng by plime, Li
Orn. Jniiic
l>i«ln,
rxi)crl<'(l lo Miilvr In CIU■ml^ I'Vtty
nftllimnl i-iHni
a .)l llir
th h I'vrMiiiK Mrs. J, M, llnrkrr,
mti U-Hloh 111ml I
Kli.iniiih P'lillx O re, a sl"ter-ln-law,
Mil' Wll^hlllKll)r
will Ill'll a iiiir tonight.
uaniirmrnts ha\« not
rM'ciirlty IkiiikI, will midit'nn llv
'rwlh l'‘«llh Mill > dull I'Vlctiiy no()ii Imi' i
Mnrrh
» luncheon in ihi
1‘iirk lin
r ra I
iitii Will roiiu' to •I'wln h ............
kIi' Ji’liilly by l,liiiin rluii iifflrlitln
(I by Chaiirn 11. Ciiiiiioii, |>«,-|irll.l. iiananrr iiF llir Mitithriintrrii
od liT nl tho nncliil an-urlly
llrlrn Ran .nt. Han.vrn, tort.«y
ne, wliiher In the
>ni rs.uiy irontrst anil
I'llko A..... .
tniilKlil, dnilhg th" nprt'liil Aiiirflritnhin piOKniin which will bu hriil
M ihr
tiwmii, nhr wiH
in.cl her
Wlniii-r ot ^r•cclIl(l jilaiT wit.i Klnia
Hill.-., -nvlii l''i.lln, while tlflut [iIh.t
urnt lo i(i>in<jn» liiiiKhniii, Ilniuirii.
Mlr^fl Huitmrd will rtxclvr »lft, MIar
ItciiN til). Hiiil MlN'i liliiKhnni
Ihc |MllH.•^ niiiioimcra. 'nm winners
<il
mill thlnl pliircA will bo
IniKKtiiinl Innii .llio Miiun nt Uil1lKht'^ niiTlliiK, niurking the riid
o( Anii-ili iiiil!.m wrrk. All nwnriU
will Ih* |iir'.-<riitc(l lit tlir inrctlng.
Priiirljiiil h|i<-i(krr will Im W. O.
lliMHlliig ulloinry.
Ill <'i>lllii-rll<jn wllh Ihr rnhiiv rcinItmI. illllll■'^ polnlrd (MIL Hull <iiin
l)iiv ■ullilllllnl nil rxri'llciil |iii|irl,
bill wriilr (III war InMntd of Aiiirtlrniilnni, thr ir(|iiltril t(>|il('. 'I’lia
Jiullirn. iic<'(ir<lliig 10 I'V C HhcnrIwrsrv, vliulimnu tu r\i»vnr nl tlir
On l«i>r
IVY midwfall llJs Bller'
wrnklMtbdrivuni'r, irporlcil Hint “nil
till Ivtiatn In
Mill.-d In al Irafll Iwi
"pruhliiK
piipft* were vrrv K"0<r’ iiiid cuiim'
Twin Kall«. anil Ihi
UK fiilf;iled
from viiiliMid hlah M;||i>o|a In mr
ii‘. Iiijiny of a n.yeu r.
siirr^Tiiidliiu nfK-Vuniily iiini.
iiildii'n
r of Ihei
nl.l
Khl
ih
I
l.pglo
llila nflFi'iKKiriu a hrnvv miDWlnll
IlllMlnl
KvrlVn MrCIi
hill ol iMi|'"”i>illiili'ly no
mndr nlHulim (.rCjfiifl h|iit IiiI A innlin Hull Ijtkr (Uly.
Ml
iiiiHhl<>
rsiiHim pai'iiilQ
U w«n
Klilir n l I
■Dili McClu-KT niMl n lil.'<
»rhBdiilrd 1(1 ninrt al 4 |>. in. lioni
iii.‘..ilhn tiiKltr Ihr mif.|i|,-cn of lli
niiikc, liKi\IHihvi,liliii
Ihr Anirrl<'Rii i ,«-kI(>ii 'I ioII
Aini'llrali l.<'Hliiii III (iM'lnn.
roller, liivi^llHutlii thr inlMiap,
oiiniiMi lo ilip )mvcriic »r.MT.il will «|,..«k Id Ihr A
nal(Mhr |;lil Uil^dllnh
DNDKdlDKI)
<i|ul> 111 Itolnr nl IliK IKHIII mmitlK nient whrii
ni.imrrnily ran inlo
RAN F n A N a ifl(;o , Marirh
iiri Miiii'h <1 Iiiiil |C> n nirrlliig of ih
Mie
iMliliie bring rtrlveii
MPiiiberB or thr nidllitn pirt.........
i’lKâlellii (Ilwiiiiliri <>r Comniricn |i
I 'I'wlii ralla. 't'lif
fmHjvll, whli-h hnn breii nl
i’lM'alrllo Mil Miiirli II. and H iiirrl
:,liMW, tKTiirrcd near
riii|illhic fur A nliinlmr 4i( yrnin ti tng iiiidrr lln' luisiilci-n of ilm Ainiir
I Ml Mecoiul niip,.!
lin(ii('vr the i|u«IUy" of movlM, trail l.ruliiii lliric nil Ihn aiiinc iU|(
I'liiip noilh nhorlty
trbiitril Midiiv wlirlliPr In iirirr |i|'nn(>rdiinl>v« <i(ricrr, A,K,F,
inil Hs^hlHllr^.l(l "gdixl ph-iiurn"
I'oMililr rtkull rn e lu ra
(Irnrral lualu wnn ilir orlHlnol
,i (Iciiwiiifl lliiU nil plcliii'pi i>o
imhiniii'n ollliTi iil Ihr fiifii. (|iy|.
■Ilii.i ............. .. l»r l>iakr aald
IIIHXt '
nion. A' K r , and wrnt to ntnic.«
,«.»<•
« i«it.MlilUty <i{ II
with
ihiil
<M
K(iiilriill()ii
In
Jin,r
rncliiHv
Imt J.-IIIV iilcliiirft hail not
I'KA H K I.lm KIIIN ni
1U17. thnr i<> irnmln In varlmui |m
Pi hern ie,iil 'I'lir girl Wnn flrnt
i,A ,iAHA, Colli., ^>lll<-h 1 (unt-- lioflnril .•nimclllr^ mitll .hjiip, loiu
Iinhcd hi III!' Ilu^|l|lal liiil wan later
fliMiiliriii (îlDiiidii |>rii riiijiii-ifl III)'. Hr waji <l«TiMalri1l)y ||in Ainri'Jain
■hen K> IM-I iiiit'ie« Otllre,
vr\pil thru llehU lodny anil mi. r rrn rh and llallnii Kovniiiiipntii f{)|I'olirr Milil thfi gill waa Bvldenlly
nmiiicriMliry w«'in IipIiik iiilnrd by dhtliigiibihpd «rrHiT iivemriin. ills
,ninli>M "lili hei head down atui
a ploKiiil ««l Wllil iiiM-kn. A grftuji lii erfniiA III brhiiir of t ivlu bottnriueat
Id iiol
Ilir car rouvlHd iix til*
llir Asn
vaKry aiôptnd n iW o- and rhlhl wrlfnir In ttiU ooiiritry
eavy mimw ftmltli wiui not held,
liillon nakliiH coiiKii’ Afi (i> rrlnibiirrn
mill ninrr Ihr World war
l<;aillc-i till" in(.riiliig a Hlinll oil
lliriii fill "IhiKiniinila Ilf tliilluivi
I wiMi iiallotinl I 'oghitlim III
(Mill.... . ii'iik iliiven liy H, u ,
wurU> ol dajuas*,"
him .
<cg«vnu«i ,B* ran >. CvIihm h
ONSHOSIFO
NEK
M ffllO E N lS
A FlE B SN O fA
ffiirii'
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T
lEK DOOBIS Miaja Works for
NEU A ] A Early Surrender
IS SIB OPEAC To Rebel Leader
WASHINGTON, Maic
(UP' —
M A D R ID , M iirch V (U,R)— SepiiblicHn troops opened lira
Senate Majoiltv l,eii(|pr
iTTtho .^trools o f Madrid today to crush a counter-revolutiortBarklev. qMe.viUmliiK Uu
o f the ncutnillty act
aliling a ry outbreak atnonjf .soldiers led by Com m unists opposin g
world pence, nriiPd the
pcaco ncKoliHtipns wyth the nationalists.
day to approve the jn.'SB.fKK) 000 nrm
Shot'K w on: ckchrfiiKcd by llic Com munist-led soldiers antT*
expaa^lon bill to p roi.ri Anl^rlca
republican trooj*;* dcfendinK the new defense council headed
position in a troubled world
"It Is rtoubifiil wheitier tlir ncu
by Gtm. Jo.se M iaja but, the
trallty act. whelher eiitorced or no .
council announced, th e iiphas contrlbuied to the pence of the
ri.'înK wa.s quickly suppressed.
world.” Dnrklcv RHid.
MlaJa aud Juan Bcstclro. roodHe pre.^sp(l for a final vote this
ate pQimeal
;al leader on the counafternoon on the bill niithnrliliiK
6,000 fIshtliiK plaups /or Die nrmy
I. appeafecii tto (he populace to aid
air Corp.s’. .slrenKthriiliiK of Panama
In c r u s h i n g the Communlsu
Canal defen.'es and eduri\t1on of Inthroughout republican Spain in
du.siry In production of war ma
L 0 6 ANGELES, March 7 (UP)
order to. pernilf the new regime lo
terial.
—Tlie .'.tiaw that broke the
Tlie .senate naval alfalr.s eoinmltearners back. John P. Pettliiger
negotiote a setUemtnt o f the civil
tcc heard Rear Admiral Arthur B.
lold the Judge In seeking to
war.
Cook and Juan T. ’lYippe. presi
'dlvorcc his wife. Fern, was
The Communists were charged by
dent o f Pan-Amcrlcaii Airways,
complaint No, 7.
MlaJa wlUi mi-slcading troops in
iirse nuthorlRAtion of the dt'-puted
(11 She .sma.shcd the wind
"some battalions" and Inspiring
>5,000.000 harbor and airport dI^
shield of hl.s car (he said) In
them to attempt overthrow o f the
vclopment on Guam.
li rasc- i2) Broke the stem of
defense council, which came Into
lii.s new pipe. (3i Cm-'hcd the
power yesterday after ousting Pre
•'LUtenlng Post"
toes of his dre.ss shoes with
mier Juan Ncgrln'fi Bovemment.
Cook, chlcf o f naval aeronautics,
her high heels. i4) Locked him
Terrorists in aulomobllea fired
said Uie Guam Improvements would
out of the hou.ie. (5i Pul the
on republican soldiers in the north
enable the navy to e.siabltsh a valU'
CQI m hLs bed. <61 Shined a
section of Madrid and the troops
able '•ILsteninR post” In the we.sienx
llashUglil
in
hl.s
eyc.s
while
he
retui:i)cd
the fire. Another band of
Pacific.
wa.s trying to .\leep. Hi Conrountcr-revolutlonaries, led bypwn=~^
Conim lilee Chairman C
tiiuially complained that he
munlsLs, fortified itself y i? a r tha
Wal.sh. D.. Ma.<v<i.. rcfii.sed lo penmU
^ jflW r o o enouKh housework.
government billldings and attempt
Cook to a a w c r que.-stloiu about ^
Pictured In one of lighter funcllonx of his office. Vice President
/T ^ ie judge posiiKiued his de
ed to lead a coup d'etat against the
ported iniprovcment.s In ihe Japan
Gam er kpIs expertly kissed by one o f several hundred girls from
cision.
................ council.
.■Stephens collejce, Colu mbla, Mo., who saw the sighls In Wanhlnfton. ese mandrtled islands, one o f whicii
Forced to Surrender
is only 40 miles from auiun. He said
such Information should be kept
government announced this
Tlie g
aiU ha
secret.
hart been forced to surrender
latelfcT
iteXr
Trlppe testified that the Guam
Automobll^ and pedestrian traffic
project Ls "ah c.sscntlal aid” lo civil
a.s suspended In the city for two
aviation.
Barkley predicted an overwhelm
hours during and after the upris
ing.
ing senate vote In support of Uie
defense propOfsLs and reviewed
"Ab.'iotuie tranquility exists' In al!
Spain except for Madrid,” Gen. Big*
operation o f the neutrality law,
BURLEY, March 7 (Speclall— ismundo Casado, leader o f the up
"W e all have our own ideas about
siory of an alleged, niidnlBht rising against Negrin, announced
,
/ J ^ S H I N G T O N , Mnrch^T (U.R>— S ix negotiator.-! for the how neutral we can be when war Tlie
kidnaping wllh death threats at
AmerKian F ederation o f L abor uiul the C ongress o f Industrial Is being waged In other parts of the the point o f a gun was unfolded to the people by i ^ l o after the /
Communist outbreakT
•/
world," he .said, adding that the
Organizations m et w ith ProHident Roospvelt today to bepin effect o f Its operation still was a here today by Pay Ko.ssman, 23,
General MlaJa, who won the l o v y
MaUa, at preliminary hearing lor o f republicans and the respec^/««
a new attem pt to u n ify the ranks o f labor a fter the thvoe. .m atter o f question.
J. G . Sloan. Twin Falls city elec the nallonaliats by assuming comV
year.s o f civil war.
Never Enforced Act
trical liupoclor. and Jack Snider.. mand In Madrid in November. "W3tf.
A ccom panied b y Secretary o f Ljibor Frances Perkins, the
Sen, Bennett C. Clark. D.. Mo., 'Burley, accu.êd of second degree when the cabinet fled and nationrepfvaentativea ,o£ the tw o leader o f a .strict neutrality bloc, kidnaping.
allst trocm
xeachtd th« c i ^
Th e healing was expected to con sulsurbs. last night itocept^ stt*
labor orifanizatipns claim ing o.s.serted Pre.sldent Roosevelt had
never enforced the neutrality act clude lata today althougli it mn>'
8 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 w orkers w ent to the in the con n ict bctwcctt atipan at\d posslWy fa n y ovc*. until W ednes premc comomnd of the new defens*
council, wiilch consolidated its po>
W hite H ouse at 2 :3 0 ]). m,
Chinn,
day. Prdbate Judge Henry W. sfion as an emergency government
IN
"Tlicrc U a question," Barkley re Tucker U presiding.
Mr. Roo.'fcvell wii.s cxpcctcd to tell
of all republican territory.
them again that he hoped for plied, "as to whether the President
Escaped in Brush
DirectoraU Named
"peao* with honor" between thc rl- has authority to decIarc the neu
Tlie pftlr Is accused of kidnaping
val4. Tli'ereafter It was believed n trullly act In effect In a new kind Ko.vMnan the night of Feb. 18, then
The following directorate was
long .’•orles of roiifoirnces would be o f war—the undeclared
taklrfg him halfway to Siiblett named:
N EW S
PccFiUlcul o f the national de{«t\se
DefendloR French purchft&es o f wlwre lie {lv<l inlo ihp saae&v\»sli
held ' between the two ncRottiiHviB
coiin cll-G eii, Jo.se MlaJa.
committees,
Amni lcan - made fighting planes. clad only In scanty clothing,
War mliTlster-Oen. Slglsmund<y
Pre.-ildcnt John 1.. Lewis of the Biirkley riled a long list of sales of
Kosftman # lesSlmony at tl
Hy United I’ ren*
CIO led his delcKalloii liiti
war materials lo foreign countrlci Ing named one other man—Julius Ca.sjylo, organlrer of Ihe rerolt
Frank Waterman HtearH,
nnifcrenre. Prr,-.ldcnt Wlllliim I
iindpr llrenês granted by the staK na.smavsen—as also having been In BgWlnsi the Ncgrln government and
confidant uiid advlkcr of the late of the federation delrgated thi
deiiartment,
the car at iRe time of the mld- It.s collflborailng CommunlstA.
Prenident Calvin Coolldge, died of (Uifi major nttempt lo inaki
Clark ah.MTtrd Piehtdent Roosevelt nliihl rlilr. Motive for the alleged
FoirlKti affairs—Julian Bcstelro.
pncumonin al liN llnxton home,
hiid overriden, as comman<ler-ii
111 liiboi ranks' to three AFL
ktdnup still wjis not cleaclv bvoiv«l\t a 8orlall.-a who lias Iohr advoc&ted
only orte day after death at Lud ]>M'N|(|l'llth.
pcn(r iind Is regarded even by the
nliief of Ihe army, a war department iM liKht ahliough Ko.vsmai'.’s
low, VI., of .lohn Sarienl, 7B,
natloiiallits us a moderate.
nolh rommitlce.s held In.'.l.l-hiln
against dPmoii.slîMnn of llinoiiv tended to gl''*- some s
alloniey-ienpral In the C<>olld|e iilc .^llaleKV dl^cu,•.^lnn^. before gO' JJIHI
Inteiiiir and securltv - - Wencesfttlll under army coiisldera- .itantiatlon lo reports that Sloan
cabinet.
IMK to Ihc White lldiiM-. The fcdeiiiarraiiBlng a demnintratlon .^rl1l(•<l .the youths assoejatlon wllh lao Ciinlllo, rcpiesentlng the UOT,
....... Mrs. aioiin. Ills eslrangecrwlfe,
thr Socialist general labor union.
•the French mission
Radio ^^llln>mnn Jack IJcjiny won tion giiiui) reviewed It.s po.sllUui al
ight the plaiie.H,
a third coiilliiuiuice in 1ils trial for II iHlMite luneheon ’Hie CIO spokesKossmiiii was the first wlliies,
Olher I,eader«
Jewelry smiiKglhiK—thl^^ lime 1(1 .... .. lil•.^M,s^(•d Ihc pcace |.robIrmn
cnlled tiy Adonis Nielson, pro-ve
.luMlor and propaganda—Miguel
April 3. . . l-’orinci (iov . Jiimes V.
cuiur. The youth said that In- had Sun Andrew, left republican.
Allred look (Mlth us tcdr lal Judge ol
hccn woikliiK for his cousin. Janies
Communications and public works
Ko.-isniiin, on the latler’s MalU - I-Uluiiriln Vul, Soelullrtl,
(he .loutliern dlsiitci i>f 1 -cxas III Uiillcd Mine Workei
Hou.ston, nhorlly alici- i (velving hi.i
ranch. He leMlfird ihal Jami-h
Fliiaiire and economy — Manuel
commission lioin ^^'ll^htiiKlon. . .
ed him alMMii mliliilKht Feb. IH
Ciim/alrr. Marin. CNT (Annrohot tie has partlelpiileil I
SKid
•» rnu|ile o f ‘ felliiH’s ’ wa
Sniidtcnii.sl niiiloinil confederation
P rid Kuhn, mil.... . .Irudrr of
10 see him on ihe'ixiich.
«!
tt\r (Irrmau-AiiivitvAU (luud, said
■Hie wll1le.^^ ,MiU1 hr «ent
KducHiKin and lu-nllh-Jo.'.e Del
a m asf mi'rlliiK of (hr luind nlniitlM, (I mixieniie who had.served In
liar to (hr <Mir hrid Irrcri.lly In
OlHK. March 7 fU.ni-flaiii|llr'
Iiii '-N>-mi1ii Bovfininrnta.
Nrw Ynrlt’> MNdlvni ,Si(iiarr 4iar,r its'clved at tlir slale rhriniiii
mi'i'lliiK In Ih'- Whii
Wllh Ihi.i .•omiutttre, Llrul. Col,
drn, wmld Uf lirld 1II { hhas.i
iMitoiv today lor aiiiilysh to dr
Ctlirliinu Medii. an Anarchist who
within four (» «l\ mtcIi '
Mine whelhrr ,If>hii Uul.is, U
hiid si-i-fi'<l MS an active army oflIucklnKlmni jioliur mu..... . .'It
ttii'i, ci.llulumvletl'i-losrly,-M dW
. ilniKKe<l lu R
•l«H>Viv\'
d lldMMWV.l
lUe klHs
firn Miimicl Miilallnna Gomer, nfw
till' date of Ihrlr MiniiiK l<M Caniid,(
luiiaway epls(aln i
iiiinv rhirl ol staff,
by two days lo Mn\ li .
Complaint No. 7
Top Reason for
Divorce Request
I E OEJ(
T O L D A ie R W
Labor Leaders Meet
With FDR, Perkins
BAiEB,S5.DIES '
iruyiO'SlEEL
t
InB*.
Rep. E. E. Cox, D., Cu , l>'Miocrftlic
lender of Uie conlltloii which kJllod president R oo.v' vpIC.s covprnmi'iii
reorganization bill Ia.si vnti. piiiccd his .'upport lodav Im'IiukI iiir
II r w compromUc -rcoi Rani/îtloij
mi-Asurc.
Renewing dcbiitc lit thr hoa.sc,
Cox said he "cnn fliiil no valirt
Kround" to object 10 Uir iirw
HUs Rtatcmciu wa.*, of •■-icnilii-i.ii.Y
slncc 76 Dfimocrailt mi'inbrrs Mho
litsl year helped kill ihr rmrn.ini^..*lloii plan stUI are In the hoii.'f
HLs .statement appiircntiy aiis clrsltrnrd to help solidify Doinnrraiir
ranks in the face of vivwial MnnnImouR opposition to the bill from
house Republican.^.
No LeiUUUre Pnupr
Cox said the bill -do^s iioi m rrfpct undertake to dclegnir any kimi
o f legislative power" to ihc Pre;>ldvnt.
•The Prc.sldcnt U not Rivrn s
roving commls-slon, or hroiid .ind un
limited power to work■ht.^ will on the
problem, but if coiiflnrci 10 n llnmed channel by the llmliniiotis i.et up
In the bin," he said.
^
•■Thl* bill is the bill n( Uib housp>
of the agenU of the 1
It iK enacted into law
proposal set up by Indcix-nrioti
• ....... ‘ - ' of
Hopes for No Oppoi
He .lald the aulhors of ihe
..II •'evidently took Into arn
the obiectlons raked to the former
mea.sure."
Cox said he IraMed lliai Rcpiibllins would not "en bloc oppo.sr this
ill," and tlmt.'Teorfianlzatton Is n oi
a partisan question.''
Rep. Lindsay Warren. D.. N
authoi of the measure. cxprc:^cd
doubt the house would approve a
reorganisation bill introduced in thr
senate yesterday by Sen. Harry F.
Byrd, D,. Va. He said ii would give
th e President no new or aridUlonnI
power to reorganize burenius and
achieve economy.'
A ’ Kiss fo r Cactus Jack
NAMES
TODAY’S
ESIS
N E C E ffly FADES
I'rrsldrnt Itiai-ru-ll vild (lir
nai.li- at An(.iii J. ( v iiim K, h Iki
waa kllird hy an as-a. '(Ill's Inillrl
Inlrndrd ti.r (lir cliMt rsrcndvr.
WHI
rrinniibrtnl ' ,<>. loiiit a-.
hrrolnm and nclf-.a. itli ir'a ri' hrId
III huiior. " A l<((M-. lll'IIIK'l hid.
asked cmmici-. tor I'JDO.IXHI lu
"IlcliKlhen Alciil
Jt'iilbiii by |{(-|i i
Calif., Iitmki'd I
In (ho hou.-,c (Ml
npproprlalliig m
Im- lnb-11,1
ruitlon ,'X«-||IU.r.',
AI"I,, Ihi; C IO I'l
Hl(lii.'V lllllin
‘.luni.y, |4.rpic..„-ulnl
Loyal Slii|»s "
SiuT<'H(l«'r U)
Frencli llrads
'I'UNla, NiMlh A lilia. Miiiili 7
lUri.-Bleveii ■lhl|l.^ mI tin- /||'HmI'.Ii
rrjmlillraii
fieri
mm n nilr ic-l I'l
Kreiloli autliorlllen liiil»\ uml v>rir
Inlcrned wlih (h di i ir>' >
Kocaiilng fiiMii (laiuiHCMii. mIii' i >'
they rrviilteil aiiMliM.l llic Nci:iln
governnicnl, ilm hhi|n ImkI ........... .
the n oritin n AMinui
"eeking ir<iinr,
'Miay arrived in the i»«v tlm
inoritlnK. n e iic li niliiitniliv hiiiImhI.
tlea at ......
put them inuln a
Ruard nl donltoynr. ;tiwl oi.tnril
ll»em lnt*i thr liiiirr latin nl lit• « « « . tU» artaV Prriirh irni'h M rlran naval bane,
’riiai*i arraitgeniMila ivnr inmla
'iiico lu iifliiliallro and latii mi;'Uwm to tha nalliinnlUls,
,iflv
iMnkf
rnliird
o ha • IX'I
Ik lU-v
lllllllOII
riiillci
Ihe ba«U fill ill.Mii.
M'lil wr.iild hn
claiy I’erkllin
Ihe outlook' I
111
llie Nrw Ynik woilit ^ imi
e (.-heinl.M W. II I......
hlA olflcr ini l>iiAlne>.n a
it™ h»» licni made, Olfli
U Milil thr analv^l^ woi
M A ItriA I. LAW
iillU A I), lrai|, M aich 7 '
ml lav WHN (irrrrrn'iridnv’ fi
liNutfiiMiitn,
lfl1M.lt.
MX nil!?'
iMtad uiiil
mill
foi
"Midi
Ihr 'îlflrei
iiiiiHMihng muy dVfli
S IE M IR IS
FUCENEW M L
iiiiilrc.iniulH IMI ri,iiiiilniilloit will bn
.... (I' hy Ihr nlalc chrnihL In r>M>nrctliMi with Ihr taiiKlril Hiihl
IIK'lilrnt,
lliMSMi A.ild lir had dtncovrrril Ihiit
no liiiHl hail N-rii Involvrd, and hiiil
(•oinMiiinlcalejl llili, ly Iho Uolsr
flee to rlliiiliuitc lircenriMv of • leni^
fnbih'ulnl by ym
liini
tlivolvliiK
slinlliir
.hiilgr Oiiv Ulevriin of lIlKckloiiL
still hrni the acllon In Hhlcli DInl111! |:iii;liicei i; A. Jolillsloii of
l.rvM.',[on Iiiid f<iiiiKir rr»l<l(.'iil eiiKllini Kiavne I. McAt'-r of (IiM-iir
d'AIeiii’ wi'ie Indlclrd wllh htlnnnirr
l)v nil Alla coiinlv «iaiul linv
A ctvll aelloii ii| ]• V. OMiillrv o(
I'lH'iiii'IlM, [(Miner liiMiiaiice luiid
iihiiliiuui. a|4Hlni.l . tllalu , .JVudilu».
1 1 ( 1 1 U <: I’lilMMn chaining i-xpciiilttinr nr tl.Iilill loi n lHi<ikk>'c|iliig
mill h'liv wllliMiil Irtial iIkIiI will Ihi
hroiit 5«Iiiir DIM .IhcIkc f K Win
stead iK'Klnnlng un lht> xniiKi lUiv,
Quints will Make Special Trip
To Visit King, Queen at Toronto
TiiHO N'lt), Ont , March 7 Mjn
I'liK DIoniir (|iilntu|ilrls uin
...... .
diiwit fjoiti (âllainler Mav
tor a "rninmnnil jirrliiirnanir"
hrloir .tlii'lr vInltlliH lilaJrAtIra
|{|HK ....... wa VI and quern KlltaIt will lie Ihnir Uinl tlntn awav
Ihun lioiiK', Thry will travel tha
j(i(i ni>1r-< 111 a prtvatx rnllwny rar
i>ii a
Ivttlii, a n m p m iln l
liv -jiapa ' Hiiil 'm a m a '-M r , and
Mif. Oltva llloinii'
and Dr. A.
II iinfoc who ilellvpiril them
May
/
■t'he on ta ilo goveriimriil aiiiKiuiiied Ihrlr roiiiliii). and xalil
ill Diifor had agired lo II. al
ii.... .
al I'Hlbinder, (hr (Iih:|ii|'
tlriiird hr had lirrii ronsiiHrd,
lla iiv Nhoh, piovlnclal srciela r r M\iil Ihal 1‘ricy 1). Wilson,
tlm iiiiblrs' official uiiarillan for
tin- imivlnee, also wiiiild aceniii•imnv them hrir. Thn govnriihirm v.'Ul piovldr tha train, 'l>n Ullve plana wero for (he ouliilii|i1ria lo Slay In theli' iralii
1111(11 Ihoir in a jfsd ri romiita(e a
•lly tour, U » a be takta hy »uU>*
inobilr -wKli a pollie c-mjoiI, lo
Ihr lliiulrnaiit govciiiiai'* ,rham hi-in In the iiarllainent biilUlliiu
whri4^ Ihe king and'fiuerii would
iccelvr (hem,
Tlir i|iitiil|ii|ilMn, lifarliig flva
yi-aif, ahrady have iH'eii liiKlructnd linw to lieliavr In (heir nmjoatirs’ |iir«eiii'P, 'iiirj’ havo never
been oil the iiiciiilsei ot Iheir
imihriy shico they weta cnfriert
ih rfr Irom the farm house where
Ihry were born, and have nnver
riililrii on aiiyllilnu larger (tiaii
lilvyulei.
4ONI'IDKNTIAI,
.‘•iAN ,rilAN. I'licito Hlco, March
'Hi'i Thr liiMiliir deiMirtment ol
estu. iiialra
lu leiirlieih linlny_^ B^klng them to*"
MUijily "ju vMiiwl data of % alTlol*
Iv ( iiiilldentliil nature."
Ollr (if Ihr I|ilr,',tt()lis h, ’'give the
niiinbci of Miiir Illegitimate chll-’
(lll'U "
NQI'KAK
Cl.KVKI.ANI), March 1 (U.W—A
I11IIII (liovr hin nrw 11)30 aiiiomob'le Into ...........lo dealers' aervlce
i^’UiUltlU'til utlll.c
■Ilk MMnewhere and I
n in l I.H'ata It." Kiiwaid Olan.
Inbilraiioii rxperl, Wfted the hood
and finind a nest of ra(s on Uie
mi.toi block.
i)ANur:rt
•NKW YOIIK, March 7 <U« —
Hiiiukfjro who gnaw the aiema of
their iilpen nr" In danger oC |olhg
(leal, Hccorillng lo Dr. Bdmund
I'lK r ruwler, "Hmokt.r'a y«rtl|o"
hr naid. Is sometlmu oauoed by
biting loo herd on plp^.atacni or
by haliUuAlly holdliif plpee U> OIM
aido ol the ntouUi, ptuhlng Ute
Jaw boiiea o ff beUnoe, aviDptORU
rin ilni ^Mtl
•ION
ilAKKRSPiSLD, OatU., J
1 <u.R)-Qurgltn wiM «
do not bellev* in •i«m t
the Nllt U w tl« '» M .i(f
o«al> ajut .* pen, M 4 , t
front lh« o M iV Ot y
•r( Ooilo
vertlied on 1 - _________
IDAHO EV EN IN G TIMES, T W IN FALLS, IDAHO
Page Two
Tuuday, rtarch 7. 1089
EXPERTS PREDICT FAILURE OF GOP, DEMO ECONOMY DRIVE
LACK OF FDR'S
AL[ O
FKIDN
AP ISeen -Today R U C K L H K Doctors will
News in Brief
Track
COOPEM Fi
ID A T H M G 5
SWOOLEBSOEO Recall
Duel of Past
« PROG
FIRM SHOWS BIO PRO nT
SANTA -MONICA. Calif,. March 7
0J.P>—Douglas Aircraft company to-
tl.r
lU-f
(»>om Paf« flar)
brnoin and du.'t pan for .seciclaiy
r«i«,v
I'kmi! up rn route a knife wfiich, ( V i xJienr/ s
••s Mi"k ir the dlnlns room door note to thf l«dy w|jo phon»<l and
said
*0 have • l<.ik at the snow
. "Dp lu latllln* Hr j.»td Si'Her
I' on 'lir ixirch. poke'’ a H'ln in path slKuri.” ! ni a n Sho-.iu>ne
duclionn wRliout Mr Ktxvirveli » a*
■Ulaiice.
Som« wf II 1n f 0 I m • ct nnd *lratPKlL-nll.v pliirrd Di>nioi:raU. tx lliii prlv.iic ni)inion thnl the
fconoiss' pUii not only would mil
to produce subMBiUlal reduclion in
»xpeiidUures bul Uial ilie adinlnlAlratlon would spend more In ihc
n «ct fiscal year ilian th* tt.OOO.000.000 now budgflcdS«^ka Fraiiible Method
United Prc.-'S .souiixt. plHccd pint
of UiK blame lor tlic bluak cionniiiy
ptospcci on collgrc^^ and freely cfn ceded Ihftt the expected W(ilU'
Houi* refusal to accepi drastic reductloiw .squares wlili M -, R ooicvell's aiaUmenis o f tiU own poHcy.
He repeatedly has .’'aid he would rcUuce cxpensie.-. II anyone c-juid nliow
him Icnslble, meUiodx and, slmultaneousb’. he has Insl.Mca ttml re
lief, larm relief, nnilonnl deltn;.f
nnd siicli large ltcin.s of expcn.se did
not offer much room for ruis.
The Ilrsi test will conic on the
Appropriation of J150,000,000 more
for WPA iLê durlni; the sprlm;.
Oongreas dipped that sum from the
drflclancy
approprlntlon
rrquesi»ent Mp early In 'the winter. Mr.
RwueveU will repeat ihlx week or
next h h rccommcndAtloi) for Its
w toraU on.
8«« FDR Win
A o ImproMlvr number o f Irulsla*
tfr« vBterans believed Mr. Ro«-evrli
would win in the renewal ol tliii
dUpui* allhouBli the lines arc not
yet precisely drown and th<' niurgln
either way is too imaU fo permli
•ccur»tr lorecasl.
, Tha la c u appeared to b« tlint.
lf«ders of the coiigrefcslotial croiiOBiy bioc. Including Chairman Pat
iia n k o n . D.. Ml£s,. ol Ihc ucnute
ilnanc« conimltlce. are having
trouble thenisclvc* ngrcclng <«n dcfiolte reductions. Ntiiloniil defeivic
appeared for a time lo be * suitable
subject lor the ax but now la
deemed too popular and too lar ndvanced to permit appreciable prun
ing. Harrison lia-s said m general
Uiat ctjU should b« In "cmDTgcncy"
CBtegorlrs. Tliui scciivs to rcduce
llaelf now to WPA and PWA.
IASIlES FO
R
miLi
BUKL. March 7 rSprrral>-Lli-t
riles for M i'. F.mma McD<iuell, wjle
of Johnnie McDowell, who died ni
her home Frlilav mornliiB of pneu
monia, were rQ*idurtrd Sunday at
Z p. m. frnin the Buhl Chri.stliin
church wiD) Rev. j n uardiii,
jift.stor of the i Iium Ii In ihnrRe
The nuisli- war. Iiirnh.hed bv the
KlwaiMs eluli ipiarti'l rotll|K>'.ed ol
T)r. r . A. KBllii.-kv Harold Paekev,
Drninid
AlbeH-nn iiiid Cliailer.
Clark.' Thpv wrtp ndninitiiiiird nt
the piano hv Mrillu Net/uer. Tliev
I Me of Homewhere,"
nd -Ooi
Krifffd lo Knter Car
foircft ,.hlm,Jo marrh oui
■;i; to the la r. KoA*man said. «lhoiiijh hp had had lime only to
inn underwrnr, troi«ers and boot.«.
:iir youth tc-itlfled that Sloan *too<l
ry the car. a green aedan allegedly
ivkiifd by the Twin PalU man. and
hat Hnnmu-'swi waa in th* fmnt
Ill noiM
M- i.n.l Ml; [•: A Will
M I. T.i\loi, •rijrlina flaylK
K Yount O. D 'll(ilyit.s
J'alU viMiors 111 BoUr vomo
iTonomy propone
|)c lll'K !
licaiu uliotc iic.iii'
th f troiiomy progra
iipl)«ar^ri publirl> i
h o -'r-.
<l>sl Mlstluiut}
WciinMis MI.'^
.\1c 1 liocil.l K|>
n trjclr Rfcoverfd
A Holifa.sl Ii1cy<’lp, rpgi.stcrfd In
th<* nnmr of LaVernal Wahl, Hit)
Elm utrcpt. hart
rfrnveii-d
Kiday bv local police In front ol thf
T iin Wrecking tompnny, ft rcptui
.shows. The wheel \\ ticlng held at
th f si.'itinn for the o»nri
Orlftm*. t.ft and
Kn rout.. I),..I Msiird i-bc
p,.wnr<- r u y . N.-t. , and H
Kan.
M W O E N IS
AFIERSNOMI
rroprlrlor» Llstrd
B. T. Albertaon and D:
Kallu.sky arc ll,sird as the .'
sons havlns an iiiicip.-l in
bertson Funeral h<i
Buhl.
cording to a rfitllk a lr of
Niiiarrnr it«vival
name filed today with the
Dr. T. W.' WlllltiKlirtMi. evanKoll.’.t, recorder.
siKikc on 'I’ roiTiisllniilion, llir Thirf
o[ Time"
servlce.-i la.si evenlni;
the Klnilx-i'lv Chinch ol thf Nfl/.ii-•Uf.
ai.'lu od Mii.vsfi. Fllfi. -lid
O. A. Cronora. Diihl NaiJirnie
pitslor, ,s«nK ,sol05.
M ottfi’ Stolen
Local police wrre Informed last
night by Mrs, Stnnlpy CnrI, &5B
Kifth avenue ue.M. iliai $5 had btrn
taken from n pocki-tbook which »lic
left on ihc radio In her homr. 61ie
pxprp,'f>ed bellff somronf entered
the house and cKaped unseen.
Adult CUuex
Mrs. Lenote Johnson will enloll student* lor c la « work, also
correspondence course.^. In the
iitlult education project, today and
lomorm*- ai 7 p. ni at her home.
:«)5 I-\)urth street north, she aniiovjnceri today.
PentrcoHtal Serviirs
PiiLoi Liwiow of Uu Fust.PcjiU costal church announc.'s that IU t
J. A. Johivson, Rujx-rt, will continue
(•vangcll.Mlc .scrvU'e.s all IhU week.
Rev. Johivsou’.s subjMt last cveiilni;
wiv. -F n ili. More Fruit, Much I'tuii.
nnrt No Fnilt." Tlie Arkansas (juiiiKt wlU sing this evening.
Llnroln Patrolmen
New patrol* boys al the Lincoln
.school ar« Allen DcVrie.s. Tommy
McClurc, Leonard Han.son, Boyd
Donnldaon. Leonard Owcas, Donald
Heller, B on Evans. Jim Marrl*.
Marvin Schneider, Harold Lively,
Albert Herihborger and Hbbcrt
Johnson.
Al the iioopilal
Mrs. William Soreason. Tu'in
F a lb ; J. W. TlnKoy, Buhl; Nancy
3t«cy, Matkcy. and Ot‘i>e Roode.
MurlAUgli, have b>'<’n admitted to
th«- Twin F.tll.', county general hospKal.
PBtien:> dLsmlMcd Inchitle
Mi.'s Dons McDonafd and Mrs. Dnlton Box and baby, T «ln Fall.«:
Orville Hydo. Buhl, and Mr.' Mer%-in
R«-i]ier and girl', Oooding.
PAROLEREVO
KED
FORI6«OLO
IJcK ausp a Ifi-ytar-old Twin'Par..'
yoiilh assertedly violated hU dlsti k i court parole, Jiidgp T. likilpy
Lee. Burley, signed an ordpr icxUy
revoking the parole and direcllng
thal a probate court senieurr lo the
tndinlrlal (raining scliool be uoried
FONERt HONORS
NEED i
Impressive last rlte.s were con
ducted Ht 3 p. m. today at thp M fthodist Episcopal chureh, honorlnK
the memory of Mr.s. Anna Marla
Cnrl.son. 70, wiaow ol 0._A. Carlson,
a former county coinmlsitoncr. and
resident o f Twin FalU for 30 year.'..
Scrvlce.s were held at the MethodUt Episcopal church, which ^.he
attended regulnrly. Ilev. H. O MeCnllUter wa.i In charKC of the
services.
Quantities of floral Irlbutrs, e.\pre.vslve of the esn-cm In wlilrh the
pioneer matron was rpRardfd. wprr
banked nbonl the cn^^ket and altar
rail.
Twin Pall.1 chaiiter. Anirricmi
War Mothers, aitrnded the srm .r,In a body, and the oU ut oikhiiizutlon-s with whirl! she was allilla'i-d
were well-ropr^sented.
Mrs. Catherine .Potter and M w
Mabel Cfti«e snnp '•The City Four.square" and "Ivory Palaces," Thev
were accompanied by Mrs. c . H.
Stinson. Pallbearer*
were
Paul
S<oii.
Junior Soott. Wrslev Carroll. John
Savage. Harold Savage and Elmer
Lelchlltor.
Interment wrs in IV in Fall.-i crm.
rU-r> . be.'.iilr the grave o f her hi;'blind
Interment was under the
direction of the White mortuarv.
LEGIO
N10 iiB
FORM
EROFFICIiy.
Members of the local po't of the
An;er;rsr. Legion tod.iy w iw making
p re p a :«:io n ' for welcoming Ck-n.
Ja;:ic» A. Diaii;. former national
ca7.'.n-.i:-.r.cr rt;iri;;g his vMt to Twin
ra:i* ne\'. HYidav
D:s.:-. :.'w ( uiin.vtcd wuli the
Ncruruy bo-.ird with headquartrr.' :r, W„.,!,i;i^;;on I) C . will ^|xiftk
fw-rrre .-;enit> r.. o f :he I.ions . lub at
Uy
- .................
To(la>
ioi„esriiU ii^ r U"' mil
1 there, the path ha,I pu-ttv much
melted, and laie: -uaw .ui.iiilrted
ilir
tyii.'hiiiu-iip
Our
iruik
.smashing Iniu irur end ol another
truck as flrsi truck conif.' to stop
near Intrrseftton . . Driver hav
ing a flat tire takm rare ol. while
snow maiitle.i him and the chilly
garage
attendant . . And
Boy
Scout, all bundled up to face the
weather, showing up at Legion
K'^ssmnn ^nld he and Snider got hall for the pursde that didn’t
im o the car. with Snider drlvlnK parade.
nnrt .Sloan In the back aeal with
the a.s.ser1ed victim . Tliey drove
halfway lo Sublett; where Bnlder
Hfrordlng to Kos.sman—said thpv
would "blow his brains out aod
Iravp him in a d rlfi.”
The youth said Sloan held a gun
to Ills iiead and said: •'You broke
up my home . .-. killed my wife . . .
and kept my girl out of school." He
{rrtptn r**e OM)
le.silfled that Sloan said this alihouKh Mrs. Sloan Is alive and well. McKinney, Twin Fall.', and a pri
Ko.s.sman .said that Sloan then hli vate coal truck, driven by Markhim with his fUt and gave him n wood D. Lohr. also ol Twin Falls,
blark eye. ’llie gun. he »ald. kept collided near ihr intrr.M-ctlon ol
Third street west and Secoml avehim from fighting back.
nue west,
Slopped Car: He Ple«»
Tlie Shell trufk was not dam
Tlie youth testified that hts cap aged but the Iront ol the other
tors then stopped the car and Snid machine was caved in. tlie police
er got and and began taking o il his report shows,'Slippery streft.s was
overcoat. He allegedly told Kossman said to be the cause of the m'lKshap.
to get out. which the youth said he
ThLi afternoon ofllclala of the
did. He testified that he ran Into Tî'ln Fall* highway district offU-e
the sagebrush Immediately and said all roa<U were open but were
that apparently no one followed -.sloppy and .■•llppory."
.him.
All Roads Open
He told the court that he got' to
OfllclaLs of the state highway o l»
the ranch of his uncle, Fred Kossflee at Sho.<hone Informed the Eve
man. about 2 » . m.
On examination by E. L. Ray- ning Times that all main roads were
born. member of th e defense <;oun- open but that plows had b«en dis
spl. Baybom. R aybom and Smith. patched to work In the vicinity of
Twin Falls. K ou m a n M id he had Richfield. They said that the heavy,
!>•••■;•. h in d by Mr.- Sloan to driM- wet snowfall wh.' i;.-ni-r.U over flits
hPi and her daughter to CalJlorniR .section of the stnto In mart ca.spa.
although the .snow wa.s hrav^'. It wa.s
in Dfccmber. He said she paid liu.
pxpen.sea and boJfehf hL< ix tei melting from the roads in "good
order.’'
hoxr
'l l i e road.s air vioppv and klipThe pro.'eaitor a)-o
ClemM-.', U rea, ownri anc. (.[.iTi.to: ol [ v r .. however • nllu ials of rhe Mafe
,1 Mrilui berr pallor Liiveii lej.n- ' ollicf .âld, ‘ and drivers should use
ricri that about 10.30 p. m. Peb. I rs-jtion."
iR Snider came in nntl asKi'tt nitr I In T»-m Fall,s an e.stlmated three
inrlip; of snow hnd lullei; e jr ’v this
If hr tiaii a can. Hr rkvi
: aft.rmf>or. tlie current .storm starta gun. he >.aia.
; m;; iBUt night.
.
, n .r a . .
•1 Coinuuiihlri ft. V.
lUluril :llLs .llleinooil
iiei. , 1 M.nilil tx* grivtpd
ii<-^ ;i; 'ii.r iiinr iir ixxs; nil <Muiiu pi.iiii.im,
ihe lennth ol ,hi;
-T. A .
Elects New Staff
Pare i-Trac;
-.ôclnuon .
the home of Mrs \V. R, WoUer.
.She .suc-ecd.s Mr.'. Wolter .-i' pie.iIdeni of the orgnni/jition. Other olfker.s clrclfd were Mr.' Frank
G.iiidlnga. flr.st vice-president; Mrs.
Alphie DoAtJcy. sccond vlce-prcsideiit; Mrs. O torgc C. Holley, secre
tary. and Mrs. W . L. Hayward,
treasurer.
_ Officers will be In'talled April 10.
'M rs. Bmkhart and Mrs. DoAtley
will icpre.spiit tjic council at the
meetuiK of the Twin Fall.s cotuiiy
unii ol the \yomen's PieW Army lor
CanciT Control.
Stale convention plans were dlJcas.s<',l. Tlie meeilng will be held
April
in Bo I.t
Mrs Wolter iind
.Mt- Hiirkii.iri weie «)ii>oln(ed to
attend tlw conventlou.
( i l i i i r e h II; IS N e w
,\ssi.staiit
> II
11
P a K lor
OiiKly will de-
tll>
The vtoulh Is l>ewey >;-lw,
I«f1 iieen pla<p<l on p.irolc
■[, Ihl' year by Jiidne 1er
'I'm ; Ihe probni. c.mri
'lied Pec. ?«, nifi by fiirn
.iiiv I, K1llUu\
Although Gov. C A Bottollsen
must sign (lie act berore >-nio of
truck licenses become.' legal nt re
Bringing memorlc.s of once tn*
duced rates, the Twin Fall* county ten.se athletic competition. Dr. H.
a.ssrssor's olllce wo.s mllkl'^K prcp'tratlons today to .soil the plates at L Stowe, local phyKlrlan and necretarv’
of the South Side Medical
Ihr new .schedule as M>on
ouihoi
srviety, nnd Dr Janies St«rk. as
Uutlon is received.
sociate In surgery at Northweslem
Meantime, according to A.sw:«or
university. ChlcBKO. will meet here
lleorge A, Childs, license plaies for
Wednesday for the first time in
trucks must be sold u:\iler the old
13 years.
schedule. Rebates nr'e provided for.
The last time Uiey met was on
Substantial R«du<'llnnH
Explanation of the new niea.sure s the cinder paths during a track
provisions, aa received today by Mr, meet between Wisconsin and Notre
Dame.
Dr. Stowe was a member
Childs, shows substantial reductions
below former rales on many types of the quarter-mlle relpy tâm
of WLsrorwln and Dr. Stnek ran
of 1 ucksi^ n d a (
In
the
same p<»lHon (or Notre
irerclal tn
Dome.
,
to ongujiil terms ol
T)ir tu o ran aeal;i.« each other
pax-sed by the hoii,«c.
■nie bill, H. B. 415. will set up this and Wisconsin was the victor. Dr,
schedule for truckmen as soon as Stowe's tâm setting a new con
ference record.
Oov, BottoII.sen signs:
Wednesday, during the medical
Maximum gross weight tip to S.OOO
meetings here, the two will see
IMunds. S5 for farm trueki; *!0 for
each other for tlie first time alnce
private. 125 commercial
that
encounter.
Truck* with m u x iii iu m gross
weight ol 5.001. to 10,000 pound.-—
*10 farm. $:o private, J30 'c o m
mercial.
From 10,001 lo lo.OOO pound!.—J20
farm. *35 private,
commercial. 1
15.001 Pounds
From 15,001 to 20.000—J30 farm.
»50 private. J60 commerrjaJ.
From 20,001 to a5.00(^-$40 farm,
175 private. *100 commercial.
Philip C- Ebellng, from Ohio, na
From 25,001 10 30,000 pounds— , tional prcsWftit of the Junior
$50 Inrm, tlOO private, 1150 c o m - !
Chambtl- of Commerce, together
merclal.
From 30.001 to 35,000 pound*— •1th Melton W. Aldrich, vice prfal
MO farm, « 3 5 private. $175 com dent. Salt Lake City, will visit Twin
mercial.
Fall2 on Wednesday. April 5, It was
Over 35,000 pounds - *70 farm,
aniûnced. here this noon at the
$175 private, $2J5 commercial.
regular board of directors meeting
Aids Farmer
T ile new measure. Childs pointed o f the local club,
out. brings to Uie farmer drlvlne u
A special noon meeting will be
pick-up truck whase total weight held In Twin Falls on that date with
with load IS not over 5,000 pounds members o f clubs from over this
the same $5 licence fee granted to entire district present,
pa&«nser CiUs. It the pick-up is for
Plaas were also announced thi'
city use, however, the Icc Is tio .
afternoon for the next general
•‘Important provwlon of the new membership meeting wljlch will be
law .' the *Sscj.sor said. ."Is tluit the held Tuesday. March H. at the Park
ma.ximum gross weight meaiu> the hotel starting at 7 p. m. Electrical
c l {fie ve/^lc^c pins tfic m ax deaiera will be In cliarge al (he
imum load It carries. Each vehicle program.
must have a printed designation ol
Its maximum loud actually c a r r ie d •not the listed.capacity."
School buaej, he explained, would
be licensed on the ba.sis of th#
weight of the vehicle itself plus the
weight of the children It carnes
when lully loaded.
Childs urged passenger Jlccnse
buyers to get their plates before
March 20 "In order to avoid the
truck rush. - Deadline on all plates
of last yeaf '.s vintage la. March 31.
m
PLAN
CAL SESSIONS
Jo*-K Sajr«:
Yea detlnltelrl My hat is In
(be ringl Bought It 10 years agoand H can atlll aUnd a lot of
kleklnr around. It nt ine when
I bonght II. It (11s me today and
will stlU be Ihe right bIh after
April 4th, 1 » 9 . If not the last
mentioned. I should worry for 1
have a guaranUe with rt,
It
Isn't Rlfht. Bring It Baek!'' Get
the Idtal Eh what!
ContinoouB Shoirs Dally
1 5 < to 2 P. M - - 2 0 c
6 f’ . Kiddles 1 0 c Anytime
UNCLE JOE-KS
O ilS S
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
NATIONAL M E E
EAD WILE VIS
Setting The Pace!
Wendell Masons
j
(Jonducl Funeral
«ft'‘ m oon—and--evening
Jlic Ru»i>ian WolflioMnJ iir.t^ llir par
TT.ertir.cs of members ol Ihr South
Mn.sonic .'.'ivlce.s were <oiiductcd 1
For.i|iee«l romlilned vltli matrlilos grace;
Sin<- .\led1rnl bocletv will be h'l'l .it at the Drak'- and B evnold' lunei-:il!
Und CaUerl set* the pace in Mendu
the p,,rk hotel Wediimdav
2 30
home this ..fic-nioon for Htitjii I.. ^
^t» smoothi
I uncounted frlendi!
p. m and at 7;30 p. m . It w:' ,.n- Long. 63. lo.m -T resiuont of W .-n -!
nouiireil here thl.s iifternooii l>\ IJr, fiell, who c,.m<' to T »i:i Kails la;,;
H. L. Stowe, hecrctary.
December. He diod Sunday at the
.|>eeia] .sppakersv all fi'im Twin Falls county general ho.'.plia;,
C N l-V E R r -s
Nonhwe.slem university, riil'nuo.
Olllcers ol [he Wiyidell .Ma-oniIll tie heard Oil tlir procrniii. Dr lodjie wcit in charne ol the . ‘TviceStowe said ’fTlPV will liiclud' Dr, al the mtirtiiiirv and Hit- Krave.'UU’
Cleveland While, n.s.soclate profe;.- ' ni/'s al Twill Kalis eemoterv.
,t (Ic-imaUilfiBv; Di- .Viitic", '
I«iab.-i,rer.s wcie Ir,i Aii•a:.',(H late 111 surgerj, ,u„i I),-. I
F J. J'arr, Clarciire Uo-.,l.
Stanlev Gibson, ns.soclate proli
H, O. W hki. Court We.M and .Mik"
ol i>edlatnr.s
McCoy, all ol Wendell.
Al the .iliernoon nieetliii:
Honuiarv palllâreis were ManWhite .siH'aks on ••Treatiiuni
tiu' Jtitnl-sc.ii, Ja.-k D-ntv, W. H
AMERICA'S FIRST CHOICE WHISKEY
RliiHwoim f n t e c t l , f j i
iliillliiKK'ii. D.iii Howard, Dwinii;
C.iU>ii'rn>-mf"IHt.M>f.l>rillSKn-'><>l'm>f
Cnm
Maiilfi
Huey and L. A. Adams, ail ol W(.-niiu sn u n riih u ) •xihonf
i-.Skel
dell.
Cram fliiuiml
Copt.
Ctfpc/I lliiiilliti C«ip., A.')'
I Ih
liurRlr.
ii.’ .s of f'lilldhnod '
At tlie evenhin se.-vslon Or Wli
peak,', on 'M nnayemeni i.l Aî
oin, KiiipHnn'i nf thi
•Mill
of Inn
- V. l l,vt iiid Cai
Call for
^
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C a lv cff
1939
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KNDM rtJNIOUT;
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m
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.V Smash 'Iw n
Hit IV oK ram !!
T om orrow !
t A,NII x V i l V S ^ m A K n t i r r V H ^ T l T r T n ^ A N IN«
IHI.V
a s h HKSHiiTIONAI.I.Y fU N N V im .A !
m S E D ORII/ER
WILLENIERPIEA
Thfi world railed lier ‘'rl,r»|i.
Uwdry." You'll (r|| bn nm(.
-nHlorn*!
,1/aU' Ci)uaat)4>-ii>. (mUv liv M imb
TieklX'i «l ni> 1 1,iuiiicr
of drivihi, II, T am, l„|l^ v, .l.',,l,.^
l)|.s Ih'I iii ,llii
Hill ,1
plea
Complauii «,.s
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, IllSlKVl,
fliirrlir.
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niHdiiliw o t y n l.i iy (1 II
Hum.
N owh o f KOcoid
K irthri
I'w lli Palla, a Ih) v, fialurttio’ •( >hr
Twin y ^ lli couiily iii#lfin liy tiomr
HniUK,
T d Mr. and M ri, PuginlrD, M iirta u ih , • |lrV fe b . 27, « t ihe Twin
malrrnif)' h o n x juiiirs.
IDAHO
a t iir t s T O M O K K O W !
IP nilKhtIv
e<ll. i.-d
s an <legreeIMII1\' <>„, Itir „Ml)|e.(
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(n op li>l.itl„|, (he el.ii,ei,l/V Ukeii (illl 111 Hie Aiill »i,i| uh In planis
weie roht.iclnrcl,
« lotalliin
wuA WDikeil ,,iii ,i,,ii,K II,a croiNi
gruwn In Mils vli'liilty.
‘Hir dlN'iisshm will' Iw innllnurd
n ext Miimlajr.
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STELLA
DALLAS
"While New
York Sleeps'
MUh^'l Whalrn Jrait
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MANYOTM
KHS. AIJ. MAKKS, AI.LMODIil.S
U N IO N M O T O R CO.
F o rd , M ercu ry, L incoln Dealer
IDAHO EV EN IN G TIMES, TW ^N FALLS, IDAHO
TuAidaTt M u c h T, 198d
Rupert Granges
Elect Candidates
OPENING OF OLD ^
ALLEyiSORGEO
Poiir property ownerit In the
Bevinn VblA B.ddlt.ion o{ the ciiy
today h id Raked m emtwrs of the
city council to eaiws alleys between
Beuna VUta and Canyon aveiiues to
be reopened «fter being closed to
public travel som e 20 years.
T h « alleys arc locatod on and,
property owned by George R anch
• n d HRrry A, Ball at th e Palacc
Band and Qrnvel com pany, the
Id aho bean- warehouse and a coal
yard.
Records Va«ue
Ball and R anch inlcl rounrllm rn
iM t nleh t that peniilsslon to closc
the alleyx In qucsilon wa.H granted
by th e council 20 years ago al'
though apparenlly no record wai
ever m ade of the fact. T h e closing:
tA, th a t'tim e, Ball miid, cunic when
no on e was using them an d when
‘•there m l l y wiian t any a lley there
ani'Wft^TTTie closing wa.n necessary
I In order Vo get the railroad tracka«< up (or Uie warehouse. Som e $500
was spent In hauling In dirt mid
rocks to fill th e area and the men.
a l th a t tim e, graded and graveled
a large area o f a city street in that
vMTtnlty In return for perm ission to
close the alley, w hich now runs
through a coal yard and Is dosed
a t both ends.
.M embers o f the delegation a5k<
Ing th a t the area bo ojx-ned were
O- L. Johnson, J. W. CarrtJil. J, V,
S w eet and Clifford Bullock.
Will DiK In to n t t 0T&%
Because of the lack o t actual
f a d s the council took no action last
n ight but City Clerk W. H. Hdrldge
was asked to .va n past rccord.s of
(he tlty In an effort to find some
recotd oC th e pevmVsslon rW c».
CommlM loner Leonard A vant will
as.si.st In the search.
C oundlm en also voted InM night
fo n w n e J. O. P um phrey a-s as.slstant
regiatrar for th e April c lly election.
A rapott o( Jc!*Sp ^QRcr. Ubrarian. aJiowed collection.'! for the
m onth of reb ntary am ounting lo
$87.96.
The report further showed book.s
purchased during the period totaled
16« w hile five were do iw ied . New
readers regl.sterccl num bered 155
w hile number of booky-twHrtfcftme
to 12.811. Average daily circulation
w ai 534; largest dally circulation,
T38 and smalle.st, 42<.
A report o f Dr. E, R. price. cUy
m eat and dairy Inbpector, showed
1.345 anim als were killed during
Pebniary IncUidlnB-360 breves. 122
veal, 187 hogs and 76 .sheep. Carea.sMs condemned totaled .‘ilx.
RUPERT. M «rch 7* C Speclal)-P orty-flve m em beri o f th e RupeH
Orange m et Friday a t the Christian
church annex.
T l » business iw slon , In chavje ot
Grange M aster L. A. F rend), Induded the election Into mem bcrsliip of thrw new candidates, Mr.
and Mrs. John W est and Jam es
Connoway. and the pieênVation of
seven additional nam es t»'opoMd
for membership.
A general discussion of th e P en n
sylvan ia plan was led by George
B. PleUcher. A resolution o f regret
was pas.wS over lh « loss from the
local organization o f Mr. and Mr.s.
C. E. B . Roberts, pioneer residents
of Rupert and G range m embers of
long standing, who recently sold
their farm and plan to leave soon
lor southern C alifornia w here they
wlil m ake Uielr hom e.
Lynn Carpenter, m anager ot the
Grange Supply com pany, reportod
Uie sa le o f a carload of farm
chlnery. T lie lecturer'.^ hour
sisted of a ta lk on •T h e Sugar Beet
Industry" and a report o f the N a
tional Beet Growers' m eeting
In
C hicago by Maurit-e E. Willk';. pre.sident o f the M inidoka County Brt-l
Growers' association; a
roadins,
••Today." by Mr*. Peter Boyd and
group singing w ith M lu D oris M arIcle a t Iho plîno.
The even ing closed with a socl.il
hour a n d . refre.Miment.s .served by
Mr. and Mrs. George Donaldson.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter S. Dunlap, Mr.
and M rs. 'Wmiom D ouglas and Mrs.
I. L. Farabee.
>
, Grangers Feature
Backward Program
T
/J
JEROME
Working Wives Bill Voted as
Outstanding ^Pre'ssure” Act
ROIKE. M&reh 7 (U.PI — T h e
working wivea blU was the cutatandinc premre bill of the tH h
Idoho leglslalure, house attaehea
voted today.
'Tlie telephone rang con.stantly
and hordes of people descended on
the house after the bill wa.s intro
duced.' .said Paul DavLs. as.sistnnt
elcrk and spokeamjui for hLs fellow
munches.
• "There wa.' a .snowxtorm ol tele
grams In rrgi»rd to the bill .“^n’ to
l'’glslaiors."
Tlie mo.si common telephone fall,
hr..^jiid. was -wiu .vnnt? bill 133
lUlK!!,?The eulsUndinf “miut" Wislalliin «as in regartl to Ibe SS au
tomobile llrenae fee with the re
vamping of the Idaho relief profram second, the attaches decid
ed. The antl-picKctlnc blU t<Mk
•erond plare for the amount of
’’polUfcal preuure" It Incited.
T h e wcffklng wive.s bill would have
prohibited em ploym ent by the state,
county, or .school district of a m^n
or w om an wlioxr m ate wjy? gainfully
em ployed , M U Hor.sley. Republlcajl .speaker of Ihr hou.se Irom Cari
bou county, wa.s voted the ouLslundIng m an ol tiic ,M-,>j.lon and Victor
MorrLs, R , Uniuii <-ounty, ehalrmi
of th e retcTonrv coinm lltee the outstand fn g <omm lli»e chairm an.
T h e a lt« r h r \ rhnse the outa lu d ln g oraloni In thr house a i
W llUain H Drlweiler, R.. JetoDie; F. M. RKUin'. D , tlm mock;
Atlen t». Srw m »«, O., N m V frrf:
Ham er B u djr, R„ Ada.
O uustanfilnc IfiHlTS ot the j.ena le werr nam.-rt ns Tom H eatli, R.
m ajority pm ty ain p from Franklin
county; Ciroii;.' iHinart. D . Wa.shta g lo n ; w .
H«ii. b , c««l<la;
. K. C. Bnrlow, R , Ciui.Ma.
I'’(lucational Cost.s
Reduced at Burley
S[X ‘ak at G r a n g e
JEROME. M arch 7 (SperinU One hundred were pre.'.eni at the
30th anniversary dinner of the locul
I, O. O. P. hall w hen inomtXTS celeijrated the birthday or :helr lodge
at the local Odd Fellows imlUiitiK
Thursday. B anquet wa> «
the Rcbekah lodge.
Master o f ceremonio.-. wi
D ougherty and during ihr (ilniitr
Hendrickson's orchestra oi(<Trcl
eral m usical num bers. ioUowe<i by
a number o f choru.ses midk by tlio.'«'
present en d led by n e \ Clivi-nuE. Miller. M iss OladvN .rn„c «.
companled a t th e plflim
Following th e
banqurr
s.v i h .
.songs, instrum ental mitsic tiinniwi’.'.,
duft*. plays and readmi; nud .^fval(ing were enJo>’e<l, inchiriitic a unique
tumbling a c t b y M Ks Molly McMnhan; a number played on ihr m usi
cal .saw by R ev. M illrr. a rrachng
by M iss M am etta . Jono«: 'a o skit.',
presented by stu d en ts ol Mi.s.s Jcne.';
ft duet by Rev. M iller and Mr* Mil
ler, and reading of .svntisn^,^ h\ R
W. Burroughs, a charts,
| nURLKY. M arch 7 iS p c c ta U of the lodge,
; j-|,^
p, education per pupil In
At th e clO.se of Iho p ok;i«iii ^ ‘’ ln urlev schools is $1.25 1«.< than the
jewels vvere_ pre.sented
pre.se_nteci_ in iwo
two Odd
PtU’ows (or 30 yenri ...rrvicr .,,,1 c,,,,rem irk td 8iu>crli.ltnilriU
ilnuous m em bership In ih r o r d p r .l,.
'
e E. D en m an Tliursday. Group
A 30-year Jewel wax picu'iitcd 'o ' one Ls comixxsed o f 29 schools with
J. W. M cIntyre by n W. B u r-' ''nrollmenU! of over 3M pupil.', and
rouijh.s and onr( of th e sta te board of education
nlng.
.show that only tw o schools, St. Antlinny and R igby, h ave a lower rat
P'l pupil th an Burley. O f>lhe 2:
Philathea M atrons
TM
~
. . I •'* hools. th e m on th ly cost vyle h from
r l c l T l O p r i n g ^ 1 tU IJ ;S7S9 per pupil A R igby to $15 per
BUHL. M arch 7 (B pecJali-T hr pupil at Wallace. The monthly cost
RUPERT. M arch 7 (Sp ecial)—As P hilathea M atrons o f the Bapil.st here la IS.SS or <1.35 lrs.s than the
a cocirtesv to their h o u « guest, church held th eir m eeting la.st week average of »fl.70.
E « M ^ I .(iM itc h e ll. pastor of the at the home o f Mrs. Ralph FuUerF lrslT sh ristia n church o f Cre.ston. .son w ith Mr*. W illiam Kyle.s and
Tiie earth averanes about 40 per
WaehL Dr. and Mr.s. A. E. John.son Mr*. G len Atw ood assiM ing
ms for esery square mile of dry
Mrs. Ida D rum m erhaasen wa.s the land.
entertained at dinner and an In*
guest. The a ft«rnoon wa.s spent in
formal social even ing Saturday.
After speaking a t the local Chris pla\1ng C hinese checkers
A rrangements w ere made lor the
tian church Sunday m orning. Mr.
M itchell left by auto for Payette, next m eeting w h ich will be the a n
where he was form erly pastor of nua'! spring breaKfo-st served at the
the C hristian church and where h e church dinin g haU toy the wmiieii of
will spend a short tim e w ith old the P h ilath ea f o r . all the nom m
friends before returning to his of the church. T h e breakfast will
be Krved a t 9;30 a . m. April 6.
home.Speclal music was furnished a t the
local C hristian church
Sunday
m orning by th e Treble C lel club, F O R =
coinpased o f Mrs. L. W . D spain. Mrs.
SIN U S TR O U B LE
V eneta Pronk, Mr.s. ‘John Hatch,
1111
Mrs- Leroy Jones, Mrs. George C atC H A N & .W I N G ’S
mull and Mrs. Clyde F enton, direct
’ OFFICE '
ed by Mrs. Floyd Britt and accom
C H IN E S E H E R B S
MS F^FTB &VE. BOUTB
panied a t th e piano by M tj. George
u s 41)1 Ave. E.
Hawk. Jr.
Washington Pastor
Honored at Rupert
BUHL. M arch 7 (SpeclaU —J. C.
Jaoobsert. Jr.. wa.s given th e thlvd
and fourHi def^ree work a t the F alrs-iew Orange m eeting Prldnv. At
the clo.se of the regular business
M ttlon. Mr.s, O. C. Brooks, th e lec
turer, conducted the "Backward P rogram .’’
A good attend ance responded to
the roll call
aasw ering th e m ulllpllcatlon iable.s barkwnrd.s. O. G.
Brooks, J. C. JacobKcn, A nton S u ran, J. R. Cfrflwford.-Chflrles Brandon -and A lvin N oh .sang “Good
MBht Ladles," aecompanli-d a t the
piano by Mr.s. Frank Atkins. A
group of m en stood, and each in
turn told a narrallve the whole of
w hich made a com plete Riory.
An Impromptu debate vii.s given
on the ftubjeet. Re.solved; T h a t mud
1* more de.slrnhle thi.n du.sl, Tlie
iifllrm aflve w as laken by Mr.s. Alrln Noh arid Mrs. Tliorn J ensen, thn'
n<'gallve hv Mr*. Sally Brandon and
Mrs, Jnck Campbell. Tlir drcl.sinn liv
J h e Jiiflce.s wii.s a lie A tarm ahint.
romluriert by Mr.s. njooks, eonrhidrrt the program and refreslimetit.s
were served by the com m ittee In
charge of Mr«. Prank Atkina.
A
IELO.O.F.
OBSERVEStR
J. J.
Winterholer
Utah Chief Coal Co.
Ph.
A nO R N EyO M S
AX
Harry Benc‘lt,
a i flTftlihiK «i
;.entatlon i.s
mice under ni
iM-rs of Hir 1-0
liig liisi nl^'h
propasiil ii'îrii
' entUlrft Ic> i
hiK In Invt
cliles have •.
tude Of Other* wUl s o t b c knewa
until next Mondiiy'a meeting.
Idaho FatU and Pocktelle a n
among Idaho dUea n qu ltin v
'
Burance and Iktense f e n o f taxi
cabs.
.
IM F O R T E O
Canadian W hisky
NOW a y e a r s
.I P
H. H. BURKHART
Code
ttZ
Public DookkerpinR Acctûnllng.
Social seru rliv nnti Inrniup Tax
lleiurn-s.
Phtinr l?15-\V
-
16
PrtK»t
OLD
Code
Ml .
Q n u ia
I.sir«)RTEnS.ÎNC.? 8«U1a
.''In d en ts
t I O
BUHl.. .Mairi, ^ iS[>rrlal) —Hnwird WpIluiBt/>r. iirun-lpal o f the
Lucerne .scliooi, wa-s m charge of
e<liic,iiloiui; piuKi,im at Lu
cerne OiaHKC Friday al the school
hous<-. ITk' thrro oliihth grade stu
dents
e<liuatlonal
re.soarch
iroject.s. June Siitrh gave the .slory
ti history form of the silk worm
Indu-stry. VirKln:ii Olsen gave tlie
sVory of loTf'sm mid Bob Heaton
gave the liLviory story of sugar.
An Intelllccnce program was con
ducted by Mrs. Purni.ss and the
prlM wns given to Faye Slacey.
ORDER
O
D
'S
Rogerson Hotel Corner
We Are POSITIVELY
Pasteurized
m il k
fr o m
YOUNG'S
DAIRY
T w in Falls’ Best
Phone 64
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Q U IT T IN G
B U SIN E SS!
EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD!
O NLY A ^FEW D A Y S LEFT*
Any Pair of
T IM E Is Valuable
The Stock
$ 4 ,0 0
Don't Waste it...
Saveit!
to
Your
Choice
of Any
Pair of
r
Mr*. Homer Rohersnn eiiltV taln»d (he nitiuhers of the 'nnii.sdnv
attom onn bridge rhih. HiKli «cor(*
prli« w«nt io Mrs B u lfy Sm ith.
Mr*, MHUdr Kn'ihrl entertained
the meiiitier.s of tlie flold rn Rwl
I tub 'niur.sdHV Membern answeiec
(Ilf roll cull 1)V telliiiK '•windy slnr
Mrs. nii'harrt llnnrty rend i
iiiiMitwT of rli'Vc'i jioi'tu.i and (w<
(uinmroim readltiK.i werir given by
Mr», Georgia Chalburn,
June Meyera, .fo.sephlne Oonklln.
Nornui rioM niul Clara Uiii Mruser
wPTe l«»triisrts at th e Meuftrr Jinmn
Wedne.vlay lo Ihn niem beia ot the
newly nrgaiilreil CHinpriin group,
Aowakiva. 1 lie ])arty wan given t>y
tlie (our glrla aa part of the re<|iilre*
tnenti ki beromlng Irall-aeekern.
M lw nrtna
U leadei' (ov th«
new group.
Mra. K. E. fihawvnr ajid Mr,
M ri Jack Pateraon ratnm ed honia
Ihla week from a weeks’ v lilt with
ratoMvaa In Hood Rlv*r, Or#,
Pmg« T h n e ; :
pointed out at the m eeting lu t
night.
PiobahlUty was seen th a t the 11c e w c fee for taxi cabs wouW be
placed at $20 fo f-flw first cab and
$5 foi' each additional cab oper-.
ated by the same company. The
insurance would he t.iVnn out w itli
recognlr^’d eoniiiany.
A drlcdtvtlon «it <>a> (wiiiTR anrt
operaior.s Ls ruprcicd to meet with
■he i-ouni ll next Mci.di.v nlKlit- a.s
he ordlrmnre Is 1niro(lu<rd. Al lea.si
$ 1 0 .0 0
VALUES
Shoes
IN STOCK
G e t an E LECTRIC R A N G E
• VW>o said a housewife's time isn't worth anything?
Those long hours that are spent in the kitchen, toiling
over three meals a day, can be shorter>ed irnmeasur-
All Sizes In
the Group
But Plenty of
Sizes 7*/x to 9
ably with one of tl->c new electric ranges. A n d how
m uch more productive is the time of the wife arxi
nrjother If she can spend it with her family, in her gar
den, keeping yo gn g and be.iutiful ar>d sparkling! The
1939 e l^ tric ranges are a marvel of efficiency, of
rw o I M OlMvroleta 151" W, B.
Bo*h food bura a l ............ |43A
tirr>e*savlng, labor-consuming convenience— clean as
•Mfl O h em let l u r W.B,
body ................ ............... ISM
sunshine, beautiful as any other pi(x:e of furniture in
•UO C*imoI*t TrMnk. Beet body.
MoUM- rrbulli, WaU worth Um
low prlee a t .. .... .........................
tt>e home. See them today— learn for yourself how you
f t f t Btei«W»e1»r nclwp. A
•oort on* a l . ...........................I47A
)031 V-ll Plekup, ataiM body ...4 17 B
can achieve the Electrical Standarr! o f L-tvIng through
electric cooking.
GET YOUR BUNDLE OF BARGAINS
VAN R A A LTK
HOUSE
SLIPPERS
^ nRASÎKRES
U f K u la r
,5(lc V aliic H
C
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,
(
TIICK-STITCH
PAJAMAS
M P n lr I .e t l.
Vnlili
S1.95to$2.95
VAUJES
One Croup
K ll) (iU )V K S
t l.M
In
Vuluca
5 0 c
29.
FLOWERS
p r .
Regular , C
60e Values ^
Plrmwith i-D o o f BodMk.
, l»*w rubber ---- --------------------VX i ohavmlal 4-door
'
.
....I 7(1
|MI Modal A fVrnl. RMiulIt
motor ........... ............................. Iiafl
fiiilik. Oood ru b be r....._ - ...4 lu
•M them on the uaed «<iulpcn»nt lot
Moek eait nf Hollmbeok »als yard
id a h o
V
power
H
O
O
D 'S
Rogerson Hotel C om er
C
P«g» Four
•
Pot
S
RUOBCRIPTION RATH
Carrie: PkTkhIa In Advitnc*
C(X-. .1 month*, 11.64; 8 m on lh i. i
« tnorUu. t l 80; 1
nfhu. II«3; « month., W
bllThrt'’ m '’ihr'Thu?I<l»j
S l r e i t j i l h « IN o l W c a k n o s s
The actinii of the Huuse in rejecting: the $5,000,000
j)r(ijf.-ct lo iu'nin fortifyinpr (Juam will \in*!o»iM<'niy
draw iiitcrostofi conmiont ahrnad.
I( will h<* s:ti<l that this was a groat rebuko to Prnsfdent Ko(]Scvi'U. aiirl it will be'^suppested that the
American people are plainly divided on armament
plans.
Neither deduction will be justified. True, rejection
of the Guam proposal is to some extent a rebuke to
President Roosevelt and one particular itemx)f his
phuis for pational defense. But it is not a prave re
buke. For the House almost unanimously went right
on to pa,'^.'^ appropriations 10 times as preat for other
items of Pacific defense.
''
The question was not “ Shall we resolutely provide
defense measures' proportionate to the increasing;
armament of the wo^ld about us?” It was simply a
question of “ How best provide that defen.seV” To
decide deliberately on' defense means and ))olicies that
accompany them, and not to be stampeded into hasty
action, is a mark of strength; not weakness.
The House decided that to begin fo rtifyin g Guam
ws^ not the best way. On defense itself, practically the
enlire country is united as it has been on few things
in r € C (m t years. Let no foreign commentator make
any mistake about that.
These reasons undoubtedly ruled in the mind of the
House majority in rejecting the Guam proposals:
First, it would certainly.be annoying or alarming
, to Japan, precisely as we would be alarmed i f Japan
began fo rtifyin g the island between San Prsfncisco
and Hawaii, or Britain turned Bermuda into another
Singapore. Such action, in a world where countries
are impending, half their time annoying or alarming
others, ought not to be taken unless vital to defense. ,,
^ Second, it wasn’t considered vital to defense of the
United States.
A nd third, i f Guam were to be fortified at all, it
should be fortified in such a way that it could.be de^
fended. .The proposed plan merely made it a more
desirable plum fo r Japan or anyone else to pick at
any time it pleased them.s
^
Those are all sensible and reasonable reasons for the
House action. B ut no one should draw from it the
<;onclusion that the United States is unw illing to
provide such defenses as seem to it necessary to make
itself and its interests safe.
On this general theme, the country grows more
united daily as it becomes more and more clear that
the rest of the world is determined to chuck orderly
procedure out the window and resdrt only to the
tactics of the alley bully and the Neanderthal Man.
W e don’t like that ga9ie, but we can and will play
it with anybody who insists on dealing us a hand.
Hingo! Another Illusion!
Monte (larlo 1 A ll of us movie fans know the picture
that this magic name call.s to mind.
Men in immaculate evening dress, women In ae^
quins and salile.s, languidly watching the little ball
chase itself around the roulette wheel, or sitting at
the baccarat tables.'
H ig money, high slakes on the turn, of a wheel
a card, ganicH with a foreign tang to their nanu\s
which Hovmd .so nuioh more ronuintic llian crap.s. And
then (lie boaulil'ully <lresHod but unlucky |»aliMnR
going out behind the Casino to blow out Iheir brains
beneath the romanlle Mediterranean moon, ll made
good Htuff for the movie (liicetors for years,
-Now a new game draws the rapt attentit)n of the
'international gamiilers in the ^n-t'at Casino at Mimte
Cai;Jo.
Us name, Loo, draw h one with a strange laseination,
" L oIA Monegasque.”
Ah, yes, another of those Ho-pnthralling tVir«‘ign
game.«j of chancel
Kxcept that Loto Mon(!gHS(|ue is lUngo.
'I'rainH AIho S|>«-<mI Up
S ci n iiiu h i i t t o i i t l o n liiia l ii 'r n i T i i l c r c d o l ' l i i l c im t h e
.
in c i'iM llh le S l i c e d ! ! 'I r t t n l n r d
VMt«r4ar> Tka
l»
h o t s
h y p ln n c s t h n t-w n in c liir a -
l o f c j i - g t t I h i i l l i i n d I n i v c l in i'd sd s p c c d i T i u ii|i.
A n t i i d y ( it Amcriciin r u l l r o n d H c h t d \ d o « h i w h Ik j w i i
that there are toiluy
miles nf daily runs time
tabled'at no miles and moin an hour, th a t Is moro
than half the workl’s mile-a-niiniile mileagj'; and an,
increaHo of
inileM over. 15KI7. There.are moro
than 1,000 miles selieduleil at 75 miles an hour or
^ tt« r.
• .
How.much of a wpeedup IhiR in is whown by the fact
that in 1032 Aiherieun inile-a-miniite runs totaled
only 2,022 milcH. I'Volght tranblt also has Mpeeded up
tremendously, in 10:iK the average dlstanen traveled
p «r day por'train was H9H miles^ In 1!KI7 it was IIHO,
and in 1020 it was 247.
N ot only in the a ir, then, doen man travel faster
thim ever before Qn tho ground, too, hfh buHlnees,
UIm
the re»t o f his life, moVos at upeuds ever fabter
find fM tflr.
She w a i w ripped to th e glory of
achievement and-success. Men at
adjoining tables paid h er the trib
ute of second and third glances,
women looked fro.vmingly at her
clothes, smoothing their own gar
ments. taking compaeU from their
purses to look into tiny mirrors
1th dissatlsfflcUon. Quite human
ly Susie reveled in the sensation
ie created.
Over n dessert of green gage lee
'Ithout (.•.ike Jeff Inquired, "W ell,
Susie, where do yoli go from
here?"
Slie looked up, faintly startled
by the quesUon. Not once had she
looked beyond the day when she
vns to burst her cocoon.
•'I don't know ," she faltered,
•Mr. Harker wants m e through
U)o holidays. Miss Jones, in the
dresses. suKgested that I'd make t
good model— ,"
"Not thinking of leaving Chi
cago. are you ?" Jcfl asked. For
Mime vague reason, unknown to
himself. JefT did not want Susie
to leave the city. "I 'd be lonely
ns the dickcn.1 if you w en t away.
"Oh. I won't go away,” she said
quickly. The very thought of
leaving Chicago made her feel
lost, helpless. Could it be that
Jeft lived in Chicago? T h e thought
did not occur to her.
“ You see I’m Roing to be a stray
dog one of tlicse days," he told
her.
"I don't understand, Jeff."
‘ 'Edna is wearing an emerald,
completely smothered in dia
monds. The Chief gave it to her."
^There was a queer tightness about
■ mouth as he attempted to apr unconcerned.
CHAPTER X IX
OHN H ARKER looked up from
pnpcrs on hi* desk. He looked
up with Interest, hut not th»
slightest ilgn o f recoenitlon. He
8ol to hla foct.
"H ow d o you do. he s-iW P«*
litely,
Sufllc Inclined her head, cnjoyInu the altuatlon. U was drama
and Susie had never experlepccd
the heady sensation o f holding the
ri.ntcT of the stage.
••How do you do. Mr. Hurk<i."
she said.
He looked a bit confu.sed. There
was somethin* familiar about her
voice.
' M;.y I do something for you?"
He wore the flattering expression
Ilf a man w ho looks oncc, then
quickly aguln.
IN WHICH MB. n S Oiv-^T
"Y ou have done somclhins ("f
me,’ ' Susie said softly, gracloii.Oy.
GETS A BOOST!
"5Jo much that I con never tha^k
PeUoi
you,"
. By aJI mean, you mu>t |ur due
"O h ," he was enlightened now.
nollcr, mentlun, »lrc!w. rmphanlji.
"You have been following our
rlc.. lo the lltlle ( i f l Ihiit •.imr
Susie rules for beauty. Mny I say
from C h lcafo for uiie l(<in*ld
that you have been vastly suc
Grave*, the tinj' Insurancr and
cessful?"
real estate jent.
.Susie laughed. Tlfo little play
When R oibld H4W the package
htid gone fur enough. "Yes," sh
lyin f on the counter at his olflce,
}.aid, “ I hove been following th
he WM a bit iiupUloui. Sn he
Susie rules and I'm glad you ai
didn't open It rifh t aw ay-m urh lo
the diM ppolntment o f a ia n s that
satlsOed because— well, you see—
had unotruiWely (7) lalKrred.
I'm Susie."
InstMd. R. walled until latrr.
There was an InsUnt o f stunned
And when he oprned the park.sllbnce, then he shouted, "J
acr— which rome friim ''Ilralth
.iK.iin. "No,"
I,aJ>ora(ory. 41 .S.'SC.ite SI.. < hl"Yi-s, yes'," Susie laughed. M l,
car*’’—he found:
w.is the proudest moment of hci
A beautiful pink xtomarh sup
life.
porter. Rite 4B:
Harkei* flung open the omci
w o n d e r f u l , " Susli
In the parkaie wa« a note readdoor. "H enr— hear— he shouted
breathed.
liif, "ThU will help put your chest
And .-idded, in n stentorian voice
"Yes— wonderful. I want Edna
back where It belon g. ’
‘•Presenting
Suzanne.
Come
in
lo bt‘ happy, cared for, but 1 don’t
Itonald nnorted ani! xald the
nli o f you ."
know how I'm going to get along
thing was “tcvcral'' slies tuu larfe.
—Snooper
without her," Jeff was trying '
P. S.—Ab to the Identity o f^ h e
O U S IE held court until the store laugh,
len t who took lurh xnllcltude In
"1 know. Jeft— lhaf.i bad," i
closed. M r. H^rker compllreetorinc RAnald'n rheit to lU
mrrited each and every member went on sympathetically. Then
former itatuft. I point out that the
o f his start w ho had taken a part she brightened. "But y ou ’ll hu
packare wax iient from Cli<ra{0
in the trahsformalion. S u s/^ e home o f your own on e o f these
. . . and Mel Conirlff ha.H Junt re
thought ho w en t out o l his /.l y (lays— a wife find— ." She stopped,
turned from a trip lo Chicaio.
with
the
to shake J e fl'i hand, to congr.itu- not quite pleased
late him on th e.sp len d id pub thought.
"H a," JelT snorted, 'T m no
licity.
She heard Jeft say, “ How about the marrviiig kind. Be scared ti
death of a w ife." But after i
h;iving her on parade, sort
"M an U'reck.-s Ills Home Brcaiue
hustoHS, in tho dirfcrent depart moment, when ^lic said nothing
lie HaleK Politician^' — United
he continiiod. "D o - y ou 1
ments? Wearing the famous Pri
1-reM.
tcss makeup. A valon shoes, kitted sometliing, Susie? I'm absolutely
We could be a homeless nation al
the dark concerning this thing
frocks b y A nslow and so forth.
rnlc.
illed love. There must be such
A dvertising her appearance here
thing or the poets and scenario
and there through the store on
‘ •Jewi rerniltted to K « p (iold
rilcis wouldn't .spend so much
difTcrcnt days. I think it would
Teeth"—Berlin Hem.
building it up, but it leaves
bring ou t .i crow d."
NuzLs KOlliK so(l—e lia iu Uuy'd gcL
cold."
She .saw Mr. Ilarkcr nod. heard
J)ltlon ir lliey went in aflev 'em.
Quito iincxp(H.'tedly S u i^ r«*
him siiy, "G reat idea, JelT—swell."
marked, "Love is a terrible thing,
JelT
took
Susie
to
dinner
that
‘-Wlimer o f SSO.OOO Buyi New
Broom'^Mian Francisco dbputch. "*hi'4ht. From the menu slie chose JefT."
"Then why docs everyom
wisely and h ot too much. In fact
NLt-<ls 11 to Wiulc tlirouBh .salcS'
she scarcely felt the need o f food. it?"
men at the door.
J
IDAHO TlUEa
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SERIAL STORY
" WOMEN WANT BEAUTY,!
The Gentleman «
the Third Row
Ho Hum Dept.
"Popular Songs GettlnK .'tor*
Trivial"—AwoclaUd Prfw*.
Nni whPiT one. o l thr* nfweM ha;
liisi Mlvcm .
The throiiB, nioic than 1,000 plecej
>iileu
o f humanliy,
a« Uie coniliictor. Dcrt Chrbilai
wiped oil
TJie
• Uic lilK I omeiU, «i
Jut lo. h(
Bert 1 ilaed hi* huiidA,
^limlly I
Illy atretchliiK.
itarU'tl, liowrvn'.
Wesley Uiuluy, In Die
violin
fiction. wl)ti>i>c(l uvor a nbiil li (lat
Vlikli raiiKlU n , K, Hlanru-kl, o l the
aet'ond vliilln k>'ou|i. Iliuli
Is knees bucWed Init, rahe ll................
»iir«l It l-'inii'li horn iiliiyei*
ll del
n i. grl l)1<
Ho
of tib
mblcd llir iiliiy.
I WHS lit tiK' plate,
rlnK bnA!i. He waa
I thi' iii>i<' traveled
III... t.i Ji.rk Ur«y
11 nnrt tlir plnyer
I/) »lnil.
i.i
boys
talk <luilnti tfflTlittlf
nuch ficMli.
rd Wu\ I'vor
HISTORY
Of Twin Falls
City Gf County
As Qlenned from Piles of. V Tlie Times .
15 Y E A R S AGO
Marrli 7, l!)24
Tlio umuml elt'cllon o f Elk.s woa
held l».sl iilKlit with ih.- JollowliiK
rcsiilt.M Hiiny J. Ii<'ii<>it. exnlted
riil<-f; l.nm icl A. Clmnln. estw ned
lrft(lln« ktilglit; F. C I.vnrh. e v
tfl<'me<l loviil kiilKht; Ouv L. KinIK kni«lit; HerI R, t>'lM
i-asiirei
Mii) IWfil.
iiKol r(u- Itic >TI.T
will t>i- l-'iMini l>^w ^l,ll| wliirli wl
be rl«Ti<-ii 'I'll.! lol
lowing inirl, of
him alrrad
III.- f'lillM- Drimli
:v
Y i :M i s A ( ;o
March 7, 11)1*
Diklag III M oiih' riHln.
.........1 ItUiylng
ir i'link o t sU.
■ in the eolli'ftir , pot drowned
Min, W, A. Mill
out llylnu his klt«
l>r. A, r , MiCl.i^Kv lit lliihj 1
. |irolp»M<innl vi.ilhii In (hr cou
the o n il-iiiid everyent Moiulny,
iilin .mvlnii an one
veil tliink llw Cow-:
_M r_iU K i M u .,u iiv w J. KtmulK
|-Ul<k.Pl<>tU>«U'
' .mod thfl Iruit
the week from
iMK Ih-ix'li, C iilir. wh.-ir tlx-y liav
■*■11 AjiriiilliiK 111'- «'iiii<T. »<*th Mr
^ly g la d .fo be Imck to Twin Falli
_
u K 'i.i, iim r, iii A ’i'
(iiiY
'r o l l I'OT HHOTHI
MnvM.ii;
llird ad Waiidfivi.
thiit pnie In I’liil*
(ilyuin >1 ticKKi Miruikd lor
'llil^ tliiir I find tinilnr
K I'U K N iniii:!) iiuuittcu,
OXillil
l i i r r>ii llir
l>Mtll<w Ot
I AMOI'H I.AHI' MNK
. . V.m'll hatr in Mop trurhlii*
airs—llin jiarlur plaster I*
You -May Not'
Know That—
l»y NAOMI It. MARTIN
A
rii'ojihM T
ill
till
iiiniuiriitl liiiildiiiK n l I/tivit
\lnl
S|trliiKH
conn lr iic l c il o f ntoim n f r o m nil
liai tK Ilf t li « U iillu il RlAtflB.
liANIHTH THY NKW IRICIK
oi.KVisi.ANl), O , tuJi) — Three
youiiH Kiiiinian entered a d n if atore
here, nimounced Ihfir j>re»enre by
blowing llinlr noM-s vlgiirmisly. de
manded nimiey, ublalned IlfiO iron)
the cash register and fled.
iN a
BRUCE CATTON
IN WASHINGTON
,
'It'i lomething you can't help."
'Oh, rats— say—what d o' you
know about It?"
’•I know everything about It."
Jcfl was plainly disturbed. He
glanced about tho thinning room,
puzzled. "W here Is he? Do I know
him? For gosh sakes. Susie, why
didn’t you ever tell m e?"
"I’ve never told anyone.”
Jeff's distress was more and
more obvious. He looked posi
tively miserable.
■'Does he love you?"
'Not yet." D ream y-*jed. she
twisted the stem of hoi goblet.
‘ ‘ T OOK here," Jeff snid irritably.
"give me the low -dow n, will
you? I’m responsible for you. I
can't have you running around
loose like this,’ ’
"What do you mean, loose like
this?"
"W en, Ibvlng ôme guy. Uiinking about him, getting all starryeyed and silly.” Jeff hadn’t the
remotest idea what ailed him. He
was confused, ho wns baffled.
"Tliere Isn't much to tell," Susie
began, tlie silly stars way back in
her eyes. "O ncc upon a' time I
fell in love with a boy, he'.-i a man
now. Naturally he didn't kn ow it.
T o him I was only the dum b-bell
passed out waffles over a
counter. i-*
But
L*b he was
Yias nice to me.
Jeff—so very nice." H<?r voicc
trailed away on a soft tlirlll.
"And you still Jove liii
■'Oh, yo.-;. It was bfoaii.-!c of him
that I had to b e bcautifu I, it was
for him that I ’vo ftar'.•ed and
worked and slru^gJrd lo Ihjs day.
D o you think he'll like n\p. Jeff?”
she added with suHden w ist/u lness,
"W hen’re you K'îng to see
him ?'’ Jcfl asked gruffly.
‘‘I don’t know—but I’ ll see him
— it I have to cross the continent
t o ,Hnd hirn." She spread her
hands in a pretty, expressive ges
ture. "That's what it's all been
about, don't you sec?"
"Yeah— I see,” Jeff was silent
during the evening, A queer de
spondency held him spcechlcss. In
vain he endeavored lo bre.ik
through it, finally deciding that he
must be sUfterilQ; a letdown after
the feverish advertising campaign.
His abstraction liovibled Susie
not al al), Jeff must feel terribly
about his mothe^-. .Slie was .•<w«‘t
and understanding and friendly.
Each time she caught a glimp.se of
herself in a mirror or plate glass
window she completely forgot
Jeff’s difficulties. Intoxicated with
her < I surprising chat
went to bed with a feeling <jl ab
solute contentment. From the un
happy past she cam .^ i on ly om
memory.
Dick Tremair
the
beautiful white knisht
dreams.
(To Be Continurd)
Complaints that his committee A
has spent too much tboe Investigat
ing Communism and too little In
vestigating Nazism leave Mr. Dies
c o ld ,' He sees ,these isma as simply
two faiets o f the same thing.
One. he says. U national ioclal_.m; the other. International social
ism. Both, he feels, stem from the
notion that government ought to
cure all evUs. that the Individual
can't solve any problems for him
self; and tills, he adds,, Is a notion
commonly shared by many m odem
llberaU,
:all those UberaU Ubhe remarks.
B y BRUCE CATTON
Evenlnr Time* Waablngtoo
WASHINGTON, March 7 -H a v Ing been given a green light and a
pat on the back by Congress. Martin
Dies Is all set to make Ula famous
investigation bigger and better than
ever before.
His committee Is more experi
enced. It wUI have more time—and
11 will have *100.000 to spend. ••We've
got the outline," says Congressman
Dies, '•now we'U fUl tt tn with hard
facU." And he plans to begin with
a quiet, systematic survey of the
whole field before holding any
public hearings.
The stocky Texan recalls that Just HE'6 A
two years ago he was roundly booed BUSY BOY
when he moved fpr a congressional
The past year ha.t'been a (ough
Investigation o f ih e slldown strikes. me on Mr. Dies He lost 35 pounds
He mustered only 118 votes and lost.
n weight, and got so that he doesn't
ileep well. His dally routine for
SIGHTS AN
months has been home-offlce. o f - ^
AMERICANIS.M WAVE
flce-home; only twice In slVTnonths W
Only 35 congressmen v o t e d has he even gone to a movie, he says.
against extending the life of his
And only lately he underwent an
committee. Mr. Dies looks on the iperatlon for appendicitis, from
change as indicative of one of the which he Is recovering satisfactorily.
greatest shifts of sentiment In
He has a wife and three sons.
American political history.
:id In the old days he was a good
"People are sick and tired of Eur
It of a family man; now, he sayb.
opean Ideologies.- he says. "They
don't want Communism, or Nazl- hts family hardly sees anything of
Ism. or war. or uny kind of notions him.
But he feels that the worst of tt
from abroad. They wfeni Uie iraover..H e won the formal approval
dltlonal, fu nd a m en tal Americanism
f congress by ^bn overwhelming
—and any public men who jlonX
recognise this trend are going to '
on the outside looking In af
IMO."
reA B S THE
SEMI-COM.MUNISTS
Congressman Dies readily adinll:
that the actual number of Com
munlst party members In this coun
try Is small; but he declare.^ that a
least ten million people belong ti
organizations which are to a greater
or lesser extent dominated anti di
rected by the Communists.
"Those- people don't want a big
party membership,” he explains,
"The Communist looks instead for
people who have no program, who
are wandering In a dajc.. He has
a program, and he sells U to the
dissatisfied bourgeois—he uses them
and then to&.ses them overboard.
"Tlie 'united front' is a deflillte
menace to this country. The vast
majority of Its members aren't Com
munists'—but the phraseology, doc
trines and so on <(?e framed by
Communists. These modern lib•al8. for lnstanc«, reeent being
illed Communl.st.s, but their pol
icies tend In the direction of Comunlsm.'*
'
RUPERT
*
His committee now will hava
enough money so that he can spare
hlmseif some of the spade-work.
From now on, he says, It will bt
going places.
(Cppyrigbl, 1939, NEA Service, Ine.l
I
FILER
• Sixty-three
members attended
the meeting of the O rd er-of the
Eastern Star held In the Masonic
hall Wednesday. Mrs. Ray Agee,
worthy matron of Twin Falls, and
Mri. Mae Cox, worthy matron and
T. B. Irvin, wortliy patron, both "
from HollUter. were 'th e dis
tinguished guests. Quests were from
Buhl and Hollister. Tlie frlendshi|i
gavel 'was presented to the Hollis
ter chapter with a very pretty cere
mony. Hosteiues were Mrs. Mildred
Rclchart. Mrs. Myrtle WlnKle. Mrs.
Estella Cedcrholme, Mit, W. Price.
Mr.s. Helen Becm and Mrs. Earl
LoHuc.
Tlte Netoppcw Camp Fire gIrU
met at the home of their guardian.
Mrs. Clifford 'Hiomas Wednesday.
Finns were discussed for the n a
tional birthday honors to be' done
Individually by each member. Ber*
nice Gullck and Siilrley Ann M ore- ,
land were hostesses.
Arthur Harshbarger. Filer, wa.i
one of the 23 men to receive letters
for ^tball^row £ss..du rin g the pa.st
season at the College of Idaho in
Caldwell.
The Oftrden dcparlment of the
Filer W om ans club cntertahied
their husbands with a no-host d in
ner last week al the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Dcwcy Showe. Priztfs at
pinochle were won by Mrs. J. W.
Edgor Vincent, B. A.
McCoy.and Oeorgu Erhardt,
ind Mrs. Frank Anderson, acconipanlcd by Rev. dnd Mrs. P. S.
Kagey and two children, are en
Hite to Yakima, Wash,, to attend
le annual Mennonlte church con ■rence. He,will also visit his moUier and the Kagcys will be guests of
rclntlves.
Miss June Vincent, daughter of
Ir. and. Mrs. Edgar Vincent,
broiigln distinction to herself and
Llnfleld college when she and her
college won tlilrd place In' a dlvlif debate In the nnnual PI
Kappa Delta forensic tournnment
held at McMinnville'. Ore. She also
red the division of extemporanspeaking.
IS. U. K, Dlllliighain, Mr,-,.
.'(■r Uavls. Mrs. O. ,1. Chlld.s',
Mr«. J. M. Jaiiierson and Mrs. Karl
Lullue were guests lo a dcsscri,
bridge Itmcheon of Mrs. W. L. Kloppenburg. Twin Falls rec\enlly.
Ornnga nuxlllary met Friday afeniooii al the OranKe linll, Tlie afernofin wan siieiit ti'iUtlng, Offlcein
ilccted were; l‘n'.il<lcii^, Mrs. Itay
; vki
;sldi'i , Mrs
Peck, and secretary-tre
urer, Mrs. E V, Jolnison.
'Hie U dles'. Aid noilety of the
MrthmllM cliiiii'h met a( tlio hoidr <
ol M ia.'It, K. Ullllngliiiin W ediien-.
day. Mrs. Ito.->o North, dean of the
I'alls higli school girls, gave
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High honor has come to John
Robert* Reynolds. Rupert junior in
the school o f mlne.s of the htatc
iinlveniity nt Moscow. He Ls one ot
elRht out of-ft group o f 300 to b'
electcd to membership in SlKmi
Gnmmn Epsilon, a national mining
ind ReoloRv honoriiry fraternity.
Tlie Foreisn Ml.v.ionao' soclctv
he Methndl.M EpLscopal church met
Friday at the home o f Mrs. Carl
I Llpps. A special devotional servlcc
■'was conducted by Mrs. D. O. Talley,
The Hansen Communliy council ft.'alstcd by Mr.s. O. A. Scholer and
met nt tlie church Thursday'W lth Mrf. Llpiw. Tlie lesson on "India
the president, Mrs, C. C. Clark, and Her MovhiR M lljlons" was pretty DR. M ORRIS FISHBEIN
pre.'slllng, A program by the t j ^
Editor, Journal or th e Americas grade consisting of group saggsSftas TtMted by Mrs. A. Sawyer, A paper,
"THp u.se of Leisure Time" was
.Mrdical Association, and of
enjoyed. The , program wiia con
givBrt by Mr.i. Albert Parrett.
'-Ityicclii. the Health Magaxine
ducted by MKs Erbland with MIm
Mr.s. Frank Wat.soii was hoste.^.s
and again It Is reported Billie Buettiicr at tho piano.
Friday to the meinbers o f the Bon
M1S.S Feme Whitrrll, Twin Fallh,
that nil liitllvldi
favored
ilê Community church Foi chib and two Burst.^ Mrs, Aman
hav« nn .
had bn
da
Han,-.rn and Mr,s, Elltabeth Lewrmber* wiili a special number
.spliinietI Into the body from
Ix. The afternoon consisted of a
e SiindHv iiiornlnK service.
human being,
round table dlAciL^slon on sj^rlni;
Mrs. ClillU' rant^her ot Lit
itely there Is no trull
flower Kurden-s, co.sniellc.-? and other
ateincnl.s. Even it (hi Rock, Ark., and Mrs. .F red Vdli ,
mil ^llOllId be traii^ Orcen Foiu-.t, Ark., arc vlfliilng
Mr, and Mrs, Hobert Carlson en
in onr liuniun bflny ti thclr .sLsUt . .Mr.s. Amy Jennlngi
tertained the inember,s o f ’their hii)iMr.
ami
Mrs.
Oakley
Ban
3 ni-w eye would be un
per chib with dinner a l the Cnklo sri-, l)ecnu,se th lerve which and family .spent the past week donlaii hotel and brldiie at the Carl
vl.i1linK
M
is
.
Uiirnard's
parenu
lo
.fx:iuti'(l wltli the
■ii(,e of seeson home Frhtay. Mr*. E. H. El
Idaho F kIIs.
11(1 llic rvtlnu of
more and Carl I.lpp.s won honnr,-.,
M p. and Mrs. Newbry, Eden, w
James w , Throrkniorton look his
Kucsth of tiM'ir daughter. Mrs. H
wife to Hwlii .Sprhms Friday, kliere
(lid K(H-nlK Ihe past two weeks.
she entered the Caribou coiinly
The Hoyiil Neiiihbors m et at
li(v..pltnl foi ii<.|itment,
ol Mrs. Frank Mrl>iii
Mr^ A. I). A,sh wi.> hnstess at her
• loi
■in.';
ilslnrv
nd I
'l1iiir,Mlav to members of the
ling Ttv
llii'sts pie
■riiii
brl
<hib nnd
.. Ml
li. Kelingy, Mrs }|
Mu
Ud>. AlbU-ii, n. .
Id Mrs. E. E. Fisher. Ouc.’it
Tliursdiiy and Friday at Uie Oakley
.awarded to Mrs. Flshn
Barnard homo.
prise went to Mrs. Ednr
The Frinidshtp club met Thi
dsy at (he home of Mrs. Hf
itiul M^^, I*
/CK- h.Aifh.■ ltlC.'.lll.'lll, I). 1.
Til.- Uidli-.
I- 0,A .lt,
u KiMiUlned hintDBClly
I ni-wloii at Fied'i
1 iHiy 8<'
'hlch pi I
I Tliursdi
Mrs, Frank 'lYmikry
oprralion
Mit.s
M is l . .1. I’ rloi was
Ernest 1 Mlt<(hell, pastor of tlie .f T ihI
nitei liied with
mbni,
JHl
iH (iirl .ScoiilA "Kinnd- first Clii
rhtir.-h of Crr
ipanled nt the plnno by Mrs
..... ..
iml
I.iivlna Duik Wa,sh. ai1rived 1III lluperl Thm Mlav
KIXMll
lii'i" i>f the Cl.A.II. MIm fi.iin Fii.ii.l«. la ., w hrie he had been K, A, llrrm, Mrs, I, « . Mott led the
A.lrl 11
1 iiiid Ml,'>,s Niidllie 115101ni vl.UlinK 1native-.. While here 1li> 1« drvotloniili, 'Jlie hoflleaat'-i who us.■'iiliK
'. <11 rompMiil.'d by Mr* tlir KU.'A1 .If 1>1, Hiid Mit.. /k r. shted M u. IJIllhiKhnm were Min.
tldwer It'I'lidiim'.s w ric Hive n Vy .Inhnson Me MIHike Hniulnv nt ilie Kurl Muiniy, M u Joiin (loui'ley,
riinrld
Mrn. Dfêy Hhnwcis nnd Mrs. An
I'liK. Nitdliie NtiniiiI. and l.K'lll Chi l'.11ii)i rhdi.'h.
lloiolli
na Clark.
'liiindler, Klinlierly. MlAS
Kll W llolllil
Klsln .t.liii: ('•II, ll teiu'liei' III th.' ator of 1hi< tioi liiK liharnuK'v.' with
Mr. and Mrs. W. J, t^nwlck and
llr'iit wild
e
Iliiii.'..'i
1.... . K‘ive n t»lk <1n,lh
M^^. lloii liK lelt ■rhuimlay lor 1 ' il.H'- fniiilly Itie niovlnx to the pro|H'itv
lilt h
ii).-»li>i IlK 1.1 . lull letter hi tho wind iilx, Arlx. , when■ Ihey expert 1.
on Yakliim avciuiu owned by Ui.
Tiirn Uto outer
n« " A iiiiinli'iil giiennlng guinu main nl leant i» inentli. The til|> A. A. Newftttry.
of llm piitlent
Mr. and Mri. Clifford Johnson
‘d by Iho group.
was iimde In llin lioiie llial a 1
cornea of the e; n Uiut I.
A nilik nml blur shower waa given altitude 1»nd wn.rmer .'lliin.ir v.•Ould. have purchased the Auoolated Bean
transplant ts pi
hUt, c:let IIS ciiitK at Uie lu»n« of b« (i( 1)0neflt l<1} Min. UolliiK. who Grower* ranch west o f Filer and
In llils type
Mrs. Cliiii:lr« wlnemuM Wedn csday. has been III lor •ome tlllir
are moving soon to tlieir i» w home
oourso ref)Ulr«n S|>eolnl '
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. I'ugh, 'nilsa.
Mrx. Dlxdi 1 anshtfld Mrs. Wiseman
On 111e occasion ol their inth
In sciv iim iclii-nhmenta.
wedding annlvernary Mr, nnii Mrs. Okla, are guests of Mlsa Prances
mniln with wlilcli 1
Ihigh, IpiitTiictor In the Filer niral
received that Mi Edd Hills
Uie same slse with
h lg h ^ h o o f.
md Ml. .)<ie Edward! are the par ■urprlse dim
propaiPd; «|)erlnl rrful|.^ ..ir
Dale and Vivian Hlldrfth have
Kin born rob. 38 at LIv Wediief.dnv
agalhit Infpotloii. l/Auitiiy ii k
gone to Welser where (hey will *|.
Mont, Mr. Edwards U i
(illile to ATCiiro hralliiK \Mili tli
................ anicn r e c e n t and li i
tend Utf N. Y. A. vocational scha>l.
ualtijiiiiauLijl M«i|ILul,lfi l|l.iinl
■»irtrthrT%r M Tr*Arw."WWwlerr^^«~
When all of these trrii
me properly ('<iiilr<>ll<-ii
alblo to seciiiv ev<-iitu»l
parent transplnnt win
n u n vii.i.K , Cal. iu.«>— n ortjurn
the pntlriit lo imv Th
CalilMiiihi.-. "M other” orange tref,
la m y dlflei-«ni Jrotn
plnnted at llKiweH liar In IU0, celtfniir>ptniillnH n ><'iii|>i
i')iini>'d ih HUiid blrtlidny. Cminty
from 1)110 person 1i. Him
AmiiiilKirul liu.|>e<'t(ir >1. F. I'll/.Krinid iiriaiijiitiopd It In niifflclciilly
llltllCI
I llvt
N O N -n c T iu N M ()it». r o r n .A i i
80
yr.
TOI-EDO. O,. lW )-t;iiild ir ii sr
reMtIng more l>o(iK» on iiviniini
nihletli'n sikd other iii>n-tirlloii n,|,
Irs. iicriirdliiK to oin<-1iil» <>1 i)i
All Isilermllni iiieelliii (iir every elMieii. llin d nnitio, grnup aliiiinf
liiiliUe IlliVfti'y here l".iiiv t . i l , m ,
U . U . Thiiiiias. IM, tiid anil 3rd prlir winner* of Amcrloanwild wrrtt ntiirli-n mu i)i<i|nuiii»i>.ii
ly lean In demand.
Uiii KMay .iiiilest Will he aiinounrrd and awards presniltdl
The Family
Doctor
HANSEN
OranKC Trce,l82
A M E R IC A N IS M *
A
MEETING!
TiiL'sdiiy, Mai’ch 7, S P. M., Elks Hall
Women Who Suffer!
AddroHH by Hon. \V. (i. ItiNHcll
FACTORY
R A D IO H K H V IC i:
EverylhlMi In
lUdtu Hervlft.
*
Mit.l.. by T. F. II, H, IV|) llanU-Dirr. ll.ip llarlar lin itk
Holiilst W. W. Th>.niae ,
I'Hl.llc Corilliilly Invited
Klka AwediaiiUm Week (Jommlllee
i
,
•,
IDAHO EVEN ING TIMES, TW IN FALLS, IDAHO
Tuesday, March 7, 1939
^
C
r c
L
P ageK v*’
Easter Parade will he
All-American in Theine
e
P h on e 38
By JI-:\N DINKKI-ACKKIl
S e n io r G irls Invited
Speaker Tells of Agencies
Engaged in Battling Crime To Annual AAUW Tea
■ iinMuitl lea
O n e 01 th e w.H -k's s o c ia l h i« h lin h t^ wUI 1...
io n o f T n iw h ic h T w in F a lls e h a p le r , A n ie ii'-a i' A --c
“ E v o r y n i ill io r i ly w h o d eals w illi y o u t h n iu k c s tin ' shmh ?
: i i l s o f th e
r-;itv W o m e n , w il l ''" 'e r t a i n f o f all
Rtntpm«>n\. tha\ niii.'o f 10 o u so s nV o i m o . c o m in g w ith in
e s ls \\\W 1).'
'i n F a lls hiirh s c b o ,.l :.iid th o ir n ,n i)„.,
th o ir jiir isfU ctio n . cnti b o tr a c rd tp t h i' h->m r’ s itin iio n cf:.''
Ko..n Ml I ho
I'L'ived fr o m 2:;U ) t o l o V lo c k S>iiur,i:.x „
L. W . F o ls o m , d is t r ic t N Y A fiir i'c tu r. to ld n u -m biT .- o f th o
c s l)y l< ‘r ia n c h u i'c h .
T w »‘ n lii‘ th r< ‘ n tiir y c lu b nt a liin c h .'o n m c»'tin K t h is at'tcrit r ic e O ls o
I )is i in i:u is h f (i u n e s t at th e ten will b e .\1
n o o n a t th e F'ark h o te l.
w ill a d d iv
o f w o n tr n at t h e I 'n i v e s it v o f h ia li.i
" T h i s is e s p e c ia lly I n ie r e la liv u t o b r o k i’ ii anil p our
h ij;h .sch ool
t ile Kir-1.- n
A
t y p ic a ll y A n
h r)m fs.” h e c o n t im ir ri, in his d isc u .ss io n o f " Y n i it h F a cp s
F riiia v
i w e e k , an d
( 4 -im o .” H e d id n o t p la c c th e w h o le rosiH H isib ility on th e n ie n u , e n h a n c e d l>; an h i ^ l
w h o w ill b..
at a le a hy
i im u n it y , ad d in g ', “ T h e t o r ic t a b ic s c l t i i i i ^
hnnie. h o w e v e r , b u t in ch id cd th^
a f ie
th e C i-U Ilia
~
W il" A m e r ic u n ii p in n .T
se c o n d
im p o r t a n t c a u s e o f
n oon .
Iow a C a m p F ir e (iir l- i>n.'
e r iin e is th e c o m m u n it y . L a ck
W ilfc
A ll nriP lll.T s , K'i:
llie nio.‘»t d e li^ lit f 'd <m - i
o f c o m m u n it y a r t iv il ie s for
tr n d m t; >h.- M ill \tT'^
jrr o u p h a s e\<'t ;<i
y o u t h . Itifi m u c h u n s u p e rv is e d
Junuir Oink'l ol the Chii
Prnvey
v itc il to' ini cl
T lie
d in n e i- ' " a p ic p a n
le is iiro tim e a n d in a d e q u a te AmericanLsni, and I
• Hretlnrn will meel Th
S n tu r d a
111.
2 p m at till' home
who di.scu.v.cd •'Wi
s c h o o l fa c ilitie .s a r e f a c t o r s in
World c o o k e d a n d s e r v e d l>y nici
eida UouKlas. 153 Harrlsc
Affairs."
^
Speti.li (;urs
c r im c in c r e a s e .”
r s ' o f th e k »''»-'1> b i't
0 1 licer>1 fir llle Trl.{
The
principles
of
the
d n v a t t h e h o m e o f th e vru;
Idaho's iU ir H ifh ‘
Amcriian A.s.soriat ion I
airUs. II natloiuil ornanlzatlor which
‘ NlMcty per cent of tlic InmulPs
Women. romiirisert ol
done much to Improve the >ui- d iu n . M r.s. M ilto n I 'o w d t.
In Ihp Idiiho stnlo ))Piiilriitlnry nrc
Tlie table was scl in tiie uii; I:,
Ijiiirsday al a:30 p. m. loi the bloii
iintJrr 30, nml nil our ppnal lustltutr.s dcr.siandiUK and ,'ocliil ntlJiLstriieni lly kitchen at the Powell imnif ii
deslKnetl Ix'hii
been Rl'
1 o f offlcer.s.
Blrls of Amrrlcn. were presented
nrp crowded far bryond their caiiacilercd by the ti,Hlnlon;il .
be pre.si■nt at I
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two girl.s holdliiK niembersliip in
liy, " lie pointed out.
tor, loaned for the r>c<M.‘other
Rebakaiis a.re giving a beiiellt
local iinlt.s.
KiU'sis ol the lo.-al
Commi'inlMR on ihr pr«vnlcncr of
lard party Wi■dnesday I'veiung in chapter
The Kirls, Julia Ami Hyan, rep- bv Mrs. Herbert R. Oimii Coin,
iiiriUiy will be Mis.s
l-x ""
crlini- nmontr youth todny, ho cfllliidlestlrk.s flank.-ti ii,r
itir Ofirl Fellow.s hall in Filer.
iin.oi. iiresident of
od Hiti'iiiion to the fuel lhai tlii: re,seiUliiK the Nctopi>ew wrniiu. ncid terplpcp, and held wluir (.mrdiTlie pi.blir IS inviii'd to alleiid.
1 I’ inlesslonal Woni1' n inertiiitilrnl hkiv n sort ol push- Mariiarec Ui-tweller tlie Waht<>ch*
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eye
Kioup.
were
Introduced
Charmint
Aiili(|urs
W.
W.
Thomas.
billion lypr of rxl.stonci': thiil iioi
Bere.ia ,-Us-. o f the Ciiiiu-li of president ol th Twentieth Cenlurv
An anlitiue framed j,im j.u ,i
iiuirli ciuiacv /o r dcvi-IopliiR liilt(n- Oortlon D h>'- T)>ej’ rtL'cawrt
ihe Bretliren will meet FMclav at club; M;.- |{ . . .Siitcliff. pre.sldent
n/
i
live niid .solf-ri'linncf Is vivon yoiiU.i. or.K. raiik and other eleau'iit.s of ijriiced the boaid, aiul
H ji. Ill .u the J. U. M.'llon home.' of Zeta I'l i-ti ipiir. Deli)hlan soefc servwl from a loo.v<tronom lc cohdllloii.'- ciiV o lf job.x Caai)) Fire activities.
clety; Mrs. L
4H Seconil aveniie west.
■ Ts. Frank M. Fonda and Chiirlfs old Rla.sji bread tray with Hir e
MoiKan and Mrs.
Those hilndri'il.
.schooling, comnmnlly
ncilvlilM,
Milton Powell, iTresident.s of the
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'b san g two numbers, MIns Luclle bavsrd head of "Mls-s Ncilsoii In ■
"world nelRhbors" \
crcathiB more JelMire time.
lly circle, will niopl
ciiaidmns' a,s.soi'l•'However, ncuto hs thP *lliiailon Norcll iiccoinpanylns m the piano cciitcr. and tbe ’ In.srripiion.
rn'aSMt westi'ii
home ol Mrs. Jane Wli-.schiiiR atlon> ol the Camp I'lre Olrls; Mr.s.
and ChftTSes Shliley pUySpR vinUii ... his day our dally brrafi' a
«femK. wp ure maklnit rnpld strldej.
'riiur.stiay at. 2 p. pi. Roll call re- Helen Hentlei.soii, YW .C.A. district
In devoloplnff proKrnni!. for youth obbllento, Their numbers were "Dry the deeply scalloped fl:ini;e.
siHinse.s wdl be St. Patricks quo- Sticrciaiy. .Mrs H, ,H . Burkhart.
Tliose Tears," Del rtlego, and "Out
Butler
paLs
were
.scrud
it
to Improve the home and community
of the Du^k to You."
•luury-old lattice and >ia
environment," lie stressed.
Especially colorful were the table Kla.ss chee.ê plate.
He traced the proftrc.w of ielsiirp
Women'.'i Couni'll ol . the Tollef.son and Miss Helen .Mlnltr.
Tlie menu wa.< cir;eii,pcii
tlmft organlMtloits, micIi n.s tlie Y. ippolntment.s. In the Iri,'h theme.
, Christian rhnrch wUl meet Thnrs- a{^vlÔT^ oi Ihr senior class.
ShRmTock-s
in
coveted
'«ui\
irly MleiilKnn
•nid i"i
M. C. A.: the B oy s<'oiH.s, Camp Fire
r oven roast beef anil |n
Girls, boys' and Rlrls' chib,s ani iraitspnrent. cellophane and tied with
camixs. the .ipoiVior.slilp of piny Rrren rlbbon.s, were arranged at browned in the pan: d.lil
Brouiid>. »nd commimlty cenler,-:, II InteiA'als tlie lenBth o f the tables, -servefl on an old hobnail .-in
Whlm,sU al-appearhit: i /.ddles and bo'vl: boiled onicjii.s, •n ?
b
praised tlir cliancliiK attitudes o
Willini; Worker.s class of the Edward Rngrl. M i .'. W A. Coiner.
.■(chools In adding currk-tila for tli Irish Bridgets, iashioiied of pota- and an apple "dowdx '■
PresbstcvUn chiucli wUl meet, Mrs. C. n Fox . MlI-- 11 L. Waller.
Irislx
comyilci*
Each p la if wns sv.urd «
bovR finrt s»t1s, f,o that ili^y may be toes, and
Thiirvliiyat. 2 :30p m at the home
Mr.s. MarR.irel pi' ik MIS. nomer
,sandwlcli gla.sji cup pl'str m
bpt.irr pirpared to face the mfchsn pd the decor.
Mt Mi.^ W. O. Smith, 135 Ninth
Mrs.
W.
W.
Tliomas
presidrd
nt
Dnvls, Mr.s. H A Dali aiid MI5s
ihP
tea
cup.s
were
trnn.-lrnid
leal age of todsy.
iuenue north.
the biLslne.s.s .se.sslon.
Cora Jen.sen.
pouring tea into saiieci.s
Comj)»«rng Crime
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The
tea
pot
used
w
a"
t),
Afimt' cfliicftTloit iironrnm.'i j.ri U'KDDING DATK
around the Horn in ittio
RivltiK parrnt.s beltir iind broiiilc CELKBKATEI) AT I’ ARTV
China by CupVftln Livfn. wlii'views. Vocnllonat iruitilnK .'cliools
Filrnd.s and nelnhbor.s d( Mr. and relatlvc.i willed It to M
ami camps «re sprlnRlf\B up ai
Mr.'’ . J.. W. Ciini
Cniinon a.sspinblpd al
Attend in Coslur
mnny other types of triiinliiK a
t h flfh o in e . 3<5 ’
bninc Introduced Into Amerln
Thp Wlllowa K r o u
livliiK. all dMlKiietl (o develop youth
Cftmpbcll, VlrKll Jean Kn
I FOKt'.M ON COLLEGK
;u'd parents. In good citl7,en.shlp, he
(In Hanklm. Alice Berilc. tsthet
;i.iir .'s c H F .n u L K n h e r e
ntversary, •
bert. Fduarlnn T>ler. Neidii
avief.ts w cic Mr. Hnd Mrs, Sticllcy L.i\v.<;on and Mr.s. Powell, «,.|r <
• .Mim Beatrice Olson, d ea n 'of
lilxplainlliR Uin orltjln’ of t1
McClain
and
.son.
Ekldip,
Mr.s.
Nora
tiiinal Youth AdmlnL-iirntion. which
n at the University of Ida
ed In old costtime.s npprnjiriai
hr rc'pre.'.ent.s. Mr, Fol.'-om jald. Dnlil.strom, Mr. and Mrs. Paul the occasion, wllh li;iiiclir>sf
) Mti:.c6w. will .>;peak at a nieetliiR
'•FcelinK that .someililnK Nhould be PoullKiiot, .W illiam Black, all • of conform.
die Girls' leasue of Ttviii Fnll.s li
done for the thotl.âllds of oiit-of- Twln,Fulls. and Mr. aiidJ^Jrs. Edwin
The
dinner
Is
this
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school vcwth, without Jobs. v.Wi\o\i' T. Hansen iincl son. C;ilvui, Filer proJiTt lor the Caini
((hiciition iind without nny partlcu
(llmicr each Rlrl told o
l;o- hopi'. a proyram wii.s Insfiluted INFORMAL DANC:K
woiks of an earlv Anieruiin
'J> trhabilltatf! thL% typq of boy nnri AND SUPPF.K ARltANGKI)
musician and poet.
Mi.^s Helen Kelley enierialncd Ip'
Bin,
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•It. wn,<i discovered that « larce formally at a d»nrini; party and c i ’STOMs OF o n i m
perceiUHKO o f Ihc.si- weie unlrutn- buffet supper one evi')ilnR recent NATIONS PHKSENTV.l)
ly
at
her
home.
748
Blud
Lakes
ed and linrt no idea o f whnt they
Wllh the theme
'iv-,,would like to do or wlial they were boulevard.
.sophoinoro imlt of the CHil
fitted to do. The NYA proKram luw '. A St, P a t r i c k m g i i f prevailed pre.senied the program to
three phnse.s—thP collene aid. the In the decorailons, 'a nd in the InK of the leacue this iifti-i
high school aid for youth from 16 hup|>er table uppoinimenis.
Twin Palls lil^h .school.
Oue.sUs of MKs Kelley were Mr.
10 24 who nred financial a.vslstance
Miss MiirKaret Seetholl
In completing their school work, and and Mr.s. Wlllliim Tranmer. Miss her rollertion o f dolls ai
11 proBrain of a work e.'tperiuiire Nevada Ciully. Miss Jeniilf Sparlen, on "People of Other l.iniil
il-ol-school youth from L.'.vls Roy, Fred Smith and Fran liiK the nxstumes and charn
cis McManus.
IB to 24,
of Ihr Jieople.s by the dolls
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"This prtHfriim i.i
I rellt*f (
To supiilemcnl the llhi.-ii
family aid prouram
oilUT iftluls, KlTls of Ihl
W ed
experience proKrnm c
iiilt I
iiid di
Miuth lind their
"Counirv Ciardei
A t S im ple
.-rheme ol tin- p
Kiris' Rh'e rliib, f<
nUllLKY, March 7 (fiperlal) —‘
UlK In llie.sr artlvltle
Mr». Jennie Uie,sler and John Ker
Ollir'r rrtijtram
shlMilk, pnmilnent Hurley fuimer
"While we have ii
were inarrlcil Saturdiiv' at ihi To represi'iit Hawaii, thi
Church of the Llltle Flower by Hev ■sanK-"HonK of the I.slam
point leliitlve Fiither J. 11, Kunkel.
Hetty It.inimeilvedl i;a
y(jlilh aiiil the
They were attemled bv Mis. Jenin
iiinces for llve,i I'Vrllu and son, Frank 'Piey wll
make Iheir home on the Kershis'
ink farm near heio.
A ntiqu e D is lics
L end Charm to
C ostu m e Dinner
C alendar
Cassia Couple
Ceremony
Here’s official proof o f Studebaker gas saving-
'
SUule&ake^Win4.
AmericaVgreatest economy run!
fer the Hnlih line antfa
r«i*r4 fer
•(•nemyl The car
Ii ■ *tock Studebaker Command
Ollmore-Yoieinite Kun.
V IIR Y d .y >0,1 .I rlv . y o u r S iu d .h .k c r, y,™
,S
h a k c r w o n th e
A m e ri c a n c c o n i im y to n l c ti - ■ ih u G il m o r c o iu m h c , M w c c p s ia k o fl — c u n tlu c ic d m u le i ii r i i l A m c rl i a n
u i o m u U l l c A t a o c l n l o n • « l > a t i * U l o n , Y o u h i n l t i n t y « * \ i 'i a m o n e y
lie a d h e c i u ie .S iiu le h a k e r • g r e a t e n K lt ic c r in g c n a h i c a y o u to
r i n g m o n c y - 'x t v l n x e x t r a h i i l e a f |v o u t < > i c v o ( y < ) t * l '* “ '
K * * o lln c .
C o f o r a I n i ll h ii ii r '* d r i v e a i u l l e e f« > r y o u r > i > li
ih o n ia n ti* o f
A m e r l i a 'a a n u r i c a t t a r h ti v o i'n a r e p u t i i n K i l i e i r n u m u y l n u > .S iu c l c h a k e r i i h l a y e a r . K t u il o h a K e r 'i n i a i t a r i i i s |> e i n l o n , N u i o m a _ _ _ _ _ _
J i o ld e r , n o n - * I a m r o t a r y d o o r J a t c h c i, a n d » ie e ii n H w h e e l g e a r
n h if i I r v e r a r e a l i ln c lti < ic d in th e lo w p r k e . V im r p r c i e n t c a r m a y
c o v e r ji a r t , p e r h a p a a l l th e d o w n p a y m e n t, o n e a iy i: . 1 . T , le rm i .
E
V
A
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I* oil" of tlir lw o!foph l*l
gal«ronr>my i|i«i Siiidtlialitr
111undtr Al A, A, lufxrvlilorf.
PIONEER CHOIB
MUSIC STUDIED, 8VNO
Sons*' tlial were tavorltM 9 t
pioneer choirs—"AhiU* U u r te ” T n
the Gloaming." "OkJ Folk* « t Hoom’*
and •’Sweet and Low"—were <udk 1»^
26 member*, four county odtoetft
and three gtienU, at a meeting o f
I- <la,wroom
HiiliiK. Bejii Camp Em-Ar-Bl, Daughttra o l the
Plone<-r». yesterday afternoon.
clotiie.s
A dlsciwslon of pioneer choirs, the
le.s-son for the day. waa presented
by Mrs. BlancJie Blaaei a< a preXace
' . X ,
to the singlnc. Mri. Zelma Free
man was liostcss.
Mrs. Maud Krump, second vicejHe.sirtcnt, piPsided al Uie btulnesa
iiieeiinK, when Mrs. Sophrona Lar..en. tr«'Hsurer of the county camp.
I ;:avp [■ report on the pioneer dance
i iK'ld in F<'biuaiy.
Mr.s. .\iiimie DIb w gave her fam llv history. Mrs. Grace KDbourne.
Mis. Dlani-he Parker. Mrs. Eueldu
Dowen. Mrs. I-ouder and Mrs. E^na ■
The .••pe<'ia
Tilley, accompanied by M r«.''^torn . .
(le brlnis
Bnrlow. sang an old-tline jw n g .'
hiKl. at
•When n iey Are'Gone Do Not ForKci 'niem ." Mrs. Evelyn McCowan
read "A Smack In School." T h e '
conimunlty sliiRtng wa.s directed by
M m . KUboMrnc.
. Mrs Kdna Tilley and Mr*. M c' Ci)w,m. KiiesUs of Uie group, were re ceuiHi its ni'w members at. the clo-sc
' i)f the afteriKK.n Mr.s. Lavon Loud
er. Idaho Falls, was also a guest.
UctvfshmevMf,
served by U\«
hosie,s.s, a.ssLstcd by Mrs, Katherine
Klrkniaii and .Mrs. Eva Adamson.
Mr.'. Blanche Parker will be hostess
10 the Kioup April 3
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ACCOROION HAND
SLATES llKUEARSAL
Seeoncl rehearsal of the newlyinrmed airoiilKm baud, under dlreciion ol Ml,- E<litli Schroc<ler Jaclcim, will be heki nt 4 p. m. Saturday ,
at the home of Mrs. JackiSn, U was
iiniiouiiced today,
a tic iieiuliii
Sl)c members look pari in the fir.st
slIV
lal
veil ,is
Tweeds.
. kind ol I II. knotiv rcheiii.sal ol Ibe sroiip la.sl Saturday
.olid fftb- al the Duma.s music htorc.
Meniber.'i thus far are G race
rlc.s in niib,s, ribs, eixiULicv hoiirles.
Twills, Portvsii iu\d Msfft wfinls. EVtlne Bvuley, Jessie Se<»ya. Bob
the latlcT showmu to ndvantaRc Detweller. Frank Florrence, MU-s
Morun nnd Horland Denning. Others
in fitted, dres-s;
wlshiuR 10 Join the accordion band
may d o so, the director said.
TW IN FALLS MOTOR
Ansociotc Denier — McVcyn
T u e id v . M uxk 7, 1989
IDAHO EVENING TIM ES, TW IN FALLS, IDAHO
Ptg» Six
CLASS A TEAMS GIRD FOR CAGE TOURNAMENT
Buhl, Twin Falls
Are Favored to
Take First Place
LiRht co;irlics and
\
Glenns Fe^ry Moves into State Cla^s B Cage Meet
Kimberly and Albion
Stage Fight Cards
5f>me 80 haKkotJiall playern rf>t
-ou tlie p v r o f i Ik ' an iiu itl CI uhj- A c n « p to u r
(i|)on hrr<‘ t'm in rr n w n ij:h l at 7 o c lo ck " fh a c la s h bptw<><
IS th p fir«I tilt '
'I 'w in F a lifi H n i i n s a n < i R u p t 'r t I ’ir a t p n
t h r sp ssio T i.
tonrnampnth. I
D i f f o r i n j :
f r o m
a n y l h i n R
in
p r c v i o u
inn, with all lo'
m o r t t h i s y < - a r w il l l)o o n a n » l l - n i w h t sr
(la n ie iil g a n U ' S l o L r p l a y r c l in
I h f c v t - n i n u ' r x c c p t S a t n r
« ' l i c n t w o t i l t B ' ^ i l l hr- p i .
I h p m o r n i t i p .
to
ro'.ii Bamcs. ar»
’rdiipsday unci 'I'liii.
Mirue for FrlrtHV nielli, iwo SiUiirflay mornlnK anri iht fhllnlplun^hlp
lilt Satindsy n l«h t—provirted the
(WO finalists havr oii<“ defeat cacli.
NEW BRAUNFELS, T ex, Marfh
It K club rnlcrs the Sftturdny jllplii
nit inthout i> lo-.'. but Iofca tlicn. 7 (U.P)—Dr. Tliompson ProUiro dlnK
(I his piiili-m todiiy iiiid offrr
anollirr Enm'" «lll be
on
MuiKliiy nlgiu to drrtrte ihr chnni- ed no hope lor a fjulck cu:e. but hi
onil.'sert a slow anti .steudy recov
piijiiihn’ .
V trom rhronlc ceilflrltls.
fcvrnly .Matrhrd
The Memphld denILM, muking hi
Probiibly nevrr in thr liusioi-y of
'but ».s 11 major league m iiniwi
Clnw A biiskclball linvp flgh l H-iims
IS a lonK-alllnK pallmi m tli
been »A evenly matrlied as llie clubs
romprtlnK lii ihls tournainpni. While PdiUrielphra PIUIKe^. He In'dcvrd
thnt ,iome o f the m »jor allmpiits
the cencirtl ob.M'fver scps Buhl aiiri
could be cure<l Immediately, but
Twin F.ills ns the clubs m » t like
said II. wo\ild take several -vasoiis
ly to bati-le for the crowH, the other
to restore the Phlls^to robiut heslth.
MX entries cuuld e.iiilly dispose of
Prothro, who wa.^ chawn lo pilot
either or botii thr.se two teams
(he PhlU because of his surccM
wltliout too much surprise lo the
with Little Itock In the Southern
tpccliilom,
tlallon. thlnki the Natlonn
Burley. cominB along l»st in the
bift «'M kt of pity,
a dl.Mlnrt, league ts In (or the hottest race yet
1 could dump thtee good playUjreat, as i« Rupert, a ;»w cr In
on any team In the bunch and
riftis A cliclri al) .season, lli e two
tllcy would will the pennant.'
north ilrte clubs arc far from belnR
oui o( tht race, as tlie Jerome qulii- bald. 'I'm not even intlmiitljig those
i«t ahowed great power In a pair three playcr.>. will come to Plilladel
phla this year, hut t do know (hi
n( start.1 In the last 10 day;^.
imii' lis Bi hiinil lor ihc Phils n
ihoutth they took a duibbinc fiom
cea.se belnt the doormat ol ill'
a good GooduiR ({Ulntet In a Prlleague.
day night encuRcment.
Dark Hurar*.
Holding the bollom ning In the
bdtUiift. but dUUitctlv dark-houtv..
are rilor aiiri Onkley. Both ilip.se
(lulnteU havB put np great battlci
all MSHon, d«»plts.thc fact th »l (hey
)iavt won vary few games. The
Wildcats have proved iwrllculnrly
troublesome to the Twin Fall.« team
and the Bruins linve edged them out
Iv«(l by •'Cap" Brinegar. Doll t iu,-<
k i » pair ol games by (oui- or live ntghi took two out of three same
pfiinth. Coach M. C. Cranney’i Hor- from Studabaker kcgler^ in ih
neU ar« alwnyt tough In toum a- Commercial bowling league. H uh
menk •ompetltlon and wot b« the scores dominated play on both .-■ide.s.
Uam that "lets np" A any content
Roily Joilc,^ had the hlph .'inKlo
with tiiem.
o l 224. Brinegar had hi^h threeMoat o f the ekiba have t>c«n play- game series o f 597, Fargo hiid a hiiih
v«ry JliUe basketball during the ilngle o f 221. Dcll^ hud the high
]>Mi week, allowlns Injured players total single gaine ot 938,
to round into shape lor the tour* , In the City loop Ray’s Texaco looK
n t j . It to po.‘ slble that Twin rails the first two o f a thiee*game terle^>
m ar 80 in to the ilrst couple ot days from Brookfield. Rosa topped t*l»;
a t ttu me«>t without the service of winner# with a 539 « o r e , while Uix
iM Oartuey, acrappy forward, who led Brookfield with 523.
la OD th t alek and Injured list. Only
Lineups: .
a jBitor, Oftrtney h u been a reguCOMMERCIAL LRAGUE
ttr OB Uit eJub fo r two yeara.
•TUOEBAKIiR
W tow ln * th t Twin PalU-Rupert
» m v le k __ _____ i
M in t Wedneeday night, Jerome T.
Partn .
______
ntajn Ooodlng, Buhl meeU Oak- B,, MrOr*eken - ....... I
l * f and Pller takes on Biirlejr,
Th t team member*, their numW and toachea, arc a i foliowa;
. tfTtrw'sSi -j
OAKLEY
Jone. .
. M. 0 . (Dode) Cranney, Ooarh
B. Met>oiul
Tllndan, 12 (capialu ); Bowles, 4;
■TooJa step oot whrrr •ni
'f a r to tread."
So tayt an old proverb.
And a* we have been referred io
as a “ Jool" upon more than one oci n.slon. we'll get-out bn our regular
limb and give you the winner;, tor
the I93B Class A basketball tourna
ment, which opens here on Wed
nesday night.
Of course, there'* the pvullillity
we may be wrong—we have been
before. For liislance« If you will
recall, we picked the Goodins
Senator! aa a 1-10 ihot In set *■
place In the (inali af thlii meet
la.ot year and a 3-2 &hul lo win
the crown after gaining the finals.
■\i II happened. Ooodlng didn't
oven reach the flnab>.
However, we've yet to meet the
Rent (outfildc of Henry McUmorei
who can pick 'em wrong every time,
ao the law o f nvernge.^ ,ihoulrt give
U.1 something better tlil.s year. So
hero It 1«:
BUHL.
Did we hear a dts.ênlmg .yotc?
Especially from Coach Floyd Luft
ol the Indian:., who hales lo have
his team picked to win a regulaf
season game, let alone a tournament
championship?
However, we dori'i look lo we the
Indians go through ihl* tournament
uiidefeateti. We'll lake the Twin
FalU Bruins to give the Indians the
ioughe.st competition. Tlie Bruins
and Indians can't meet until well
along In the tournament and when
—and il—they do, It should be a
hymainseT t>t a battle, The two
tiube haveh’l clashed before this
MM.sjn and we don't ihlnk the
Brums have played against a club
that displays
much slam-bang
basketball, with ahot.s bombarding
the backboard from all angles. How
ever. M second game between the
two clubs might tell a different
itory.
If we were pairing the ohances
of the various teams, U wrald go
•omething lika this:
1—BuhL
3—Twin Falls,
3-4—Burley and Rupert
S-t^Jeroote, Ooodlng.
7 - 8 ^ a k le y and Filer.
Prom past per(ormance» UiU tea)ii, Twin FalU and Buhl late ilu
etlgc on the betting. However, Good
Ing entered the meet last year with
.nd away the be.st rccord of anteam in the tourney—and came out
far down in the standings.
There is liot a team in the meet
that can poMlbly enter a gim e wllh
my of the other cIuIm with better
than a llve-point odvantage—and
thats a mighty slim margin In the
game ol basketball.
Since the recent .-(et-up of the
Class A leDgue, wllh only eight
team.< competing for places m the
touinument, we've never seen a year
when the clubs were so evenly
' SS2 U8 2«UH maichfrt.
And if aorof of the lower cl»«iilleallnn quInU don't pall an upset
or two before the meet la oyer,
we’ll Imi .greatly aurprliied—along
>tlUi Die losing coache*.
--------- •------- --
Prothro Sops
B etter Days
F o r Phillies
D ell’s, Texaco
W in Bowling
Leagtic Games
Orttchfleld, fl; Elllotl, 10: Hale, 7:
lit*. 11; Matthewit, &; Robinson, 1;
■agen . 4: Severt, fl; Helner, man• *9*9.
JERONS
John Nort>y. Soach
■celtM. 3: Arnold, 4; Beddall. I;
CInypool, fl; atelle. 1; Owrtm, fl;
Henderaon, 9: Mi'user, 10; Prterh, 11;
lllnlinlre, 13; pieiik, mannKcr,
TWIN FALLS
R. V. Junri. ( uach
H nrinifl, 3;: <cu|ilnlii); Walle, 23;
US; WellA, Jfl,
IX
, I)ii\
K IM B E R LY, March 7 (.Sppcisl) — The "b ip ” battle o f tlie
ypHr will be glajifcd here tonii^ht when Coach Ixiuis Denton's
undefeated mitt-slinfrers takp on the invading Pocatello high
Bchool team in the K im berly (rymnaaium.
The boulH are net to start at 8 p. m. and the greatest
crow d in the hiRtory o f th " sport
cxpectod to pack the local
bppti erected to take care o f
fiirht arena. E xtra :
tho anticipated crowd.
■Stumped
lA it'm lnute Injuries and illness
o t ^ Kimberly lighters caused
K\%tponem^nt of two bouts, but two
iihers have been atrangttl as substliullons. Ferris Freestone. 160pound Kimberly athlete, lore liga
ments In his legJ while skiing over
the week-end and his fight with
Dick Dickerson of Pocatello was
cancelled.
Tlie other bout called o ff v u beveen Keith Shewmaker. Klmbers star .slugger, who has won three
bouu on technical knockouts this
year, and Verl Bell of the Indians,
Seven three-round battles are
scheduled on the card, plus a p/e. ti.itile-royal featuring Kim
berly grade .school youngsters.
Lineup for the card Is as follows:
Frankie Stanger. 112, Kimberly,
i Bill Dent. 112. Pocatello.
Eddie Que.snell. 120. Kimberly, vs.
Carl Brownlee, 120. Pocatello.
Bob Scott, I30; Kimberly, vs. Ray
McBctli, 130, Pocatello.
Hughes, 9B. KlmbeHy. vs. Roudine,
103, Pocatello.
■»'
John Norrl.'., 135. Kimberly
Bell. 135. Pocatello,
•
Ray Butler, 135, Kim berly, vs,
Dale Hammond, 135. Pocatello.
Jack Rarlck, 150. Kimberly, vs.
Blnine Anderson, 130. Pocatello,
8-Match Card
At Normal
ALBION. March 7 <SpcclaD—An
eight-card boxniR match, featuring
ace flghtei.^ from this section of
Idalw. will be presented to light
: fans here tonl«ht,^''tanlng at 7:30
,!», m, in the Albion Normal gymna.Mimi.
Sammy Byrd, former blg-league
Headlining the card will be a bout
ball player who turned golf pro. beiwcun Luanne Etlckson, 175. Al
can't quite figure out how t» play bion Normal star and hravywelcht
his hAll which eame to rest In a champion, who will take on Kid
cypreM stump at Cypress Gardenv Sisco, 170, champion of the Paul
CCC cfttni).
Thi. complete lUt Of flghti Is as
fnlloiv-.;
Metle Hepworth, 120. Albion high
school, vs, E Wate, l'.i3, Almo.
C. Richaidscm, 130. Albion high
hool. v,« A. Ward. 133, Malta,
T PrcMott, MO, Albion Normal,
1. V. Sannec, 135, Paul CCC.
Jack Thoma.s. 145, Albion Normal,
I. Ovennlller. 158. Paul CCC,
BATON ROUGE. La.. March 7
Rfx Engleklng. 160, AlWon Nor(U.R)—Tbe boys were sitting around
lal vs. Zalstlwsei, IM, Paul CCC
In BUI Terry’s suite fanning when
Hollis rmt. 170. Albion Normal,
if the scribes asked the leade'r
i, E. Tnylor. 168. Almo,
:ic Glant.s w h a t-h e Uiought
A. Harshbntgcr. 170, Albion Norabout the short odds ot 7-1 quoted
lal, vs M, C. Hugh. 165. Paul CCC.
by a New York bookmaker against
Lauiine Erickson, 175. Albion Nor
the St. Luiils Cardinals winning the mal
Kid Sisco. 170, Paul CCC
plimant.
*
*
Terry .lald that price was abso
lutely JUMlllable despite the fo ci
that the Cards flnl.'lied only a gnme
out of 7th place ln.M season.
“ I like the CaTdtnnls' c,har\ce»i,"
uud Terry, "'n iey fnlght be the
team well all.have to lick. Tliey
cerlnlnly have plenty o f potentiali
CASTLEFORD, March 7 iSpetie s "
clalt -Castleford and W jndell IidmT o n y Mini he
c(rrre<l the ing ti.ams will meet here on Wcdchances of the Ciiiil iiiK oCer the nesdiiy, March 8, at B p m.
'lnli(-boul, lliree-iouiid ca'Vd
ilMjriTeHhr f •I ihiit Pitts.
iird, wllh the opening tilt to
hilrgh (lni.s|ii'd oiilv t .) miiuc!. bark
iMitln-royal between Cii.stlrlDrd
mill l.^|- In
gra.lr voiuiHr.ier.v
C'lmpletr lliu-up toi WcuclillCa.slli.|nld txmtN 1.^ ll.s fnlli
.smiu 1(i«, Cn,'tleford V'' Po«ell.
lO.’i. Weiidi-ll,
COHAl. (I.MI1.1C.S rin . M niili '
Vtiitm. n o. Cnstlelord vh ZolllniUPi-,Hiim .■siit-nd iinrt Ralph (hil
gei, IHl, Wriidell,
dnhl fn\.piitr, tii th.'
imo inin
QiilKte>, lilt. Castlfloid \« h m d l,
imtl^.iHil four.l)i.ll K.iit .hiimpldii.
120, W.ndell,
Johnston, 130. C .1 M ie l o r d v>
Htrlekliind, 120. Weiulell
liryMii. I3B, CiiAileford V. MaiUie«,', MO, Wendell.
Aim>», i:i», Cn.stlelord va. 2ullliigei. i;i3. Wendell
Wetib. 150, Cn.^tletl)^ll \s Iteqiin,
1.MI. Wendell.
Liturii, IflO, CaMWIoiil i h 1*1 (n >.
IflO, W.'iHlell,
T e rrv Likes
C ard’s Chances
F o r Pennant
Castleford and
Wendell Boxers
Meet Wednesday
Snead and Guldahl
Will, Tackle
Little and Manero
BowltRg
Schedule
COMMEKl lA L I.fA O tT .
'lurk.. Marrh 7—Schllla wt. Idah
I'ottn I2.M,
' '
Writ., Marrli fl-N ollouiil l.aun
<irv ti, »e fi. nlllk (H i,
III.. March ll»— t:ikn «• /I p
Way lISi.
,
t iT V I.HAOi'l'
Tur... aU rih 7—l)rl«ellrr'» n
IlMltMPlMT (2>,
Wedn March B - r « l n Fall. Hour
.Mill v», nrr»liiiie MDI,
Match a — KlmWtt)
.Minlrh lifli,
in .. Mail'll 10 1‘ rirlui hirtrt
c a (; e
l{iosiii;i’.s
,
Conn to Meet
Solly Kric<i;«h-
VAN
M t.N c
i '1.1:a u w A’I’K1I, Mil l!T>»ri 11 7 lU
Wiili Van MiiriKii .' ;nrd. Dclgi
n n holtloiii
at Madison Wpiair
Just for a Change .Mac Wiite^_AbcHit
Sports and N o t A bout H im self
Uy III.M IV MrI.I’.M dll
U '«p )ll(lil l>v lliiltnl I'll
,<)H ANtll'.I.lî, ^liiic li V
Ciih\ mill I'll l.ll lOU VU,\
Alino.it evrty diiv 1 ^
from Riinin nlerii, luitn
mandtiig lo kimw wii
>l<m t
write morn ^llnlahL
.. .
iind why 1 rliittrr up iiewApajirr
liHgea with slorlen of mv o>\ii r^.
iwiienot*.
J »»vo theat .Ictlcr* flilnrnilv,
and nt end uf a moiiih ih.ir
iiumillullvr pfirct In riiinigli tit
iiinke me run M.iTiimlnr in tim
lyjiewrlter niiit w ritt juat the sort
of tiling I Kill nlwiiL to write.
Ntturtlljr. 1 would rather liilk
■Imiit myMtf, aa who wnuldn'i7
.Tnke lodityi /o r
I spent
m oit of It •( th « M otm-Ootdwyn*
M iy tr* Rtitdio, «tttch li?f WixHiy
V in -D y k t d li«!^ Clniideiie Cul-
" « 't lUr
anti how Vlit-ir
iniley liiUMvi are eiinilug b I«hh.
k1 f^l>at lUHild ol tnlnx cu Oabhv
iiiliirit I* rliewing thl^ vein. aii<l
iiw ihr iciokles nie Atiindliig t\ie
'iHihiiioii froin Ihr loved unei
i>v>ii Dll thr iVrtn
lli>llll«tt l« |•l^•lê<| Kith tha
iilM'ial nuDoiih nf llir Culi^ oil
rniliy Oatiilina I'lmid ' lllKUrMl
e 11 I
III I
Hlth the
(I'll and I.elliri lur m, d<'llMllle>l In
Ik- reniovcil ( h ' iu liiil 'I'env Unit
l l ^ a i e .i. I iiIk liKe'A<l„„,|lH>ya
•<11(1 likely Id I'lii) Die lieat b.ilLuf
Uiclr taieeri.,'
a
OllleaKo liiin a<i|ve<l lh« rrservt
lilflritt piublnin by Knliiug WiHidy
KngllAh Iioiil I'huiiiiiali.
New
piitiirm who miglir tn |irl|i aii
llo iii'll.'ii lIvhMiandcr ■«
n u rd IIIMII Ihr t'aiilliialK, velerni
t a il Wlillelilil, who vHinr ove
lio m th« AmriliMi Img . Al Kpperlv and Witllei 111^1
iiiiiid m the l'ut»> liNil laiiiied out.
.leroiiif tloiinnn Dean and hla
rel>.|»sie>l ilKhi aim aie lieltnf
Ihiili .it nix tliiie Aliw« the (JuIni
tlll|•l|U^^d llii'lii
Acliuliri/i of
l>enn ttiit l>e glad lo Kikim Ihni he
I* lu iiol^y, liriisli and <ocky as
Oenniilh .'penkliiK. Ihf fJul>a'
sritiail will l>e iiinde up of; Catch*
eis, Hnilnett. Mniiiiun, (tniliark
and llnhrr, llir latter boliiit from
liidlaiiaiiolls. liiflcld; I'hll C at•letta, first -OKm. laplaelni Rip
Collins, who remalna o n iquad;
nilly Kennan, •rcond. DarUll,
shoii, and fltnn }U>k, third. TIie
inlieid lepet'en *ill lie tlngllsh
and
Meniier, iihless a VIN
liiimâ lio\'. lyoiiiiid Metullo. la
i:iK)d AA liniliieli ihlnka he Is.
'I'hr outfield piobslily will be
AuHir Oalnii, l.ell>er, and Jim
t'llervin, the laltrr imichaaed
(I Kill the Yankeei' NewHik farm.
'I'lie eaiia outrieUlris will l>e Oarl
Mi'Miolds and Joe Murly
'I'lie Cub pltcheiK air okay, Ulll
I.<« and tJl^v Jiivant are atlll
Miiinit' and l>oiind tn liniirovo,
L'UIV r'leiieh, nlio li«t ID last
vnii. Iri l,.iui>il In iriiinove. n il Ilia
liii.liKle Chiiikv
Jack Riia<
.ell t Id iillir
Ihe l<
't7iut Id li> W eKpeeleil, hnwcivei.
lift he U Ihe iiiiiixiger iiiiil <’nu
•eiKl • pluyei. home nl any m o
ment 'llie leain has ■ fine aplrll.
• lid haa promltid to do or die for
cirnr old Wilglev. If lli"V turn H
lip It Hunt be their fniill
rUlm.
Krieger n
at stake hrraiise this i.i-n.uinl Ih..i
will be an ovrr-lhr-weui.tr >,ii,.||
'niejUAUtfiUl^lA .tllîril .iiigaaoiitfii
wllh honor* even Krlei;. j iir.„i ......
in 1037. lull lajit yeai C«ni> hiii>r
the lal)les
Kflegrr share^ Ihe im.I.llrNM i,i,
crnwn with b'led A|n.^lc.ll i>i
naiH'lni:<>. fVilly ut lliooklM , i,
ognltcil ■!> tJtleliiildri i.x ii,,
lioiial U<■^lll|^ ............... ..
(.uii
Frisco Pted U ........................ Nr'
Y oik iUte,
riT('tir:K N m i o w h h i i
ORLANDO, r ia , M anli 7
Manager Ihicky HaiiU nc iJir
Ingloii HenatoiK sal<l lie « ua
dally pleased with thn
Masleison, IB-year-old iiyh'l
and Alex Alenalidia hsd :.in>
In pitching pinctue
m a (;n k t ()
H I*E C |A M S I> i
KYLE
rhene IS
M . W A lT i:
Nesi to |>, o.
HERE
THERE
In the
SP O R TS W O K Ln
n S y United Prt>*)
Don Badge, who defeated Ells
worth Vinee 22 matches to 17 in
their profewional l«nnt« tour, >•
headed for New Vork where he
will lU r t another »ertr» against
Fred Perry Friday night. Vine*
thinka Perry will win. brcause he
wW b« IreiheT. . .
Hector Blake o f the Montren
Canadlens l e a d s t h e National
Hockey league scoring with 40
points, two more than Dave Schrlntx of the New York Americans. .
Chicago, perennial occupuita of
iaat place In the Big Ten confer
ence basketball, defeated Purdue
for the first time in 13 yean last
night, and moved Into a seventh
place tie , with W'lKonsln and
Mlchlgan.’ Ôhlo Stale bagged the
m ie with 10 victories In 12 aUrU
Leo Rodflk. Ch(c.igo i:s pounder,
defeated Al Rcld, New York lx>xer.
In eight rounds In New York last
night, . . Gustav Klllan and Heinz
■Vopel won the eighth annual Mil.
waukee Îx-day bicycle race, ,
Joe Chamaco leading In the
world's champlomhip lhre« cush
ion billiard tourney, defeated
Arthur Thnmblad twice jesterday. .
The three-year reign of the Kan
saa Jayhawkcr.s atop the Big Six
conference basketball heap wiis end'
ed. but It took two tcnins to ouh.
them. The Oklahoma Sooncrs at:iL
Missouri Tigers arc <lcd for first. .
John Borlcan. New Jersey Negro
undefeated at 1.000 yards or me
ters tiila season, will drop down
to 600 yards tonight to give
Charley Beetham a test at the
102nd englnecn' induor meet la
New York. . .
Jock Sutherland l.ot ni.tlu tele
phoned President G. 0. Humphrey
o f Mississippi State thnt he would
not accept the position of head
football coach there. , . Jack Ro|)cr,
scheduled to meet Joe LouLs o f De
troit in a world heavyweight cham
pionship bout in Los Angeles April
18. is traintn? at Soper's ranch not
far toom the .scene of the fight. . .
CKV]ey Graham, head of the
San FV am sco Seals, says Dominic
DIMaggio Ihls year will be third
o f his clan to break Into the m a
jor*. . . The Lo* Anxelei Angels
o f the Pacific Coast league have
three holdout* — Johnny .Moore,
Eddie Mayor and Guy B ush.'
PGA Tourney to
Be Staged Near
N .Y . World’s Fair
SARASOTA. Fla.. March 7 (UP)Profe.sslonnl
GoUci.s' »*soelailoii
champlon-shlp will be played at tlv;
Pomono Country club, Flu.shlns,
Long Island, this .'uminer, George H,
Jacobs, PQA piesldcnt, announcoil
tiHlny, The eveiti will be held three
miles from the oite of Uiu New Yor>c
World's fair.
Panl Runyan will tSrlend his tule
River Pilots Defeat
Paul in Finals of
District Tournam ent
SHOSHON E, M arch 7 ( S p e c i a l) - W i t h the 1939 C1h.s.; D
district title again tucked aw ay. Glenns Ferry, cagers today
looked to the open in g o f th e s tate tournam ent at Lew iston
on March 16, 17 and 18 and a prosp ectivd^ n eetiiiij with
e ith tf Ferdinand or W eippe in th e open in g encoiintrr.
The Rivor Pilots succo.ssfully defended their crow n here
last night by d ta gin g ' a p o w e rfu l lasuquarter rally to
dow n Puul, 'M-22.
Halliwell Picks
Umpires, Scorers
In Baseball Loop
POCATELLO, March 7 OJ.R)
—President Jack Halliwell of
the new Pioneer baseball loop
said today he had more than
300 applications for the aU
umpire ipot« In the circuit. He
said Ja/k Schllmgen Of Blackfoot and Bob Jackson had been
added to the umpire's staff,
Halliwell said league scorcrs
woMld be Hal Wood of Twlr;
Palls. Lee Russell of Bol.se, Al
Warden of Ogden and others to
be named later.
Ultimatums Ely
On Plans for
Coast Play-Off
•
‘
BERKELEY, Calif., March 7 lU.PO
—Kenneth Priestly, graduate man
ager of the University o f California,
bandied ’'ultimatums" today wllh
tht University o ! Oregon’s athletic
Iward over tlie question ol postpon.
lug the Pacific Coast confercnci
basketball champlonsiilp playoff.
As Q rc&uli of a tie for first place
In the southern division between
California and USC. Priestley a n
nounced the coast playoffs would be
held March 18, 17 and 18 after the
CnilfonUtt-USC pUyoII M a rch .il.
The coast championship playoU
between Oregon, northern dlvition
winner, and the southern division
champion, had been scheduled for
M arch 'll, 13 and'H at Eugene. Ore:
Priestly's announcement o f the
pasipbnemcnt was followed Immed
lately by charges from the Oregon
athlctlc board of "dictatorial'tactics
of California otfklals.'’
Tlie boiird refused to approve
po.stiH)nemenl of ihe chnmpionslilp.'s
and announced that the bouthern
dUl;,1oii winner would meet the
Oregon .squad March 11, 13 and 14.
or not at all,
Prlc.stly replied that conference
rulM provide lor postponements and
said 'It appears Oregon tloesnt
know anything about the rules niul
that can mean only that they clou t
want to ploy iis or USC."
WHITEIIKAO MISSING
RATON ROUGE. L a, Maicli '
tU.P) — Apparent. iiidKfereiicc
o;
Kerojid-hisemnn Burgees While.
iiviKl, who count not play last yei>i
In Uptwr Bracket
At the .suite tournament'.\:oach
Kenneth Barrett s crew will be In
the upper bracket and awaits a
play-otf between the Ferdinand and
Weippe teams to see which ot the
clubs enters the tournay as the
champion and which as the runnerip. 'Hie Ferry team plays Uie
)econd-placo club,
HarrLson meets Ammon. Spirit
Lake takes on Wilder atid ihe NortJi
Central winner tWelppe or Ferdin
and) takes on E)owney. The Dow
ney club, runner-up for Ihe title
Ia.st year. Is lavored to win.the state
crown this season.
Tough Battle
Glenivs Fesry had a tovigh baVtlj
ir three quarters last night In dLsposlng of the fighting Paul quintet.
The score.^*4 tied eight times dur
ing the contest. Count at the end
o f the first quarter was 7-all and
nt the half 12-all. Third period
bcore was 19-all. But froiVi there on .
it was all Glenns Ferry.
•
Tlic River Pilot* ran wild In the
last four minutes o f play to score
12 polnt.s and ea-sily tuck the game
away.. High bcorlng honors for the
tut went to Bill Bergstrom. FVrry
forward, who had six field goals tor
a total of 13 polnu. Petersen, Paul
guard, followed with 11, and Jack
Newell of Glcniu Ferry came thlrc*
with 10.
Box score of the championship
gnme:
GLE.V.NS FERRV
F p r TP
G
Bergstrom, f ........ ..... 6
0 r 12
Stcut. f ............
...... 1
3 1' S
Snyder, c ............. ...... 1
I
.'I
3
Newell, g .
“ 4 2 2 10
Burllson, g ............
n
0 0 2
Parmiey. f ........... . 2 0
K, i
Morgan, f ............ ...... 0
0
> «
Gunsen, g ..
0
o
'
..... 0
Hull, r ^
..... 0
0
0 0
TctaPi<.
PALL
BrcHn, f ...............
Ccrnelson, f .........
Harper, g .............
Wldmfer, c
.
I'rlerscn, g
.
Craven, g .............
H
G
.0
1
1
'i
0
6 13 34
F PF TP
2
0 3
0 3
\
S
5
11
0 0 0
Total* ........... ..... 7
a 14 32
,
becau.sc o f complications following
nn appendectomy. ha.s Giant M an
ager Bill 7crry worried, whlw ltcnd
wa.s due In camp yesterday.
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FOUND!
A- Uact;-4 rm. house with bath.,
mod. except heat, in Eden, Prieo
U right Ph. 15-Fa3. Eden.
RM. hpiue with sleeplpj porch,
cement basement, furnace heal.
Ooort eon<1tt4on. fully furnished
wlih good furniture. Extra large
loi. Price. Including furniture.
»3A«V; tl.OOO caah- toalanr* terms.
«'T t trart. City water. Sfwl 3rm. houM. M50.
rm.s and bath, grood location, fully
fumUHed. Price. Including furni
ture. 11700; 1500 cash, balance
133.)0 per mo.. Ind. taxes.
^ acrex for rent. S7M cash.
C. O- THOMAS i t CO.
in Jnd St. W.
Ph. 3I6-J Reji 1967
33 1 /3 Discoui^t,
F o r Cash
C«4ta dUcount »Uowed l( «dvertlMssent la
to; vsthln «««««
d»jr» o f flr»t Inaertlon,
No classified sd takpn for l « »
than fiOc, Including discount.
Line of elottlfled adMcrUslns com
puted on boils of’ five medium-length words per line.'
IN. TWTN FALLS
PHONE 3B or 32 FOR ADTAKER
IN DUUL
Arts al Vomey's Candy sior<'
IN JEROME
’
L«»ve Ads ftt K ^ W Root Beer
\
LOST— M O V IE C A M E R A
8 m. m. with c&se. at Sun Valler,
Sun.. Feb.
Exchanged lor *5mllor earner* by mistake. Phon»
PR O P E R T Y— S A LK
OR TRA D E
COiMPLETE C O V E R A G E
A T O N E COST
S P E C IA L NOTICES
BOXING. Pocat«!lo vs. Klmb. Tvics.
j FOR Twin Palls properly only—
1 New house In Ketchum. Full
basmt,. mod. except heat. Box 325.
1 Ketchum. Ida.
\
A HOME, a business, m piece of
real est«t« . . . It won’t remain on
your hands for long If you offer U
for sale In the classified section.
IN F L U E N Z A
Clilropractlc ancl El('tirotlierfti)y
GIVE THE QUICKEST RESULTS
Dv. Venter at Dr. Wyatt'.^ olflcr.
l-Sl 3rrl Avc. North, Twin Fnll.v
M on- Wfd., and Friday,
At Buhl. Tues,. Tlnirs.. and Sat,
’NUFF SAID!
' 2.250 A. deeded land; 4,480 A. leaS'
I «1 land on Minidoka de.v;n. for
I' grazing. Also Taylor grazing right
I goei with u. Would consider sOme
I^BOod ett'M. W. E. Hnnier, Ph. 166,
i Ruptrt, Ida., Box 20C.
(It Pays to Use the Waît Ads)
H E A L T H FOODS
LEARN TO LIVE'.
Come to IM'M iiln N., Rni. 2. Let U';
-•^T.xpliiln Dr. n . A. Rlcluird-son.')
hnilth prnnnim. No obllRiilion'^.
MRS. LYDIA BURKETF. Ph. 155.
HELP W AN TED — M ALE
A N D FE M A LE
F ARM S A N D A C R E A G E S
FOR S A L E
R E A L E ST A T E LOANS
D RUG LESS P H YSIC IA N
ARTHRITIC, neiirltlc, and rheu
matic pain.'—■« rnlleci. ore often
pre.w.ure palna which a simple adJiustmont,. innC iclirvp. Alina H«rdin. O. C. 130 Main N. Ph. 1642.
“ b ATH“ a N D M A S S A G E ^
.MAaSAQE, 114 Main No. Ph. 11*-R.
SCHOOLS A N D T R A IN IN G
T. P. Builneas University. Ph. 3HBookkeeplng courses opening now.
WEN to Uikc up Air Condltlonlntj
and Elec. RefrlK- ni>d batter them
selves. Mu.st hi' mecWnlcnlly in— ^rhned. willinc .to train In Rpore
time ti> qualify. Write, Utilities
Inst,, News-Tlmes.
F A R M S AND A C R E A G E
FOR RENT
LOANS at k>w intereat rates on
I50-A. good lann land, SB A. cash
PARAJS. MODERN HOMES and
r<nt. Lo.'xK'd 7 ml. ,s K. Dietrich.
TWO MORE BARGAINS
inside BUSINESS PROPERnES.
Inq Li,.l)lf Shot Shop, 217 M»ln E.
prompt wU()n, Pred p. BaUj. at, !oUown; 40 acres, 6 ml. from G ood
ing. Fair Improvements; all in cul'
Box 268. Twin rails. Ph. 1370.
tivHilon. $2.500., $500 cft-sh, easy
FA R M IM PLEM ENTS
terms oil balance. This 1^ a good
BUSINESS O PP O R T U N IT IE S FEDERAL FARM L O A N S -4 'i In
POR SALE—Miiniirr .-.prciidrr. S.E.
terest. Lowest rate in hlsiorj 20 to
buy!
corner clly llmlt.v L. R. Arrington.
34 yrs. Rm. 14 Bank <fc Trust Bldg. <0 n'cres, 1 ml- from B11a->. good
hoasc-, well; lays fine, all In cul
tivation. >3,000; $750 cash. 10 yrs.
1 ACRE tract 52S0 cash. 1'r, A. tract
HOMES FOR SALE
time on balance. If Interested call
S1Q0. terms- S\oto, gai' sUj., lor
or write
lca.se, $1000 to handle. .1 ml. S. 6.
bCHMlTT A: W HIPKEY
Park.
Phone 310
G ooding. Idaho
MOLINE TUMBLE PLOW ■
FARM S A N D A C R E A G E S
Good concllilon. Ph. 039B-R3. Twin
G A R A G E S FOR R E N T
NEW house, llvlngroom, kitchen. :
Falls or Bob's Drlvc-Inn, Buhl.
FOR
fW
NT
bedrooms, bath, hardwood floor.'
HALP Of double gnrage, 320 6th
throughout, 1412 6th East.
““
KRENCEL Colorado corrugBtore.
Ave. No. Ph. J0184-J5, evenings.
Tft'o ftncl \hrte-row sues,
6-RM. mod. house, ceinriit bawmcnt,
KRENGEL'S HARDWARE
pipe funtRce./iarê lot. 7ih Av>'.
UN FU R N ISH E D
East. Temw. P. R, TH»mpjon. 351
NEW F-12 McPoinilck-Deerlng
lent, Write Box 15, News-Times.
APARTM ENTS
Buchanan. Ph. 1694-J.
tractor with po^’er hft.
■0 X. unproved cash rent, »750. $37.^)
MOUNTAIN STATES
3 RMS. and batli. 255 Sidney.
A FINE 6-rm. brick home, utrlctlv
down. bBl- In good security. See
IMPLEMENT COMPANY
mod., hardwood floors, flnl.ihcd
J RMS., bath. circ. .Move, refrlR..
BEAUCHAMP & ADAMS.
biwement, .steam hent Stoker,
stoker heal. Ph. 537-n. L. C. P et
SEEPS
garase. UV 75x125. Blue Lake; HAVE excellent location lo r rent to
erson.
pxpcrlcuced. re-^porwlble turkey
Addition.
3 RMS- and bath. New duplex. Heat,
Prlcr *C300 00.
). T.-iKfiT^\
grower on a feed financed prO'
hot water, garage. 506 4th St. E, J. E. ROBERTS. Realtor.
gram. Harder Bean Co.
ealtor. Ph. » 3 .
Phone 638-J.
LO ST A N D FOUN D
r keys last Sun. Ph. 225-R.
Business and Professional
2-RM. apt.; bedrm.; gar. 253 7th E.
DIRECTORY
2 RMS. stoker. AtUiil.s, 362 8th N.
P E R SO N A L S
FRT, rm. with kltrhrn. 413 Main N.
Outstanding boxing, K hjlk Tues.
SPi';NCER cor.wtlcic — LoulM'
, Wight, 461 3rd E. Phone lOM.
FURN ISH ED
APARTM ENTS
J
HAIRCUTS 25c
Claud Pratt's Barber Sliop
CHECK the biislne.ia opportunities
column for oul.'-landlng ba'rEaUia'.
MEN o r 30,"40, 50! WAN'r VtM,
Vigor, foi' iiindiiwji ijiniv',' 'iiy
O S T H tX T ablrli Ol i.iw oy.sKT
.^llmululU.^ niul Ki'iii-iul body biillilrr.'. If not (lrhKhi/'«i with
»r tlist |ik^. tiiKk-r I- Inn
•. R<'g Jl.OO. SiKclnl.nott, 89c.
(■pill, Wlllr"
2 RMS. ^riuU.s. 730 2nd N.
4th Ase.
HECAUTY s h o p s ”
V
HAY fur Milel W O
BENHON COAL A; BEHVICE
Royal A: fiprliiK Canyon, Utah's B ed
701 Hho.ihonc H,
Ph, 167
Alierdi’en Coal—tlin very beat
IN’l’CaMTN, BKKD ti. S’UEL CO.
Phoiin 130 or 143
H O D SK K EEPIN G ROOMS
I.T- li»kpK-. rm^. 142 lOlh N. IflUfl
MAUCILLt a, 73fl Main B” n ie shop
of iiiiiiMiiil |i<'riiiiincn(^ and ln«l'
IIOAIII) A N D ROOM
lUK flimrr wnvps. Oil i,hnMipm> niiil
fliigrr wiivo f)<>c. KvenlnBa by tP' RM. nnrt txl. rlo-^r In 315 2n^ N.
l«viul«npnv. riionu 3Ba,
4 MKN, »a» a 1110. J'h. IMO-W,
S I T U A T I O N S W . \ N T K D ^
ItM. A; l)cl. 3(11 -JlKl W. Ph. 1213.
l*li, |4l'j.
U A Y , G R A IN . FKEU
Moving
Abi'ideen
n iK N IS H E I ) ftOOMH
Hi I), w . h.kmv i h Mam N. I'li u:i'
Painting-Decorating •
Iliivd A.^ll, pnpri hiiiiMiiit: I'll. IVHî,
PiijitV Huliglng. Phoiin 12U3-.I.
^
Floor Sanding
Fit. lK-<1riHiin, fiirii, hi. :il2 lith K. n.ioi MiiidliiK. II. A. Ilelder. 0'illl-.;L
NICIC ijii,. <'lww In. 13 wk,'6Ql Mu. V..
OHlvopathic l*hf/nician
Dr K J MUU'l. UU Mam N- I'll 15'
riiiwrli;., ^^lJ) cover.v CiiiininB Ac
I)nii»eiy Mh.ij). ni?ibr«. Uldg. 862. l,<-o riiiik.1. I’lii/lii' HlKl-J.
4th Avo. K. riioiii' Itliif-W.
I’JUclrical Contracla
FurnaccB
WARM iittriiollve rm. Clone to bun- AlilxXl Plumbing i Hig: Oo. Pli. DV
Air (•ondilUmliig InaiAllatloii; n-hieti.i dial. 'IVI, Oar, Ph. 200fl,
p,^l^;^ mill ,iui>er-vacuum cleaning,
rtaniiiii ^till
PlanliiK mill mtcl ahnp. Calilm
work oC all kliul
I'rlrr.s rliih
1'wlh I'Wlii L>mi\)ii v'o. I'll. '.Ai
Plumbing-U voting
11NfiTn isiIici) notisics
^
(ilfts
MAN nnil wllr witiil work on fiiitn.
Kxp Itpfh. MiiiiV L. Hutrr. :i' till. CLKAN a rmii., porch, 422 Srrt R,
N. Mitch Mnv.. Jly Dll. .Iriouir.
* AND li rni. hoiidPR, w . o , HinUli,
A H i fclnda o f m »lnr rqiittUliu. Jlea.itinreil7*Try w p erl. Call Ml,
fnnuranc^
I’ ralt’a Oani|>, Earl.
Cl,MAN ^ in i', linMi, aU>vc and wa- Pravry-l'aU'i Cti. Inc, Phono 301
WIfKJW wiiiiin liAl(|)ti. In iKHiiil«{ lurn Adulte. 1930 Jaekion.
• her* .he han f.iii rhaiKr. Mr«.
lli e , Aulo, 1.011 Mfller, Ph. ROfl,
•». L. l>aj(ion, Jit, 3, Cijurtlaiid, LAROr. lioiuo. good location, nultKun.
h cg S h op
al)l(i fur roomeiJi. Ph, 03BO-J3.
(J-llM, hniw , lUfMt except h e«l. hlaBlU" C-vrler'' I’hot^ l«j!
(iKiiIni Biiil giiniHn. 1% Dll. uiu
WANTici>; a nr it Rlrls to fccirk /m
ik'liKlii KrV Miop, 128 3nil flt.
on iMVcd lonil, i'h. tSSO-M,
|i«rt tuition, U|)f('ja||y |)«iailty
Hark of Mslio DeiH, fltore,
iiexl to Idaho Power.
~ 1 ’U R N I H H I 5 D H O U H E S ~
M AI.B H E L P W A N T lcb
rURN . mod. ratlin. 2.14 4lh W,
hdlrl.
AHl<n iiinh to diAlrlh. aanipira, hiui(lle (’otfpc roiilc. Up ii> 145 j,t,
^ Aulo tilvPii an bonus, W illo
M lU ^ ^ IM l_ P ^ a r . Oakland, c«l.
3 tin. houAfl. Adiilla nnly, Inq.
di? Main fs<nilh.
rum. Imuhe luid Imth. Adiilta*
eoi^ -Jnd Avr. H
MOl.ArtHlw' (.•Rt.-l-jl' FKI'll)
Miiglc Clly Ferd
Fuel Co,
'h. l;>U
72J Uhi«lloilfl Ho.
vrAHT your chl.kft <ui tilolit " A -r '
rhick ,-iiarler lor ln'ller hrin
iH.OllM fiKKl) \ KICKI) Cl).
I'.i • IIMII.IIl'l.'I’J'-' ^
I'liii rhlrk
.'iitMliK lUiinli 1(11
^ k Icr <1111 Orit'ii Till. K •dliiti
iitu! MnnaRrment rirtiffliilr
IliAJlO KtKl 1-UIH)UCKUM
I'lU’l
L IV E S T O C K F O R S A L K
Radio Itcpairing
lU dloBer?. U b , B«U MaTn
IKj.XINO ’l'u««. nlt«. Kiniti. gvin.
Ph. 317,
Nlillii) MONEY?
If Mui Ill'll mKiuty in a huriy
then ^J^l^'A ilifl place to gel HI
.^ri A N D U1‘
to .iiriiiilly eiii|iloy«t jM-oplp.
Y o \ 'u ^û I n a t u h k
‘I'rallera (or rent, 3ftl r'DiiiH
'lYaller homes. Gem ‘n uiii i
TypcwrHvrn
flalea, irntalaiiind »r u i. e> I'hoiir u
VpholB tning
3 T o liil up.
4 Type standard j
5 One w ho
snipes.
6 R oot eg«.
7 Deputy.
B Credit.
OCTooks.
lO C ow .headed
Soddess.
11 And.
14 M easure <rf
B A B Y CHICKS
O rd tr Y ou r Chicks T od a y!
S W IF T S BABY CHICKS
S w ift & Co.. 2f)'l -1th Ave. So.
BOOK orders now for While Leg
horn, New Hampshlrt Red chicks
and Mammoth Bronie turkey plt.s,
W- Johansen, 331 3rd Ave. E. Ph.
1402—locai teptcsciUailvc tor
SALES A: BOtfRKE. Inc.
Petaluma. Calif.
STOP CHICK LOSSES!
Buy your chicks from a U. S. AP
PROVED
AND
PXn*LORUM
TESTED Hatchcry. Order today.
SUNNY CHIX HATCHERY
Flier. Idaho.
Phone 203
LIV E STO C K — POULTRY
W.VNTED
POULTRY! Poullrj’ supply. Pli. 1345
F U R N IT U R E FOR SA L E
u s e d FURNITURE
Biiy-j-Rell—Exchange
S w eet’s Basement Store
HARRY MUSORAVE
Dmn very unusual buys In bed.suites.
S P E C IA L S :
HIGHEST prlccs paid for your fat
chickens and turkeys. Independ Bed .springs, full ;.lw .....
Bed-', lull blzc ................ ;.
ent Meat Company.
Chairs .......... ................... ........ 50c
WANTED—70 head wcunor -and Rovind lublt.s ....................
feeder plga. 50 to 80 lb.s, ' Allred Kitchen Cabineu ..
$7 05
Miielk-r. Buhl. Ph. 317-J5,
MOON'S store No. 3. 215 Sho. S.
A U T O P A R TS— T IR E S
O. K . H re Sbop. Ph. 1483.
TW O ‘ 5.35-ai six ply nearly new
General tires, tubes and rlm« »7A0
each. 464 Main N.
TW O 32*6 10 ply tires or trade for
.stock or lumber. G. H. Lancaster.
5th Ave. W., In canyon.
IRIICK FEE Bill
AW ffi SIGNING
QUICK RE.MOVAL SALE!
FA R M A N D G A R D E N
Complete hou.M’hold fiirnL'hlngsl
PR O D U C E
Living room .tet, Knri>en construcBOISE. March 7 fU.fll—A bill reG OOD cull onloii.^, 25c per 100. 2nd tloti; bedroom het: elec. riuiKe and dUL'Ing the Itreii.se fee to |5 on smalt
house So. of Addison on Cider relilfi: lirciikfa.si acl. end inbIe.->, I r ri c k s
o(
less
than
5.000
Inmi'-'- rurtalns, etc. 80'^ Blue Lnke.s
Min road.
pounds
gro.s.-' weight passed In the
boiileviiril. PIidiii' 1851.
r-loi.lng ni.sh ol Ihe 26lh Idaho legW A N T E D TQ BU Y
R A N r.K s” ~ IsUituie, l«y on Oov. C. A. Bottoltan<l rc-iriKer,itot,s. iic« luul u.ed. I •..'Hh de.-k today awaiting algnaSPOT CASH P A ID
U.rd ellvtlle ),ui»;i' $17 9j. KUiir- liire 1(1 become law,for ^love.s and furn. Moon’,s. PI
Kill Her III the .-.es^lon, a bill
iiiili'ed 1 new elortiie r,ini;e. orli;iiuill,\ $ilil. ii.)W $iia.50, Mliliy ;,poii:-oird by the governor reduc
ing the fee ‘on pleasure cars to a
otlHT ^lllUl^lr t),il;;nlll-,,
iliii $.S paxed. l-'nrm leaders raised
MOt)N-S
II ^lorm ol protest and received sym{iiithetic .iiipport (rom Democrats.
WHY keep your perds u «errel7 Ad
“ 'U A IIU ) AND MUSIC “
.Si'll. Oeorse Donurt, D.. Wash*
r'lê them In thh rolumii. 'llic
t
hllxl.t^^-all (he Adtiikei
na'no~,M iie J r r i ^ i ' ' i'lW 01u T : lilKluii rouiily. pointed out In de>
liiiic the wenlthy man could drive
i(i;i’ossi':.ssi';[) fiii
hi', wile to rhurcli In a limousine on
ciilHI ||<
. I’ O 11,\ vui). wlilcli iii‘ )>iild a $5 tlcenan fee
W A N T K P
Cl.KAN COTl'ON
PIANO.
lall
Ilkr ncV, for while nil' rainier had to pay twice
niiK-li for tlie license on a Ford
>11 eoiilrixt lIAliialti If
which he look his wife to
I.ikei,
iiuce! AI-" Wii.'lUlln UUIMl hiilliiivs t»
ivinuvi'd Nn mi
h II--,V
Write rhm
iM lb, el. NoMimll II.H-, ur .-iCi
lloiiv.
hill 41.'| makliitc the $a IIO ll(i:»
. ( pteil
'r tee ,ipplii oiile to .small farm
Iiiill, I'wlii F.ili'
T I M H S A N D
N E W S
k; wiiA iihlicd ihrough aa an
iHnifv niMiMtrr and p a «c d the
A I T O S I 'd U S A L E
'
1 IllKllt ol llir ,'.e.s.s1oii.
L K T ’S " S W A P
~
lie liK'ii .r Dll a private truck '
l)(»D .11 Mini. A r|)e. »«U. IIKUl-.t
I ......... 1 Oiik titr ; iiuih. , .v»,
he Muiir Ai'lKllI wn.s ,sel at $10
I l-'UUll
WuihU >V-,
J.J'1 liu a iiiusmvvv^nl liw .k ov
I’ll
H-ll
iiiuiiiilr <if ihiii wrl(|ht.
M ISC E LLA N E O U S
FOR S A I.E
4 VI'Alt Holntelli cow, ftMlten t
.liiinrA Kergnn. » ml. H., ■< W
H KUuUetly.
luAltAN rUhl) il-.cM tttiftheia $17 .V)
\i)> All makr». mH\rn ElrcUlc
llAVi; n illN A C E CI.KANKt)
tiipei viKiunii |)r»HT.vi. AhlKHl. p h p i
new 4CW U>.
Lnvtvl 1 irum
BPIi.iintor, (largnlnl
c. w. A. M. t;o,
HKK <hr new iu:i0 ADO waaher.Vold
cm eu^v imymeiila.
/iw P x i-H n m N ir iiR B K m iiK
' iM I :U E S f ; c ) iv A L S O M I N h) "
* iif«d
loimrd free.
KUKNORI.H JIAKOWiÛE
WAI.IÎ'.lk liluw. J-llorê iitkr,
(iiMii M-nte AjiinYer
uiid
haiull. Oaragr, Aanllniy lallot,
Dilier lleln^.
ml )v', Wiiah m IiuoI
^ Fled Honiillghl.
(H,AHU Ilh'I’I’INO KItKKI
Aulo door hI«m, windahleld and
I Vi)\IN(* iKirae; irglnti'iril Uu
s^lndow HlitMi
nrv iiiilli, tlteele luDedUil, Phone
(I'jUl-JJ.
Nil I'liame fin Uluii lellliiH
If
yciit hrlni In yuiir aaaIi or car,
no lirnil RiK)d work linrAea and luuira
MOONH
SMITH L nU G lIK S
«riM-.A fi»in Nye »ro«. Coal Yaid<i
HOReiCb7~
T H L C K S A N D T U A IL L K S
nOXlN<»~KUllb.’ KVMi Tiuv.r“ niRiir.
OD'I'POOR iioifcoin fttniid. like nuw,
rh-'iiii Niiw In ojieiatloii nr e»n Ixi
m.ived. Will irnde for lUrali)i-k,
Hi.s 111, Ne»-i-'l'iine».
F. OvUravea and fVuu. Plume 311
Trahrrn
laj
2lSb*aadlM
r
P r e v l«o i F a a f a
BABY chicks each Monday. Eight
bropd.s. Order now. CANADA
HATCHERY. Jerome, Ida.
A l)VI!:itr;8E your n«*(Vnn lliU eeoI Ion, I,ow ro«i—.iiigh reader Inter*
Ml. riioite your ad in today]
R e a l E a ta iC 'I n H u r a n c c
Italph B. 'l-u n w ui Iliidfton-Clnik
Dlomv In Loan
«>in, T u ei niM
40 '1X>NH OP Al.FAl.FA
\Im) «ciine I'lovei, :i ml. W .
ml
.S Hn L'lOl- Ulor
II t •Ci.lllri,
Shot Rciiairing
KKMALK H E L P 'W A N T E D
•1nuKF, m*n iwvwpen H an(t 40 yepn. MOUIC iK.xlmi
r.t nK«: niarricHi or flhiHlei U) nail
•III Jiiiiiiru In llil/i illhirli-i. Mjmi
liasA nir. A. Oarlliio, Itoieraoii
inil'h
iltV limit?.
('urtain Shopn
to
■R AdS
Jellboii iiro.-!. -Ill^ MiiUi Knat.
Home Lumber Co. Phone 34.
PERM AN ENT8,' J~f or ' 1 ,' Hham poo
niKl fliiKW wnvp, 60u comp Ida.
IliirlHT Ai Urauty Rhop. Ph. 424.
KXl*. I'luppiilir,
TOR SAL E-O nlon aeed. Tested
and rellnblr! Atock. All varieties.
DINGEL A; SMITH SEED CO.
Building Contracting
HPICCIALI
and IS \- n v 7 n 'f^ o U .
KlnitiTwaVi', roiiiiiIi-1., fiOc, PhnAe
Mr^ Rriitnrr, Loin Marti
HKAIITY AllTH AC/Td e MY
Oil i'rriiiiinciil;> oa low a.^ 11.00.
.luiilnr Hturtcnt work free, I'h. SOS.
13A Miiln West.
POTATOES. 150 ,<;acks 1 yr. from
enilllcntlon; du^: beforr Irost, 60c.
R. Engelbrcrht. R. 1, Clly.
5000 lbs. Crc.itrd whe.it grn.s.-*, 10<
Money to Loan
lb., aiiv quiinllly. R. A Cai-tfr
Twill KnlU, Ul. 1, 4 ml. S.E. Bvr
LOANS on liiriii.'-, homes and Twin
t rm. boMiit. apt. 459 2nd. Ave, N,
rails biibliie.'* properly. Prompt
action. Swim lnvt-.->tment Co.
Cl'R TlFIEI) AKCliT Mu_,v-'er River'
JU ST^M ERFlm i; PhTisfl.’ Oaita 071, Kii.sy Mnnihly Payment,-! c
‘ .Mill' yellow and white .sweet Span'
roofs, moflernlzntlon, etc.
AUTOM OBILE L O A N S
l.'h cnilnii ;.rrd
4 RMS. comjilete. Ph, 603-W. or 448,
C. Davis, Pli. 1245-W,
Loral flnanchiRl
K M , M rD A V irr .
Phone 265
2 RM. and porrli. downstulrk, he«i
: us for .ill uulcMiiobllc flniincliig,
ONION s e e d "
cU opt. Adult.r 310 3rd Avr, N.
Building M aterial
new or u.sed CBr^,
Wlute
and
Yellow
.Swiv't
Kim'ul.'h
QUIOK
iCimfldentli.l)
CASH
Twin Pnlls Lumber Company. Com'
Al».'i>lul<'ly, 10311 grown '■‘‘'•il I'lih
Western Flnanco.Co.
plutn lliic.i lumber, bulliter'a hard
will prmlurc thn lart;e
inii ui
Perrhifi Hotol nidg,. Twin Fall.i.
ware, palnt-v cem^ t , pliialcr.
M) much In demiinil lotluy.
JOHN I.. PCTl'JItH
Monitnwnta
IS ml. E. of Wii-ililiigtim .M'hodI,
Coal and Wood
4-RMS. and baUv ^
A anrer
••You and youj- bird's nest soup!
»30 WEEK- Grow mushrooms. Cel
lar. shed. Wc buy 30c lb. Free
GOOD T H IN G S TO E A T
•bookWrite Mushrooms, 2018
M ILK aOc
cream 30c ql. Eats,
Second. Seattle. Wn.
apples, spuds by sack. Ph. (H83>B3.
After-dinner MINTS; Ucsh .sr.ii^
PKANUTS. 'T lie Swpctc.st Little
Pl;ic: In Tov.n’--H E RU ST’S,
1
RADIUM DISCOVERER
H ORIZON TAlt. 8 Wom an
w h o d iscov.
ered rariium
5 Oeearv
12 W ing
13 Director.
16 Hops kiln
17 T o perch,
to Split.
20 K im ono sash
21 Dronchcd
with a hose.
23 Writing
implement
2 4 ^ extol.
afiN otched.
28 Abound29 Senioi.
31 Alway*.
32 SloUi.
33 H aving a
back.
35 Form o f "be."
36 Bluck bird.
37 T axi.
30 M isdemeanor.
40 Public.
43 Moccasin,
44 T o p cr/orm .
45 Tow ard.
46 Poem
" I ’U H N l T U l u r F m r ^ ^ ^
CUMPLICTKS T ilK L O A N !
n vniing, broke h orm , u oo to
PER irpek for hiuU er'w itirciir 4 -»u l, iiuxleiit hou"#, gnrage, $30^
NO Murt4i|ea
lAOO; 1 Kpan. 1600, Four year old
AdAlu only. 8»0 « h Are, t .
handle atlablUhed ruut« biulWoBher Rental
No eniloraer*.
N o red Up«.
1^4,95 RuRfl 0 x 1 2
Perelieioii nUIIIon, I aadctle horaes.
iitMi alarl lm m «tlal«ly. Write P.
parliy fiirn. hoiiie. filmi, eu- CASH CUICniT C O M P A N Y Maohlno broiiglil lo your home, a Take I'i'IU or aKxtk cattle part pmt. Ijkrge varlely of pattem i for every
(j itax ;iOI, Oakland, Calif,
heat. 33fl 7lh R, n ,, bo.M , ' nmi«, 1 2 tiuikholdoi uid|. Ph. 77fl
1, .t. MOl'J', Mhonhime, Idn,
iixsin. MOONH.
hie l^0l^ P h,pni-W fur |r.^rivnii..n.
1»C>
]>rnilliir alHiiit Ihe eggs of
All^tl iiliiiii eiini Ix the dark
•11 MU fare,
lly l Uttlhg nway
iiiiirr .siirfair, a lighter Shade
'III oiinti'i'ed, iind tliiK cDmblnnI n u ik* It pikv-llile to execute
iitllul <•l<rvlll^!^ tliricon, much S''
iineo i.-i I',11m l.
K A ItM
.S A L K
«eiii ,«iiil I lilnikn noiith «l the K^mtvrtW tUnk aotner,
•tarlliii al II ■- in., <»>
Friday, M a rch lOth
H(HlS».S*,(liir Iram Nmrrl Huii.rii. r rpatu old; fiioit wnrherat One
llhiik .Marr, II v o n eld, n rlclil 1,7110; (liir Irani l(«»n Horaea, B
anil II jra ia iilct, «ell hiohr, «rlutil
Team Mnlly Mulei, I and
II yrar.s old, wt,
llionii I'ruiii. HurAr and Marr. 6 and • Ttara
uid. vtrlshl ll.flUU; Ttam
U aiut 10 )ca (a oU(. w eltî 9|4M,
Kiiiiil uiiihriK and rruil) III niuk.lei-rv r n 'i. II in.ih old. ii«e« « i»i, iiilllt when freah, will
l>r Irpkh »ooii: (liirinopy ( im, } vi>. old; <iurrnm'y Cow. 0 yra. old,
tirklirn Kixjii; I no-yrar-olil llejfrt S|irlnt;rr.
lio t i .i — l'lilk U iiiie or Ihe l>ri.t r^|Hi(led I'lilaiid China herda tii
iH lii falli. louiily, 2il itinodir ,Hum» of Hif feeder typei « Old
NiiH>. : >ear> old;
Hi>n>, one rear old In ll>e fait, had one tltlfT
i'{ v ti». ft 4iHU, « » « )r*v »W ,
tft'-iM all Viltl*
lliriii by .a ir da). Thi-M m.h. air all bred to my herd boar. Bp»»
Maoter. Nu. 18422l>. one ul llie ,iie»l on Ilic Twill FalU U sci. WUI
offer him for i>alr too, III iillt-., Ia«l tall pigi, weight ITS lba.| 10
Kerdrr l’ l(«, wriillil lln Hia.i Zfl lerller I'ln , weight HO lb«.| M
t'eedrr
100 |l»., al| putr hrrit Npottcd Chlnai SO Faeder P ip.
w eiihl 175 lli>,i >!‘i Yiiuiii u ilti, weight 150 Ibf.i Wack B n A j f
liioit one. 1 yr. old,
vW
VVa|»i\ aitd Itaik, guud
,N|>rradrr. Inlrrnatloiiali Itran Cutler, tiean CHtlefi eee^H N W I
l leld Culltvatur, nearly iiewi John Dei re Hinder In |o«< Utlatri
One Mollcri Twii-wlierl Trailer; Mowing Maehlnej Rlrolrto i m 4 » l |
t Nela ot good Heavy HarncMi 4-llnnie rreanm U n « FtMM.
U ooil W ulkliig I'liiwi lll-fi: NIrel Harrow. In good a b a ftl VmU
W001I Churn. IO-«al, < a|.aellyi liiib(>rr lloai, wiil t u n r 4
MrCormieK UIg NIa Mower; Jnhn l>nere twa>w«r
MmIm
Npurt CuUHtatori Hay M m U k. U\ good ahapei M eO e ra M t'O M to t
........ .. Planler,
,
1 'V j'
l.u n r u ON OROUNDB
TBIKfl V M T "
C. T. Brown & E. Lauffhlbi, O w n « i l ,
COU It. 0 . WALTBM, AwltoBMr
, ^
IDAHO EVEN ING TIMES, T W IN FALLS, IDAHO
Page Eight
, Tuesday,.March 7, 103?
D. W. Clark Demands Billion in Silver be Placed in Circulation
DRAMS FEAIORE
SENATOR C M S
GOVERNOR SIGNS
JUNIOR HI NAMES
D
A. PROGRAM
OPE
FDU8IEEN BILLS
y .S M IC
WAflHINOTON. Mnrrli 7 "
Sen. D. worili riiirk. o .
cJiarged Ui.it thr Jrexsiiry U '
holding ''ftrbltrnrily from ihf i'
KCKXl" J1.333.000.n0(> in
r<«i»l .loin;uid.<i Uial Uic
Ivûcd ..n<i i'lnc 'wl lu rlr<ul»iton
inivlluirly.
H«
mUTiilun ir. Ict.Ut
Ijy Sccn-Ury o( tlio I'rcn.Mio' H
MorKnilhnu, Jr.. lx(or<- <-<in
klonftl
ilKit
nc
hns Is.MK'*! Sl.CH.na.jlS in ;
ci'liin ..it« 'S .'-liii'i' LlK-.
IDAHO
V ihnwInK— 'DrBmnt I
lJil,sc Ri’ tn.T-Pnul<‘ ti»' c;<"
W.v1„
T1nirs.-"Si4'lli.
■iirharii S ln iiv y rk -.fo lu i
p-rl
K;.!
lTvPi\>—h
OKPUKttM
Now ,stuiv.lnK
Wftit'- of 11
Njivy." Cii'orRC Brrnl-Ollvlii I> li.i'
Vd. 'n u ir s .- -l
KOXY
Now showln« --A rl
anr WlllKT-s-Lrn Cnrrlllo
Wrd.. Tliurs.—"Twelve C
Iour.«," Rlclmrd Dlx-I.iirlll.
My Story.
w ie
Pri.. ai|t.
Wik
public, but i;*ll t
RENAMED FOB
A W D A I MILLS
I'i'tl .1 liH'i '>1 inii'Ts. Ml
ndtlHU>n;il
would p.iv
A ,sUl),^trtiiihU amount of tli-M' blli>.
"It l5 IilRl) llm<- llie trcii'iin- <!-■imrtmcnt IsmiwI Hits much nowif'd
Bentn Klelnschnildt w m an
’ cuircncy liisli'iid of ftrbllriirllv with
nounced today n» the Twin Fnll.s
holding a from ihv. inibllc bwkI."
hlKh .school selection for « hcholnrshlp offered to a alrl In the Twin
FalKs hl«h school by Mills coUcfte,
Berkeley, Cnilf,
A.s nlteninte Irene DnvlAson wa}
cho^pn.
uiecL wlIli,Mr:
Th e .scholarship, equivalent (o-half
been ix\s(|)ciiii'<l onv v,cfl(.
II- year'.s exp.-ii.se.s nt the '.school,
Mrs. Kophiii Jiuxtou lias
may he aiijilled on tuition nnd IlvS,Ot. Lake Cliy (or n visit w th rel- InE pxpenic.<. It wan nwnrded by ^
OllVf
fneiUty cojnmUtee.
..... njifl Mr.'. Alfrrd CrniiP, Mr*.
Twenty-five tnulee xeholnrshlp.s
S. F. Craiif, ntid Wllllnm Hi'wnrd
re offered ihrouRhnut (lit' UnUe<
Bltendi'd thr liomccomlnR mid old
tate.s. They are drslRued to«l<-s
I..lk>' <l»v iii'ld hi
ULuh. the ndeqiinry o f lilRh school |>rr.
Kob. 28. Mr.i. L. E. Cr.iiii'^ molhrr liaratlon for eolleRo. nnd are nwarilwa.1 c.spPclHllV hnnorfd. It brink’ Hit
scholnr.shlp nnd chnractcr.
85lh birthday mid woddluK nmilvcr. Klelnschmldt Is the daiiRhter o( M l. nnd Mr.s. Paul Kleln• 11)? home of Elll.-i Burnotl Js (iimr;hnildt, nnd MKs Davld,son
niillncd for nu’iisl''.'^
jiiuiKhter of Mr. «nd Mrs. ’
Unity ward reunion wn.s lirld Fri- Dnvld.son.
dity. DlnniT ontl a program wius fo l
lowed by dnnclng,
Mrs. a, B. CoiiRlPton was ha«tc.ss
I
to the Happy Hour ilub Frldiiy.
Mrs. J, H. Thnmii.s hits brrn con
fined to her bed the in«i week with
Mr. and Mrs. C. C, BUiRham,
rhciimalLsTP.
'
IJcc hive «lrls of the M I A. lire Monlevldeo, Minn., were elnborately
and Mrs.
siioa'vorInK Die piogrnm for conjoint cntcrtnlned ln«t week.
Walter Reese and Mr. nnd Mrs,
tn'-,‘tlnB Sunday.
John ThomsR enterlnlned at dinner
£lnrcm ont Grnnge went on
pnnles in their honor. Mr. nncl Mrs,
Old nt thclr nii-etliis{ Wfdnrsdn;
liivorlUK the bill n-i;nr(lliiK utaiiiplnK Ed HnrdliiR nnd Mr. and Mrs. Che.ster MrClnlii were also their -ho.st;
o f .the ix)lflto buK.s.
R cftoh m eills wire served by Mrs. nt evcnt-s a.s were Mr. nnd Mr.s
BldRood, Mrs. Anderson and Mr.i. Frank Sample.
• Clyde Cantrell, a grn'duate o f the
Wilcox.
—^ ■
Mr. John Kcrslilsnllc wua murried Cn-stleford hlsli school, rnte.s hlRhThtirsdny to Jennie Dresler, Burley cRl In personnllty for men nt the
Mr. KenshUnlk l.s n fnrmer In' this ColleKe of Idaljo, Cnldwell. lli e
contest wa.s sponsored by the Ktaff
community,
o f •'Trail," Colleve of Idaho yenrOeneulOKlenl wcloly'olfli-er.s hpon
■ored nil old •time casiume diincc book, nnd tlie wlnner.s will be fenlured In the “ Cdllefte. U fe ” section
Wedncsdny. '
o f the "Trail."
Tlie *Vi’rnner for
the women was Ml.-i.s Frni
e.scher, Cnldwell.
Mr,s. Albert Heller and Mrs. T. A,
Ri-fd mlerlaltu'd at Itniel
(he Themanu,i club at the
TJio live M. 1. A honor Rlrb, III
Dllworlh, aiadyn like, tv a Me. home last werk. 0. C. BliiKl
Montrvldeo, Mlim.. wii,s pie
c tw u ., KUIe K|)ark:. nnd l» n iu
iit-of. Ml, Prlw.h lor hiKli
vTt^-.Min will be voted on l.i <le
M'ore III iiurll 1 wrri' Hwartleil Mm,
liTinlni> Uie wliuirr lu m-Iit 1Iiik i
(|U(x-n (or (lie Ibilil nnd (Irreii IhiII W C Drown lid Mt.s. C. C, 1
U N IT Y '
••-
CASTLEFORD
CAREY
lo be held tlil% mouth.
MM, Ni'VH AUiirlhsrn wir. ht>;
to 'th« btlilK' •lull b.st wi-ik. I
prl7c wiis iiwi
o Mr:- Miu
mill till' III
Prizes Awarded
Costume Efforts
BUHL
SCREEN
O F F E R 1N<;S
BOISE. Mnrch 7 lUPi—Gov C A
nottolfRrn today had »lRii«'d H
iiou.sr nnd Rcnnte bllU, fr\;irt|iit;
ilirm Into Iftw nnd rciirr'i io liiwith
Ilrrnoon.
■fl'*! Bovrrnor su'd he wt
bk 10 iiniiounre appolnl
111- n<‘ wly-rreii(od olllee
luller, lux commlMtonci,
i>r the depnrlm erl of fin
••niiilnlnK members of il
vi'lfuvf ixvnnl.
Bill.', signed liiclud<-d;
1. E.stnbllAhnient of jnl
MrroimdlnK nlrfwri.'
2 AiiihorlzlnB pnymcnt
■arh convict released i
■iiii'o p.-niten(lnry.
AdvUory Ruai
Rprn<llf|p»tlon of j.lUi
■Rriit s powers and cluii
iHon of a piirohii-'inB nRi'ii' >• ■
•Kory board.
4. Authorlintlon o f six'iikcr ;
ifuteniinl Kovernor atul nUiichi ~
niialn nfier the legl.-iliiluri'
ournetl nnd clran up clcrlcal wi
5. ReRulallon o f the ;.nle of c
iKled potato seed.-..
Empowering fl.sh nnd
sslon I
X))>irate with
■nt In the
t of wildlife conservation pros nnd npproprlatlnti »JO,<KKi loi
1 cooperntlon.
tlxliiR of all aRrieiJltiiial pii>.
• dealrr.s- bojid.s j.i »J3W>
Kmpo\\erln« Uie ;.Tatr l-.mi
d lo lea.se land to Vnlli-y ci>un(\
an UlT))ort In the primitive ai rn
Fund Tram fer
Authorizing ab.stractorH bond!
to be filed with county recorders.
10. Transfer o f InherKntux- la’
fund to (tenernl fund.
Control and I'radlc.TtlDii o
Bang's dLsea.sc In Idal:
12. Vohii
•lit
. person .In the state In?....
asylums,
13, Ve.sllnR Jurlsdic'tUin of pronement of In.Miiaiiee on -slate
liroperty and iifflelal .surety bond.s
with the director of Insurance.
Regulniing In.Minmce com
panies authorized to write Rureiy
bonds for workmen's compensallnn.
BELLEVUE
|
Mr. ffnd Mrs. Frnncl.s Jone.s le.
turned Saturday from ft three w.'ek.s'
trip to (he Pacllie coast, wher.- they
Lslted in Los Annelcs nnd vlclnltv
anil In Biikerfcflcld, H icy also at
tended the opening o f the Goldi n
Giile exposition In San Frnncl.sco,
Tliey were accompanied home by
Mr.s, Jone.< sister, Mrs, Edna Pack
arrt, who will vftll here.
Father Klnw of Wendell aii(
Father Sherman o f Jerom.- wen
vl.sltors at the A1 Liggett home la.i
week,
Mrs, Snrnh Werry, who has been
vl.sltlnK her .sLster. Mrs. Annie
Rlwle.s In Pollock anil her dnimli(er In S<iiltle tor Hu- jia.st three
inoiith.s, returned lii.st week.
Robi-rt MlU'hell, who ha-s been
employed by the Mate highway dcpnrlimnl of Goodlnn, left last week
for Gras.s Valley. Calif., w lvre he
will vi.-lt hl.s -sl.Mer. Mrs. Georiie
Larsen.
Mr.s. Kiwv'fl Wllliani.s. who Is
H|H'iidliiK the wliiiei at theli hheep
cnmii in Ji-ioine, spent ihe week
end wllh liiT father. V. F. Clark.
Mtrd
.,;r
irl.'iid'
Dr<
nnd literature will be the
f ihp program given tothf> mectlnR of the Junlor■arnit-Tr-nchpi’ i>«»orlatlon
iKh .v'-llO-)l.
will b.' In charar of Miss
npej. nnd n plnv rii»t from
■ .senior hlRh school, whlrh will
■
Sitninions o{ Sarlfl,' » f»n ,v by .Man.lal.'iir Ke.sMe.
Hir play'doaU 'iHh both nhstraet
d concretr iclnis. In It the Chief
ivnctcr, R Rirl. ls Iw-plrcd by what
r sees out.sKip the Rnte.i ol Eter■1th faiih Rnd coutof
;e the bidldi
•nth, Sanel,
Di
n.M of
layr<l 1
I- inyM
((■•I
pro<lU'
<la:.s of til.' Buhl hiKh
enirrialned Tlmrsday bi i I>
o) Mr«. Edna Johnson i:
KK dl.strlel. Places at thr tp
rre marked with ;.mnll
of candy .to repre.-.eni it;
in the pi iiy, (!a
1 IhrouKhout
irday Nlglit BrIllKr ,
v.’<'»‘k with Mrs .hi
le.sts were Mt -S JO.SA f
Lloyd Byrn 0 and ;
I. Mrs. Jnnic,s Pence
Olin
................
.
.
honors
i-d the high
hlft &core
Mrs. Vernon Frck--I
Glasgow. Mrs, Haze I
BorliiK. Twill Falls, and Everelt Hola-sl week for Cnllforniii,
They plan to attend the world's f»li.
Boring plan.s to visit her son.
laii. at Hollywood, nnd Mr.-.
(!lH.si;i>w win visit her brother in
I'lie General Aid society of ilir
Metluidlst i-hiir<h met Thursday .u
the iHime of Mrs. George Walt. Assi-silni.; hosie.sses were Mrs. Wtlliaiii
Huwfcuvs, Mrs. C- O. Smltltsou mul
Mr;.. I. F. Staasell,
Mrs. FYed Qiilrc entertained I'.’
members of the Flower Lover.s club
Wednesday, Mrs, Blckelhaupt con
ducted two gnesslng, conte.st,s. Re
freshments clo.scd the social after
noon and the next mecUng wils
announced to be with Mrs, Koy
Brown.
'I1ie Deep Creek Bridge club was
entertained lofii week at the home
of Mr, ?ind Mrs. E. L. Chnplln of
Hagerman, Four tables of bridge
were at piny after dinner, Mj.s.
George Marshall nnd Chnrles Meeks
received the high score prizes, Tlie
second high honorX fcU to Mr. nnd
Mrs. N. I. Jordan, Club Buest.s were
Mr. nnd Mrs. Pruitt and George'
Thomson.
The Cedftr Community club me
licst week at llie home of Mrs. Let
He Hollowny with her aLster, Mr;
Fannie iSlnc. iis.slstlng Gue.sts wer
Mrs. Hoaser. Mrs, Fife nnd Mr;
J. Koht^lopp. Filer. In Vhc abhence
of (he president and the vice prc.sl
di-nt Mr.s, Olady.s Hicks presided nt
Hie meeting.
Mr.s, Dick Love entertained the
Hl-L«w Bridge club Thursday. Mrs.
F-Mher Higgins, Twin Fnlls wa.s n
Ruest. Tlie high score nwnrd was
given lo Mr.s, Ray Wilkinson,
The Ml.-vslonary .society of t
Christian church met Wedne.sday
at the home of Mr.s. W, E. Liint.
Mrs. H. S. PllxT was In charge of
' the program which consisted of
tnlk "Tlie Vlllnge ol Light," by Mrs.
A. C. John.«on, a .solo "In the Seer
of HLs Pre.'.encc, ■ by Macy Klntcr,
, "Clirl.st In the Heart," by Mrs,
> -Prltchford. accordion sulo by
, R oy Stnllh. Mrs. Lenora Joh
concluded the program with
tnlk, and Mrs. Otto Prltchford wiw
surprised with a pink and blue
ihower by the group. ,
^
"The Forward U>ok to the Fair'
HLS the subject of a veiy Interest.
.i\8 tnlk nivni by Mrs. s. c . Orr al
Llie nu'eliin: of the lamlt club Frl
:Iay at tlie home of Mr,i. Art Max
well ea,M of town. Mrs. P F. Ahl
tiulit
two immbei.s, i,nd plan
,. he Fli<Woi
club, the i:v
of Ca.- efoi
. the lion
KNULL
BUHL. March 7. <Speclah — A
hard tim es" costume psrty. begin
ning with a covered . dUh dinner
was the highlight at the Women of
the Moase, hnd the Moo.se lo<lge
meeting Thursday In the l o o p ,
nail.
Blanche Wllliain.s re■Ivi'd tfie b«.sl coMuiTH. iirl7.- mill.
Cecil Hnrrls cInsKlflP ftt the home o f Mrs Miwton
BoucheUp, AwlsilnK h<wle.s.si-s will
l>e Mrs. V em Wooley ol Twin. Fall*,
and Mrs Del BaraRer, Buhl. Mr.s.
etatlu Drmmlti, Buhl nurse will
spenk on "H om e Nui.slpi: •
I'^c, isi
liirliirtr-: the Clay, Fred
Jlatoi}';, the Splrll. Bette R^ynolU-s;
the Graduale, Lary T jler; Sarlel,
,iiutel of (lealh. John Smith; the
Siiuldr.-, Lorraine Tiffany; the Old
Woman, Beth Shively; the Young
Mother, Lillian Lnvil)enhelm: the
(iuntdlaii Angel, Mar>' Strain; and
the Blind Child, Alberta Beck. Literature on the program will be
presented by ihe eighth grade of tho
junior hi«h school, which will pro.
.'ent n playlet. "The Literary Chib,'
en bv the t:nRllsh department
lusirnie the Influences of litTP in pvi-rviiiiy Jl/e. It J.T dlil by the eighth grade teach-
I GLENNS FERRY
Ca-st for the Tivln ’ Falls Junior
high school operetta, ••Captain o f
Guard," to be given March 17,
In a muilnee p»rformance
March 16, ha.s been announce<l by
M1.S.S Sue Evans nnd Hurley B
Smith, co-dlrectom.
inlor McClnln l.s ru.st as the
icellor, Norman John.son as King
Nicholas. Julienne Werner «is the
Princess Plavla, Nyle T>'ler a.s the
queen, iJernlce Hill as Ihe Countess
Olga, Norma Jean DIngcl as thi
Counte.vs Helga, Jean Haywnid m
Dufhets of Lowengrntr.,
Jim Snvlers Is 'the Prince o f Oxensleln, Dick Brizee th e-B a ron vor
Ordowltz; Albert Jlollaman Is An
d ie ; Patil Jacobs IS Alexl.\; Bob
Norton the Inkeeper; Lillian Th'omp(ion LsSnnvn; Bill Orlffln thn'lierald,
nnd Vernon Davidson the- trum
CINCINNATI, O., Match 7 (Spec peter.
ial)— Rnnklng high iimong the up
per 10 per cent of his da.ss, L.-e
Wright. Jr.. Burley. Ida., won
6chola.stlc honor.s this week at the
Unlvcrjlty o f Cincinnati.
W right WEIS cited for the flr.’tt
.semester In the university's sumlannual deans' list, nnnoiineed'Monfltty. He is the son of Lee Wrlglu,
Burley, and Ls a Rnidu.ite of the
For n limited time only. 153 neres
Burley high .school wiili ilir cla.ss
ncnr Ha/.elton. Price »10,000.00.
of 1935.
Cash payment <2500 CK). Balance
TJie Idaho youth Is enrolled at the
unJver’iily here n.s a rfitiTl year co
liberal term-s. phono or Write
operative . meclianloal englneerltu
ntudent In the college o f engineer
H . E. (iu n d e lfin g c r , AR cnt
ing and commerce.
Hazclton, Idaho
READ TH E TIMES WANT ADS.
Jackie Ijblloway was honored on
hLs eighth birthday when Mrs. Fay
Holloway gave a party Friday. Birth
day cake and lc« cream ware served
to .the following mothers and chil
dren: Mrs, Pauline Holloway and
son, Larry; .Mr.v Cterlstena Do.ssett
nnd son, Garry; M fhjjP. Tompson
and daughter, Mnry A m W ^ rs. Hallle Lar.son nnd dnughterlk Shirley
nnd Carolyn; Mrs. Peggy Aiderson
and son, Diivle; Mrs. Lucy'W lntem
nnd daughter, Denola; Mrs. Erma
Tucker,'son Richard, daughter Mllai
Mr.v. Anna nnd Lra Hollowny.
Mrs. Hnitle Kelley Ls v^HltlnR her
daughter, Mr*. Gladys Meadcnrls.
Burley boy Wins
Academic Honors
?raldlne Coon Is- visiting her
gnindparenl.s in La Grande, Ore,
■'rs Erni’.st Stcwuri nnd daugh
Idaho Falls, are visitors In the
Ralph Mink home.
Mrs. Claude Sullivan and chil
dren, Del Lamar, are visiting with
l)nrrnt,s. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Clirlstlnn.son.
n i j condition o f Rice Case, wlio
underwent an opnrnilon for ruptured
.nppenrilx In St. Alphonsus hospital,
Boise, Is much belter.
Mr. and Mr.s. Waller FarrLs are
■‘hjoylng H visit from their daugh
ter, Mrs. Harold Wright, nnd family,
Namjia.
Mrs. C. P. Halncs Ls visiting the
Ernest Pasborg family. Her home
Is In Idnho City.
Mrs, J. L. Guini), who has been
visiting In Snn Francisco since
Christmas wlih a daughter, has re
turned lo Glenns Ferry,
MLss Martha White celebrated her
16th birthday lust week with a hay
rack ride lb the Mnrtln Woodward
home where a lunch was served at
the cli>-M‘ ol the evening.
Mrs. Kniesi Eickhnlz, Mrs. George
Porter. Mrs, Conway, Mrs. Laura
McAiiuliy. Mrs. Nellie KobnU. Mrs.
McKeith and Mrs. Kennoth Porter,
all nifinbers of the Worthwhllo club
here, aitcnrii-d a meeting of the Bliss
Suiislyne d u b at that place Friday.
Mr.s. Stevi-as, exien.slon ngcnt nnd
leader of tl^' club, nddrewed the.
group.
Mr. nnd Mrs.. Earl Devine aro
the parents of n girl, born nt the
Lnnson maternity home,
llev. and Mr.s. Brooks Moore vislied In the home of Mr. Moore's
-slsior, Mrs. Roberi Long and fam
ily reeentlv.
Ml... I J. Higgins wa.s lio-iless to
the Ladles' Aid society losl week.
Mrs. Ainsiuij; was a.s.slstnnt hrvsiess.
’Hie K|>lM'o()al Guild members iiiel
at tlK- d iu ich Wedne.sday,
FARM
FOR SALE!
BIG
PLYMOUTH
SEDAN
W h y L e t Y o u r s e lf
G e t C o D s tip a te d ?
Wliy endure those dull haadachy
days due to constipation, plui the
IncvlUble trips lo the medicine
chest. It you. can at-ofd bofh by
getUngatihocauicofthelrouble?
If your consUpatlon, like ihot
of millions, la due to lack of
."bulk" In the diet, the "belter
way" Is to ent Kellogg’s All-Bran.
This crunchy toasted breakfast
cereal Is the ounce o f prevention
thnt's worth a pound of emer
gency relief. It helps you not only
to pet rcRular but to keep regular,
dny after day and month after
month, by the pleosantest means
you ever kn?w,
Ent Krlloog's A)J-Bran every
dtiy, dtlnfc \»Wty of,
and
sec If you don't fnrgel all about
eonstlpntlon. Made by Kellogg's
In Battle treek. Sold by every
grocer.
1939
^DELIVEREOtN DETROIT.'uKlu<r>i| front uxlnvlK im pff..
bumper futd*, iptra whtcl, Urs utd lub«, (sot control for headlifhi btiio with indkiter «n iniinmMnt pantl, ult-tr»y1n front uxl
rttr, (urvTiMr. u f eij |U u iml bif trunk ipice (I9J cu. fL). Prkt*
intlud* all (td m l tuckTru
Ml i t x l u ^ S«« pur PlTDMulhd<tler (or b e
MOTIIKK IIAK 100 DKSCENUANTS
LONDON, (U.P)-Mrs, Mary lllnck.
WKNDKI.L
M l.. nnd Mi> c. c. niiiKham
Monlevldeo, Mlim., cite vi.sitlnu n'
Mir home t)i Ml. nnd Ntr.s t>l Mnrd-
•'M
m;
.1 H»v>trllr, C k IK
■r. Irii Condle. h b
from Dm he
He Ln reporl
brother. iir<
I.a
|.|K-Ill 111)' Uiln
I find Mr», Miirtiii Miller
alned llie pinochle club bI
Hunilnv Mr and Mm. Wllbi|r
Mrv « n r Kui'.-'l^ l*rlrr,> f.n hlub
f wt-ii- awatded Mi
ltl|»-i. Hiihl -1.0W
pil/.-,i
Ml,-.
It
<» Venter, Buhl
t I.ftdles' Aid node
nt Ihr ehiirrh ffh
neni-ml <lhniw<ln
dhig
■
Itlchfield.
liidKes Hi
eiiled at the
t'Hlrfleld,
I lliigrrmAn
Piiul Hioivn Im
AfiREAT
H 1.
N ew
M a n iiM fc r
HUIIU Maieh ^ (Hi„< |„li - Tlir
JuhiiAon Ico r;i<'iini imiloi whi> i> luipi
been nixtnited lor Iheiia.M two uccKr,
,b y H nny Hmiv, m.r, liiken nvei
hint week liy l.iivhai W, TdiM. Cnlii.
well. M l, 'I'odd lti,« l.u- llie jm-.l
thrro yean tiern oiM'riiting an lee
ctream parlor lu ('iililwell. AceoniIng to A Blnt4<mniil by Mi, 'I'odil
p lin i-n r e to liinlall n nrw firerei
nnd innkn Ic.o neam In lh>- wlndnw.
JJglil li^nclieA will lin ncitrd tm in
(Ito pnnl.
'
LUMP COAL
iS 8J75\ t< )n
NEILLS
riT* rttinit wmi
k
ml Mi:.
BUY!
McNe.'h
iH-k, M n {'Il
a Keiknian
I Mm, CIvde Mv.
Ktanr<ud, Mi». I.IIIIII-1 JuiK
M is . lloithv TlilhliMll, iind die.
Mlfl. Vadiu. »'o,il.-s Ihe el,-III |
lliK liiiiiki> at <• li'ii'lved |Ml/e.-.
lullle. Ml:,. ,Illdy. l.eeeUiil Kll'
i{<ilK-iI IîlKIll, W I. Ailal
and Mr. nnd Mn. l(>>Mnnn,l H<il
in Himntleiided till' tea..... .
iliulio 'IhlUnUiv,
m sm
Ilrix-kel
TliC A t'S M ob tR N , SWirT-rUJWINQ BCAUTY In l>iU 1939 P ly m o u th . . . »tyU th a t bring! a hlglivr rM «U valu*.
IT'S BIGGESTOF'ÂLL THREE"LOW-PfiiCED CARS
Mail fill’ll
ou otvo It to your<«lf,..com « In
to d s) —• • • all you can buy in
■ loW>prlced cart P lym ou th , la
Irichea longer than onfl| 0 inchM
longar th an th e othor!
Look w hat you g e ti th * b lffv a t
car o f "All T h r ^ ” . . . • n»w rido
•m » o lh n * » i...fu ll powar w U h o y t
•Bcrlflcing cconom yl
And yourpraaant car will prob
ably covar « larga proportion o f
Plym outh’ a low prlca. ■■balanc*
In low m on th ly Inatalm vnta.
Y
Kiiliicy UimiiL'r SiKiiii'"
< A1U) 0|- TIIANKH
nnd Hruiidfather.
Ml,-> KllHrliP Fiin
iKl l-Trd Ohine,
yVhu N ot Put
Voitv Kotlak in ( h e
TIuhv Itafmu
KarimTH, Uiiiu-hcra
r m / m n lm t il lll-d n iilfi
VvorA: fJiKjriuift't-d
studio
rot*«
I’ l.V M cntni D iv is io n O f C H B v a i.* «
.OiiiitmATiON. Dftrolt, Michigan.
C a ll iiiul P a y C jihIi f o r
Y ou r KiHlak Hi>ll I)cv«|i>|K‘(I
Ami
2S«
Y ou uk’s
n«wiMtaln
CASH MONEY
Deiul or WDrtlili’NN norHCii,
CfnvM. SluTH. HoKn
IDAHO HIDE &
TALLOW t;0.
Winiisflr
ITRAI0H1 feOUaiON WHIIKIY
MW MM t*
MM MMOM
5
CHECK All these Other Great Values
M 'P t y m o i r t h l s t h t o n t y
low*pri
low > p ric M lo a r th «th a tt h «
m a t c h la t t r id o o f c o l l
• p r in g t a t i
m en t on all m o d e lt .
m od el h a t th e ta m e big,
6 2 'h o r t e p o w e r ''L - h e a d "
• n g in e , g iv in g fu ll-p d w *
• red p e rform a n cew lth
ce p tlo n a l e c o n o m y .
M ^ i f a th o o n ly load in g
loW 'p rfcod c a r w ith a com *
p letely r u t t p r o o f a d Safo*
t y S t e e lb o d y .
I t 'i t h e o b ty low>
p riced ca r with th e re v o
lutionary, new **tafety t ig n a r’ ip e e d o m e te r...a n o th e r P lym ou th "S afoty FiraL"
P ly m o u th
TUNC IN MAJOK M W i r ORIQINAL AMAl EUR HOUR. COUIMaiA NCTWORK, TNURSDAYt.t TO 10 P.M., 1.1. T.
PLYMOUTH
BUILDS
GREAT CARS
rintdty. March 1,1
IDAHO EVEN ING TIM E S, T W IN FALLS, IDAHO
MARKETS AND FINANCE
By Uniied Press
]
NSMHNG
LIVESTOCK
I
OSNVCR LIVESTOCK
OENVDl-CttlUe 7S0; mo.tJy »letdy^
bcpf Krm |7 to l>2; cows li lo WT9:
heU»n. 17 to ».10; e»l'
........
0 'lo*»r;
HOf». »0 ,
— top *143; bulk
CmOAOO, Much T (DPI—Whi»t
prlcf* riiieiu»lc'1 in t n»rr<>* r^nite
•roonrt pr«vloi(* elatlti* l»v«l« lo
CHICAOO LIVESTOCK
triKllas on Uip riiiraB.. (>o»f<j of t
U«l»r.
At thp eIo*«
* 11* unch*n(te<t
I IS
VJ up '!» cent, cotn
i.
C«iUC»IU#, 7,000: cnv*i IJOO;
aiid ««t« uiichtniMl M ’ > ccQl hlfbtr. ypurllns
trifl" «tp»dy to
ror«l|n dmn»tiii for NorUi Am»rlc»n Ii)r<ltiuii-goo<l
Br»d« iJ'-rri
yr«rl1ii»
[,lV<Tl«Vll wll>
t hlfhar ...........(Iprliii':
flU»lliy mrdlt....... - ------111.50. Only •Wrctofi
timrroK raiife
CHtCAOO-Ot.ln rUTiKC
^^Wh«at: 0 |>en
lll|h tow « lo » t
J u l y ___lO'.j
--- .311,
Ir m : top It A.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK ,
OMAHA—Hoti: 8.500; ISe.lO 2jc l^Vtr
Iftn >vrru* UoPday: pr
r? OS
G»tUe-- 4.400.
300;
•tffn
>nd ycftEllnRs lU-ady: ottjpr killing
utMdy to strong: »tockrr»
fe«<ler» tully »t«»dy; Jed iterr*
yptcrMng* Urgrly 19 to III.
S^«•^•p: «,o6o; Infllcitlonii »l>ii<lv ...
(al limba: uklng siruiiijer. othrr cliiAxrt
hlpsdy; bulk t«!
*8.30 to IS.H.
.M)', M '. .i'
.3I',4 J1
.5
;S ..
— .» ’•
:S : ;
.39', -la'j
8rpl.
Rje:
M»y ........ <5
July ........ « i’ .A
...... «
SoyBnm :
M«y ..... flZS
•July ____ 82»,
OCt -------78'iB
I
-«3'.« .<3
.I7'i
«7
OGDEN LIVESTOCK
OODEN—
ttfCClplB IW. About
lOc to 23c lower, e*rly top IT.w on bMl
1 8 0 tq p )-lh huicn«r», nllifM mrdlum
to good klad* te.M lo rtM i p^cklDg
•ow;i RC»re«, M down.
CftlUc: ItMelpU ISO; (Urly active,
rmrly
moolly eowi, »toouv
drivfliu I3.1i to 13 Bi: heti kind* M<
day le 1 0 13.30: llgtit trader at«crs 17.
plain bcKera M to 18.M; .bull* 13.23 ..
I5.8tl. n « l vrilfr* l!>50 10 110; U)c»l
at>>«r>i (8.J3. good Aelfer* M30 co <7 73.
eommoo hrlJrr* I82S down
8he»p: RMPlpU 100. Bmkll
triickfd-ln t»t umtM.. *7.50.
.<■
.8 2 ' i .»
.82% 6
.«
.81
CASH GRAIN
CHICAOC-Wh»»l NO 3 rod 71
■I mlxwl W j « 10 Tic: No. 2 red
72>,P.
Corn: No. J mU'-.d 48>ir to 48'>
4 « c ; Ko. 2 ysllov 49c M .<3‘ 4C;
<9 ' 4 0 M
No. 4 47c to 48c:
4 3 I4 O to 4k: No. 3 wtilte y>\c to
OiKU: No. I mill'd ;!2c: No. 3.J1>
3 0 c: Bimplp iffMlr mlJMl 2 Jl',cC,
utllto 34c: No,' 2 32c In 32 ',di
Jfl’ Vc to 31',Vc: No. 4 20i,c to 30c
Ryr:-No !ii.lr.v
SJoy b«»n»: No. 2 yellow Bl'ii*
B »^ ^ ; r»Nl 33c to 40cN: tn«ltlt
‘
POIITLAND I.IVKRTOCKrORTLAND — Hop:
<a<lv. Oood*rliolcc 170 to 215-lb.
W.23 (i) 18.13.
L'.ittle; 100; c»lv?« 15; »l*«dy:
arrp, rjuotahle atrady wUh Mondivy'i
/iW-adv to 2^c lowfr m»rk»t. Medl —Od f«l nertt 18 SO to W.LO; ftood
«... 17 to 17.25: bUlU Ki to 18 50;
'I 110.
Tlmol'hy »p«l: 12 85 to »3 JSN.
Rrd Clovrr;l!.1 tn $l«N.
n «t Tup: l£»21 to I97SN,
POTATOES
FUTURE POTATO TRADES
(Q uotations (urnU hrd bj
iiudirr W ccener St Co.)
Mihfli dc'Uvfry: No
cIu'I uk
»ml i>.'k. It 38 1 0 *1.43.
April drilipry. Oim r.ir. (I 43, eloaliig
. LOS ANT.ELF.S LIVKSTOCK
LOS ANOELBB-HOS*: 400. vi-ry
frw .vilpti Inwi-r: mffUuni-goiid buWhcri
18 50 to I8P5; D«it held «t Itf.
Cattle 000. holdover 418. -Mow. bn
Is- nlendy; nip<1l'mi'l!ood steers |fl.50
in.'.O. bull.' to Jfi.75.
ah-'i-p. 818. No *»les; miilium-gt
choice wooled lamb* IS 1 0 I8 60
S'A.V KR.VSC1SC0 LmiSTOCK
SOUTH SAN KnANC-lSCO H.>«..
IDAirO KALI.S I-()T^TOI,S
ip litld hum 185 to 215-lb 111.45
IDAHO KALLS-KUIir) iHil.iH’ >n,i
C:»ltle: 150 Ur<lUim-goo<l 803
Kr’t Wirr in<nilry nin<liT»ip, «lriiiMi
Blow; miirkfl iiii>Pttlr<i. CiirlOAd.n I.u
rush truck lo dtalfrn: itu-JirlA 1). K. ^
1, 1 0 0 fPW 9«lPS to ()uolp; U. 8. No.
II rrw 4Sc. Bultt prr cwt. to frown
WOOL
insutflflpnl ttMllnn 1 0 rfpmirnt *n c
nObTON-ScaittrM ►al.
liihlMiM mirket. Shlppln* jiotiiL co
dtilonn; 10 minimum. 32 mftximum. Me to »m»ll volume In leveral
of u<>ol were clo«cd'to<1 «y,
cloudy.
I'rleoi were about 'leady to sllghllj
inwiT tlmn tliD pf*K In ini'
CtttCAGO POTATOES
CHICAOO-Wc»tticr, el.'iir, tfmpcrn trndUlR K lew week.i aRO. S
A »old
around
bnK Hue territory wuou
»
lurr, 23: »hlpmfnt*. 708. i«rrl\.il», 68; 1 .
3r >
low running
tnr
track. 333; toUl to <liiU-. old IC4.4<: 70 rent* «coure<l
;i<ple combing
KOO<l rrcncli and
nrw 1.458. IF. - 1
old, 180,889. n<IriiRth". oroimd 6D i
1,547; olil M'lcK :>upiill«s llbrr»l, <t'
for uood Krenrh comhlUK Icngthj
nisnd
markei dull. Wnli
.-irouiKl 87 to 68 cenu »roiire<l bMU 1
n>.lli<!, •
iVrrich combli
11.62', av'ernsi- lo
7';: 1 c
liiisili*.' and »rouiKl 62 t» 64 ceii.scourrd ba.^l!t for bulk cloililng and InII.iO; 1
No. 2 pr»cilci*llv I
Itrlor
___ . — . , . 4 11.40. Color«do
-Clurp*. tio m1c!>. WlJCOiuln rounit
Mliitp: 1 cilt II.M: cottimercl*l»i 1
J1 0 -” , 'WlMDllrm tjlivi trliunpTi.'
c;ir tinrU'.-.tlird II. Miclilwii n
niinlr, no Miilr*. Norllt DnXolii
iniimpl).. !10 prr rpiii U. S. NO. J
lirU'-j. 1 rar^ll 45; I ^car IMO; ^1 ^fai
nFJNVER—rinto« 13 25 l«' |3.«; gtrat
iiurtlierna |1,70 lo >1 65
lev rntiw«S*t « r 'o o prr rent l> ■« No.
1 1 1 . ] cju* iinc*laj«<irie<t III Mlnnr* 0 ____________ __________________ 0
Hollr'iiitnli' .-ectirin cohhlprK, - i ni-.
TDENVER BEANS
1 BUTTER, EGGS |
s"*'N o."'l""ir30,‘ rimv‘'V h l’.x ..'T ' <ar
per (Till U. -S^ Nil. 1^ 11
^Npv
I'rHv' Mrrrlâl'M ‘ nii''‘ i ' ' «
( IIJI A(i(> DNIONS
-Uiiio.i maiK.x i5»-l->un.l
j'eiil''",'
l.r.lin »weel
>I V.i
t uiiiriiih* hwfci bpiinUli 1 1 2 ^ i'> 11 .I*!
(..lorA<li> yelliiw danvira
« ----------------------------------------------- «
SAN fRASTISCO
fUANClHCO—nuller: »2 •rnie
Ifir. HI ho.tr rir, 00 «cun- 27c; B9 «d.ro
‘ 'r'hir.r
Wtio|e.i«le, tlatu H ',e; trip-
IVx' I.niK" 21'>r. larKe •Iniidiirda
I'.i'jr, nitviium 18'jf; imall 14'jC.
Markets at a Glancc
liuiici , ifn'Kuli'r.' U. W, govl•Inmnll.^
Ciiiri aiorkn irregular.
^Wjirni un'-han|f<l lo ^,c hlKhrr; corn
^ ^^
MKTALH
^
.■1,'p.rcl t»o iM.llll* li.wer 1 ,1 l\v' I'lHli'T
11 111 ;(.iic. :i i\i) 1,.,,, i i.-i'’^r'oi'i'.'rr^
‘ "'I.i.,,' MBy'il I!i'’‘ l'.''»l'l‘v‘?,'
•
— ...........—
—
''
lu'i lui'i’t MiiilU 46.
^ l,Y>l1^ Nrw V..ih 4 15 lo 4.80. Ea.l :il
•
1 liocal Markets
•
^
|
III
ii:> 11 1 i)j ,5a, noiiiliiHl,
------------------ •
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" i \ m i I m l HietttUlc CiiiMcivl" ilvifi V'tiUl
<>HAINA
-loiHirm hp>h> I
.
!1„
4UQ
■.•'Kh.KIl ..... .
l/'Hhurii flyc'l>
l.'iCllll'll hriia. ovn 3^^ lln
l.'Utini'n hi'iia, iiiidtr 31. IlM
«>
» 4 ‘nl IlH talo T r n n H ftT s
liiriirmiitliin fu m lih rd bjp
Twin Fall! TUIa mnd
Al>atr»cl C oreptn/
MUDAV. IMAX(;il 3
n<T,l, hriiiiuii U. JrMci- 10
iri:n. iîin i.i. m . iiuick :ij,
i''iifi-,
l.pn^r .'Ilir OiTRnii M ik , (;,)
O. II, I'uiliitl, K’ .MK 'I u in.
Dorcl. T. W. Iliuiy 10 W. (). Cook,
•10, Ini 7, blm-k 1>. Ilnny'a miImUvI.’>1(11) or liiilil.
Firing
for
‘ l)»‘iuoii’ IVliir)l*‘r*‘r
a i;a
1
Nn. I t)iitli>rt«t ,
N,. i liiltltlfki ...
T(x;i':i.K. tJiaii,
(u ri-.
Tim AtrniiSf •'rnillo rteinonii" m
Clruruo >Uyp»’ lifiMl were iilleiKMl
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RAJKOT. India,- March 1 CU.PJMahBtms Qandhl ended Ills "fast
unto death" today when the Indian
and British governments Intcrvcn«d to aisure a settlement o f his
demand for liberalization o f Uie
govenunent of Rajkot state.
Oandhl seemed nenrlng the point
of collapse when he broke Ills fast
at 3:30 p. m. He had been without
food. lor 08'i hours since noon
Friday.
E, C. Olbson. British govenimDnt
resident for Rajkot state, had vis' lied Gandhi yesterday RcekliiK to
find a basis for settlement of Onn*
dhl'.s claim that the young Thnkore Snheb, ruler of the fftnte. had
violated a solemn contract to )lbrrallzc his government.
It was understood Onndlil's fast
wa^ victorious and he won the vice
roy's promise that the original agree
ment with tlic nilcr of Rajkot will
- be carried out imd prisoners -vJioi^
Qandhl considers unjustly held '?in
be freed.
■*
The terms of settlement were re
ported to envlsBKc an Inquiry by the
chief Justice of India Into Uie
charges agiilnst B n jk ofs ruler.
It was understood Olbson handed
Qandhl a personal letter from Lord
Linlithgow, viceroy o f Incilan, and
Gandhi a t once gave Olbson his
reply.
A group of British cabinet mlnl.<iters held an emergency meeting
at No. 10 Downing street, Prime
Minister Neville Chamberlain's o f
ficial residence. In London late last
nl«hU
Unrett In lUJkot
It was reported their rteetlng
called because Lord Linlithgow sent
urgent representations, that a basis
for settlement must be found, be
cause o f unrest In Rajkot and po.sslble repercussions elsewhere In In
dia as the result o f the fast.
Oandhl spent a restless night and
looked exhausted this morning. He
suffered Irom persistent.nausea and
had considerable dlffictllty in drlnktnc water,. Usually Gandhi drinks
- fotir ptnta o f water i day. atnce 10
o'clM k last night he had been able
to drink only lou r ounces.
The little Nationalist leader had
been leeklng specifically to force the
young Thakore fiaheb to carry out
- n iorm a. But the âst aUo was a
. part of Gandhi's long fight for In
dian satlonallsm.
■ - - .......Blgfled Pact
' Last December, the Thakore
Saheb signed a pact with Sardar
Vallabhai Patel, ambassador to the
- India inational congrcs.i, which In
Gandhi's Interpretation, promised
the 1S.450 subjects of Rajkot state
the widest powers o f responsible
government. The pact was n ot car
ried out. Oandhl. whose father w&a
once prime minister o f Rajkot, went
to see the Thakore and c ’
with him to go through w?
pact. It was asserted the Thakore
treated him contemptuously. Then
Oandhl announced his fast.
{By United rresi)
Hobart Bosworth. veteran artor,
who nuffered a nrrvou» brcahdowji while on a prnionBi tnur in
SL 1/OiUi three week* afo. h u rrtarnrd to the film colony.
Carol
Landis, screen arirps*
sought a divorce from Irvinu
Wheeler, writer who oncp nurd
DuBby Berkeley, dance director, for
$250,000 over her love.
Ronald Colman. tlie rarl of
Warwlch, and other Enillihmpn
prominent In films, atUnded tli*
funeral o f Herbert Mundin, Enitllth rnmedian, who waa killed In
u i aatomoblie accident Haturda;.
Sculptors nre moulding a 20-fool
statute of Akim Tamlroff, who
plays th(! role o f a Latln-AmcrJcan
dictator in ^hc plcturc "Tlic Amcrl
n Fraud." Tlio stnlule Is nerdrrt
r a si-«ie In the Pnrnm'ount pro-
Uameni .
•r the India office, said in tlie house
o f c6mmons at London. yeKterdny
th at the Thakore denied he had
broken any ijoderstandlng.
Nevertheless, bccause strikes iiad
aUrted In India in protest against
the Thakore's attitude, and because
considerable anxiety was felt for
Oandhl. the government intervened.
'WASHINGTON, March 7 (UR)Tha interstate commerce commLialon today iiuthorlH>d the pitbllo
utllltlca commUslon of Idaho to Intprvenfc In proceedings on iho upplication of the Gilmore and Pltlxburgh n<illroad Co. to ulnuuUm lu
enUre lUif of 120 miles In M ont
nnd Idaho.
Tiie ulllltiM comniKilon. contend
ing Uiat.abnndonment of the lino
wot^ld caiii.c "gruvu Injury'” u. r«‘sldenta of Lcnihl coimty, Idaho, asked
the ICO to study the division of
freight rales betwern the OUihok?
and Pittsburgh, and the Union I'acUio and Northern t'aclJIe to drtermlnc whether tli.i Olltnorc uiul
PIttsbiiiKh receives a lair share o[
Uie revenue.
COURT OF HONOR
OATEANNOUNCEO
A Twin Falls district Roy Scout
court of honor will be iirld In 'IVIn
Falls at the dlslrli-t fim rt roonin on
WednrMlMy, Miiiili in. It wnn »iih«»»ce<l here this iifiernoon liy Gor
don Day, oxe«iui|ve,
'
The mectlnK will sU rt at • p, m.
With O, p, Uuvrtll, ohiilriimn of Ui«
ttdvancejnnnt coinmllUv, in rtiarge,
Tlie board of review In n.nnectlon
with tlie court of honor will Im held
Wednesday evening il«rlliig at 7;30
p. m. In the pnilmtA court H)ouj o f
*tha jjpiir^llloiuo iier*.
lEDGALLEW
[M S
The world-renowned Corcoran
gallery at Washington. D. C., will
send S5 pictures to the seventh
nual'art exhibit at Heybum. accord
ing to Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Oaks
and Mr. .and Mrs. W. W. Thomas.
Twin Falls, who attended the ex
hibit Sunday, the opening day.
Delayed In transit, the pictures
_ .e expcctcd to arrive any day now.
and their addition will bring the
total to IIS pictures. Including note
worthy contributions of all Rocky
mountain arttst# and Californians
as well.
The pictures are displayed .In the
,.BW auditorium of the Heybum high
school to a fine advantage, accord
ing to the local .group attending
the exhibit.
During the years th e Heybum art
exhibit has been In progress. It hiui
attracted wide attention nationally
because o f the enterprise represent
ed. Inspired by J. M. WhlUng,
superintendent, the show Is spon
sored annually by the Heybum
schools.
Ten pictures are already contain
ed in the permanent collection, and
one more is added each year.
The exhibit will continue until
March 19. and many worthwhile
musical and speech programs are be
ing presented during lt« progress.
, Miss Jean Plen:e and Miss Joyce
Pierce, local high students, will pre
sent vocal duets on the program
Friday evening, Ma^ch 17. when a
on e-act play by the Heybum high
school will be featured^
This evening the Heybum high
school bartd. under the direction o f
Dewey 8. Olsen, will present a con
cert at 8 p. m. aupt. Whiting, and
AdOnls Nielson. Burley, will deltver
addresses. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph P.
Payne, Burley, will sing; Miss Melba
Parker will give a reading; MIsh
Nona Marchant will Mng two num
bers, and the Khooi choruses will
sing two selections.
Friday evening, March 10. the
lire program, consisting of a c
act play, mtislcnl selection and
dramatic selections, will be present
ed by Albion Slate Normal school
at Albion.'
The Heybum Indies’ club
sponsor a program at 3:30 i
March 14. and that evening the
University o f Idnlio. Southern, Poca
tello.'w ill send musical and speech
talent to the exhibit. Dr. John R.
Nichols, executive dean of the school
will speak.
With the field h'arroWed down to
Uie quarter finals in all champion
ship divisions, play will be con
tinued this afternoon In tlie city
ping-pong tournament.
.Due to an error In the chart at
the recreation unit, many players
were led to believe' they were In
the consolation meet after dropping
games yesterday, according to VernU Richards, tournament manager.
However, double elimination is
being followed from the quarter
finals on In. and It .will U k e two
defeats to definitely ellmlnaic any
players f r o m
here on In the
championship round.
Schedule for today and tomorrow
U as follows:
JUNIOR DIVISION
(Consolation Round)
Tuesday
4 p .'m .—George Mlllward vs. Kiirl
Brown; Junior Davis vs. Kenneth
Hustcd.
4:15 p. m.— Don Martyn vs. Lloyde
Kllkey; winner of Millward-Brtiwn
game vs. winner o f Davls-Huilfd
game.
FurUier matches to be played If
both players are present.
- • JUNIOR DIVISION
(Championship Round)
Wednesday
4 p .. m.—Kenneth Taylor
Buddy Glib; Robert Atn'lp v.v Bob
Meigs.
4:15 p, in.—Alfred H.elb v;
Craig; Dale Clark vs. Arnold John-
Mrs. Oellne MacDonald Bowman. benefits of cltlieiL^hlp be convinced
brought
Richmond. Va.. one of the nio.sl Uiat "all reforms must
widely known profcs-slonal women of about In orderly manner.”
She defined a good American os
the United States, will be nutloiial
representative anO principal spciik- „ne ■who was loyal to the tradlUons
at the state convention of Busl- and Ideals df the United States.
u
nnd Professional Women's Mrs, W, H- Clouchek tead a tribute
to the flag and Mrs. Flora Ander
clubs here May 21-33.
Announcement o f Mrs. Bo'i-ninir son led the singing of patriotic
songs.
contemplated visit was mt\di
The program was arranged by
Miss B, Marie Aukerman. prrsktfiit,
at a dinner m eetin g'of the JoiHi Miss Jessie Fraser. Miss Moran, a
club last evening at the Park huteV former member of the Pocatello B.
Tills will be Mrs. Bowman's third p. W. club, wfus a guest. Mrs. B^tji
Oouidlng- Wray and Miss Eva
vl,slt to Idaho.
At Uie Idaho Falls convention Schwitrcr were announced as new
several years ago, a ceremony wu; members 6f llic club.
The club went on record os en
featured In which two Idaho luko;
• named by the twin son and dorsing Mrs. Roy J. Evans as nom
inee fo r' the American Mother of
daughter of Mrs. Bowman.
1539.
.
Sketches Art Trends
Aiinouncemenl was made o f the
Mrs, H. O. Fortner, guest sjxiilc
■March of tlic Dollars" party March
r o f Uie evening, presented i 20 at the h om f o f Mrs, Dorli Stradscholarly dlscu.wlon of "Mojlern Icy, Each member will contribute to'
Trends In the Arts," dlfferentlAtlm Ihe convention fif'nd a dollar which
between popular anri great art. Ii she has ciirnecl In
other
realms o f wrlUng, painting’ nnd ihun regular’ salary.
music;. ^
(rhildrcii Aided
Popujar art b .th a t which U
Announcement wa.s made that a
ognlznble at a glanoe, and wliUli tolal of $H had been contributed
i>Tnbollzcs dolly life arid require
10 the Twin Fall-S county ‘ health
further interpretation, occordhie lo mill to purchase cod liver oil for
Mrs. Fortner. Great art Is not flat children needing this to supplement
ly stated, and reflecu the ni(
ihelr diet.
inent away from static forms of
Mrs, Ellinbcth Smith was appreislon, she bontinued,
l)olnted reprc.sentatlve to the meet
Among the exponents o f k
ing Df the -Twin Falls county unit
literature of- contemtwrary tlmc\s, ot the Womcn^s Field Army for the
Alr.5. Fortjjrr discussed Proust h;id Control of Cancer Friday al 2;30
James Joyce. Tracltijf the proRre.ss J). m. at'the-Idaho Power company
o f m odem art from Impresslonlbin, auditorium.
through cubj^m, she called Cezunne
Tlie nominating conunltlee. of
the "faUier of m odem pnlntinR, whloh Mrs. Emma Blodgett was
Debawy was numbered a m o ^ -th
chairman, announced the following
lirterpreters o f the newest
candidates: Ticket No. 1, president,
slcal expression she mentioned.
Ml.ss Aukerman; fifst .•vice-presi
In Illustration o f .t h e iôdem In dent, M^-i. Frankie Alworth; sec
music. Miss. Luclle Norell pre.seniod ond vice-president, Mrs. Catherine
Debu.s.sy'8 ''Ballade." Mrs, Fortner pfttter; recording secretary, Miss
arranged a display o f distinctive work Bertha T lcc; treasurer. Mrs. Flora
from m odem artists, both Ameri Dumas; corresponding
secretary,
can and foreign, which members Mls.s'GcIa Miller.
viewed following the discussion.
Ticket No. 2, president, Miss Auk
Patriotic Note.
erman: first vice-president. Mrs.
Mrs, Cora Stevens. In her ril.s- Flora Ander.son; .second vice-presicus.slon of Americanism, told of tlie dent. Mrs, Lora RoberU; recording
means by which citlu n s are natur -■secretary, M bs T lcc; corresponding
alized In the United States and secretary, Mls.s Elsie Brown; treas
urged that foreigners .seeking the urer, Mrs. Lora Doss.
.
4:30 p. m.—Winner
Glib vs. winner oC ^tnlp-M elgs.
winner o f Clark-Johnson vs. winner
of Helb-Cralg.
Other matches to be scheduled
and played if time allows, except,
ch a m p lon ^ lp game, which Is to be
played o n final night.
WOMEN AND 8KNI0R
(Championship Round)
Wednesday
7:30 p. m.—J. A. Olsen vs. Henry
Wendllng.
7:4S—Betty Brlnegar vs, Janet
Coleman.
8 p. m.—Larled Jenkins vs. Frank
Cook.
:15 p. m.—Mrs. A. D. Bellamy
Helen Jenkins.
p. m.—C lllf Evans'vs. Henry
Moiony.
' 8:45 p. m.—Mrs- Frank' Cook
Miss Regna Jenkins.
‘ :00 p. m.—Dell Jenkins vs. i
Warner.
9:15 p. m.—Winner o£ ColemnnBrlnegar vs. winner o f BellamyJenklns game.
• 9:30 p. m.—Winner o f CookA check o f local persons receiv
Jenkins vs. Lois Louden.
ing unemployment compensation
Other matches to be scheduled 11
benefits was seen here UiLs aftertime permits.
> u o f fic ia l o f the ityal o f
SE »n O R DIVISION
fice were advjsed a Frultland man
(Ccmsolatlon Round)
had pleaded guilty to crimlnol
Wednesday
7:30 p. m.—L. R. Douglass vs. Bob chargcs o f fraudulently obtaining
such benefits from the Idaho Un
Peck.
employment Compensation division.
:45 p. m .-C ly d e E. Hickok vs.
M ethod which will oe used In
Harold Molenkatnp.
checking on those receiving the
8:00 p. m.—George Detweller vs.
payments was not announced here.
Oleii Green.
Laurence B, Lyman, superinten
8:15 p. m.—Rupert Haclilya vs.
dent of the division, advl.sed local
winner o f Detweiler-Green game.
8:30 p, m .- F . Preckel vs. T. O. officials that Albert N. Franklin
had pleaded guilty to the charge
Brown.
6:45 p..m— Ivan M. Jacobs vs. Leo where he appeared in the probate
court o f Payette county.
Walton.
M r. Franklin, according lo the
9:00 p. m .-C ly d c Hoskins vs. Al
word received from Lyman, admit
Wostergrcn.
9:15 p. m .~Jamcs Reed vs. Bill ted thal he signed clalnts for bene
fits
stating thal lie was unem
Sllmp.
0:J0 p. m.—Roy Olklu vs, A. D. ployed when in reality his earn
ings were as much as »10 a day.
Belliimy.
Mr, Franklin, rccords show, re
0:45 p. m.—Bob Kearns vs. Merceived IIS a week for three week,i
land Edwiirdc.
Rrsitlt of play' yehlerday was as from the government, Lyman
this is the first of the several
followh:
rangements to be InvcAtlgated,
SENIOR DIVISION
iCIiamplon-shlp Round)
Laird Jenkms drleated A. D. B el
lamy g i-18; Ul-IB.
Frank L. Cook won over Tlieron
K night by default.
J. A. Olson won over Bill Shmp
31-14; 31-lB,.
Ik-nry Wiuidllng won over Lee
Walton ai-11. Itl-Jl; 31-11.
CUM Evans drlrAted At WesterTliVwt study coiiiM-s, oi)en to all
grrn 33-30; 31Bcoutcrs and piTMmn over 18 years
Henry Moiony defeated C, T. o f age who are Inu-irsu-d In Scout
Brown 31-11. 31-8.
ing. including fathers of Scouts,
Dell Jrnklns wnn over R u i»rt will gel Iiiuleiwiiv next Monday
Hachlyn 1(1-31. 31-lU; Jl-ID.
night at the rrrstivii-ilun church,
officials onnouiKTcl iim- IhU after
WOMEN'S DIVISION
iCIiiuiiplonslil]) itoiind)
noon.
Membern o f ihe morthants' burT lio courês will iticliide (1) ele
Janet Coleman won over Rcgna
111 of Ihe Chimilx'r of Commrrre
mentary and liiirtHUic'Uiiy course In
will furlnulatc Inlilul pluns for Uie Jcnklna 31-lQ; 31-15.
Scouting, <3i iiilviiiio'd ruurno in
uimiial W rin g oih iiImk at a meet
.lU NIOil DIVISION
troop
inunaKi'niciit mid i3) rlements
ing Wediiesduy noon at Wray's rafe,
(Chalnplon^hl|l itouud)
according to Cliiilriniin Jud Olurk.
Keim rlh 'I'liylur wcm over Arnold o f Cull Irailrrnlilii .liOiii ItasmiisAcii. chalrnuin of the loadcrshlp
All merchnnts hit welcome Irf at Johnson 33-:0; :il-lft.
tend the hinrhrnn HUKgestlons will
Buddy Ollli won over Uale Clark IralnliiK coiiunltti^n nf tlio district
will be In oharKi' nii<l will Ix- itKslstlie asked an to <l»tr ci( the hig an 31-11; 31-17.
nual style event, iind iis lo ihe tyjus
Alfred llrlli wnn over ftobrrt At- rd hy W. K. Clark, Clarenre Allen
and Walt Wllll.im^, w]ii> will each
of cimtrst fur public partlolpallon, nip 31-13: 31-11
i'lilwln OiaiH won over Bob Meigs have rliaiK»* of i\ paitliular subject,
CertUlfalrs will l>r IsMird to Uio.io
33.20; 31-IU.
nttriKllng five ot iiir nix wsslona,
JUNIOIt DIVISION
ItanniuAsrn said, 'I'lii- fli.M meeting
iConsolatlon Kouiul)
will
start at H p, m.
O roigr Mlllward won over Louli
I-e^rr 31-4; 31.5,
nUHL. March 7 it^peclall—Dam
Kitrl Brijwii wnn over Waller
ages totAllliiK about 1100 to both Ttxithinan 31-12; 31-11.
AakliiK JudKinrnt for
interresulted hrre shoiUy nller noon
Junior Davis drfeiited Clarence
eat nnd II&O in aMniiicv f<-i-s, Clara
Monday when nmt'lilnivi driven by Park 31-15; 31-lH,
ICnoch Wall aiul Junior Hyde co l
Kenneth lliitiird wtut over Ariel I. Weaver hnd lllnl illstrlol rourt
suit today BKalnsi C H, Dlsbee,
lided in front of the Itaniona Grrrii 31.11; 31-13,
liii'ird oil nn
theater
l)<in MnrlVM won over Don Mark- 'rw ln Palls. I lie Kiiii
aaeerted proniluniv note of Feb. 34,
Mr, Wall, part owiirr of Ihe Wall- Innd l>y driuult.
Itawllngs gicM'4'iy (v.lAbllthnienla.
Moyii ollKey wnn over Waller 8, 1037 for I4H0 K.,rl K Walker Is
counsel
for
the
rliilmniil.
drove out of Uio alley noar Uiu Callln. Jr„ by default,
thraler niiU turn<îi nortli. Young
Hor*<' races of one kind or an
Hyde was driving south nl Uie lime.
D am ages>ere tollled between the other h «v « been held 4ii LIvtrpool,
drivers.
Kngland. for 400 years
n
M
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SPRING OPENING
OFFICIALS SIAR
SCOUTING SIUDY
SEIOOPEN
BOISE, March 7 OJ.R)-The Idaho
prices of meat animals were at the
highest level since July of last year,
despite producUon Increases, SUtLsticlan Richard O. Ross of Uie bureau
o f agricultural economics said to
day.
The livestock apd products index
stood at 109 per cent of Uie pre-war
level and two per cent, higher than
a month ago and equal to the high
mark reached .ln .D e?cm bor and
January o f 1938, Ross said. I^ lr y and jVou^tjy products con
tinued to decline 6s did fruit prod-;
ucts. Other farrt commodity prices
remained unchanged.
- Continuing the high producUon
level o f 1938. the Idaho output of
creamery butte;- In January. 1939.
was estimated by the bureau ai 128,303.000 pounds.
T h is was an lncroa.se of 19-per
cent over that o f Jaiuinry. 193B, and
11 per cent larger than tlie January
average of the eight years; 1930-37.
" I t 1s.Umj hlghe.st output for any
Januai7 ,.v lih the exception of 1,933
In the 2 r years of record," .said Ross.
"MUd weaUier, liberal feed sup
plies and some increa.se In the num^
ber o f milk cows ■have kept Uie milk
production.at a {ilgh level since the
beginning o f Uie year."
Co-Op Groups
Honor Agent
Leaders of cooperative groups In
T«-ln >'alls county had made formal
acquaintance today with -D .“ T.iBert) Bollngbroke. new extension
ogent here, following n get-together
dinner of the Twin Foils CboperaUve council. The co-op group con
vened at the Rogerson banquet
room Monday evening.
Mr. Bollngbroke was guest of
honor. The co-op representatives
outlined bnckground and alms o f
ihelr rc.spectlve organlzaUons, and
Pren Moore, extension poulti>'man
who will conduct a poultry school at
Community hall on the fairgrounds
Wednesday gave a short talk. Ivan
Loughary, Bolst;. extension dairy
man. afid T. E, Nichols. Portland,
national secretary o f the HolstelnFrleslan cattle club, aUo spoke.
Cnuiiiy co-ops represented includ
ed Idaho Egg Producers. Jerome Cooperailve C r e a m e r y , Twin Falls
Couniv Uo<-i Orowent association;
Souilu'lii Idaho Production Credit
awoclatlon; Farm Loan a-isoclallon:
Southern Idaho. Bean Orowe;»;
T>A'ln Falls County Livestock Mar
keting a,s.so(-latlon; Auoclated Meat
Producers: Twin Falls Cooperative
Oil company, and Farmers' Auto
mobile Inter-Insurance exchange.
Brief remarks concerning iheir
rcspertlve co-op « were made by R.
B, (Iowan, council president; O, T.
Kostrr, Carl Leonard, C. C, llaynle,
C. K. McClain, John 8, Feldliusen,
Albert Jagels and I. E, Stannell.
Beneficiaries under the will of the
late Marlin J. Sweeley. pioneer at
torney and commuAlty'leader, are
his, son. .Capt, Everett M. 'Sweeley.
and Mrs. E. M. Sweeley and their
■children, according to the
peUtlon and will filed In probate
court late Monday.
The esUte Is valued a t t^.OOO and
Includes real and personal property.
Capt. Sweeley. who Is county pros
ecutor. was named as executor of
the wU) which Is dated AprU 21,
1938.'-
BUHL.
March
7
(Special)—
Charles Stewart. Twin , Falls, for
mer Buhl resident, was flw d 135
and costs here Monday by Justice
R. H, Stewart on charges o f reck
less driving,
Stewart pleaded guilty and paid
the fine and costs. He was arrestfil
by C. L. "D oc" House, sta u traffic
offjcer. about two miles north df
Filer on U. S. 30.
PEERINE
The Perrlne club will meet March
9. wfUi Mrs. Clyde Allen,
Mr. and Mrs. Doud Purdum were
recent dlmicr guests^ at Uic O'Harrow home near Twin Falls,
Mrs, Claud Beck.' Alpine, UUh,
has ah-lved to Join her husband
Who-is'"'feeding sheep near West
Perrlne.
Gorhom-Towle
STERLING
SILVER
Fiery Itching Skin
Gets Quick Reliet
Home Treatment Eases
Unt>earable Sorenet»—Distreis
There U one simple ytt lnf»pcn*lve
wa; to FMe thp lulling wid lorcure of
Ilclilng To»* or Feet lUilics
»nd nisny othtr MtfrimUy
erupllonn nnd thm '* •" nppiy Moonr^»
inornlnR >nd
Bmrritlcl Oil nlglii
■iiltrr from »ucli cmbtrriu-j.
sMn troubles would be
........
K C uiialititly
rlae to try It.
' JuDt uk any Ursl-cItM druiKUl far
m orimnH bottle oC Moone# Emerald
->ll and rcfiue to accept anjrthlng elir.
highly conceiitratfd preppowerful, penctratliiR oil
promote ln'allng fall* w.glve >
and complete oatlitnetloti you ci
your money refunded.
READ TH E TIMES WANT ADS,
IDAHODEPT. STORE
“ IF IT ISN’T RIGHT, BRING IT BACK”
A n Absolute
The
“ MUST” for'Spring!
E cononi}' Unsemcnt
Budget
DRESS
SHOP
O ffers the New
-S p r in g Dress
Styles at Low
Prices!
$ 1 .9 8
$2.9S
.n d $ 3 .9 8
— Sizes 14 to 52 '
— Plain C olors!
— Floral Prints!
— Paisley Prints!
-:-P olk u Dot.s
— Stripe.s
UNTRIMMED
COATS
It's a fem inine S prin g!
A n d an
untrimmed
dressy coa,t is an ab
solute “ m u st” ! Build
you r en tire wardrobe
around yours— ^wear it
with you r fur.s— “ en
sem ble” it w ith all
your fr o ck s — set it o ff
w ith brilliant acces
sories! Be sm art —
choose y o u r Sprinn
coat fr o m fash ion ’s
.smartest styles — at
The
Idaho
Depart
m ent
S tore’ s
low
prices.
F o r misses,
women.
A Ri'aiul collodion o f
th e
sm artest a n d
n o w e s t styles for
sp rin g ! Sec them.
$9.90
andup .
The New SPRING HATS
Toy Crowns!
Sailors! Bonnets!
Aiircd Hollister Man
Answers Final Call
98c
.Irny Wise, Ifi, Holllnirr, died al
fi:30 p, m. yesterday at Ihe Twin
Pftll,i county general hoftpltiil,
'Ilie Ixuly restn at the Dcnkn and
Reynolds funeral home pending fu
neral arraiiKementa,
Mr, ,W lsr in survived hy one son,
Friuik I, Wise. Browning, III., and
oUier relatives living near Holllslrr,
and up
Straws! l>'clts!
, Suedes
R(‘Kiiin»R
w it h
n
catcli - you r - breath c h i c !
EvorythiiiK that’s N E W S
— l(»y
crownH,
sliiHln'tl
liriniH.' heart-Hha|H*(l bonnfjK, tiny or h|jfh crowntul
sallorH,
Hiiitnd
iiillboxos,
aiiKi’ lic off-fn cor.sl A ll brilHniilly pretty w ith colorod
vcilfl, flciwiirs, ribbonsl In
navy, black, ht’Hrt-mt'Uinjf
panlelfl. All lieudHlzcH.
Buhl Cars Ram;
Damage at $100
A sks Note JudKment
The Mominf Aflerlahlni
Carter^ Utile Uvir Pills
FART
c o ilL k r r iN G
BLOUSES
s t y l e s If o r
EVERY 8U1T!
.ScbilUngîrrvVanilU has ihe
•xq u itU e f n g r a a c e and dclU
CM«* alu tivc flaTor that only
N ature can produce. Ii glvea
lhac tM tc w h ich make* folk s
MjTi <'Mjri tbac’t g ood !’*
37 s r ic it
19 IXTIIACTI
-
up ,
.S|ii Iiih’«' iiroUiMt bloujnil In
iiiiikn y ou r itull n nlilnlnK « u c
iT » «l U l » lit l«llo££il rayiiii
i
In
lii'liitri, HtrliioB, w hitol a4 to
'lu, Uuy a blpuaii wardrobo I

SPANISH lOYALS CRUSH COMMUNIST REVOLT

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