NEEDi^ASH?
J^iather Forecast
i
F a i r l o b l i U u d S > tu « a i r w ith
. w ltb n o m u il tc m p e n t o r e s . I U ( b
7M te rd » y I I , low M. L o w . tb U
' laorainr.
EvM lng Tfancs w*iit>adf
will turn yonr spare room o r
unused articles Into r a i d f ,
money.
:
.
Six irrigat^^ C ounties in Idaho
A Kejflonal New»paper Serrlng
TW IN F A L L S , ID A H O , FR ID A Y , J U N E 4, 1937
VOL. X X . NO. 61—8 C ENTS.
IN THE DAY’S
PARADE
Compromise
SEVEN DIE IN WEST COAST STAGE CRASH
lOlAlN OF
SEN M E FINAL
VLACKHOPE
S TR IK CLOSE
M O FUtlOiS
N D E lilM E A
C h ry sler and P a c k a rd F o rc e d
To S hut D ow n; Over
8 ,0 0 0 Idle
A ppeal M ay B e M ade to S ta te
P ard o n B o ard F o r L ife
In P riso n
MARTIN IN STEEL FIGHT
CLARK NOT APPROACHED
L o y al W o rk ers Ohaae U nion
L oggers P rom Tow n in
M ichigan
N o R e q u e s t Will B e M ad e
U ntil R e m ittitu r to
Tw in F alls % d r t
(By U n ited Press)
Sen. J o se p h T . R obinson, sen*
itte m a jo ril}' leader, to d a r w u
to ld by P rrs id e n t R oosevelt to
p u sh a vote on » com prom U e
c o u rt bill.
England
'Two m ajo r autom obile m a n ­
u fa c tu re rs — , C hrysler and
P ack a rd — were forced to close
fa cto ries today because . o f
new labor troubles.
C hrysler c l o s e d j t s J e f f e r ­
son and K ercheval av e n u e
p lan ts to an estim ated 8,100
w orkers a f te r a tte n d a n ts on
th e m otor line had re fu s e d to
w ork w ith em ployes w ho do,
n o t belong , to tlic U n ited
A utom obile W o r k e r s
of
A m erica.
P a c k a rd a n n o u n ced t h a t a s itdow n strik e of 150 w ork e rs In th e
m e ta l sta m p in g a n d f ln h h ln s d i­
v isio n a t D etro it h a d b ro u g lit a '
p a rtia l sh u t-d o w n to th e body d iv i­
sio n w h ere 2,500 w o rk ers a rc e m ­
ployed.
M a rtin E n te rs S teel S trik e
y
P r e f. H e b tr i . G n a t wUl
J o n r ^ to E n iU n d (b to l a u n f r
t u b * iir e a n tt
iB th e r in r In L a n c u h lr «
on
Ju ly 31.
N ew State Man
Gov. M a rtin L . D avcy o f O lilo e n ­
te re d th e steel strik e co n tro v e rsy ,
p re p a rin g to -m c ct w ith M rike leacN
c rs In a n effo rt lo fin d a b a sts o t
m e d iatio n to end a .strike w h ic h r e ­
su lte d In Idleness fo r -70,000 w o rk cn.
I n New berry, Mich., 150 strlk in tr
loggers o n d saw m ill w o rk ers fled
fro m th e city a l t e r a n u a su cccfiifu l
a tte m p t to closo th e p la n u o f -th e
N ew berry L uiubcr 6c C h c m ic al Co.
T h e a tiik e n .cam e (ro m M u n sln g ,
M d s e r e j n e t JW -Joyal w o rk e rs w fto
i T p u b e d 't n e 'l l r l k e r s i t i d p u rsu c u
th e m o u t o f tow n.
F o rd A nA oim cem cnt
T h e F ^ rd M otor c o m p an y p r c p o je d a n a n n o u n ce m en t o f policy rC'
(raid in g th e strik e in th e c o m p a n y ’i
assem b ly p la n t in R ich m o n d , C a lif.
I t w as ru m o red a strik e s e ttle m e n t
w as n e a r.
T h e c o m m lttce for I n d u s tr ia l' o rg a n ltu tlo n lost In a n c lee llo n t o de­
te rm in e th e collective b o rg u ln ln t;
a g en c y fo r em ployes o f th e Y ale
a n d . T ow ne I ^ c k Co., S ta m f o r d ,
C onn.
J u d c e R a lp h L lddy, above,
e o n slU u tcd h im self a o n e -m a n
g r a n d Ju ry a n d b e ca n In v estlc a tio n o f th e rio t betw een U. A.
W . p ro p a g a n d b ls a n d F o rd em*. ^
ployes in com m on p leas c b u rt,
D etro it.
PIIOBEFtSKI
REACH OENIIS
A da C o u n ty S h eriff C o n fers
W ith C assia A u th o rities
On M cC arthy C ase
C om m ittoo F o r C o u n ty 's 2 n d
O olobralion W ill T ry F o r
B orah o r H oover
iMst Chance
riiun for a nalloimlly - known
sprhker lo ^iildrcM the necond niiiiunl Twin I'^lls roinily Indcprntleiicc day idohrnllon at l'’ ller fulrgrotindn July 4 Mrrn^formuliitrd to­
day ((illnwiiiK » inrclInK of tlir
county wide cominlUro iit l*'llcr ln:a
nlgltt,
ICfforla will l>fl inadfl lo accuic
Sen, Wllllnm !•: Ilorah, former
I’realdent llrrtirrt Hoover. Hrii,
iin JolinMiii, (lovcriifir llriiry
lIliMHt of UliiU or
otlirr r(|iiitlly
noted flHiiir, t'OtiiniltK'rinrii niiKl.
brnnlor Dnnili aililrrs.^ed the flrnt
annual crkiirallon lant yeiu',
'I'nni riiiliii, n ri'rrtiiry -in an H K er nt
Dm ciiunly ,fu lr, pr^^l(lr(l lit Ihn
in rellim iil th i‘ lli(l<'i>ni(U'lic'cr «li«y
i'« n in ill(r« In uli'riir'c iif 11. A. l) c N rul. rliiiliiiiiui.
U r|)ifh(-iititllvi-n
froiii Hulil, M lei. T w in r n lln a n il
K im berly niniiprd pin n a fo r llin
AlM-nkrr. derlitril on a nililw ity fo r
ynunKiplrrs, v o tn l to r o n l m d fo r a
rarnW iil, an d iiurrrrl o n lioitm iii r ItiK, pilrx'a, IlH'wtirk* n n il tillin ' nper ia l fratUIT.n.
I'nrk.i fttrrw fil tlin n e rd fo r iniiLn ul rfIoi:l anil n.'ikrd rui:li c
n ip n lly In lli'* ciiiiiity ,(o liunO ln
p rn b lrn m In r n n n rr tlin i w lili <
oppriitlrni In llir pvriit.
H aro ld Hove, KlnilH-rly puhllidi
w aa niiiiird iiiihllrlly c h itlin iu n
th e i-ounly, O lh r r itJiu iiilllren v
1x1 n a n ird a t llir n e x t nirclliiK
thfl K<'nrrn1 i'i>miuiI1I<t, a d iriliilcil
Uip fnl^ g ro iin ih Jiin<’ H .
'
$2,000,(100 In co m e
T a x in S ta te S e e n
lin u ila n
n ( 'm u r d e r In Hin T w in I'u lU
ro u rU , luday h a d an Ih e only
c h a n c e to save h ts life Ih c ro n im u(ailoi> of his H rnleiirr io life
lniprlA nnni:nt |iy Ihe s la lc p a r.lo o b w d .
' n o itu -;. Ju iie 4 (III'I Illn to < Ir|itirtn ie n t of flniinrn pfflvliiln tiMliiy p ie d ie ted ( h a t Id ah o 's Incom e ta x m iIrrtliiiis for 1037 w ould r e iirli tlin
13,000,000 m ark .
•
A loliil of |l,Ono,00'J wan c o lleo teti
u p in Ju iie 1, a n d II w aa th o iig h t
t h u l a t le ast KI3l,03li WdUhl lxi r o lI re te d d u rin g th o aecond h a lf, D eIliViiieiit p nym ents a n d o ilie r
in en ta w rie rxjircltrd lo »,wcll th e
lotjxl lo th e tw o Inllllou m ir k .
B O ISE , Id ah o , J u n e 4 (U.FO-^An
a p p ea l to th e s ta te p a rd o n b o a rd
(o r.c o m m u ta tio n of h is d e a th
ten ce lo life im p ris o n m e n t to d a y
w as seen a s llit.ia st.a v cn U P .'.< iL c5 -.
.cftpe- f«--U 6ug'T as V an V lack.
vlcted trip le slayer.
I t was in d ic a te d t h a t a n a p p e a l to
th e sta le
sup rem e c o u rt' f o r r e .scntcnce p roceedings w ould n o t be
m ade.
T h e U n ite d S ta le s su p re m e c o u rt
T h u rsd ay d eclined to e x te n d th e
sta tu to ry SO d a ys, tim e allo w ed fo r
filing a p p ea l fro m s ta te su p rem e
c o u rt a cllo n , a n d thu.s v irtu a lly Im ­
posed sen ten c e o f d e a th on th e m a r
who h a s fo u g h t exec u tio n ttiro u g h
legal fch a n n cls sin c e h is c o n v ictio n
in 191?
N ot A ppro a ch e d
G overnor B a rzilla C lark sa id to d a y
h e h a d n o t b e en a p p ro a c h e d c o n ­
cern in g sum m o n in g th e p a rd o n
aboard in to tp e c la l f.c-'wslon, a n d It
vns n o t th o u g h t such a r e q u e s t
I’o u ld be m a d e u n lil ih e s ta te h ig h
c o u rt h a n d e d do w n a w rit o f r e m i t­
tit u r to T w in PalLs d is tric t c o u rt.
A re m ittitu r w rit w ould c a ll f o r
se ttin g th e d a te of e x e c u tio n . T h e
c o nv iction w as u p h e ld by th e s ta te
su p rem e c o u rt, a n d a u th o rity r e sts
w ith th e tr ib u n a l to re le a s e th e
p riso n e r to th e d is tric t c o u rt f o r
se llin g tim e of hanctm g.
A riel Crow ley, a.v>lbtunt a lto m e y g e n eral, will a sk th e su p re m e c o u rt
f o r a re m ittitu r J u n e 8, w liilo th o
c o u rt is. sittin g a t l^ew lstou f o r lU
s u m m er session in n o r th e r n I d a o b .
B U R L E Y , J u n e 4 (S p ecial) —
F a llin g so f a r In a wrnrch fo r th e
d e n tis t In th e v k ln lty o f Boise
th o u g h t to h a v e m ade a se t o f false
te e th f o r th e m u rd ere d P . J . M cC a rtliy o f M e rid ian , believed to b«
th e sla in m a n fo u n d S u n d a y o n th e
d e s e r t n e a r R u p e r t by a sh e ep m a n ,
S h e r if f D o n H edrick of A da c o u p iy
w as sc h ed u le d lo arriv e h e re th is
a fte r n o o n f o r a confcrencc r e g a rd ­
in g th e
w ith a iic r if f P . D.
P(Wc o l C f ts l a county.
_
' W ith -h im h e Is JfrFiglnK a ll ev i, M o th e r V isits
d c n ce g a th e re d so f a r re g a rd in g • 'Van v ia e k 's m o th e r, M rs, E d n a
M c C a rtliy , S h e r if f P ace sa id to d a y . V an V lack, visited h e r s o n T h u r s ­
d a y a t th e s ta te priso n , a n d ta lk e d
P h o to s To >Vashin*ton
w ith h im < o n c e n iln g e ff o rts being
P h o to g ra p h s o f th e d e a d m a n 's m ^ d e by a tto rn e y s to g a in c o m m u ­
h a n d s w ere s e n t to W ash in g to n , U,
ta tio n o f sen ten c e or f u r t h e r legal
C., to d a y for possible Id e n tific a tio n
sta y In execution.
th ro u g h fin g e rp rin t files o f th e
P riso n officials sa id V an V lack waa
v e te ra n 's
d e p a rtm e n t,
M c C a rth y
m a in ta in in g h b u su a l q u ie t a ir, a n d
h a v in g b een a W orld w a r v e te ra n .
w ould n o t ta lk of h is ca.iu to a n y ­
I t v^aa aiiUl th a t th e ta k in g of a c t- o ne except rela liv c s a n d a tto rn e y s.
iinl flngerprlnl-s was Imims.slble UcIf V on Vlack Li ex ec u ted , it.'w ill
cnu.sT! o f co n d itio n of tn e flc.ih b u t
b e th o f irst h a n g in g in I d a h o nhice
It Iff h o|)cd th e p h o to g ra p h s c u n bu J u ly 0, 1026, w hen J o h n Ju r k o , 52,
enliiiB ed In o rd e r t h a t a c o m p ariso n wa.1 e xecuted on a co n v ictio n of
mr^y bo m ade.f lr s l degree m u rd er.
'I'h e body of Uio m a n . suppohediy
J u rk o , ft farm e r, w as se n te n r c d In
M c C a rth y , w as b u rled a t th e U iirT w in P a lll d is tric t c o u rt. He pleaded
ley c en ic lery y e sterd ay a fte rn o o n . n o t Biillty, H e w aa c o m n illteil to
Ho h a s no kno w n rela tiv e s,
th e p e n ite n tia ry O cto b er 1. IKH.
K ullurn lo fin d th e d e n tis t w ho
miido M cC arth y 'ii te e th Is b la m ed o n
th e fiu-l lln 'y m lu lit havo b een n inde
i.evpiiil y e a rs ago a n d Uic d e n tist
h a s m oved t.lnce th a t tim e.
M c C a rth y w as th e fe a tu re o f a
sta te w id e se a rc h sin c e M ay 20 a t
D OIflE, I d a h a f J u n e 4 (U.P.)--Ciirw h ich tim e a b lo o d -sta in ed a u to ­ tls E, P rice tod a y asstirtied h li
m obile w as found a b a n d o n e d n e a r d u tie s a s supervisor of th e Mini
IKjwncy. Police a r c 's t i l l se a rc h in g d oka n a tio n al fore st. H ea dnuurter,
for tw o iiK'ii nald to h av e b e en w ith
e a t Uiirley.
M f.C arth y When ho left Hol.v^ o n
He succeeds C a rl n, A rent.son, re
(('Dnilniied on T iia 2, Column T)
r e n lly tra n s fe rre d fro m H urley lo
ttiB W yoiulnu n a tio n a l fore st
K enm ierer,
FAMEO SPEAKER
PLANN m
Cftlvln K, U ’rlKht, f n im r r H u r­
ley rlly trcii.^iirfr, mirt kI p r e s ­
e n t r ie r k of th e H urley d is tric t
c o u rt, tod a y w as h o ld ln x th e
po«li)on o f direc to r o f th e a la t*
Indiia trln l liisuraiirn fu n d , fo lIn trln c
a p p o ln tn ie tit yester*
liny hy tio v , H arillta t lurk.
O F F IC IA L COUNTK N E W S P A P fiB
Pricc ABsumes Duties
Aa Forcut Supervisor
JO B
1X)H ANOELKH. J u n e 4 (U.Rt—
T h e w orld'n twiflest Job w e n t to ilny to M a ily n H tu o rl, 17, a n d
bliind. A JiiilRo ap p ro v e d Iifr
Kiiilriu'L lo r r.peaklng o n e lin e
iluiliiK a w eekly rad io p ro g ra m ,
'm e lli'o w as: "O h , M a m m a ,
d ia l m nii's tie rr a g ain ," T o r t h a t
sh e nr'.:i »W) weekly,
(i.O H K
DAl.l.AH, Tex., J u n e 4 ( llfj—
M iirvlii ClevlUKer. 24. d ie d a
n ilim le o r tw o l>efore m id n ig h t
Wrdnr-Mlity n lg h l o f g im n h o t
w oimil" Tixlny 11 wan dlprloned
th a t Iiik I >!<' IHed pant in ld n lg lit,
I'i.oiH) w o tih <if In su ra n c e w ould
linv.' lu lle d A y o u th w an c h a r g etl w ith his nlaylng.
1(i:(!4>NNU>KKKI>
KANHAM OITY , Mo., J u n e 4'
<ur> ' 111'’ M'hool h o a rd rnfiiH ril
' 1(1 itM o rr a . d a y 's p a y to a
I n ic lin wild xtayi-d a w a y fro m
liln wiiiii wlillc h is w ife 'wnn
liavitiii II I’t'by Maid Im ard m e m lin III' iln iiln c r; " If 1 W orked
fill II (iuv who w ould d o ck n ie
iiiiiln tlini.e conillllons. I 'd e ith e r
Wlilji hliii o r K fl w h lp |)ed .’' T ho
ImuiiiI II M'li'ilili’ieil, le s lo r r d th o
HMltVKrR
I.ANAIIIIAVIM.K , U ta h , J u n e
4 lUi'i M p rn lrrs m r t a n o b lig in g
juiiiH' who net u p a " ro a d sid e -’
m ill I iiixl fined Ih ein an aoon
in MNiii HI th e y w ere a rr e s te d
tdilnv Mivlim th em th e tro u b le o t
<iiniliiK I" ' 'X 'ft Ju n tleo o f th e
P r iu r w illiam Iteev es s e t u p
, 11,111 nil n ru n n in g h o a rd <if a
. o r -while H h erlff ](a l
()llll,lrll^ ('ll a ire rtcU si>ccdcra
a s lliey jmstied.
A s Steel Strike Food Plane Crashed
Substitute D river 8UU a t
Wheel as F lam ei O onsom *
Huge Oonveyanod
SHILOAH SPR IN G S,
Calif., June 4 (U P ) —
Seven charred, fire blaek*
ened bodies were rem ov­
ed today from th e w reck ­
age o f a Portland'boaad
Grcyhountf bus w hich
plunged Into a h igh w ay,
embankment, c r a s h e d
over' on its top and cre­
mated ItB o c c a p a n t s
about dawn th is m ornin g.
All th e victim s w e re m en.
Only one, driver A1 W ilson
who took the w h eel o f th e
vehicle a t Redding, 48 m iles
south o f here, w as id entified .
The others w ere p assen gers
who boarded th e b us^jafter
riding to th e Sboata county;
junction on Los A ngeles-Red*
ding and San Francisco*Red«
ding stages.
T h e bodies w ere p la c e d In he arae #
sum m oned from R e d d in g b y Cbr>
tr ip a t a :lB a . m . tod«7.
Sideslipping o u t o f c o n tro l, th is pla n e, e a rry ln g food to th e strik e betelgei! ftep n b llo S t e c l'c o r p o n U o n
p la n t a t W arre n , O h io , Is sh o w n Ju st before H e n u h e d In to a b o ^ c a r f o r th e f ir s t a ir c a a a a lty
m odem
In d astrla l s lrlfe . A ee o rd ln g lo (h e p la n t m a n a g e r, th e pMot a ald tn lp e rsf fire a n d » b a m g e o f b rieka
a n d bolls h u r le d a t (h e low flying p la n e f r l f b tc a e d h im in to a n a n e v c n la n d la g . T h e p ilo t w a i
Below th e f a l t r r l n r p U n e Is a section of ih e s ir in g o f c a r s involved In (he cra sh , a n d ( h e a p p ro a c h to
th e ru m m y w h ic h h a d b e en used by five p la n e s b ria g in g rap p U es to w orkers In th e p la n t. ‘
^
Duke and Duchess Arrive SPyO SHIPMENIS
In Venice on Honeymoon
C E Il FOR YEAR
Crowd of 1,000 C heers Couple a s T hey Stop
f o r 9-H our T our of C ity
V E N IC E . J u n e 4 (U P ) — The du k e an d duchcss of
W indsor, sm ilinjr and happy, arriv ed a t th e fa m o u s ^ i t y of
canals a t 3:50 p. m . today cn ro u te to th e ir secluded honey­
moon re tr e a t in A u s tria .
T h ey wert; ciioercil l)y 1,000 persons a t th e sta tio n .
M ilita ry a n d niival officers, V cn
tia n citiz en s a n d to u r is ts crow dcd
a ro u n d th e ducal c o ac h as Ih e tr a in
a rriv e d . T hey c h e e re d w hen tlie
d uke a n d duc h ess le ll th e tr a in irtid
w en t to th e quay.
Police he ld th e crow d back while
th e honeym uoiiD rs e iubiirked on a
m olflr
liiuncli liirn lsh ed by tho
m u n ic ip a lity a n d s ta r te d a lo u r ol
th e c ity, h a v in g th r e e h o u rs for
sigh tsee in g Ijefore sta r lin g fo r A rn oldstein, A ustria.
T h e d uke a iul d iichexi w ere w elcome<l a t ih e s ta tio n by Die H rlllsli
c onsul. A llen Mapler. a n d by C o u n t
H ellegradr on b e h alf o f th e in iin lc lp allty o f Venice, .
T lie duko wore a sin g le-b re as ted
brow n p lald su it w ith o u t vest, a blue
s h ir t a n d a red
T h e (hichi-'.ii wii-. In a hhio a n d
White p rin t Irork iniil sm all w h ite
h a t,
n o th looked II bit se lf-eonsclous
IM th e y nitide th e ir w ay to th e (piay
betw een lanes of c h ee rin g crOwdi.
Movie Extra Cliarges Assault
At Film Pai-ly; Beery is Hero
MOI.I.YWOOI), J u n e 4 (U.f) Wiilla ee Ileery. tlin a c to r , tod a y il'’sc rlbed a s "very o rd erly a s f a r as I
could see" th o film nttidlo c onven­
tion p a rty a t w hich a g irl e x lra . <ine
o u t o f 13,’i b n iu g h l th e re ns e iitc tla ln e rs, chain e d she wan a ttiickcit
T h n p a rty wa,i b ro u g h t lo (lie a lteiilloii of tho tlls lrle l n lto r iii'\ i> I'lflre by P a tric ia D ouglas, ^i), wlio
c laim ed slir wan c rim in ally a:.Miiill<'il
hy a Imlsletciiin s a le s m a n nfU-r bi'hiK hrouHlil to (he p a rly iim tn ihc
ImpiTsnlon rilie w as g e ltliiii Him
w oik,
( is lla n t " in 'k c u rr ''
Ueery biul been e a s t a s a Kii'liml
" re s c iin " wlm o ffe re d to <lrlvr hmin’
A nothri <1l’>liesncd e x tra , tlliiK 'T
W y all, III. In nil a ffh la v it Mlw. Wvi.ti
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w aa hrouKlit to Ihe i>»l( V m th e i.ame Meory ap|>eared ’’o u t of lia n n o n y "
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AEV.GERMANK
T w o N a tio n s F la n E n te n te
To "W a K F o r W orld to
R e tu rn l o Benao"
RO M E. J u n e 4 (U .R )-ltaly and
O e n n a n y h a v e fo rm e d a d e lln lts
defensive e n te n te , V lrghilo Oayda,
e d itor o f -th e a u th o rita tiv e Cllornale
D 'lta lla a n d M in l-o fflclu l s]Hike.->n ia n fo r P r e m ie r B e n ito MusmjUiiI,
anno u n ce d today.
Q ay d a n a se rte d t h a t whllo w all­
ing fo r Eutx>po t o r e tu r n lo good
nense a n il re a s o n , I ta ly and Clerm a n y a r t ‘‘a M o cia tln g th e ir spirits
a n d forcea in dcfe iise of I h rlr g n 'a l
n a tio n a l va lu es, i n w liieh a ie '
a osoclaled m a n y c o m m o n Euroi>eBn
valued,’'
n i e e d ito r r e f e r r e d to th e pres
enco in Itom e of l<1eld M iirshul Wei
n e r von D iom berg, O cnm ui wa
n ilnbiter, a n d d e c la re d :
" II c o iilln n a th e c o rdlullty and ir
clprocal r e a p e d a lre n d y in.illiuted
d u rin g th e bloody tr a ils of the g ie al
w a r b e tw e m tlio tw o a iin n l loicc.^
of Uie tw o iia llb n s , a n d develops am i
d e fin e s th e lin e s o f tlil.i <ir(cir,ivc
e n te n lo w h ic h will a p ix u r mic
la its tr u e v a lu e a s a iirnteriivr
force fo r (hn tw o iia lio iis a s well a:
fo r th e w hole of B in o p esn c iillk s
tlon,"
eiGGSNAMEOIO
OB
llO lflK . Id ah o , J u n e *
etice K. lilg g t, fo rm er cm
visor In T w in l»iiiln, Ada
ii.i,<
yon coim lies, to d a y t<xik
a s sta te su p e rv iso r foi th e IiIkimi
public asslntnnce d e p artm e n t
H e holdft offlco u n d e r Allx-it Ix-e,
n e w ly -a p p o in te d com m issioner, ami
repla ce s
K e n n e th
T lp lo u , wlm
served u n d e r Petfl Colin, form er
h e a d of th e d e p a rln ie iil.
TIpUm h a d hold office nliiri' liic eplloii of th e d e p a r lm e n i He lelu rn b d y e ste rd a y fro m a relief co:ife rrn c e a t la dlaiia|> olls, cim ieireil
wKh I ^ e , a n d a n n o u m c il ho w ai
leaving th e detw rU n eiil.
lilg ia u | d h is p reaent lltlo of
■uperviior w ould be "(eiiipurarv"
n n lll H r e a d ln s tin r n t of Hie piiblln
asslslR iK s d e p a r tm e n t waa loiiiI'lrta,
D river M e n t U l e d ....................
T h e d riv er w as Id e n tifie d t e n t a ­
tively u A1 W Uson, ft n ib a tltu t a w h o
took o ? e r th e w h « l o * - t h e B i ii- P r a n c lK O - P o r tla n l n o rth b o u n d ve­
hicle a t iteddlnC . T h e p u a e n g e r s
w ere n o t id e n tifie d Im m e d iately .
C apt. P . B. O u rre n o f th e S im i
c a m p , lo>
c a te d a b o u t a m ile f ro m th e
of
th e w reck, la id h e a n d a eorp e of
c c o boya MW a t l e u t a ev e o bodies
in th e f U m e - c h a rr e d w re ck a g e.
"W U son w as » tn i. s it tin g I n th e
d riv er's se a t." h e s a id . *‘W e cou ld
see o th e r b o d ie i i t n w n t h r o u f h th e
bus."
,
T h e lln e ’a R e d d ln s ^ .a f f tn t^ i
P o ta to sh ip m e n ts f r o m
T w in
Falla, cov erin g th e 19S9 cro p year,
w ere 00 c a rlo a d s g re a te r th a n for
th e 193S cro p , i t w as revealed he re
th is a fte rn o o n in a apud ship p in g
sim im a ry
a n n o u n c e d by
F ran k
Haasota, U n io n P aclfio agent.
T h o IMS cro p sh ip m en ta to ta lle d
)1 c ars. T h e ag g re g ate fo r th e
previous y e a r w as B ll c ars. ..
E aliin a led incom e received by
grbw ers in th is im m ed ia te a re a w as
ap p ro x im ate ly 1040,730 f o r th e 901
carloods, a c c o rd in g to uno fficia l
ta b u la tlo n .1 based on a te n ta tiv e
average o f
p er h u n d red an d
ab o u t »720 p e r c ar.
I 'h e POl c a rlo a d s m oved o u t of
T w in F a lla d u rin g Uie la s t h a lf of
1D30 a n d th e f ir s t h a lt o t 1037, M r.
lia a a r h aald,
J a n u a r y o f th in ye ar w as th e
peak m o n lh fo r outgoing i>otatoe.i,
tiie su m m a ry show s. In U ial m o n lh
133 c a rs le ft th o local yards. F e b r u ­
ary w aa iie k t wlU i 133, a n d A pril
of 1037 pind O ctober, 1030, were
th ir a .'- 'W llh
127 e lirloads e ach.
M arcii of 1P30 show ed th e highekt
s h ip m e n t fo r th e tw o y e srs, w ith
iO:i cars,
'I1 ie s h ip m e n ts :
1030 C rop
1938 C rop
C am
C ars
Ju ly ’30
n
July '3^
A ugust '35
AUKUst '30 , 40
Hepl. '3(1
;i
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'3(1
1^7
t h l. '38
Nov, ’3tl
114
Nov, '38
l>ec, ‘3(1
03
Dec, ’3ft
J a n . '37
I3fl
Ja n . •3ti
I'Vb, ’27
VSi
I'lnb. ’3fl
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M arch '38
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la i
A pril '38
May '37
3U
May '38
T o ta l
001.
T otal
NI<:W YORK. Ju n e 4
( l i p ) — Dl-izy Doan, aco
<pi(chcr o f ttic Si. I/Ouin
(!ardlnalH w o n ordered reInHtaled' In 121 hnurH to ­
day hy PrcHlili'iil I'onl
I'Vlck o f ih e Nationiil
ICHKIIC.
NIIIII'O KNAH HKKVKI)
D ir i'itO IT ; J u n e 4 (Ul!>- Itoberl
iLlirlleh, a n In v estig ato r for the
ato llberllen com m ittee, lo^ ay i
ed tw o l^t^fl em ployes, W ilfred
fro n n iieu t a n d Osj-nr Jone s, w ith
siib|>oenas to a n p e a r IM-lore th e rt^n'im llleo In NVaaiiinglon Ju ly 1.
Thfi subiK w nan were signed by
Hen. ito b e r t M . U l'o l le d e . Jr.. Prog.,
W ls.. c h a in n w i o f th e cum iiilttee.
B e a iT T r a f fle
T h is m o rn in g , h o w e f e r , tr a f f lo
w as ao h e avy t h a t I t w aa n e c e a a a rr
to r u n W ilson's b u s a a t h e "sec o n d
section" of th e t r i p iM cause th e re
w ere to o m a njr p a a a e & te n f o r th e
pereons. t o e o f th e e e o n t h e L oa
A ngeles r u n a n d M in e f ro m th a
B a n P ranolseo trifi m a (to u p th e p a s s e n ^ r lis t o f th e w re o k ed m a c h in e ,
h e said.
H i e f ir s t b us, c a r ry in g a c ap a o lty
lo a d , d e p a rte d a t a b o u t 3 a . m . a n d
W ilson f o l l o i ^ w ith t h is six p a s­
sen g ers ift m in u te s la te r . I l i e a g e n t
sa id one m a n a b o a rd t h e se c o n d bu s
b oa rde d a t R edding.
G overnor W ill H ot Intervene
In ProoeediDgs o f A lty.
d en . T aylor
B O ISE , J u n e 4 (U.fD — O o v em o r
n a r tl lla C lark, w h o y e ste rd a y sa t
w ith th e boa rd o f e x a m ln e ra In a
m eeting w hich r e s u lte d in d iscliarge
of P. 0 . O 'M alley, s t a t e In surance
fu n d direc tor, to d a y a a ld h e w ould
n o t Intercede in th e c a s e o f D r. J . D.
D unshee,
D u iu h e e w aa h e ld t o b e unqualU
fled fo r office by A tto r n e y Ofln*
era! J . W . T a y lo r, w h o a a ld th a
d irec to r of s ta U p u b llo h e a lth h a d
n o t qua lified aa a n e le c to r before
ho took th e poalU on In ZTecember,
1030,
O o v em o r C lark a a ld t h e c a se h a d
n o t com e to c o u rt, n o r h a d any
c o u rt delivered a n o p liilc o c o n c e rn ­
in g th e case , a n d t h a t u n d e r th e clr>
cm nsU ncea h e ' th o u g h t U b e s t fo r
U u iu h e e to ‘f ig h t I t o u t."
D u n ih e e y e sterd a y a n n o u n c e d th a t
he h a d re ta in e d le g al co u n sel to
conleat a n y a tte m p t w iilch m ig h t
l>e m ade tO o u st h im fro m office.
T h e g o ve rnor in d ic a te d t h a t , he
w ould n o t Intercede in a n y m a n n e r '
unless a decision w aa h a n d e d dow n
as a re su lt o f a c o u rt tesV .on th e
O o v em o r C lark a a ld 'th e i ie tlm e<
th e b oa rd o f exA ntlnera I n d l a ^ a r g m g O 'M a lliy w aa f o r th e b est- In teresla o f th e a U te.
T h e c h ie f exec u tiv e p o in te d o u t
th a t w hile O 'M alley c o n u n u e d in
office, th e a U U a u d ito r r e fu a e d to
honor c la in u o r v o u c h e n a lfo e d
him .
......
C'»N VBNTIO N D A T I S n > '
M PR O a^A l
BO ISE, I d a h o . J u n e 4 ( U » - .« la t« .
W A aillN Q T O V i. J u n e 4 It^m I 'le s ld r iit n o o M v e lt ite rlared tla tly young D em o o ra t c lu b o f f l o l ^ ' l '
tod a y t h a t h e bellevea }ils c o u rt pro- nounced tod a y a e o n v e o t m B
Kiaii) Ia g oing th r o u g h congroM . pe r b e en c a lle d 'l o r A u g u st 14 a l l 'l l
........
Imps a t UiU aesalon.
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Relief
IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO
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State JWPA Director Assures Farm Labor froni Work
Marries D uke
NEWS IN H E 26THFINAL
SECOND AIDE niT Speaks a t Boise
IE fAlls 10
BRIEF
ON LICENSE SALE
D M FOR TAXES
WILLNOUOSE
M e«U nc A rrk iiK ^
J u n io r cam p 185 J , W . O. W „ will
m e et S a tu rd a y a t 3 p. m.
S o rre y U n d e rw a y to D ecide
Those O apablo; M u st
A ccept if Q ualified
J . L eo Hood, s U le W PA < Jlrttto r.
th is « flem o o n Inform ed th e E ve­
n in g T im e s th a t Uie U n ite d S ta te s
E m ploym ent w rvlce . W PA oMIclals
« n d fa rtn e rs w ere c o o p eratin g In
• ta k in g m e n from reliel. ro lls lo r p r i­
v a te' e m ploym ent, p rin cip ally on
fa r m s in th is se ctio n o f Id ah o .
"M any f a rm e rs Includin g su g a r
b e et grow ers.” H ood in fo rm ed th e
T im es, " h a v e ask ed f o r fa rm h a n d s
■lor se asonal e m ploym e nt. I'd ah o 's
q u o ta of m e n on relief is b ein g re*
d ueed su c ce u /u JIy th ro u g h U r m la ­
bor."
C a n G e t Back
Relieving th e f e a rs of W PA w o rk ­
e rs th a t, should th e y a c c e p t farm
w ork th e y will n o t be able to get
b a ck oh W PA rolls. H ood sa id th e y
sh o u ld h a v e " n o fe a r c o n ce rn in g
w ork w h en se asonal p riv a te w o rk is
ended."
"W hen se aso n a l p riv a te w o rk b
' d v u ," H ood t a ld ,'" th e m e n c a n be
r e u s e d b a ck to 'W P A e m p lo y ­
m e n t In p re fe re n tia l positio n s.”
i n Tlew of th e call f o r w o rk e rs
fro m p riv ate a g en c lei, h e p o in te d
o u t. W PA is n o t ta k in g new a ssig n ­
m e n ts f o r re lie f a pplica n t* . -T h e
ro lls vU l re m a in sta tic , h e said , u n ­
til ae««)nab]e la b o r U c om p leted . H e
. u rg ed a ll W PA m e n w h o fo u n d it
poM lble to engage i n ( a r m w o rk o r
o th e r p riv ate em plo y m e n t to d o so.
• H jI s a lte m o o n in T w in F a lla H o r­
ae* N . P a rk e r, d isU lc t su p e rin te n d ­
e n t o f em plo y m e n t f o r th e W PA .
u i A a c areful selec tio n o f w o rk ers
f o r fa rm labor w ill be co m p leted
D eadline L a te Thia M onth on
1 9 3 6 L e v ; W itb o a t Paying:
P e n a lty , I n te r e s t
C larence C ase W ill H e lp in
H an d lin g D riv e r P e rm its
A t L ocal O ffice
D ead lin e fo r p a y m e n t o f th e la s t
R e lu m s fro m BoUe
M lu Berenice D ltte r h a s r e tu rn e d h a lf o f 1939 t a w s w ith o u t p e n slty
In te re st Is J u n e 36. M rs. C o ra E.
fro m Boise w here she sp e n t sev eral
Steven.i. c o u n ty tre a s u r e r , sa id th is
d a y s o n business.
a fte rn o o n .
T h e Inflow of ta x p a y m e n ts so far
T o FlU lU lp It
D r. J a m e s M lilar of th e College "Is fa irly good." M rs. S tev e n s a s ­
of Id a h o fac u lty will fill th e p u lp it serted .
S h e e x p lain e d t h a t th e IMfl p ay ­
th e P rw b y fe rla n c h u rc h on
m e n ts n o t m a d e by th e d e adline
Sunday. '
J u n e 36 w ill In c u r In te r e s t d a tin g
b
a
ck to D ecem b er, th e o rig in a l d u e
F a th e r Dies
' W ord w as received h e re th is a f ­ d a te . " P ro p e rty o ^ e r s d e lay in g th e ir
te rn o o n b y J . M . P a h a n o f th e p a y m e n t u n til A ug ust,” sh e p o in t­
d e a th of h is aged fa th e r, P a u l ed o u t, "w ill h a v e to p ay In tere st
P a h a n , a t V ancouver, W ash.
fo r e ig h t m o n th s a n d n o t fo r only
th e tw o m o n th s ' d ifferen c e betw een
R elativ es V isit
J u n e a n d A u g u st, a s m a n y b e­
M rs. H . Q . Avery a n d tw o d a u g h ­ lieve."
te rs . K a th ry n a n d H a rrie t. L a M a n y ta x p a y e rs , th e tr e a s u r e r said,
G ra n d e . O r e . a re g u e sts a t th e hom e h a v e b e en p a y in g " ta x an tlclp a*
of M rs. Avery's m o th e r, M rs, J . D. .Ion," In sta llm e n s sin c e th e D ecem ­
K a u tz , a n d h e r sister. Miss E th e l b e r p a y m e n t, a n d th e :* In sta ll­
K a u tz .
m e n ts w ill be to ta lle d a n d a p p lied
to th e J u n e c h arg e. 6 1 m liar a n tic i­
H o u se G u est
p a tio n p a y m e n ts , w h ic h m a y be an y
M iss Eunice Ewer, m usic In stru c ­ a m o u n t o v e r *5. c a n b e s ta r te d afti
to r a t th e ju n io r h ig h school here, th e J u n e d e a d lin e (* a pp(y o n ne
Is a h o u se g u e st o f M r. a n d M rs. D ec em lw r’s change.
J . D. B a r n h a r t w hile te ac h in g o n
th e s U f f o f th e P re sb y te ria n d a liy
v a ca tio n Bible school.
AddlU on o f a n as& U tant to h e lp
S ta te P a tro lm a n W , E. T o m lin so n
In h a n d lin g d riv e r's license sa les
in T w in F a lls w as a n n o u n c e d h e re
tills a fte rn o o n by P . M. K in g sb u ry ,
sta te tra ffic o ffice r In g e n e ra l
c h a rg e of th e license d is trib u tio n
for th is a re a.
C larence
J.
C ase
will
sU rt
S a tu r d a y m o rn in g s.i .as.^istant, s t a ­
tioned a t th e s h e riff 's office h e re ,
KIngKbury sa id . .
D eadline fo r use o f th e o ld drlv*
Ing pe rm its is Ju ly 1. S a le o f th ?
• licenses Is p ro ce ed in g b risk ly
here, a lth o u g h g e n e ra l sa le In m o st
p a rts of th e s ta te w as s e t f o r J u n e
10 by J . L. B a ld e rsto n , s U te c o m ­
m issioner of law e n fo rc e m e n t.
Klns-^bury u rg ed m o to ris ts to
visit th e sh e riff's office a s soon an
pos&lbic In o rd e r to a void th e la s t
m inute ru sh . He sa id t h a t a b o u t
Ju n e 10 he e x p cc ts a .u ig n m e n t of
a n o th er m a n t o ' h a n d le th e license
sales a t B u h l a n d F iler, p ro b ab ly
on a schedule of th r e e d a y s w eekly
a t B uhl a n d th r e e d a y s a t F lie r.
B a p tism Schednled
B a p tism a l services w ill b e h e ld
S a tu r d a y a t 2 p. m. a t th e h . D . S.
ta b ern ac le .
P rom o U o a A n n o w c e d
W alla ce W . H opkins, son o f M r.
a n d -Mrs'. S. B . H op k in s, 920 T h ir d
a v e n u e e a st, h a s b een p ro m o te d to
r a n k o f se n io r p e tty o ffice r o f Co.
37<1» a t th e n a v a l tr a in in g s ta tio n
a t e a n D iego w h ere h e is in tr a in in g .
NAZIS EXECyiE
ZEN OF U. S.
ERSIWHEAD
wiueEn
H o m e A fte r O ra d o a tle a
.
S ucoesB or t o D r. N e a lo .to
M iss B e tty .A . T ay lo r, w ho g rad *
B e O hoaen a t M eeting of
u a te d W ed n e sd ay fro m th e h ig h
sch o o l d e p a r tm e n t of S t. M a ry 's of
E d u c a tio n B oard
th e W a sa tc h . S a l t L ak e O lty, h a s
r e t u m t d to T w in FkU s to sta y , w ith
B O IS E , I d a h o , J u n e 4 aj.P.>-ScIec.
T b e m e th o d u sed, h e sa id , w ill b e h e r a u n t. M iss Alice O. T ay lo r, w ho
tlo n o f a p re sid e n t fo r th e U n i­
fo r W PA offlelaU , rep rM e a ta tlv e s w ith M iss B d lth D y g ei.......................
v e rsity o f Id a h o a t Moscow will
* o f th e fa rm e rs a n d o f th e U n ite d g r a d u a tio n c erem o n lt‘
f e a tu r e a m e e tin g o f th e sta te b o a rd
service. .
B U te t ]
o f e d u c a tio n In t h a t city Ju n e 14
e c n b ln s tU m of tb e th r e e , to in te r - Plr« BiUngaiihed
F ire m e n th is m o rn in g a t 11:33 a n d is . J . W . Condle, sta te su p e r­
— irlew e a e h w orker In th e e ig h t c o u n ­
e x tin g u ish e d a m in o r b lase w h ic h in te n d e n t o f p u b lic In stru ctio n , said
tie s u n d e r h is Jurisd ic tion.
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m a d e p re lim in a ry selection of c a n ­
n s n selected f o r th e work, w ill th e n f irem e n .
d id a te s eligible for U>e position.
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“ ■o tn o s s a s availa ble lo r w o rk i n th e F o rm e r E es ld en U V isit
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u o tm e d w h ere t o r e p o r t w ith tr a n s - W in ifre d , S a lt L ak e O lty, fo rm er su p e rin te n d e n t : of public In stru c ­
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p o ra tlo o n o b a h ly being fu rn ish ed . r e s id e n ts o f T w in F a lls, a re g u ests tio n . O a r tin w as rec en tly ap p o in ted
I f th e y faU to a c c e p t th e w o rt, h a v - o f h ir . a n d M rs. O len B ates. M r. I d a h o d ire c to r o l th e N Y A .
R e sig n a tio n of D r. P . C. P o tts
I n c tteeo se lec te d, th e y w ill a u to - B ab co ck Is a t p re se n t em ployed by
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m a tlc a lly fin d i t Jm posslble a g a in th e T w in PaU s L u m b e r Co. M rs. m a k e s it n ecc ssary fo r th e b o a rd to
t o l e t o n tb e w p a rolls. B u t. U B ab co ck h a s a lso b e en v isitin g M r. c o n sid er a n ew su p e rin te n d e n t for
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A f o u rth m a jo r a p p o in tm e n t will
' w o rk o tte re d th e m , th e y w ill be
b e t h a t o f a su p e rin te n d e n t for
.....p e m lU M to b o p u t a g a in o a W ? A P u b lleaU o n Seb ed u led
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r e u s a l t e r s e a w n a l la b o r Is fin ish e d .
rec eiv e d . w o rd th a t one of- h e r .T h e p o s t w as v a ca ted by th e d e a tn
W o tta e a flarrey
P a r te r , w ith o ffic la li o f th e o th e r p o e m s 1* to a p p e a r In "Voices of E . O . Cook.
a g encies, ciomplstod a s u r re y o f P s o m th e F i e l d s , ” a n a n th o l­
.. ' c a s s i a s a d M inidoka c o u n ty y e ate r- o gy o f p o e try by ru ra l a u th o rs
d ajr. B e w as to w o rk I n L in co ln c o m p lie d by p h u ip L o rd , e d ito r o f
• a n d J e ro m e c o u n ty today.
C o u n try Ifo m e. a n d to be p u blished
A sh o rta g e o t la rm U bo r. h e said , l a t e th is su m m e r by H o u g h to n M A R O A . J i m . 1 ( 8 p e c la I ) -M e m la n o te d a ro u n d o o o d ln g a n d R ich* M lftU n c o m p an y .
b e rs a n d a n u m b e r of g u e sts of th e
H eld. a u rro o D d ln c T w in P a lls, lie
L u ck y T w elve club were e n te rta in e d
sa id , a p p ro lm a ta ljr a ll c a lls fo r C o m m ilU e A eU
a
t
th e 'r e g u l a r club m e etin g a n d a
— f a r m la b o r c a n be filled.
T h e r o a d c o m m ittee o f tlie T w in
H e sa id a p p ro x im ate ly 70 U ex i F U ls C h a m b e r o l C om m erce to d a y
c a n s a n d M lp lo fw a re a re now s ta r te d ste p a to w a rd In stallatio n ! o f
w orking In th e OoodUig a n d R lo l\-. a d d itio n a l s ig n s w h ich would d irec t B lak e ley . M rs. H lgbee received show I l a l d .d lstrle ta a n d th a t th ro u g h o u t' to u r ls ta to scen ic sp o ts in an d a ro u n d
• g ltU .
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t r l c t a -s ..a w hole approal* T w in T k lli. A ctio n in th is d irec tio n
T h e w h ite e le p h a n t w as received
n a U l jr MO a re worki .. T h e -------- ir a s ta k e n a s d irec to rs m e t th U n o o n b y M rs. S. E . C rlsm ore a n d M rs.
i>g tr o m tho a t th e C h a m b e r m e etin g room s In B la k e le y w as given a b irth d a y g ift.
c a n s , h e sa id a re r
O allto m la .
S a c ra m e n to valley
T h e a fte r n o o n was sp e n t a t p inochle
r e g u la r w eekly session,
>d i n b eet
I n th e fields,
w ith fiv e ta b les a t play . P riie.i
t h a t w ork- B e e e lr e t Q r e e t ln n
t h in n i n g .,It U
w ere w o n b y M rs. Cecil B ro w n a n d
n fro m t l M to $13 a day,
A lex W . M u rray , v e teran local M rs. C rism o re a n d tho g u e st p r lw
d e p e n d U if o n th e ir a dap U b U lty to
p lu m b e r a n d th o only surviving c h a r ­ w as a w a rd e d to M rs. J a c k C am p
• t h e w ork a n d th e speed w ith w hich
te r m e m b er o f th e N atio n al A ssocia­ bell.
t h r y c o m p e te th e req u ire d oper
F o llo w in g th e g am es a tw o -co u rse
tio n o t M a ste r Plu m b ers, h a s r e ­
a tk m s.
ceiv e d w ord fro m n a tio n a l o fficers lu n c h e o n w as served a t sm a ll ta b les
Preasliig N eed
H e ^ stre sse d th e fac t t h a t th e t h a t g re e tin g s w ere se n t h im fro m tr im m e d w ith spring flow ers.
Q u e s ts w ere M rs. C am pbell, M rs.
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n e e d lo r w orkers U p a ra in o u n t a t
M o re h e a d . M rs, I.loyd M orris, Mrs
t b e p re se n t tim e because o t th e la s t w eek a t A tla n tic City.
F r a n k T l» a tch e r. M rs, T o m More
• u d d e n 'g r o w th a fte r a cold spring.
h e a d , M rs. K u rt K erp a, M rs, a c o r g e
‘'M a n y farm e rs." he said , "are
A rt T im m o n s. M arvin M cC arthy C a m p b e ll a n d MIsn M aude M orcm o r s w illing a t th e p rese n t tim e
t o em p lo y 40 m e n lo r tw o d a y s thKii a n d H e rm a n H ay es gave rep o rts of h e a d . a ll o f B u h l; Mrs. M a rian M o r­
tw o m e n fo r 40 days. A n d th e y re- th e In te r - c lty session for U o n i cluba g a n , M rs. A rth u r U outh. a n d M rs.
h e ld tw o w eeks a g o a t PocaU iio W ill C h a se . T w in Falla; M rs. O rval
' p o r t n e e d o f m e n rig h t now."
H ig h school stu d e n U a n d persons a t to d a y ’s m e etin g of tlie local clu b S a c k a tt, M rs. O ra M cKre. a n d M rs.
In e lig ib le to r W PA h sv e filled m ost a t th e P a r k irotel. Cities repreAented E d O ra w to rd . F iler; a n d M rs. H lgo t th e g a p s In em ploym ent in tlie a t th e session were IHxatrllo, Id a h o bee.
F a lla , G ra ce . T w in FalLs, Hlgby an d
T w in P a lls d istric t, h e said.
U U h c ities,
s y an u
w a n tin g field work, a iid n o t
c o im ec to d wlU i th « W PA, a re .urged
L
eav a f o r R a n e h
to re g U U r a t th e U J3. E m p lo y m en t
M r. a n d M rs, 0 , E Booth CKwjcted
' o tfle e h e re a n d In o th e r se ctio n s a t
to le av e T w in F alls today to U k e u n
W o m e n listed nn W PA sewing
o n c e. U« aald.
resld ea o e o n tlie lr grape ran c h a t p r o je c ts In Id a h o have l>ren reduced
^ n g e r . Calif,. ca»t of T n m o . to 030 fro m th e 3,<X>0 In lal of U3S,
frie n d s sa id Uils afternoon, 'i h e lr
d a u g h te r , M rs. Ayleen K n ig ir , a n d
ije r tw o c h ild ren left (or Uie c a l l h e re y e sterd a y for th e liislruc.
a s T s n te e n
m em ben
and
f ir e fo riila r a n c h la st week, Mr. B ooth tlo n c o u rse o f p ro jec t suiK rvlsors
g u e sU w ere e n te rU ln e d b y M rs. C. p io n e er T w in l"nlls btw lneasm an In six so u ti) c e n tra l co iin tlrs. Mrs.
M . O a te s a t y e ile rd a y 's m e etin g a n d o n e o f th e iuroi iw ralnrs of th o D o ro th y W h eelw rl« lii, H alt U k n
o f t h s S a lm o n social club . P r li e fo r n e w A m bassad o r Hotel i'am p an y . O lty , a s a is ta n t regUmsI d irecto r, an d
t h e b a s t a n sw e r to roll call w as re- p u rc h a se d th e n n u:h Ia n w inter.
M rs. L u lu M . Hyde, d istric t d irec ­
oelT td ^ M rs. O la BuU er. T h e afto r , a id e d In co n d u ctin g llin In sln ic i . . le n io o n w as s p e n t socially a n d th e Lw>al R e iid e n ls In ju ftd
tlo n . A b o u t 30 su p erv lso is a tten d ed .
M r. a n d M rs, M endrle S lalk ln . 314
hostS M serv e d refreshm en te,
O u e ste w ere M rs. C laude R em lng. N InU i a v en u e n o rlli. are being tr e a t­
to n ,
l a k e C ity; M rs. o . M. ed in O llroy, Calif,, l, » p ) t. i to r
P A R A M A R IB O . N e t h e r l a n d s
H s im itb r a n d d a u g h te r Leisie. M rs. se rio u s c u ta a n il brulnr.i recclvnl la st
B
- v l■n s H- artle y ,. M rs. R u th W oods n ig h t in a head-vi> aulonmmifl col- O u ia n a , J u n e 4 (U .P)-A nirlla E arllAlon o n t l » lilghwRy n e ar lli r t r h a r t , A m e ric an w im irn flyei> tin n
a h d H is s U n a\ Brooks.
Bi
n i e l r so n , H arry Hlatkln, rerelveti f lig h t a ro u n d th e world, took o f t a t
w o rd to d a y th a t tlielr roiulltlon wiwi 4 ;10 a . m .. C S T to d av fo r F o rta le sa,
good. A n o th e r son. I.
a ia u in . lu, D ra all. W e a th e r condlllona W(*ro
. T em peratarei
d r iv e r o f th e c ar. was not serloiw iy fin e.
In ju re d . T lie a ccid en t orcurreil w h rn
By tJD lU d P r ts i
A p p ro x im ately ItiiMi i)nlnlln|[s a m
M ln .M a x .P re c a n o th e r r a r c u t ac.tnu tlm nmil In
f r o n t o f t h e S la tk in m achine. T h e li e x iilb lte d a n n u ally a t th e R oyal
BOlSS
c a r w as d 0molUhe<l,
A ca d em y , L ondon.
D efying th e C h u rc h o f Eng*
la n d 's opposition to bleaslng ih e
m a rria g e of th e dulte o f W in d ­
s o r a n d M rs. W allis' W arfield ,
th e R ev. R . A nderson J a rd ln e .
“th e poor m a n ’a vic ar" of S t.
P a u l's c h u rc h , D a rlin g to n , E n g ­
la n d . p e rfo rm ed th e c erem ony
yeaU rd a y .
Seen Today
M a n w atch in g a n o th e r c u t­
tin g w eeds on lav.ii a n d obse rv ­
in g p h ilosophlcaliy: "W eeds w ill
grow ". . . P o sters s n n o u n c lr g A1
O . B a m c s a n d S e lU -F lo to c o m ­
b in e d clrcusca fo r J u n e 18. . .
O reg on to u rists c a rry in g p e t do g
In spcclal c ra te tie d on b a ck of
s e d a n .. . S ign in h a rd w a re sto re :
'."If i f s ou r ta ckle, e ven th ? big
one.s c a n 't tnke li”. . . D esk being
ta k e n a p a r t by m oving m e n ando w n er ui ortfcr to g e t I t In to
do w ntow n doorn'ny, . . R o n a ld
G ra v e s rid in g n blcyclc a n d d o ­
in g a fa lr-slre d job of It. too. . .
Bicycle tire , th ro w n by la rg e boy
a rid " rin g in g " n e ck o f sm a lle r
la d . k n ocking h im dow n b u t g e t­
tin g n o t n w h im p e r fro m th e
c h ild. . •. L ocal gro ce r ru n n in g
d o w n s tr e e t a v e n erg etica lly a s a
1 6 -y ear-old. . . M a n sta r in g In
w o n d er a t n f re ig h t c a r in local
ra ilro a d ya rd s, m a rk e d C e n tral
o f G eorgia . . . A n d J im B arnes,
c h a ir m a n o f th e c o u n ty commLv
slo n era, w alking in to c o urthouse
w ltli bush e l b a sk e t o f a ttra c tiv e
p eo nies a n d d istrib u tin g th e m to
every o/flce.
Session of M aroa
Club, P a rty Held
Sewing List Drops
Salm on Social Club
E n te rta in s G uests
G ra n t to A tten d
1.1. D. S. C elebration
H eld in E ngland Boy Scouts P re s e n t
P ro g ram a t G ran g e
SA L T L A K E C IT Y , J u n e 4 Oi.P)1.. D, s .. (M orm on) c h u rc h n
b e rs In th o B r itis h Isle s, w ill g a th e r
a t R o c h d ale. L a n c a s h ire . E ngland,
Ju ly 31 fo r a th r e e - d a y cele b ra tio n
of th e iOOth a n n iv e rsa ry o f Introdiictln n of th e M o n n o n f a it h in E ngland,
c h u ri'h c e n tr a l office s h e re annoiinc*
ed today.lie h e r J . G r a n t ,.S a l t I jik e City
p re sid e n t o f th e E u ro p e a n inls.ilon
o t ih n r h u r c h w ill a tte n d th e cele
b ratlo n .
At The Hospital
VtttlciilJi B d m ltird to th e
K ere J o h n !<. 'I 'u rn e r. I tu lp h I’hlenie,
F r a n k O an d lo g a . B aby J u a n ita J o r ­
d a n . a n d M rs. J o h n F la tt, T w in
F a lls ; M lu M arv D . Jo n e s, V drn
'I’hose d ism iss'd w ero M o n ro r I'lilp.
p e n . C a rey ; M rs. A. C. E lklor, K hig
Hill.
B oy S c o u ti o f tr o o p 61 p r e w n lc d n
sk it e n title d "How M \ich I s . th e
Boy W o rth " a t th e r e g u la r m eelltig
o f 't h e K n u ll O ra n g e h e ld th is week
a t th o school house.
D u rin g th e se ssion A m by F re d e rk. a re a S cout e x e c u tiv e .'^ jm k e on
th e b e n ellts of sc o u tin g a n d pla n s
f o r th e n a tio n a l J a m b o re e . H e p r e ­
se n te d Le.^llo Jo n e s w ith m e rit
ba dges fo r lio rse m an a h lp a n d safoty a n d a life badge. C a r l D o s s e tt r e ­
ceived a m e rit b adge f o r a v ia tio n .
D u rin g tlie bu sin e ss se ssion A. N.
Ito n ell a d m in istered th o O ra n g e o b ­
lig a tio n to six new m e m b ers. A nn.
r ia l h o u r foil
served by M rs, A. P . R o u c h a n d
M rs. E. L. U ayborn. S ix ty m rm b c ra
w ero p resent.
TO DAY a n d H A TU R D A Y t
NOW
Rolls
State Insurance
Men Meet tte re
Before tbe body w u burled
yesterday afternoon officers aho
photographed tattoo marks on the
forearms. McCarttv >^^0 had simi­
lar designs Imprliited In the same
MaJ. C e n . O scar W estover.
c h ief o t th e U nited S tales a ir
corps w ith h e a d q u a rte rs In
W ashington. D. C . will be one
o t tb e nam erouB n a tio n al a v ia ­
tio n figures who will be p resent
a t th e a v iatio n p la n n in g councU
c o nvention w hich gets underw ay
l a Boise o n Ju n e IT. M any T w in
F a lls pilots wUl a tte n d th e m eet.
L ionel A. D ean, tra n s p o rt pilot,
is a m em ber o t th e com m lllee in
c h arg e of th e m eeting w hich.
>wlli r a n to r th re e days and will
fea tu re num erous aerial dem on­
stra tio n s.
RANGE WA
B urley M an A ppointed
D ire c to r o f Idaho
In d u s tria l F und
as
BOISE.. Ju n e 4 (U.fl) — C alvin E.
W rlglit, B urley c ity trea su rer, today
w as h olding th e p o st o f .direc tor o t
th e sta te In d u strial fund, ta k in g
over th e vacancy caused by th e d is­
charg e y e sterday of P. C. O 'M alley.
W rig h t's a p p o in tm e n t was e ff e c t­
ive yesterday.
O 'M alley's pay w as stopped by A t­
torney G en e ra l J . W. T aylor w h e n i t
w as revealed h is d e p a rtm e n t h a d
suffered a n approp ria tio n o v e r­
d r a f t of $1,403 du rin g th e 1833-34 b i­
ennium .
O'M olley w as a n a p pointee o f G ov.
C, Ben Ross, a n d h a d he ld th e p o st
six years.
Action o f th e b oa rd cam e a f te r
S ta te A uditor H arry P a rso n s h a d
cnriductcd a n Investigation of a c tiv ­
ities leodlng up to th e o v e rd ra ft.
B A H T WILL
APPOINT DEPyiy
A p p o in tm e n t of M iss H elen Tay«
tor a s d e p u ty assessor will ^ m a d e
n e x t w eek effec tiv e J u n e 14, J . D.
B a m h o r t, c ounty assessor, said to ­
day.
M iss T a y lo r' w ill suceed O, W.
S h ro u t, d e puty lo r 18 years, whoso
resig n a tio n su b m itte d to th e boa id
of c o u n ty com nilssloiier.s will be- i
com e e ffective a w eek fro m M o n -'^
day.
T h e prospective d e puty, form erly
em ployed In th e assessor’s office, is
a sso ciate d a t p re se n t w itii th o
H A IL E Y , J u n e 4 (S pe cia l)—J e ff S o u th e r n Id a h o P rod u c tio n C re d it
F a r re ll, 73. die d y esterday a fte rn o o n a ssociation.
a t th e H ailey hospital. I n te r m e n t
w ill be to m o rro w m orning in tb e
H a ile y c e m e te ry u n d e r th e direc tio n
o f th e c ounty.
M r. F a r re ll w as em ployed a s a
s h e e p h e r > r a ro u n d C arey, w as u n ­
m a rr ie d a n d Is th o u g h t to h a v e no
S K E TH EM TODAY!
su rv iv in g rela tiv e s,
T h e D elightful R o m an c ers of
"L ove I s News’' . . . I n A n­
o th e r G ra n d E n te rta in m e n l!
HEiERDIESA
ilLEyW IIA L
K m rrjNiii
Suburban Churches
C H U R C H O F T H E NAZARENE
K im berly
J . O. S c h a ap , p astor
10 a. m-. B ible school, classes for
a ll ages.
11 a . m .. C h ild re n 's day program ,
a n d m essage b y th e p a sto r In k e ep­
in g w ith th e pro g ra m . S erm on te x t.
P ro v . 22:6, " T ra in up a c hild in th e
w ay h e sh o u ld go; a n d w h e n h e Is
old. h e w ill n o t d e p a rt fro m it,"
6:30 p. m .. R ose Buds.
7:15 p. m,. N . Y. P . 8. M rs. J . O.
S c h a a p , le ad e r.
8 p. m ., E vangelistic service,
8 p. m .. T u es d ay .Bible stu d y . Acts
12th c h a p te r.
8 p, m .. T h u rsd a y , p ray e r m eeting.
C O N T R A C T AWARDED
W A S H IN G T O N , Ju n e 4 (U.PJ—T he
.I n te r io r d e p a r tm e n t to d a y annoxm ce d I t h a s a w a rd e d a c o n tra c t for
fiv e m ll6 s of th e Y akim a rid g e c an a l
o t th e R o ia division of th e Y ak im a
r e c la m a tio n ' p r o je c t i n ^*a8hlngton
s ta te to th e H . J . A dler C on stru c tio n
cO m pany of C aldw ell, Id ah o , oi
low b id o f S175.137.
R E A D T H E T IM E S W AN T ADS.
Iteading of Blay to
d im a x M . I . A . Y e a r
As th e culm in a tio n o f th e y e a r ’s
literary work of th e f ir s t a n d se cond
w ard M . I. A. of th e L, D . S. p h u rc h ,
M rs. S tella O aks, d ra m a tlo d ire c to r,
will re a d a fo u r-a c t play, " F r ie n d
H an n a h ." hy special re q u e st a t th e
M. I, A, c onjoint m e eting to be he ld
8undr.y a t 7.30 p. m. a t th e ta b e r ­
nacle.
A rrangem ents h ave b e en m a d e fo r
siieclal m usical nu m b e rs. R e ad in g
nr th e play lias been k e p t to a o nehour schedule.
T he p>.bllc Is invltvd to a tte n d th e
sphslon.
Odd Facts of OLD BOSTON
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A m e e tin g o t tb e Id a h o a ssocia­
tio n o f L ife U n d erw riters, th e s ta ta
o rg a n iz a tio n , w ill b e h e ld S a tu r d s y
a t 1:15 p. m . a t th e P a r k h o te l, It w as
A d a C o u n ty S h eriff C onfers a n n o u n c e d to d a y . D eleg a tes a re e x pect<.d tro m Boise, Id a h o Fiklls, P q.
W ith C a s s ia A u th o rities
c ate llo a n d citie s o f th is section.
On M cC arth y C ase
O ffic e rs a re to b « e lec ted a n (' H, C,
S c h u p p e l, Boise, p resid en t, will p re ­
side.
(Conttaued r n m P a st On«)
P re c e d in g th e s ta te se ssion will be
M a y 16 a n d w as h e aded tow ard
M o n ta n a . O n e m a n sought. Is red a m e e tin g o f th e S o u th e rn Id a h o
L ife U n d e rw rite rs' a sso ciatio n to b«
h e a d e d , o ffice rs said.
he ld a t th e P a r k h o te l a t lO:SO a.
N ea rly C ertain
O ffic e rs sa y th e re is '•lltUo doubt" m . O ffic ers a re to be elected.
b u t w h a t th e body found w as th m
o t M c C a rth y . I t w as discovered a p ­
pro x im a te ly 80 y a rd s from Uie m a in
h ig h w a y n e a r R u p e rt by W llla.d
L l n ^ . I t w as In such a b ad s ta te of
de co m p o sitio n th a t id e n ttflc atlo a
th r o u g h fa c ia l resem blance w as Im­
possible.
Helm uth H irso h P u t to D e a th
F o r PoflsesB ion of
E x p lo siv es
BERLIN , J u n e 4 (U,PJ—H e lm u th
H lrsch. 21, a n A m e ric an c itiz en , w as
ex e c u te d .to d a y _ fo r.h ig h treaflan-.riesplte effo rts o f A m e ric an a u th o ritie s
to o b ta in a reprieve.
An A m erican n a tio n a l w h o n e v e r
had lived In th e U n ite d S la te s ,
H lrsch w as e x e c u ted by th e silkha tted , gloved h e a d sm a n of P lo e tzensee p riso n h e re a t. d a w n . B e h e a d ­
ed a t th e sa m e tim e w as O sc a r D e n -, 20. aiso con v icte d o f a p o litic a l
crime.
H lrsch w as con v icte d la s t M a rc h
! possessing explosives. G e r m a n
auth o ritie s sa id t h a t H lrsch , a r r e s t ­
ed a t S tu ttg a r t la s t D ec em ber after^
arriving fro m C zechoslovakia, pos-'
sessed bom bs w ith w h ic h h e c o n ­
fessed ’i j in te n d e d to ta k e th e life
o l a h ig h o ffic ia l. R u m o r, n e v e r
confirm ed, w as t h a t F u e h r e r A dolf
H itler m ig h t be th e o fficial.
At th e tim e o f th e co n v ictio n
H lrsch w as d e scrib e d a s " a s to te less Jew ." H e h a d n e v e r liv e d in
the U n ite d S U te s , B u t h is g r a n d ­
f a th e r w as a n a tu ra liz e d A m erican.
H ie g r a n d f a th e r r e tu r n e d f ro m th e
U nite d S ta te s to hla n a tiv e O e r m in y .
T lie re h is son. H lr s c h 's f a th e r , w as
b o m ..T h is son likew ise w e n t to th e
U nite d S U te s a n d . h is c itiz en sh ip
fir s t q u e stioned, w as h im s e lf n a t u r ­
alised. H e lived o t N ew C a stle . Pa.
I n 1030 h e also W ent b a ck to G e r ­
m a ny. H elm u th H lrsc h , h is son.
as b o m In G erm a n y .
D u rin g th e la s t w eek A m erican
W illia m E, D odd
de r sta te d e p a r tm e n t I n stru c tio n s
m a d e rep e ale d e ff o rts to o b ta in a
reprieve fo r H lrsch .
Friday, June 4, 19311,
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»0 U fO O f
IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS. IDAHO
Ifrlday* Jun®4 ,1987
W hen Italy Celebrated Founding of an Em pire
PH ySM GIVES
A uiriTinu iiDiis
O onB truotion P ro je c ts B oost
Id a h o V aiues, S ays S ta te
A d m in istra to r
y
B O IflE , Ju n o < ( a p e c la l) - I m proV ed
condltlonsS" th ro u g b " In ­
c re ase d w a te r supplies w ill be n o te d
In f u tu r e y e a rs on Id ah o 's I rr i­
g a te d tr a c ts w here th e W PA h as
co m p leted o r haji undenii'B y W.G36.868 w o rtli o f con serv atio n w ork. J,
L . H ood, s la te w orks progrcfis a d m lnlstratlO D
a d m in istra to r
an­
n o u n c ed today.
S to ra g e d a m con stru ctio n , cani.l
dig g in g , ex ten sio n o f laterals, Im ­
p roved d ra in a g e n n d 'reclalm lnK of
bo tli la n d a n d w ater, will play tliclr
p a rta In boosting v alu es o f Idnlio
cro p s a n d a cres. Hood declared ns
h e review ed a cc om p lish m en ts o f
th e
ap­
proved by th e s ta te plnnnluK Imard
a o m e o f Iho larR er p ro jects In­
clude rc.servolrs n l In d ia n Valley
a n il DrutulftKe M rndow s in Ailnnia
fo im ly a n d a t Curcy In Illnlnc
coim ty.
C IT Y n iH R K O A K D S OWN LAW
PA8AD1CNA, Cal, (UFI) — c h ie f ot
I»nllre K elley h a s a xkrd rilv d i ­
re c to rs n o t to bo obllBctl to biciik
th e law a n y longer. T lie law
m a k e s I t a m isdem ean o r to tow
aw ay a c a r w ith o iil th e ro n n rn t pf
th e ow ner, 'ThB potion have l>rrn
tow ing aw ay w recked car,i.
Radio Minister
Dr. A. U. M iohelaon, P o u n d er
Of iB t H ebrew -O brlB tian
Synagogue, C om ing
" D o 's a n d Don’t s " o f S am m ef
P e rio d L is te d B y H oalth
TTnit D ire c to r
F o r a ll th o se p e rso n s v a catio n
bo u n d , I t sh o u ld m e a n a c h an g e In
occu p a U o n b u t n o t to o ra d ic a l a
d ia n g e In d a lly p e rso n a l h a b lti, D r.
J . W . H aw W nj. d ire c to r o r th e T w in
FiJlfl c o u n ty h e a lth u n it p o in te d o u t
tftt* a fte rn o o n . I n H ating ’’do’s" a n d
■’d on't*" o f v a c a tio n tim e.
A n d f o r th o se p e rso n s w ho crow d
Ih e lr v a c a tio n In to tw o s h o r t w eeks
h e p o in ts o u t t h a t. If possible, th e
w hole su m m e r sh o u ld bo u sed to
rec o u p fro m th e w ln U r'o losses.
C ro w d in g r e s t In to tw o w eeks doesn’t
do m u c h good. D r. H aw k in s paid.
W a tc h F o o d
F o r th o s e w h o 'u s e th e roadside
ta U n g h o u se s w h ile o n v acatio n ,
■c a r e s h o u ld be ta k e n .
*Xook o v e r th e p la c e w h ere J'ou
p ro p o se l o e a t before o rd erin g
lu n c h ," D r. H avjklns sa id . "U n tid y
su rro u n d in g s usu a lly m e a n d irty peopeo p le. D ir ty people sell d a n gero u s
food. B e w are o f w ayside w ater su p ­
p lie s a n d fa rm h o u se w ells." B e lte r
c a r ry a b o ttle o f w a te r fro m a safe
source.
-“ H a b its of decency sh o u ld n o t be
/a r e o llc n I n th e c o u n trj' n n y m ore
. th a n - a t h om e . T h e su m m er cold h
a s u n c o m fo rta b le a s th e w in te r
g rip p e a n d a lm o st a s d angerous.
A void It. S u ffic ie n t sleep a n d w arm
clo th in g o n cool n ig h ts will aid.
B e w are o f Accident.^
" O n th e m a tte r - o f a cc id en ts let
m e p o in t o u t t h a t th e y a rc b ad
en o u g h a t t/io b e st b u t e re IlkeJy tc
b« m o re d istre ssin g w h en th e y , oc­
c u r f a r a w a y fro m ho m e. W atcli
y o u r ste p . D o n 't ro c k th e bont. U n ­
le ss y o u a re a good sw im m er stay
close to sh o re , ^ d above a ll, avoid
excessive su n b u rn ," D r. H aw kins
(a id .
B ecause a m a jo rlly of cltl7,cn5'
m a k e v a c a tio n s v ia th e autom obile,
D r, H aw kln.s stresr.cd th e fn ct th a t
alcohol o n d a cc ld cn ts a ie o ften
c losely a ssociate d.
" D o n 't driv e a c a r u n less you a re
In full possession of a ll y o u r fac u l­
tie s. a n d th e n only w ith g re a t
c nre," h e said.
I f a p e rso n “behav es,” h e p o in ts
o u t, a v a c a tio n c a n really be e n ­
jo y e d to th o utm ost.
HADKIMBII
ItmKH
T w in Fnll-s will h e a r a natlonaU y
know n rodlo m in iste r deliver tw o
.serm ons a t th e F irs t C h r is t ia n ,
c h u rc h he re S u n d a y .
H e Is D r, A. tr, M lchel-son, fou n d er I
of th e Flr-st H ebrew 'ChrLsUan s y n n - ,
gORue of Los A ngeles. C a lif. He w ill,
s;x‘ak a t 3 p. m . a n d 8 p- m ,
N oU ble C a ree r
’T he dLslln'gulslied c h u rc h m a n h a s ;
.^x>ken In n u m e ro u s c h u rc h es of
d if f e r e n t d e n o m in atio n s, a ccording
to Rev. M a rk C, C to n en b e rg e r. pa.-;to r of th e F irs t C h ris tia n c h u rc h .
Dr, Mlehel.son. th e so n of a n o r th o ­
dox Jew, ha.s h a d a no ta b le career;
.starting In G erm a n y In th e hoiuse
of a Je w ish ra b b i a n d Uicludhig
stu d ies a l several E u ro p e a n u n iv e r­
s ities 111 law , m e dicine, la n ria g e s ,
theolbgy, p hilosophy a n d psychology.
H e took b a r e x a m in a tio n s w ith
hlghe.st s ta n d in g before Judges of
th e G erm a n su p rem o c o u rt, w as
h im self bo th a Jud ge a n d c rim in al
law yer In G erm a n y , a n d In those
cftpacllles a cquired d eep In slg h l In ­
to h um a n cxiw rlence.
D ru w n u p h i g rc a l p liaU n x es In m a * n lflc e n l V en ice S q u are a t Ronif, llio u s a n ib
soldiers a rc p ic ­
G ives V p H igh F o it
tu r e d h e re bk fhev look p a r t In th e re c e n t c e le b ra tio n of th e first an n iv ersa ry o r th e fo u n d in g o f th e
A fter em b ra cin g C h flstliin lty . he
“J la lJ a n K m p lre /' M assed o n th e §U ps o f th e g r e a t m e m o rial w ere more u n ifo rm ed soldiers a n d bla ck , ivc up h is p a sltio n a s a n Im perial
sh lr te d g u a rd s of II U uce. T h e c e le b ra tio n m a rk e d th e passing of one y e a r iln e e th e c p n q u y t of
officer In th e Q e rm o n court-’i. .sur­
E th io p ia .
rend e re d h is im m e n .« p rac llc e a.s a
law yer In th a t c o u n try , a n d c a m e to
A m erica a.s p^ofe.^sor of fo reign
langunges a n d lite ra tu re . H o Is now
1 n '
th e only ChrLsllan Je w w ho h a s been
J)crm ancntly on th e r a d io p re a ch in g
th e gosix-l.
D r. M lclielson’a F i r s t H ebrew
ChrLstlon synagogue is th e first
c hurc h of lUs k in d In th e w orld.
W Uhlu lt.s ,wnlLs bo th Jew s a n d
Chrl.stlans wor.shlp to g e th er In th e
Boise, J u n o 4
Tw o B asque th e lo y a list gov e rn m e n t, th e y w ere na m e of C h rist, M r. C ro n e n b erg cr
.'aid. .
S h o sh o n e Oa,tnp F -1 0 ^ S ta r ts y o u th s w ho h e a r d th e w h in e a n d u nder flto I n B ilbao.
“ W hen a ir raid s c am e ,” D om ingo
c ra sh o f h ig h c'xplo.'ilvefi w h ile th e y
O p e ra tio n s ; R oad W ork
h u d d le d In u n d e rg ro u n d c av e rn s In rela te d, "we fled fo r ih e u n d e r ­
B ilbao, a n d w h o wltne.'-sed th e c o m ­ g round tu n n e ls nnd sta y e d th e re tu 'H igh on Sc^icdulc
p le te d e s tr u c tio n of .G u crn ic a. w ere 111 th e d a n g e r w as o \r r .’'
O nce th e youUv> •w itnessed oerla l
Mtfc to d a y w ith i« ren L s a n d frien d s
Mrs. E laine Pike Is e nlarging and
S H O S H O N E CAM P, C. C. 0 „ a f te r b ein g u n d e r fire In th e S p a n ­ c om bat h ig h over th e city,
- A lone loyalLst a v iato r, b e se t by m aking c xteiulvc ,lmi)rovcment.s on
R o g c rro n —C o m p an y 587 Is now es- ish civil w ar.
T h e y to ld m n m b e rs o f th e B asque reven reb e l pla n es fo u g h t ond h e r home,
tabll-'.hed a l its .■summer location,
dow ned 't h r e e of th e fa.sclst .ships
M ry Alice Oi.son, S o il L ake C ity.
colony
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S h o s h o n e c a m p P -100. n e a r R ogerbefore h e w as s e n l p lu m m etin g to Is vuiting o l th e hom e of h e r son
son. M o v in g th e cam p w as begun flict w h ic h h a s b e set i)art.s of S p a in
e a rth ,
—
Floyd E bon,
J a s i w eek n n d is no w co m p leted e x ­ fn m llla r to m a n t B asques here.
I
n
B
ilbao,
th
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la
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food
w
as
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b
a
lc e p t fo r a few m in o r d e tails. T he
scarce, “W o lived on bla ck b rea d a n d I'rld ay evening, M U s M ary C a m p ­
c o m p an y v a c a te d ilie Rock Creek a g a, n . a n d h is b ro th e r, Jo se p h ., 15,
bell served a s q u e en over th e spring
•cam p w h ic h h a s s e r i c d a s Its w in ­ w ho w ere e v a c u a te d from th e w ar- r ic e .' D om ingo said.
O
n
e
pie
ce
of
black
b
re
a
d
a
n
d
a
songs, dances, a n d w inding of th e
te r q u a rte r s f o r th e p a s t e ig h t to rn K>ne th r o u g h effo rts of th e
h a n d fu l of rice wa.s ih c lr r a tio n fo r M aypole. M rs. FTed H ill a n d M rs.
m o n th s . C o n .stru ctlo n a n d cleanup A m erican co n su l in Bilbao,
a da y ; Uic la d s sa id .
J . C, Plxton, B urley, sta k e board
I n S p a in
Y ears
w o rk a l th e S h o s h o n e c nm p Is go­
T lie boys w ere lan d ed re c e n tly a l m em bers a tlen d e d .
T h e tw o y o u th s h a d been In Sp a in ,
in g a lo n g a t n la s t p ace. N um er­
M r. and Mr.-s. E arl FalrchU ds.
o u s re p a irs a n d c h an g e s a re being fo r th e p a s t f o u r a n d one h a lf years, N ew Y ork, a n d by he lp o f S e n a to r
m a d e o n th e bu ild in g s, Ih e-g ro u n d s stu d y in g a n d liv in g w ith th e ir uncle, W illiam E . B o ra h , w ere tr a n s p o rte d B u tte. Mont., visited frien d s here
on M onday.
/
m u st be c lea n ed n n d a su fficie n t M arco s A badel, a t Ib a?fcn g u elu a. 20 q uickly to th e ir ho m e s he re .
Ml.« Y olanda T insley h a s com ­
T h e y sa id It w as “ good” to be In
k ilo m ete rs fro m B ilbao,
wood s u p p ly , o W aln ed b(tfore w>
pleted h e r tlilrd y e a r o f le ac h in g
T h e y so ld ih e mo-st h o rrify in g a pe ac efu l countr>-. once again.
on th e p ro je c ts c a n be sta rte d
s ig h t th e y w itn e sse d wo.s th e b o m b ­
in g a n d c o m p lete d e stru ctio n of
R o a d W ork
O u e m ic a , s m a ll c ity n e a r B ilbao, by
• ’Tlie m a jo r p r o je c t to be c arried reb el avlatorB .
o n d u rin g th e su m m er wUl be road
■’W e ^ x re r e t u m l ^ by tr a i n fro m
m a in te n a n c e a n d n o t co n stru ctio n B ilbao ^"Ith o u r uncle," D om ingo
o f th e R a c k C reek ' rqa.d,
said , " P ro m th e tr a in we saw 27
in a fo rm e r n e w s ite m . T h is worl. b o m b ers approaching."?.
Is to In clu d e th e w idening bf llic
T h e n , h e r e la te d , -?«itlc .the tr a in
C a k le y -R ig e r io n
ro a d
belw ce
sUll m oved, p a n ic strle k e n p a sse n ­
B o s t c t t v a n d th e S h o sh o n e cami
g e rs leap e d fro m co ach es, a fr a id
N u m e ro u s tu r n o u ts a rc to b e maC
t h a t th e s h ip s o v e rh e ad w ould d ro p
a lo n g tills r e a d to occommodai
bom bs o n th e c ars. ,
th e tr a f f ic , a s th e ro ad w as cor.
L « ap I n to S tre a m
str u c tc d to sin g le tra c k sta n d ard s,
T lic re w as a fimiili .slream n e a r th e
Aji u n e x p e c te d snow fall a t S h o
lrnck.s. In to th is le a jw l th e f rig h t­
■shone C C C c a m p S a tu r d a y nlgiil, e ned Jcksthng jjcople, th e two lad s
d elay e d c a m p c o n slru c tlo n work fur a n d th e ir u n c le in c lu d ed .
a co u p le o f dny,s. ’Tlie snow fall was
T h e w ater wn.i d eep e n o u g h to
e stim a te d a t fro m six lo n in e Inches ro v e r th e m , a n d th e y a lle rn a te ly
deop.
.» iu n a n d flo a te d w h ile frnm O u erS p o rt I*rogram
ilca c am e th e Ih u n d e r of huge
Sjwrt-s a n d reo ren llo n will pliiy liomlks ,(ind Ih e c ra c k le o f m a ch in e
a n I m p o r ta n t p a r i In tlie enrollcch’ guM.H b eing tuine<l In to th e m iirkel
e d u c a tio n a l p ro g ra m a t Sho.<ihone place,
c a m p ih ls su m m e r, T h e c a m p so ft­
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b all te a m Is gctlliiK In Minpc for m ingo, ‘'W e
hom e iH-ople d ro w n .
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to n ., p in g -p o n g a n d tra c k work from th e s lr lr k e n c ity , le av ing 11 a
will be m a d e aeces.slble lo llie en o f flu m ln g w re ck a g e, th e jxim lollce,
riiHer.’i c ra w led to th e b ank of th e
I n a d d itio n In ll(hl•'tl^.^, "All C alnp h tieiini. a n d ex h aiiite< i, co liap 'ed
Niclil,'.” will he held a t h'kuI,
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flro to en jo y p ro g ra m s given by Ihn D u e m lra , T h e e n tir e c ity w as b tirn en io lle es, te ll Jokes a n d Join In Ing.
Rrou]i JilnRln|{, T h e r a m p rd iiea" T h e re w ere c lilld r r n a n d old |>eollo u a l ndvlher orgunl7/',H a n d s u p n - jile fltiin d ln g a ro u n d , c rjln g ,’’ sa id
vlM'.'i Che eiite iC n liu n en t whic'ti /his IJotnlngo.
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ta ln g a Ii IkI i c a m p m orale.
fro u j 11111)00 to Jlo rd e au x . fVonce, by
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- Spain, Tell War Horrors
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fou n d er of lh<> F i r s t H ebrew
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g e t unu * rw a y he re M o n d a y u n d e r
th e d irec tio n of w , V. O lds, su p e r­
v isor o f th e Je ro m e R e c re a tio n a s ­
soc iatio n .
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B ill P a tty a n d E rm a G old, will a id
a t th e tw o p la y g ro u n d s w h ic h .will
b e m a in ta in e d . T h e .swimming pool
Is a lso e x p ec ted to be open to ,the
p u b lic M o n d a y .'
T lio r e e rc a llo n p ro g ra m will
th r o u g h A u g u st Into S e p te m b er a n d
a c om plete sched u le h a s b e en draw n.
T h e ossoclatlo}} is sponsored by 35
local civic o r g a n lio tlo n s. M em bers
o f th e b o a rd Include H arold B . R o b ­
e rts , h ig h school p rin c ip a l, c h a ir ­
m a n : H a l W allln g to n , vice p re si­
d e n t; M rs. W . O . P hoe nix, se c retary ;
M rs. B. A. H en d ric k so n . L. M. Z ug.
B ry a n H e n .y . M rs, M cM ahon. H . 8.
S to ck to n a n d M rs. R . H . C allcn.
U N IT Y
a t K in g H ill o n d w ill spend her
v a ca tio n he re .
M r*. O sca r P ike Is 111 a t he r
hom e, S h e re tu r n e d S u n d a y from
S a lt L ako C ity.
M r. a n d M rs. Leo H om er and
fam ily h a v e m oved to Uie Georgo
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from te a c h in g a t F ra n k lin .
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or of th e 11th b ir th d a y a n n iv ersa ry
o f h e r d a u g h te r , M innie.
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a n d M rs. P e a rl W alla ce , H ollyw ood,
W EN D ELL, J u n e 4 (g p ec lal) — Collf.
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n ig h t. B ishop J o h n F . D ixon ,wlll o f ­
fic ia te a n d In te r m e n t w ill bo In
W endell c em e tery . T h e body m ay, be
view ed a t th e fa m ily h o m e before
tim e of th e services.
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New Sample of Old Diplomacy ■
The Spanish government-has prepared a “White
Book” which presents its case to the family of nations
much in the same manner 6f ^ little boy "telling” on
the neighborhood toughies ■who h eat him up.
“This “White Book” is supposed to be a complete
: and untinted resume of the conditions under which
, the government was forced into civil w ar and how it
was unfalrljr clouted by outsiders aw aitihg their
■chance tp scavenge the marbles th at might roll from
the Spanish pockets. . .
All this is well and good. There should be a frank
^record of a situation \wich has been m covered with
■the slime of intrigue and. covert plotting-and so
■fraught w ith the danger of a general war. But the
j record doesn’t end there.
: Cables report th at the “White Book,” as prepared
[for the League of Nations council, deals mamly with
“Italian aggression” against Spain, with little men­
tion of Germany’s p art on the Rebel side. The only
Ilogical deduction is that the Loyalists, withi the silent
; approval of France and G reat B ritain , were mov,jng
i to minimize German intervention, allow (’Hitler to
!wiUidraw from Spain w ithout loss of prestige and
(thus faring about a split in the lately cultivated Ber'lia-Rome friendship.
I Summed up, this means th a t diplomacy, the strict
ie thical requirements of vaunted foreign service
■i spools, and myriad peace and anti-Fascist leagues
fhave brought us no nearer, in actual practice, to inJtem ational honesty-than we were before, during and
after the World war.
I t does not take a -genius a t modem history to reiall how the allies colored half the facts and concealed
'^the other h alf in order to drag tke U nited States into
.the W orld w ar. I t is on tl\e record th a t Japan sided
WillPth^jdlies because the Japanese were offered an
■jeasy gra® of German possessions in the Orient. And
tta\th e ;caae of Rumania, which sold out' tQ -the allies
merely because they could promise more w ar spoils,
we have a classic example of intrigue on the grand
jscale.
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i Books,” “Red' Books,” and “Yellow Books” issued by
Ihe individual governments in a feeble effort to
whitewash their own guilt. They provided valuable
details for the technical historian, b u t they did not
r«veal the scheming and plotting or the underhand
methods of w ar making th at m ignt steer future gen
erations away from the same kind of trouble.
Experience still is our best teacher, and Americans
who feel the stirrings of interest in some “glorious
cause” overseas should refer w ithout delay to the
current manipulation of Spain’s "W hite Book” and
all th a t it implies.
■ Toward Democracy
When the spring elections in Belgium dealt a
crushing blow to the ambitions of th a t country’s Fas­
cist p a n y , it began to look as if the swing toward
dictatoremp might be subsiding in Europe. Further
evidence to the same effect is now provided by the
eleotlona In Holland.
In Holland the voters gave a strong endorsement
to the "middle of the road’’ policies of Premier Hcndrikus CoUJn. The Dutch Nazi party , which had ex­
pected to win at least 10 seats in Parliament, appar­
ently gets no more than four. The Dutch Commun­
ists B uffered a similar setback and evidently must
forfeit several of the seats they now hold.
F o r a time It looked as if the swing toirard dlctatorahip would be irresistible. The democrudes have
got th e ir second wind, however, and the old atnnilards
of freedom and liberty are advancing oncci more.
Job Need Continues
Imperfect as our statistics on unemployment are
they are a t least complete enough to show why tlioi-o
Is Buch a wide discrepancy between the Increnso in
employment since the pit of the deprcHsion and the
continuing large number of unemployed.
B lm res compiled by the Alexander Hamilton In■tituis ehow th a t In March the number of pniplnvi'd
peraoni In the United States rose to 41,(l!ia,l)oil_
highest fo r the recovery movement, with llio I'scontlon of last December, and h gain of 8,41);i,l)00 nincr
the depression low in March, 1988.
.. A t the same time, there are still—ncconlini; to
th lj same authorlty-D ,62-1,000 unemployed |ioi-aon»
. ' In the U nited States, a reduction of onlv nomp 7,000
:-000 from March of 1088.
. F or u men go back to work the population con. tln u e i to toereate. Thp supply of workers In lurRor
j, WW t l m It W«« when the depression'began. To end
N -l^m ployjnent, w^ must actually riach a higher Invcl
p.«»:«npJoynient jhan wo ever have known lipforo oven
t-.6j)»tl!*»t*earfc ,
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b o ilin c w ith in d lc n ttlo n
a n d I d o n 't cmre w bo k o o n i t
All Ih o K t h i o f f th e new spapen prli>t«4 x b o a t blo n d s b«, ln j m o re d a n * « ro « i th a n b ru n ­
e tte s I t (h e w h eel o f a m o to r
c a r a t n l|h t> _ th e j’ m a k e m e l ii •ler W h a t d o es t h a t New York
o p to m c trift k a o w s b o n t It a n jw ay? No m a tte r w h a t, h e My*,
we b io n d i r e c c r e r n aC arai v W an '
J u t u g o lcU y m an y b o d y (i*e
w h eir th e U (b ta o f a n o th e r ear
h it n> a t n l c h t
r u s ta k e ta jn e lf a f a l t u t a n y of
jrQor b n in e tte p o t S b o ti reader*,
a n d y o n c a n p i c k ' y o n r . own
Jodse*. U e . I i h ia k E a r l W UlUm i
o r th e s U te t r a f f ic fo rc e w o o ldn 't
. b e a b a 4 Jo d f* . W e ll le t som e*body fla s b a l l f h t In to o u r eyet, ‘
i t h e b n m e tte ’i a n d m in e. T h e n
I E a rl c a n p o t h i t f ln ie r o n t In
f ro n t o f n a a n d le e how «nlck>
ly e ac h o f n i rtc o r e ra n o rm al
v ltio n .
, r n b e t I c a n b lU hU f in f t r
q u ic k er th a n th e b ru n e tte c an . .
—A n A n rry Blond
H ey, Big G uy;
L arry B a u e t t ta y s h e « ‘a n U It
d litln c tly u n d e rsto o d h e Is n o t sell­
in g a n y tw o-«W ry b rick b u lid ln r a t
F a irfield . H e g o t In Uio dog-houae a t
h om e over th e m a tte r, an d i t h » p p e n ed lik e th is : L o rry to ld h U w ile
h e w as g o ing fish in g . As a m a tte r
n f fact, h e d k j go fish in g . B u t th e n
h U •wife .ip o tied a n ad v erU sem en t
In th e p a p e r b y H . 8 . B a js e tt, f a l r /leW. o tte rin g « a ld brick bulJdlng io r
ia le . a n d aho w a n te d to k now since
w h en d id L a rry ow n su c h a build in g ,
d id h e go to Palr(l« ld to sell i t o n th e
sly w h en h e sa id h e w as o u t fish ­
ing. w hy d id n ’t h e te ll h e r i i e o w e d
It, etc. etc.
, P . S .—L a rry ' looked p r e tty apUfy
In th o se n ew b o n d p a n ts la s t n ig h t.
no?
—E ta o ln S h rd ia
P o t fih o U :
A nybody in h is r ig h t m in d would
h av e to a d m it th a t T h e B a ro n cam e
th ro u g h w ith a rea lly to n g u a -tw lstin g n a m e y ttte r d a y . B u t hfert'a one
- f a n a c tu a l g e n t I knftw o f:
H a n i V on B p eeken-Spoken B lu m en fu n g a r.
— D on R e rald o
EDW ARD AND W A L L IE
T h ey ’re maVrlcd now a n d th e o f h
th e y h o p e
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NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS
PAUL MALLOK
n u m b e r. S h e c oiild p h o n e th e m ;
ti\Bt w o u ld u v e se v e ra l h o u rs '
w o rk .
S h e r u s h e d b a c k to th e n t w t s ta n d a g a in , a n d c h an g e d th r e a
o n * -d o lla r b ills f o r n ic k els. T h e
c le rk lo o k e d a t h e r in a sto n ish ­
B E H D R T , ■rkll'B m e n t, a n d a f te r sh e le ft, h e ta p p e d
r ITAUCK. JMa*a h is h e a d 'e x p re ssiv e ly . “N u ts l”
h e confid e d to th e y o u n g n u o a t
th e o th e r e n d o f th e co u n ter.
K si'a v irs
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.\onsB w»ac iBts Haw York tba A d o z en Ira te c u sto m e rs h a d
nlcbl of (hr rrlma. M thv •■■ic g la re d a t h e r f o r m o nopolU lng th e
train—« ptrteec aUkl f t r Morion. p h o n e b o o th , a n d o n e m a n th r e a t­
e n e d to c a ll a n o lllcer. B u t s h e
C H A P T E R X X IX
A R R IV IN G in M a n h a tta n a t 3 k e p t on, d e sp ite th e m .
S h e sp o k e to 4 0 -o d d d iffe re n t
o’clock fro m
G re e n lU U s,
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c u rio u s w o m e n ; re tic e n t
b e in g accused o f m u r d e r . W h ere a n d
w om en a n d g a rru lo u s w o m e n . S h e
s h a ll I go? W h ere c a n I h id e ? "
T h e first c o itio n s o f th e e v e n ­ h e a rd e v e ry e p ith e t t h a t w u a v e r
in g p a p e rs w e re a lre a d y on th e a p p lie d In th e g lo rlflca tto n o f th e
s tr e e ts , a n d th e m y ste rio u s d e a th fu rn ish e d ro o m ; s h e p ro m ise d a
o f J o h n W are H e n d r y h e a d lin e d d oz en w o m e n t h a t sh e a n d h e r
e v e r y f ro n t p a ge. D o ro th y b o u g h t s is t e r w ou]d ta k e ( h e ro o m w lth a copy a n d w e n t in to th e w a itin g o u t'd o u b t o n th e m o rro w .
B u t no w o m a n a d m itte d t h a t a
ro o m to re a d it. S o f a r on ly th e
b a r e s t d e tails h a d b e en m a d e y o u n g la d y , slim a n d b lo n d , h a d
ta k e n h e r ro o m t h a t day.
p u b lic .
H er lis t o f p h o n e n u m b e rs w a s
"P o lice a re c c n c e m c d ," s h e
r e a d , " o v er th e sim u lta n e o u s d is ­ d e p le te d ; n o w s h e m u st vJalt th e
S h e m u st
a p p e a ra n c e o t MJa* J o a n B a r re tt, o th e r room 5 lis te d .
s e c r e ta r y to th e m u r d e r e d m a n . w o rk sy ste m a tic a lly a n d h u r r i e d ­
A a f a r a* c an b e d e te rm in e d , M lu ly, b c c a u sc th e tim e w as slip p in g
B a r r e tt w as th e la s t p e rso n to se e by so q u ic k ly . T h ro u g h th e w in ­
M r. H en d ry a liv e ." T h a t w as a ll, do w s of th e te rm in a l sh e cou ld
th a t d o rk n c ss w a s a lre a d y b e ­
th e r e w as no re fe re n c e to J o a n 's
g in n in g to f a ll . . .
p a st.
A s s h e fo ld ed th e p% per to ­
S h e w o n d e re d w h e th e r i t w o u ld
g e th e r. h e r e y e fe ll u p o n th e be b e tte r to s ta r t o n th e e a s t sid e
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23. T h e w o rd s "R o o m s to l e f u p towTi o n th e w e s t sid e a n d
ftruclc h e r fo rc e fu lly .
w o rk so u th . S he c h ose th e la tte r
“ R oom s to le t," th e r e p e a te d to ro u te , sin c e s h e m ig h t lo se a n
h o u r o r m o re goin g f ro m c a s t to
h e rse lf.
w est in th e u p p e r p a r t o f-th o c ity .
S h e to o k th e w e s t sid e s u b w a y
ifaruptly, n su d d e n
CHE s
Idea o c c u rrin g to h e r .
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•w a s th e a fte rn o o n p a p e r ; Jo a n , line. T h is w a s th e lo c atio n o f th e
a rr iv in g in to w n b e fo re d a w n , first ro o m o n h e r list.
S he to jd th e la n d la d ie s, a s sh e
w o u ld h a v e b o u g h t a n e a r ly
m o rn in g e dition.
S h e le f t th e . m e t th e m , th e s a m e sto ry s h e h a d
p a p e r o n th e s e a t a n d r u s h e d to use d o v e r th e telephone,- v a ry in g
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c o n tin u a lly a n d so c o n m c ln g l y ;
s h e d e m an d e d b re a th le ssly .
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e r h e a d r a n g w ith th e d u ll echo
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c o u n te r. " J u s t o n e le ft," h e r e ­ of h e r o w n voice.
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p lie d . " I t ’s a lltU e to m . .
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T h e d a s s l f l ^ a ds, s h e n o tic e d b e tw e e n w a s to o g re a t, sh e to o k
w e r e In tac t. T h a t w a s en o u g h . a b u s o r a ta x i. S h e cH m bed
S h e h u r rie d b a c k to th e w a itin g e n d less , , c o n se c u tiv e flights of
r o o m a n d b e g an to c h ec k off th e s ta ir s . . .
a d v e r tis e d ro o m s in o r d e r o f lo ­
B u t s h e f o u n d n o tr a c e o f Jo a n .
c a tio n . S h e w o rk e d d e sp e ra te ly ; D isc o u ra g e d a n d de fe ate d , a ll
th e r e w e re so m a n y ad s—e o m a n y m a n n e r o f d o u b ts assailed h e r.
c o lu m n s o f a ds— In th e m o rn in g S h e k e p t on, n e v erth eless.
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t u n e B u t n o n e h a d r e n te d to a
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to w n a g a in , t o C plum bua C ircle,
a n d s h e c h a n g e d h e r co u rse a n d
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la t* t o s h o w th e ro o m th a t n ig h t;
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m o n iln * ,^ ^ ..
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p e rs is te d
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t il i f » te n o’clock. N o t e v e ry ­
b o d y goe s t o b e d so e a rly .”
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w h e n s h e c lim b e d th e steps of
t h e u n tid y h o tu e on th e poor side
s tre e t. . .
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to o k th e r o o m th is m orn in g ? "
D o ro th y a s k e d m ech a n ica lly .
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A slim , b lo n d y o u n g la d y ...M is s
A n d re w s .”
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r o w e d th e n a m e B ob w anlcd so
b a d ly t o g iv e to h e r. T car5 o f r e ­
lie f s p r a n g In to D o ro th y ’s eyes,
a n d sh e lo n g e d to hug M rs.
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th e w o m a n appeared.*
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' I ’l l s e e h e r l u s t n o w . I do w a n t
to b e s u r e it 's she,- how ev e r . .
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a n d d r e w f o r t h a sna p sh o t o f
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tr e m u lo u s ly .
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s is te r , e h ? "
. . . s h e le f t hom e h u r ­
r ie d l y th is m o rn in g . .
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o f e x p la n a tio n .
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— w ith h e r b o y frie n d .
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b o th b e e n lo o k in g f o r h e r a ll day
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lig h tin g u p h e r fac e. "W e 've no
p h o n e h e r e , b u t y o u c a n And one
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b r e a th e d .
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food.
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a nd- th e d e p o sit In a n d a ro u n d th e
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b a ttle d p o n o f A ttorney O e n e ra l P.
d ium u r a te . T h e d isease Is th u s a
r e m in d e r of th e o ld urio a cid b ellrt W . T n y lo r. Who, n t p ro p er urging,
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t h a t O ’M alley was n o t oualU led
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body a n d th e » m b a lfe cted , to ou'la r lr ir follnned Up t h a t tied/*
ta in a n a b a te m e n t of th e pain
•U in w llli a U tte r to th e aurtl■n«ls cw nea on only tow anln in r
•"r, r rq u f s iliif h im l« w ithhold
m o r n in t of th e new t d a y , . . Tim
n iin a h r e 'i ch erh tm lll hta a U tu a
p a tie n t h a a a a u d d en a n d nllglit
w as lii v r t llta lr d . T h e a u d ito r
raa piU , w hloh h e faU ely attrlb illen
to th e la s t c h a n g e o f position, a
f* siill liiyriU galIng — a ll of
f t \ p a ra p lra tlo n U a ucoerdid
''h i r b m sa n s th a t D unshee, like
Bleep,
lie w akes fre e r from
‘lie iith sr th re e o a p ltet bU ek
p a in , a n d fin d s Uie p a r t rec rm iy■>>eep, will work (o r a n mide*
aw ollen."
‘erm lnart period w ilh p u l pay.
■>un«hr« Hi,<t O ’M alley TOleed
T ila w orld’s / i n t a irp la n e fnc irry
.............. 'a llo n lo fig h t Ihe laaua.
w aa d^U blU hed In P r a n re by tlm
V olsln b r o th e r i,
f t Is a »irll know n fac t, how sver,
r
^
Ad Ezcltudre u id AtrthoritatlvA E rtnlnK l i ia e s Daily Glimpae into th«
Backgroand o f E t w U !b th e Natlon’i
. Capit4U . . . by America’s foremort
Ifiterpreter Giving Yoa Botii Sides.
. , *T>t the Chips Fall Where They
May."
(Oopyrfgbt. UST, P a u l U aO oc)
S X B E ffG T H
W ASK XN O TO N. J u n e 4 - W ar
m e n w ere l e u e x cite d a b o u t th e
R u«80> G erm a n
bom b-toasing
in
S p a in t h a n w ere th e flu tU ry d ip ­
lo m a t* . F lg b tln g m e n fe lt U ttle
p m p e c t o f tb e altuatlOD g e ttin g
o iit o f h a n d , f o r reasons w hich
so u n d c o n v lc d n g .
H lU er a n d M oiaoU nl, in tb e
t i n t ptaoe. a re m e r ^
tb e
b a rk e rs In t b e ir reapeoUve clr>
eoMS. B e b la d th e m . In th e in*
a id e te n t,
a r e tb e lr g eneral
a u f f a . N o m ilita ry m a n c a n
b e lie r e th e G e m a a a n d I t a l ­
ia n g e n e r a l a U ffa w eald risk a
m a jo r c o n flic t a t th is lim e, n n l e u th e y w ish to ooounlt na*
tio n a l suicide.
T h e i r k n o w n deficiencies have
l>een w idely a d v ertise d , b u t you c a n
g e t a b ird 's-e y e p ic tu re of Uie
w hole e ltu a U o n by considering one
sim ple ite m . W a rs c a n n o t be c o n ­
d u c te d w ith o u t Iron, flblpe, a ir ­
p la n e s, U n k s a n d m e n u n d e r a rm s
c o u n t m u c h In th e flra t onriish.
B u t w a r s a re n o t w on In th e f ir s t
c lash , a n d c o n flicts c a n n o t be su s­
ta in e d -W ithout Iron.
L a t e s t a v a ila b le official figures
(1035) sh o w th e rela tiv e s tr e n g th
o f th e naU o n a In Iron production
(m llU ons o f t o n s ) :
P r a n c e , 32.
G e rm a n y , 12.
H u ssla . 10.
B r ita in , 7.
J a p a n , 3.
,
I ta ly , 0.8.
\
N ote—S o m e c h an g e s h a v b oc­
c u rre d sin c e 1936. no ta b ly t h \ ac­
c e le ra tio n In B rita in and RuM la.
b u t I ta l y h a j n o t im proved and
th e 'r e l a tiv e Is a b o u t Uio sam e.
FA C E
N o a n s w e r t h a t y o u c a n f in d f o r
e ith e r G e rm a n y , I ta ly o r R ussia be­
in g inv o lv e d In th e S p a n ish fig h tin g
m a k e s a n y r e a l sense. T h e only
e x cu se f o r t h e ir In tere st in S p a u i
is p u r e ly p o litica l a n d n o t eco­
n o m ic o r reaso n ab ly purposeful.
' T o n n d e n U n d i t fully, yon
m u s t rec o lle ct t h a t th e d ic tato ra td p a developed because tb e ir
n a tio n s w ere d iisatU tled w llb
t h e d iv isio n o f th e bones a fte r
t h e 1914 d o g -fig b t. T h eir Idea
Is t o re s to re I h e b n a t l o u to a
d lp lo m a llo a n d econom ic posl*
tio n
In
th e
w orld—w ith o u t
f ig h tin g . T h e y th riv e on a g iU tlo n , b u t n o t on w ar.
S o f o r, Uicy liave done fairly
w en o n th e p o litica l side, b u t very
little o n th e econom ic side (except,
o f c o u rse , w ith in th e ir ow n bo r­
d e rs ) . N elU ier G erm a n y n o r Ita ly
h a s a n y a sseta w hich w ould e n ­
a b le i t to g a in th e a pproval o f th o
BBO f o r a b o n d issue. T h ey a re
m e re ly m a in ta in in g th e b e st faoe
p o ssib le to cover th e ir in te rn a tio n a l
p o v e rty , m a k in g th e b e st of th e ir
b a d situ a tio n .
T h e ir cau se in Sp a in is p u re ­
ly p o lltlra l fac e-sav in g and facem a in ta in in g . A nd if they do
n o t 'in te n d to d o it irtth o u t
f ig h tin g a ge neral war, th e y
t h a t D u n s h e e ,b e a t some one else to
th e p u n c h by w ritin g for th e o p in ­
ion. I n a desk d raw er n o t very f a r
f ro m D u n sh ee 's office h a s reposed
a a ltn ila r op in io n since J a n u a r y o f
th is y e a r. T h e hold e r of t h a t o p in ­
ion, w h ic h a c tu a lly w as n o t d ir e c t­
e d a t D unshee, m erely se t th e p r o ­
c e d u re n tte n rto n t to becom ing a
r l tli e n of th o s ta te , would u n d a u b trd ly h a v e used th e p a p e r la t^ r
on. E ith e r h e w ould have flo u rIshed i t a bout, or some of his frien d s
w ould h ave w ritte n , ashing for op ln Iona o n th s m a tte r,
'i'h e a tto rn e y g eneral is d u ty
b o u n d to a n sw e r such le tte rs a c ,co rd In g to th o e x ac t le tte r of th e
law . )ll9 o a th of office w ould p e r ­
m it n o o th e r m ethod o( dlso h a rg tiiK d u tle a. I t m u st n o t tw supposed
In til" c a n f lB o f O ’Malley a n d
niuiB linn t h a t C lenrrnl T nylor Is p u rAiihig a personul rourse.
(Mott a u rp r lih ii d e vclopm rnt
of Ihn e n tire a ffa ir waa linnded
o u t to nnnipatH -rm en shortly
.tf l r r Ibn 0 ‘t>tallcy in rld e n t.
M lU I-nianiirred, rlg a r chew ing
e io » rrn « r IJarsllla CTark c u t
looM w ith a blaat a g a in st f o r­
m e r O nvcrnnr C. Ben ItnM
w hich
prubalily
maile
th a t
w o rth y m um ble a b i t
In hrlef, U»e governor c h arg cd
U iut O, lie n Ross, him self, prob­
ab ly w as J u s t aa m u c h to b lam a for
th e O ’M alley o v e rd raft a« waa
O 'M alley. O 'M alley h a il Uie tou g h
ei)d o t th e d e al du rin g th e depres­
sio n wlU) th e Insurance fu n d , b u t
w h en th in g s b e gan to piek u p a n d
bu sin e ss bimined. i t was discovered
th e leK lslatlve a p p ro p ria tio n w a sn 't
a u rrio le n t lo huy prInU ng, paiw r.
"UPPlles. a n d so on. O oT em or C lark
th o u g h t p e rha pn G overnor Itos*
m ln h t hav n ix in n ltte d th e p u rch a se
nrile rn to slip by. C lark InU in ate d
t h a t p e rh a p s O ’M alley did n o t know
Uio m one A w a a iMilng spent, or h a d n 't
elg n ed th e p urcjiaee orders.
fieverlhnlesa, O 'M allay w as th e de p a r li n e n t h e ad , a n d th e law s a y i th e
d siM rtm e iit hnad sha ll be a d ju d g ed
g u ilty for a n y o v e rd rafu ,
O ln ik w ound u p h is b la st a g a in s t
Uostt w ith th e M atem snt th a t since
'■ (lovnrnor R obs liked to sa y 'I did
I t' h a m ig h t like to taka c re d it for
th e o v e rd ra ft."
All I h . y a lT a b iu l D nnshM 'a
rltls e n a h lp la th U i D ansbM . belitg th e u g h t e apable, waa tra n e p e rl« 4 fro m P a aadena I s D k e m b e r o( 1DS5 U u k e e b arg a o f
th a a la le 'a publln h e aith a d m ln M r a t le n . I la U ek c harge th e
d a y a flc r h e g a t hare. IIU eem m la elen w a sn 't a l|n a 4 u n til ale
lu onU ia la te r w hen QoTarBef
a re a lo t e ra s te - th a a mett aa*
W h a t G e rm a n y a n d I ta ly rea lly
n e ed a r e r a w m a te ria ls, gold, In tern a U o n ^ b a lan c e, c re d it, etc., a n d
th e y kn o w very w ell th e y w ill n o t
fin d th e s e In S p a in .
P IN C E R S
T h e o n ly a sse t possessed by Ita ly
o r G e rm a n y w hich Is c au sin g a n y
f e a r a ro u n d B ritis h o r F re n c h
G H Q ’s is th e ir a ir forces. H ow m u c h th e s e w ould a m o u n t to r ig h t
now is n o t e n tire ly c lea r. I n Spal
th is a sse t h a s n o t b e en enhanci
a s la w ell know n.
M ilita ry e x p e r u o u tsid e th e
a ervlce stlU sa y n o g round
g a in ed in S p a in by a lip la n ea ,
th e y w e re m e re ly p roved to be
eyea a n d
p ro p a g a n d ists
of
a rm e d forces. T h a t Is, th e y
r o rlz e th e p opula ce a n d c a n be use d
a g a in s t tro o p s I n m a n y In sta n ce s.
B u t m a n y s till rem e m b e r t h a t c o n sc rlpU on c o u ld n o t, o r a t le a s t w aa '
n o t, tr ie d in L o n d o n lU til th «
Z e p p e lin s s ta r te d bom bing th e city.
A ir m e n te ll th e o th e r sid e o t th e
s to ry w h ic h everybody know s.
H ow ever, o n tb e s e a o r ta n d .
F r a n c e a n d E n g ia p d se em to
lia v e U(Ue rea ao n (o be a p p re ­
h e n siv e. T h e F re n c h fo rtific a U ons a re r a te d by m o st m ilita iT
a u th o ritie s a s b e in g w ell-n ig h
Im p re g n a b le . Tfae B ritish fleet,
holdlQ g a n a d ra n tA g e over G er­
m a n y to d a y w h ic h is g re a te r
t h a n a t th e o n ts e t of tb e W orld
w ar, con ld c e rta in ly be e x ­
p e cte d to k eep H itler’s pocket
b a ttle s h ip s in th e J4 o rib aea
p o c k et w h ic h n a tu r e h a s f u rn la h ed . T h e I ta l ia n flee t w ould
d o m in a te th e M e d lte rra n e a o in
a n y o u tb re a k toda y. B u t E ngla n c o n tro ls G ib r a lU r a n d th e
S u e t. M ussoU ni'a bo a ts could
p a d d le a ro u n d in tb e pond, b u t
E n g la n d c ould k e ep th e m th e re
a n d m a in ta in its lo n g e r U fe-line
a ro u n d th e H o rn to th e F a r
E a s t.
T h is sh o u ld be enough to c o n ­
v in c e n e a r ly an y o n e th a t, w h en
H itle r a n d M ussolini a re th in k in g
u p th in g s to do th e se days, s ta r l­
in g a w a r Is n o t one of th e m .
C H E C K IN G UP
I t is so m u c h o f a se cret, even
th e T V A d o e s 'n o t know t h a t M r.
R oosevelt h a s b e e n 'd o in g a little
p riv a te In v estig atin g of t h a t o r ­
g a n iz a tio n o n h is ow n a cc o u n t. \
c o m m lttce o f U irce w as c h osen very
c au tio u sly by th e W h ite H ouse to
ta k e a look a ro u n d th e o rg a n lr^ tlo n . T ru stw o rth y offlclols in th e
a g ric u ltu r e a n d com m erce d e p a rt­
m e n ts w ere n a m e d o n th e com ­
m itte e .
T h e ir c h e c k in g show ed th e TVA
g r a d e o f p e rso n n e l w as h ig h and
e ffic ie n t, a n d w orking fa irly well,
b u t th e K h ls m b etw een opposing
f a c tio n s Is k e ep in g th e o rg a n lta llo n
f ro m r e a c h in g th e degree of e ffi­
ciency w h ic h Is d e sired. R e com ­
m e n d a tio n : A sp a n k in g fo r bo ih
fa c tio n s o r e x pulsion o f one.
A ction m a y c o m e . shortly.
i
HAZELTON
|
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A n d re w J e a n o f H a se lto n a n d
M iss R u t h S te w a rd o f n o r th e r n
Id a h o w ere m a rrie d a t B a lt r.alce
c i t y S a tu r d a y a n d will m a k e th e ir
ho m e In 'r\^-ln F o IIb. BoUi young
pe ople a re g r a d u a te s o f t|ie U nlvsr*
slty o f I d a h o .
M is4 Allco Byniffl, who rec en tly
g r a d u a te d fro m a T w in F a lls b u si­
n e ss oollegoj Is em ployed In Ui*
H a rry N elson office a t T w in Falls.
M rs. H a r r y Ito ss*underw enl a m a ­
jo r o p e ra tio n a t P rovo, U ta h . M on­
d a y a n d la g e ttin g alo n g wall.
Itnv, a n d M rs. C ha rles lla w lry
h a v e re tu r n e d fro m S a lm o n w here
th e y v isite d th e ir son a n d fam ily.
T h e n e w office rs of Uio H n u lto n
G a r d e n c lu b a re ; P re sid e n t, M rs,
D o n ald A dnm s; vice p re sid e n t, M rs.
O eorgn O a r m a n :> e c r e U r y , M rs, B e r t
Marlow, a n d tr r a s u r c r , M rs. H a rry
Nye,
T lin R o b e k a h lodge e n te r ta in e d a t
b e n e fit c a r d p a r ty la s t week w hen
six tn b le a w ere a t play, h ig h nrx)rn
goin g t o M n . E lm e r R lenm n. A d e s­
s e r t lu n c h e o n w ae le rv e d p receding
th e g a m es.
'I tio follow ing H a se lto n young p eo­
p le will receive de g rren from th o
U n lv e n lty o f Id a h o Uils y e a r: W ale tta
a n d V e rn e tta
H tokesberry, »
E d y th * B la tte r, D o ro th y H o rnhornt.
M r, a n d M rs. B, R. K in c aid who
a re m o v in g to K ysaa, O re ., to m a k e
th e ir h om e , h a r e f d d th e ir hom e
a n d p ro p e rty to M a rte l Llndsav.
M rs. O aoll B o tt e n te r ta in e d th e
M o n d a y M ight brid g e c', ib a t h e r
ho m a S a tu r d a y in h o n o r o f M rs. K.
B, K in c a id , w ho i t m oving to Nysaa.
A g if t w aa p re se n te d to th e honored
giiost.
T h e h e a v y snow o f S a tu r d a y n ig h t
dam age<l tre e s a n d flow er g a rd e n s
in th la aeoUon by b e n d to f th e m to
th e g ro u n d a n d . in m a n y histanoes,
bre a k in g UVem.
D r. a n d
H opper w en t to
W elser to .a tte n d th e fu n e ra l of H er­
m a n . H ln a a o f T w in F a lls on
T uesday.
N a p o lto n M la b lto h e d ’ a Jballpon
o rpe In 17»t. te n y e a n a f te r th e
Ira t aucoessfu) p a sse n g e r flight.
lU a e l« o h v f p e n a n d
hka n a m e aereea lh a ferm . I h e
la w a a y a a a l/ M ia l a e te r n a y b s - '
M v f/le e haldM'/
m M r a e n c a n b eeew e a n elee ter
n S r b y llr ta g I n th e e la te »la
M ontlM be fo re hoM irtg « » « « •
n u i ' a w lia l ! • « M r. D aa sb ee ,
B u i b a a W m a . ”1 a m lu a t aa
m u e h a e lllse n aa O ev e rn e r
C la r k , h b a ea ll."
T h a c o v a n o ^ diA o't
MS«y, Wn* *, IWT
IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TW IN FALLS. IDAHO
RQBIN$ON ORDERED TO PUSH COMPROMISE COURT BIB
“Wallis Blue” Boudoir Ready for
^fDI! IN IS VOTE C O N T R A C T BRIDGE IlElTEfiS ADO
Duchess of Windsor at Old Castle
OPmiCLOES
' FiMEASyiH'
• By William E. McKennay___________ ■
PRESENl SESSION
F a rm T enancy, N u is a n c e T ax,
Slum C le a ra n c e Also
L is te d on A ponda
By I-Y LE C. W IL S O N
W A S H IN G T O N . J u n e 4 CU-PJ—
rrc .sid c n t R o o se ve lt rtflu rn e d today
to th e b a ttle fo r ju d ic ia l rcorgnnl7.a(ion wUl\ o rd ers to s e n a to r m a jo r ­
ity lender Jo se p h T . R o b in so n to
pu^ll a com prom ise bill to ro te n l
thi.s ;esr,lon.
Prc.sltlcnt a n d coh g rc ss a rc m ov­
ing tow ard a test, o t slr® nglli
m n jo r l;£ u c s .-B u l c o m p ro m tc a p ­
p e a rs liievltable. D e m o cratic o p p o n ­
e n ts of c o u rt r e o rg a n iz a tio n said
ilioy w elcom ed th e chollenR e a n d
w ould d e fe a t th e W h ite Hou.ie Ju­
dic ial p ro jrn m .
L ists K cy slo n es
Robliisoi) ILstcd New D eal legis­
lativ e keysloiic.s fo r th is .session as:
1. F a rm te n a n c y .
2- Slum c lea rnnc e.
k
3, E x te n sio n ot nul-w nce ta x es a n d
^
c laslng ta x evasion loopholes.
4. E xecutive- dep n rtm cn c a n d Ju ­
dic ial reo rg an iza tio n .
.■i.-WaBC n n d h o u rs bill.
J5iit h e -q u ic k ly d en ied th is was
ft W hite H oilsc '‘m u st list." E jia ctn ic n t w as n o t Im ix ra tlv e b u t w as
desirable, h e snld.
C on fe rs a t W h ite HouM
H e c o n fe rred f o r m o re th a n tw o
h<5u rs a t th e W h ite H ouse lo s t n ig h t
w itfi tJie P re sid e n t, E m erg in g . Rob*
I j m n .said h e exp ec tcd n c o u rt vote
before a d jo u rn m e n t b u t In tim a te d
com prom ise so b ro ad ly t h a t It w as
believed th e P re sid e n t m ig h t tln a ll y con sen t to lim itin g reo rg an iza ­
tio n to th e low er c o u rts, leaving th e
sup rem e c o u rt a t It* n o rm a l m em bcr.«h1p. R ob in so n sa id , how ever,
t h a t th e h ig h b e n c h 'n « d e d "new
blood."
A com prom ise fav o red by m any
R oosevelt m e n In th e se n a te would
increase th e su p re m e c o u rt from
n in e lo elev en In c o n tra s t w ith th e
• Increase o£ six pro po sed by th e
P re sid e n t In hla c o u rt m essage on
F eb . 5.
C oin cid e n t w ith th e su m m o n s of
R obinso n t o th e W h ite H ouse, th e re
wa.s a n u n c o n firm e d r e p o rt M r.
R oosevelt c o n te m p la te d ask in g a ll
fe d e ra l Judges to p o stp o n e th e ir vac aU ons to c le a r tlie lr docket*. T h e
s u p rem e c o u rt su m m e r reccss b egan
th is week.
SPKIEA
V
L
*
coom w
W e a th e r, D rop D a ta Show
Gold W e a th e r G enerally
S lo w in g O row th
I Is m o stly p la n te d
« n d som e b e ets h a v e b e en th in n e d ,
th a weokJy w e a th e r a n d c ro p su m ­
m a ry by th e U n ite d S ta te s d e p a r t­
m e n t of a g ric u ltu re w ta tlie r b u rea u
an of Ju n o 3, show s.
Som e be « t field s h a v e b e en a b a n ­
doned becau.^e of p o o r sta n d s, tlie
ir p o r t co|Ulnuc.'i, a n d a ifa U a Is
ll,^te<f a s b ackw ard.
In C a m a s c o u n ty , th e rejw rt
Rl\c)W.s. wlnlLT w h e a t i.'i looking, fin e
\kllli onls, p a stu re s, m eadow s' a n d
ran g e s good. G oo d in g c o u n ty shows
m a-'t a ll cro p s in a satl.ifac to ry c o n filtlon b u t b a ck w ard . A t W endell
pcirn Is frpm th rc n lo six In rh cs
lilgh, P a stu re s, ra n g e s a n d tru ck
iTOiM a re good.
At R ichfield In L in co ln cou n ty
th e w e a th e r Is listed a s hIUI too
rold for good g row th . M orm on
iT lckeis a re r e p o r tr d iij g r e a t n u m tiers. ISeuns a n d Ueots a r« (air w ill'
m eadow s, p a stiirrs, ran g e s a n d polaloffi slow.
M axim um te m p e r a tu re d u rin g tho
week e n d in g Jiiiin 'i w as DO above
a t W rls rr. W ith low rec o rd e d a t
New M eadow s bein g 33 above.
Bjr W M . E. M cKEN N EV
S e c retarjr, A m erican Bridge L eague
T h e b rid g e p lty e r w ho h a s "tw o
strin g s to h is bow" is m u c h m ore
llkcJy to p ro d u ce th e p leasin g m usic
o t a iu im ie d c o n tra c t t h a n th e
p la y e r w ho d e p e n d s o n o nly one.
T h is, o r co u rse . Is th e rea so n why
tljc ad v ice Is rep e ate d so o ften
th a t a d e cla re r. In m a k in g h is plan
o f play, sh o u ld leave th e w ay open
fo r a n a lte r n a tiv e line of play if
th e first lin e fails.
I n to d ay 's h a n d , w hich Is n o t
difficu lt. It w as bccause th e d e­
c la re r m a d e th e co rrec t p la n of
play a n d reserv ed a n n lic rn atlv e
in c&sc fjje /jr-il lin e
th a t
th e c o n tra c t w as m ade,
T lie b id d in g of b oth K nst an d
W est w as ba.spd on th e fn cl th a t
N o rth n n d S o u th w c jr v ulucrablc.
and
th e y
w ere
not.
A t four
sp a d es th e sa crifice w ould be slig ht,
b u t N o rth h a d too m a n y h ig h c ard s
a n d S o u th to o m u c h d h ir lb u tio n to
p e rm it a p a y in g sacrifice.
Today’s C ontract Problem
S o y th 's
c o n tra c t of five
h e a r ts h a s b e en d o u b le d b y
Enst- S h ouM S o u th d e p en d
u p o n a su c cc ssfu l tru m p finesse
fo m a k e th e c o n tra ct?
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V A 83
♦ n iO D B 7 6 2
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A A 95
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A ll v u l. O p en e r— 4 3.
S o lu tio n in n e x t issue.
Solution to P revious
C o n trac t Problem
S c a rc h e rs F ind F ra g m e n ts
Of H a il P o s tm a rk e d
D e cem b e r 14
V Q 65
♦ 10 5
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Pa ss
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O p en in g le a d — 4 Q.
A L PIN E. U ta h . J u n e 4 (U.R) —
F ra g m e n ts of tw o le tte rs believed to
be from th e m a ll load or a W estern
A ir E xpress pia n c th a t c ra sh ed ill
m o u n ta in s n e a r h e r t D ecem ber 15.
today w ere ndded to o th e r c lues
th a t h ave s e t scores o f m e n on an
Intensive se arch for th e pla n e.
A irline ofricials a nd In d ep e n d en t
-•'enrchrrs believed t h a t la te s t leads
indic ated th e y were o n a h o t tra il
tliBt m ig h t lead to-fllscovery o f the
cra.'ihcd sh ip a t a n y tim e.
C o -flad e rs of th e la te s t c lu es w ith
Will H ealy a n d F r a n k B a te m a n .
Whose o riginal dl.scovery o f m a ll
from tlie sh ip p re c ip ita te d th e p re ­
se n t se arch , w ere Iv o r E v a n s a n d
Je.s.se S p a ffo rd . Y esterd ay
th e y
picked up a n envelope p o stm a rk e d
Los Angeles, D ecem ber, 14, " B a te ­
m an' nnd H ealy also discovered a d ­
ditional m all clues y e sterd a y , b u t
tlicy refused to na m e th e lo c atio n
of th e ir find.
R um ors circ u la ted today' t h a t th e
Wn/ic's ln.?trum ent board h a d been
v u l.
E a it
*4.
P a ss
tli a t h e h a d to lose o n e d ia m o n d
tric k , a n d t h a t th e c o ih ra c t n ^ g h t
r e s t o n a successful h e a r t fines.se.
H e could d iscard o n e lo ser o n th e
sp ad e king, b u t th is d id n o t solve
h is problem .
C orrectly an aly z in g Ills problem ,
}ic won th e sccojid trJcJc w ith tJie
ace o f clubs, a n d th e n Jed a low chib
to th e queen, d ro p p in g th e la s t a d ­
verse tru m p . Now h e !cd « d ia m o n d
to th e dum m y.
W est w ent u p w ith t h e a cc nnd
led his only h e a r t; b u t H w as loo
la te. T lic ace won a n d th e lasers
w en t o n th e h ig h sp a d e a n d d la mbnd.
H ad W est ro fu icd to w in th e
diam ond, th e n a d iscard w otild have
been ta k e n a n d th e h e a r t finesse
tried.
Finally, h a d W cit o p en ed
h e a rt, th e h a n d , of co u rse, w ould
have gone dow n one tric k , a s
h e a r t, king w ould h av e b een
tabllshed before th e ace o f d ia ­
m o n d s w as d riv en out.
. lO opjT lght. 1937, NEA S erv ice. Inc.
discovered, b u t v e rific a tio n waa
lacking.
B a te m a n a n d H ea ly y e sterd a y
b ro u g h t F re d W .
W A E chleX
pilot, to a c lu m p o f tr e e s th tit
show ed m a r k a .o f th o Im p a c t of a
heavy body. T ree * w ere s h a tte re d
as If fro to a h e av y blow.
O il d e cla re d to b e u n m ls U k a b iy
from th e c ra n k c a a e o f a n a lrp la n o
h a s previously b e en fo u n d o n tho
m o u n ta in side.
O bjections R aised
To U se of D uce’g
P h ra ses on D ress
RO M E, J u n e 4 W.PJ'— O b je c ­
tio n s w ere r a is e d to d a y by th e
n e w sp a p er II L avoro F u c l s t a . to
th e use of (lu o U tlo n s f ro m M u s­
so lin i's a pee che s aa de co ratlv o
m o tifs on w om en’s p r in t d resse s.
T h e p a p e r d e scrib e d th e d ress
of o ne y o u n g g irl a a being
s ta m p e d a ll ove r w ith "m em o c'a b le f ig h tin g p h r ta e a o f M u sso ­
lini."
- T h e Fasclflt w a r cry— A Nol
— ( Ic fs go) w aa r e p e a te d sev­
e ra l tim e s ," 'th e p a p e r s a id , “a n d
in som e cases w aa lo c a te d o n th e
dress w here, be ca use o f th e a s ­
soc iation o f Id ea s, i t to o k o n a
m eaning, th e le a a l o f w h ic h c a n
be sa id , w as u n e x p ec ted .
" T h is girl m a y
pe rso n ify
v irtu e ; s h e m a y be a s a in t; b u t
h e r person d o e sn 't se em to be
th e place to r e c o u n t t h a t we
m u st; 'M arch , o o n a tru c t a n d . If,
necessary, S ip ii to w l n l '”
Tow nsendites H e a r
T alk b y O rg a n iz w ;
A R N O L D S T n N , A u stria , J u n e 4
(U.PJ—A W allis blue bgud o lr aw aited
th e d u c h e s s ;o f W indsor to d a y a t
old W asscrleonburg c a stle w here ahe
a n d th e duke w ere e xpected late
to n ig h t on th e ir honeym oon.
W allis blue wall p a p e r a n d W allis
bJuo cavcrlnes lo r th e Wrchwood
f iim ltu re w ere given a f in a l Inspec*
tlon tcKluy O.S. W orkmen le ft th e es­
ta te a fte r ren o v a tin g th e ca.itle and
rc-d o ln g tlic gnrdens.
T h e w h ite c u rta in e d F r e n c h w in­
dow s o t th e boudoir looked o u t
across th e sw im m ing pool, it,n n u ­
m erous cra ck c d tila i rep la ce d , ond
dow n a b e au tifu l valley.
P a in tin g s w hich hnd b e en on th e
w all w ere rem oved in fav o r o f th e
w all p a p e r nnd a p rofusion of roses
In a ll tinu;.
T h e c a stle Is b u t five m ile s'fro m
th e I ta l ia n fro n tier.
B e g u n in th e I3 th c e n tu ry and
reb u ilt In th e Iflth cfentury, th e c as­
tle faces Uie r o u g h b a re p e ak s of
th o J u lia n A lps w h ile a t th e re a r
is th e G all v a lle y w ith lU p e ace­
fu l villages e m b ed d e d in g r n n foliagc.
. T lie rc a re 14 In d iv id u a l s u ite s of
sittin g room , b c d iT » m a n d b a th In
U>e h o neym oon n e s t In a d d itio n to
th o g e n eral liv in g q u a rte r s . '
AN CESTRA L C A S T L E S F O R REN T
BU D A PE S T (U.R)—T h e ho m e s of
th e feudal lo rd s o f th o m iddle
ages In H u n g ary m a y be occupied
th is sea.^on by A m e ric a n to u rists.
T h ' ^ ^ Im p reg n a b le
c a stle s
w ith
m o ^ l ^ r a w b r l d g e s a n d g a m e p resc ri'c s lw o r th e f ir s t tjm o In th e ir
long h isto ry , a ro f o r r e n t.
I t Is e.-itimated t h a t o n e -se v en th
o f a ll fe d e ra l In co m e s Is gain ed
from ta x e s o n toba cc o.
Tow nsend c lu b n u m b e r I a t T w S ^ F alls m H W edne sday e v etU n f t a t 't t * ,
hig h school a u d ito riu m f o r a P R H '
gram Of a pce che s a n d e n te r ta in * >
m ent.
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R. E, Bobler, d is t r ic t o & a im u B .
Introduced A dolph O la a a e c . d la tr ie t
organizer, w h o gave a ta lk OH t b a
Tow nsend rec o v ery p ro g ra m , o . O .
H all, local a tto rn e y , a lM gpcka
brleny.
Muslc(U n u m b e rs In c lu d e d : -““TB * '
Old R e fra in , ” a n d " I n th e O lo tm hig," sung by M n . R o n a ld G ra v e s
playing h e r o w n -• a c c o m p a n im e n ta .
•S lu m b er B o a t," a n d “W h e n I r t s h •
Eyes Are S m ilin g ,” w ere p r e s e n t ^
by Jo e SeiUel w ith h is m o U ie r, U r s .
G eorge S eidel, a c c o m p a n y in g b ln ).
C linton A nderson a c c o m p a n ie d a t
th e piano by M rs. K le ff n e r M S ff
• L ittle O ld L ady." a n d " L ove B h tp .”
O th e r n u m b e rs p r u e n t e d o n t t e
e n te rta in m e n t p ro g ra m c o n siste d o f
readings by M iss L a V a u n H y d e a n d
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A lso colored hens. O rder y o u r lunch m e a ts fro m th e m ost com plete lin e o f cold
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o f th e S n a k e riv er a re a council,
B oy S co u ts o f A m erica, Ja m b o ree
c o n tin g e n t w as co m p leted to d a y fo l­
low ing a m eetin g "o f J a m b o r t ' tro o p
Jeaders h e ld la s t n ig h t n t Sc o u t
offices In T w in F alls.
O ffic ia l a p p o in tm e n ts in cluded
th a t o f E . M ," D o ssett o t K n u ll a s
Sc o u tm a ste r. Also a p p o in te d were
R a y F . P o t te r o f K im b erly a s a ssist­
a n t S c o u tm a ste r in c h arg e of p h y ­
sic al a rra n g e m e n ts 'a n d E a rl C a rl­
son of M u rto u g h a s a s s is ta n t S c o u t­
m a ste r I n c h arg e o f activ itie s.
P a u l L eig h to n o f T w in F a lls tro o p
68 w as n a m e d se n io r p a tro l lead er
for th e Ja m b o re o u n it a n d W alt
W illiains. S c o u tm a ste r o t tro o p f
also of T w in F alls, w ill be a men
b e r of th e I'crvlcr tro o p o f th is ri
gion.
P la n s w ere also in stig a te d for
p a g e a n t w iilch will b e p re.icn ted by
th e Ja m b o re e tro o p m e m b ers o n
J u n e 19, th e seco n d d ay o f th o are n w lde Jo m b o re ttc w h ich will bo held
a t L incoln F ield In T>vln F a lls . T ho
p ro g ra m will bn g iven n t B p . m , n n d
sm a ll admis.sloti c h arg e will be
m ad e, len d ers decided.
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fessional W om en to d a y h a d co m e to j
th e defense of M n , MUlle B a ile y ,'
ch ief clerk in th e .^ a tc f is h a n d
gam e d e p artm e n t.
M rs, B ailej'. I t is n im o rc d . w ill be
eplaced by a n o r th e r n I d a h o m a n
on Ju n e 15, b u t c o n firm a tio n c ould
h o t bo h a d fro m W ard en Q u llllam
M cIntyre.
T h e fed eratio n , a t Its co n v en tio n
I Pocatello, a d o p ted re so lu tio n s
w hlelr condem ned w h a t d e le g a te s
claim ed was "unfaii- d lsc rim ln a U o n
agaln.st w omen in selec tio n o f a p ­
pointive sta te , coiinfy, a n d c ity o f ­
ficials in Id ah o ," a n d s e n t co p ies to
a o v e rn o r B arzlila C la rk a n d lo M c ­
Intyre,
'D ie g re a t m a jo rity o f to u rists
p re fe r to d riv e a t a n a v e ra g e speed
o f 50 m iles a n h o u r, w h ile tra v e lin g
in open country.
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hicle drivers to d im th e h e a d llg h u of th e ir c a rs w h e n m e e tin g
a nother vehicle o n th e h ig h w a y ,
now etfectlve. T h li w as th e a n n ouaeem ent of J . L. B a ld e rsto n ,
eommlM loner o f law e n fo rc e m e n i.
In calling d riv ers’ a tte n t io n t o a
num ber o f th e s ta te 's rvg u laU o ru .
He said t h a t a m o n g th e “m u sts"
/o r th e drivers to observ e w ere
those laws req u irin g th e . te stin g
and Inspection of brake# a n d lig h ts.
•Ito th s t drivers m u st h a v e th e ir
driving license
renew ed
b efo re
July I- E x trac ts of tn e sc law s fo l­
low:
A tiut “D im " L lgbU
Dlmmlflf be»d tu o p s — W h e n e m a m otor vehicle 'm eota a n ­
other vehicle o n ‘ a n y h ig h w a y —
the driver is hereby req u ire d to
tut th e beam s o l ,th e h e a d la m p s
d o v sira rd o r to su b stitu te th e re f o r
the light from a n a u x ilia ry d riv in g
lam p or lam ps w h ic h ' b h a li give
sufficient Illum ination u n d e r n o r ­
mal atm ospheric conditio n s a n d o n
level road to ren d e r c lea rly dU cemlble a person 75 fee l a h e a d , b u t
shall n o t projec t a g la rin g o r d a i xllag lig h t to persons in fro n t of
the vehicle.
Brakes — Every m o to r vchlcle.
IrtUer and se m l-tra llfr, w h en o p ­
erated upon a highw ay sh a ll be
equipped w ith brak e s a d e q u a te to
cchtrol th e m ovem ent o f sa id vehicle
or com bination of vehicles a n d tu
■top and hold such vehicle o r c o m ­
bination of ve'hlcles. All s u c h b rak e s
•hall be m ain U ln ed In 'good w o rk iDB order a n d sh a ll c o n fo n n to
regulations n o t In co n siste n t w ith
t ^ iectlon to be p ro m u lg a ted by
th e Commissioner.
Pro p e r U g b U
U g h ti > - E v err v ehicle u p o n a
highway 'w ithin tlUs s ta te d u rin g
th e period fro m a h a lf h o u r a f te r
■unset to a h a lf h o u r be fo re s u i\~ ~ ‘r tie ’a n d a t a n y o th e r tim e w h e n
' t b m Is n o t lu lf lc le n t lig h t to r e n ­
der cJearly dlsoe n ilb le a n y p e rM& o n th e hig h w a y a t a d ista n c e
of tw o h t u d i t d f e e t a h e a d ..a h a U
be e o n l ] ^ w ith a lig h te d f r e n t
l a m p e .'
M m a * U « n « — E v ery o p e rtto n * Ucenae ahaU e x p ire J u ly 1
u e o i d . y e a r follow ing th e
o f a u eh license.
THE LAND OF PLENTY
(NEA Serriee) .
BUN VALLEY. Id ah o , J u n e
T h e ' veil o f obscurity a h o r tl / will
be llf t« l from a Isrge slice o f th e
nftU on’s la st prim itive w ild ern ess.
W ith th e ir ap p etites w h e tte d by
tlio u san d s o f sq u are m iles o f v ir ­
g in llm berland, m o u n ta in s, a n d
lak es rtp le lo w ith fish a n d g am e,
sp o rU m en soon will b egin ; h e lr
Initia l trek to th e g re a t c e n tr a l
Id ah o w ilderness n o rth of h e re .
T h ere . In .» prlm ltivq a r e a o f
25,000 sq u are miles, m u c h
of
w hich h a s never felt th e tr e a d o f
a w h ite m an. th e y will beg in th e
p en etraU o n of a good-sired sec­
tio n of A m erica's la st fro n tier.
T h ey will fish ro arin g m o u n ta in
stre a m s th e d e n lten s o f w hich
n e v er have •■'eeii a hook. T h ey
will tram p forests far fro m tr a i l’s
end.
W h en th e la st of th e g r e a t
snow s disap p ear, p robably
la te
th is m o n th , 8 u n V alley w ill bo
p rep a re d lo r a n Influx o f sp o rta m en eager lo te at t h e i r m e ttle In
th e wJlderneM.
I n th e co u n try of th e “ R iv er o f
No R e tu rn ," beyond th e m ig h ty
Saw tootl! m o u n tain s, th e y w ill vie
w ith n a tu re In a th rillin g a n d
d ra m a tic contest.
By p ack train from 8 u n V a » ^
tliey will cross th e 'S a w to o th ra n g e
th ro u g h rocky O alcn a su m m it. 39
Service H onors
Fred E. R athbun
M « n d i a n d n U U v e a a tte n d e d
u n i c e s h e ld yeate rd a y a fte rn o o n
■ t 't h e W b it« m o r tu a ry c h a p e l fo r
F re d E . R a th b u n w ho die d M ay 21 a t
K im berly. D r. E . L . W lilta , M e th o d U t
m tn lste r, o fficia ted a t th e rite s .
U u ilo iD cluded iT h a .B u n e h a ll
K m r o o p o w n " a n d “O o ta g Dtxiro
IhB V allay /' lu n g by O tU e a m p •on. WUIls Sam paon. V an ce N ay lo r
a n d A. R . f iw tt, a ll o f B a n a e n , a c ­
com panied by M rs. M . A . R o b in so n .
FaU bearer* w era J . H . M a rtin , W .
K. P o m e w a ld , e t u a r t S c o tt, J a m e s
fitandlee a n d L . R . C a r te r , a ll of
R anaen. I n te r m e n t w as in ^ u n a e t
M em orial p a rk .
O en e V an O u lld e r will h a v e c h arg e
o f a ll a d v ertU ln g f o r S u n VaUey
b o th w in te r a n d su m m er. M r.. V an
O u iid e r la- c o n n ec ted w ith S teve
H a n a g a n . n a tlonaU y k n o w n ,a d v e r ­
e r.
Piaceznent D irector A sk s Aid tisBob
M iles, w ho is In c h a rg e o f
From Y otitht o f T b li Area
o u td o o r sporta, Is in C a lifo rn ia a n d
n o t h l i ^ h a s b e en done to w a rd th e
In O ffering ServiceB
co n stn ic U o n o f th e rodeo g rounds.
T h e new hig h w a y to 6 u n V alley is
B ccause of a sh o rU g e of la b o r receiving * s u r f a c i n j o f Rayllg- T h e
available fo r w ork In b e e t field s s ta te hig h w a y d e p a r tm e n t is d o in g
'a n d In o th e r a g ric u ltu r a l In te re sts,
T erry P r a te r , su p e rv iso r o f th e
fa rm p la c e m e n t service f o r Id a h o
w ith h e a d q u a rte rs in B oise, th is a f ­
tern o o n urg ed school boys a n d girls
o ve r IS y e a rs o f a ge to c a ll u p o n
th e ir n e a re s t e m p lo y m e n t service
office a n d reg is ter.
L ast ye ar. P r a te r e x p la in e d , h u n ­
dred s o f young m e n fro m so u th e r n
Id ah o w ere s e n t In to th e n o r th
w oods fo r b lister, r u s t w o rk . T h is
year, h e sa id , th e re w ill be n o c a ll
f o r b lisU r r u s t labor.
" If th e se y o u n g m e n , w h o o ffe re d
tliem eclves f o r w ork in th e fo re sts
la s t ye ar, w ill m a k e the m ae lve a
availa ble fo r f a r m w o rk th is y e a r
the- la b o r sh o rta g e w ill be o v e r­
com e,” P r a te r said.
P r a te r sa id t h a t i n th e I n te re sts
o f Id ah o la b o r a ll p a rU e s c o n ­
c ern ed sh o u ld , ta k e a d v a n ta g e of
: th is work r a th e r th a n fo rc e im p o r­
ta tio n of la b o re rs fro m C a lifo rn ia .
T h e U n ite d S U te s e m p lo y m e n t
service office f o r th is d is t r ic t is
I locatcd in T w in F a lls a n d U u n d e r
' th e direc tio n o f R a y B u tle r, m a n '
ngcr.
ro ad
U. P.
w arehouse o v e r th e hUl a n d In to
S u n ’ 'a lley.
T h e T r a il c re ek r o a d i s bad ly in
n e e d o f re p a ir, i t la h o p e d t h a t te e
ro a d w ill b« w idened a n d ImproVed
a s th e ro a d in Its p re se n t c ondition
will pro b ab ly n p t be tra v e le d by
m a n y m oto rists; T h e tr ip ove r T ra il
C reek su m m it Is a b e a u tlf u l'o n e a n d
sh o u ld n o t be m issed by a n y m o ­
to rist.
W o rd vfaa received in K etch u m
t h a t J . V. M cNeil w as serlou-ily
111 in a LoS’ A ngeles h o sp ita l a n d
w as n o t exp ec ted to live. B u t w ord
THAT’S w h a t
T R A IL E R S B C SO O L
K E N T , O. (U.F9 — A c a m p fo r
auto m o b ile tr a ile r s is bein g b u ilt
o n th e c am p u s of K e n t S t a te U n i.
veraity fo r th e use of su m m er
session stu d e n ts w h o ow n mobile
h om es.
vt
ffOU POWER
''
Soviet P eace E ra Seen
W OO STER . O , (U.PJ-O. D . b e rlg ,
m em ber of (h e L eague Of N atio n s
sc crctarlat, believes R u is ia w ill be
bu.'sy w ith I n te r n a l d e v e lo p m e n t
for th e n e x t 50 to 100- y e a r s t h a t
it will c o n stitu te n o m c nac e
E uropean pcace.
DLL-E:S P A S S P O R T F O R SA LE
LONDON (U.R) _ P re m ie r B c n lio
Musso!tnr.s la st p a ssp o rt. Issued on
Dcc. 27, 1921, a t M ila n , Is being
offered for sa le by a L on d o n book­
selling firm . U s p ric e Is $2,500.
. S h a r p p in n a e le t o f th e B aw to o th m o u n U ln s p ie rc e th e sky In th e
w tM erncw n o r th o f S o n V alley, I d a h a , w h ic h U to be p e n e tr a te d fo r
th e flra t Uma b y s p o rtim e n w h e n th e U s t of th e t r e a t snow s dU a p p e a r. L ett. J o h n B a tu n a n n , s p o rta auperT lM r of S n in lf a lle y lodge,
bag* a w h ite-flM o ed n o im t a la g o a t n e a r M arble creek.
m iles aw ay . H eie, In th e h e a d ­
w a te rs of th e S a lm o n riv er, th e
f a b le d "lU ver o f N o R e tu r n ," th e y
wUl fin d th e k in d o f fish in g w h ich
Is th e d rea m o f sp o rtsm e n .
c c firtru c tlo n
1 w ..........................h ic h r u n s d ire c tly -fro m th e
4, 19S7
w a« recalved U t« r f re m L aw renc*
McNeU t h a t h la c o n d itio n h a d im p rO ;« I. M r. M eN eil
b ro th e r
L a u r e n c e a re c o n tra c t2 h f o r th e
ne w Challfenger irm .
I t ia p robable th e U n lo ir P aclflo
ra ilro a d w ill ojw rate a n o th e r tr a i n
fro m S hoahone to K e tc h u m a f te r
th e dpenliig o f B un V alley lodge
J u ly 1.
•
b o tto m ed acow th ro u g h its t h u n ­
d e rin g rap id s to th e m o u th .
T h e c an y o n th ro tig h w h ic h th e
S a lm o n flowa la th a se co n d d e e p ­
e s t in N o rth . A m erica a n d w h e re
It h a s slash ed ita v.*ay th r o u g h th e
S e v e n Devils m o u n ta in s p e ak s a re
7,000 fee t above th e r iv e r's s u rfa c e .
A long th e rim o f th e g r e a t c a n ­
y o n Is m ore t h a n a m illio n a n d
a h a lf acres of th e w ild e st c o u n try
in Am erica.
I t is a region of m o re th a n 1.000
lak es, m o st o f th e m o ffe rin g v irg in
fish in g . Rivers like th e s a lm o n ,
th e W ood, a n d th e
L o st a re
s tr e a m s ' so unsp o iled t h a t th e y
m ig h t well se t a r e a l flslK rm a n
to gib b erin g w ith d e lig h t.
T h e W ood, riv er ItseU, w ith )U
n u m e ro u s U lb u ta ries. o f fe rs m o re
th a n 100 m ile s of fish in g w ith in
30 mUes o f S u n V alley. A n d th e
W ood o nly touches th e g r e a t w il­
d e rn e ss.
,
tr o u t, stc clh ea d . D olly V a rd e n a n d
lan d lo ck e d a n d o c ca n r u n salm on ,
so m e gf w hich h a v e sc a le d 40
p o u n d s.
T h e virgin fish in g re g io n r e ­
q u ire s sto u t legs a n d s to u t p ack
h o rses.
T h e fish e rm a n w ho a sc c n d s Into
th e high m o u n ta in c o u n trj' to ca st
a fly Into som e im c h a rtc d lake
m ay perh a p s be r e w a rd e d by
siglit of A g r e a t h e rd of m o u n ta in
goat^, for w ith in 40 m iles o f S u n
Valley a re th e g r e a te s t concentra*tion of m o u n ta in g o a l ra n g e s In
th e U nited S ta te s.
T he r e g i o n 'a ^ u n d s In de er, elk,
bear, and m o u n ta in Hon. E xce l­
lent sa g e-h en a n d grouse sh o o tin g
are am ong th e Joys of th e a re a .
Ducks a re to be found alo n g th e
stream s a ll y e a r a ro u n d .
I t s o u n d i, f a n ta s tic , b u t It's a ll
there.
HSbAttffmpsed
T hink of an electric rernserator lh»C u t« s n o c u r r e n t a l aJI more
th a n 80% o f th e tim e! T h a t build i u p enough cold in ju » t • few
m inute* to la s to lm o itn h h o a rlH e re 'i real tu ll-p o w e r e d l e h i i « ra tio n . . . and cperating economy, to o . I t's th e new K itchenproved Vyestinghouie — K ilc h e n -p r o r « d th e
over.
, In t « l » early th is year, funning tim e o f th e m echanitm aver­
aged only 13^0 — much lew th » n tw o h o u ri o u t of tw elve. C u r­
r en t conium ption a lio w ai rem arkably low — Dveraging only
3/3 kw h. per J a y , only 20 kilow att h o u r t per m onth.
B u t. . .come in and »ee the new Kitchen-ptcrved We»tinghou»e!
. , ohJ
ka U i M
u t e f
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U. S. Public V /o rk t A d m ln lilr a tlo n b u y *
16,697 W e itin g h o u ia R efrlgaratora . . . For
l o w t s f )0 - y a o r c o st th e y c a m t to . . .
W S estiii^o u se
SODEN ELECTRIC
ELKS BLDG.
U k et
T h ro u g h rocky ta n y o n a th e - S a l - '
m on m a k es Its w ay a cro ss Id a h o in
g re a t. m ear» d ertn g ' cu rv es for a l­
m o st 500 m iles. J.be .longest riv er
w holly w ith in th e confines o f one
sta to to be found In N brth A m erica.
T lie boiling, spray -fleck ed riv e r
is th e o nly obstacle th a t tu rn e d
b a ck th e in tre p id expiedlUon led
by Lew is a n d C lark In 1804. A lte r
H w illn g M aU hea P ith in g
t h a t I t rem a in e d unconqucred for
I n lak es a n d stre am s o f th e
a lm o st 100 years, o r u n til a n a d ­
v e n tu ro u s rlv e rm a n rode a f la t - a re rain b o w , brook, a n d n a tiv e
This famous trade-mark
means
O n e o f the w o r l d ’s
REALLY FINE BEERS'
'I X r a E N E V C R y o u ord«c
. o n dxaughti in
bottlM OKIn "K «oU n»d“ oan i
. . . l o o k fo r th a (am otw rati
liUokyLagsK "X" trada-maxk,
it'a y o ttt oui<la fo " o n a o fth a
w on d fa raally U na b a a ri.”
For U io k y Zjiaar ta a prodnot o f h lg h a it q u ality, mada .
o l o n ly th a o h o io a it ingrad*
lanta tKat m on ay o a n .b u y ,
tindar lh a axoiu alva L ucky
L agaz kraw in g prooaaa. It 1«
alowljr m allow ad " N atu ia'i
W a y " .. ,
a xp an aiva w a y
• . • In la n lta iy agalttg tanka,
O na g o ld a n glaaa o f L uok y
Lag«x w ill ob nT inoa y o u that
it i s d a li o i o u a ly d iffa r a n t
from ordinary baar, •Y o u 'll
a n jo y L u o k y L a g a s’a ilo h ,
fu ll-b o d ia d flaTCC . . . i t i
oraaniy am oothnaaa , . . ita
rafrathing tan g.
For baar at ita bait. th>iit
on Lucky L a g a x . . . tAa dofad
i) 0«r.
LUCKY
LAGER
M iiLO W ID "M ATUai'S W A V "-f(i« . x p a n a l v * w y
S S 3 S » frs » ris £ a « i.
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RTINO Bfter ono atop can waato
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T o c u t down thA high co^t o f stop -an d -go
d riving around ton n , Shull o rg ln ee rs have deTolopad a way to ' ‘hnlaiicc'’ guAolinc.
B y thii balandnj proccaatheentlrachem
ical
•tnicturoofAnnolitichrrnrranfied. Actuallyit
Umade "dlgeetlbl*” for your motor, Juat ^
food ia m ad e d igeetih le for you by cooking.
When you 'ra ita r tin g , shirting, accelarating*
—a t of/ tim e s—you r m otor g ets t h e /u f / b enefit
o f Super-Shoil'a h ig h e n t r g y c o n te n t.
“ M otor-d igeetlble” is th e beet way to, da•cribe th ia gaaollne.
Try a tan k fu l o f Sup<H''->Shell a t th e Shell
dealer In you r heightx>rhood.
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Friday, June '4/lSSII
LOU FETTE HURLS BEES TO WIN OVER PIRATES
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•T il p itc h m y reg u la r tu r n F r i ­ J o e Louis.
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115 o u t of 154 gam es to s e t a
New Y ork _
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d ay."
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T rom
baaebaU , m e ets
N atio n al
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M 9 th e p a ce -sc ltln g S a n r r a n c l s c o O tt. O la n U i--------------------------------- 8
record in 1936.
•'I'm going b a ck to th e fa rm ."
p e n d ed C ha m pion J a m e s J . B r a d ­
Seals.
I ^ t t e h a s d ro p p e d o n ly o n e ^ th ls
L ea g u e P re sid e n t F o rd F ric k a g ain
•'I'm going to Chicago a n d q u it dock f o r fallin g to m e e t S c h m e lln g .
N A TIO N AL LEAGUE
Sacram ento, th e on ly te a m to ta k e
y w ir -U ) th e leag u e le a d in g P ira te s,
th is m o rn in g in a n e ffo rt a t r e in ­ baseball."
F a ilu r e of th e body to v a c a te B rn d P ltU b u rg h 0, B o tio n 6.
a series from th e S a n F ra n c is c o
K e g o t reve nge fo r t h a t y esterd a y
" I'm going to F lo rid a a n d lo af."
•
dock's title le ft th e h e a v y w e ig h t
, S t . Loals^BnM kJyn. Chicago-N cw s ta te m e n t.
club th is season, h a d a 9-1 e dge
by b la n k in g th e B ucs, 6-0, I t w as h b
•'I'm going to ta k e m y c aae t
D e a n sch ed u le d th e a p p o in tm e n t
s itu a tio n e x trem ely d o u b tfu l.
th e c u rre n t series. T h e Solons
six th w in In sev en a ta rta . a n d M a s­ Y ork, C in cln n a ti-P tallad e lp h la p o st­ l a te la s t n ig h t a f te r advice fro m h is Ju d ge L andis. T h ey c a n 't shove O ’l
S ch m e lln g said th e com m issio n ’s
poned,
rain
.
h am m ered th e Seals' N o. 3 p itc h e r.
te r C a rl H ubbel!, w ith e ig h t vic­
w ife in n o r l d a "to stra ig h te n o u t Dlz a ro u n d .”
ru lin g virtu a lly " leg a llre d ” a B ra d E d 'S tu tz . unm ercifully f o r a 12*3
BEES,
6,
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torie s, la th e o n ly N aU onal h u rlc r
y o u r tro u b le."
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w
in
la s t n ig h t. .-.86
V au g h a n , P ira te s ..
D ean h a s fo u r courses ope n :
F r ic k refu sed to lif t th e susp en sio n
w ith m ore.
In Chicago.
lb r
»b r
I n o th e r serlea O a k la n d c o n tin ­
1. Q u it baseball.
: w h e n D e a n w ould n o t &lgn a sta le ;,
Im preM lve Record
atrm n. 3h t
M flx d id n 't w ant th o com m lssJon
t..W tner, r t « 0
u ed its m a rc h th ro u g h Loa A ngeles
2. A ppeal to th e boa rd of d ire c to rs to Klvc h im th e tit le b u t he
m e n t rep u d ia tin g c ertain re m a rk s
E x ce p t f o r h is I n itia l s ta r t, F e ltc Jcnnen. If 4 0
W antler, h 4
la s t n ig h t w ith a 1-6 w in f o r th e ir
Uoort, ri a
d e ro g a to ry to h im a n d U m pire of th e N atio n al league a fte r 10 d a y s h o p in g th a t th e b o a rd w ould ta k e
^ i & s gone th e r o u te In e very gam e, r.W iner. rr 4 0
Ciic’n ’lo. 3b 4
VkURli&n, • • 4 0
th ir d s tr a ig h t w in o v e r th a A ngels,
a e o r g e B a rr p u b lish ed in th e Belle­ elapse^ T h e b o a rd h a s th e pow er to It from B raddock a n d th u s ta k e
A g a i n s t B rooklyn A pril 38, h e rcU r- Suhr. lb
D frtcr. If 3
3 0
Don. H u rst's ho m e r in th e L os A n ­
ville, 111.. A dvocate. D ean den ied o v c r-ru le Frick.
c d In th e s e v e n th w ith a fiv e -ru n Todd, c
DlM'Rlo. ct 3
4 0
th e cdRe o ff th e C h ica g o ' fig h t
3.
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to
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m
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■lead to w in h is f ir s t m a jo r league
wlUcij B raddock c o n tra c tc d fo r a f ­
M ILW A U K EE. Wls., J u o e 4 (U,»—
W ally Berger. Boston B ee o u t­
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. g a m e. H e d e fe ate d St.- Louis. 8-1, n ran d t, p 2 0
t e r h e had signed to m e e t S c h m e lT h o p rlie tra c k title o f th e n ild d l#
Fette, p
4
4. S ig n ‘'J . H . D e a n '' to a le tte r
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b efore he go t h is f ir s t setb ac k fro m Brown, p 0 0
w est's outd o o r season w ill p r o b te l y
sa id .- " T h e y a re try in g to m ake a w ritte n by F ric k o r w rite a l e tte r of
S e a ttle took th e M lw lons,
In
ho m e ru n s to help Rookie L ou
P ie T ra y n o r's m e n . « - l. Slncc. h e Bowmin X 0 0
I 'l f h t e n (o B e B a n n e d
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m
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h e e l o u t of m e .”
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poorly played gam e in w h ic h th e re d la n a 's fo u r cra ek d ista n c e n m T lie com m ission w arn ed tl i a t a n y
h a s sto p p e d C in c in n a ti, 3 -1 ; C h l- Tobin, p
F e tte w in h is sU lh ’ ga m e In
th e s ta te m e n ts a ttr ib u te d t o h im
ere e ig h t e rrors, flv« by th e
f ig h te r w ho m et B ra d d o ck w hile
ago. 3-1: B rooklyn, 4-3, a n d P ltw T w o -H o n r Conference
n e rs to n ig h t In th e 13th u m u & l
seven sta r ts .
by th e B elleville. III., A dvocate.
ners.
b
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c
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tr a l InU rcollegtate c h a m p io n ­
A tw o -h o u r conference y esterd ay
W hile D ean is u n d e r susp e n sio n ,
PorU and b e a t S a n D iego, 6-3, w ith ships.
Loi/, w hose b a ttin g av erag e Is b e t­
b e tw ee n
F ric k , D ean . M an n g er h e dr.iw s no pay . HLs Involuntary' e d staic.i nl.'!o w ould be su sp e n d ed .
F R E N Q I P R E F E R ST , M A R T IN /.d Llska, m ost dependable o f B etv* ' T h e s e H oosiers—D o n I « a b , J im ­
te r t h a n '.300, g e ts a p in c h b a ttin g
F r a n k ie F risc h a n d C a rd in als' sec- v a ca tio n will c o st him S162.40 a d a y . T h u s Louis, if he fig h ts B raddock,
e
r
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S m ith , 'n u n D ec k ard a n d M d
role occasion ally.
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lilli, 0«rm«.
Y ork.
M a rlin Is th e m oat p o p u la r o f a ll form ance, C ra g h ea d a o d H e b e rt T r u tt—r a n aw ay w ith th e W eet u n ­
F irs t S h u t-O u t
trg tr 3, Doubl# pUy*. V»ui
T h a t, a ccording to m a n y observ- F re n c h sa in ts. If p o p u la rity m ay worked, fo r th e th ir d p la c e club, d e r th e lig h ts In M u q u e tt* c ta d lu m
k e scored h is f ir s t sh u to u t in Im ­ B
»n<J Suhr. Lenlng pitcher. Br*ndt.
yielding
13
h
its
betw
een
th
e
m
.
kills ch an c es f o r a heav>-w elght be m eaaitred by th e n u m b e i
a y e a r ago a n d sa schools fro m 12
pressive f a sh io n yesterd a y , s c a tte r ­
title fight he re in S e p te m b er. M ost c ities, villages a n d c h u rc h e s n .....
sta te s failed to p roduce ft T ld D lr
in g seven h its e n d le av in g 11 Bucs
AM ERICAN LEAGUE
o f th e m h a d figured th e c o m m is­ e d a fte r h im . 3.673 c h u rc h e s alo n e
A cotton tail ra b b it c a n co v er 10 s tro n g e r conten d e r f o r 1B37.
s tr a n d e d o n th e b a se p a th s, W ally
B oslon 4, C hicago 11.
O nly severe opposittoQ m a y c«n«
sio n would vacate B ra d d o ck 's title : b e a r h is n a m e , d o ttin g th o e n tire to 15 feet a t a leap, a n d c a n m a k e
B e rger cam e o u t of h is b a ttin g slu m p
P h lla d e lp h ia -S t. L ouis p o stp o n e d ;
t h a t th e wUiner of th e L o u ls-B rad - c ountry.
fro m P ltu b u r g h .
tw o leaps a lecond.
w ith h is f ir s t tw o h o m e rs o f th e rain .
d o c k fig h t would be c h am p io n in
season, d riv in g In fo u r ru n s.
W ash in g to n 5, D etro it 4.
som e sta te s a n d t h a t to g a in a c lea r
I t w as th e only ga m e n o t ra in e d
N ew Y o rk 2. C leveU nd 6.
c la im to th e c h am p io n sh ip a l l / h e
o u t In th e league.
A te n -m a ii golf te am w ill
w ould have to do w ould be to fig h t
I n th e A m e ric an , th e le ad in g New
IN D IA N S «, Y A NK EES »
Schm clliig In New Y ork In S e p te m ­
le ave he re S u n d a y m o rn in g fo r
NEW YORK I
CLrVELAND
Y ork Y an k e es w ere to p p e d , 6-2. by
ber.
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r
h
T w o S co re O raft E x p e c te d
Pocatello to ta k e p a rt In. th e
th e C lev e lan d I n d ia n s n s M el H a r d ­ Croacttl. as 5 0 1> Ur>-. u
411
T w o C ham pions
f ir s t of a series of trlnngle m e ets
e r s c a tte r e d 11 h its . T h e W ash in g ­ Rolf«. 3b
4 1 1 Cft’pb’ll. rf 3 0 0
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t
M
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Dam
R
eserv
o
ir
N ow, th e re Is a po.w lblllty of tw o
w ith Id ah o F a lls a n d Pocatello.
to n S e n a to rs q u elled a n ln th - in n ln g DlM'glo, c t 4 0 llAverlU, et 4 0 0
c h am p io n s ru lin g In d efin ite ly . T h e
1
T h e T w in F a lls squad m a k in g
D
u
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g
W
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nd
th r e a t a n d d e fe a te d th e D etro it OehrlK, lb 4 I 3! Tro«ky. lb 3 0
w in n e r of th e C hicago fig h t logically
Dickey, c
4 0 l| Solten. If 4 1 0
th e Journey o n S u n d a y w ill bo
T ig e rs, 5-4. V ern o n K en n e d y h e ld Sfllclrlc, rf 1 0 0|H»lP, 2b41 2
w ould c o n tra c t to m e et S c hm ellng.
Jim m y S in cla ir, Jim m y W in te r-,
th e B oston R e d Sox to six sa fe tie s H o»|, rf
3 0 0 Pytl»». c
33 3
B u t if th a t fig h t w ere h e ld outside
N o t to be stop p ed by h ig h w inds,
h o le r,
Mel C osgrlff. Dewey
a n d th e C hicago W h ite Sox w on. tienrlch. If 3 0 1 K u (h n . 3b 3 0 1
N ew York th e New Y o rk c o m m is­
l,u z fr l. 2b 4 0 lis u lllr a n e 1 0 1 r a i n a n d snow w h ich la st S u n d a y
H
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tc
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in
so
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,
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11-4.
sio n stlU w ould n o t recognise th e
Oomer, p 2 0 Ij Kron*r, 3b 0 0 «
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w in n e r a s title h o ld e r a n d S chm elToolBon,
P
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in g him self would becom e su sp e n d ­
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t
Mklon'. p 0 0
O'
e d. T h e New Y ork body m ean w h ile
S ilU 'v 'rx x x l 0
O'
ord er.
n in g o f th e local m o to rb o at seaso n
W inners of p riz e s fo r C ontest th a t closed Jt^ne 1> 1937. J e s s B row n, Kimberly*
m ig h t s ta r t a n e lim in a tio n c o n test
P la y In th e m a tch
sc h e d ­
~«*2 U 'T o m l.
33 "« II o n S a lm o n d a m resen-olr, L ud Ai
to d e te rm in e Its c h am p io n .
T ro u t w eighing 4 lbs., 13'/i 6m ., caught in S nake riv er, g o t the- S hakespeare
ule d to s t a r t on th e P ocatello
D re x le r, p resid en t o f th e S o u th e rn
' Oome: In clatith.
S c h n irlln g p la n n ed to stJiy in th e
cou rse a t .o ne'o'clock.
RuIfinK In elghlh.
Rod and F ra n k B eer, w ith a nice oiie w eighing 4 lb s. S ’/2 ozs. g o t th e S hakesa id th is
U
n
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Stntc.s
Indefinite
ly.
H
e
will
t- b a tlrd for Malone In ninth.
A w eek from S un day. Ju n o
a fte r n o o n th e postponed seaso n
Bpeare A u to m atic R eel.
r,—b a it'd tot: Hufthc' In elKhih.
n o t go to see th e C hicago fight.
13, th e te am s from Idah o F a lls
........000
000
n o —2 w ould g e t underfi-ay th is S u n d a y a i
Nfw York
a n d Pocatello a re sclieduled to
....... 002
001
03x—« M ag ic d a m reservoir.
Clf\el«nd .
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co m p ete o n th e local C o u n try
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Troakv, Htighe*. Three b u « hit. 0 » h c lu b course.
LEVEL
rlf. Double pUj>s. L u y and Troaky; p ro x im a tely 63 m iles n o rth o f T w in
^ W i l o y D ru g D ro p s 1 7 -9 O arao I«ry. H»U a M Trotkv; Hklt. Lary and P a lls . M otorlata tu r n le ft fro m h ig h ­
W IN D
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oehrlg. w ay
a t a p o in t Ju st p a st
R eels a s low
I In N a tio n a l L oop; Jero m e
Ldblns p llc h n . o o m tt.
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4 I o jn a d citff.if :
w e e k -e n d saw o nly seven b o a ts p res9 6 .9 8 .
Dni'»n'fo,'if 0
W . L. Pet.
a t S a lm o n dam . T h is w ee k -e n d .
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Cronin, aa 4
U ta h Chief* ....... ......... 3 1 .835
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lb
3
olnontini.
lb
3
w ith good w ea th e r, tw o acore bo ata
B runsw ick ..................... 4 1 .600
s'A ppllnj. aa <
McNair. 2b 4
sh o u ld c u t th ro u g h th e w a te rs of
F ine ShakcH peare F is h Rods, up fro m .....................f 1 0 .0 0
W iley. D ru g
T o u rn a m en t. S ta g e d ' on
HIgRlm. 3b 4
2;IIayia. 3b <
M ag ic d a m reservoir.
G la ss a n d P a in t .
5 .000
i
Oaffke. rf 4 I O.Plet. 3b
Fine T ru e T em per T u b u lar Steel F ish Rode........... 9 1 0 .0 0
InvernoBB Course
"A nd, Incidentally, fish in g Is re*
DM»iilel<. n 3 I o' newi-ll. c !
B oy Scouts o f troop fll. K n u ll, w ere
Kprrdl. p I I O'KfnnMly. p :
l » r te d to be excep tio n ally good a t f e a ttir e d .bn a pfo g ra m given W ed ­
Wllnon. |> 1
M nglc." D re x le r snld.
n e s d a y evening before m e m bers of
T O L E D O . O., Ju n e 4 (U.P)-Olln
L a te r th is season a p ro g ra m of th e K n u ll G ra n g e a t re g u a lr m e e t­
T ro y l a u n d r y .
Mf^ciim, p 0
0 J.OOO
D u tr a a n d O ene S a rnzc n led a field
r a c e s fo r m o torb o a t b w n ers o f th is ing.
(o n . F rflu lit^ ,
0 l.OOU
o f e ig h t tw o-m an te n nis Into th e
se ctio n o r Id a h o a s w ell aa N ev ada
C h rli. T rl-.S la to
1 .0C7
A a k lt, ••W hat Is a Boy W o rth ? " se co n d r o u n d of th e tiilrd a n n u al
..............................................
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Good
3 Jo in t S te el R ods......................................................................
..
p o ln U will b e stag ed w ith a p p ro p rl- w aa given by troop m e m b ers a n d nn
Je ro m e C o-op ...
2 .500
.200
nm Inn
In v e rn e ss Invltntlnnal golf (n u rn a TcicHCope S teel W ith R EV E R SIB L E cork handles 9 1 > 0 0
300 I4x—a 10
ClilrnRn
F ord T r a n s f e r ...
a w a rd s b eing m a d e in e a c h of in v e stitu re cerem ony he ld d u rin g m e n t tod a y as th r IQ Co])-flli{hl p r o ­
r. Twn baa* hll
rrrorn,
Tclcfifopc S teel R ods W ith A gate Guides 9 1 > 7 9 to 9 3
C irlsler .................
v a rio u s horsepow er classes, th e even in g in itia te d D u tc h a n d fessio n als w ent a fte r |1,SOO prize
Kennedy. Three
n»<iciiff,
Iiay«.
N a tio n al G u a rd .
B R lS T O ir teleacopo Rods ......................... 9 4 . 4 9 l o 9 9 - » 0
D re k le r a n n o u n ced ,
..... McNair. Itoma rum . I llill
J a m e s S tan le y as new tro o p n:
m one y.
Id ah o P ow er ....
a, n e t ItnuDle playi, Cronin
'C lu b m em b ers a n d o th e m h av e bera.
^
D u tr a a n d S a raz cn card ed a 07 to
Ir to ro«»; llayea tf
A c o u rt of h onor waa a lso held ta k e a th re e -p o in t to u rn a m e n t lead
[n i pll< aom e fin e b o a ts a n d m otora." h e
■t: Hnyrt to nonura.
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W. r a n d l.
h u rlin g of W a lt R lg g ert, com bined
so m e th in g t o ^ s w h en th e p ro g ra m L o ttie Jonea w as prese n te d w ith p u b ­ J im m y T liom pion, whose 70 tra ile d
IB h its M th six W iley D rug e rro rs
la fu lly com pleted."
lic h e a lth a n d sa fe ty m e rit badges th e field.
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la st n ig h t to collec t a 17-D N ntlonul
a s w ell aa a Life Bcout r a n k . C arl
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P R IN O E n’ON, N. J., J u n e 4 (U.R)n e r. B e o b ac h te r said :
titep lien a e n rh ctm n ec tln g for th e
•''fh U iiu p e n d ln g B rad d o ck l i .. th a n w as expected I t la h oped th a t F u m lU k ft K onoyr, Junior a t
r in n ilt, S u lliv a n a n d F, T'nx got
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YORK. J u n e 4
( U P ) — D lizy Dean failed
to m ak e peace w ith Ford
P ric k , N ational league
pr«flideDt. in an o th e r con­
fe ren c e today, and th e
B ta r p itc h e r of th e S t.
LoulB C ardinals was kept
u n d e r suspension.
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Box Scores
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Indiana Favorite
In College Meet
Golf Team W;ll
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For Sunday T ilt
FREE! T H R E E fin e prizes. F ree fo r th e A n g lers — B ring u s th e
th ree la rg e st Tro.ut, according to R ules o f C o n test F irs t P rize,
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before Iteffre o W alte r lle lsle r atopI>ed thfl ba ttle .
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-IDAHO EVENING-TIMIJS, TWIN FAI.L8;II)AB0
:y :
W edding G ow ns Seen ’
■ At Aid Society Event
O F F IC E B S
B Y CLUB
M rs. V io le t H e r tlc k v a a elected
p re sid e n t o f
a t i t c h a n d C h a tte r
clu b a t y e s te r d a y 's m e etin g h e ld » t
t h e H crrlck h o m e w ith M rs. Elsie
S w a n so n a s c o -h o stca s. O th e r o l(Iccrs a re M rs. F r ie d a D ouglas, vice
p resid en t, a n d M rs. M U dretl C o v h a m , s e c r c la r y -tre a s u r e r . R oll call
WBS .a n sw e red by 11 m e m b ers wlUj
F a th e r ’s d a y q u o ta tio n s. B y-law s
were .rea d a n d re v is e d a n d It was
dccidcd t o c o n tin u e th e frien d ly su rp rise fe a tu r« . T fte p ro sp erity
g ift w as rec eiv e d b y M rs. Douglas.
C o n tests fe a tu r e d th e so cial h o u r
u n d p rizes w ere w o n b y M rs. Jessie
S m ltli a n d M rs. PhylU a M c ln tu rf.
A t th e clo se 6 f th e a fte rn o o n n Ircb h m e n ts w ere se tv e d . I t w as a n ­
noun ced t h a t th e n e x t m e etin g will
)>c lield J u n e 17 w ith M rs. Ada
Baty. K im b e rly , a n d t h a t th e re
M odeling o f w edding gow ns d a tin g fro m 1849 and to
19 37 w as a f e a tu re o f th e un u su al p ro g ra m arran g e d y es­
terd a y afte rn o o n by M rs. Jam es V a n dcnbark follow ing a
d essert luncheon. T itle o f th e p ro g ram w as “June, th e
M onth o f B rides” an d in troducing i t w h s a pai)cr on M‘'^rria ^ c C ustom s” by M rs. E a rl W alker, explainm g th e trn d i-,^ ^
p„^y
lions s u rro u n d in g th e use of th e w edding veil, th e best roust on Sunday evening ror mem
bers a n d th e ir h u sb a n d s to be held
raan. th e honeym oon and o th e r w edding custom s.
u t llic h o m e o f M rs. Bess HcrrlcK.
As M rs. I. G. Goodding played n w edding m arch th e
O u M ls w ere M rs. H . A. O lbson,
Miss J e rr y H e r r ic k a n d MIm S m ith .
gowns w ere modeled.
------------ The.
bonnet and shaw l w orn by
th e m other o f J lrs . L u lu Cecil M cM aslcr.
)B Y A ID S O C IE T Y
in 1847 w as show n f i r s t l^y Report.'^ w ere given by division
rs. E le a n o r R o m m etv cill p re ­
M iss E dna F o ste r. M rs. Corda le ad e rs n n d M rs. T o m lin gaVe a se' nMted
Im m a n u e l- L u th e rim c h u rc h
su
m
m
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o
f
t
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e
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a
r’s
w
ork.
Slie
B owen's gown o f 1890 was
w ith a c o m m u n io n v eil a t ic ste rd a n o m in a tin g com m ittee
modeled by_M iss Gwendolyn aa pn pd o ain te
d
a
y
's
m e e tin g o f th e L adies' Aid
c o m m ittee to m a k e p lan s
;-jictcty. T h e eesslon w as held in th e
• H elfrecht. D orothy V an E nge- th e co m in g y e ar.
c h u rc h p a rlo r s w ith 34 m em bers
*
*
*
len showed th e d re ss worn
p re se n t a n d fiv e g u e sts e n terta in ed .
f i r s t by h e r g ra n d m o th e r in M O N T H L Y SE SSIO N
R ev. M . H . Z ag e l led th e d ev o tlo n als
1894 and la te r by h e r m other, A’T T E N D E D B Y SO C IETY
a n d M rs. B e r th a W ern er, secreto ry
M rs. L u clen V oorhces e n terta in ed o f C h r is tia n k now ledge spoke on
Mrs. Joseph B lake’s dress
which s h e w ore on New m e m b ers o f th o P re sb y te ria n L ad les' •'S ym bols o f th e C h u rc h ."
Aid society y e sterd a y a fte rn o o n a t
A ftflr th e b u sin e ss se stlo n th e a f ­
Y ear’s E ve in 1899 was h e r h o m e for t h e Ju n e session of 'te rn
o o n w as s p e n t in sewlnB. Mrs.
modeled by M iss F o ste r.
th e o r g a n lia tlo n . Com m ittee c h a ir ­ P a u lin e K n lg g e w as h o s te u .
T h e d ress w o rn by M rs. P ra n k
Sch u b e rt In 1900 w as sh o w n b y Mi*s
C i ^ l n e D udley a n d a gow n fro m
Um tro u sse au o f M rs. T h o m a s M o tt
w orn in 1901 w as m odeled by M y rtle
M adding, M r*. P r a n k , K ellogg's
d ress d a tin g fro m 1D13 w as w orn
by M iss lx )ren c P u lle r a n d M is.
P . A. O oodykoonts's d ress o f 19^5
w as worn by M iss A n n a RuU»
Oooddlng.
•M iss E d n a P o s te r m o deled M rs.
. U o y d G ilm ore’* d ress w h ich sh e
w w ffin 1937. M rs. LewU H ack . PUer,
WQ^ M rs. R a lp h D ay ’s gow n o f 1923
w h l * w as e n h a n c e d by a veil m ad e
in Ita ly . D o ro th y V a n E n g elen
ahowwl Mr>. S«l«ar E b le r ’a d ress
w o rn In 1929 a n d M ias P u U er d is ­
pla y ed M rs. T n A S t u m p f s gow n
w hich ib e iro r« Hi 1933.
• ThoMi .m odellD * t h e i r ow n w ed d ln s d resses w ere M rs. J . E . DUlon.
w h o w as m a rrie d ■l a lOM, U n . A .
W . U w U in d . ISM . a n d M rs. J . T .
• f fT ~ I » 5 7 r - C o h c I t« ll n »
n xua ber w as "B fe a u a e " a u n f b y M rs.
R M B o a d - a r a w . ftcco m p an led by
I t e - O . ’ J L A tin n n ..
» i« M d In c th e p r o f r u n lu o e h e o n
i W a- w m d - » t ^ i u » r t o t 4 > W n > t t r a o
t i n v t t h ’ • p ttn g .'f lo w m ' T h a t m id
w u a lso
w ith b a sk eU o f
n r d a o b lo w r a u . ^ p r a tio o a la wera
m e n w ere a p p o in te d by M rs. L.
B llJln g tc n , p resid en t, f o r th e com ­
in g y e a r. T h e group -voted to d lsco n U n u e m e etin g d u rin g Ju ly a n d
A ugust.
T w o p ln n o num bers. "R h ap so d y
No. 3 ” a n d C h o p in 's '•N o ctu rn e,'’
w ere p la y ed b y M iss M a rg a re t
V oorhees a n d M rs. O . M. S im p so n
c o n d u cte d tw o co n tests.
T e a v&a serv e d fro m a lacec o v e rtd ta b le trim m e d w llh p a in te d
daisie s a n d fe r n . M rs. J . D. K a u ls
a n d M rs. S im p so n pou red . H o stesses
w ere M rs. V oorhees. M rs. O . T .
K o ste r, M rs. P . W , X d o n u . M rs. w .
B R ID E -E L E C T
FE TED A T PA R TY
M iss S ftra L aubeD belm . w h o Is to
b e m a r r ie d n e x t w eek, w as c o m p li­
m e n te d la s t e v en in g a t a c a rd p a rty
a i r a n c e d -b y M rs. O en e D illo n a t
h e r h o m e . P fn o d ile w as a t play
L h iw ig h t h e ev en in g a n d p rizes w ere
rec eiv e d b y M iw S a r a U u b e n h e lm
a n d M i n L illia n U u b e n h e lm . F o l­
lo w in g t h e g a m e s sh o w er gU ta w ere
p re a a D ta d -to -tb e bo n o ree.
A t a la te h o u r refre « h m e n ts w ere
se rv e d b y th e h o stess. assU ted -by
M ra. A. W . M ad Jan d .
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C O N V E N T IO N PL A N S
M A D E B Y A U X IL IA R Y
A t la s t e v e n in g 's m eetin g of the
Ladles^ A u x ilia ry o f th e S p an ish
W ar V e te r a n s h e ld a t Legion M e­
m o ria l h a ll p la n s w ere nuide by th e
g ro u p f o r th e s U to en ca m p m en t to
be h e ld J u ly 12 t o U a t PcKatcllo.
Dccl.'^lon w as re a c h e d to c an cel Ju ly
a n d A u g u st m e e tin g s a n d com m ence
fall a c tiv itie s w ith th e S ep tem b er
session.
A g U t w as p re se n te d M rs. p . W.
M cR o berta, w h o is leaving w ith Mr,
M c R o b e rts f o r a n ex tended e aste rn
visit.
i t WMS in d ic a te d b y .w vcral it.
b e rs t h a t th e y ex p ec t to a tte n d the
P o c a tello seaalon.
S t V f ST A F F .
•
N A M ED BY SO C IE T Y .
M em bers o f th e ^M issionary so­
c ie ty o f th e C h u rc h of th e B r e tlir e n m e eting yesterday a fte r n o o n a t
th e hom e of M rs. T , N. N icholson,
n e a r Flier, elected th e follow ing o f­
f ic e r s fo r th e com ing y e a r : Mls«
E th e l H cm plem uii, p re sid e n t; M rs.
E lla N orris, vice .president, a n d M rs.
P n lth Perry, se c re U ry -trc a su re r.
T h e program w hich w as a rr a n g e d
by M rs. Ire n e M elton, Inclu d e d a
rea d in g by M iss Lois N ich olson;
vocal duet. "Homo T ow n.” M iss
M a ry W rigl'it a n d M iss V irginia
K erlln , and "T h e C ross o f C a lv a ry ,"
a r e p o rt on th e book, "CbDgo C ross­
e s,” by M rs. D orothy R o n k . O ro u p
sin g in g wiis th e i j n a l n u m b e r.
A t th e closf,;im Tfca a fte r n o o n refrcshm ciit.s were seTved by M rs.
Nicholson, BS.sl.sied by M rs. Iloste ttle r.
E V E N T AKICANfiED
F O B N K ULV -W ED CO U PL E
M r, and Mrs. Bruce O la n d o n , w ho
w ere m arried Ju n e 1, w ere rucsLs
of h onor liuii evening a t a, d in n e r
g iven by M r. and M rs. E. D . H ew letC a t tlie lr home. M rs. O Jan d o n
w as form erly Mtxs W an d a H cw letti
d a u g h te r o f th e hosts.T h e tnblf w as trim m ed w ith c ry s­
ta l bowls (if p a inted daisies, D u rin g
th e la st course of th e d in n e r M rs.
O la n d o n c u t and served a th r e e tle re d wedrtlnc: cuke, th e g ift of M rs.
A. C. n u tl)c rfo rd . M rs. H ew le tt w as
assiste d by M rs. R udolph M o rin.
G uests Kcrc Mr. a n d Mrs.» O Ja n ­
d o n , Mrs. Florence M cAuley, M rs.
M ae O landoti. Mr. a n d M rs. H erbertO la n d o n , Mr. find M rs. R u d o lp h
M orin. MLss B ernice H azel. Boise,
C lin to n A nderson. M ansel W estfall,
W eldon, la ., a n d m e m bers of th e
H ew le tt family.
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C A RD CLUB
M E E T S FO R GAMES
M em bers of th e c a r d clu b
w h ic h she belongs w ere e n te r ta in e d
y esterd a y afte rn o o n by M rs. G eorge
C h iro s n t h e r hom e. A t c a r d s prizes
were- won by M rs. P a u l W ellne r
a n d M rs. Je ss Sisley.
Follow ing th e game.'! re fre sh m e n ts
w ere se r\e d . A guest w as M rs. S is ­
ley.
Suburban C hurches J
M E T H O D IS T
T . W . B o w m a r.. m in iste r
S u n d a y school. 10 a, m .
B rothe rhood , 10 a, m.
M om Jng w orship, 11 n. m . ‘jTlie
ser^’lce will bo d e d lc a te d i'to f a th e rs.
A special in v itatio n i.'> e x te n d e d to A rra n fo m e n ts O om plotcd F o r
a ll f a th e r s to be p re se n t.
,
V isit B y L. J. T ab o r a t
E vening w orship, 8 p. m .
T uesday, 2;30 p. m . T lie D orc as
F ile r M onday
will m e et a t th o hom e of M rs. H a r ­
old S tro n k s.
T u esd ay , 8 p. m . T h o b u ild in g
P in a l p la n s w ere con)plclcd tod a y
com m ittee U invited to m e e t a t th e fo r th e visit M onday of L, J . T ab e r.
c h u rc h . •
W ash in g to n , D. C., n a tio n a l m a s te r
o f th o O ra n g e, w ho w ill be g u e st of
M U RT A U G H C O M M U N ITY
P om ona O ra n g e m e m b ers a n d o th ­
e rs In tere sted in a g ric u ltu re a t a
E dgor Ij . W hite, m in is te r
10 a. m . M orning w orship w ith a special a ll-d a y p icnic m eeting calle d
fo r M onday n o o n a t F iler faUserm on by th o p a sto r.
11 s . m . C h u rc h school w llh S u p t. grounds.
A nnounce m e n t o f th e plons
W illia m L ln d a u In charg e.
8 p. m. E pw o rth league d e v o tio n al m a d e io d a y by E, L. M etr, m a ste r
of th e Pom ono G ra n g e of TWln F a lls
service.
county.
T a b c r .l4 .c n ro u te from W ashing^
H A NSEN COftLMUNlTY
to n to sto te sessions of th e O regon
E d g ar L . W h ite, m in is te r
a n d W ash in g to n G m ngcs, He is. a c ­
10:15 a. m . C h u rc h sch o o l w ith com panied by F re d T , F reestone of
g rad e d lessons J-'i a ll -'.tasses.
New York a n d E . A. E ck e rt o f . I lli­
11:30 a. m . M o rn in g w orsh ip ' w ith nois, b oth m e m bers o f th e executive
a se rm o n by th e p a sto r.
c om m ittee of t h e N atlonol G ra n g e,
D u rin g th e p icnic lun c h cream for
8 p. m . E pw orth leag u e de v o tio n al
coffee will be fu rn ish e d by T w in
service,
Cojnicll m e etin g T l i u r s d a y 'l t 2:30 F a lls c ounty su b c fd ln a te G m ngcp.
p. n(. w ith M rs. J . 'R . H all In c h a rg e E ac h will c o n trltfite one g allon,
of th e d e vo tional h o u r. P ro g ra m . M e u said.
3fcbcr h a s ju s t com plcfcd n scrJe.i
" V acation P la n s" w ith M rs. W a rin g
a s leader. S e rving. M rs. K lu ttr . M rs. of conferences w ith S e c re tary o f
A griculture W allace, nnd oth e r a g ri­
C a rte r a n d M rs, M c C a rty .
c u ltu ra l le ad e rs a n d will In fo rm
O ra n g e m e m b ers here of lall-st dc
B R ID G E CLUB
v e lopm ents in th e field.
M EM BER S E N T E R T A IN E D
Aside fro m O ra n g e m em bers. M etz
M em bers o f th e B ld -O r* B y clu b p o in ts o u t. a lt fa rm e rs a re w ek o m c
were g u e sts o n W ed n e sd ay o f M rs. a n d urged to a tte n d .
G. J . N ordllng a t lu n c h e o n a t h e r
hom e. T h e roo m s w ere trlm m e tj w ith
CAM P F IR E G IR L S
peonies a n d Iris. 'T he a fte r n o o n w as
P la n s w ere m a d e for a cooked food
sp e n t a t c o n tra c t w ith p rize s going
lo M rs. C. W. D uerlb. M rs. V. C, B a l- sa le to be he ld Snturdiiy n t 10 a ,
m , by m e m bers of th e K oynk a
Inntyne a n d M rs, C a rl A n d erso n .
C a m p F ire g roup a t a m eeting he ld
A n a irp la n e In v en te d b y S a m u e l ye sterd a y a t th e hom e of Je rn n d ln e
P.- L angley w hicli failed to fly in G asscr. Refreshment^^ were :ierved.
1903 Wft.s rec o n d tlo n e d a n d bucccss- T h e n e x t m e etin g Is lo bo he ld In
fully flow n te n y e a r s l it e r .
th e c ity p a r^ .
ILK By LEADER
M etliodist L e a g u e '
Stiidy of Peace
S tag es ^ i d P ai’ty '
, Begun by L.D.S.
80’ ^ m b e r s a n 4 Woirten’s Class g uAepstsp ro xoimf ately
th e B e th a n y E p w o r t h l^
P ro m o llo p o f 'p e a c e h a s beon
c hoaen a s a stu d y p ro je c t fo r th e
m o n th o f J u n e by th e w om en's a d u lt
class o f th e J* D . s. c h u rc h S u n d a y
school w h ic h w ill h a v e th e su b je ct
dl&cussed a t ev ery c h u rc h m eeting
h e ld In th e f ir s t w ard . I t h a s th e
a p p ro v a l of B ish op N. W . A rrin g to n ,
a n d is d ire c te d by a com m ittee com ­
p risin g M rs. C . V c m 'Y a te s , chahrm a n ; M ?s. W. W . T h o m a s a n d Mra.
B erth a-M U lc r.
T h e f ir s t m e etin g o n t h b su b je ct
w as h e ld y c s te r d a A J t c m o o n in th e
s to k e c h ap e l, a tte n d e d by 20 o r more
m e m b ers of Uie R elief eoclety, M rs.
L . A. H a n se n , one o f th e stake
c o un selors, rep o rte d . T h e Prim ary,
d e p a r tm e n t o fficers will d ir e c t th e
p r o je c t o f peace am ong th e y outh
o f th e c h u rc h , a n d th e a d u lt d ivi­
sio n w ill be d irec te d by th e R elief
society, S u n d a y school a n d th e Boy
S c o u ts. M rs. H an se n e x plained.
S p e a k e r w as M rs. A. O. L arson.
T h e p r o je c t- h a s b een a d o p ted a t
th is tim e because young people a re
o u t of sch o o l now. a n d m ay be -^nore
In te re ste d In a special .study o f Ihls
kin d . M a n y young people a re In?
c lln e d to Join g rcu p s In w hich they
o fte n dev elo p tlie "g an g " sp irit, th e
peace c om ujltlcew om en rep o rte d ,
’T hey hope th a t by encou rag in g
a n d discu ssin g peace th e y m a y he lp
to dls.-iuade boy.s a n d girls from g e t­
tin g In te re ste d In a ny a c tiv itie s or
Idciis re la tin g to m ilita ry m a tte rs.
O ne p urpose In th is respe ct Is to
h e lp e lim in a te m ilita ry toys such
a.>( c a n n o n s a n d guns, th e wom en
sta te , o n d to ta k e th e "glory" Idea
o u t of w ar.
leag u e of th(!^M ethodl*t c h u rc h n i < ^
in th e c h u rc h p a rlo rs la s t evening
/ o r a Wd p a rty . . .>
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H o sts f o r th e even in g w ere L o ie e n
P u lle r. M a rg a re t V asques a n d .'& r l
H ayes.
'To th e m a m bers dresse d In k id d le •'
c o stum es a n d e n jo y in g a ll- d a y suck­
e rs th e m a in f e a tu r e of th e evenjng
w a s* a g. lle ry -of b a b y p ic tu re s fo r
gu e sts to IdcnU y.
/.w a rd s f o r th e b e st c o stu m e s w e n t •
t o ' H elen D avis a n d L yle P e a r s o n .'
C h lld re o ’s . g a m es o ccupied th e
even in g a n d . 'r e s h m e n ls w era serv­
ed a t a la te h o u r fro m table.s deco­
r a te d w lU i a p ro fu sio n o f flow ers.
M lss M able C ase, sp o n so r of th o
g roup, w as In a tte n d a n c e .
Church H ere F iles
In corporation Copy
H e a d e ^ b y a b o a rd o f d e ac ons a s
a d m in istra to rs, th e P e n t e c o s t K i
C h tirc h . In<;.. 'Twin
tod a y h a d
filed c e rtifie d copy o f a rtic le s o l
In c o rp o ra tlo ti w ith th o c ounty r e ­
co rd e r.
'Tlie c h u fe h . w ith p ro p ertv e s tlm a te d a t f3,SOO. e lected P . E, ? a d e n
a n d H. G . H ills to o n e -y e a r te rm s
o n th e b o a rd ; H B . H ay n e s a n d
L y m a n C alder, tw o ye ars, a n d
C h a rle s A lfred H e rro n a n d J o im
McOlnnL-i. th r e e y e ars. O, W,. W lih up
th c a n ic le s of Incorp o ra tio n .
T lie a r ti s t L eonardo da V inci, in
HOO, c o n stru c te d a n o rn lth o p tc r.
o r fly in g m a ch in e m otiv ate d by
w ln g -flap p ln g .
We h a r e cold H o ra ce ip a c e for
F u r S to ra g e — P hone 191 T w in Falla
"Feed At Ice Co.—Adv.
a-
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AID S O C IE x ’t
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M E E T S A T LU NCH EO N
'" T w e lv e m e m b e rs o f th e Ladles'
Aid so c ie ty o f ith c C om m unity
c h u rc h m e t o n W ednesday a t th e
c h u rc h f o r a p o t-lu ck lu n ch eo n
w hich w as se rv e d u n d e r th e d irec­
tio n o f M ra. E m m e tt B a u er. T h e
b u sin ess scission w as co n d u cted by
M rs. R o y B lack , p resid en t, a n d th e
a lte m o o n w as s p e n t In quilting.
Mra. R a y B u sh w ill e n te r U ln th e
g ro u p o n J u n e 17,
THE O R I G I N A L
i & ^ 7 . 'J t a n 4 , I 9 8 T
A new BIGELOW
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RUG or CARPET
w
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BIGE LOW
W E A V E RS
. . .Will Give YOU a Spring Floor
Lively Wool sprins:s back underfoot jujit the way the fresh new grass on your lawn bounces up when you
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tread on it. I t’s th a t imported, specially blended L ively Wool which makes all Bigelow rugs and car­
pets wear?,"80 long, keep their clear, warm colors for years. Yet, in spite of their quality ingredients
(and that includes expensive dyes too) Bigelow prices are definitely down-to-carfh.
O N G U A R A N T EED
Goodrich Tires and Batteries
W e m ean w h i ^ n P ^ Y ^ Our liberal credit plan waa developed Co allow eteryone to
^ oy
t r o t A l e ^ e drlvfog o n Safety SUvertowna with th e ttfc'Saver Golden Ply,
o r • powerful Goodrich B a tte n . Y ou w ill like thU eaiy, m o d em way to buy.
BIGELOW
BIGELOW
Medley
Sanforstan
$63.50
$82.50
o*u n. •
SanforKtnnH a re woven on .\x m in s lc r
A h’wHH 90 m any o f th e hig h fnnhlonn
In rUKH, Bigelow wnn firp t. ((> tievclnp
te x tu re , o f whlclt Mcrtlcy U n topnotch eiHiniple. M vcly Wool, in the
fo r m of pluin And hnrfH w lnted ynrn
makeA,.for deep, Inxurlotw te x tu re in
fnHcinnting colorn.
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l<M)ntn. by nn excluHlv« HlKcImv procc^H. w hich enibodiCH tlic bi-.st poinlti
of both WiltoiiH and AxiniuHt^rn. In
t h h group you’ll find Inuiitionnl I’erfiion i pattcrnH , au th o n lic rcprodiic.
tiium (»f SaroukH, K crnuiiis nnd K cnIi *
M edley nlw) o ffcrn nninrt tw eedy nn«i
broken hlitck p a tli-rn s In te x tu re
effecls.
T h e m n o rtaaon to worry »iong o n worn-out o r inferior
<|uaUtT product*, or to p in ch TOuracU hy paylnu cash. W« fit
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BIGELOW CLIIiTON
BIGELOW LEW IS
A wide rnngo o f fu ith fu i coplen of bo<»kcd
An .\xmlnn|pr weave In ularkly Himplc modrrn dcniKiiH nn Kolid groundH . . . I>ut If you
prefer 1‘rrHiim imlternn or hooked de.slgnn,
Ihey’re hrr« lf«>, nl ih e M ine low prire.
N otice th e Cxpeiifiive ‘'tex tu re'.' l<H)k. effertrfl
by com bining m ottled y a rn aiid tw eedy defilgnn. Altu> aviillabte in liroadI(H)in up to
12 fi. w idlh.
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BASEBALL
TODAY'S GAMES
Baby Returned to Mother IJHlo
Sold Unborn Giild for $ 2(M)'.
IiOa ANQELES, JUQ* 4 OIJD-A Mr*. BrowQ w w M d o t t bv « M j l ^
chUdieu bouMwif« wbo "boucbt'* oompanjiaf
o ftle«r wbOa V t p "
o o m p a n y laf imale
u l « 0-------------------■Uter-ln-law*a baby, befor* u1 ty StflTeoa g a t b r n d tip tlw 1
b irth , fo r *200. o n ly t o aoe a c o u rt In a b la n k e t a n d r a s t o Uw tom nullify th e deal, a o u g b t fra n tic ally
c ar, th e y re p o rto d . T b e dlpO «
tod a y for th e m o th e r a n d b aby-w lth . . . . drove o ff to c o u r t w ith th e
o tte r in g U ra . B ro w n t o M lo w U
a feeding fo rm u la.
W ith o u t th e fo rm u la , on w hich answ er t o h e r aubssoena.
a he h a d fe d th e b a b y f o r th e alx
Judge K n ig h t vm ltod a U w n U y
w eeks It w as h e ra . M rs. Evelyn
Brow n fe a re d th e chU d w ould elck- jte s fo r th e a to tc r - ln - U w t o
en.' S he w as u n a b le , how ever, to p e a r a n d th e n a n s o tm c e d b i t diN
re a c h th e 3 0 -y ea r-o ld m oU ier. Mra. clslon.
• T h e m o th e r ahaU h a t e h e r d if ld .
M a ria n B row n B e a rd , w h o w as v ic ­
to r Id th e c o u rt b a tU e e n d in g th e fo r th e rea so n t h a t tb a motbcar h a d
no legal r ig h t t o a tte m p t t o s e 3
a tra n g e ba rg a in .
T h e d e al cam e lo lig h t w hen th e h e r u n b o rn b a b y , a n d tlw o t t u r
y ou ng m o th e r a p p e a re d before S u ­ p a rty w as l a e rr o r I n a tt a n p t l n g to
p e rio r Ju d g e G oodw in J , K n ig h t purcha se th e c h ild ."
M rs. B e a rd r u s h e d f ro m tb a c o u rt
a n d pleaded:
w ith th e baby. A q u a rte r h o u r l a t n
•'P lease. Judge, g l \ .........
baby. I sold h e r t o m y aU t« r-ln -law tb e s lste r-ln -la w a rr iv e d , le a r n e d
B rooklyn ......
W ella n d a r 1 O grotlow skl; H am lin before sh e w as b o m . M y siste r-in - th e c o u rt's r u lin g a n d a n n o u n c e d
law took h e r a w a y a few d a y s a fte r p la n s f o r a f u r t h e r fig h t.
a n d Phelps.
sh e w as born. B u t. 1 c a n 't sta n d
living w ith o u t m y baby."
AM ERICAN LEAGUE
O b ta ln a W rit
1st G am e:
Fro m a n o th e r s u p e rio r Judge th e
P h ila d e lp h ia ...................... 100 0 0 - i
S t. L ouis ...... ..................... 000 3 0 - 3 m o th e r h a d o b u ln e d a w rit of h a ­
V IC T O R IA . B . C. ( U n - A d O g 'lbe as corpus a n d a lu b p o e o a req u ir­
in g th e sls te r - ln -la w t o a p p e a r In yelp e n ab le d tw o ParksvU Ia B oy
sc o u ts. A lb e rt T r a n s f la ld a n d H atty ;
B urton, to. do a good t u r n .'
T h e bqys w tr e w a n d e rln * n e a r
she riff, a cc o m p an ie d by a n ia le dep­
uty , w as s e n t to b r in g th e m
Into a n old well, h a lf c av e d l a a s d 4S
fee t deep, w h e n th e y h e a r d th e
court.
T h e fo ete r m o th e r den ied th e dog's c ry . L ooking d o w n In to th «
w rit, a c c o rd in g to D ep u ty S tevens, w ell, th e y saw i t a t tn e bottom .
B a itin g a box w ith a ta n d w le h ,
so th e tw o o ffice rs w alked in and
fo u n d baby N ad e en G lo ria tn a b ed­ th e y low ered I t in to th e w ell w ltli
stro n g w ire. T h e dog Jumi>ed i n
room , d a d only In a d U p e r.
S c rea m in g . “ Y ou c a n 't la k e h e r,’ a n d th e y puJJed Jt up.
1st game:
C hicago .. ..
100 100 031 0 - 4
N ew York
320 010 000 0 - f i
F re n ch .
Davis. B r y a n t a n d
H a r tn e tt. O dea; H ubbell,’ C offm an,
M e lton a n d D onning.
N SW Y O R K , J u n e 4 lU.PJ - T h e
m a rk e t c lc « d ,h lg h e r .
B uilding to ta ls In T w in P a lls for
A la ak t J u n e a u ..... .................... -....1 2
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jt h e f ir s t fo u r days, o f J u n e t h b a f ­
AIU8 C h a lm e rs M ’,
te rn o o n 're ac h ed *33,048 w ith a n ­
A m erican C a n
01
n o u n c em e n t by Z. E . O s tra n d e r of
j NEW Y O R K . J u n e 4 (U.P>-The
CH IC A G O . M ay 4 n j.P J-S h o rt cov­ A m erican R a d ia to r -------------- «
e rin g s te a d ie d w h e a t p rices a fte r a A m erican S m e ltin g .............-.... W .ils to c k m arV et e x p erien c ed a flu rry th e T ex a s c o m pany t h a t w ork h a s
of s tr e n g th la te to d a y a fte r P re si­ s ta r te d on a n *8.000 Im provem ent
low er s t a r t to d a y . P ric es h a d d ro p ­ A m erican T e l e p h o n e .... ............
d e n t Roosevelt s la te d th e re would pro g ra m on th e c o m p an y service
ped m * e th a n a c e n t b bu sh el u n ­ A m erican T o b acco B ................
bo no c h an g e In gold policy. dK sl- s ta tio n lo c ate d a t T lilrd s tr e e t e a s t
de r s c a tte r e d liq u id a tio n p rom p ted A n aco n d a C o p p e r .......................
p a tin g re n e w e d ., ru m o rs t h a t the a n d M a in avenue.
hy w eak n ess In L iverpool a n d b e n e ­ A tchison. T o p e k a & S a n ta
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A pplication fo r a b u ild in g p e rm it
U n ited St.itP s w ould red u c e th e gold
ficial r a in s In tlie d om estic a n d
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prlcc or othen\'l5o c u rta il Im ports from th e c ity c ouncil w as m a d e th is
C a n a d ia n t>elts.
B
endU
A
vlaU
on
.......................
of gold.
a fte rn o o n w ith C ity C lerk W . H.,E1T lie m o rk o t to u c h ed new lows for
B e th le h em S t e e l .........................
New Y ork p rice s slipped b a ck e a r­ drldge. I t will com e u p f o r appro v a l
th e m o v e m en t b u t ra llie d a fte r
ly In lig h t tu rn o v e r. A ctivity de v el­ e ith e r to n ig h t or M o n d a y n ig h t a t
Ju ly d e liv ery re a c h e d 11.09. E arly B orden Co.
CW.. Mil.. 6 t . P a u l <t Pac.
oped a f te r th e P re sid e n t's gold coim cll m eetings.
losse.? w ere era.ted b y th e close.
.....170
Im p ro v em e n ts a t th e s ta tio n will
sta te m e n t a n d e arly losses w ere
At th e c lo :e w h e a t w as '» to I S j , I. Case C o . .
.....114
■e c o n stru c tio n o f a 30 by 40 foot
tu rn e d in to g a in s r a n g in g to m ore
c e n ts h ig h e r, new c o rn '-j c e n t h ig h ­ C hry sle r C orp.
.....155’, th a n 2 p oints. A few spc cla l Issues b rlrk ■s tr u c tu re giving a d d itio n a l
er, old co rn '-i c e n t h ig h e r a n d o a ts Coca Cola
C o m m ercial S o l v e n ts ..
...— 13 H mntle w ider 'advances,
spacc for w ork a t th e sta tio n . New
c c n t l)li[h er to *• c e n t lower.
Steel sh a re s w ere f ir s t to recover. concrcte will be p o u red In th e d riv e ­
, C o rn j o l d o f ' In sy m p a th y w ith C o m m on w ea lth & S o u t h e r n .....
•C o n tin en tal O il o f D elaw are..... 44
U. S. Steel rose to 101, u p 3 U . B e th ­ w ays a n d th e e n tire In te rio r of th e
w h ea l e a rly In th e s e s lo n .
C o m P ro d u c ts
58
lehem cam e b a ck to 8 5 H . u p l \ i . office a n d restro o m s a s w ell as
.....157
D
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G R A IN TA BLE
In lo n d gain ed 3 p o in ts to 98*;. R e ­ o th e r spaces will bo lin e d w ith UJe.
.....163
E a s tm a n K o d a k ................
public rose m o re th a n a p o in t fro m O stra n tlc r said,
CH IC A G O —D ra in ran g e
n 'i
"W ith c om pletion of th e w ork In
1 e arly low.
O G D E N LIV E S T O C K
W h e a t O p e n H le h Low Close E lectric P p w e r Ss L ig h t ..
G en e ra l D e c t r t o ...............
R a lls g a in ed new fa v o r w h en Uie approx im ate ly 30 days,’’ ho sa id th is
O O D E N —H ogs: 10, fo r in a rk c i; : Ju ly .....;„.1.09'; 1 - l l 'i 1.0S»i 1.11
c a r loadings s ta te m e n t show ed a a fte rn o o n , -w e believe th e sta tio n
ste a d v tv 5c low er: enrly to p $ U 2 b |s c p t .............1.00'^. 1 .1 0 '; 1 .0 7 \ 1.10*i G e n e ra l ro o d s
G e n e ra l M o to rs
rise to a new h ig h fo r th e y e a r. New win be th e b e st lool(tng a n d best
o n b e st d rlv e -ln butc h er* , m ix e d ' D ee...............1.09S 1.12
G o o d y ear T i r o ..................
York C e n tral c a m e ,b a c k m ore th a n equipped in th e c ltv ,”
k in d s m ostly *11 dow n, few p ack liiK ' C o rn (o ld ):
I n te r n a tio n a l H a rv e s te r . ... 111
a p o in t from lU low a n d A tchison
sow< $8.75 to S3.25: b u tr h e r q u a lity Ju ly ........ M 9 '.Q
In t^ rD atJo n al T elep h o n e
n e arly 3.
■ I mm.
I to m
....._...129
Jo h n s M a n v lllr
U tilitie s ra llie d . N o rth A m erican
C a ttle : 110, Includes 50 fo r m a r- Ju ly
K
en
n
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co
tt
C
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p
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..........
Sept.
touched 23H . o ff l U , a n d th e n r e ­
...1.07^4
1.0
^ t t : slow , e a rly sa les mo.'itly cows,
Loew
's
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c
.......
8
1
S
D
cc..............
gained m ore t h a n h a lf th e loss. I n ­
ste a d y : c om m on n n d m e d iu m kin d s
a t C hicago, postponed.
M
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n
tg
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m
ery
W
a
rd
........
6
3
S
0.->ts:
.
te
rn a tio n a l H a r v e s te r w ith a ga in
O n D ecoration d a y th e ho m e of
55.25 to
cuttci* g rad e s S3 to
N ash K e l v ln a to r ...............
of m ore th a n 2 led f a r m eq u ip m en ts M r. and M rs. J . L . M axi^ell w as
J4.80: o d d m e d iu m h e ife rs $7; few Ju ly ____
N atio n al D a iry P ro d u c ts
higher.
c om m o n a n d m e dium bu lls $4.50 to S e p t............
W cstlnghouse E le ctric w as u p 4
N ew Y o rk C e n tr a l ........
WIU Can tor as« Pay O t* ter Dead ar WoetUea
$ 55 5 : com m o n a n d m e d iu m veal
P a c k a rd M o to rs
polnt.s. C oppers r a llie d a f te r e arly g ran d c h ild re n g a th e re d th e re . T hose
HORSES — COWB - BHKBP aad HOGS
c alv e s *850 to $8.50,
P a r a m o u n t P i c tu r e s ,.... .
19H tetbrtchs. C h o 's le r Ju m p e d 3 p o in ts a tte n d in g w ere M r. a n d M r*. GUI
S h e e p ; 5.000, for n ia ric e t;' late J u ly ........ i)2:4
Bfmply P h o n e T w in F a lls 3 1 4 - z ip S e r rlo a - W a P a y t o r tbe OaU
de?pitc new strik e s In Ita p la n ts.
Maxweil a n d d a u g h te rs of L os A n ­
J . C. P e n n e y Co..............
90
T h u r s d a y 4 c a rs 82 lb. U U h sp rin g D er.
C a rey m a in str e e t h a s b e en Im ­
, .
Dow Jo n e s p re lim in a ry c losing av« geles, M r. a n d M rs. S id n e y Pe a rc e,
P
e
n
o
a
.
R
.
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41N
la m b s a lso 3 c a rs 83’. lb. I d a h o s a t
B a rley :
eragcs show ed; In d u s tr ia l 178.14, up Rigby. M r. a n d M rs. L eland M a x­ p ro v ed by a R ayllg c o atin g from
P u re O i l ...........
39
*11.25 w ith s h ip m e n t d e ck 77 lb.
^
Manufaetuim of
2.32: ra ilro a d 56.97. u p 0.05; utU lty well, G lenns P e rry ; M r. a n d M rs. th o H a n l a c o m e r o n th e s o u th to
R a d io C o rp ......
la m b s * 10: y e a rlin g s a t $" an d
Golden Brand ImproTed Bleat Serapa aad
2JR5. off 0.04.
J u n e M axwell. T w in F a lls ; M r. a n d th e Y o rk c o m e r n o r th th ro u g h
R a d io K e ith O rp h e u m .
.1 a t $3.75 d0';^•^; lo t local w etliGeldea Brana Bom H ad
CA SH G R A IN
T ran'sactlons a p p ro x im a te d 790.- M rs. H arold T hom son, R u p e rt; M r. toftTi. T h e R a y llg process w as s t a r t ­
R eynolds T o b ac co B.
- 5 0 ’i
e d a t T lk u m c om ing th is w ay e ig h t
S $6.
C H IC A G O —W h e a t: No sales.
a
n
d
Mrs.
J
a
m
e
s
M
iller,
P
a
u
l;
M
r.
000
sh
a
re
s
c
o
m
p
ared
w
ith
550.000
n irh t^ Prioee Paid tor H1DB8 — PKLTfl — rCBS -> ^CKtL
S e a rs R o eb u ck .........
88^
m iles in c lu d in g th e s tr ip th ro u g h
C o m : No. 3 m ix ed *159 to * 1 59 \ i : S h ell U n io n . O il.........
38*4 sh ares y e sterd a y . C urb tj-ansactlons a n d Mr.v L eon M axwell a n d M r. to w n.
- One MIU Bast aed"u loath of TwIarallB
rO R T L A N D L IV E S T O C K
No. 1 vellow * 1 J0 ; flo . 4 yellow *1;d Mr.‘ . V iinil M axwell o l E den.
ap iiroxlm utcd 456,000 sh a re s c o m p ar­
T w o sh o w s a r e now bein g he ld
P O R T L A N D —HO(r,i; 450, Inclucilng .28: No, 5 yellow *1.27M No. 2 B lm m ons Co.
M r. a n d 'M rs. E .' M. P a tte r s o n
ed w itli 171,000 share,-; y fste rd a y .
Socony
V
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e
^
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w
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W
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n
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sd
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s-an
d
S
a
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313 d ire c t: ste a d y w ith- T h u rsd o y ’s w h lto $ 1 J1 : No. 2 w h ite $1.31; s a m ­
le ft S u n d a y on a v a ca tio n tr ip
S
o
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th
e
rn
P
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ific
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T
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be
c
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tin
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d
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close o r 25c low er th a n e a rly ; good p le $152 to $ 1.20.
thro u g h O regon a n d W ash in g to n .
S ta n d a rd B r a n d s ....
a n d choice lig h tw e ig h t drlv e-ln .i a t
G en e E lson Is in c h arg e of th e in g th e su m m e r m o n th s.
O a ts : N o. 1 w h ite 60»ic; No. 2
S ta n d a rd O il o f C a lif.... 43H
' M. I . A . w a rd h o n o r d a y w u
store.
*10.50; load lots fjuotab lc . slightly w h ite 50U to SO’iC; No. 3 w h ite
S ta n d a rd O il o f N . J.
h ig h e r; h e av ie s *9,75 to SIO: lig h t
1'; to 48c.
M r. and Mrs, C allle E vans, C o­ h e ld T u e s d a y even in g w ith a v a rie d
T ex a s C o rp ...................
R y e ; No sales.
lig h ts m ostly *10; 'f e e d e r pig s hilly
lum bia C ity, U U h .'v is ite d a t th e p ro g ra m . T h e sp e ak e r w as B ishop
13
B a rle y : F e e d 62 to 73c: m a ltin g T ra n s-A m e ric a
ho m e of M r. a n d M rs. R a y m o n E ld o n A dam so n a n d se veral n u m ­
ste a d y a t u p to *10.
U n io n C a rb id e a n d C a rb o n.....lOlVl
O R A IN S
H en ry recently. M rs. E v an s la a be rs w ere p re se n te d by th e C arey
C a ttle : 150, Includin g 80 d irec t, 95c to *1.03.
U nion P a c ific ..............................m ’-i So ft w h ea t .. ‘ ..............................
T im o th y seed : *455 to $4.50.
siste r ol M rs. H enry. E a rl M etcalf, b a n d . .W eekly m e etin g s h a v e been
calves 100. Inclu d in g 87 d irec t;
U n lU d A ir c r a f t .......................
O ats, a b o n d r v d ___________
C lovnr se ed : $23 to $30.
S a lt Lake C ity. M inn., a n d M a n ­ d isc o n tin u e d u n til fall.
a b o u t ste a d y ; few m e d iu m dr>'-fed
M e m bers o f th e R e lie f S ociety will
U
n
ite
d
C
orp,
.11.60
B
arley,
a
h
n
n
tfred
..
ley M etcalf, Pepin, W ls., a re vis­
s te e rs *8.85; good g ra d e s saleable
U
.
S.
S
tee
l,
c
o
m
......
................
BEA N b
itin g a t th e homo of th e ir uncle, co n tin u e th e ir m e etin g s th ro u g h '
up to *10.50; few com . h e ife rs *6
W
a
rn
e
r
B
ro
s,
(M ark et fnm lsta'e d by H. K, L. Curtl.^ M etcalf. T h ey p la n to spend Ju n o . T h e the o lo g y lesson th is w eek
to $0 ; low c u tte r a n d c u tte r i
W hy bother w ith dirty, ifflelly a nd unsaaltiry 'int<(
w
as
p re se n te d by lo n e S pa rks.
W este rn U n io n ........................
G a rn a n d , U. S . B ean Inspector)
th e r.ummer here.
' *3.75 to $5.25; good d r y -I c d beef cows
from a d ite m —w hen you can hsv* much deaoer,
Pro g ressiv e c lu b m e m bers w ere
W esU nghouse E le ctric _____
All d e aler* o u t o f m a rk e t. M rs. Lola P erkins, p o stm lstre u .
u p to $7.75 o r above; ve ale rs $9
a n y m ir e hard w stcr eup«
F . W . W o o lw o rth Co....
Is ta k in g h e r v a ca tio n a t th is tim e. e n te r ta in e d la s t w eek a t th e h o m e of
47 S
FU TU I5E PO T A T O TRA D ES
P O U tT R Y AT RANCH
ply. T h # N aleo P om bJe W t t t t S o t m u o sk e s
dow n.
A m e ric an R o llin g M ills ..
.. 35-i Colored hen*, ove r 6 lb s .----------l i e M rs. V ernon L ance, a ssista n t, Is M r.v N e ttle F a rn sw o rth . Special
hsrdw t water lo f u r th a n d u « m w iter. Just Cura
S h e e p : 220. Including 203 d lrcct;
(Q u o ta llo n s fu rn ish e d by
g u e st d a y w ill be observed a t th e
ta k in g h e r place.
A rm o u r ................................. .... .. U \ C olored henK ; 4 to C lbs....... _..
s
f
s
u
c
e
t^
r
p
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r
in
hard
w te r fro a a p aa or
I
DO e a rly sa les ; m a rk e t q uotable
S u d ler, W ege ner & Co.)
M r. a n d M rs. C yrus J e n se n , cJg- a u d ito riu m th is w eek w ith club
A tla n tic R e f i n i n g ..................
bucket. A lm oit in ia o tly , soft w u e r runs o u t w ith . :
C olored b e ^ u n d e r 4 lbs—.
ste a d y ; good sp rin g la m b s quotable
N ovem ber deliv ery ; No sale.s; clos­ B oeing .......................................
d c n , U tah, w ho w ere rec e n tly m a r ­ m e m b ers fro m n e ig h b o rin g to w n s
aU the h srd n eii removed by m sfic N oleolta ( te o ' ‘
L eg horn h e n s ......................... ..
to $10.50; com . dow n to $8; g rassy in g bid a n d ask . $1.60 to $1.69.
o s th e g uests.
ried
.
visited
a
t
th
e
ho
m
e
of
Mr.
B
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g
s
M
a
n
u
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c
tu
rin
g
Co.
.
u (e), R ivsli (x(>enuve softeniof fnttiUsiiow
C olored f r y e r * ...................................17o
old c ro p la m b s sa lea b le a ro u n d $5 to
M r. a n d M rs. E a rl H udson. C asU ea n d M rs. Ja m e s H en ry w hile on
C u rtiss W r i g h t .......................
costs o n ly .a few . doUan. Ssvcs
on
L eg horn bro ile rs, I H to 2 Iba.
*6; m e d iu m ow es $2 to $3.
CH IC A G O PO T A T O ES
fo rd ; M iss F r a n c e s E ldred g e .a n d
th e ir w edding trip.
E lectric A u to L i t * ..................
sM p bills— Quickly pays for ilstU io saving
O ld cockft .....................................
C H I C A O O - W c a th e r cloudy, te m ­ H ouston O i r .
M rs.
M iss K onieiia P h illip s ha.? retu rh e d M rs. G ra ce B u m s , ' B oise;
of lo sp , clothes a nd Isbor.
B ta g t....... .
SAN FR A N C IS C O L IVESTOC K
p e ra tu re 58; .sh ip m en ts 1,338 c a r­ N a tio n al D i s t i l l e r s ................
L
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C
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ro
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.-M
erid
ia
n
;
M
r
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n
d
(Above price s a re to r A g rade . B fro m Je ro m e ’ w here she h a s been M rs. P e te P e r rin . P a u l; M r. a p d O n l y f S . 6 5 , $ 9 . W a n d M 9 . M
S O U T H SAN F R A N C IS C O -H o g s lo a d s, a rriv a ls 103, o n tra c k 209.
•
te a c h in g school th e p a s t ye ar. R o b ­
A v ia tio n „.
g rade , 1 c e n t less. C g rade , h a lf
lO, d ir e c t 375; b u tc h c rs 15c low er; O ld su p p lies lig h t, d e m an d lig h t L iquid C a rb o n ic C o rp .........
e r t Pu lto n , a n Instructoi’ In th e M rs. W ayne Y ork, G a rd e n V alley:
___ 48
For Pr«ftsure Modals
p rice).
,J 5 lb. w eig h ts *1155; s h o r t load a n d lim ite d , m o stly to b e st q u a l­ Sofew ay S t o r e s ................. .
G ooding h ig h school, a lso h a s r e ­ M iss Jo y c e M CO lochlln, B oise; w ere
34^
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D
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C
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'ISO lb . w e ig h ts a n d pa ck a g e 310 Ib. ity sto c k , m a rk e t a b o u t steady. Schenley D is ti lle r s ________
tu r n e d to h is hom o fo r th e suhim er. v isito rs h e re th e p a a t we«k.
___ 42
No. I U u tU rfa l ......... .....
lo r te d o u t *10.78; p a ckage good E a rly F r id a y I d a h o r u s s e t B u r ­ S tu d eb a k ^r
M r. e n d M rs, C live O ^ r have
T h e R elief society of th e L, D. 6.
14% No. J b u tte r f a t _______
p a ck in g sow s $955, ste ad y .
b a n k s. 1 c a r la rg e *2.65, 1 c a r *2.05,
c h u rc h m e t a t th e c h u rc h T u esd ay r e tu r n e d fro m S a lt L ak e C ity a n d
18?*
C a ttle : 335, d ire c t .195; b u lk grosa 1 c a r *3.45. 1 c a r *3.40, I c a r *350.
a fte rn o o n . T h e lesson on T heology a re lo c ate d in th e E d ith B unnell
.......................... 34
,$7.M to *8.76; c om m on *9; c u tte r to 1 c a r *2.26; so m e f a ir q u a lity sm all
w a s . In c harge
o f M rs, B e rth a h om e .
m e dium b ulla *4 to *8; c alves 10, a ll sto c k , p r a c tic a lly n o d e m a n d , no
M rs. M . 0 . S ta n f o r d eriterU ln ed
•}“ I B u tle r. T h re e officer# of th e M ini­
N. Y . C U R B E X CH A N G E
W hites. medlD m ,
d ire c t: n o m in a l; good to choice e a r ly sa les. W a sh in g to n r u s s e t B u rd o k a sta k e were p re se n t a n d a s- th e B ee H ive c lass la s t w eek w ith a
A m erican S u p e r P o w e r............... 1?» C o m m ercials ......
v e ale rs f|uot«d $8 to *0 o r slightly bank.1. 1 c a r *2.40. W isco n sin ro im d
clsted In th e discussion of th e les­ w eln er ro ast.
Cities Service, c o m ............ ........... 3
Pu
lleU
above.
S h e e p s h e a r in g a t th e P a u l Coates?
w h ite s, u n c la ss ifie d . 1 c a r 75c, New
son, T lie re were n in e tee n ladles
E g fa. u n g rad e d . In tra d e
B h e ep : 2.600. d ir e c t 880: 73 lb. su p p lies lig h t, d e m a n d good, m a rk e t E lectric ^ o n d n n d S h a r e ........... 18'
a n d th r e e gue-^ts p resent. T he n e x t ra n c h h a s b een c om pleted.
F o rd M o to r L t d ........................
e
C a lifo rn ia sprlJigera *10.38, so rte d 35
P u llets, In tr a d e ......................
M iss E lla P a tte r s o n h a s retu rn e d
m e etin g w ill be a w ork a n d buslnew
o n C a lifo rn ia
allg h tly
stro n g e r;
p e r c e n t m e d iu m *9: pa ck a g e choice
LIV E ST O C K
m e eting w ith Mrs. L arson e n te r ­ fro m A lm o w h e re sh e sp e n t th e p s s t
so u th e rn tr iu m p h s weeU. L o iilila n a
Choice lig h t h u tc h ers. ICO lo
101 Ib. w eight# *9.78.
w in te r te a c h in g .
ta in in g ,
B liss tr iu n u ’h s. w ash e d , 3 c a rs a t
p o u n d e rs .
flO.78
A f o u n ta in w as Installed a t th e
M r, a n d M rs, Brow n M artin a n d
$2,40, u n w ash e d . 1 c a r fin e q u a lity
B A R SIL V E R
O v erw eight b u lrh e rs . 210 to
c h lld ro u le ft W rdneeday (or G ra n d F u lla c h p h a rm a c y tills week.
N EW Y O R K - B o r silv er w as q u o t­ *2.25, 0 c a r s *2.15. 4 c u rs *2.10; )at«
200 p o u ndera .......................... $10.25 Ju n c tio n . Colo., to visit relatives.
B e u la h Ixw slle received a n a w ard
C ourt«ay oC
ed a t 45 c e n ts a finn ounce tnday, T h u rsd a y , w ash e d , 1 c a r *255, un«
O verw eight, bu tc h ers. 250 to
I E. P . H ard in g a nd G uy H arding. f o r sellin g th e m o a t popples on
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1, *2.05, a n d N o. 3. *1. M ississippi
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IN V E S T M E N T T R U B T 8
1-lQ penny. B ased on ste rlin g a t trlu riip h s Bhowln^t h e a te d , some apot- F u n d . I n v ....................... ..................625.08
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Ile lfe ra ..*6 00.87.00 lion 111 th e n o rth hills.
45,10 centA II lin e o iin ro . ro n ip iu rd
iir *1.7:); whowinK ilcray', 1 c a r *188. C orp. TY ust .................................. * 3.03 F a t eows
34.0i)**a.00
M r. a n d Mrn. Louis Judsun a n d
w ith y e ste rd a y 's e q u lv a lm t of 4,s.31
c a r *1,50. 1 c a r *1,30; No. 3, 1 c ar Q u ar, I n n ............. ........................... * n ,e 5 V ealera
T o M r. a n d M rs. Jo h n Hollon
Mr. a n d M rs. A rth u r Judson <eft
rentfl. F o rw ard sllv/'r w ns quo ted a t *1.10. 1 c n r *1,05, 2 c a rs ahovtlng
F a t sp rin g lam bn
.......
W edn esday for th e ir home In C a li­ T w in F a lls, a d a u g h te r tod a y e t
SOS p ence a n o unc e, o ff 1-16 penny. (Ircny, noc, A la b a m a ru sse t B u r­
M I N lN a HTOOXN
Y a a rlln g lantbs
fo rn ia a fte r vikltlng w ith th e ir Sis­ 4 :10 a . m . a t th e C r a f t m a tern ity
b a n k s, 1 c a r *3, C a lifo rn ia w hite B u n k e r K ill a n d S u lliv a n ........*2flJA
ter, M r.v G eorge L attlnier tho p s s t hom e.
M u .i, KKRnn
rohe, In itia l U-c, I c a r $2.10, 3
T o M r, a n d M rs. K . J . H arrU , Twin
M in . C ity C o p p e r ............*12 -* iaM B ra n . lOo pou1>«l^
..$1.70 week.
12 05; v en tllo U o n , t e a r ih o w ln g P a rk C ity C o n so lld at4 d .............. 34c B ra n ,. SOO pouiiili
F alla, a d a u g h te r yesterd a y a t 11
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m. a t tlie h o sp ita l m aternity
rr K in g C o a lit io n .... .......... *14,125
M nrrlnK oJ.Iccnnes
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tliil ire. No, 1. »2.0T,i. No, 3 eg* H un sh ln a M ines ...........................*19,80
...9I.H0
(lire. *1,42; la to 'ilu ir s d a y , In itial T ln tlc S ta n d a rd ......... .......*7,05-*7.30
ire , 1 c a r 12 on, 4 rn rn *2.
roeta *13.411 to tr a in a flying
fltoi'kn h flil hlKlirr u nder lead of
JIIN i: :i
Bterl,r
c a d e t, a n d *ia.B99 to tr a in a navy
I /'a ( c r Jon^.*i a n d D o ro th y Iloliker
Uonils h ig h e r; II, B, g o vernm ent o ffic e r to fly a t th e P e n ssro la avi­
Lew . iHi'li of T w in KrilLi.
a tio n school.
iMiiea Irregulur.
BAN ►•IlANCIWCO
C u rb sto c k s irregularly htglier; tn
C onH aay o (
BAN FltA N C lH C O — H u lle r; 03 liiiatrinlii leaiiUig,
( jta n d a rd H eeurltiea Co.
sco re 83c; HI aeorn 33o; 00 score 33<-; ’ I'o relg n exchange firm ; G erm a n
r e r rln a lin ta l Bltfg.
P hon* i l l
m a rk w eak.
09 score 3I)c,
C o tto n fully au-nrlv,
ChoeRe; W lm lr»nlr fla ta 17c; Irl))n r a ln a : W h e a l U tn 1 '. r r i ita
lela 10i>e; imljIiliiK p rices, fla ti
H rO K A N R 8 T 0C K H
h ig h e r, n rw corn S r hlshc r;
l a 'i r . tn IV’ir .
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n i e N E W B O N O TON E All'•0
low er; rye ‘io higher to I S c
A m erlcon H llv e r ........_. ............... .38
am nll IT'jC .
n iC L B A N D A U D IO SC O rp: are
lower.
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w ith o u t q u e stio n th a fln e il In­
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H U T O H IN C IH - n u i r i a l serviced
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fo r M rn. 1). U. llutohliiKn, w ho dlo<l
U nom a O oh l ............... ...................
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V hilverslly of A labonia ro ed s
d e a fe n e d |>ersona consideration.
W ednendny, will l>« he ld H ulunliiy
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t h a t th e re a re now very few
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............... ................... OW
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ih r m en.
r a s e s of d e a fn e ss th a t caiiiiol
e la tin g . In te r m e n t will lie In <iunM atalin n M
I<.......... ................ 1,10
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i t t M em o rial p a rk u n d e r tlin illbe a atls fa o to rlty helped ItegardM e talln e M e lo ln ........... ....... ............ 10
n p ; loiiRhonin n i . c ; loafn ifl<,
rec lioii of tlin l>iiii(n inortuiiiy.
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loss o f a n y th in g yon luay have
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you h a v e aVer h a d .
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fiunfiliino (.'inin.............. ....................VO
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c h rr k a lO 'tr; n tnrngr park nil ^lr^l^
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HONOTONE
20,413
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COMPANY
firala 37‘i t<i J n '.i ,
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4Sfl T a t r a flldg.
101 no. Dtlt HI.
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in a n opinion (tia t ;>ri>vliloni of
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NKW YOitlC
'I'txlay'/i ciiatom nlea ill to
Id a lio ’a piilillr ak«Ulanr«
A niflter [irlii'.i fi>i- ilrliv ered niotala IflU r.
(re n tn p r r txm inl):
v h l f h req u ire reclplenlN of r e ­
w o o l,
' Coi>per: K le rtro ly tlr 14; e x po rt
lie f (o arkn o K le d g e a lleik on
U.Q7 to 1420 iK imliial,
UGJ3TON- llii‘ n .i ' ro n tln tird I'l
proi»erly th e y h a v e o r m ay ac*
T in : Hpot c tra lta flftU.
niakfl In'iulilfA li'r various li n n <>l
q u ir* w era u n c o n atllu ilo n a l.
I ^ a d : Nnw V olk « :(» lo fl08; Dasl d o m estic Wduin, tlin II. H. a g iln ilT lif' a tlo r n ry K enrrni, fm plm lli'B ltu io d r p a tl m r i i' iriim lrit l(«i»v.
a t . T.OUU A
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ly irtiriiig tlir
f«ir h a ving r n Z inc: Nf'"' Vork 7.10; Fiuil fli
W hile a ftu a l Imvihs w m la H in
Kageil In ''h n t he I rr n ir il n nKinr.yl-diils m a ; flid *tii»rt/‘r Q.U,
lim ited, th e re wait ■ hii> a^'ning te n ­
aOO Backn of Red T ag Heed (
lendliiK r n lr ip ilf ir . nnlil t h a t in nci
A lm ulitum , M igln: M lo 21; R ntj. d e ncy 4u lia d " ii» li'iv n a ro v e tn l
'p a r t Ilf th e n a tlrm ul a c t c ould th e re
niony, A m rrlca n :
I m m e d lata nrf.l^
ni>od I 'r s n rli
Gem# ......................
4 a p la ln O . I f. W lU lam s. sMp
P la tin u m ( ito lla n p e r o u n c e): | | c o m bing fln a lr,ili'> ry * 0oU in o r i­
hfl (nim d a provision a u tlm rliln g Uie
Non C ertified Oem* ..............
n ta ta to niiiKa relief lo a n s w ltli ex<
to 84,
g in a l b ags h a v a b r m »ol<l a t 08 to
i i>Htatl<'n o f recovering th e money
QMlr.kallver (ilo llare p a r flask o f 07 c en U , aoniiird i)atili, to buyer*
Ht.
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Heed ( j ? ..............
h t im o f ih n T . O . M . H o p w t th ’*
ffl lbs I ue n o m in a l,
4 th ro u g h dnl)t‘ p a y m e n t chan n e ls.
w ho h a d iirgniii nonln lo rover. Hid*
a lg r d y y a n lil a t t b a Ilc r r a s h e ll
T iuignt^n, iH iwdfrivl M ollara p«r m a d e f o r fuppllrn m a n tlrlp a tlo ii
/
Kfl sa id tJi" /n n n signed hy rrrljia h.
i h lp y a r d i, -B rtsto l. R . I., w h e r e
le n ta of s ta te r rlin t a in o u n teil to th e
p o u iitU ; 1 "0 t‘> • *0.
o f n sa d a w arn inootly l>«lnw on r e n t r
I h n l l r l l U h r r a f l U b r in g m ade
W iilfiaiiili'-. <;hliir%o (doltnm
s a m e Ihiiig a s a pronilsnnry not
n iaeabla lota, h nw rvrr w rr r null"
P h o n i 182R-J
a n d t h a t sin'h I'tiKTcliirr ivn» |it<
iraAj f u r I h n A liirrlra'a r u p
u n it 1 I*' ix rta lllc co iiK iit, diily X lnnly liclit a<
Ii'til^,
r .r .a ^ lU s u m m e r a t N s w p a rk
p a id ): ! • *0 JO. .
iilk lU d by
s ta te o o n itltu tio n .
b ia ii, 01 iliovg.
CH IC A G O L IV E S T O C K
C ra C A O O —H ogs; 8,000, Includ in g
a ,600 d ire c t; m a rk e t g e n c r tlly etead j'
to lOc lo w e r: to p 111^5; b u lk good
n n d ch o ice 200 to 300 lb. w ta, | 1 U 5
to 111.46; c o m p w ab le 180 to 190 iba.
110.80 to tll .iO : p a ck in g bowb ste a c y ;
b u lk *10 to IIO .W ; pigs Bpartngly u p ­
w ard to «10.50.
C a ttle : 1.000, calve.i 500: s^.neraiiy
ste a d y : sprliiW lng m c d . to ' n e arly
good lig h tw e ig h ts a n d y e arlin g s n t
»9.50 to $U.ftO: beef cowa alow, m o stiv tte a d y ; m o st c u tte r g ra d e s » J 0
dow n: few stro n g w eig h ts a ro u n d
»5.75; oiiUldR sau sag e bulls * i; veale rs la rg e ly M .50 to »9.30.
S h e e p : 6,000. w ith 3.000 dlrccts;
l a t la m b s a n d sp rin g e rs n ctlv e; 10c
to 25c h lB hcr; s c a tte r e d n a tiv e
• B prlnaers *12 to *1355: tlire c lo a ih
J12, a n d all w eig h ts s tr ic tly good
d ip p e d la m b s sio
.a s to S10.50;
----m ro n g . sh o rn slaughOer. ewes S3
to 84 50.
Boys R escue D og in
Caved-in Old WeU
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n e.iponslblc B usiness P lrm s
and Prores-slonal O ffices
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33 1-3% D iscount
F or C ash
Cast] disc o u n t allow ed R sdver*
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d a ;a c f f ir s t I n jc rlio n
PH O N E 38 FO R AN A D TA K E R
W ANTED—P ly m o u th , Chev.
of Ford. '1033 o r la te r , se d a n or
coach. ‘
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m 2nd Ave. N o . ..........
W h a tev er You W ant
I t Can B e.H a d —
JP38 w n ip p c t 6 c oupe. M oto r fine.
Body, glass, a n d u p h o la tcry O . K . S
Bood tires. B a tte ry O . K . Price
O n ir 135.00 c a sh . C a li a t 332 £th
Ave. E ast a f te r 8 p . m . J o h n Z latp ik .
K also m Jn ln j a n d f e n e ra J p a i n t - ! holes, p re v e n tin g seep a g e. B e n to n lt*
mg. E. I* S h a ffe r. P h o n e 1M 3-J.
j hns a va rie ty of o th e r use s fro m
-------------------------------- :--------------------I fn ce .i» w d er to oil well drU llng. I ro n
P a p e r hanglnB . G u a r a n te e d w o r k - ! prospecting Is bein g c a rrie d o n ex m an shlp. P ho no 1293-J.
, icnslvely th r o u g h o u t'th e a re a .
--------------------- -----------------------r ------I T h e re a re know n t o be doposlta of
F o r clean a n d n e a t w ork. p \p e r - hpm ntlte ore In th e foothU ls. m ln ' cralologlsta says. M . J . S c a n lo n H e rM axson W ag n e r's T o u r is t 'P a r k .
. h a s display ed som e sa m p le s
C abin No. 7. S a tis fa c tio n a lw ays.
'w hich con tain e d 70 p e r c e n t Iron.
H e h a s located a d e p o sit n e a r H e r m osa w hich c o n ta in s a bed of h c m a tlto Iron ore 30 Teet th ic k .
pU S IN E S S O P PO RTU N ITY
F o r la le ; B arber, i h o p atj Eden,
•aoo cash. D. L . K u m p . box 103,
E den.
PH O N E 3 8
APA R TM EN TS F O B R EN T
o n e a -rm a n d one 3 - m
• * p t. « l 4 th Ave. W .
A sk fo r A d T aker
u n fu m .
iLt!
1,000 w alU
LIV ESTO CK a n d POULTR Y
y u r n . ro om f o r l i g h t houaekeepIng; A dulta only. N o p e ta. S0< Btue
FOR R E N T — H O U SES
T h e S a n d S p rin g s ran c h souAi*
w est o f W en d ell Is fo r sale a t b a r­
g a in p rice s In e ith e r one or separate
PO D L T R V T O S E L L ? A W » a t- u n its. Addre&s R . F . Blcknell, Boise,
Ad will fin d th e b u y er f o r you.
Id ah o .
300 la rg e ty p e L eg h o rn h e n s. L ay ­
F o r r e n t: 6 -ro o m f u m . h o u se a n d
■ ftn g o f o r su m m e r m o n th s . 437 6th in g good. B a y e s H atch e ry ,
A r t . No.
a ig h e s l p rice s p a id lo r y o u r fa t
c h ick e n s a n d tu rk ey s . In d e p e n d e n t
H EL P W ANTED
M e at Co.
N atto& ally k n o w n f ir m h a s im us35 h e a d ewes a n d p u re b re d buck,
u a l o p p o rtu n ity f o r te a c h e r f o r vac a tle a o r p e rm a n e n t w o rk . Q u a ra n - . 1 la rg e s p r in g la m b s. *425 u k e s
te e d tauom e. O i n teIephone..j)U m - th e b u n c h . P h . 03M -R 2.
D «r. A ddre ss B o x IB-M .
F o r s a le :^ B o m e w ell b re d H o l­
H E L P W A N T E I^ -F E M A L E s te in sto c k , cow s, h e ife rs, etc.. l
m a le su b je c t to re g is te r, l p u reb red
W a n te d : 38 w altrease*. 10 bus R e d D u rh a m b u ll, 1 w ell b red
boy*, 4 d J a h w a h e r s f o r toiujquet O u em sey b u ll. J . L . M a rtin , 4'.4
J i u u 10. A pply S p e e r'a Coffee Shop. mUes N . W. E d e n .
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LOST A N D F O U N D
l^ 'y e a r o ld g ir l w a n U lo b caring
L o it: R e d r u b b e r b o o t o n W ells
l o r smaU c h i l d r ^ E » p . P h . W9-W . h ig h w a y . T w in F a ll* 0 * h a l Y ard .
3 young m e n w an.t w ork c n S u m
F o u n d o n ro a d In f r o n t o f ray
S o t Toein, b o iu d a n d w ages. 991 P in e
h o u se o n H allo w e'e n n ig h t, 1938, a
pfeee c t t u r n m ach in e ry . O w n er
W a n te d t o b e c o m p a n io n t . .. c a n h a v e ta m e b y IdenU fylng p ro p ­
v o m a n w h o h a s • hom e, w ould e rty a n d p a y in g fo r . ad . P h o n e
ibM V ta tp en ses. B o x 17-K c a r e of 0388-J4.
T toB g.
.
New 4 -ro o m m o d e rn home,
In su la ted , a ll h ard w o o d Iloors
—stu d io w m dow . im m ed ia te
possession. 1300 dow n, $30 per
m o n th .
A TREASURE
Choice t« n a c rc s n e a r ci';y
lim its. E x tra good house, five
room s, m o d e rn . Y ou n g /ru Jt
tree s, b e rrie s, sh ru b b ery .
C hoice resid en tia l lo t o n
p a v ed s tr e e t. W ill sell a t b a r ­
g a in price.
Y O U R R E N T M O N EY will
b u y a hom e. F o r p a rticu la rs,
c a ll a t o u r office.
SM ITH & M YERS
P h o n e 1664
130 S h oshone So.
W A N TED TO RENT
a n d S t. Bo. B ack I. D. store.
FOR S A L E M ISC ELLANEO US
W a n te d —U pholstering, repairing,
e lectric
f u riu tu re reilnuiiUiK. winduw slinde
g u a ra n lee d . w ork. C re ss Ac Brutey F u rn itu re Co
.
P h o n e 838. 190 Second 8L E ast.
W indow O l t u — B rin g in your
C u sto m k illin g , e u rtn g a n d im ok■aah. T% ometa T o p & Body Works. In g m e ats. P h o n e 38. In d ep e n d en t
Pa c k in g P la n t.
a n d Body W o rts.
S e e tr l o fen c e coDtroi m aohlata.
V)iUto M a rk e t. 819 eb o ah o n * No.'
A uto glaa*—piaU i a n d ih atterlesa.
P a in tin g . E x p e rt body a n d fender
vrork. Floor sa n d efa to r ren t. F o u 's
Bee-t<lne a ;ig n m e n t
fo r a u to
fra m e s, axiea, h a rd ste erin g a n d Ure
w ear. W h eels stra ig h te n e d . Poas'a.
A re y o u g o in g to b u ild ? FH A long
te rm Joans o n hcm ea. B u dler W eg­
e n e r a t Co.
S P R IN G F IL L E D U A T T R B a S IS
A U -m etal re frig e ra to r, Econom ical M A O S F R O M .Y O U R OLD O N Sa.
» tld t n p e rfe c t c onditio n . R eason­ M a ttress es re n o v a te d a n d recovera b le ,’ n i 3 n d Ave. No.
edv W ool c a rd in g . T w in Pails M a t­
O an v a a o f a ll k w d s a n d ripacrlp- tre s s F a c to ry . P h o n e 61W.
tio n a a n d c a n v a s repalrUig. Tliom eU
O A RUURETORa C arb u re to r
T o p a n d Body W orks.
p a r ts a n d servlc*. P. O. 11, M otor
K k e trtc a l s u p g ll u fo r h o m e o r B ervlcs, 390 a h o slu m s a t. W est.
T
w
m
F
alls.
e o m m ere lal w iring. All m a u ila ls
• p p r m d by und e rw rlte ra . Lowest
prlcea. E ren g e l-s H ardw are.
F o r a ale : M , ro lls Inlaid linoleum ,
p rloea r a n g e fro m g io a to 13.15 per
M » c ia f e lt ru g s, p rlcea range
I re m
to V fM . F e lt b ase floor
M m in g
(o Wo p e r y a rd . Plione
• fo r e stim a te . Moon'a.
F O R B A L B -A e a rto a d o f MuresM to bulk. B uy w h a t you need,
b r in g b ack w h a t you bavo lefi. w e
I o t a you a b ru sh to p u t i t o n tree.
l l e H u r t r y Houe- P a in t, 4*hout E nU M l, Flo o r a n d lin o le u m V am U h
< tr|g tn (w o hours. W e also have a
l u r ili a took o f w a ll p a p er a n d U n OBOU R u g a W hy p ay w ar prtoe;
P M Q * a. u o o a % .
A U TO DOOH O L A H a W IN D SH IE L D AND
W IN D O W .O L A A 9
K K ED
ic e c r e a m
D IP P E D IN OHOCOJJVTK
R O L L E D IN NUTH
F u ll lin e o f g a rd e n plantji k t h o t
bed p rice s.
ewfilv.K*. j>«bHo
M a rket, 919 U hothoiin Mt. N.
OJO Evonln* Tim es-new* lluhe*
B;4J Sol K. B right'. HawaUans
lO.-OO M raterr tfram«
10:30 American iceii«
10:43 Bong h ltj of yesterday
ll 'OO Sfen of Vlilon
11;I5 Twin Falt« jnarket*
11;30 Gene A uitln. vocalUt
11:43 Butiny DerlgaQ dnnce music
p m.
12:00 Stephen FiMter melodirt
12:IS Johnny Noble* Jlawallann
13:30 OlmlnR m ln ln i tiock quotations
from Spokane exchange
13.33 Ambrooe nnd h u orrhrktra
12:40 Cloaing New York mtrketn
13:41 World-wlrte tranaradlo iirw«
1:00
I :IS
1:10
1:43
3 00
^:15
Latfnl (laiico nelecllonn
IVMwrll atfltera
New* Artventiirer<
n u i novd’A na m b len •
nudy Vallee'e o rc h n tra
Kiinire Norton and Edwin flicher,
lanlAl*
Irtor tlymphony orrlie»tra
3.4) Oriiah vnrlrtlfA
3.U0 E\’enlna Time* nnwn flMlin
3 13 A fternoon reqiiMl hour
4.00 Inquiring reporter
4 .10 Uncin Jerry'* CTf*tn o l Jh« We«t
C
13 30 i-aiil W lilteman and lil« inrU nlra
11:41 l^iniiy
popular «>H-«ii«t
‘ 00 Victor aaloii orcliMtra
:IS K ima. and Jania* MOUraty
.. i:aOi>.ii
.w Jark lly ltan c onr/r( mii.Hd
.. R:35p.n
. .43 i'lcken alita ri
•
4 8 :3 0 p .n
l:W <lerry Moots and ratrecla nr>MiHirutigh
I II Blhtl Merman. vocallM
....................................10 ;4 5 a .m
i }ii liellial Tetnpla on lli* Air
........... ........................ 1 0;8S a,nv
i.n» Hiin'iiilna
tioiir
— ;............................ 7 ;4f tp .m .
I 0(1
and (lleiin
v ia H o rtlisld a ........ 8 :0 5 p .m .
- ................................. 2 :6 8 a .m
....................................3 ;0 3 a . in.
A rrlvee
Leave*
A rrlvee
L ea v es
A rrlvea
Leavea
T W IN FA U -N-M A JLElf MTAOB
8«h«dui4 No, 1
n U r t ln x N nrlhbaund
00 sack s good O rm ffppd jiotatoes, U a v e e T w in FalU ............l l ; 0 0 a m.
•lieap, 2 y e a r s out. I'h o n e 04B0-J1. A rriv es K etch iiin .............. 3:00(>.m
W a l ^ th e m bein g
in
K. It. l>(Higherty.
L eav es K eU h iim ...............a.SOjx m
G R E E N 'S WINDOW
F u r sa le ; ClmHl leei) potato es, 1 A rrlvee T w in Falla ...........0:30 p m
H an d y c a r ry o u t cartonn. Cnt
H citrdule No. t
W..
Ho. K im b erly h igh arhool.
w hile y o u w alk o r ride,
■ iM lliti H oulhbeund
D . O. R oberteon,
L eavea X eto h iiiu .... ......... . 0 :5 0 a .m
■t? *
A rrire e T w in i'h tu ...........I3 ;M p .
K O K ^ A I.p Ott T IIA n E
U a v e a T w in F alls .............ni
. W A N T E D T O IIUY
Now 3 -w h e el tra ile r hcniw , |i s 5 A rrlv ta K e tc l iiu ............... ^ 6 p.m
c a s h o r tr a d e for 2 i[oo<l cows. Box
' R flp e arth ro v ra ls t h a t Uie av er­
16-B. c a re T lm e l.
a g e A m e ric an tin v ejn by a u to on
W a o t ^ t o h e a r (rbm ow ner of
W an teit to tn.'<lr; a W lille ’ n iir - ilia v a o atlo n m ul rluH tsrs th e b r it
f a m o r u n im p ro v e d la n d for m Ic. h n ih .f o r tti ir u i^ i y Imli. l m i icAfit r o a d i In ii|T (rira < o to Uie brs(
^ W l D . WU.
W m l. jto rlU uf W endell, Ida.
M Miery.
f)C
«:00 Firmer*’ B re sk fu t elub
6:1S Mormng dCTotloDkls
fl:30r»rm in d homs HUhe*
O tneral m irk « t q uoU lloni
7 « ) Pioneer »torI««. told Dr the
Timer
7:15 WorM'Wtde trcDsradlo newt
fluhes
7:30 Earl nurtnetta Bllimore trio
T:<S OpcDtns m arket quotations
8.-00 O u ; tom bardo and hla oreheitra
S;IS American m arim ba l» n d
8:30 Diek Powell. vocalUt
l;<5 Selpctlona from •'Face th e Muilo"
.. l::^0|>.n
T W IN rAM .H-W r.LLH
l« a v e a ...................................U :00a.m
A rriv es ..................................a ;4 5 p .m ,
■. S A T U R D A Y ONLY
southern I____ ..
Evening m]u«<c 1.
Boiithern B ctn tn
Sliinlns orr time
T IM E TABLE
Phon. t
AND
»:00
10:00
II :00
12:00
fi 00 O rrtrudn NelMen. vocallat
•VIS DaucI concetl
3.30 World-Wide tranxradio nrw,
llannea
.1.41 Coral lalandera
« . » rred A aulrs, vocalUt
0:13 JeMS Crawford, organlit
0:30 Evening Tlm«a report
A:43 Jamea M elton, vocalUt
7 00 Hons of tliA PInneera
7:19 Adventnrea of Jttngle Jim .
7.30 World-Wide tranaradio ncwa
riuliea
S c h e d u le s of puM eiiger trn ln s aut] 7.41 noaton "Popa" orchaatra
5 00 l-aul IlotMaon. vocallat
m o to r sta g e s psM lng th ro u g h T */in' 1:13
r a u t W hitem an aelactlona
F a lla d a lly a re a t follows:
8:30 Alfredo C unpoll salon muile
B 41 Gene A utry and Qane Arnold eld
lim e melodle«
O R E G O N K IlO itT I,INK
R ailbound
loon Rvriiliig re<|Urat hour
N o.594, leave.1 ..................... fliftOa rn II ou Aml.a«adom from UAdlnlan.t
li
U9
Ulgnlng
O ff lima
N o.572, leav e.1 ..................... 2 :1 5 p .m
W eitb u u n d
SUNnAY, JUNK a
N o. 611, leavea ....................10:00 a .m .
No. 889. leavea .................... 1:80 p m 10.oo'Johnny Marvin and Bd Bmalla
10:13 Raadlng th a c om ln
Honthboiind
10.3U VoraU and reading wlin Wilton
D ally K xrcpt Kunday
N 0.9W . to Well.i. Irnvr.v. ftiOOp.m. 10.41 Jliiim ls OtU r and lila orrlin tra
N orthliuuiii)
11 Oil Hciiilh St'S Ulaniteia
N o,a40. fro m W rlb , n i.
a:0 0 i).m 11:13 fliephm n m r r nieloillea ’
11:30 CMeClloii* front - nhnwlHXt"
11:41 Mormon Tal>»rnacl* rholr
U N IO N PA C IF IO HTAQEfl
rj uo IMnk ItolHirtaon, voeallil
M OON’a
R E K i)
FRIDAY, J V y t 4
Southern 8t«r» v
Hal Kemp tn<J h i c
E vtninf Tim
Wnltr vorletlfs
KkCe Sm ith, vocalist
Mnglc Island
WorKl-wldB tm iiirsdlo r
F re e , vocal Rcholnr-'lilp. F o r nj>.
p o ln tm e n t r a il DelOrcs P rie st Clalrr,
1065-W.
No c liarg e fo r lalm r settin g
g tsa a It yyro u will brliiK your
s ash
s h Vv d ri
sa
riv e y out c ar In.
V
«:00
fl:13
6:30
8:«J
7:00
7:1S
7i30
S.tTUHDAY, JUNE S .
M O N EY TO LOAN
T w o y o u n g m e n w a n t ste ad y em>
V loym ent o n d a iry f a r m o r ran c h .
I f you n e ed m on ey see H arry a t
E x i ^ e n c e d . R e feren c es. C a re o f J .
tb
e
T
w
in F a lla L o an Office.
W . B hln afelt, R U . 8, 3 H m l, norUi4 or
w ith bn lh . In
w e rt of
F a ils .
c ity o r n ^ B V b w n . rc rm n n e tit
M ISC ELLA N EO U S
r e n te r. SteaoH y employed, p a n give
M a n a n d w ife w a n t ite a d y work
referen
c
es.
P
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n
e
0207-J5,
o n ran o b , d a iry o r f a r m w ork. Ref'
L aw n m o w e rs sh a rp e n ed . W e call
e reaees, E xperteneed. C a re o f J , w. f o r a n d d e liv er. B chade K ey Shop,
O x y —a c e ty le n e a n d
w elding.
All
work
K ren g el'a. P h o n e 485.
.’ _
R E A L E S T A T E FOR SALE
Sacred H eart R eligiou s Qroup
Claim s to B « p ld e st W est
Of S asqu eh ann a
T h e . sc re e n 's m o it exciting
sw e e th e a rt* —
lovely L o retta
Y o u n g a n d ' th e rom anllcally
h a n d so m e T y ro n e Tower—play
love's m o st e sc itln x *am e w hile
M ’sle u r M e n jo u throw * avray
th e rifle book, In “Cafe M etropole,” 20 th C e ntury-F ox’s dai*iln g co m ed y rom ance which la
n o w a t 't h e local O rp h m m th e ­
a te r . G re g o ry R aiorf. Helen
W estley a n d C harles W in n lie r
p Ja y I m p o r ta o t cemedj- parts.
R o x y F e a tu r e
.V43 M uler'a ilawallai.4
a (10 Mllt^Mi llrown * M>i.
fl.ll W ailna'a l'eiiiiivl>*i>
e 3U tkiiitnem MUia
7.00 t*latr»'a Ar<x>rtllnn
7:11
Italainan ami lili
7:30 World-wlda
7:41
8:(K(
8:11
n.30
B.43
JTerlaaa trio
HlChartl Crw.k.. v.k’.h .i
Alftaito Canipoll **1011 n
tlild and Jo* n illliin
noaloit
iJii'liMlta
C O N E W A Q O , P a . (UJO — 8 es(5m .
C e n te n n ia l c ele b ra tio n s on M ay
31 to e s ta b lis h o ffic ia l rec o g n itio n
o l th e S a c ro d H e a r t c h u rc h tie re
a s “ Uie o ld e st p la c e o f religious
w orslilp of a n y d e n o m in a tio n w est
o f th e S u s q u e h a n n a River,'" Is e x­
p e cte d to a t t r a c t m o re th a n 25,000
R o m a n C a th o lics to a P o n tU k a l
field m ass.
T l i e ' c e le b ra n ts a lso w ill claim
rec o g n itio n o f th e title "B acred
H e a r t C h u rc h ,” a s th e f ir s t one on
th e N o rth A m e ric a n C o u iln e n t.
R ecords,
m e an w h ile , a re being
s e a rc h e d by H a rrisb u rg . Pa., d i.
o c esa n p rie s ts to le a r n If tliv claim
m a y be e x te n d e d to oU icr p a rts of
th e w orld.
■- B ish o p G eorge L. L each, a n ­
n o u n c in g th o oDscr\’a n ce sa id th e
f ir s t m a ss w as c ele b ra te d m '^ 'h e
M ass H ouse," in 1721. T h e "H ouse"
w as a h o ll In liic reiildcnco o l a
surveyor, R o b e r t O w lngs, w ho ob­
ta in e d
h is
p ro p e rty
from tlio
•'R ig h t H o n . C h a r le s L ord B a ro n
of n a lllm o r e a n d Avalon."'
" W h ile th e h is to ry of C onew ago
B e g in n in g to d a y a t th e Id ah o
goes b a ck to th e e a rly y e a rs o f th e
th e a te r is S y lv ia Sydney. I n .h e r
cUrly 18 th c e n tu r y ." B ishop Lecch
{ r e a te s t d r a m a tic role a s "T h e
s a id , •'ih e p r e s e n t S a c re d H e a rt j
IV om an A lo n e ." T h e c a s l in ­
C
h u rc h . .' . d a te s U> 1787, \x\D tjL
c lu d e s O s c a r R om olka, J o h n
th e se cond c h u rc h b u ilt by tlO T
t o d e r , a n d D esm o n d T ester.
J e s u it F a th e r s o n th e site . . . T hU
C om ing S u n d a y a t th e Id ah o
Is
th e f ir s t c iju rc i in N o rth A m er­
t h e a te r is “.M ountain Justice"
ic a. if n o t in th e w orld, d e o lc a tc d '
w ith G eo rg e B r e n t. Jose p h in e
to th e 'S a c re d H e a rt'."
H u tc h in so n , a n d R o b e rt B a rra t.
S tu d e n ts o r m lu g h echools in
th e H a r r is b u r g diocese, sciiedulcd
to p r e s e n t a la rg e p a g e a n t d e p le t­
in g th e fo u n d in g a n d il r s t > e ars of
th e c h u rc h , r e n e a r s e d p a rts a n d
m u sic f o r se v e ra l m o n th s w lU ioui
b eing to ld w h e n a n d w here they
M r. a n ti M rs. C lyde D en n in g nnd w ould a c t th e ir p a rts .'
fa m ily m ove d M o n d a y to H an se n
fro m T '^'ln F a lls . T h e y m oved to
th e h o u se o-R-ned by R oss C alico a n d
u n til re c e n tly occupl.«d by Ptlnce.-a
E w A tha's fa m ily , w ho m oved th e la t­
te r p a r t -ef la s t w eek to HazelUin.
A N DO V ER, O. (U.PJ-ScoU C larl:
Lew H a r n e y h a s re tu rn e d to his
d id n o t w orry a b o u t h is sin u s
iiom o fro m EHva. O kln. H o w as ac ­
tro u b lin g h im . nlncc m o st people
c o m p an ie d b y h is b ro th e r a n d wlfei
h a v e s in u s tro u b le anyw ay, u n til
M r. a n d M rs. J o h n H arney,
be b e g an se ein g double.
p la n to v isit h e re f o r a tim e.
H e w e n t to A sh ia b u la. O .. gen­
MIm Id£\ K lln g e m a n n . ,w lio h a s e ra l h o sp ita l, w as X -ra y e d a n d
b een te a c h in g f o r th e p a s t school o p e ra te d upon. T lie surgeon fo u n d \
se aso n a t C a m b rid g e, h a s r e tu rn e d to a piece of w ood a s la rg e a s a q u a r ­
h e r hoiTio.
te r e m bedde d In C la rk 's sin u s cav ­
T o m C lin e, w h o h a s been servUig ity a n d pressU ig on th e eyeball.
o ff th e w e ste rn c o a st in th e Pacific
I t beca n je Jodgcd IJjerc w lien
f le e t fo r th e p a s t te n . m ontlis h a s C la rk h a d b e e n saw ing w ood tw o
r e tu r n e d to v isit a t th e hom e of his m o n th s before, a n d a sm a ll piece
o f w ood, c a u g h t In th e sa w -te e th ,
p a re n ts .
M e m b ers o f th e L ad ies of th e O. w as flu n g a g a in s t h is fo re h ea d w ith
A. R . h a d c h a r g e o f sp e cia l services g r e a t fo rc e. H e is recovering, a l­
in h o n o r of M em o rial i;)ay Sunday. th o u g h I t w ill be som e tim e before
T h e y ft-ere a ssiste d by th e G irl h is n o rm a l s ig h t w ill be restore d.
S c o u ts. D r. 'W h ite gave th e regular
m o rn in g service.
■M e m b ers o f t h e M u r ta u g h league M cC lusky H e a lth c a m p . M rs. A. R.
w ere g u e sts S u n d a y even in g o f th e S c o tt h a d c h a rg e of th e p ro g ra m
H a n se n g ro u p w ith n e a r ly 50 young a n d g a v e a b o o k review . R e p o rts
peo p le p r e s e n t.
M a rk M oorm an, fro m ■tlie d e le g a te s to c o nvention
M u rta u g h , w a s le a d e r o a th e lesson w ere g ive n. M rs. N elson B y r a m . . , ^
•H ow to B e a C h ristia n ." Ju n io r s is te r - in -la w o f M rs. S tu a r t S t v ^
W h ite gave & s h o r t ta lk .o n peacc a n d e m s . v isitin g h e r fro m E d w n lll
M e m orial d a y . M a rg a re t U n d a u W ash ., was a g u e st. R e fre slim c n tsY
gave a re a d in g . F ollow ing th e serv­ w ere se rv e d f ro m a te a ta b le w ith V
ice t h e g r o u p w as e n te r ta in e d w ith M rs. K e n w o rth y a n d M ra, B yra ra A
g a m es a n d r e f re s h m e n ts by th e H a n ­ p resid in g . T h e J u ly m e etin g will b « ^
h e ld a t th e h o m e of M rs, T . E. G a l- [
s e n g roup In th e c h u rc h p a rlo rs>
M rs. C . P . B lese r a n d son, Doviglas, l e y . .
Mra. L eslie P e te rs o n , w h o h a s been
K a n sa s C lly . M o., a n d Mr.i.' C lar­
e nce T rac y , C o m in g , Calif., a re vis­ v isitin g In L os A ngeles, C alif., w ith
itin g a t th e ho m e o f th e ir sister. h e r p a re n ts , h a s r e tu r n e d a tte r r e ­
M rs. F r a n k ^ T ru n k e y , H an se n , a n d c eiving w ord o f n n In ju ry received
s is te r a n d b r o th e r s a n d friends in by M r. P e te rs o n , w h e n he w as kicked
b y a ho rse. M r, Peterson^n sister,
T w in FalLs.
M em bers o f th e S e n io r L ataw ah M ra. I fa ro td U p to n cnm n w ith Jier.
M e m bers o f I h e J u n io r I.ataW iih
m e t T u esd ay a fte r n o o n a t th e hom e
of M rs. S t u a r t flev e m s w ith M rs. clu b w ill ho ld t h e ir reg u la r-m e e iin g
J . B. Lewis a s n .sslstant hostess. T lie T u e s d a y a fte r n o o n a t th o hom e of
g ro u p voteil to buy c h ests for th e M rs. CletUB K liittr .
H A N SE N
Bit o f W ood B rin g s
Sinus, E ye T rouble
HAGERM AN
M r. Had M rs. H a n k P c rso n lu s of
S ac ra m en to , w ho visited a t th e ho m e
of M rs. P e rso n iu s' siste r, M rs. A rlen
Allen, have re tu r n e d to C a lifo rn ia ,
accomparUed by M iss P ra n c e s A llen.
G eorge M orin a n d sons, N o rm an ,
H arold. R oy a n d Lew is, a n d d a u g h ­
ter, M ary E d ith , a n d m o th e r, M rs.
L. M orin, B a k er, O re., w ere w eek­
end g uests of frie n d s In th e valley.
M r. a n d M rs. S a m W oodhead, son
Ja c k , a n d d a u g h te r B e lt)’, a n d M iss
H elen W oodhead, S a lt L ake C ity,
s p e n t th e w ee k -e n d a t th e h o m e of
Miss W oddhead's m o th e r,' M rs. L ucy
W oodhead, a n d a t th e Ja p k Wood^h e a d hom e. O th e r o u t- o t- ^ w » r r c laUves visitin g th e re w ere M r; a n d
M rs. G la dstone W oodhead, d a u g h ­
te rs , J e a n a n d M a rjo ry , a n d son.
M ack, K en ilw o rth , U ta h , a n d M r.
a n d M rs. A lb e rt W oodhead a n d
sons, Je rom e.
M rs. A gnes B a rlo g l a n d g r a n d ­
d a u g h te r, N ed ra B arlogl, h a v e le ft
fo r M lnersvllle, U U h , w h e re th e y
will v isit a t th o ho m e of M rs. B a rlogl's b ro th e r, H e n ry H a rris. O th e r
v isito rs a t th e H a r r is ho m e wUI be
M rs. Alice fichU ler. S e a ttle , oldest
s is te r o f M rs. B arlogl, w hom s h e h as
n o t se en fo r 4S y e a rs, a n d her
y o u n g e st slater. M rs. N ellie R lc h a rd m , Pocatello,
M rs, T . H. B u x to n , T e u to n ia , Is
visitin g h e r d a u g h te r, M rs. N orm a
R aw lins.
M e rrlt P rc w e tt h a s r e tu rn e d from
S a c ra m e n to w h 'r c he h a s b een a t ­
te n d in g college.
M r. a n d M rs. R . P eacock niiii fam ­
ily h ave r e tu rn e d to th e ir hom o ui
S a it L ake Clly follow ing a 10-day
visit a t th e hom e of M rs. Peacock's
m o th e r, M rs. C. EU ason, a n d sisters,
M rs. L. Bevcy a n d M rs. R . F allon.
M rs. V(. C ollett acco m p an ie d tiu-m
a s f a r os n r lg h a m C ity, w iicre sho
w ill visit relatives.
M r. a n d M ri. J o h n H ay c o rk and
fam ily have m oved fro m tiie L orns
building on to th e old P a tr ic k a c re ­
a g e sm ithw est of I la g c m ia n .
M r. a n d M rs. C lau d e lliitts and
fam ily , Lew lstow n, M ont., a re v isit­
in g a t th e hom e o f M r, B u tts ' c ous­
in , M rs. F. B illiards. T h e y a ro p la n ­
n in g lo locate in th e valley.
M iss D orotiiy B w alit h a s le ft for
tie r hom o tn K a n sa s C ity, K a n ., fol­
low ing a visit aC th e hom e o t h e r
graiid p arcn ta , M r, a n d M rs, F . o .
M a riner.
M ri. E arl P e n fo ld h a s re tu r n e d to
h e r hom o from th o T w in F a lla lioap lU l.
M rs. I.. llu|)kIiiB h a s re tu r n e d to
Ilag e rn in ii frum E lko, Nev., w here
s h e visited h e r h u sb a n d o
w eek-end.
M r. a n d M rs, W illia m H u rley a n d
•o n s, o f Moscow, a ra v ls llln f r e la ­
tiv e s here.
M rs. Kdwnrd D ltte r a n d fam ily
a n d MIm I/>u Iso B ell, Y akim a.
W ash., a re v isiting a t th e liom o of
th e ir graiid m o liier, M rs. M. B ell and
o th e r relatives he re .
M ra. A . jr.linsmt liM g o n e to fi«}{
L ake C ity rn lled hy th e c r lt lr a l Ill­
n e ss o t he r m n th rr.
M n . M. llpvlns, w ho ha., b een III
w ith pneu m u n ia a t th o lionin n ( lirr
I n “R a c in g L ady.” a picture
o t th e r a e e - tr a e k s based In p a rt
o n a sto ry by th a t well-know n
s p o r ts - w rlte r , D am on R unyan,
A n n D vo ra k Is seen a t th e Roxy
to d a y a s a h o n e -lo v e r who be ­
c o m es a professional h orse(ra ln e r. a n d m akes good. W ith
her
« re
c o -te alu re d
H arry
C a rey, oa h e r fath e r, a n d S m ith
B allew , a s h e r "friendly enemy.'*
R eal E s ta te T ra n sfers
I n fo r m a tio n Furn ish e d by
T w in FaUs T itle a n d
A b stra c t C om pany
W ED N ESD A Y . JU N E 2
D ee d ; Biiiil S ta te b a n k to J . H .
B a rk e r, *3,000; NW NE 30-10-14.
D ee d : N . N icholson to W . N ichol­
son. I I ; lo ts 6 a n d 7. S nyder a d d n .
D ee d: H . L . H am m ond to G . W .
W n rb e rg . $1; lo t 22, block 14B.
D ee d: E. H . P u g h lo J . F . A rrin g ­
to n . 1500; N E 'sN E '-j lo t 0, block 107,
T w in Fall.-!.D ee d : J . F . A rrin g to n to A. H a d e n fe ld t, *500; sam e laild.
D ee d ; B. Pp.ska to E. V, New com er,
110; loUs 12.13 a n d 14. block 0, K lm borly.
D e rd :
3 . K eel to C. P. Dnwlc.i,
•2,000; lo t 11, block 03,Tft-ln Falls.
R E A D - n i E T IM E S W AN T A DS.
If Your Motor is Missing
T a k e a took a ro u n d tlie prop<5llev s h a ft. T h e r e ’s a coujjle o f
touffli jo in ts dow n th a t w ay.
Better Still
Bi'hiK y o u r c a r in to O U R .JO IN T an d pret a W a r m W e a th e r
C hock-U p a n d C on d itio n in tc S ervice.
T h e Enprine, T ra n s m is sio n a n d R e a r A xle sh o u ld b e d i'ain e d
a n d w a rm -w e a th e r p r a d e o f lu b ric a n ta p u t in.
T h e R a d ia to r sh o u ld be c^rained an d flu s h e d , r a d ia to r hose
a n d fan b e lt c hecked.
'I'he E n n in e sh o u ld b e c h e c k e d a n d
W ealth of Canadii
Goch U pw ard Abilin
O 'rrA W A . O n t. lURX — c m m iln'*
w eaU h Is slowly c lim bing l>ark i»
th e pre-d ep ressio n p eak.
B efore th e d e p ression th e ro im try^i w rultii w as cBllm nti'd ut
g3l.000,000.000, or som e •a.ftOO /»r
e re r^ m a n , w om an a prt c h ild , h r
1B33 I t dtopfw d to a b o u t % i\.
000,000,000. Now t t Is m oving u|i
ag ain .
T lie p rese n t w ea lth o t Canudtx
la BBtimated a t 127,000.000.000.
0 th a iv 13.400 p e r c a p ita .
U
50 YEARS O il
D ram atic Role
KTFI PROGRAM
FOR R E N T — ROOMS
sneeolns room s. 457*J. 2S0 F o u rth
A fe .
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At Orpheunj
DEADW OOD. S. D. CU.PJ— A dvanclng prices of n o n -p rc clo u s m in ­
e ra ls h a s stim u la ted m U ilng a c tiv i­
ties In Uie Black H ^ li.
T h e newly form ed D ak o ta T in a n d
G old c om pany h a s a n n o u n ce d p u r ­
c h ase of electric pow er e q u ip m en t.
I n s ta lla tio n alreadi- h as begun.
A drew of m en Is e m ployed In d e ­
veloping th e tin p ro p erty n e a r T in-
Ydu'Il F ind I t Q uickly T h ro u g h
a W A NT-AD In
tHEATERSI
D a k o ta C om pany A nnounces
P u rc h a s e of E le c tric a l
^ E quipm ent
1 a t th e S c hool o f
A uto gloss, p a in tin g , body and 1 M ines sliow . h ig h p e rc e n ta g e o i
tin.
fen d e r fc?=L'- Foss Body W orks.
A n o th e r tin pro p erty , n e a r T ln E x p ert body a nd fen d e r s tr a ig h t­ ton, form erly Uie B lack H llla T in
e n in g T i'o m ctz T od S t Body W orks M ining Co.. h a s b e en leased b y th e
F a n stc e l c orporation of C h ica g o a n d
U in o peration. T h e c o m p an y p la n s
lo m in e am blygonlte, ta n ta l lte a n d
HAIR D R E S SE R S .
ta n ta lu m .
E:xceptlonal beau ty w ork a t ^
S lx ty -th re e c a r loads of b e n to n ­
price. Beauty A rts A cadem y, 133 ite were ship ped o u t of B elle
F o u rc h e d u rin g M a rc h t o ' v a rio u s
M ain Ave. W.
p o in ts In th e U n ite d S ta te s. E ig h t
c ars w ent to foreign c o u n tries.
01*T0M ETR IST
Lnrge q u a n titie s of b e n to n ite a re
u.icil by th e gov e rn m e n t In g ro u tin g
newly co n stru cte d la k e d a m s. A fte r
core drillin g a t U ie base of th 6 d a m ,
th e cofcs a re filled w ith b e n to n ite .'
buy a dog:—o r ’sell a cat tak e on w e ig h t—
o r rem ove fa t— fu rn ish a room t h a t now
looks b are w ith a few m ore p iw es h ere
and t h e re pep up biisinc.s.s— if i t ’s la x —
learn ,to dance— or play th e s a x — fin d a
m aid, one w ho cooks—.sell t h a t case full
of old books— re n t a hom e— o f b u y a
ca r— eq u ip y o u r basem ent w ith a bar.
AUTOM OB ILES
W ANTED T O BU V —1000 c m to
t r r e c t r a n n e r s ' A uto BUppljr U»ed
P a m Dept. P h o n e M 5-W ,
NBIACKHIIS
7 m » 1 , 19S7
\
tim e d
by
a
c o m p e te n t
nu'chanlc.
‘ In a d d itio n tir e s sh o u ld b e cliecked, b ra k e s te s te d a n d adju sle d , b a tte r y c le a n e d a n d re filled , an d th e .e a r w a sh e d an d
polislicd.
It Is also a Rood p la n to c h e c k up. on (janpvffcncy r e p a ir
item s su ch a s ja c k s , s p a r e liR h t bulb s a n d fu se s, if you (io
any lim o u n t o f c o u n try drivint;:.
Suit; O ver Plow
H O V IBT A R T HKVIVr.it
M O BCOW lUfti - T iir flint " a r t
Bainn" o p e n e d h e re h a s nm m ed lU
f ir s t a n n iv e rsa ry . D uring thia year
Uie a alo n h a t ho ld fuur a r t e i h lb U lons a n d naid 4,«(K) nuKlern
p a in tin g s, beslilei nruiiitinr'a and
oU ter w o ik j.
r O R T W O R T H . T en . (U .» - T , J.
H olt, la r m la b o re r, b la m e d hla
in iu ry cm a n o ld '/a s ftf o n e d ' "mlrtd le buBUr" plow In a d a m a g e lu it.
H o lt a i d hU plow s tru c k a rock
h id d e n i n Ute g ro u n d , a n d threw
h im to Uie g ro u n d , InJurlnK hla
aids. H e ask ed IB,S07 dam agen
th e alleg a tio n th a t h is rinpli
nod riji
sh o u ld Fiave provided
rid in g plow.
Magel Automobile Co.
Dodfrc an d Plym outh Dealern
FrIMy,JuTi^»;i98T
IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO
*rldliy, Jtiiw 4, 1987
lUAHO E V m iN G TIMES, TWIN FALLS. IDAHO
■Jagi
SPANISH BASQUES JUBILANT AT DEATH OF GENERAL MOLA
Yes—And Feeling Fine, T hank You
LO YM S OPEN
FENSIAFTEB
CIIIISH OF PLANE
GQLDDOMPEDON
1
Smartest Middle
!
C erem onies to H a r k S p o t in
S u m m e r B o c rc a tio o .S e tu p
In T w in F alls
P ric e B rea k s a s B ar* y o r t h
$ 2 1 ,1 0 0 ,0 0 0 P laced
F or S ale
D avila W ill S u cce ed
Itebel L e a d e r on W a r
F ro n t in N o rth
BD.
lO N D O N , June 4 (U.fO — G old
rec o rd to ta l o f
h o a rd e rs dum ped
» a i,100.000 Jn gold b a rs on th e ^ n d o n 'b u lllo n m a rk e t toda y, b re a k in g
th f t p rlcc 4 pcncc a n ounce a n d
c re a tin g I'onfuslon In gold sh a re s
o n th e L ondon stock m a rk e t.
H eav y MlUnR of gold b a rs before
tim e o t price fixing—a to U l o f 1.493
b a rs com ing ,io th e rriorket—la rge ly
w as a ttrib u te d (o th e h e av y te llin g
o f gold sliorcs from S w itz e rla n d y e s­
te rd a y . T h is la tte r w as In te rp re te d
In fin an c ia l circles a s m e an in g t h a t
th e b a n k for I n te rn a tio n a l s e ttle ­
m e n t h a d " h e a rd so m e th in g ."
S u c h selling b ro u g h t o u t f u rth e r
d e m a n d s from (he fln sn c la l d is tric t
—demniicls w hich e v en sp re a d to th e
h o u se of com m ons In de b ate y e s te r ­
d a y —fo r 6omc so rt o f jo in t s t a t e ­
m e n t from sig n a to ries to th e t r i ­
p a r ti te exchange a g re e m e n t. 8 u c h
a s ta te m e n t, th e fin a n c ia l d is tric t
believes, will check th e p a n fc k y o f ­
fe rin g s of gold by th o se w h o h a v e
h o a rd e d th e supplies in L on d o n
b o n k s recently. .IC Is e stim a te d t h a t
th e re Is a to ta l o l 30,000,000 o u nces
o t g old still re m a in in g In L ondon
1 th a v aluation o f a ro u n d |140,>)0,000.
K e n n e th W all, 12. io n o f M r. a n d M rs. i . C. W all w ho re tid e
S in ce th e se cond gold sc a re s t a r t ­
so u th w est o f T w in F a lls, IS p ic tu re d above a s be* received t r e a t­
e d M a y 24. gold h o a rd e rs h a v e u n ­
m e n t a t S(. A lphonsns h o sp ita l i n Boise for in ta n tiie p ara ly sis. T r e a t­
lo ad ed a to ta l of 177,416,000 I n gold
m e n t w as m ad e possible th r o v g h c o o p eratio n o t sta tb a n d n a tio n a l ■ b a rs, ‘th e bu lk of w hich h a v e lieen
ro v e ra m c n is. T h e y o u th Is h o m e a n d “ teelinK fin e" a t th e p re se n t
ta k e n by th e ex ch a n g e e q u aliz atio n
(P h o to cou rtcey Id a h o S tfttcsm an ).
fu n d a t v a rious d isc o u n ts u n d e r
tim e.
B y U A R R ISO N L aR O C H E
HENDAYE. P rn n c o -S p a n ish P r o n Uer. JuQ c 4
B asque lo y alists,
Jub ilan t a t th e d e a th o f O e n . EoiU10 M ola. opened a g e n e ra l offen siv e
o n a ll iron(4 In th e B ilb ao a r e a to ­
day In hope o f s m a sh in g th e
U onaiist slcgc.
Jo a j A ntonio do A g u lirc, p re sid e n t
o f th e a utonom ous B asqu e lo y a list
republic, took th e field a n d o rd ered
h is m en to p u t e v e ry th in c th e y h a d
Into a tta c k s in a ll sectors.
Basques cele bm te d th e d e a th of
a m a n w hom th e y h a te d - ~ a n d b e ­
lieved to be th e stro n g e st m a n th e
, o a tlo n allsts could p u t in th e field.
D a?lU N am ed. •
Oen. P renclsco F ra n co , n a tio n a l­
is t com m ander In c hief, n a m e d O en .
Jose Fidel DavUo, p re sid e n t o f th e
te chnical com m ission In h is g o v e rn ­
in g Junta, to succeed M o la o n th e
B ^ u e fro n t a n d n a tio n a lis ts a saerted t h a t ho w ould c o n tin u e M oU ’s drive o n B ilbao w ith o u t pau se.
In fo rm a n ts In tim a te ly a c q u a in te d
w ith th e B ilbao f ro n t w h e re I t a l ­
ia n s a re active, a ttr ib u te d th e quick
- . advance o f th e z u tlo n aU sts. o n B ll,
b ao-largely to M ola’s p e rso n a l Icad - e n h ip . T hey sa id t h a t h is u se of
.flan k in g m ovem ents
p a rtic u la rly
•h o v e d h im to be a f ir s t r a te s tr a te ­
gist.
M ola w as th e youn g e st g e n eral
In th e S pa n ish a rm y a t th e tim e o t
h is proinotlon a fte r th e w o rld w ar
a n d be w as se cond only t o F r a n c o
h lm ielf am ong n a tio n a lis t lead ers.
B e e xptiuvd I r u n a n d S a a 8 e b u >
tU o , a n d w as in c o m m an d o f th e .
-------]< a4rU f r o n t a t th e tim e w h e n 'th e
n a tio n alists m a d e th e ir b e st p ro g ­
ress.
W h en h e w as n in e y e ars old.
K U M I n C ra sh
K e n n e th W all, so n o f M r. a n d
M ola w as killed y e ste rd a y w h en
I4 rs. j . O . W all, re sid en ts s o u th ­
b is pla n e c ra sh e d In to a m o u n ta in w est o f T w in F alls, v(as stric k e n
•Ide in d ense fog on its w ay Xrom
w ith in fa n tile paralysis.
■ V ito ria to V alUdoU d. W ith h im d ie d
'^ T o d sy . a t th e ag e o f 13. th e
.b oy s till h a s h is le ft <vpi a n d
li e u t . CoL F o sas, a b r o th e r o f th e
lo y alist g e n eral S e b a s tia n Po eas;
shoufder, th e a ffe c te d p a rts , in
------- C « p t:C h a n w r r o , th e p la n e ’s p ilo t;
a bracc- b u t, p h y sic ia n s say , h e
M aJ. C h e an e o f th e g e n e ra l s ta ff
will b e ab le to u&o th e a rm a g a in
a n d a ergt.-M echaQ ic B a rra d o . .
in th e n e a r fu tu re.
PQ 6t Q u u n o rr o f o u n d b lm ib ^ ■ K e n n e th 's c o n d itio n w as d is­
covered n t a c h ild re n 's clinic
in m o u n ta in s. F e a s a n ts saw
. b lm t u i n one w ay. th e n a n o th e r ,
h e ld in T w in F a lls la s t y e ar.
eac h Ume to s t a r t in to a p e ak . H e
H is . case w as b r o u g h t to th e
so u g h t a w ay th ro u g h a gorg e, buf
•a tte n tio n o f th e p ro p e r a u th o r ­
a w ing c a u g h t o n th e ja g g ed outities a n d h e e n te r e d S t . Alcrop p tn g rock s. O nly a a h e p h e rd boj
sa w th e a c tu a l c r u h . H e r a n t(.
th e ylUage of C a stU e d e P eo n es
n e a rb y w ith th e * new s. V illag ers
ide n tifie d M ola, badly m u tU a ted
lik e th e o tb e n , by h is gcn.eraVs
a n d th e d o c u m en ts h e c a rrie d .
■ ; T h e bodies w ere ta k e n t o B u r g w
■ a d p la ce d In s ta te i n a c a n d le
lig h ted ro o m o f th e i^ p ta ln -g e n e r *
• I'a h e a d q u a rte ra . M ass w as so lem ­
n ise d <or th e m th is m o rn in g , a n d
b u rU l w ith m ilita ry h o n o rs a rr a n g -
5»ray-______ _
Treatftients Promise Ciu’e
For Yoi^uig Paralysis Victim
PLAYGROyND SHE
fFNSSAIUm f
I f h e c o n tin n e t th e re c o rd
m a d e a t A nnapolis, J a c k A.
O bertoeyer o u g h t to f in d life
e asy s a llln f . H o n o r s ta d e n t of
th e 1937 class, th e N ew Yoek
'm id s h ip m a n w ill be p re se n te d
th e t i n t com m ission a t g ra d u a ­
tio n exercises.
"CO M PO SERS". IN P H O N E B O O K
CLEVELAND (UR) Fam'
com posers a re w ell re p re s e n te d In
Cleveland’s n e w e st te le p h o n e d i­
rectory. T h e book re v e als nin e
D achs, e lg iit M end elsso h n s, seven
Sch u b e rts,
five
H an d e ls, th re e
H aydns, th r e e MacEKiwells,
tw o
N evlns a n d a V erdi.
I n c lu d in g tr a n s p o r ta tio n
costs,
th e average tr a v e l e x p e n d itu re pe r
(Iny l i |8.4d. T h is in c lu d e s trav e l
by rail, bo a t, p la n e , tr a in , a n d bus.
a fte rn o o n f o r th e o p e n in g o f the
c ity playg ro u n d a t D ru ry p a rk tom o r r o * m o rn in g a t 10 a. m . w ith
su p ervised pla y u n d e r th e d irection
o f W P A supervisors, U w as a n ­
n o unced Jointly by L arry L undlu.
T w in F a lls r e c re a tio n a l direc tor,
a n d D o n S p a u ^ y . a re a supervisor
for- th e s ta te rec re a tio n division
W ith h e a d q u a rte r s . In T w in Falls.
W orkm en h a v e com pleted In sta l­
la tio n of a la rg e bulle tin boa rd a t
th e p a rk a n d a f lag pole w as belns
In sta lled th is a fte rn o o n . A te ete rto tte r . sa n d l>ox, h o riz o n ta l bars
a n d horse sh o e c o u rts lia v e also
b e en com pleted.
O pen in g Ceremonies.
O pen in g c e re m o n lc s. will be held
a t 10 a . m ., a n d p a re n ts a re In­
v ited to a tte n d . D u rin g th e f ir s t day
volleyball, c irc le gam es, singing
gam es a n d croqU et will • fea ture.
T h e w adlhg pool will n o t be ready
fo r o p e n in g -d a y . rejaiU-s n o t yet
h a v in g b een flnlslied.
«
A t th e p a rk O livo D ally w ill have
c h a rg e o f g ir l's activ itie s while
D elb ert S m ith a n d E ugene B re ed ­
love w ill sup e rv ise a ctiv itie s am ong
■the boys. T h e supervised pla y pe­
rio d s w ill be h e ld e ac h d a y from
10 a, m . to n o o n ; 1 p. m, to 6 p.
a n d 7 pj m . to 9 p. m .
H a m o n M onday
O pen in g o f th e p layground
H a rm o n p a rk , a lso u n d e r th e spo n -
Niirsery Schofel
Continues Here
i t Is* also p o s s lb le ," S p a u g y ;s a ld .
tiia t a W PA .w otB ^n su p e rv iso r will
be sta tio n e d a t c ity p a r k d u r in g th e
d ay to supervise p la y f o r y ounger
c h ild ren a t t h a t p o in t.
W ith th o u sa B d it.p rc lt5 r5 c h o o i'
c h ild ren o u t o tf su m m e r voca«
tlo n , “school" Is c o n tin u in g fo r
stu d e n ts a t th e W PA n u rse ry ,
located In p o rta b le s o t th e r e a r
o f th e liU icoln school building,
a n d they like it.
T h is a fte rn o o n M aude M .'M a«
son, h e ad te a c h e r, a n n o u n c e d
th e n u rsery w ould con tln u a
th ro u g h J u n e a n d p erhaR a Ju ly .
A fu ll p ro g ra m o f vlslU tlo n a
to v a rious c ity p a rk s h a s been
a rra n g e d fo r th e you n g ste rs a s
well a s outdoor g a m es a n d oth« ,
e r am usem en ts. S to ry te llin g a l­
so fe a tu re s th e p ro g ra m w hich
is u nder d irec t su pe rvision a t
a ll tim es.
40,000 E lks S lated
To V isit in D enver
D ENVER OJ.R) — D en v e r w ill be
th e h o st c ity th is su m m e r to th e
78rd n a tio n a l E lk s c o n v en tio n , ex­
pected to be o n e o f th e larg e st
f ra te rn a l m e ets ev er h e ld . •
M ore th a n 40,000 m e m b e rs and
th e ir fam ilies, re p re s e n tin g th e
1.600 E lks ‘lodges in t h e U nite d
S U te s a n d In su la r possessions, are
e xpected for th e w e e k -lo n g g a th ­
e rin g w hich o pe ns J u ly 11.
QUALITY Paints
Right PRICES
C heap p a in t is a fa ls e economy. In s is t on a
f irs t g ra d e p a in t w hen you buy. W e c a rry only
hig-h g T f ld e p a in ts a n d th e pricc.-? a re
See U s B efore You Buy F u rn itu re
Ridgeway
i^uriiiture Company
J e a n F ra n c o is P lla t r e d e R o sier,
c o u rt s c ie n tist, w as th e f i r it h u m a n
b ein g to m a k e a ballo o n a sc e n t, in
P a r is in 1783.
h a v e gon e th ro u g h life w ith h is
a m i p e rm a n e n tly In ju re d :'
S ince bein g d isc h arg e d h e h a s
r e tu rn e d to Boise once f o r a n
e x a m in a tio n a n d v a s f o u n d to
b e m u c h Im proved.
N u m e ro u s o th e r case s s u c h a s
th a t of th e W all boy a r e bein g
c a re d fo r th ro u g h c h ild re n 's
fu n d s.
C rip p le d c h ild re n w ork in th is
se ctio n la c a rrie d on th r o u g h
th e T w in F a lls c o unty h e a lth
u n it.
U u t y e a r's clin ic wjis th e f ir s t
sch ed u le d In T w in Foils. A n o th ­
e r is a n tic ip a te d h e re be fo re
sch o ol gets u n derw ay n e x t fall.
. ,
iu Boise la st
r. T re a tm e n t was m ad e
possible, a t n o . c o st b u t tr a n s ­
p o rta tio n to th e p a r e n t s ,
th ro u g h f u n d i s e t u p by th e
c h ild ren 's b u rea u o t th e U n ite d
S ta te s d e p a rtm e n t o t la b o r a n d
m n lch cd
s ta te funds.
A t first th e a rm w as p u t in to
a sling (a s sliowir by p ic tu re)
b u t in te r, w h en K e n n e th w a s.re . leased, a brace w as su b stitu te d .
T h is h e still w ears b u t I n th e
fu tu re It Is a n ticlp aU d h e will
be able to use W s a rm once
m ore. W ith o u t th e tr e a tm e n t,
p h y ^ c la n s sa id , th e y o u th w ould
Get F irst Choice Of This
B rand New Group
ACETATE CANTON
CREPE
Dresses
SWEET'S-B. P. A.
Two Women Get
Divorce O rders
O tro tce s w ere g r a n te d t o t B u h l
. a n d » T w in F olU m m h <«KUy by
J u d g e T . B ailey J t e ' iB v ^ U strlc t
c ourt.
M n . Isabelle D r«ym oIo .-« u h l. w as
g ra n te d freedom from J o h n D rsy m tl o to w hom sh e w aa m a rrie d Ju ly
27, 1954, in Albany, N. Y . H e r at^i
. to m e y « a i H arold L. Y eam an s,
B u h l. M ra. P a u lin e A rnold. Tw in
F a lls, w as given a decree a g a in s t
.V o n R a y A rnold, W. L. D u n n , T w in
Falla, w as a tto rn e y fo r th e p e titio n BTB AO y A U TO O U T P U T SEEN
OLttVELAND. (U.Ri - E. J , K u las,
• p resid en t o t th e O tis S tee l Co.,
•and M idland 8 t « l P ro d u c is Co;,
U rg e ste el suppliers fo r au to m o ­
tiv e purposes, believes t h a t a u to ­
m obile pro d u ctio n will co n tin u e a t
h ig h lev els th ro u g h tiie sum m er.
DODGE COUPE
I f Jpou a re looking fo r a good
lu e d coupe, he re It Is. 1035 m odel
w ith aix wheels, h a s ra d io a n d
h e a te r. U a t lie r u p lio lstcry . All
In very good condi- , '
lio n . S p ecial price a t
$5X5
BUICK SEDAN
im
m odel 41
w ith b u ilt-in
tr u n k .
mHeage,
g ree n p a in t a n d In e x tn i good
a ”... $650
OLDS SIX COUI'E
U i i Oldjim oblle six coupe. If
^
w a n t 0 real b a ru n ln sre
$350
' B U IC K SliDA N
W O S u lo k a U se d an , fin e c o n XUUcn. Mew p a in t
Job. A b a rg a in a t .
A
IA8T OMAO TBRMN
BROWNING’S
'•IV*'
ilfi
i
soralilp of th e T w in F a lls R ecr»a tio n M aociatUra, w ill be h e ld &lon‘>
d ay m o rn in g s ta r tin g a t 10 a . m .
T h e sa m e se h ea u te t h a t w ill be ob­
•
S m a rtly 'S ty le d I
• W ashable!
• Sizes 14 to 41!
^ S A L E l ^
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Featuring Famous SIMMONS
Sim- values; Bed and Springs, Mattresses,
Studio Coliches, Sofa Beds. Before price
advance in .connection with this sale we
will—
'Boaiitiful pastel Hha(lo.«i in durable
C anton Crcj>es o r gay .siininior
F rench (Jropo P rin ts . Select yours
e a rly !
Close Out the FollowiiipMaltresseB and Bed Room
Suites.
MILLINERY
FLASH!New Je a n Nedra
m m c r l....
98c
1 only Scaly Rest M utlress'............ ................... I42.I50
1 only Scaly Rest Box Spring, to m atch .
. S542..')0
Close O u t Price, l»otli f o r ....................... . 859.00
I only Sealy Tuftiess, regular $42..'>0, close o u t . $29.,'>0
. $29.,-id
I only Scaly Rc!st, reg. S(42..'>0, sale .
2 only Shiniheron spring filled Mattress,
regular S?:{9..'»0, close o u t ................................ ?29..'>0
7 only Slc(-ping Beauty, n $42.1>0 value, to close
out
J29.,'50
30 only Spring Filled Mattress, a |I9.9,'> value,
fl»r o n ly ......................................................... ..
only 4-pit'cc W alnut'Bcdrooni Suite,
Regular value $108.75, s a le ............
. DI9.(H>
Just A rrived for Saturday Selling!
New Shipment
GAYMODE
SILK HOSIERY
I.u x iirlo in looking a fte rn o o n riiiifmm , rx tr a Rhcer e v rn in g
c h lftniui. mill p ra c tic a l bpivIi'p wtIkIiIb i\H In th n very
ncw Pst tlu iiu n e r c o lo n . K vny jm tr h ix-vfrct (|iinl
Ity, rliiKlesn, a n d fu ll (uaIi1uiii'<1, ot n>|irKf<,
BlWfl H'l, to lO 'i.
After tlicKc are sold we will only carry the famous
Siuuiioiis i t c a u t y Rest Mattrf'ss for o u r best u ia t t r c H S .
BUY NOW AT
SWEET'S
Exclu'iive Bedroom
, MBZZANINI'i I'l.OOR
Department
P E N N E Y'S
C -
P E N N E Y
C O M P A N Y ,