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Six Ir rig a te d C oantles In Id a h o
TW IN FA L L S , ID A H O , F R ID A Y , S E P T E M B E R 30, 1938
VOL. X X I. NO. 1 4J—6 C EN TS.
O E F IC U L COUNTV N E W S P A P B B :
CZECHS ACCEPT FOUR-POWER PACT
~ Parley J^hat Changed Map of Eujrope
Hope Surges for Settling
Of All European Problems
Czech Settlement Seen as •
Prelude to Eui'opeau Peace
LONDON. 8cpL 30 (U.PJ—"8cltlem ent o f the Crccli problem ta only
»■ prelude l<r>liie larger settlem ent I n .a ll Europe" Prime Minister
Neville Chamberlain told th e counti? tooay In a radio broadci^t ^n his
return from Munich.
Before leaving Munich afl«r signing th e four-power aBTcement (or
partition of CKchoslovakla beginning tom o rro w ,'C h a m b e r!^ Issued
with Fuehrer Adolf Hiller a joint sU teraent saylng>tfiby A gard tha
four-power agreement and the Britlsh*Oerman naval a g m m e n t "aa
symbolic o f a decUloii by our two peopleg Tiever to-ffo to w ar w ith,
another again.”
GERMAN ARMY
WILL MARCH IN
SUDETEN OCT. 1
SPEED
ASeOPNOMIIIEE
' HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 30 flJ.R)—
A n 'I860 railroad train was mad£
ready today to head for tJtah
a t a pace of IS miles per hour.
T he train Is being sent under
Its own power to a movie loca­
tion a t Lyons Springs where Di­
rector CecU B. DeMUle U film ­
ing "Union Pacific.”
J t was estimated th a t the trip,
a few hours' run for m odem
stieamllners, would take four
days. Ttie round Urip will coet
Wft.OOO.
^
By W E B i MILLEB
(Copyright, 1938. United Press.)
M U N ICH , G erm any, Sept.. 30 (U.R)— A h isto ric fo u r-p o w e r
a g re e m e n t prov id in g fo r th 6 cession to G erm any o f C z k h o S lo v a k ia ’s -S udetenland -w aa-sealed -to d ay w hen P r lm e - B in - i s te r N eville C ham berlain a n d F u e h re r A dolf H itle r a n ­
nounced in a jo in t s ta te m e n t:
“W e have determ ined to continue o u r e f fo rts t o re m o v e
possible sources o f diffe ren c es e h d a i^ e rin g th e p ea ce o f
E u ro p e .”
■
''
'
n
“W e re g a rd th e ag reem e n t aigned la s t n ig h t a n d th e
A nglo-G erm an nav a l ag reem e n t aa sym bolic o f a decision
o f o u r tw o peoples n ever to go to w a r w ith otie a tio th e r
a g a in ."
A few m in u te s e a rlie r P re m ie r E d o u ard D a la d ie r o f
F ra n c e had s a id ;
„
“1 believe th a t t h e M unich m eeting, m ay 'm a rk A b is to tio
d a te fo r E urope.
' “I am glad to see fo r m y self t h a t G e rm an y .e n te rta in s
n o feeling o f h a tre d n o r h o s tility , fie a s s u r ^ t h a t F ra u e e
fe e ls no h o stility fo r G erm any.
...............
“T h e tw o n a tio n s m u s t agree.*
WASHINGt I dN. Sept, 30 (U.WThoinas E. Deiyey, the Owosso,
-Mich., boy-w ho got himself elected
county altom ey of New York, la
the way toward possible Republican
nomination and electhn-to the pres­
T h m fM r
ncM in c a t WsBlcb, G em anT. ha« ckanged the n a p o t Europe today by annonnclng th a t the Sndeteo area of Cxeeho- idency in IS40.
■lorakla wUl 1w ceded to G e m a ^ betveeo OcL 1 and 10. Left to rig b i they a re: Prime MIoUlcr Neville Chamberlain pt Great B ritain; Premier
I f thOM posslbtllUea should de­
A little while before the Ctechoalovak legatlod a t Loodoa h a d a n t
B d fln r« D aladier of. Pranee; F w h m Adolf Hitter of Germany a n d Prime U inlster Benito HossoUni of lUly.
velop, Dewey will have brought off
nounced th a t th e Ciechoalovak lo v en u n en t aocaptecl th e to u r poweT'
th e poUUcal parlay of the century—
................................
____________
agreement.
county altomey. governor, president
B ut DOW hope surged In all Europe th a t th e Uweat o t a gaw nU v a r .
In I h m years. He lookiv to
grea t
so Imminent yesterday.. m lgtiTbe turned Into « trium ph fo r peace, fo r
many persona like the answer to
tranquility, for the rig h t to live w ithout fear th a t h ad been denied
Republican prayers.
0SO.OOO.OOa people slaee the aasaMtnaUon o f (he Arehduk« P t a n i n r d l *
For some six years now th e O. O.
n and o f A u i ^ In mid-summer, :|O ll
P. has been looking for a m an who
O ham berU b him self had announced th a t O erm an troops would m ake
can get votes—a great many votes.
'fhelr c e re m o n y entry into Budetenland «vwTnwMwiny
a f ta r '
Dewey may have th a t ability. The
Members of the board of d i r e c t n o o a or eventA g-alm oet certainly, i t w u understood. v U b B ltla r a t
November elections this year wlU
of
th
e
Twin
Falla
Chamber
of
Com*
c------------------------------------------------th e ir head,
• '
show him up one way or th e other.
merce
this
noon
commended
the
A fter m aU ns hla a n n o im c e m n t
He'w aa nominated by acclamation
th e prim e m inister addad:
for govenior yesterday by Repub- city adm inistration; for its aqtloo
'‘B e r r j a iU e r a n d m iM if
Ucana In Mew York sta te convention In takloK the neceoaary ite p s point*
• r w d A ttm i
.............. ^
a t Saratotk. T o d « y ,^ 36, one year Ing toward purotiase o f 440 «cref
for deralo^KBeot
older than the d^tfflmum required of sta(« seho^
for a f r a ld e n t^ r im « Unltad Btstes;
T
he
land,
which
will
be
purcha««4
l } e # ^ b^H iufatT attem pt to 'take
• V-.
fleetaad a ^ - th a t d f <_______ _
the state of New Toric away from by t i » city on O o t 14, la now
AR LESTO N , S .'C ., S ept. 30 (U,R)— T h is '2 6 8 -y c a r^ ld
tared OwehoilOTakla I9 t e r e s
New Deal-DemocraUo party. If he aa a n 'airport, having been laaara
"
By jilN Itm B. WOOD
Franca and B raitaln would | o to
colonial lan d ih ark s, an c ien t gard en s and w ro u g h t
wins-New York slate, which casta :rom year lo year by th e city. >ur»
W ork on McClusky memorial
(Copyright. 19U, U nited Priaa)
w ar agalnat her.
the larte st vote In th e electoral col< :ha«e of ihe land, however, will
Iron g ate s stru g g led to d ay tq rem ove th e ra v ag es o f two
pave the way for Its development,
c ^ p ImprovemcnL^ a t Buhl will
Alter the dram atlo end to a blH
TESCHEN,
PolUh-Oaech
PronUer,
lege,
Dewey
wUl
h
a
te
a
vaUd
and
• tornadoes tfia t s tru clf w ith in a lew m in u te s fro m opposite got underway probably wKhfn a tew
persuasive claim on the Republican accordl/w to a report given a ( to­ S e p t 90 ai,ft>-The, PoUih . anny torlo confereoea, first Obamberlata,
directions, y e ste rd a y pnd killed 27 perHon.s.
day's meeting by Uonel A. Dean, massed on the C zechoalonkla fron* th en DaladUr, left for tb a lr
woeka and will be com plete before
(by United Prew)
presidential nomination In IIHO.
a
member
of
the
Chamber
of
Com*
•
da.
F o u r'co m p an ie s o f n atio n al guardsm en and soldier.s and the camp opens ngftln next summer,
tier today, determ ined to occupy by
I, aon and sec remerce board, *
Kodilcr, volunteer backer of tary ot the President, i* eotivalescThey and Prem ier B enito U u i * ,
tomorrow-~4nd by force, if neceuary
m arin e s from tiie fo r ts g u ard ed th e 30-block urea o f dcHtruc- Joe
O ther buRliiesfl discussed a t the —the eoo square miles of lower SU* aoUni had coma h ere only jraatatdajr,
the Improvement drive, announced ing from a recent opcraUon a t the
tion from looters.'
this afiernoon. WgA has approved home of his physician, Dr. Howard
s ot
ready for w ar U I t h a d t o y ^ war.
>la.
, Of th e 107 severely In ju re d , S8 w ere in a critical condition, a |28;w i project lor a wide variety K.' Gray ot the Mayo Brothers
routine nature, according to E^igene
Poland's atUtude was th a t the
MMMllnl B a tu n a t* B aaw
E. Clark, aecretary*mimager.
I ^ d C ross w orkers found 72 hom es and buildings dem o lish ed ; of changes, Koehler said.
cUnlo . . .
Munich agreement among Germany.
Added to aie government project
ThU molding UuaeoUnl was well
m ore th a n 100 d am aged. T he loss w as e.Htimated a t $2,- will
Another member of tlw Roosevelt*
G reat Britain, Prance a n d Italy may on h is way to Jtom a. h appy, w ith tti*
be an o^lD onaJ
a s U)o
family,'Mrs.
Bara
Delano
Roosevelt,
save western Europe from a devasta­ prospect of ranawad friendship w ith
000,000.- Eleven h u n d r e d
camp's share nC tlio Improvement
the Presldent'fl moUier, Is In Seattle
ting war, but her ultim atum to B ritain and France facing Him.
cosLi, West mil a?id Twin Falls
hom eless w ere sh eltered in
CHChoelovakla stood.
Ideniji conlrlbuKd much of this for a week's visit with her grand­
And before th a jo in t aUtamanfe
WASinNQTON, Sept, 80 (UM-J.
arm o ries, schools, th e Y. M.
daughter, Mrs, Anna RooMvelt
Ciechoslovakla m ust relum lower by Hitler and ObambarbOn, tbinr
Itmount,
Carter Fort, chief counsel for the
C. A .'a n d Y. W. C. A. bu ild ­
Silesia, th a t porUon of Poland which and Daladier, c h a ttin g amUbly>
Chief amniiK Uie Improvement-i Boettlgrr, and her great-grandchil­
the Csechs selced on January U , were making a s l g h t ^ l n g tour o(
ings and slept last n ig h t on
conteniplaled under the project will dren, E3eanor and Curtis Boet- carriers Joint conference committee,
1910, while the Poles were flghUng Munich.
told President Roosevelt's emergency
be a swlmmlnn pool and wading tlger . . .
co ts provided by th e m ilitia.
Soviet Russia, by Saturday o r suf­
niU Bobinson, Ihe Negro who fact finding board today th a t a IB
pond which will l>c li>rate<l directly
Tlie (lend lncludi>(l 10 wliltea niid
I t was understood th a t O erm an
fer an armed Invasion.
ucroM Ihe htiwt. from U)o camp en­ tsp-danees with Hhlriey Temple per cent wage cut for BOO.OOO nUltroops would occupy » "tokan** are a
la r ^ r o e s . M(ut or the bodlen were
"Poland reaerrcs all right of ac‘
By United Preas
trance, T h c« ndilltlnns lo (he vamp in the movies, v^as named In a |IS,- road employes Is necessary to save
fouiflT In Ihe vicinity of Ihe clly
Coming as awIU nitennnth of dis­ nro Uio ones which wUl bo most O**} damage suU for beailng a col­ railroads from disaster,
Uon." one official told tlie UpUed of about 460 square mllaa In south*
Tlie
sUuallon
in
Europe:
iijarket, where sla v u oncn slowt on trict
western
Sudetenland, n ear th a Aus<
Press,
court' arilon throwing '
lege football player ovrr the head
"Tills Is not a Un cup esse," said
appreclat«l, Koehler suld.
tro-D erm an fhsntler, tomorrow aa
auction blocks,
MUNICH — Prague accepta fourlowrr court nwnrd of $140 In
Ohly Comment
OUier liniKOvementN will include with a gun during a traffic argu­ Fort. “We are asking for a reduc­
" area No. I**' of th e ir ^progreaslva
mls.ilon to two local reiillnrn, null conslructlon ot an addllloiTto the ment. Robinseii, who hae one arm tion because (he general level of power agreement for Qerman a n ­
Cliy Hall tlnroofed
Tliat
brief
statem
ent
was
the
only
occupation, to be completad by Oct«
nexation of Sudeten areas and visit*
Usklnu combined sumit lolitllliiK $R,almost paralysed, said he slruck
e cenlilry-old clly hall wa.i un- 300 wfts filed here lodiiy by a Twin donnllory building, remodeling of the st-yrar-old student, Paul Mof- railroad wages is unreasonably high Ing statesmen depart; Fuehrer Hit' flfflclsl comment’regardlng the de­ ,10.
In the light of existing condlUons
cision of U»e four great European
other structures Including an Im­
roofe<1: at, Mlchnel'fl Episcopal Falls man and wife. .
U ltlw b a d flt'on a n o tb ir . triu m p h ,'
which bear upon the question of ler and Prime Minister Chamber- pow era-tn-M unich yesterday. The
provement ot the old kitchen, con- fatt, in self defenaer.. .
. church nnil St. riilUp'n cliiirch,
lain
In
statem
enl
declare,
"we
re
­
Tlie dsnidKr nclloii w»,i filed In Jitructl<in of crnient nldewolks and
DrltUh Prime Minister Nevlllo w hat is a reasonable level of Wages,"
fact th a t the conference foresaw He had said th a t - h e would a atar
bolti bulk b e f o r e
the Revo­ (JblrJcl coim 1»jU lUDTDUtg hy Jliw.
ftirt made h b statem ent as the gard Die Agreement , . .aa eymbolio Poland and Hungary eventuatfy g et­ audetenlsnd lom om nr ere n a t risk
lution, were damaged biwlly. Homes sell PeUrson und LouUo Pctflrnon gravel drlvcwayn, landscaiilng and Chamberlain is to rccelve a "sniall,
of
a
decision
by
our
two
peoples
a world war, and be was gotng
simple house near s o m e river in emergency board began hearings to
terracing of the grmind/i.
ting saUsfsctlon for tlieir territorial
th a t Imd hlood more tliiin 100 yenrH agsln»l L. y. Morse and Q.
■ the Justice of the demand never to go to war with one nnoUier claims, wss not commented upon. to do it.
a«Mieral imlnUng and decoraUng Prance" an a token of Prcnch thanklay In heaps, some having Illerolly fliirout. Ilie iciilturn wlione iirobnte
But European peace hnd been pre«
for his efforta In averUng by 139 cla sA 1 railroads for a 15 per again"; Qerman Iroope to enter Hut a foreign office aiwkesman, by
exploded Into llie vncuum core of court JiidRmrnt whii reverwd, niul of all hraltti cnmp buildings will fulnesa
cent pay out snd the tliresl of their Csechoslovakla tomorrow.
be provided for under U»e pro­ war, from subscriptions being
teleplione from Warsaw, aaid Uiat served, and nOw the hopa was .that
the twlsUng wind.
agslntil Arlhur 1.. Bwlm and W. O. niao
llclted by the Paris Solr, afU m oon employes to stage a nationwide
TraC ilEN , Pollsh-Csech fron­ Poland was n o t obligated by agree- it might be made seeur* fo r a long ’
gram, Koehler pnlntril out.
'Hie first storm rlruck the n o rth ­ Swim.
strike.
tie r — Polish Iroopa eager to menta made without her participa­ Ume.
newspaper . , .
ern end of thn city shortly before
Daladier had made hts friendship
Ask llrnltli l)am a |0
m
arrh
ln(«
CseehMlovokU
tomor­
tion,
Joa4]uln M. Kliulde, Manila In8 a. m, yesUrday. llie ro woa a lull
row lo lake over MO square mUes . Poland is oonfident th a t Adolf lU tement a t iiU iiotel afte r a throng
'llin I’etcrsnur. n!>kpd $1,000 dun),
dusiriai and buslncae leader, was
of a few mlnulcB, then Ihe other
o t l-omtT WUesJaj border rU sbea ' Hitler and Benito Mussoltn) will up­ of Oermans. massed In th a street,
ugtw Ui IJieIr
ami hii'tUicnn hesa w n Jn ioday aa PhlUppJrie resi­
swooped through the battery and caune
iisd
clamored for him so anthualaecontinue.
an iilturhm rnt nccureil
dent commissioner to (he United
hold h er demand.
buslneaa district. A heavy rain fol­ agitlnBl ofllinn
One local resident, described
lically th a t he was forced to ap p ia r
by Morho iind Uhrout
Great Troop Movement
BERLIN — O erm nte, rejoicing
lowed. The power fulled and for six 111 Uie prolmte rmirt action; la.ooo
by pollc« station records an an
t a window and wave an d smile.
over
Munich
agreement,
hoim
H
it­
hours all coinmunlcMtlon lines weia for alleged pnnnHnrnl damage
Tliere came reports to Teschen
"old man." was having a Iinrd
Chamberlain had been almllarly
mil,
time gelling hU nerves qideled ler per<onally will lead m arch Into today of great troop traniportaUon
leered a t his own hotel. a n d went
Mr. Poteraon’n hm llh brniufx'
down early this momtng a i his Cecchoslovakla,
niovomeiils in western Pnland, The
II lo 'a balcony la T asiw ndi-heldlngIf/ff/t Cottrl Kulcs on
Cliy of b h u t c r
worry over tlir i
♦J ,000 for "llio
home,
__ ,
PAKIN >- Frrnch believe more Iroopn were heading southward. In
boiiquet of flowers which liad been
FMMK'IT. Ida,, Sept, 30 (U.R)-Tli
AhaniP.
hunilllnlloii
and
dlhgrnrr
Weather obMrverd suid th a t al­
J u d ic ia l C a ndldalcH
four-p9wer talks may be held lo thn direction ot Ihn Cseoholsovak Mil to hini.
Antilher l<M-arre>klenl. alho an
body (il I', M. Mlnger, 74. Enmiett
though the apiwarunce of two torw daprlvntlon jim l liiconvrnlpiicen" popcorn nnd confeetlon merchant,
rontolMal*
general
European border, Tlie Lransportalloiw imjieded I Tlie agreement aigned this mom*
BOIflK, Ida , flept, 80 (U.fO—'llie "old man," was atteinpllng lo at<t
, JisdOTA aln;o«t
wm •3,000 exem|)liiry dsinagen and ISOO will found Kidsy crusited In the
rail
(raffJo
tn
targe
secClonn
a
t
tho
)g
a t liie Fuehrer House provided
lilm
l)y
show/ng
him
(uiw
It
was
peace.
for
costs
aiut
lrr:i
state siiinruie court rule<l loday lliat
unique, tliey evidently were an offiirietly:
'Hie orlglniil dl''|>u(o conrcrned wrrcknKn of hin aulonuiblle nl a diAtrlcl Juilgn randldalen receiving done, ill fact the aecond "old
lX)NnON — nrltb.h public Joy­ •ouiilry.
^l^oot of a low prcMurn nrca tlmt
I, Cxechoalovakla to evacuate tha
Mllllary and government oftlclals
man" wus no Innlslrnt on Allow­ ous, Inil detense precaullons are
of a dwcllluu In Hlghlaiul View railroad rronning a mile northeast
sent a wlndilorm sweeping up thn sale
coded
Budelen territory beginning
who
ram
e
hero
from
Warsaw
confi­
a
majorlly
of
the
volrs
cnnt
in
Ihe
ing
the
tlrsl
"old
man"
how
to
of
here,
addition. 'Hic iitnlnit*' Jury awarded
not yet relaxed.
Atlantlo coast tcHlay. The winds here Morse and tilirunl tHO liul Judge
Mlnger niipiirrntly was killed when primary rln-llon ini y be cunKlderrct relax Ihul lin was ralxlng his voice
dently exiHsded th a t Cl<^chonIovakla tomorrow and t<i complete the e m *
were gauged a t Ti mllevi an hour.
he <lrove Ills light rouixi Inlo a mov- eleaied wllhout entering Ihe general lo Uio dluiU nractlon ot Uin e n ­
would cede the disputed territory be­ nation by Oct. 10. w ithout destroying
J. W. Porler yrnirnlay sustalneil
Charlesloii, Milled by ICiiullsh hn> defense niovr I'lr non-null, niul Ing frelKht iralii last night. Police «lectlon.
tire nelgliborliowl,
fore Halurdajl.
(Contli>u«<l on ras* t, C * |aM i)
migrants In 1070, In u city of dU> granted the ivicrnoiui t&0.7B hi suld his iKKly had reuiulned In the
Tlie njiirt'i* ruling wii« In aimwrr
'Ilnis Ihe police were called.
wr^'kiigo lor several hours today lo a contrnMon by Harry I.. Ilnhcr,
L u u te r despite Ua historic charm and co su ,
Holt) the "old men" weVa rrlaxed
. '
wiUioijt brJiig nidlcrd.
, defeated i'ai>(ljilnte for ft thll'd dl'h- w)ifjj ihn jM>}li-^ Jefl silij ll)o
^'*>*auly. I t was, d»VBslHtciJ by hurrJ(,'Ues lUr(i|toun«l
'llie lid will bn offirially kicked
'llie ear ha<l> been huiled Into a trlut (A<lit <gunly> Judgeiihlp, th a t "tlr^watei" whU'h -cuuscd llie
cance In lONi HdlJ nn<l IHM; by epl>
Complaint In IIm- .......... action ditch. 'Mm train which he was be­ tiie prlniitiy law
It npiilled lo demoiisliallon ot Uie pro|ter melh- off Ihe IDSI) football aeoaon In 'IVIn
demlca hi 16M and 1&A4: l>y lire hi
Falls'tonlglit when two of the more
n io j by earthquake. Aug. 31, IBM. alleges th a t MorM< ler.rlvcd hiting lieved lo ,haV4i strurk passe d 'th e Judicial rln-tlons was unconAtltu- o«l lA rtlax, was dlipoaed ot.
tlonal.
jMiwrrful soullrcentral Idaho teams
I t waa raaod by a comhUird Kngllsh of the dwelling (or mle lust Nov, 'J3 cros;ilnii lit 7;:» last niRlit.
_'I'w ln Palls and Oakley—tangle
an d Praijch fUet in nofl; by llio but "did not dltcrl Ids rfforta'' to
F u th c r ix H eld fo r
under Uie floodllghta ol Lincoln
Brlllah tn 1710 and in o , At
Fori finding a pnrrhxirr. it iiAArrln that
flu m p u r on April la and ij. iBOl. last Janliary Uliiiiui. A. 1.. Hwlin and
field, ITio game Is srhedulod to sta rt
1 air concert under Prof. J . 'T,
WIUi the newest In autum n m er­
W.
Cl,
Hwlm
en
triril
the
nrKoilallnnn
ShootiiiK S on w ith
il»« OlvU war was atartod.
a t 7;46 p. m.
ibrldge,
chandise on display In mercantile
to flnil a buyer. On Krb. I, iiocordA crowd esUnialed al upwards of
v-uli awards which aw ait eon>
^(ig (0 Uin eomiilHhii. Mr, jy trrsn d
OldJM u z z le -t'o a d c r 1,000 U) a,000 Is expected to attend es(at>Ii»limen(a tlirougtiout the oUy, iesUnU Include'tU grand priaa a M
sold the houM Id I' II llrrker wllli-.
Police H m t PoaatbCc
■nd seating space In Uie bleaohers contenl windows In the downtown 110 for second pl)ce, plua |SUO f m
'I’OWNBEND,
M
ont.
Uept,
30
out nMUtnnce of llm tralty m rn and
a having 1
m—A blast from a n ancient m ut- will Im a t a prendum. ITiIa will be dUtrlRl held top billing' today In the each of the r
Vieiim of Drowning on l^b. S Moi'sr nnd Mliiout filed auU
dows In the contest. T he tw o grand
e-loading plstot‘ of the ra p and Uie first night game here since 168O. annual fall opening event.
iCxprrt miirkniiinn relutnlng from the Minidoka d rrr hunt, which
U016E, Ida., Atpt. 90 (U.R)--A for I'otnmlMUin.
awards .will go to Uia an try who Im
iKill type left A. H. CottAii of
'Hie 1700 nllni'lunrnt nrllnn
officially opened this m ornldf, rei>ort thit 'drrr pleiiUluV-wUh soma
No entry blanks liad y e t . bean th e larges*
w»ier-JOg|W ii&IleM ta m A In an
----------llosfinau in a hospital siirterliu
Irrigation ditoli b a n today a u rle d I'-Uted by Uie |m lr ntnl nignrd hy Itir ot the iiunter* checkhiK jiut with th rlr limit Jiwt a ttrr dawn,
turned in to tha Chamber of Oom- mates most nearly “ *
fioni painful face wounds today
a in lk e hunt for O onton iJ. 8om - Hwlnui as MKUirlly. HnrnNired t.uiiu
First to rlie<-k out of any station were Mr nnd Mrn C, .', Hillard.
while authorUles held his father,
merce, but the 62 partio .
l«rfcr, alm it SO, o{ Seattle, Wash, due from lirrk rr ami llrd up tlio Twin Kails, who wrrn en route homo a t n ;iii a. m afler Kcttlng a
reiKirted Uiat hundreda of blanks actual flgura.
J. It, Cotton. 7B-year>old rancher,
■nie lultcase fcuplalnwl JortjB i>aj»r«. PeUrsons' bank ncmmiit, thuy cluliu, rJro hitrk ra rh
PMNT, Mtrfi.. Wept. 10 {UK — had been taken out. T ha blanks afe awards go tp .
on open charges.
O. c , Hull h allortiry fur the
signed wIUj Bornbarger's iianto, and
County Attorney Pred Bchmidi United Automobile Worker* union available s i any of thoag aatabllsli- nearest oorraoi
lil>y AtwiHHl lit Twin Falls shol a dne whirli croMed hln piilli In the
claimants.
faintly photofraphs.
today to lake a mentJ, according to OhailM fiblriey, various wlndowi
oiMslionid U tf isiwl m an In an <fforest
and
was
bark
in
’IVin
Palli
with
It
a
t
10:30
a,
n>.
Others,
,
flnm b en er had r^gutered a t a
••Whera Uwi
m l (0 learp ^e ta lls of tiie family atrike vbt« • ( Uie Dulek m otor plant m itohants' bureau chairman,
nanien not known, wnrti seen driving through (own near the n<>on hour,
hnlel h ire aeptl 38. olteckhig o u t ihe
THRKK nilKIKI) .M.IVK
A llironi eslimiifad a i several artlolaa In Uia
(luarrel th i^ resulted In Uie slipot- tomorrow. Tlie dispute threatened to
wilh largo deer riding iheir froiil liumpers,
next day. HU signature n t the reglsNAPLEa, llaly, Hrpt. 'M
Uiouaand toured Uie downtown area
liig. Ho w u undecided wlieUier a disrupt production of i m cara.
Kvcnlng 'lim es lelrphojie caIJs lo Filer and Kimberly failed lo reveal
llite e persoiu were, burled olive.
last night for m e InauguriU avehta.
sanity iie a tln | W0UI4 be held or
Jack UtUe, Inoal union preald<
Were hljlirrd and I'J mlMliig (<KUy any rnrly rrsults iiy himtsinen from th o u rlt4ee. 11 was imrtersiood.
formal chargee woidd be preferred charged Uiat Bulck offlOMia hftva A iT ti. m, windows in the 4wtaii-ae«
PDltofl feared ho may have com* In the collajtM) of six linmea In ttie however, lh a l aomo Hurley ^nd Rupert hunters bagged their i|Uarry
against Cotton,
refused lo negotiala on allaged <tto* Vmatlng" contest were unvellld. and
^
. mltteiil suicide or have been the vto- Aversa district nfirr a cloudburtl rally.
'Jim men reportedly quarreled latlons of the aenlorlly eiauae In Uis a t 1-.K p> m . Um Twin P alla b la h
01 Bu attack.
'n>o siteclul inuit closes.'J'uesday'ulghl.
and floods.
over owneialilp ot a log cabli^.
company’s eontraot with th e union. •cliool b u d attraotad orowdk a t l u
Charleston Removes Ravages of
T Two Tornadoes; Death Toll 27
Seriously
Repg>]
Demetieibed CAW'S P K I
A lH T P i
iU D K E S
'W W t l
c iJ T ira R y ,
SAYS BAIL HHD
Europe's
GrIsU
At a Glance
SU IU FTEilll
EnMANIS
KILLED IK CRAS
INEKVOUS
laiB (irld Season
Op.cjiB Here T anight
Window Displays Attract
Throngs to Fall Opening
HUNTSMliN FIND DKKR
PLENTIFUL IN FOREST
a
Ituiclt Car W orkers
Plan Strike Vote
-i
IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TW IN FALLS. IDAHO
! S eptem ber 30, 1988
‘ERT, KIMBERLY HARVEST FESTIVALS DRAW THRONGS
mmm
ITATO e o M si
CZECHS A P
■JVEWS I N
B R IE F
Seen Today
M IT P A C r
miES HELD FOR CALLISSUEDFOR
flLER PIONEER
Why parents buy shoes and more
shoes: SlX 'j^ar-old crossing Main
avenue a t Second west and- drag­
M n . A lb e rt W a U n , W U m isg to n ,
Ward Jerom e Blakeslee. for the
ging his feet the whole distance
(rre n n « « om )
- 1 . ia th e g u u t o f h e r u n c le iQ d “e x istin g In sta lla tio n s’’ su c h a s th e . .. . Local businessman writing o ut past 38 yeera a re-Mdent of Filer, was
A unt, M r. a n d M rs. li. L . T h ew lls.
S u d e te n m o u n ta in fo rtific a tio n s. An a check to pay the-salary o f-* paid final tribute yesterday after­
ml&slonary-cvangellst
In
Africa
noon a t th e Filer Methodist church.
rep rese n t*
Two aoutti oantnd Id a h o com- V UiU lo C a llfo m U
ing the four big powers <u)dj^secho- fo r'one full year . . . Couple of Rev. I. S. MoU officiated a t the
'
misdUea e tn b u te d today on gala
M iss I r m a L u ed e rs 1* v isitin g h e r alovakla to lay down conditions for small girls Imngrlly aurveyicg the services.
'
giant cooklc.^. done in boy and Rlrl
Tlie rites were largely attended,
M m s t i o w t n K p e e te a t o i l l r n t t sister. M rs. p h lllp B ailey , i n - S a n evacuation.
J’Y anclsco.'3. O erouny to occupy the terrlto o ’ shape, which form the fall opening and guontltles of floral tribute.^ ex­
’'
MVBfU
jpecU U m .
Th« cflmmnnlUes are Rupert.
by progressive stages: Area No. 1 contest display in bakery window pressed th e esteem lo which he was
Utata Q ae et
on Oct. 1 and 3: area No. 2 on Oct. . . . E arl Bnughman telling Seen regarded.
, h e r . U » . n u .l
Mr. Blakeslee U survived by two
Mr*. O le n n N eilson. E p h raim , 3 and 3; area No. 3 on Oct. 4 and 6; Today th a t he heard somebot^
ins. W ard an d Dean Blakeslee, and
U ta h , Is sp e n d in g se v e ra l d a y s v isit­ are a No. 4 on Oct. 6 and 7. Remain­ attem pting to get dito Orpheum
ing territories which are predomi­ via the corridor without paying, a daughter by a former marriage,
in g frie n d s h e re .
nantly German to be'asoertalncd by so he stepped out and found none Mrs. Georgia C hatbum , Jerome.
the international commission and to other than four pranksters;—
I
...K.tat'Hai crowds Jrom 'Cassia V isit in BoUe
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. GHMlan and
"Scotty" Smith. Ronald G ravu, Mrs. E. A. Beem sang “His Eye is on
^ < ^ t y were expected to throng RuT ra n sa c tin g b u sin e ss In Boise y es­ be occupied by Oct. 10.
Jack Gray and Ous Kelker . . . the Sparrow," "Pace to Face." and
^
to d a y 'in d tomorrow. At m m - te rd a y w ere M r. a n d M n . £>. E . Mar<
To Determine PleblMdtn
-the celebtauon
S. I ^ e lAtematlonid commission And lots of folKs during noon hour "Croaslng the Bar." Mrs. D. H.
tin , O. H . S m ith a n d R ic h a rd Seeley.
fM M at attendance
Twin FalU.
will determ ine WrrttorJea in which scanning various and sundry win­ Shower# p J s y e ^ tte ftccompantaents.
Pallbearers were F. L. Peterson.
Buhl Filer. H a iw n . M urtaugh, and Baptismal Berrlee
plebiscites are to be held. In tern a­ dows in hopes of those cash prizes.
•
f f i e f ^ ' a n d probably th e n e a r
Harvey Petera, Vernon Boyd. JohQ
Twin Falls-stakc. Ij. D.-S. church, tional "bodies" — n ot necessarily
Kerr, Harold M eu and Uo- Rwill conduct 'baptismal servioei to^ troops—will occupy the plebiscite
north side. t i _____
would—as
he
Insisted
they
would
areas until plebiscites are held and
Showers.
m o r ^ k t a p. m. a t the church.
_ — ^
s r iD iv iK T n u T
.
wiU lU ptebisolte cotuUUons on the even w hen Britain and France • Interm ent was In the Filer Odd
basis of the S aar plebiscite. Plebis­ threatened to go to war over Czech­ Fellow cemetery. .
HtJPERT. Sept. 3b (Special)—A
cites to be held a t a date not inter oslovakia.
'colorful poUkto picking contest fw
3. The agreem ent detailing the
S u n .V alley lodge, w h ere h e la em> th a n th e end of NSvember, to be
^ o y e d . 't o e p en d se v eral d a y s w ith fixed by the commission. Minor ex- fate of Czechoslovakia's minority
h is p a r e n t^ M r. a n d M n . H . C. c h a n M of territory to be arranged areas was a compromise 1>ctween a
by the commission. Czechoslovaks* French-B rltlsh plan of Sept. 10 and
D ickerson.
■
in Sudetenland and Oermans in Hitler's ultim atum of Sept. 23, deM k e d « t tlie J . E . H aa u n o m l r t n n .
ting surrender o ( the Sudeten
Czechoelovak^a areas to transfer. If
■i m » * e d u W . l o in c lu d e fiv e m m OonelBde V b it
area by tomorrow.
M r. a n d M rs. P . H . P rin g le w ui they desire, within six months. ■
trom Jerom .,
4. CzechosTovakla
within
four . 4. The peace of Europe had been
titro H»n«»in- one from Aceqiua an a leATe to m o rro w f o r th e ir h om e In
S a e ra m e n to , Calif., a f te r v isitin g M r, weeks to dlw harge all fiudeton Oer- saved. Italian sources a t Rome had
R ecent developments In
^e
P rln g le's^ m o th er. M rs. p . J . P rin g le . m ans who wish release^from th e ir, reported th a t until the Munich con­ Czechoslovaklkn situation were ful­
w l u m u m l f t N o v ' ......... . ...... m n y a j l d polIcO orces. and to-re- ference "was arranged Hitler had ly and graphically drawn by Charies
.fw T R a T o m e o jiO T r^ “
lease any Budetens who are In pris­ planned to enter Sudetenland by Crav«n Scott for a n interested- au­
h resld en c« h e re .
force wlUi &00,000 soldiers and 3,000
on for political offenses.
dience of R otaljans, their wives and
In an annex, Britain and Prancc fighting airplanes.
.Vto c o n te st l>y p ic k in g th e first A lU a it C a ttltn a e t
There was one undisputed loser: women g u H ts 'ta s t evening a t the
P a u l R . T a b e r le ft th is m o rn in g undertake to stand by their agrccCzechoslovaklo.
Nevertheless the P ark hotel.
M r.,S co tt, Instructor of modem
R u » r t m n « t IOOU1.11 g«m« fo r W h lU S u lp h u r S p rin g s. W . Vb„ m eht to guarantee the new Czech- Munich agreement preserved the
m on« 01 tn« top IIm M w • tlr jc - to a tte n d th e a n n u a l c o n v en tio n of ORlovsk frontiers. Germany and I t ­ Integrity of the Csxhoslovak stato. . uropean history a t Stanford uni­
th e H a r tf o rd A ccid en t a n d Indem * aly agree to' Join in this guarantee
tlons. S a tu r d a y wlU M e s t o c k ^ d g There was an undisputed material versity, hak Just rttu m e d from a
n ity co m p an y . H e w as acco m p an ied when th e Polish and H ungarian mi­
year’s
sabbatical leave in England,
m i b y 4 -H m e o b w a ; a g la o t p a ­
b y U n , T ab e r.
nority problems have been aetlled. gainer: H itler. Re had added 3.&00.- Belgium and O irm any.
n t o . f l o t t a . ' w as* t w i n * « w n ts .
I t U agreed th a t If the-Pollsh- 000 people to his third relch, having
He analyw d the "war conscious"
o u t t n g . m U g e t a u to race* a n d
D a u th le r Im prO fes
ungarian problems are not settled absorbed the 7,500,000 people of attitude he h ad observed abroad,
M rs. J . M . L ein en , u p o n h e r r e ­ within three m onths there shall be Austria six m onths ago. Germany and gave first-h an d observations on
t v in cioM
a t th e
tu r n fro m P o catello , s ta te d t h a t h e r anbther four-power conference to now has more people and more tcr- current conditions m Europe,
ib e fe(4>
- ■
riCor/ Ui Europe Umn II had ln'2914.
d a u g h te r, M rs: M a rc u s P rle d e l, h a d
Mr. and M rs. Scott, honor guests
- A w todow « m t« i t. ba aa d o n m U* Im proved. M rs. L e ln en w as c a lle d to dUcuss them.
Map Not Released
a t la st evening's dinner, attended
th a O a ta o ity b y h e r d a u g h ta r 't UiThe m ap which the conferees drew
by 80 persons, are guests of Mr.
to ah«w the areas to be ev ^u ated
Scott's p arents. Dr. and Mrs. O. R'.
>y Czechoslovakia, and occupied
Scott, en route to their h(?mo In
,
FU N a t " 5 5 u i w y
in ister A rrlT ie
)y G erm an troops, within the next
Palo Alto.
' Tsataooi't, Sept ao (specui)- M Rev.
lila b e l Sch aM er, U O ra n d e , 10 days was n ot released with the
S tu a rt H. Taylor, president of the
O re., h k s a rriv e d to aaslst R ev. a n d agreement.
Rotary d u b , presltjed a t the meelM
n
.
B
.
E
,
A
H
o
flm
a
n
w
]th
fu
ll
Inspired sources said th a t, to em ­
ing. and Edw ard Cooper, program
T idin g a n d o o «
O ospel w o rk in T w in F a lls a n d v ic in ­
chairm an, introduced the guest
....... s oo n tM t, i p o r t i n i e v e n ts a iu l ity . M le t S o h a e fe r wUl speisk S u n - phasize the peaceful nature of the
overturn of fiudetenfand, British and
JEROME, Sept. 39 <SpedaJ>-Ber( speaker.
-(ta jL tT B o ln H o .th e W . O . W . h a ll ip French World war. veterans would be
H. MUler. Democratic eaadldite for
‘^ ‘d » o r * a tn u » " R o e k ii« Chair H an se n , a n d w ill c o n d u c t w eekly utilised a's a "cushion" force to oc­ congrees, will speak a t a meeting of
eanrlcea t h e r e . .
cupy under th e four-power agree­
m t IUqb «1U ellm tx todky*! ertnU .
ment a portion of Sudetenland be­ the Ladies Democratic club
■S S f c X r win
th e M g p m d e « t r r o t t I d a h o f a l l s
T . G. “Brick" Thompson.,presltween. Germ an and Czechoslovak Jerome cou^ntv Saturday, It was a n ­
» t . t t . -with * « • t t w « m w o t * .
R ev. a n d U rs . R o y B a r n e tt, id r.
An ain li& e will d n p hand to la re* a n d M ra. S . M . M alon e, M rs. A. S. troops, pending plebiscites In some nounced today by Mrs. A. H. H artj- uent of the Jerom e Lions club, and
former secretary of Uie Twin Palls
horn, state commltteewoman. ,
ftC -th«
Kimberly M a rty n . M ra. J . A. S hively, M rs. A. "reas.'
T he congressional nominee is to Chamber of commerct;. was guest
Chamberialn, Daladter, K U er and
ftttlldM iw lU :-------- ---- ----------------- O . B o b ler, M iss V iv ian M assey, M lsi
spealy*r a t the Lions club luncheon
t t t t t Vfli M » f lr e m e B l w a t t r < l ^ t , D o to th y S t r a in a n d R e v . T h o n a s Mussolini signed, the agreement a t talk Kt 3 p. m . S aturday, Mrs. H arts­
this noon a t th e Park hotel.
horn said.
H . S c ru g g s h a v e r e lu m e d fro m th e I3:SS'A/m. today a t the N ail F uehr­
Announcem ent was made of Ru­
The Bourbon meeting win be held
n w l d a o o e «>U cloee th e feaUval
er’s
house.
Thus
they
ha
d
settled
t r l- s ta te B a p tis t c o n fe rra e e a t Id a h o
pert club's c h a rte r night Oct. 6. and
In
th
e
room
formerly
occupied
by
the most dangerous international
FalU.
,
Jero
m e's'charter night Oct. n .R ep Pixton‘8
In
Jerome.
The-sjsalon
will
dispute alnce IBU.
be open to anyone wishing to a t- resentatlves of the local club will
N u rse f lo e a ^ ,
be present a t' bpth sessions.
'
Chamberlain's a n n o u n c e m e n t tend.
A rlen e O tb s a n , 38, r e s id e n t o f F i ­
Group pictures were taken during
le r a n d a n t n e . to d a y v h a d b een ^ t th e occupation of the first iU
the luncheon , session. T l. C. James.
Air speed records have advai
f i itl d 14 in e h id ln g ooste «e th e •Quare jn lles of Sudetenland wou)d from 47 miles an hour. In looo, to 163 Seattle, guost of O! Verno Yates, and
d ed g u U tf to a c h « rg e o f 'f a i l - sta rt tomorrow was made a t a re- In 1S16. 397 in IM9, and 440.63 In Dr. 0. D. Aldridge, Jerome, were
oepUon
to
th
e
B
ritU
h-A
m
erican
. . . t o d im h e ad llg h ta. T h e a r r e s t
introduoed.
IB38.
.
w as m a d e by » e te te o ffice r, “n i e press. Sitting a t a writing table In
y o tm g w o m an p a id h e r fin e a n d -w u his hotel suite, he made Uiis sU tem ent:
releM ed.
"I always had in mind th a t if we
found a peaceful solution- to the
A t th e H o ip lia l
S r«
_
r ( lrnrt'.a
( ' . ar*
r *hhg| oe ;m
-------u t e r , ok
P a U en U a d m itte d t o th e 'T w in Cseoh question it m ight bpsn the
B o te U
le r M ight a t k n o p e n m e etin g
way
to general appeasement li\ Eur­
F
a
lli
c
o
u
n
ty
g
e
n
e
r
a
l
h
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sp
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l
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•
•
.*Wednaaday
e v-enlng
en in g ea t th e O d d M is, O liv e r E l: ope.
____________
low
f hkl). n t t>y m
0 e m b e rs a n d frien d s
"This morning I had a talk with
Uson, J e a n e tte G a rd n e r, L o u is W a r ­
p r e e e n t ,.
M rs. W . A. P o e gave k b U to ry o f r e n , M lld re d a P a tte r s o n , B e tty W aU, the Fuehrer from U:JO to nearly 1
R o d e tta P e te rs o n . T w in F a lls ; p. m. The only other person pres.
th e lo e al O ra o g e a n d j t a acoomp*
R oiUns, H a ro ld X rlokM ti. J e w en l was the InU rpnU r, Dr. SchmWt.
U ih m e n te. B a r m a . ttk le , eoim ty,
a n d M ild re d A n n B riokson, As a result of the cohversatlon, we
M e n t. d ls e u tti d t h e a g ric u ltu r a l <
boUi signed the present declara­
d y ; M rs. x n e n Boyd, Je ro m e
p ortu nlU ee o l T w tn M I1» e o u nty .
I.
t
n
w
a
e
A
M
tt
,
W
a lte r D ick, H a n se n . D lm ls sec tion.
L U e t i g tr e ^ k t m u m o f O r* n i|e
a re M ary S m ith a n d M rs. L otU e P u t Fragne AoeepU
d y , T w in F a lls ; M iss D enoy T elfo rd ,
"TtnT Prague government has ac­
J e r t tn e ; W . 8 . M eO leary, F ile r ; M rs. cepted the agreemenL The accepspoke o n F . P._A . w ork.
tiU lu O rk y tteti, O U U e fd rd ; W i . Uiice was conveyed to me last night
R e e o fo lU o n 'w a e g iv e n 'p a s t
by the British m inister In Prague."
t ^ n a n 4 o h k rte r m e m b era w h o w ere N ettle M oyes, H ag e rm an .
Shortly afterwards, Chamberlain
I t a t th e s e n lc o . p resid ed over
left by a ir for London.
f r . l l e t k , ' F a m o iu i O ra n g e
They began appolntshent of an
V In ( h e a bee nee o f T h o m a s
International
commission which, u n ­
V O ra n g e m a tte r.
F u n e ra lB
der their agreement, will arrange
id u c ed w ere O tto T . X o ite r
details of the evacuation or the Su1 W . F . B ell, p t i t m u u n , a n d
r. a n d M rs. 0 . B. M cO ialn a n d 0 .
PE T E R S E N ~ M rs. A ne O lse n d e u n area, determine the areas In
c h a r te r m e m b e n F e U rs en will be piUd flA al tr ib u te which the plebUcltes are lo be held,
a t 10 a. m . tom orrow m o rn in g k t (h e fix conditions and daU of th e pleb­
m O . T . K o ste r, p ro g ra m o h a lr- T w in F a lls m o rtu a ry c h a p e l. T h e iscites and make any minor fron­
m a n . a n n o u n o ed th e sp e ak e ra a n d l^odiy w ill lie In s U te th is ev en ing tier arrangementfl, ■
Members of tlie commission
a lso p re e en te d M a ry AUpe B u c h a n ­ a n d tom orrow m o rn in g u n til B a. m.
a n , w h o t e v e tw o re a d in g s, a n d A rt a t th e h o m e o f h e r so n , N. A. O lsen, a t onoe by airplane for Beriln, to
hold their first meeUn* there to.
f t u t i w h o sa n g , a cc o m p an ie d by n k a r K im b erly .
day. '
r h le - n o th e r, M ra. W , W . f t a n l a ,
Members are B a ro n . Kmst von
B e tre a h m e n ta w ere se rv e d d u reecreUry of sU te of
t a i th e a odlal h o u r.
the Germ an fortigu of/lce: air'N e
vile
*i.v Henderson,
A4W.IUV.OU.., Orlt
jurtiun anioassaoor
to Germany; Andre Francols-PonMln.
. SI
oet, French am bsuador to Germany,
78
and Dr. Bernardo Attollco, Italian
ambassador to Germany
F ifth Member
h in y im tlar .J h e 'H u s p lc e e Of
.. so
Dr. Vojteoh Mastny, Cte>
ilM A h ^ - B a x m F e d e ra tio n , Brio
.. 84
minister to Qennany, was authorB ; d e P e n d le to n , tra v e lle r, e u th o r
.;S«
Ireil to become a fUth member of
a n d le e tt lr ^ . a d d re sse d a re p re si
Uie commission with a (ull vote,
a m ta tlv e a u d ie n c e la s t evenlni
■M as
H iw 'T o?!
and he was expected to participate
th e Id a h o P o w e r c o m p a n y a u d
Omfclu .
14
ill Uiis a»l«moon-s meeting » he
idm. '
)4
could
reach Berlin from I'ragiw.
7J
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‘D u r i n g t h e p a s t tw o d e ca d es n a . U oM h a v e e x p e rim e n te d w ith m any
U
--------------Uie aubm a t o f g o v e rn m e n t. A b so lu te, a u - n n m nouoo
Mrifiifnl progrfMive »Ugea of other
U
la o n t l a M d e oosU tuU o n al m o n a r.03 mrls of the uren. It was said tliat
fiU ea h k v e g iv e n plaoe to d e m o crati:
tlio Csochs and Uluvuks who left
to lo V w n m e n t: repubU es h a v e ^ n
.01
u
would have time to remove their
l o m e d a n d o v e rth ro w n , a n d b u property,
' •h * v » -« e e n -to U o w e d k y
•They w e th e real losers.'
.........M , b o th 'W hit*' a n d *r« ‘ ‘
Just wlio was the wimier remaljjha v e' a ll failed,** h e p o in t
ed for statesmen tu determine a t
their
leUure. Tlieae faeU riUiod oilt:
^ n f i d l c t ^ 't h a t a w o rid o o n tllct
1. Oeeehoeiovkkla was to be dlsU tHatiKti in Ffkleetlne: U ia t
lembered, as Geriijany and, In
.......... wUl Joee B gy p i. th e flUe*
turn. Poland and Ifungsry had de­
o th e r v ita l p o b ita , a n d
manded It should be.
w tu U eU eoted
G O O D IN G , S e p t. 30 ( S p e c ia l) 3. HlUer's troops enter oeerhoslop r a m by rojfal C h a rles R eed, a b o u t 40. w hd w as vakla tomorrow, as lie said they
fo u n d d ie d in h la bed a t th e R oy
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Niece V UU
DUU5 Mlnldokii county«nd
fflV E II TELLS
FACTS M IS IS
X ‘t J S .M " rp .x s’
—a
r a
O p ^ ln g s for five local experii. .
ed m en to be appointed as assistant
camp directors for duty In a COO
camp In connection with a graslag
project, was announced here th is a f­
ternoon by W. Clyde Williams, m an­
ager of th e Tw in Falla office of the
Idaho sta te emplomenl service.
Williams, in m aking the announce­
m ent. said th a t there were no age
requirements but th a t applicants
m ust be able to pass a physical ex­
am ination. O ld e r' men with some
experience In mechanical, clerical
and other sklUed- trade work will
be preferred.
T he pay for th e Jobs wlU be |30
a m onth to s ta rt., including b o ^ ;
room, medical attention and efothIng, b ut c a n Increase to a rating of
MB a.m o n th .
^
AppUoaUons for these positions
m ust be In th e hands of Mr. WUs by OoL 10. The employment
office Is located a t 139 Second street
eaat In th e New Rogerson hotel
addition.
'
Funeral Planned Austrls. He was married to Minnie
W alter BCrachek, Star, Ida.,
For Wendell Man ancmed son.
three daughters, Mrs. J . B. Mor«
B T O U 8epL 10 (S p e d a l)-Jo se p h
Mrachek, 69, Wendell, well- rls and Mrs. John Newbrough, Weh<
k n ^ W est Poin t dUtrJct farm er, dell, and Mrs. W. H. Baxter. Colfax,
will ^ paid final tribute a t funeral Wash.
services Sunday a t a p. m . a t the
Wendell Presbyterian Shurch, W .
M. Sm ith, pastor, olflclatlng.
The body now rests a t th e Albert» n funeral home Ijere. Interm ent
VIAR'S SI0 6 EST
to Wendell cemeteiy, under
the 41recUon of the Buhl m ortuary.
Mr. Mrachek, unUl 14 years ago a
Buhl district farm er, died T hursday
a t 13;:5 p. m. from the effects of
typhoid fever.
Ha was bom Sept. 14. 1879,.In
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mileage ....... ................... >>4«9S
; 80 N u h ' e S e d a n ...............
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8S Chevrolet MMter Sedan..$39S
34 Chevrolet Coach J _____ 8380
33 Plymouth C o u p e _______ lU S
31 Chevrfllet Coach .
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87 V-8 flO Coupe
—♦460
87 V-8 85 Ooupe ___
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80 V-8 Fordor Sedan
84 V-8 Fordor S e d a n ____ |39)
80 V-8 Deluxe Truck, IBl
WB, New Motor, Good
Tires. Beet B o d y -------- --- 8575
37 V-B Stake Body Pickup ..$450
37 Chevrolet Pickup. 4
Speed ________ ___ _____ .'MSO
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Addresses Lions'
M any O th ers, All M akes,
AU Models. Ail B areaiiis.
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INSTALL AN IRON^FIREMAN
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Temperatures
Speaker Predicts
War in Palestine
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n»irl<l D Ic ltto M ilp .'’ W ed n eed ay m o rn in g .
H is body w as d iscovered 'I'u tsd a y
I O e f t t e r J . B . M an u el a n d
Wayne> F lae k , w h o , w ere
. . . . . . i n m t l g a l e , liu llca te d t h a t
Utta h a d a p p a r e n u y d ie d tro m a
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ornate, y e a rs. H e h a d
ti M ip araU d f A m h is w ife. E v elyn
V n a w balteved to b e |lv ln g J n
NOW
Have plenty of heat this W e r ..a n d
enjoy the convenience and economy
that IRON FIREMAN can bring you
• J n ita ll a n I r o n F ire m a n a u to m iilc '
I r o n F i r e m a n 's u n e q u a lle d r e c o r d
c o a l b u r n e r in y o u r p r e s e n t fu rn a c e
f o r l a t is f a c to r y s e rv ic e e x p lu in i w h y
o r b o i l e r i m l f^et ih a f in e s t a n d rh o sl
i h is m a c h ln c o u ts e lls e v ery u th e r
e c o n o m ic a l h e i t i n e m o n e y c a n buy.
a u to m a t ic c o a l b u r n e r e v e ry y e a r.
T h e n e w H tsim a ltr m o c ie l Is th e
h e s t 'b u l l t . yec ln w c s i> p r ic e d I r o n * H e r e a r e lo m e o f th e s u p e r i o r me*
c h a n lc a l f e a ju r e s i h a t m a k e p e o p le
F i r e m a n e v e r m a d e . I t ’s a p e rf e c t
w a n t I r o n F lre m a n i
s e r v s n t 24 hotiri m
YouMI alwiyi b« glad you ImUIM a genuine IRON FIREMAN
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IDAHO EVENING TIMES. TWIN FALLS, IDAHO
F rid a y , S eptem lier SO, 1938.
, DEATH TAKES TWO IN PLANE ACCIDENT A T PRESTO^
m iO R F U E
S eUMED FOR
W f f F CRUSH
Sizzling Sausages for Real Breakfast
OOCL1
PRESENI E lB
C allftraU O mc »
Shoshone Freight Hagerman Water Calif..
M n . R. X. Hknaen. h o o f Beeeh,
Is vUlUng h er m other, Mrfc
sawyer, and her lis te n , M n . U
Shows Increase System Repaired V.C. Ci«u,
Mr*. J . B. Klm es to d U A
SHOSHONE. Sept. 3tf (Special)—
There is a marked Increase In
freight traffic over the main line
of the Union Pacific, Frank Ifelley,
local railroad agent, slated. The
gain appearj) to be general and Is
not confined cither to farm prod­
ucts, livestock, merchandise or othitem.i — a step-up all along the
shipping line to such a n extent
th a t extra freights have been the
i-ulo every day for weeks. '
While the fall m onths have shown
heavy llvc.siock shipment,s from all
Interrnedlatc points to tlie main
route, tlie good average is rea.sonably certain to continue for a con­
siderable period, as the sea.son for
beet shipments and otlier rural pro­
duction has haidly been reached.
Tho movement Is both east and
west. Among Uie interesting loads
dally noted are the heavy .•shipments
of scrap Iron to the Pacific coa.st,
which some have suggested will
come back In the shape of war mu­
nitions, doubtless basing opinions
on Uie sUtlsUcs Uiat Uie United
States Is furnishing belllBcrants in
the fa r east 51 per cent of their war
materials. At any rate the freight
movement Is considered more pros­
perous tlian usual.
HAGERMAN, Sept. 30 (Special) Artella Telford.
Itrconslructlon and replacement of
steel pipe for the supply line and
portions, of iKft dlstrlbuUon system
of the water set-up for the village
MERCBK CAFS
of Hagerman. will be a major
In Jerom e
nlclpal improvement this fall.
Tho vUlaSe, a t a recent election, Where you get B etter Food 'le d
voted a bond Lvue of 17,434.48 to pay Senlce. Private dining xoom w d
for 55 per cent of tho Improvements. banquet room in th e rear. PU n
Tljc election carried by an 80-to-4 your next banquet there.
vote.
HAOERMAN. Sept. 30 (Special)—
More than 100 women participated
In the second annual Achievement
day meeting of the Oooding county
By NEWELL llAET
extciwlon clulis Tuesday at HagerPRESTON. Wa.. 8«pt. 30 (U*)—A
mnn Legion hall.
tU U during takeoff waa described
Members of the Hagerman Circle
today a« the cause of an airplane
club, the Homemakers and Shoe­
crash near the Prestou airport. The
string Study and Ser^’lcc clubs of
pilot and his passenger were killed
Gooding, and the Bliss Sunshine
In the accident.
club, in cooperation with Miss MarDead are G arlh Woodward, 22,
lou M. White, BoLse, district homo
the pilot, and Boyd Adamson, 23,
demonstration agent, arranged the
both of Franklin. Ida.
event.
Spina to Ground
Alio represented were the W orth­
Their light monoplane spun to the
while club of Glenns Ferry an d tlie
Elmurc county ckib.
ground a t dusk yesterday Just after
the two had taken off and p u t the
PROGRAM OFFERED
ship Intd a climb. T h e craft stalled
Welcome was extended by Mrs. F.
at an altitude, of approximately 180
Roberts. Goodhig county chairm an;
feet, fell off on the left « ln g and
Mr5. Gas Conrad H agerm an'C ivic
struck the ground 50 feet from a
club president nnd Miss M arian M.
hlRhtray.
White.
The accident waa witnessed »
Other numbers were a review of
Ariel U rso n and M ax Isaacs, wVv
the Faslcy vacation camp, Mrs.
were driving toward Preston. As
John Ayre.'!. Bliss; “A Bargain In
their car topped a slight rise, they
Sheets," the Homemaker's club.
saw the plane in the air. A mo­
Oooding; reading, a e rtn id e Kornment later It nosed down. T hink­
her, Gooding; a children’s style reing the ship would strike-their car,
!. Homemaker’s club, Oooding;
they stopped and got out.
and piano solos by Ardls Tlngwall.
Idirson and Isaacs were unable to
Joan BtnckharC and Lila Lee Beavey,
• K otex stays Wonder soft.
take the bodies from the wredkage
member of the Harmony Circle, d i­
until they had pulled the tall of the
rected by Mrs. Roy Parsons, HagerTwin Falls high school seniors
• K otex doesn’t show.
ship down from Its aljnost perpen­
man.
ere trying to decide tliU alterdicular position.
Correct table service was demon­ noon whether the members of the
Both Crushed
• K otex can be worn on both sides.
strated by Mrs. M artin C urran nnd 193B graduating class aliould havo
Woodward and Adamson were
I f you Uke a lusty breakfast—and m « t m t 1 plus a great many women, do like it—a ln lln t aausates and Mrs. George- M artin, Hagerman cla.'s rings or sweaters.
crushed in the fuselage. T he motor
o K otex offers three types, Regular, Junior,
Civic club. Mrs. O. A. Smlthi BlLw.
A general class meeting was call­
was folded back against th eir legs. tasty com meal padlH offer yQU something d illcious. Or you can have hot cakes Instead of paltles.
dUcawcd
“Plotures
In
the
Home;”
ed for this afternootl'ft advisory pe­
Super.
Both were badly Ihangled. Death
Mrs. Ray Thompson, BUm club, told riod a t which (Ime the m atter
was Instantaneous, th e rescuers said,
how the members of her club made lo be considered.
although they rushed the victims to
pictures.
% hospital.
Musical selections were played by
Woodward was described as a pilot
12 to B o x
Mrs. John Chapman. BlLss, Marlin
of experience. He and Adamson had
Tucker, Jean Allen, Florence Mary
been flying from tBc airport all a f­
48
to B o.x......................... 7 5 ^
Joncx.
Hagcnnnn,
nnd
Mrs.
J.
S.
ternoon. The ship apparently
Dlvelblvi, and Mrs. Ella Oehrlg,
in excellent condition.
Oooding.
This is delicious f.erved with
Breakfast should be a persua&lvc
64
to B o x
meal.' I t /should sta rt the day right grape or apple Jelly.
Contest W tnnen
Showing of “Marie Antolnelte"
■IXin't Ul<« chiBCM «n nraduru you knnw
and lift the spirits even of tho.se
A style dre.ss revue w ith Ml.w nolhltif »bout or r*1y on M«por»ry r»lW
Hominy may be Ufcd Instead, of
who “h ate to get up In the m orn­ ,.ie com meal m a'h, if preferred. a t a local Uiealer will be the In- Mar(tarei Hill, district home demon­ when
splratlou for a Frcnch club party
ing.”
The hominy Is heated in the sau­
stration agent-r T«.'ln FalLs,
1. Rikil* tipudilr for
ttA V l:"
, Now th a t the weather is cooler, it sage fat.
of Tft'ln FalU high .■;chool students. Judge and cxteiulon club women wotiwn
troo wnoitMmo M rw koo rooi*.
Is -frasler to tem pt that Illusive
U t Plnkhim'* rompnuBd help hulld up
T he event wUl be held' Oct. 12 a t taking part, clojsed the all day
Ba:con may be used liwlead qf the
morning appetite. And with the sausages. Bacon Is bC5it cooked over fhlch-tlm e the group will attend meeting, Priies were awarded Mrs. nure phyiail rtiUUtir* m d Ihui »M in
rtlm
lnf
j»n|1y
n»rv«,
UjMti dbtnM Irnm
days filled with the activities of n slow heat. It should be turned often the showing of the picture a t the Clyde Allen. BlLss; Mrs. C. A. Little,
new season. It is very Important and the fa t drained off frequently Orpheum and- later gather for re ­ Bliss; Mrs. Charles Hobdey, Bliss; worth UvtD(.
For OYW (
There Is scsnethlng new under the , th a t the first meal of the day pro­ so th a t th e bottom of the pan Is freshments.
Mrs. Lee Clair, Hagerm an; Mrs.
•nolh«r how ... |o "•mlUnf thru" »ilh
sun and It Li to be found right here vide energy for work nnd play.
only well greased. It .<hould t>e
All French students a t the high Ethel Stevens. Gooding; Mrs. Em­ rinklum'*—ov«r 1.000,000 «on«n havo
Here's Way
In Twin Falls.
tint ilorlou*
It
in
cooked until it Is a golden brown school and former studenLs arc In­ ma Severe/ Oooding, Mrs. E. L.
MUST BE
One of the best ways of turning and evenly crisped.
Designed and buUl to fill a de­
vited to attend. H iose not taking ChapUn. Hagerman.
mand for a more accurate, more ireakfast into a real meal Is to
Winners In the Kerr Canning
A nother sausage combination for the subjcct a t the present time are
nclude
bacon
or
ham
or
sausages
efficient and yet Inexpensive method
a tasty breakfa.st is bf\kcd sausages requested 'to contact Marc Feay, contest were Mrs. Ruth Allen, Bliss,
the menu. These are not only and apples. Place the link sausages general chairman.
for testing w atthour motcrs is the
and Mrs. Eva Hamilton, Bliss, for
invention of M. E. Shotwell,, service appetite - tempters but they
Other.-5 working on tlie arrange­ fruit; Mrs. J. Komher, Oooding and
In the center of a roasting pan and
foreman for the Idaho Power com­ energy providing foods, giving the let brovm In .modcrniely hot
ments with Uie chairm an and the Mrs. C, N. Brcvlck, Wendell, for
pany. To the electrical public It will body "fuel" for the wear and. tear Core ta rt apples and place them Instructor. Miss M argaret Seetlioff. vegetables; Mr.s. Brcvlck. Wendell,
be known a s the Shotwell ReHecto of the day.
around th e sausages. Relvim to the arc Shirley Hutchlr«on, Arleen Eb- and Mrs. J. Komher, Ooodfng, for
Variety Is as nece.viary in a break­ oven and cook slowly until the sau­ erhart, Dorothy Davl.s.
Meter Tester and th e apparatus
meat.
designed and built In Shotwell's fast menu a.^ In any other meal of sages and apples are well baked.
The club Is scheduled to meet a t
Plano music was furnished dur­
home workshop..
the day. and homemakers who real­ Baste them occasionally with drip­ 6:30 p. m. on the designated day.
ing the style revue by Mrs. Roy
CounU Revolutions
ize this are always glad of Ideas .for pings in the pan.
Parson.s. Hagerman. Group singing
,
Generally stated, the new Inven­ quickly and easily prepared break­
One discovery m ade by strato­ wtis lead tliroughout the day by
Sausago links and pineapple arc
tion comprises a system fo r a u to ­ fasts which ore )ust a lltlJe dif­ served togetfter frequently tor & sphere flJ6ht.i is th a t the a ir a t Mrs. Ejjld Bflptle, Hagerman, and
matically counting the revolutions ferent.
tasty breakfast combination. The such heights, although much rarer Mrs. Ddnald Dafoe.
of th e disc of a w atthour meter, the
Little link sauiHge.i, delicately aftuuges are cooked first; then the than th a t near the ground, contains
Buffet luncheon was served a t the
kind which every house using elec- browned, served with putlles of com pineapple slices are brdwned in the about the same percentage of oxy- Civic club roonu a t noon by the
t r i ^ y . has wount«d o n 'o n e side p r meal mush, cooked the day before sausage fat.
Hagerman 4-H club girls.
gen.
the other. I t Is possible to t«st any and then browned In the sau.saee
A. C. w atthour m eter which Is fa t Just, before serving, are sug­
equipped with the customary type gested for the family breakfast,'
of disc w ithout making any changes This combination, by the way, Is
' T n r.
s \ v T. ti T E s r
o f
a l l
s o v n d s
i s
p r a \i s e "
In the meter, by merely adjusting Just as good for a supper dish, 'Hils
the apparatus to th e meter.
is the way to prepare It.
The present trend In consumers
SAUSAGE AND CORN MEAL
metering Is to the socket type meter.
PATTIKS
ChuB e a n d S a n b o rn
A great many of the bottom con­
Place llitln link sausngcs in a
nected meters have been converted cold, frying pan. Cook slawly. If
E v e r y P o u n d G iin ra n te c d
over to the socket type, which neces­ desired, a tablrs]K>on of water may
"Now, th a t’s w h a t I ca/l good co^fft
sitates readjusting the m eter and be added, tlie sklliet covered and
standardl^ng on full and light loads. the sniL'inBcs allowed to cook until
TTie Shotwell Invention h as proven done. Tlien tlir lid U removed and
lo be very satisfactory In th is work. the sausages are browned.
Tlie accuracy of the device makes it
Rtmove the .saiwages and brown
possible to make very cl(»e a d jiu t- the slices of corn meal mush In the
ments on b o th 'fu ll and light loatls fat.
with one revolution of the meter
disc, for each load, thereby saving
great arnount of time.
Havrs Time It iia.n been revealed, while the
new tester has been a t use in the
JdnJ)o Power compnny bulMIng here.
th a t wlUi It .the testing of a meter
nverages five and one fiuarter m iniiles from llie time the new meter
In taken from the box, mounted
Ihe testing board. lMt«d and ...
CARtY, Sriil, ■30 (Hpccliil)'—HlKli
plnred In the original container, iM'hoOl bund ntnl Junior Ii IkIi acIioiiI
Foi:iurrly the oi«>rBlion took twirc ns orchcnlran aro Ik'I uk niUi\i.slnnllrnlly
Ion?. In additloix the new device Is orKatilrecI by llvrnn I»euti, dlrr*;toi-,
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accurale results. Tlie devire U Copy- Jean Adanuou, llciitrlcir I’liikc and
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of CongrrM,
tiix'cliil lnu^ll'
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is rhecked with a standard meter tho ^inlor liitiKl, nnil it stiliig cuA
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WATtOHAL R B T tra B ^ A T T T O
ShaU We Slick O ur Necks Out?
MUSIC DEFT.
*H>rcbei(n Leader 8*yi Conecr*
tliu - GrMte>t Lf M o tle a l l i u t n t Item.
It's t i l accordion to w hat you like.
TO ether you do or don’t agree with Upton Close
and the foreign policy stand he urged in his Twin
Palls address, the emphatic declarations by this vet­
eran international observer should leM you t 6 do
___some-serlous pondering.
^
Mr. Close, Oiundering his assertions in the best of
platform style, declared th a t we Americans, should
"stick our necks out” for once in a firm stand against
smothering of the democracies by dictator nations. He
' machine-gunned U. S. foreign policy in' Europe and
How to Foil a .
Bandit
OB. BE NONCHALANT IN SIX
PABTB
D ear Sir;
Uoabashed ^ the Ironic reply
from Professor PUl. who seenu to
think m y mcthodj(or_iltopoatn< o(.
panhandlers U cruel, I have delved
into my system and can re*
abominable inconsistency.” He warned that refusal deeper
po rt th u s far th a t I have been able
to take a stand because some other country might not to extend It to one other clast of
unsaTOry
person.
’ ■ like it, and might wave its fist a t us,-i* “downright I refer to
the.holdiup man.
cowardly.” And he painted a grim picture of Amer­ I n th is instance, southern Idaho
folk following my eclentlflo adriee
ican youth following “an American Hitler on horse­ -would
perform In this wise:
Let us say you are walking along
back” if their elders persist in such cowardice.
peacefully when out pops a hold-up
T hat’s strong language. Perhaps a vigorous stand n a n from a dark alley.
"Dls la a stlck-up," he snaps.
by f te United States would frighten Hitler. Perhaps ‘Holse
your dukes in the air. Shell
it wouldn’t And maybe a hard-boiled attitude to t y our dough. And If ya yelps. 111
ig y » .”
Japan would Mow up the Rising Sun. Perhaps not^,
W hat do you do then? Elevate
Mr. Close did not advocate sending any American your hands and let him have your
money you need to pay
{im ps abroad. NSTraie inTjis Hglit mind favors that. mooey>-the
th e rent? Not a t all. Keep cool. Be
A nd I F our troops are not sent to w ar abroad, Mr. no n c h a la n t.. 6peak to him In this
vein:
Close’s hard-boiled policy wouldn’t bring disastrous ■■My good man." you say. “your
'i.\ iepercusdons and m ight be ju st the medicine needed. technique Is very reprehensible. I t
to see you dlft.a ran k am a­
’w jr h y s t^ tt Mould sweep America once more iste uplain
r a t this sort of belligerent p4sf
r — sod we sent our troops to foreign lands, the fa t would tlme.”
. This o p e u bla eyes very wide but
-----------------------'-------------t^ -ls riirlta rflrK —
don^t lower your hands y e t
first place, you Jumped
The noted author’s claim th a t vacillating U. S. o ut“Inof tha edark
alley so fast I m ight
iB . e n d a n g ^ g our democracy because the have been frightened and screamed
subconsciously. T h a t would bring
and intolerance of the H itler t ^ e are already th e police.
^AmeiSca—this is something else again. It " I m ight polht oul.” you go on.
aa for telling m e to ■hoUf my
)> a ] ^ ty we cannot ris k Mr. Close says ■'that
bands, th a t’s a te c h n ia l misnomer
h w fa tin g foreign policy would bait of which you should be ashamed.
olst would Infer outside m echanical
to'Am erica’s cherished principles of Haid.
Instead, I lift my h a ^ through
musculajf interrelation and co or*aUon from within."
I there no othec^way to stifle intolerance in H is g un if wavering by now as he
amaeement. You can lowby Bttddngflur necks out to d o lt?
. , glareajA
e f your arms half-way.
,
<dukea,’
A fter all, we like o u r necks.
•
' “As fo r calling my.
th a t's alM a most damaging bit of
testimony, it-in d ic a te s you have
engaged In the a rt of fisticuffs for
money. All the police need to do Is
h u n t a likely ex-prittflghter. Ergo,
^ 4 W * «t«goof the game i t’s a little difficult to de- you would be incarcerated within Si
ju s t M o ’s ahead in the long, uphill fight to hours."
A slight fear Is In his eyes now,
' k e ^ fo ifh e s of study an integral part of the Ameri- th e customary fear of the ignorant
in th e presence of w hat they believe
<an eoUege and high school.
is Insanib, You conUnue blithely:
tell me to shell out my dough
A niWB story arrivra concerning the ingenious tac- - t h"You
a t , IncldenUUy. U gram m ar of
tlc^ one teahw of Latin has adopted to save the life veiy poor q u # llty -y et all th e time
fore* me to keep my hands In
hir.courw . She. practically forces the students to you
the air. This indicates an extreme*
ttu d y their Latin by relating i t to the study of famous ly low caUber of logic. And U your
la tnis poor. It U inevlUble th a t
'football CTploits and players. I f the boys don’t learn loglo
you will make a «Up sqmewhere to
’tb eir Latin, they,don’t get the football “dope” the bring prom pt arrest."
You
bring your hands all the way
teacher has to offer.
down, now, and shake a finger vigor-
S
L ure fo r Students
of
This is a clever dodge as a temporary measure, blit
■where do you suppose it’s likely to lead iii the long
run? Who’s winning in this g reat American teacherstudent battle? I t looKS as J f ttie students haveuqieee*
■ breach. Isn’t it logical to v i ^ l i z e the teachers of
tiu near future frantically s ^ g g lin g to justify the
teaching of say,, history or sficiology, as an incidental
a g u n c t to courses in fam oui end runs and , triple
,
.Oh, well, it’s probabfy illogical to object. A fter
W , fMtball has long since become a big business, and
If .the Ainerican student is going to be getting good
boalnew training a man can hardly do much protest­
ing oh th a t score these days.
Clues on th e Farm
Two stories that have appeared on nature-stunting
on the farm may be evidences of nothing but two farm a rt’ hortlculturally adventurous tendencies, "Ur they
b« something else again.
^ .One man in the west has been growing more ki nds of
iW ta on a tingle tree th a n jo u can count on the fingers
-;0r-b0th hands. Another man way over in Now Brunscome througji w ith an appie tree that bears
SO xbletIm of appietfSnd two varieties of peats,
bet ayeryone hope th a t this ia just good, ciean fun,
Jjnaybe. It’ll Jbe lu st th a t The time being one of
qm lc« In the field o f speculation, a man cnn’t help
qlng himaelf speculating on the poBsibility th at
. ie <vai^rtblng-from-one-tree adventures may be a
im r *t«p toward universal self-sufficiency, which is
t ^ n s n> be theiobiesalon of the age.
jn u ra appears the vision not merely of more and
iw^i^Belf-aufflcient nations but of highly sclf-sufflIdualawlthln-tlwitations,'fulfilling a llth e ir
n jn few .everythlng-trees, a combination
j^ g e ta b le -p lo t, and say, a super-machlnedandy if there didn’t also arise the
rNU-aufQcIent Individuals following the
•motional p a tte m i u m e of the nations
btaswra MUIng today.. A man
lls 'irorld full of peopla bu«y.
a t one another. .
a«
, an d wipe
T ake the pu
th e slate clean.. 11 you do th a t
you stand a chance of a Iraje n t
v e rd ic t You can't He, L arry. You
m u stn 't"
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M M r*
CHAPTER IX
A N innocent m an. T he w ords
seemed to echo In th e stillness
of the'M cG raw living room aft* r
P a t spoke, them. L a rry looked a t
her, their eyes m eeting in a gtlll,
tense duel.
“AU right, let's p u t th® cards
on th e table." he said calmly.
"Y ou've asked for it. Ob, I know
you've been careful, very careful,
n e t to come rig h t o ut and asK m e
if I h it those people. B u t you’ve
looked it,e v e r since I cam e this
e v e n i^ .
"1 suppose you think I should
go down to these papers th a t have
been running the siory^ about a
h it-ru n driver a ll day an d beg
them to •print niy story—th e story
of m y driving into th e w om an and
child. WeU, I h it them, b u t I ’m
not a complete fooL I didn’t de­
liberately drive into them . They
shoul<&‘t have been standing out
there in th e m iddle of th e i t r e e t
I t w as raining. You k^ow t h a t
I didn’t see them until too late.
• “I'm not taking h it-ru n builn e ss
as a recrcatlon. I c ouldn't help
w hat happened. I didn't actually
know they w ere h u r t W hat good
would It have done, anyw ay?
Who would have believed me?
They'd all b e like you: too anxious
to p u t m e in a Jam. W ell, I'm
“S ol going'io stick o ut m y chin on
this. You m ay as well understand
th a t now. I have a rig h t to pro­
te ct myself, and- I ’m going to. I t
I s n 't a i though I w ere a gunm an
—o u t killing people. This w as an
accident I didn't m ean to do it,
and I'm n o t going to let an y sm a rt
cops and prosecutor h a n d m e a
rap ."
H is words beat a t h er. W hen he
stoppej*, breathless, w hite, tense,
she found h e r own breath rasping
in h e r th ro a t Subconsciously she
had been prepared for th e adm U slon of guilt.' Y et she had felt
th a t hU agony o f rem orse, his de­
sire to m ake retrlb u tl6 n ,'to throw
him self on the m ercy of th e c o u rt
would give h er grounds lo r h e r
Isstlng love. /This was too u nex­
pected.
^
"You don’t m ean theae things
you're saying. L arry. Y ou c an 't
m ean you'll lie o u t of I t . ^
" I ’ll protcct myself,” h e aaid
angrily, lighting a clgaret an d
flinging the m atch aw ay w ith sud­
den fury. “Anyone else would.'*
"Yes—b u t not th is way. Adm it
th a t you w ere frightened, d id n 't
realize a t th e tim e th e seriousness
of w hat had happened, U ll the
court you w an t to m ake good, pay
th e h ospital blUa—an d aU the rest.
T T wM a 0 7 of despair, fo r looking a t him she felt ra th e r than
h eard his answer.
•■A man’s innocent until' proven
guUty," h e told her, " a n d -U they:
can prove it—” T hat w as th e w ay
It ended. Before she could add
m ore of ^ e pleas th a t w ere on
h e r Ups he bad gone.
Sometimes during the n e x t few
days she wondered how she lived
through that n ig h t The horrible
knowledge th a t L arry w u guilty,
th a t he m eant to carry o u t his
pretense, formed th e t
fo r a reality worse than any
nightm are.
S h e ' w as sw ept algng on th e
routine o2 life, though. T he n e x t
morning found h er facing the
fam iliar tasks aa before. She w ent
to the bfflce, s i t a t h er table in
court, took notes, smiled greetings
a t police and lawyers. Then th e re
w as a sudden flurry of ex citam en t
"T hat R ent case,” Sergeant
O'Shea explained, straightening
th e cards before him. **He*a-got
Church for his lawyer."
P a t clenched h er hands to stop
th e ir trembling. Thoughts m arched
dully through h er brain. .Church
was a good law yer; good a t find­
ing loopholes, good a t defending
guU ty-m an.-U -took all hec-courage to look up a t the m en sta n d ­
ing before the Judge.
Larry was there holding his h a t
in his hands,~hls h a ir shining like
gold, his clean-cut features w hite
an d stem . Church w as efficient
talking With th e p at phrases of
th e c o u rt
H er pencil moved across the
w hite sheet of the pad w hile th e
technical pattern w ent on; The
reading of the charge, en ter pica
of not guilty, ask for continuation
of bond, a week's stay granted,
th e consultation of the calendar,
flash bulbs crackling, reporters
clustering around the bench '
catch the date for trial by Jury.
T or a second Larry’s eyes m et
P a t’s. They were cool, unem o­
tional. It was only by th e slight
twitching of his lips that she, who
k new him so well, could re a d his
nervousness. She glanced up
again and smiled a t him . She
m ustn't turn against him now.
Surely he would realire before it
w as too late. W hen the tria l
tually started he would change
his mind. I^ow he w as bew il­
dered, c6nfuscd.
HISTORY
Of Twin Falls
City & County
As Oleanqd from Plies of
The Times
15 YEARfi AGO
^
SEPT. SO^IOZS
The bobbed-halfra, frank, clgarette-unoklng dapper who has be­
come the pal of her adm irers is on
the wrong track. She'll never get
married, and even If she should,
somo other woman will cu t h er out.
At least so thinks De Bacla Mooers. French screen vamp. J u s t 'a r ­
rived In till* <ountry, under con­
tract to F irst National Ploturea. '
Today .at the Rogerson hotel. Mrs.
Charles Neely entertained w ith an
eiqulsttely appointed luiKheon, w ith
places laid for 50 (tiMAts. I<at«r the
group played cards a t the home of
Mrs. Neeley. Mrs. Richard WUaon,
Seattle, won the high score prise.
ously under his nose.
■■And tak, tak," you say, "tailing me
not to yelp. My good man, hum an
belnga do not yelp. Canines, perhaps,
but n o t humans, i f s evident tliat
you stopped a tundlng school a t an
early age,"
You reach out and pull his gun
away. You waggle It a t him reprov­
ingly and say, "Don't you k n o w -’’
Dut you can go homo wiUi the
money to pay Uie rent. He's Uirea
blocks away by no«, vowing to him ­
self Uiat something ought to be done
U p ul the crasy people over a t
Blackfoot
- - T h e o p h llu Bqulrt
T H E Y RRALLY O lV B Y O U A
G O lN G -O V E K t
P o l S h e ts i
Jo a Bl«w over a l r iv e P a la to sa y s
t h a t w h lla a tb r w h ln g m a e h ln a
is u su a lly d e fin e d aa a devlea v ia d
o n f a m i erope, h e flgorae I b a r e a l
Ih re a h in g
m aeh lnM
a re
(h a
lo iim e s o f Uia goesipe.
-U e e k
HNOOrr WE'RJE INBUtTBDI
Pol tiholter:
I couldn't Ihlnk up five flimsy
whimsies on a bet.lind betides, your
contest leema to bo ended. But I've
got one whimsy th a t I .was told t»
lend In to you.
Xwas given my orders by the young
Isrty who was I ^ t Bhotletl yesterday
by one of your contrlbi, "THe Snoop*
or." who told about the twi> h and­
kerchiefs th a t formed tlie under-----------
a k ln ,
My flimsy whimsy is:
Pol Abota-A ioop
—Her Bey Friend
P. a.-~8J»a borrowed Uie two h and­
kerchiefs from me.
,
^
,
' ^A M O U g LA ST U N I
. I. Don't mind lu. b * y » ^ (‘a
jjf «
oowilry y,n*ra mHUag
T H i OBN1XBMAN IN
THK THIRD ROW
Mrs. n. C. Beach wtll leave soon
for several months' stay in Lewis­
ton. Mrs, Beach lived in Lewiston
before coming to Twin Falls.
2?' Y E A R S AGO
BEFT. SO, 1»11
An exchange says the fellow who
gets mad a i a newspaper beoause
It tells something on him, ought to
give thanks three times a day for
the things It knows about him , but
does uot t«li.
Conurrssnmn Burton K French
arrived lu the clly Sunday, and
Monday evening delivered a lecture
In the Metltodlst church for th e
benefit of the ptibllo library. The
lecture was a description of the
Panam a canal, and was tlliistrated
by Innterh slides. The lecture was
well attended and a neat sum added
to tlie library fund.
Mrs. O. 0. 'PraAk,, a prom inent
artist of New York City, who haa
been standing the i>ast m onth a l
the tihothone falls hotel, returned
to h er home in New York Monday.
During her slay here,M rs. I'raak
made a number of tkelohes of the
falls and the canyon, both above
and below the falls and also Dhie
These sketches will be eiir
ind plaoed on eahil:----New York City and Paris,
You May N ot
Know T h at^
By NAOMI R. MARTIN
T h e wild h o rs e s ‘ra n irin ir
on Qolller m o u o U ln a ro
aftid to 1m desc en d an U o f
S panish m ustangB . om iffran t Btravs A d d b lu e
oloodfld atallionit b ro u g h t A)
t h is a r e a by S p ark a a n d
H a rre ll, pioneer sto c k m e n
6 t s o u th e rn Idaho.
BY MARGUERITE GAHAGAN
c o F Y iu a K r. I N C
A T lunch down in the cafeteria
"
w ith Tom' a few m inutes later
she tried to m ake herself calm,
normaL I t had been easier to
nca
■ g i iv ic i. i^ o .
lu n ch w ith him than to refuse,
she found.' w hen in th e hustle smd
b u stle o f th e short recess he asked
h e r again to go w ith him.
“W e'll be through w ith early
sessions In another two days," be
rernlnded her. “Then we’ll sta rt
on th e trials. M ore w ork for you.
A nd w e ll sta rt oft w ith a bang.
G e t th e K
ent—
case
on th e 6th. Do
-----................you k n o w him? I saw you speak.’
She nodded, studying the m enu.
"Yes, I know him. It's h a rd to
believe h e could do such\a
W henever anyone whc
know gets m ixed up in
like th is it somehow si
beUevable.’
"Yes, th a t’s true. I t seei
strik e hom e," Tom replied. J
b e hasn’t y e t been found guilty.
A lth o u ^ from the flle on him
w ith th e re p o rt from the accident
in v estigation' bureau there's a
tough c ase'against him."
X O M V fu talking of the coming
■■■ prim aries. Caglly she w orked
th e conversation around to the
th o u g h t upperm ost in h er mind.
• It's r a th e r a break getting out
of early session right now. Isn’t
it? You can handle some good
Jury tria ls, an d some really im ­
p o rta n t cases w ill be up," she said.
*‘I m ean if you could get a few
convictions on eases that have
been before the public it should
h elp w ith th e elec tto T shouldn’t
It?”
— H e -im lle d -B t- h e r.-“Y o u -h a v e th e picture. I t is a break an d I
hope I m ake a good rccord. T h at
w ill h elp considerably. Of course
e a rly sessions a re easier and th is
n e x t m onth w ill mean plenty of
h a rd virork. Now I’ll have to study
th e cases, prepare talks for the
Juries an d build up the prosecu­
tion, b u t as you say. If I m ake
a good record w ith convictions it
w ill r a te w ith the public.
“T he voters w ant results ond
th e p a p ers w an t trafnc situations
cleancd up. - F ines and fecfiircs
tho Judges don’t seem to do the
trick . Som e convictions and sen­
tences m ay have a better effect.
People w ill be more careful driv­
ing if th e y realize the seriousness
o f th e situation. That's why. I'm
going to do m y best this n ext
m onth. W hen I know a defend­
a n t's g u ilty I'm going to do every­
th in g in my pow er to convince
th e ju r y o f th a t fact, and I’m not
going to leave a single stone u n ­
turned.- I hope this K ent isn’t a
good frie n d of yours because bo’s
a n exam ple of w hat I mean. A
h it-ru n (klver, a woman killed, a
child seriously injured—that sort
o f th ih g m ust stop, and such cases
a re going to get all I have to
give."
<To Be CoDtlnned)
The Family
Doctor
(This Is the last of three; a r ­
ticles in which Dr? Flahbeln dbcusses ulcers of the stomach and
duodenum.)
By DR. MORRIS FiSlIBElN
Editor, Jonm al of the American
Medical ABtoclallojy and. o:
Ilyicia, (he Health Magazine
PractlcBlly all medical treatm ents
of ulcer of the stomach and duoden­
um are related to protection of the
ulcer against further Irritation, clUier by coating It over, by changing
th e acid reaction of the stom ach to
one th a t Is more alkaline, or By
preventing progression and Irrita­
tion o( the ulcer.
Certain dleta have been developed
which are planned particularly to
aid ' In relieving ulcers. These diets
consist chiefly of foods th a t are not
too coarse and contain only smalt
amounts of condlmel^V or apices.
They are also supplemented by alk­
alis of various sorts which overcome
th e acid of Ute stomach.
Ulcers which bleed are, of course,
most serious. 11)0 appearance* of
blood in the material vomited from
th e stomach means a prompt opera
tion In most cases.
Until the patient Is ready for the
operation, It Is ciutomary for him
to go to bed. Tlie doctor prescribes
th e necessary drugs, the fluids, and
th e diet, to make certain th a t Uie
condition Is under control.
The first and moat urgent m atter
is to determine whether the bleed­
ing comes from a superficial ulcer
or B (Irrp ulcer. For this reason It
la n rrru ary to make repeated x ray plrlures, ualng tlie various m iI>stances used to aid In outlliilnK
th e ulcer.
There are nov^ sold widely In this
country all sorts of patent preparatloiui for the treatm ent of ulrrr,
tlie claim th a t tliry
are good for Indigestion. Tlia num ­
ber o( so*ca)lR(l Atomach rentrdlM
h as Increased Iremsndausly In
cent years, perlmiM associated wIlli
the Increased amount of ulcer, ihh,
In turib being cauMd by Uie worry
(ind emoUon of depression associat­
ed with the period ot economic ntrrM
throiiRh which our nation
passing.
Experts in the Mayo dlnlo say
Uiat one-half the men 49 years of
older who c a m e 'to ihrm
y because of dyspepsia were
to have uloera of tlie ntoma rh or duodrnum, dUeases or the
gallbladder, nr cancer, ra th e r Utan
alipple dyspeiisla. Tiiere la a se)lllty th a t neglrr.t or
are widely exploited, may bo haiardnus to life Itself. •
After having an operation or
medical Ueatmenl for ulcer It u
im portanl to realise th a t one ia not
yel quli of danger. Ulcers somelimes ooma back or new ulrers
form. ’Hhirafore, every poaalbln fo­
cus of ihfeeUon should be ellmln
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from the body.
T nU ) should always be kept In
good pondlMon, r o r a t l e u i twn
years the paUenl should watch his
atomaob and Intestines earefully,
T" SHOSHONE
, £ h in d the Scenes
In Washington
By W n x iS THOBKTON
Evening Times WaslUngtoa
CorrespoBdtnt
WA8H1NOTON. S e p t 30-W hllo
pension plans take Ib e center of the
aU ge In th e faU campaign in several
sU tes, th e fa c t is noUble th a t a t
la at every state in th e union la m ak­
ing some provision for th e needy
aged. Approval by tl)e social security
board o f V l^ ln ^ 's plan made it
unanim ous, an d by the end of this
m onth when th e Virginia work be­
gins, nearly 1300.000 people over «5
years old wiU be getUng aid from
th e JoinUy-flnanced state and fed­
eral program.
T h a t Is a sizable b1
an d representa n o t a
b u t people actuaUy recel'
adequate though It is in
I t Is an accompllshm
m o n am a d n g when
t h e ^ t Itaelf was pai............. . ...........
an d validated by the sopreme
court in 1837.
Many propoaals fo r extending,
improving, a n d increaalng t h e
old-age benefits of th e act are reD utcher is on vacation.
Today's ‘'B ehind th e Scenes in
Washington’' U written by WiUls
In o m to n .
posing in congreaoional pockets
aw aiting th e session th a t opens
a c t a t th is session ia unlikely, how­
ever, despite pressure from t h e
’Thirty Dollar an d Townsend peo­
ple.
primary, can scarcely loee
catnpaign f o r a fo u rth term
governor. S iik e d efeat w:9 uld
a severe sctback to his plans,
steam will be Injected in to
powerful m achine h e h as in
sU te.
J
his
as
be
full
th e
the
V0LUNTEBB8 FOB
C Z C C H O ^V A IU A
T he cam paign to -break down
the lack bf American Interest in
’E uropean affairs w hich so shocks tb a
Intem atlonal-m lnded h a s already
uegun. Vojta Benee, b rother of the
president of u n fortunate O echoalovakla, has arrived from Prague to
begin w hat probably wiU be a n ex­
tensive speaking four.
T he 1,W,000 Americans o f Otech
and Slovak blood are already w orking on plan s fo r a series o f mass
m eeU np such aa they conducted 30
years ago w hen they were a n im ­
p o rtan t facto r in establishm ent of '
th e n e w s U te . A tC hicago,‘#B,OOOat- .
tended the firs t such meeting.
IncidenU lly, should w ar break
out over th e C tech o slo n k crisis,
the United S tates would be faced
Immediately w ith a problem of the
raising of volunteer forces i n th lacountry which would exceed any­
thing incident to th e Spanish and
Chinese wars.
P lans are belnjr discussed Star'
raising a regim ent of Jew ish vol­
unteers In D etroit t o .f ig h t un d er '
Canadian colors if B ritain is In-volved.—M any-A m erlcans o f Crech
origin would m ake im m ediate ef­
forts to raise both funds an d troops
here, which would p resent a trouble­
some problem if tho U nited SU tes
rem ained neutral.
(Copyriihi, 19M, NBA S en lee, Inc.)
THE PBOQRESSiVES
PROGRESS
The fa c t th a t you hear UtUe about
th e L a Pdllette th ird party move­
m ent (National Progressives) doesn’t
m ean th a t It Is entirely quiescent. I t
is moving, slowly b u t perqepUbly, in
th e direction Oovemor Phil La Fol(Clip for reference.
letto h a s already mapped.
TtOs will not be repeated)
T he California Progressive party
h a s pledged its complete support
BAIintOAT, O CI. 1
an d co-openition to the movement,
an d th a t m ay m ean something In S:00 K n a e m ’ B reakfw t club
a state where local politics are in 8:15 ^ e k e y e Buckarooi
0 ^ a a ir a d lo n«w i n tih e a
so Jumbled a condiUon th a t such a 8d
8 :«
a n a I«aer>l m irk e t
party has a better chance of com­
'1:00 Shs^V (Inters
ing out on top th a n in m ost states.
Canned H eat
.Q uiet feelers a i« going out to T:1S
T:30 B a lM Uma
progressive party organizations in ViS.
concert orch«stra
several sUtea, anjJ no one need be S«0 MomlDt BulleUn Board ra rtsty
surprised to see more of the grad­ «:00 ¥ S ? ’c b u rc b Calendar
ual state-by-atate buUd-up which S 'l! 2P«n>ns m arket quouU ona
M onitor views tb e news
G overnor L a Follette h as pre­
dicted.
10:00 American FUnlly Boblnson
Chicago headquarters are ___ 10:13 Dreuncime
open, an d tho party will have tick­ 10:30 sven von Hallbers’a O riental oi
ets in I d a h o . an d Iowa. Texas,
Oregon, and N orth Dakota are
being wooed by the N. P. A.
La Follette. though he faces a
50,000-vote Bepubllcan gain a t the
K T Fl PROGRAM
........Ortran
treaaurw
12M
O
12:15 Rolio Budw D 's Oanc* oreheitra
12:30 Blue room echoes
12:4S T w u ra d lo new i flia h w
1:00 Dance releaaw
l a i Bsrnharci Levltow*! salon orcbtstra
;30 Olosl
luolauooa.
Bulil M entor club held the first
BUHL
i
It is figured that b ut few more
days will be required to complete
th e cutoff road connecting with
the Richfield highway, and sta rt­
ing In town. The section consists
of about four miles, has eliminated
one bridge, made a changc In the
river channel, a t two points and will
n good surfaced highway
moving mnny of tV hazards ni'soclnted with thC crooks and turns of
Uie former route running through
the vlllngc.
F. L. Stownrt, local mnnngcr for
tho Penney store, returned Tuesday
from ORdcn, where ho ottcnded a
convention and biiylnR session of
tho different stores In Idaho and
Utah.
nuntllng openUlons for tlie season
have tjikeii iiomcthlng i f a slow­
down for a lime, but tho past iiiimm cr hn.H w itn fw d tlie construction
of B
>, U)0
most rccrnt being those of Claude
Wilson and K, L, Oome.i, ai;<l an
apartm ent liouse of Frank W, Dice,
using a simple diet, always eating
alowly,-avoiding foods th a t are too
hot o r which are Irritating bcrause
of spices or condiments. I t Is nec­
essary In such casos to keep tho
bowels regular but n ot to Irritate
them by overdoses of cothartlc^.
I t ta always well, perhn|w. for
such people to take regularly n glas^
of mtlk in the forenoon, the middle
of the afternoon, and a t bedtime,
a n d ,to have such matorlaln nvnilable a t night a t the bedside In raso
the sudden pain of tho ulcer re■tums,
m eeting of the year Wednesday,
.Tbarrtaodiy Hour-w
nour-wtUt O. Benrr
:1S Concert m lnlaturci
w ith Mrs. Lloyd Byrne. Mrs. P ar­
:3i) K soe'i Rawallans
sons, th e new presldftnt, announced
:4J Th« M u te r »lnser» #•
th e program of th e 'afternoon on
:09 The Q u etn 'i Hall orchestra
:IS Afternoon request bour
“T he American ConsUtuUon,” by
:1S Clauleal sems
Mrs. Ouy Newman, Mrs. Newman
:30 W aiu (elections
showed a detailed pam plet of the
The HomMDun trio
:00 Dance P sataslss
constltuUon and discussed Uie ses:l> Band concert
qulcentennlal. She also read a poem
U sriu i B. W lnU r a n d 'b U orcbMin closing. T he. next meeting wlH
ua
.
be In November a t the home of 9:«S The piano tQ ylit
L}Ie B tanton modern itr ln i
Mrs. Emil Bordewlck. wlUi Mrs. 6:00
S IS Oonsois. mooda
Oeorge Likeness in charge.
0:30 Tbe varle tr dsnos orcbeatra
^
. Miss B ertha Rlpplinger opened 6:4S dema from Robin H o ^
Talk bv H. L. BU ftord '
h e r fall tei?n of kindergarten this 7:00
7!lS W alts time
week with tho following children 1:30 T ra u ra d lo n e v i flaabca
enrblled; Ormond SmlUi, Betty 7:4S Roiton "Pop*” orcbesui
I witb the Old
H letbrlnk, K enneth Byland, Robert
W alnwrlght, Jim m ie Barron, Col­
leen Stewart. Jackie SmlUi, Bobby 8:30 The Victor ml
Will W /lih t a
Tuckcr, Teddy Hal), Doreen Low. 8:43
#:30A mbaa *
Constance Soom, P h i l l i s Ann
Olon
Hough, Lucille Slieinore, Margarlte fl:43. liaw alian harm onist
10;00 E ienlnc requeat h o u r
phllllps. Tlie class Is being held in 11
«> f ilp iln t otf tim e
th e Lincoln school bulldhig.
One hundred twenty-five Olrl
Reserves wero delightfully enter­
tained a t a Eiekantnny PasUme
party this week In the Buhl park.
Cleverly written clues led the girls
to various place* where .watermel­
ons were hidden. T he girls relum ed
to th e park afte r th eir tre u u re
h u n t and feasted on tho melons,
pep talks were given by the older
O lrl Reserves and group singing fol­
lowed.
NOWI A RJol e( Laoghs
tV E L Y H D A W
N O A H im Y .S r .
STANiEY n m
1 8 c to s >*■ M / - 2 0 « to 0 P- M.
Kiddles l O e nnyilm e
Continuous rrom lilS P. M.
------ DNCI.K JOG-K'H -------, NorRn'*Alr CnndUloned
JOHN MACK DSOWN
In tn d Episode
'■FLAMING PRONTIBRS”
Cartoon - Comedy - Newt
H,
TODAY and 'iUittOKROWr
Tom orrow a t 11:00 A,'M .
In A ddition to AboT«
(J re a t P ro g ra m t
s S if
MICKEY MOUSE
lO th B ir th d a y P a rty
— IIIO PROORAIVf —
T O rw it C arteom i
t Mickey l^Dose . . .
I Silly Symphony . . ,
Popeye and Bcreea Bongt
IIN p(»V -
HTART8 SU N D A Y I
MANS,
lp(K*rl1lA<
I
V « A N K to a 7 .A C l/
ftM w ,
IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TW IN FALLS, IDAHO
' <0, 1«M
Luncheon Fetes
Girls Attending
Cabinet Parley
Idaho Products Dinner Features
Miniature Fair, Poster Contest
A pproxim ately 75. cab in et
m em bers fro m C irl R eserve
clubs in M agic Valley d is tric t
a r c cxpected to a tte n d th e
luncheon tom orrow noon a t
th e P a rk hotel in connection
w ith th e d is tric t cabinet
m ee tin g ojw ning a t 10 o’clock
in th e C hr is tia n church.
Calendar
Woyside club me«Ung has been
postponed untU Oct. 11 and* will
be held a t the home of Mrs. Roy
Haverland.
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' Fidelity class of the MeUiodlst
cliurch'w Ul have a picnic supper
a t 7 p. m. Sunday at the home
of R. E. Joslln,
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C hapter D. P. E. O. Sisterhood,
will entertain all P. E. O. chap­
ters of southern Idaho a t the a n ­
nual Xeunecclesla lunclieon to­
morrow a t 1:30 p. m. in the Presh yt/Tlan fhnrch -parlOTS-All unB invited to
Surprise Event l o r ,
Mrs. Edward Rogel
Suburban
C hurches
U n . Zdward Rogol waa bonored
la st erentog a t *n Informal lurprlse
party In honor of her b^rUiday a o n i m u r y . 'n ie m n t took pltoe a t
(he ltqgei home, 1U7 N inth avm ua
ist.
CUURCU OP C B B IB t ‘
Arranging the ooculon were Miss
EDEN
Eunice Ewer. Mias M argaret Egbert,
Orland Wllkerson, evangelist.
M iu Velva W »tt. M lu Mary OUlea10:3Q a. m. Bible study.
ple. Harley Bmlth, <ierald WaUace
11 a. m. Worship and pretchlns.
AutUa Wallace.
O rland Wllkerson. evat\g«lUt of
Twin Falls, who Is conduollng revival
services In Castteford, will hold a
special aervlce Sunday a t 8 p. m
ASSEMBLY OP GOD
Representatives from Girl Resjirve
^
W. O. W. hall. Hansen.
du b s Id seven southem 'Idaho tovi-ns.
II a- m. Rev. B. E. A. Hoffmaa wUl
Twin Palls, Buhl, Eden. Kimberly. REOIONAL MEETING
apeak pn “Communion."
Burley. Haselton and Filer will be ATTRACTS WOODMEN CIRCLE
1 p. m.' Rev. Mabel Schaefer will
seated a t tables attractively decora­
Twenty membera of Supreme apeak.
ted in the colors of the organization, Forest Woodmen circle will attend
10 a. m. Sunday school.
blue and white. Marine blue crystal' the regional confcrence Oct. 17-lS
7:30 p. m. Children's church, under
ware and autum n flowers In blend' In S alt Lake City, according to plana the supervision of Mra. Hoffman.
Ing tones «iU be featured.
made by the group lost evening a t Services will be held on Tueiday and
The luncheon prozram will Include the home of Mrs. Jennie Harral.
Thursday nights next week.
song fcst directed by Miss DoroUiy Weaver, conference music
leader.
I. ni the Idaho Power company audi­
Miss Betty Dctweller. Hazelton. torium. Feature will be the presendistrict president, will present a :atlon of the circle quilt.
"Who's Who,” making brief intro­
Mrs. Elmer "Addy" Adkins, for­
ductions.
merly Miss Mary Sabala, w u feted
Tap, soft shoe and acrobatic dance Atkinson served refreshments.
a t a mlseellaneoua shower arranged
num bers will be presenUd by Miss
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last evening by a group of friends
Helen R uth Hill, Filer, to the melo­ AFTERNOON GUILD
a t the homo of Mrs. A. M. Routh,
dies of -Heigh-Ho" and "1 Think AtTEN D S LUNCHEON
You’re Wonderful."
United thank offering service of 301 Lincoln Terrace.
Appointments for the evening ta tMrs. Helen Henderson, district sec- Afternoon Oulid of the Ascension
rcU ry, will make a few remarks, Episcopal church yesterday morning, rled out a bridal theme through the
using “Briefs" as her theme.
(flow ed by a no-hostess lunch- use of pink and green colon and
th
e roses.
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9 ^ the group at tlie home of
Star checkers and other games
Mrs. D. D. Alvord!
pm OCHLE DIVERTS
Mrs. H. G. Truitt, president of the provided the evening's entertain­
LUCKY TWELVE CLUB
ent for chi 18 guests. Prises went
Lucky Twelve club members spent Guild, and Mrs. J. S. Sutler presided m
to Mrs. Fred Block, Mr*, Alice Tate.
pleasant afternoon yesterday o t the services,. The luncheon was Mrs. Jam es AQklns.
playing pinochle at the home of Mrs. sirved buffet style. Autumn blooms
Highlight of the evening came as
were
th
e
decorations.
Cecil Brown. Mrs. James Blakeley.
the bride opened the numerous gifts.
Sigma Delta Psi pledges arc Don Mrs. Charles Sm ith and Mrs. Ed
a rt students, will be on display. A Mitchell H unt, theology; Mrs. CHnFeaturing th e -‘program was
Refreshments carrying out the
prise vUf be aw arded fo r the pos­ ton Luke, literature; Mrs. Juanita M artyn, Lloyd Hannanisn. Charles Crawford won the honors.
"united thank conversation."
bridal theme were strved a t tlie
te r receiving the m ost votes from Hull, social service. SUko board Tbpmas^ Darwin Bell. VlrgU Person¥
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A short business_sesslon was con­
members
present
were
also
Intro­
£lQ
se-of-the-evenlng on Individual
ette,
tlo
y
d
T
iy
e
rs
and
M
erieT
esin^
th e dinner guests.
ducted by Mrs. S. H. HcOlnnte, pres­ LUTHERAN GROUP--------------duced.
trays.
ster.
A committee from th e Twentieth
ident. Mrs. Blakeley won the white CONDUCTS EDEN MEETING
Mrs. RU£sell Robertson and Mrs.
Hostesses arranging Uie event
B ert Sweet, president of the club, elephant. T h r hoste.ss served reCentury club, to be appointed by
Melvin Ehlers, Twin Falls, presi­
Leland
Newey,
soloists,
and
Miss
is chairm an of the mock initiation freahments. The. next meeting will dent of the Utah-Idaho district of were Miss A ltha Wells, .Miss' MarMrs. W. W. Thomas, president, will
audit th e ballots to determ ine the June Peck, reader, presented th« which h as been conducted this week. be held a t the home of Mrs, Mc' th e International W alther League lorle Long, Ml$s Flora Sabala nnd
program. Mrs. Melford Whc&ler di­
Zu Zum pledges are Bob Coiner. Olnnls, the date to be announced.
poster winner.
of L utheran young people, con­ Miss M arl Lang. They n-ere assist­
the soclal hour.
Jack Smith, Phil Thornburg, Dee
Routh and Mrs. Alma
The sm aller reception room adja­ rected
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ducted a meeting thU week a t the ed by
N athella Whltehcnd presided Jenkins, John Day. Blaine Athay,
WelU.
cent to the church parlors, where a tMrs.
home of A rthur Bruna of Eden.
the refreshm ent table, which was Lou Williams, Harvey Hitt and Dean CAPE REFRESHMENTS
th e dinner will be served, wni be attractively
FOLLOW BRIDGE GAMES
During the session plans were
appointed with a lace- Banner.
arranged as a “fair in m iniature,” covered cloth, a‘ cut crystal punch
Tltursday Night Bridge club was mapped for eondueting .“ talent
O, P. Wurster, Jim Powell and Joe
aU the products of the orchard and service, and purple dahlias
quests” In the societies, and the
Ryan have been In charge of tho entertained this week by Miss Irene winners are to participate In the
field, together w ith m anufactured orange coamos.
mock initiation. Serious Initiation Kolilcs. Honors a t bridge went to Intem ntlonal Talent quest meeting
commodities of Idaho, being In evi­
Mrs.
Charles Coiner and Mrs. Bruce
Second W ard Event
will be held Sunday at the Idaho
dence.
next .summer. Miss Vivian Carlson,
Olandon.
Power company.
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Occupying th e center of the
Guests were Mrs. George Maxwell, Idaho Falls, was named district
INVISIBLB R tSO U N O
i: Mrs.
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scene wUl be the horn of plenty.
Mrs. Ray Lincoln, Mrs. Clarence Nye, chairman.
H. O. Lind, theology; Mrs. Arthur KVENINQ GUILD HAS
Will completely recondltioa old
Committee on Planning
Mrs. Coiner and Miss Flora Hayden
A letter' was also read from the
Watson, literature; Mrs. Oscar Rob­
sboes for tb e fall teasoo.
Mrs. Emma Blodgett ia general ertson, social service; Mrs. Charles ENTHUSIASTIC SESSION
A color scheme of blue and gold , international
president,
W alter
Enthusiasm marked Uie meeting
chairm an on arrangem ents for this Shirley, teacher training; Mrs. S tan­
NEW BRA SHOE RBFAIR
as featured in the floral appoint­ Helmke. and Miss EUtabeth Welck,
event, the m ost ambitious undertak­ ley Cockrell, assisted by Mrg. John of the Evening Guild of Ascension ments. Tlie group went to Wray's Pormo. was named district sales
Opposite Umbo Theater
ing of th e autum n season for club KIrkman, Mrs. Pete Johnston, Mrs Episcopal church last evening at cafe for refreshments late In the m anager for Wheatrldge Christmas
members. Assisting h er are Miss B. G rant K llboume and Mrs. Q. s th e home of Mrs. Lester Powell, 1SS3 evening.
senls.
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M arie Aukcrman. president of the Crump, work and business; Mrs. H Maple avenue,
Following a report from Miss
Mrs. Richard Smith won the prize MEMBERSHIP
club; Miss Ixetta McCoy, Mrs. W. Tuckcr. organist, a nd Mrs. Claude
Vcrnlca Dlcrker, Clover, editor of
in a Bible questionnaire directed OCCUMES RODM MOTHERS
, Mabel Belleville, Mrs. Belle Or^ene Brown, chorister.
the district Bulletin, Rev. Mr.
I and Miss B tU Riley.
Musical numbers included a vocal by Mrs. T. J.'H lcks. and Mrs. Guy
Renewing memberships and se­ Schultse, Eden pastor, gave an in ­
T hroughout the dinner hour a duet by Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Rymah was winner In the contest curing ^ e w members In P.,T. A. spirational talk and Rev. W. F.
T ot Iran Firem aa Pnrebasenl
games,
in
charge
of
Miss
Florence
program of background, music will Brown; two accordion solos, Mrs.
formed the topic for dlscu.'alon yes­ Dannenfeldt, Clover, pastor mem­
be provided,'consisting of violin and Mary Rogers: two vocal solos. Mrs. Lusk.
You C an Now Own And
terday ftt a meeting of thfi-room ber of the board, directed the clos­
Autumn flowers in profusion m ade m others of the Lincoln (‘‘P ire n t- ing prayer.
piano num bers to be arranged by Robertson. The group sang “One
U se A n Iro n F irem an
1 attractive background for the T cacher association. Plans tS n t pre­
Hundred Thousand Strong,” theme
Miss Bessie Carlson.
H e a ttn a k e r W ith
for the year.
evening's program. Mrs. Powell was sented by Mrs. Ralph E„ Smith
Mrs. Cockrell and Mrs. Johnston assisted in serving refreshments by when the group'm et a t the home of
N O T H IN G DOWN
PAPER TABLECLOTHS
presided a t the punch service during Mrs. Harold Hoover nnd Mrs. Tom Mrs. Earl Johnson.
• o d Qnly U .I1 per mentta
Mrs. Milton Powell, chairm an of
FEATURE LEA13UE BANQUET
th
e
guardians
group',
spoke
-a
t
a
LetY
ear S a v ln p Make Tear
Seated a t tables sporting wrapping the refreshm ent hour. The Uble Elness.
Room mothers wlU be- presented
Paymeots. Enjoy Iron firem aa
paper cloths and napkins, and dec­ was covered with a Chinese Jace
Preceding the social evening. Mrs. a t the generki P.-T. A. meeting in meeting of mothers and girls a t the
orated with red flowers an d tapers, cloth and centered with asters.
R eat'N ew l
Nealo Hazard presided a t a busi­ October. Mrs. Sm ith and Mrs. N. Blckel school yesterday aft m oon.
Quilt
Display
Following Uie session announce­
ness session.
membera of th e High an d Wesleyan
...............................In serving
D E T W E IL B R BROS. INC.
r
A display of
.............................
leagues of the M ethodist church held
m ent was made of tliree Camp Pires
freshmenta.
Tlio
first
grade
room
P
hone 609 a. “Little red school house" dinner contributed interest to th e afternoon, SUNDAY EVENING
mothers will be In charge of the to be sponsored at- the Blckel school
;and tho room waa elaborately d e m ­ PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
a t the church J a s t evening.
by tho Parent-'l'eachcr •ossoclatlon
next
meeting.
Oct.
27/
An-evenlng of games followed tbe ated with lato autum n blooms.
with Mrs. Edward Rogel, Mrs, Wil­
P, L. Lawrencc la announced ai
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Mrs. L. O ^ r k m a n and-M ra. W.
banquet w ith Bruce Evans serving
liam Morgan and Mrs. Richard Rob­
as the schoolmaster a n d toastmaster. W. T h o m a/ stake board members the principal speaker for the S un­ ANNUAL BENEFIT
ertson as guardians.
Studies in readln’, w rltln ' and 'rith- were present. Mrs. Roy Jenkins and day evening services ot the oecond DANCE SCHEDULEp
Tickets for the annual benefit
m atlc carried out th e school days Mrs. W, F. Salmon were In charge ward. M. I. A„ nt the L. D. S.
New officers were electhlJat the
church. Tlieroii KnlRht, era repre­ dance of General Lawton camp No. meeting
of the decorations.
theme.
of the Wahtooheye Camp
Mrs. Fred Shipley of Stoke-on- sentative, h In charge of the pro- * United Spanish War Veterans, Fire held a t the home of Oene'vlve
Discussion of the N ational Youth
movement was conductcd by Edgar Trent, England, house guest of Mrs. grnm.
ave been placed on sale.
Benoit tills week. Mary Anne Downs
Ml&a Stcl'ln Potter and'MLss Mar­
White, who attended a meeting of Shirley, and Mrs. G lenn Nellson,
The event will take ploce Friday was taken In as a new member.
the group dUrlng the summer a t the Ephraim, Utah, were out-of-town garet Vance will- present retold sto­ evening. Oct. 14, a t the American Next meeting will be a t tho home
guests.
ries. Instrum enini selections will be Legion hall.
University of Colorado.
of Joan Benoit,
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presented by George Gates. Mrs. R.
The ceremony was concluded with
L. Orchard and Mlsa Pauline Moyes
the serving of the birthday cake and u e rA o n u n it
wishes conducted by each member ON PALL OUTING
will read poemx.
with a n individual candle, Miss
Phil Bell 1.1 rhnlrnian of the ac­
Accompanied by Mrs. Rose M.
Nortlt, spon.inr. nnd Miss Helen Mln- tivities of the Young Men's M. I. A.
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and Miss Mnclcllne OarvU), about
Present in addition to a large num ­ ler
85
PRESENT AT
ber of guests and members were the M senior gU-ls from the Girls’ BIRTHDAY SURPRISl:
a t the Ii IkIi hchool wont on
sponsors, Mrs, 11. Q, McCftlllster, aleague
Tlilrty-(lvo Kuestvi uttenrfed the
hike and oiitliiR ln»t evening.
Miss W Innlfrcd Pryer and Miss
T he group Journeyed down Rock birthday ,'!iirprl.ie uurty for A. J.
Josephine Throckmorton. H i g h
tliln wgcK-^at the Becher
league, and Harold Fisher, We.-i)eyan. creek and ntc supper around a Bocher
honi<>, 1^20 Fourth aveiuie easts
camu
fire.
Mi\ry
.E.
W
rlaht.
rpresir
- Arrangements for n h o attractive
and novel event were carried out by dent, and Jenii McGtivln directed Varied Ki'nich w n e ' the dlvertl.iecommunity
.^lllglng
and
Shirley
Van
menls of tlio evening, and refresh­
a group of committees, Virgil Jean
ments were served.
K night and Loreen Puller served on Hamm the camp (Ire activities.
the menu group; Anna R uih aood".
ding a n d Duane Toler. Invitations'
M ajgaret Ankeny, decoratloni; Vir­
Tlic “ biKirer thoy are, th e
ginia Ann Ohaae, programs,
C om bining a n u m b e r o f
novel le a tu r e s , T w lnrt-F alls
B ualness a n d P ro fe ssio n a l
W om en’a d u b s w ill e n te rta in
a t an a n Id a h o P ro d u c ts Din*
n e r F rid a y ev ening, O ct. 14,
R elief Societies o f th e f i r s t and Becoiid wnrils of th e
a t th e M e th o d ist Episcopal
c h u rch . A ll civic x lu b s o f th e L a tte r D ay S ain ts ch u rch in a u g u ra te d th e w in te r's activi­
c ity w ill be in v ite d to cooper­ tie s w ith tw o deliR htfui re ceptions th is week, both urate. A hu ge.^orn o( plenty, formed ra h g cd a t th e L . D. S. re cre atio n hall. R eception of the firs t
entirely of Idaho product?, and a r ­ w ard, of w hich M rs. E d n a A rrin g to n is p re sid e n t, took place
ranged by a profCBSional decorator, th is a fte rn o o n and w as a tte n d e d by 100 g u e sts. Second ward,
will eom prbe
th e background
theme for th e event. Numeroim w ith M rs. G eorge W a rd as p re sid e n t, held th e opening r e ­
builness houses are contributing ception y e s te rd a y afte rn o o n ,
displays and conunodltles.
M rs. A rrin g to n , assisted by
The dinner will be the major M rs. S ap h ro n a L araon and
obserrance of N ational Business
and Professional Women’s week. M r s . ^ s l i e H yde, received th e
Tbe event Is scheduled from 0:30 g u e s ts th is afte rn o o n . A f­
to 7:30 o'clock, an d tickets
fo rd in g an a ttra c tiv e back­
N eo p h y tes o f Sigm a D elta
placed on sale yesterday by mem­ ground f o r th e reception w ere
P s i and Zu Zlm will be rebers of th e club.
th e n um erous W a tte a u b as­ ceived in to full m em bership
P orter Contest
k
e
ts
o
f
la
te
a
u
tu
m
n
flow
ers.
O u e ts attending th e dinner will
in th e clubs a t serious in itia ­
O t/leen Introduced
' be invited to participate In a poster*
Officers were presented by Mrs. tio n cerem onies Sunday a f t ­
Judging contest. Posters advertising
home products, the work of Twin Arrlngtdn as follows: Mrs. Bertha ernoon, a s a finale to a series
Falls Junior and senior high school Mae Hansen, membership; Mrs. o f m ock in itia tio n s this w eek.
Receptions Introduce
R elief Society Events
Mr^. Adkins Feted
At Bridal Shower
tb e p m U e n t l baU lu M ID
Vc
n o slu m l a a t ' w e t k . A f t « r - t M ' tntro da etS ona w ere miO»,
i n tb e d a n c m t ir tik t t
T he tree fro i h u th e p 0 « tr ^ .
changing color to r«M(nbM
closely tb e surface opoq « lU d | t t '
deairea to be Ineonapkmoui. ' .
M J B’s RICHER ROAST
GUARANTEES YOU
FINER COFFEE F U V O R
D ^ U y t M 'J-B!
Sigma B elts and
Zu Zim s Pledge
GOOD NEWS
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
M-J-P is equally delicious made
1^ , m ^ u m or strong—m th
Drip or Regular grind.
Vbu'll
th it M>J‘B Ml/M
thananvothercofieeyou
'e fe r have tried.
M-J'B ii t
rcsit o f
coSee,' the m u lt o f double..................
•blendlfl
Ing—yEn/blendedgrecn,
o f a g e lo ff^ w h i^ p en n iu a
p*rfie»Jmi*n o f
fa«oft| io
in the
th e to
. e id o c ..
aavor-faaoft
H iu i M i s s i v e *
m oit M tit^iog fiill
coffee tr to r itrengtb.
leixM ofw iiarK rrooiitba
'
" — r f w a - ---- -------------
GUARANTEE
- M 'j'B C o ^ U g u a n u ite e d to
make th* best coffee fou e m
tasted or youf,moQey will W
refunded.
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THI c o ^ f
The Accent is on SPEED
CLASS B
hnrd o r th e y fall"
g am e. ThAt'fl tho ajipcnl thcno Hmaller teum s
will Imvo fo r thouanndn o f football fnna In
floiith-ccntral Idaho. FahI action, quick tiiinkinff, deception . . . .
IhfHo tonniH really have
HumothinK in thcHn (lepnrtm cnln to offer. And
(h u rt iuIhh ncclnR footl)ali'R ncw cnt innovntion
’
. Hix-ninn team sM 'Jie niakcra o f B U T i’En*
K R U ST com m cnd thcne s a m e s fo r re al e n te r­
ta in m e n t. j
CAN
THEM
NOW!
SOM E FRUITS will b e o f f f h .
m arkat i o p n .
D E M A N D lu g a r grown «nd
m a d e In U ta h — b y U ta h
farm ori and w orkert.
ring
Pura, axfra-fine,
p a iie d .
la c k i.
.-„n. ih«r«t Oet. ••
homa) Nov. I, opi
-----
coacli~
*—
borne.
KlloaimNI, L. I.. Doipbia. CMck—
R«e(. » , JMsmc, bom«i Oct. T. ridr<
ll«ld, homti OtU 1«, op«ai Ot«. II. HalNor. II, Oliau Wktj. heiM. OLSNNB r a a a v , Kta sam ii, cMth
fltpr M, Buhl. beiMi OM. f,
Aiblen. hointt 0«t. M, ojMni Oet. tl,
MounUIn Homo, hemoi dec. tt, WMd«)l, lh«roi Nov. 4, HaOty, iboNi Kej;
■iiwh'
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IIAoaaMAN,
CIM rrtncf,
TWIN r a i x a
c » B a,
Je h a
r u it,
cMeh>^>ct. «. aMaiDi. boM i o tt. 11.
Albion, hoinsi o c l. if . lUnMn, hoaiet
h«m«i Not.
You'll Kcl p le n ty of Iiiuk I«h If y o u c om e lo th e
II.
Hslu. hnu*.
m c r r ltn n l’N l>ull ritic a n d w ild c n w m ilk in g c o n le n t a t
CLASS B 6.M AN TEAM S
Kimberly, Friday Nigjii
i i , r f ! ‘- .} :'^ u 4 o „ .V ( g h t
------------
IT 'S I'K EK ANI> YOU’R E A I.L WKIXIOME
FolfmvliiK tho o|HintnK cvoiitn of Klinborly'H Second
A im iin l’ Harvcnl,4C(iAtlvftl,Hnd M9cr Shown will bo
llio biu (Iniicii uuil MSer alm aH phcre n t tho Uocitliiif
Clinlr,
U ' h nil fo r fu n a n d fu n fo r all
Harvest Festival
— Spon«or» —
K im borly'e
Not. I u o im W . beai^
e .tw x T .'i
S e p t. 30 a t 7 oV Iock. PloodliK hts.
lit tlic o r ig in a l
in te r iR O U iita ln
BntSuqarCoinpaales
VKNDII.L. ClM ahortbsus*,
ihH «| N or. 4. ralrttoM , bMB*.
Wanna Laugh?
C u m m e rfta l C lu b
l.U i a muslo.
-F O O tB A L L SCHEDULES
. . . , rikI tlio fimnller th ey are, th e Hpecdier tho
nEPARTURE PARTIES
COMPLIMENT MRS; B E tL
Mrs. p . 8, Bell, who is leaving
soon with h e r luisbund 'f o r lowa,
where Uiey will m ake their home
has been tlio liwplrnllon tor
attractive affnlr.i Ihls week un
fashioned shighig achool" party last
evening, and a luncheon Wedne*.
day afternoon.
M e t e r s of tlio choir of the Pres­
byterian clmrch, -ttielr wives and
husband r^atten d ed last evenlna’s
t*®
choir director.
M ill Dorothy Call wrote an origi­
nal play for Uio oocaslon, which Inoluoed old favorllo songs and n u ­
merous parodies by M lis Call. Ployd
Nealo waa spokesman; Miss Eunice
Ewer, leader, and Mrs. J. A. Dygert. plan u t. Mrs. P. p . Bracken
I wlUi
a gift. fU freshm ents were aerved
to the ao giiesU attending.
Mrs, H. N. W agner was her hos­
tess Wednesday afternoon, ami
membera of Uie B. and T. olulj were
.U ie guesta, Mrs. Bell was presented
"lUi an alU actlve girt, Uardeii
flowers decorated the rooms and
luncheon Ublea,
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R IK IR U " PLAN
UNUSUAL KNTBKTAINMENT
It)
to Ui4 novel invltaHo^ - J u it^ g m a li) U » cast-offs of
y e a rn rtJF d o n 't forget the bed
roll, aa no ehalra will bo available;
to Plodgo your a t:
tendance a t tlw wintor m eetlnss or
tiie prloe of admission will beaal’sed
. f o r ^ u . - M-Men and Q Jeam r o " u
of Twin ^ l U
<Miii
.
“ J O T y ^ ^ r f y tf tls evanhig a t
oclook a t tha L. D, 8 , recreation
nail,
_ “ ™-.
King, M n . Zelplia,
I and Ollfford Barrow,
stake board m em ben. are
re sponsorIng tho «T«nt: M uilo by Twln
'
Palls
and Buiil m usloiaiu wIlP be played
d u rin f ^
•■fishing from Um old
hole- Hunt., Thuipblng for
in lh«i«
B U TTER.K RU ST
F r i d a y / ^ p t e m b e r 30, ]
IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TW IN FALLS, IDAHO
LEAD WITH THREE GAMES TO GO^
Chicago Nearly
Clinches
National Flag
All Prophet—No Loss
Bjr GBOBG^ KIRKSEY
. (U BiM r r e « sta ff OoTTMiMndenU
Tbe excitlDii MaUon&l league penn u t t n e e entered l u fln&l phase
today with the Ohlcago Cuba the
i l k ^ v k to n .
They were In St. Louis beginning
a thne>game series wlUi the .St.
LouU Cardinal*—their last games
of the »e«on. A month ago they
were aeemlngly out of it, but they
had won 20 of th eir last 23 games
an d now were a game and a half
In front.
The Pittsburgh Pirates. In second
p liM afte r holding onto the lead
slcice mid-season and having given
every appearance of certain victors,
were in Cincinnati to play their last
four games bgalnst the Reds.
Pittsburgh's cause was a forlorn
one; If the Cubs win all three of
their games, the Pirates couldn't
finlih first e v e n 'If they won ail
four of theirs. If the Cubs lose one
game. theyTl have to win four; if
,.the Cube loerf-'two out of three:
they’ll have to win three out of
• four.
New Cub Hero
Every day It’s been a new Cub
hero. -Tueeday U was D la y Dean,
who came off the shelf w ith hU
limp arm to conquer^ th e P jn tes.
•The next day U was
fwo favored •<
Charlie Root and
—T Jittr-Y erterd ay CruUber U e , Jr., ........
- land-of Louisiana, who roM to-new
and greater height* to enable the
Oubs to lick the P irates for the third
consecutive time.
Lee now has 33 triumphs, nine of
them ahutouta. ouUtrlpplng all oth­
er m ajor league hurlera, and w h ats
'm ore, ha h as been a t h b best^when
• th e h e at was on. He was the big im­
petus of thb Cubs' sizzling drive. He
pitched four ahutouU in 17 days
to tie th e NaUonal league record.
He was In every game during the
2
(him.
■■
The'O U bs p a y have niffered a
Manytgfaw loss When H u t a e t t had
ttn ie r of .bis bare hand
by a foul from Rlzao's bat
- l a l M nin th . He h ad to R tlra and
'o t t j liQk be abte to catch In the
awies.'
rScttM of other N aU onal' league
t O la a tt
Phils
R«to 7.
_____ ^4T*Beia
B nJoayn l .* .
<n>e Boston Red Sok clinched toeo i4 plaeei In th e American league
h r beating- W ashington IS-B. The
n tik M S won one game from the
AthleUcs, 'J-4r and played them to
• l - I tie In tho second which waa
halted by wet grounds. Cleveland
beat the W hite Sox, 8-8; D etroit
beat th e Browns, 1-3.
CUBS'!*. PIRATBB 1
a;
..... ............... .........JO 2M 02*-»0
I m n — RISM 1. Vtuihftisi two
hlU — V»u*hM, t#f: ihJM bM« h iu
«»ynol<to. Jun«i. Lm Idi p lttb tr Usuers. __________ _
J W ith just City league teams in ae*
UoQ laal night, Kimberly took two
out of three games from tlie Twin
PalU Lumber bowling club, aTRM>etw ^ e r 's won three straig h t fron\.
Plrutone.
Roy Weller topped the Kimberly
club with a three>game total of dOe,
but high Individual game Went to
Frank Voalka, who rolled a 310 In his
first game .out. T iw Kimberly club
had r'th tee-g am B to u t of 3 .3 ia UfMond highest ot the week In UtU
l o ^ . Miller a nd Klmes tied tor hlgli
on the Lumber club with 480 each.
BUI Long of D^tweiler’s turned In
tha beat Individual pertormance oi
avanlfli with a Uiree-game total
of > «0-alter hia second game of 214.
Bob W arher topped the losing FireitOM ou tfit with a 4fl9,
n iB S T O N B
W»mar ........137 IBO 173 40B
MOOarthr _
103 140 n a a«o
« 1 B | -------------- ISO IM 100 444
■ S i S d a r a ____ - ifis 14S 1S7 i h
..
... .........110 190 170 400
.......* 7
OBTWBIUB'B
Low .
173 314
O. Oetwciler....100 138
WandUng
isa ,i40
0 . Blabar
lU 133
^ . :flt>ber...... H i m
.TO tfU .
4 3 , ai«o
173
143
m
140
lu
..
iiz
«07
404
487
^
F R E D STO N E
The Dctwcller team came In all
blossofned out In new blacic shlrU
and really did themselves proud.
Bill Long a t lead checked in wl-.h
a snappy 560 total—nol only top­
ping the City league, but the entire
week’s play. His 314 middle gam>:
was Uic top single, also.
John Sleber was the next best
Iron Firem an with 467.-* George
Uetweiler, the papa of the team,had 437, Wendllng and Charles
Sleber 407 and 404 respectively.
And speaking of black shirts.
George OetweUer looks like a mUllon in his.
__B ob-W am er,toppcd Uie-Pircatoncwllh his 469. while Timmons with
175 took the high single.
By JAMES A. SULLIVAN
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 30 lU.P.J—
Six Pacific Coast confcrencc football
teams play among themselves and
two others go outside for their foes
Saturday In a program ttint promises
to clarify somewhat the muddled
tflvatlon created by Inst week's resulU.
The answer to one o( tlie biggest
questions—how strong Is Stanford?
—will come from the Indians' game
with S anta Clara, winner of 17 of
Its last 18 games, including two over
tomorrow’s opApent.
I f Stanford can get by the Santa
Clara team . Sugar Bowl champions,
and betting odds are at even rnoney
for the game, the Indians will rate
as formidable contenders for the
coast crown.
California Breather
California has a breather in
Washington State unle.v; Babe Holllngbery has performed mlraclcs
within a week.
Washington, beaten by Mlnne'BOta, atso draws a compitralivcly
easy foe in Idaho, a good im ic team
out not big enough for a team like
Jimmy Phelan's at Scntlle.
U. S. C. also should regain some
of Its prestige against Oregon State,
whom Idaho defealed.
The dark horses, Oregon and U.
C. L. A., Ungle a t Eugene in the
third conference engagement of the
day. I t ’s a tossup between two elev­
ens th a t were the only ones In the
conference to do better than ex­
pected in their openln? games.
U. S. F, Tackles Montana
University of Snn Francisco, ex­
periencing Its m ost lush season, went
against Montana tonight. Other F ri­
day games were Portland-W illamette; W hltman-W hltwortli: San Jose
State-Cal Tech; Loyoln-College of
Pacific: Greeley-Santa Barbara;
W hlttler-Laverne: Pasadena - V en­
tura; and Monmouth-PacKlc L uth-
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L
New York ............. ..........98 52
Boston ............................. 87 60
Cleveland ........................85 64
D etroit ............................82 6D
....73 74
Washington .........
Chicago . ..........
...82 81
...53 Of
St. Louis ..............
...52 98
NA-flONAL LEAGUE
W L
Chicago ..........................88 61
Pittaburgh ....................... 85 61
New ^ o rk .......- ............. 81 67
Clncinnall ....................... 70 67
Boston .............................77 73
SL Louis ..............- .........B9 79
Brooklyn .................-...... 67 80
PhlUdelphfa .
.. .45 103
Buhl Golfers
Open Match
PlayiiiMget
Pet.
.053
J92
.570
J43
.407
.434
.381
J47
Pet.
J91
.582
J41
.513
.468
.456
.304
Coastal Tennis
Tourney-in-----Quarter-Finals
Game
Baylor-Oklabema A. u d M.
a t WiehlU n o is. Tex.
CeriMll-Celgate
a t Ithaea
Harvard-Brown
a t Cambridge
tehlgpa B
I Arbor
MlnneseU-Nebrasiu
Mlsseuri-Celorado
a t C oluabla
'Navy»Vlr|lnla Milliary Inst,
a t Annapolis
N. Carolina Btate>N. Carolina
a i Raleigh ‘
orthwestem-Kansas SUt«
a t Evanston
Notre D ane-K ansas
j t N olr^ D m e
phio S tfte-lndlana
a( Columbus
OregoB-u. 0. L. A.
a i Bugene
rhlladeiphU
Rloe-Oklahoma
a t Uouston
Benthero Callf.-Oregen 8U te
at Los Angelei
•Southern ftlethodis4-Arlsona
at Dallas
Slanrerd-SanU Clara '
a t ralo Alto
Temple-nitsUurgh
at PhlU ddphla
TenMessee-Clemton
a i Knosvllle
a i Austin
J
Texas ChristUn-Arkansaa
/
a t ro rl Worih
-X
Taiane-Aubam
^
at New Orleans
W ashlnilon-ldaho
a t Kealtle
Washington Hlate-Callfomla
a i Fullman
W lseansln-Marsu«tti
a t Madison
Yale-Columbla
a t New llBTen
•Nlgbi Game.
Harry Grayson
NBA Bports Editor
PJeks
Cornell
*J,7
lUrVard
18-8
Michigan fiUle 14-13
MinneioU
18-7
Missouri
10-8
Navy
•
13-7
North Carolina
14-8
i8-7
'N otre D a n e .
.......m .
Ohio HUte
13-0 • ,
V . c . u 'a .
, »3-7
U fayette
7-6
Rlee
tO-0
Southern Calif.
23-0
So. Methodist
tO-8
'Sianford
10-7
Pittsburgh
ZO-7
Tennessee
14-8
Tie
13-lS
Texas ChrlslUn
18-0
Auburn
14-7
Washington
18-7
California
lS-0
WIseeiwIn
14-0 '
Cnlumbla
13-10
RIFLES
RIFLE
SHELLS
schools yesterdsy afternoon as the
seventh grade Imya under the dlreotldti of Iiernard Miirtyn and
Austin Wallace completed two
games.
Rwni 318 nosed out 218 A by one
point, the final score itamling 4 to
4r~w>aia-Mg-«*m*-«ui-«n-top wiUt^
a 0-to-l win over 310.
143 133 101 487 •tunt.
BUI Folsom and Waynd Slokei.
14» 103 133 434
m . IN iM eoe bolh members ot tl)e lo.t.1 squad,
shorl Ulks.
A fter a number o f aongi with Uie
band itnder the dlrMttun of J . T.
Balnbrldge, each oUsn president
|« v « a brief resume of Uio ticket
Ml8 p ro c rm .M id m ad e -a number O rM n b erg , T lgera .
P&xadt
fitks,
K a d .la a -
OtI, GUiiU ....
— O m t B ritain every oUier home CUft, Browni ,
AMlit n o io 8«t.
T lg era ..
s;r......$1.35
Ericks Indiana
To Upset
Ohio State
Bruin BackerB Hold S p eed B all C o n te sts
jGet U n d e r W ay
H. S. Pep Rally
Intra-m ural speed ball eonteata
got tmderway a t the junior high
P«p rally to liintll entiiuslasm, fof
UiB Bruin game with Oaklfiy undn.*
the floAdltfhts at Lincoln field t >
night w u held tAla' morning a t
I'w ln m u high'school.
Following tlia routine of th e |iep
assembly kchedulq the yell leaders
Y e s te rd a y ’s S c o re s
C lose O u t
Sports Expert Sees Washington
Winner Over Idaho by 10 Points
PIGSKIN PICKS
BUHL, Sept. 30 ( S p c " ^ ) — W ith
first round m ^ h e s scheduled to
sta rt on SundajCOct. 2,27 golfers to­
day had paid th eir entrance f e e s '
and oUiers were cxpectcd to have
entered before th e deadline. Three •
qualifying rounds luc necessary.
First round m atches m ust be com­
pleted by Saturday. Oct. 8.
Those who have qualified Include
H arry Barry 83. H arry Wilson. 88. Lee ‘
Howard 88. E. MuUhis 83. Boy Day
86, Fred Lalng, H arold Packer,
P rank Squires, Herman Voss 93. Jack TlnRcy 77, Jim Pence 94, Ted Pence
92. Venler 92, Joe Prllucek 88. Webb
Cox 75, Ray Wilkinson 82, Jess East- .
m an 97, L. Van Riper 70, O. Sm ith 78. Jim Shields 80. A. Flnke 88. P.
Boyd. K. CurlLs 85. G. Howard, B.
Hustcad 85. J. Fisher, P. Heffelflnger
'1,
M1S.S Ada Marie Ripley was win:r of the ladles’ flag tournam ent
held lOst'Saturdoy. -■
• AMERICAN LEAGUE
New. York 7-1. PhlladclphU 4-1.
(Second game called 6th, wet
-.B y JACK GUENTHER
^
LOS ANGELES. Sept. 30 (U.R)— grounds).
Washlnglon S, Boston 13,
Casualties among tlie top-fllght
St. Louis 2, DetroU 6.
players will be numerou.'i today as
Chicago
8,
Cleveland
9.
the Pacific southwest tennis to u r­
nam ent reaches the quarter and
semi-final rounds. .
Two of the women's singles
m atches were of prime Importance.
Roy Weller a t anchor look high
Dorothy Workman of Santa-M onica
total for Kimberly with 508. Frank
meets Mme. Simone M athlew of
Voslka, wlUi 210 ills first game, got
France and Qracyn Wheeler of
tlieir high single.
Santa Monica faces M argot Lumb
of England.
Ben Bailey geU the $1.00 weekly
Donald Budge was expected to
prise for the high single for the
lead the m en's.parade by defeating
City league with his 22ft—which
Ronald Lubln of Loo Angeles. Ad­
was plenty good. Flour Mills get
rian Quist. who hopes to be Budge’s
free bowling nest week with their
nexf opponent, first m ust whip Ow­
2423 toUl.
en Andefson, .who already has
knocked off a seeded American and
COMMEBCIAL LEAGUE .
Saturday also offers. Llndfleld- a'foreigner.
(Alleys 1 and 2)
Cheney; Puget Sound-Pacific Univ.;
Budge moved ahead easily a t Los
Utah-M ontana State; U tah Aggles- Angeles (ennls elub yesterday, de-.
Sepi. 30-Sego Milk vs. Elks.
CoUege of Idaho; Cal. Aggles-San featlng Leonard Schwartz of the
Francisco
State;
Cal.
Poly-Chlco
CITY LEAGUE
Australian Davis cup team, 6-2, 6-3,
J 2 Remington
A A m ‘
State; Flagstaff Teachers-Nevada; while hU doubles partndr. G ene Ma^
(Alleys 3 and 4)
.\u to m tlc Shells ... 7 7 ^
Humboldt-Southern ' Oregon; PoSept. 30—Detweiler's- vs. Fire­ mona-Rcdlands; Tempe Tcashers- ko, disposed of two opponents. Mako
ousted
George
P.
Hughes
of
Eng­
JO-06
Remington
Shells.
100
stone..
.
New Mexico; San Diego State-Occl- land In the morning, 6-4, 6-3. and
dental; Fresno S tate-San Diego Ma­ outplayed Yasumlno K uram ltsu of
rines; Arizona-Southern Methodist; Ja p a n lato In the afternoon, 8-3,
vote for Georgia: but why did you Central W ashlngton-Idaho Normal; 6-3.
iU Remington
have to bring this tough one up?
Aatomatic Shells . . . . V ^ W .
Cal. Frosh-UCLA Frosh; Stanford
Johil Bromwich, favored to ineet
SUnford - SanU Clara—Stanford, Frosh-Pomona J. 0 .; and U. S. C. Budge In Ufc finals, dlsplay.ed tlie
1-JO -.30 Caliber RlHe »nd
after a game th a t will turn loU of Frosh-QlciMtAle. ,
strokes tliat jn a d e him A uauollan
IS-gaage S h o tg n ^
, .
hair gray around Palo Alto.
mday Slip Madlgan pits his St. cliamplon, eliminating Ted W ellman
Pittsburgh-T em ple — Pittsburgh, Mary's Gaels against G o n u g a a t San of Los Angeles and.Q ordon Qlles of
- Close Oui
no m atter which of Its three back- Francisco.
S alt Lake City b / the Identical
By HARRY FERGUSON
flclds play.s.
scores of 8-2. 6-1. His team mate,
(United Press Sporta Edllor.)
Tennessee r Clenuoh — Let’s settle
Harry Hopman. defeated Julius
NEW YORK. Sept. 30 OJ.PJr-Pccr- )r a tie .'
t - .270 W inchester B o l t
Hcldman of Los Angoles, 4-8. 6-4,
Louisiana Slale-Tcxas-LoUlslana
Ing Into a crystal ball purchased at
Action Rifle, with peep sight,
6-4.
a rummage sale and choosing to­
The only surprises occurred In
morrow's winners on college football
the women's doubles, where the d(iand experienced for n Tulane team
fields:
fendlng champions, MLss B undy nnd
1 - .30-00 WinehcRter -BoUl
Alabama-Hownrd — Tlie Crimson still dazed by the Clcmson defeat.
SACRAMENTO, Calif,, Sept. 30 Miss Workman were defeated In a
Arllon ^ in e , with peep sig h t
'Hde goes to flood stage and wins as.
(U.P)—The Pacific Const league play­ quarter-final m atch by MIm Whee­
Vale Wins!
U pleases.
off series wan a ll'tv e n ' a t one game ler and Mrs. Sarah Fabyan of BosYale
-Columbia
—
B
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,
§ '; r
$ 6 1 .5 0
Corneil-Colgnte—Cornell easily In
eoch today after Son Francisco beat to?i. 7-5, 3-8. 6-4; and In Uie ml):ed
a game th a t will unveil one of the boola-booltti
doubles, where Mtw Bundy nnd Jaqk
1 - J18 Winchester lUfle, with
Ohio S U te-In d lan a-H ere y’ar, Sacramento last night, 0-4.
great teams or the east.
Stutz Wax the w inning pltchcr, Tldball eliminated Ml.« Coyne n)iil
peep sight and sling strap.
the day's ujuet. Indiana wins
H a rv a r d - B r o w n —Harvard, but (oiks,
holding
Uie
Scions
to
10
hits,
whllo
Bromwich,
6-3,
1-6,
C-4.
v
J
likely to b# closer than anybody after a collLilon that will be heard the Seals pounded tlic three Sacrnall the way to the Ea.'^lcr Islands.
seems to think.
meiilo j)ltchers for 17 safeties. San
Mlclilgan-Mlchlgnn 8 la te -U p In Maybe the best game of Uie day.
Notre D am e-K ansas-Soiith Lend Frnnclsco wan charged wltli four
the air goes a nickel and It comes
Player and
errors.
down heads, so—Mlchlgon S ta ta by watches tlie Irish get off to the I03S
Club-<
G AB R H Pet.
'Die teamn rc.it toplghL and play
season
with
a
victory,
a whisker.
California - Washington S t a t e — the tiilrd gnme iiero tomorrow FOM, Red Ho* 147 S8S 137 195 .347
M innesota- Nebraivka - Nebraska California 13, wa«hingu>n sta le o, nighr. The rrries 1b th e best four Ilealh, Indlani 133 490 lOZ 168 J I3
did it, 14 to 0. la d year but time
Chapman,
of seven games.
*
Northwestern
K
a
n
s
a
s
State
—
marches on; Minnesota by
R H E
Bed Sox
120 475 02 162 .341
Northwestern, but watch out (or
San Frnnql-sco 300 110 130—0 17 4 Mrcr, Senators IZ5 429 78 148 .340
sleeper.
OHC Drubbing
Rlce-Oklalioma—Uoiigh and tough Sacramento . 010 000 120—4 10 r Lombardi, Reds 125 473 50 160 .338
Stutz nnd Hprlnr.; Walker, NcW'
North Carolina - N orth Carolina all the way. with Rice winning, may
somr. Plppen and Franks,
S la te-A b o u t 20 to 7, with North be by a field goal. •
Carolina on the long end of the
Washington - Idaho - A b o u t 10
YESTERDAY'S HERtf
score.
points In (Avor o( Waslilngton.
UIg Bill Lee. Cubs' pitching ace,
Southern Cnllfornta-Oregon State
Penn-L afayette-P enn gels olf on
who won his 33nd gam i In beat­
—U.8C. bounces back from the Ala- the right foot.
iKima shellacking and (ILitrlbuten
M ls s o u r l- C n lo r n d o - W hlm r ing PltUiburgh 10-1, and gave
Ohlnigo a game nnd a half lead
Oregon State All over the lamlscnpe. Wlille has gone, so a firm volt
In tlie prnnant chase.
S o u u r C aro lin a -G eo rg la-A thin Missouri.
Kimberly fell 11 pins short of
the high total for the week, get­
ting 2,312 to Flour MUIs' 2.323.
Ace Miller and John Kimes tied
for high three games with 485
^ k c h on the Twin Falls Lumber
Uam. Miller with 205 took high
single game.
. -
Kimberly and
Detwieiler’s
Bowlers Win
Vandals Given
Little Chance
With Huskies
Everything last night wns City
league—with some r ijh t good
botrling, and some th a t wasn’t
quite so good.
— c M U c a l - p j n tte - 8 e r t e s .- f e tti n ^ - th B
l u t m an out In Dean's game Tuesd«y. pitching an inning Wednesday
and than going the rout« y e s t« - - day when he gave but sow n hits
- and woo. 10 to 1.
- - 4 - - B r t m to Tw* EuM
’ ! « • was n o t only a pitcher but a
' ' h itte r In the final Pittsburgh rout.
— frtWnf-*-<loubte-tbaV-.drove-to- two
r u u . Oabby H artn ett’s alngle In
th e flrai inning drove In two rans
which proved enough- to win. The
only Pirate ru n resulted f{pm four
w a lb when Lee ^ost control In the
Six Teams in Coast Gridiron Loop
WULPlay Conference Games
$M.9«
Coast Play-off
Series Tied
o r .. $59.95
League Leaders
oT . $46.98
PSampnd
Hardware
C O U N T E R F E IT M O N EY
G O IN G A R O U N D
■W n tc h y o u r $100 bills.
ALSO W A T C H FO K T H K N E W 1939 S lL v liK A N N IV K R SA R Y D O D G E.
W e sa w it a t a D e alo ra ’ sliow inp: in S u it L a k e C ity th is
w e ek — a n d we" a r e te llin g ' you wc will h a v e a p le a s a n t
s u rp ris e f o r you. I t iTas e v e r y th in g In N E W S T Y L E , N E W
E N G IN E E R IN G A N D N E W V A L U E .
H u n d re d s h a v e b e e n In to see th e new P ly m o u th a n d p r o ­
c la im It th e s m a r te s t, m o s t stu n n iiiR lookinif e a r P lyn> outh
h a s e v e r tu r n e d o ut.
M A G E L A U T O M O B IL E C O .
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IDAHO EV EN IN G TIM ES, TW IN FA L IS, IDAHO
S q rtim te M,
Riere Is No Mistake About The Bargains In The Classified Ad SectKil
CANADIAN POET
Hold Everything!
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BOARD AND ROOM
W A N T AD RATES
R EA L ESTA TE FOR 8A L E
U S E D R A D IO S F O R S A L E
FOUR room house for sale 1300. BATTERY or electrio i« u 'o ffe re d
Phone 11, Roberson, Id a h a
a t bargain prices. Table.or cabinet
models. &Uke your cbolae now.
NEW 4 rm. house 3 bedrooms, ga­
Priced from IS up.'Moon's. Pbooe
rage. 1310 eth Ave. E. after 6 p. m.
HM. A BD. o r meals, sa i Main W.
For pubUeaUoo In Both
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t i u . & BD. >15 2Dd ATe. No.
8D . A RM- lao 6Ui Ave. No.
BATES m
UNB PEB DAT:
I t e n . ^ Una per t e j — -1 * « RM . & bd. O a r ite . Ph. S90-W.
ii^ iS jrp e rU n e P W ^ V -J S o .
tm U j . p a line-------^--------- **« ROOM an d board. Mrs. David P.
d a r t Ph. 667. 117 Shoshone No.
■■ W 1 / 3 D is c o u n t
RM . St Bd. Good C0UQU7 cooUnf.
F o r C ash
bouse opp. Co. O olf links.
oiMOunt lUowed If ftdr«r> ROOM an d board fo r stud«ht In'eX'
U p ild for w ltu a t m a
change fo r farm p roduct 173
d k jn of fliBl inafrUnn.
Adams.
Mo .olMiifl«<*
*«*
BOARD a n d roam for 4 men. Fur­
tb a o flOc, Including dl»count
nace, ahower. 187 4th Ave. No,
Line o f o luslfled adTertlsing comPhone ia#0-W.
mt*d oo b u ls of f i n medium*
ttC tb word! per line.
F O R R E N T — ROOM S
ZIf T W m PALLS
j. 313 6th E « L
PHONE 33 or 88 FOR ADTAKBl
IN BUHL
3 HEATED bedims. 346 7th E.
L n n A d a a t Vftrnqr'i Candy Store
b e d r o o m ', g a r a i ^ 1337 «th h n . K.
' C O M PL E T E COVERAGE
BLESPINO room BOl Main B.
a t O N E COST
RQOM w ith bath.
SO ACRES, eait o( Hansen. Well Im­ BE SURE to aee the seleetlec of
proved. Lovely 3-room house. Inused radloa offered a t Meoa'a.
<)ulre 1343 7th East.
B a tte rr or electrio set*. Full selec­
tion priced up from |5 . Uoon*a.
40 A. B rm. house, other bldgs. 11
Phone B.
milk cows, 3 horses, all farm i m .
chinery, crops. Immed. possess.
L E G A L A D V E R T IS E M E N T S
Earl Murray. FUer. Ph. 347J9.
“F landera
Flelds.9 ^far«otfe.
I t Into.
13 Red
vegatablaa.
I S E s U m a te d
sissr
S flM d g r n t s i -
ssvm r.
M A ad.
p e r f e c t g o lt
160 A. stock and poultry ranch. NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
• e o r« .
SET FOB HEABDiQ PETITION
Houses for 1300 hens. Shade, g n ss,
15 R oad.
FO B PROBATE OF FOEEION
water, 4 rm. dwelling. 700 1 and r
.WILL,
AND
FOB
THE
IBBUI«
T
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vie
w
ith.
yr. old hens go with place. tS^K
10 M usical note.
ANCB OF LETTEB8 O F AD­
cash. Box 607. Shoahone, IdahQ.
10 H eavenly
MINISTRATION WITH T H E
W ILL ANNEXED TBEBEON.
NEW 6 rm. modem home, ready for
44 T itle , m is te r . e O H e w a a « p o « t 3 « L o a t t o v le if .
body.
occupancy. Hdwd. flra. through­ I n th e Probate Court of Twin Falla a iS e sa m * .
«« M ather.
o f ------ .
F orm of
Oountj’, S tate of Idaho.
out, /Jre^sce, cement basement,
S i T o u a ta hie. 47 L a r g e p a r r o t
40T h«aoul •
deep sewer, comer lot. Priced to In th e M atter of the EsU te of
V E W IC A L
4 1 W * ra .
33 R id ic u le d .
« T h in g .
MARTHA A. TAYLOR. Deceased.
sell. John S. Klmes. Phone 398
26 T alism ans.
BO D e p u ty .
tP o a lU o n .
4 3 T o e fl« .
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
or 543.
10 F u ll.
S3 P Ip « o u t l e t
3 D ra m a H tto 498ua«M L
th a t a peUtlon for tb s probate of
31 T o w a r d .
*4 N otions.
R tu sie.
4«M otm taU >.
|7S PER A., 80 A. on Twin Falls th e wiU 01 M artha A. Taylor, de­
S R a f t.
32 D ressm aker. U C u sto m .
tract, with good Improvements, ceased, and for the issuance of let­
4 # T » d f« o p .
pavement, telephone and electric te rs of administration w ith the will 34 F orm o f “a." 8 7 B e e a u s e o f h I s 4 W o o d
ISOommoQ
poem , th e —
8 F o rm
81 O a t
service. 11.000 cash, remainder aanexed th e re o n Jo Je a n G rinim an,
Pleaa.
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l a t b e a o W e n r S______
F u e l.
U
F i_
b trlu ^
long Ume. 8 par c e n t Bwlm In ^ b a a been Hied In ^ lh ls Court, and
r a O N T txjoa. outaWfc entrance.
- - *O- k4 5. a r ^
17 S o u th A f r i c a .' flower.
T—B loth.
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PER SO N A LS
veatment
Oa
th a t th e 6th day of October. 1988. lO H u m o r.
O araga. 663 M ain West.
n H a w a g iB
S L e t t f r N v w .'M E i E i t g :
a t 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon of
I TAILORINO and alteration. 8p
40
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A.,
130
A.
near
Castlaford,
BEDRM. furnace heat. 336 4th B.
cialty on fu r coats. 13 yrs. exp. P
wheat yield 70 bu. per A. this year, aald day a t the court room of said
41 P o in t
th e World
11 T o m u rm u r BT It<lU n H n a
Court* In said County and State,
1715-M. 606 4Uj Ave. X ._____
42 SnakelUce flsh. W ar.
aa • e a trM You.
bard surfaced road, electric and have
BLEEPINO room, private entrance.
l>een
set
as
the
time
and
1'
telephone service, about half the
By day o r week. 438 Bo. Main.
RETIRED buslneta man will help
th e hearing of said Pet!
acreage now In red clover. Terms. tor
you Install complete heating Job BOOM n e x t to beth, suiUbie toe 2.
when and where any person-Inter­
Swim to m tm e n t Co.
In your home, easy m o n ^ly p ^
ested may appear and contest the
t l 6 p er mO. 330 7th A re. B.
m ents. Give lull Information. Bo*
SELECT your Blue Lakes residence same, and show cause, If any they
13, News-Tlme».________ ______ T p A R T M E N T S f o r R E N T
location now while prices are have, why said Petition should not
low. Some as low as 8160 per lo t be granted. Said will Is a foreign
LICENSED aucUoneer—Exp. In sell- F U R N ..apt. 60S 2nd Ave. N.
so were apples In th e garden of Edenl”
“Yes. Ups are
110 down and 110 per mo. S tart will heretofore admitted to probate
- g cars, farm and stock sales, also
your trees and shrubbery ^ e a d In th e SU te of Nebraska.
» J cUon b o i S ^ o ia g o o a rif-y o O f FORN. apt., close In. Phone 63.
D ated thU 33nd day of
of-TOur-buUdlag-Dtogram. Bwlm
FO R SA L E — HOU SEH O LD U V E S T O C K an d PO U L T R Y
home. T en dollars cash each of
ber, 1938.
Investm ent Co.
f irs t 6 salea turned me. G raduate A p t AdulU only 353'6th E
F U R N IS H IN G S
GUY L. KINNEY.
FRIERS. Phone 0483-R3.
K rn sas City. Mo. AucUon college. PORN. apt*. 11M Oxford Apta.
330 acres, fair buildings. Price 840 Probate Judge and Ex.officlo Clark,
R E P O S S ^ O living room suite In WEAKER pigs. Phone 0490-J3.
30 yw. taep. Write 319 Sboahona S a
per acre. Federal loan ( 9 ^ . WUI (SeaD.
good
condition,
$36.
Falk
Merc.
Co.
P h . leiS, Twin Falls. J. Z. Moon. 3-ROOM a p t 369 7th Ave. E a st
trade equity for reaidence In Twin
WEANER pigs and milk cows. 3 ml.
Falls. ^
S ROOM fum . Bungalow a p t 3nd E
W , \ Bo. of So. Park c o r.,
ISl acres, good house an d bam . All
STEA M ^A T H S
good land. Lies weU for Irrigation.
OASIS. Justam era Inn. Ph. 4W -«7l.
Price 87,000. Federal loan 13,000.
MAS8AOK. 114 Main No. Ph. IIS-R.
81000 cash, balance terms.
(LACK Poland China boar. M aur- ISO acres In Eden country. Priced
B E A U T Y SHOPS
OOOD sm all coal range for aale.
worth the money. Will trade equity
k e 'C apps, R t 3.
Inq. City Fuel Co.
for clear forty on Twin Falls tract.
„aR A W FO R D BeautJ Salon. Two 3 ROOM fu m . apt., 610 2nd Ave.
% SALE or Uade: lOO head good 5 acres near Twin Falla, fa ir buUd^ 0 . P h . 1496-J.
■ IT one special. OU permanenta
Iture
exchanged,
bought
a e d ln g .e « ^ 6 a .3 n d ^ v e ,- W ,—
;J 0 - u p r - ll3 M aln-S^PlL-W I*.
Ingfc-Price 83460.—»800-caahi-bal —L ate-threshing and.com bining.Of
grains and threshing of . seed crops,
terms. Poasesslon any time.
F O R R E N T — H O U SES
r PiyCB finger waves and marcels.
■ '
;e." and hay'F . C . GRAVES at SONS
CIRCULATORS,
Kanges
and
Stove
l3H ml. E. o f Buhl. P h. 333-Jl.
* P tim a n e n ta •IJM and up. Bpectel- «-RM . mod. house. #30. ph. P37.
Jng was active in southern Idaho
repairs, a t s w e ^ P umlture Store,
ty School of Beauty Culture.
during the week ending Tuesday, a c­
F
R
U
I
T
S
Biid
V
E
G
E
T
A
B
L
E
S
3 ROOM house unfuro., »9 month.
(J BRED gUta. 3 ml. E. of Castlecording to th e weekly summary of
i800“Chldkortni^*rand
piano,
fine
393 W. H eybum ..
ford on Buhl Hy. W. R. Haught. JONATHAN ai pies, 1% ml. E Kim- w eather and crop conditions as r e ­
IDAHO B arber & Beauty S h o p -M
a n d $6 oil permanents. 3 fo r 1.
•
berly road. I B. Voaburg.
ceived here from th e USDA w eatbtf
o b o D young Guernsey bull, hi mL
to n a tu ra l for tl.50. Ph. 43C
|W. 3 U '8 o . of Haselton. P h.il3-J4, PRUNES Ste. Bring contabwrs. bureau a t Boise.
The climatic conditions for t£ 3 V
LEGAL ADVCKTISBHKirrB
HEATROLA,
oventuffed
set.
rock­
^laseltox. F ran k Howsroon,
PBRRZNE -B etel Beauty Bi
BcoU,
563
3;d
Ave.
E
a
st
wisek were term ed unusually favor­
0-RM.
mod.
unfum
.
house,
double
ers, cupbwwd. breakfast set, etc.
P b ttia 333-W. Oil pennananta
able for manuring of late crops and
garage, basement. 1350 6th Ave. E.
SADDbBrhorse for aale. 3 ‘ml. W.
1 m l. E on Ellz. o . P. Hess.
an d op.
__________
for seasonal farming activities.
3 & of W. 6 pts. Bill Blssonnette,
5 RM. fu m . house, garage. Adults. SLIOHTLY used Charter Oak circu­
care Qlorm Andrews.
Beet Harvest S ta rta '
i i m a n o Beauty Salon. 136 i
Inquire 389 8th Ave. e a st
lating heater. 7 others like new. See
PRUNES and McIntosh Cooking
Sugar beet harvost in th e south
w e st Phone 199. OU permanenta.
H arry Musgrave.
4 A-1 Guernsey cows, heavy spring­
apples.
E
L.
Wonacott,
Klmbercentral area 1s getting underway,
ilA ) an d up.
MODERN except heat 6 rooms with
ers; 1 reg. Jersey; 3 brood sows;
with
the
harvesting operations
iy.
sleeping porch, fumfahecj, electric 1937 KelPlnator refrigerator, like
3 horses. H. L. Clark, SS9 M ain W.
BEAUTV ARTS ACAD8M7
scheduled to be a t full blast by Mon­
range and frig. 333HiOeujt St.
new. Cost 8160. Will seU for ilOO.
Twin Falla, Idaho
GRAPES—Red, white, and blue. Any day. Some of the Amalgamated
o n perm anm U aa low aa ItiX t
06xnm t
READY to breed. Purebred Po­
151 3rd AVe. No.
quantity. Vi mi. So. Kimberly. Sugar company's beet dumps will
September 19. i m
C urrant
Ju n io r Stad en t work free. Pb. 800.
FO R ^A L E ^
land C hina gilts. 3 mL W., H S ,
John Baisch Orchard.
\ ___ 10:00 o'clock a. ra,
G e n e ra l
be opened on th a t day to reoelve the
u e Main Wert.
NEW BED davenoes, $29.50, sitin g U W. or B. Park. OUbert Hull.
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
R
ro
U
L
A
B
JVLT
tlEltaiON
Acrloulb
beetj.
full mattresses, 8iail5. walnut bed­
JONATHAN apples, 35c bu. or
U A R d L L E 'e . 736 Mam E The abop
T he Board m at a t thU time
Poor 1
Indications point to good yields pf
1,300
Oregon
ewes,
bred
to
lam
b
In
room
suites.
849.50.
Cummins30-4
0
'C
R
A
ia
rifle.
398
FlUmore.
for
I
I
on
the
tree.
Fisher
O
rchard,
of unuiual permanenta and lastth e beets, the USDA nummary said. auant to reosat, a ll n a m b e h a nd the
Feb.
Priced
r
ig
h
t
A
rt
Henry.
My­
Briggs
Co..
436
Main
S.
3H
ml.
S.
of
E.
Main.
finger w a rn . Oil si
.
W ith digging of potatoea started clerk p reaen t
.TRUCK bodies. Gem T railer Co.
ers Hotel. Eden, Ida.
dn g e r wave 50e. Bvenlngs by apF ld o f T ax Lerlee
o m w JCms voLAOMt j
1 UBRARY tAblc, 1 dining Uble, 3
y d n tm e n t Pbooa 383.
T h e B b u il a t thU tlm e ~ 'a iln
OO O D h u n te r’s teat. Cheap, phone
O e o a ra lO U rM tl
rockers, 3 sccUonal book cases, loe HIGHEST prices paid for your fat
Small cling and fi'esestone peaches. e.’. aa "only fair" In a n u m b e r____
445 .
chickens and turkeys. Independ­ Bring yourow n containers an d pick tors. Melons and truck crops, how­ took u p th e m a tte r o t t«x lerlea fer T * ln F a U a 0 1 t3 r- .4 1 « » l l . u r « . T »
box, electric washing machine. 304
B U S I N E S S O P P O R T U N IT Y
th
e
y
ear
1938
for
tba
oountr.
atate.
ever,
are
plentiful
and
of
good
qual­
B
u b lO ity .._______ IM
IM “
7th East. Ph. 153B-M.
en t Meat Company.
them for 36c bu. Crystal Springs Or.
NEW Goodrich Deluxe girl’s bicycle.
and
varioua
tfxln
g
unlU,
as
FUar
OUy
_____
IM
ity.
UO
chard. Filer, Idaho.
FO R SALE-Servloe sUUon. Ph. 71,
W rite Box 13. care Tlm H-Newt
vlded in SeoUco 81-801, Idaho
Uvestoek Qood
Klinbarly vuiaga I M
iM
___
Kimberly.
AnnoUted.
an
d
made
the
follovlag
H anaen Vltlaga . .1.00
Uveitock in southern Idaho con­
»
IM
♦30 CASH Ukes 12 watt public adITALIAN PRUNES, any grade
tax levlea;
H o U later_______
tu ' m
tinues hi good condition.
RTABLE motion picture theater
dre&s nystem. Has new ' crystal
or quantity. West Ranch. 1 mi.
M u rta i« h .
Specific county reports listed lo r T | ^ Falls Coonly Levlea, Bai
^ tor sale. Netting about IlOO week.
mike. Phone 303.
^ e n E«ob |1M ValoaUen
E. 4 So. of Kimberly.
Twin F a l l a l
the week include: Buhl—Beana and
flmall down paym ent S. D. WallBuhl Bond .
1.38 IM
alfalfa and clover seed being
- tag. Eden.—
JERSEY sweet apples for splolng threshed; th ird crop of alfalfa out; HIGHWAYS:
.Sink
aood
I m ACRES, gas pumps, compressor,
some
early
potatoes
du^.v-ooodlng—
and preserves.
Also Grime's
R oad B rid ie n a a l a t i t M .
aervloe station with living rooms
W
eatlier
favorable
for
c
a
n
,
beeta
Golden Jonathan an d Dehclous.
Twin Falla Highway _
- f
I
I
I
$40 • A
above, other bldgs. Highway 30 DOUBLE dump truck, beet bed. 9
26o to 11. Bring containers. K en­ and potatoes but too dry
Buhl Highway ..........
.08 ’
Al M
M
near Boise. Renting for $ 7 ^ ^ ^
ml. So. VA W. Bo. Park. Phone
lures and ranges. Burley—I
Building Contracting
Floor Sanding
yon Green.
M
M M
M
Price »4M0. 13,000 down, ‘l
0393-J3,
warm all week; third crop of ajfalfa Filer Highway ............
M
urU
ugh
Highway
....
Ploar . .n d l n r H. A. Hclder. Oaei-Jl. FO R R E N T — M lacellaneoua In sU ck; heavy demands for Irriga­
on bal. ^ 01^ 681.
Rock
Creak
H
ighw
ay..
OOLD Seal Congoleum rugs. 81.00
tion water.
FO R SALE—Oompleuly equipped
down. flOo ft WMk. Sweefs ^iral*
G ifts
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
C « i n .H a 4 0
JO
garage. Parta and acc. invoice
ture.
Building Material
DISTRICTS:
C om . N o. 41 'J O
16,000. Due to sickness will sacri­
Hooked rug patterns. The Window
Oocn. N o. U
.60
I n t and
fice for $3,600. T em u to right ELEOTRIO fence, t makes and 80 Twin Falla Lumber Company, Com­
Shop, 603 Main So.
W A NTED— MlBCCltancous
Slnkinc
models to select from. 818 BhoO om . Mo.- 48 .40
party. Town o f 400 cm m ain h ig h ­
plete lines lumber, builder's h ard ­
General Fund O thar Total C om . N o. 47 N one
ahone No.
Mtea
way. Irrigated farm d ist, ample
K ey Sh op
ware,- paints, cvmenl, plaatar.
WANTED—Used care and trucks
Ind. No. 1 .a JO 1 .83 8 ,38 1141 O fim .M o .4 8
.
water, good fishing. Write Box 10,
to sell oh commission.
Jno. B.
NUMBER 14 rubber covered SafeInd. No, a .. IJO
.10 1,40
N o. 40 .80
8
.10 i j e •
Newa-nmta.
Schade Key Shop, 138 3nrt S t S.
cote electrto wire. 7&o per 100 feet.
White. 117 3nd No.
Chlldren't N u n e r y
Ind, No. 3 _ .70
.40
JO
1,40
N
o.
51
JO
JO
Back or Idaho Dept. Store,
All wiring materials a t lowest
Ind. No. 4 .. JO
JO
1.00 O om . N o. 53 JO
0 . JO IJO
M ALE H ELP W ANTED
Oare for children. 414 6th Ave. E.
prices. K rengd’s Hdw.
M ISC ELLA N EO U S
JO
.70 C om . N o. 64 .80
, .10
.10
BOISE, Sept. 30 (UR)-ACtlng Ind. No. 6 _ .40
Mimeographing
Ind.
No.
8
..
BXP. ‘butcher, good
.70
3.10
JO
8.0Q
.80
^ JO
JO
Jovernor Charles QosMtt said toFO R BALE—Sewer tile and fittings; Kiddles Country Club. Ph. 0366-Jl. We fcpwlallse fn mlmeograpli prlntChristensen’s Marke
Ind, No. 7 .. .70
JO
JO IJO
N o. 69 .70
JO IJO
SURE WE CLEAN FURNACES
Ind, No. 8 .. IJO
hig. AUKERMAN LETTER SHOP,
.40 3.40 O om . N o. 81
70
JO IJO
And neatly done with no
ChiropractorB
J YOUNO mail about » , ambll
Ind. N a 0 .. JO
FMeHty Bank BMg. Phone 418,__
v60
JO JJO O om . N o.
. JO IJO
conildcr reJJef problems.
Try us, then let us f|U .
L ^ . i n U educated, neat appearing, free
B ee T a x ,
------------ 1 M
OoeMtt, who will be governor u n ­ R ural H. S.
Dr. Hardin, 130 Main N. Ph. 1«43.
bln too with good, clean, extra
Moving
to traVel; tranjiporUtlon and
No, 1 ....... .80
.10
.70 T . d t A.
NEWLY built house tmller. Maclntil Oct. 6, whm Govenior Darzllla
lildh quality ABERDEEN COAL.
drawing ao c t turn. Rapid
P r e d a to r y A n im a l T a x (S heep)
Clark 1a ncheduled to return from Rural H. S.
lt« outalde, lined wlU> ply board,
None better,
Cyclery
vancement (or right boy. See Mr.
No.
3
.......
JO
JO
S
h
e
e
p
I
n
s
p
e
c
tio
n
T
a
x
.70
.......... .
as
Mslno
where
Ite
went
for
a
spud
finished w ith lurdwood. 167 Ad­
INTERMOUNTAIN SEED AND
Johnson, 7 to 9 p. m. Hotel Per, S a le a f O e a n ly F m M ^
picking contest wIUj Governor Lew
ams.
Bicycle sales and servloe. Blaslui
FUEL 0 0 .
! COMMON SCHOOL DISTRICTS!
L o u 18 a n d 18, Block 8 f HoUlater
Oyclery. Phone 181.
Phone 143 o r 130
Photographers
G RAIN baga of all kinda. Blanket*,
Sinking
T o w n slte , h a v U it b een o ffe iw l f p r
FEM A LE H ELP W ANTED
quilts, shoea, kitchen alnks, eto.
•G eneralFund H, S,ToU l sa le a t re g u la r ta x a ale o n O ito b a r
sesnlon,
Morrison Studlp. We m ake the orig­
Coal and Transfer
Idaho Junk House, 183 3nd Ave.
1 Oom, No. 1 8 JO 8
« JO 81J0 18. 1838. a n d n o t h a v in g b e en aold.
“Until aurriclent Information
inal Hollywood pictures one-hal(
I O I R L for gen, housework mornings.
W A N TED TO R E N T
.80 1J6 th e B o a rd a t th is tim e aooeptad th e
M
prraented to me for calling a ip< Com. No. 4 .80
doa. for OOo. 13V T hird Ave. No.
Wartoerg Bros. Phone 346.
Oo home nights. P. O. Box B30.
JO •JO o f fe r of M rs. O asper N y g ^ f o r la id
. Com. No. 8 .60
clal
seulon,
I
will
take
no
action
180-AOnE farm. Have full line
Com, No. 8 .60
.10
JO lo ts In th e a m o u n t o f ilO JO plu a
lY O O N O lady about 30 to i
Home Lbr. and Coal Co, Ph, 84.
one
way
or
Uie
oUier,"
Ite
aald.
Pfdnting-Decorating
equipm ent M. Mltanl, R t 3, J e r­
window''giaas. Bring your sash
> Com. No, II JO
JO I liM re c o rd in g fee,
m anager. Must be neat, have
ome,
No charge for setting. Phone 6,
, Oom. No. 1« JO
JO
.60 Ifig p a id In fu ll aa e r t d m ^
pleasing peraonallty, free to trav ­
DoctorM’D
entht$
Lee Burka. Phone 1436«J.
WMooh-a.
Com. No. 17 .80
,18 1.00 dito r-s o e rtlC ca te No. 3105,
el. One who can drive car nreferM
tello,
a
refloluUon
drmanding
a
spe­
FAKM IM P L E M E N T S
.
Oonj.
No.
18
.40
.40
C a o e e lia tlo n « f T ax t a l e ,
>
retf; Tram portation and w a r y If ONB 1 0 -(t Blngle duty meat caae. Dr. a . L. Boyenger, Foot Specialist k. iu 's h a ife rV h o n e IM K
cial sesiilon to appropriate additionover
0.
O.
Anderson
Store.
Phone
■
Oom.
No.
It)
.to
J6
J6
M
rs.
CaAper
N
ygord
req
u
a
ita
d
Qualified. See Miai Raybuhg, 6 to
I irlirr fundu waa paiiMd, b ut II
Colls, expanxlcm valves qomplele,
1101 Eleventh Ave. Bast, Ph. 578-J. BRAND new Inlem atlonnl power a
'JO t h e t h e r> c o n tr a c t f o r t t u p u ic h aa a
363-J.
7 p, M. Hotel Perrlne.
potato (tlgfer for sale a t a dis­ wnn ordfrtsl tliat tlia resolution b<1 Oom. No. 30 JQ
A-1 shape, 87B. Nell’a Groo. Five
J5
J6 of L oU 1». 90 a n d 31, B lock 77 Of
AUbmlltM to Clark, not to G ossett Oom, No. 33 .80
count, Everett Hager, Kimberly,
P ft. W.
Plumhing^Heating
Oom. No. 33 JO
.10 . .40 1.3d " IllsU r T ow nslU , d a te d B aptem bar
Bleclrlcttt ContractB
.36
,65
‘ Oom. No, 34 .40
1033, b e o a n c a lM , a n d f l n i p a y t JO-40 ORAIGB, 4 J0>30'a, « H
W A N TED TO nU Y
.10
.70
Oom. No. 35 .60
a t o n aam e f o rn lte d . T h e Boaxd«
riflea, 4 pump sliotguns, 6 .410 tin ­ J. W, Sm ith Home Electric. 39 yra.
.40
.70 a f t e r ' d u e oonskleraU on, c an o M a d
exp. In 'rwin I^ lls vicinity. Shop
Com, No, 37 .80
I 180 WEEK. Grow I
gle barrel shotRuns. 1 Remington
Oom.
No.
38
38
a
t
SIS
Harrison.
Phono
931-J.
.80
1,05
sa
id
o o n tr a o t a a requsated.
^ lar. abed. We buy lOo lb. P m
autom allo shotgun, and other
A T T E N T IO N
Oom.
No.
10
1,00
JO
JO
A
t th e h o u r o f 8:00 o'olook p. m .
I book. WrIU Uushrooma, 30U
guns. 348 Main Bo.
Phone 383, Home Plumbing and
Oom. No. 83 JO
,10
JO a raoeas w as ta k e n < m tu 10;00 o U ook
Fur Repairing
ST O C K M E N ’
UTUi;^n.
la e c o n d . a e a ^ a , W a
Heating Co.
JO
Oom. No. 84 JO
a . m ., B e p U m b er 88. 18M,
T (R E 8
,80 1.30
Fura repaired, restyled and rellned
Oom, Nn. 30 JO
S JA M B S L . BA RN ES.
W ill C all F o r
T U A T IO N S W A N T E D
Radio RepoAring
by exp, furrier, Mrs. Wlnans, ISO
JO A tte it:
Oom. No. 18 .30
O baln& aa .
BEFORE you buy new l l m count
SPOT caih paid for uied atoves and
A lid P a y C ash
e th Ave. East, phone 614.
JO
F R A N K J . S M IT H . C lark.
Oom. No. 88 JO
the coat of trading in your prei-,
furniture. I'hone 6, Moon'a.
Ml Biakee radio* repaired and a«rvFor D u d or Wortblesi
e n t tires. If Uie c»i>li)g Is In good
.loed. FaoUiry Radio Service. Phone
condition It can t>e HS-OM>l>Kl}
LOST A N D FO U N D
Uoraee-Oews-flbeep-llon
Ineurance
3M. 138 SMOnd North.
Ut give you UiouUiidi of mlMs ot
OR STRA Y ED -Froih Hailey,
safe dependable Mrvica a t 1 Peavey-Tal>er Co., Inc. Phone 361.
ID A H O H ID E &
Real Eatate^insuranee 1/)ST
3 yr, old English Pointer hunting
PR A C m o N of new tire cntti Re­
P O H 8 A LB OR TR A D E
Ftre, Auto, I m Heller. Ph. 606.
dog. White with brown markUigs.
T A L L O W C6 :
capped Tires, ino., 135 and B.
F . O. Graves and Sons. Phone 818.
AnAwers to name of Chief. U bsral
4-Y OfW beet bed for
P h . 8 1 4 -€ o )Ie ct
IHonumentB
reward. Call, News-Tlmss, or
iM kett, FUer.
Sew
ing
Machine
Service
Prank Unamuno, Hailey.
TRY RETREAD TIKES . . .Bring
B e it Dumpti Will B « O pen to Rocelva
Jelllaon Drtie. U6 Main E a st
your smooUi tires to us for re­
B eats on th e F o llo w in g D a te s:
M ONEY T O LO A N
treading. Makes them grip like
. 130 am Av.. E ..t.
lUoney to Loan
O P E N IN G D A TE
new.
FARM and city loans, 4H% to 6%.
40 ACVUDB for aati, o r axohange for
fflJQART MOnillQON
Trailem
O ctober 3rd
Bwlm Inveitm ent Oo.
0 . Jones for loans on lioniea. 133
. t U u city property. Pb; 04lS-R>.
0 0 tb s Uuck lane
M«ln BMl. I’hono 437,
TV allera to r r e n t 361 F o u r th W e s t LOANS a t low i n t v a s t r a te e oa
W l i l < im p . A A , oloae b>. foe to w n
unES
5T
ST
Proceedings of the B oard of Commu.
sionera, Twin Falls County, Idaho
Business and Professional
DIRECTORY
G O M H C IS
SPECt SESSION
Sugar B««t Orowara
Notfee!
'
,p ro p erg r. » « c 7, N ewa-Tlm ee.
w n i
1 89 aerei, eash, eity
------
»a*e. A. cf.
f M m b e m ^ u r e iprei
o rirU
«rtUi t n__________
d a Mr itoek. o . L 1
A U TO S FOR SA LE
3^ Iniok. beet M , i k
nn
good. W5. M. A Rds,
l-i
« h . Ura. 110 to 0 0 . O'Connor.
Uaed cars bpught and sold.
mm
p u u . 10 Uade lot
p Ip iM r^ BOX 14, News-
AWOMAftT
•rd Bi. a t 'trd Are, W,
pti. 871
Q U IC K L O A N S
FA R M S, M O O O tN H O M E S a n d
tnalde B U a iN B W P H O P B R T lB ft.
P ro m p t a e tlo o . F re d P . B ataa.
Box m . T V tn .P a U a P h . U T t.
ThOlar bousas. Gem Trailer O a
| 5 s n d U P on
Typewriters
Y O U tt S IG N A T U R E O N t Y
I m p l i e d people who need oaab. Bftlaa. rtn tA U a n d aarvloe. P h o ite 80. SAVE in la ra a t a n d raduo* y o u r
m o n th ly tn iU lln a Q U by U k ln g a n
solve your problems bere.
PH A lo a n . Aak u a f o r fu ll d a BU Y I SCHOOL B U PPU K S
talla. Sw im I n v a a to e n t Oo.
Ho endoTMra. No m o tty e a .
V a n te d ; U p h o lste rln c. r e p ttrln g ,
Repay «a «ou
F A R M .lo a o s .-n o -se m t-a n n u a l h .
M n l t u r a r tf ln la h lo if
eat, n o ‘m u tu a l f u a r a n t y f e a tu re ,
CASH CREDIT ^ O U P A N Y
a b a d a w ork. Crasa a n d B ruley
'
Rooi^i 1 and 3
F u r n itu re Oo. P h o n e 886, ISO Seo- , U b e r a l r a p a y m m t te rm s,
Pbooa
' 8%, Swim inveatment Oo.
Dldg.
978
o n d a t K aa t
FA B M E R ftRANCHERS
W* Do CUSTOM
KILLING. CURING spA
CUTTJNG
EXCEL BRAND HEAT
PRODUCTS
Bring Your H o n uid
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A C B O II- r M H tO O A t
rA O T O R T > > n iO N I I IM
^Stptaiiiliv S0. .19M
IDAHO EVENING TIM ES, TW IN F A m , IPABi?
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iC liu r c lie s
f i m m t E F iB o o p A i. B o m ,
■jtev; J i a m 'B . BuU ir; PMtor In
, , '., ' • cluurge.
TbB l ^ 'Bunaay ftUer Trinity. ;
\ | p. HI.' Holy communion u id >erp
H -p U jttm o iiiiM d
““ ..........H ) ^ - | i | s kiSS^& xoot n t f . K « n .
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■
B U B ^ NAZABENC;
..............-O.-A- Orof/ord '
4 a«>^in. Sunday acbooL
11 ft. m. M omlni-worship.
- t p. m. Junlpr tn d Senior N. jT.
•/p..W -.B vatoU *U c «rvlcc»,.
, 8 p. m.;Wednesday. Prayer mc«lr.
j—
'i'
FlLKBjfAZABENE
James Barr, pastor.
JO a. m. Sunday s c h o ^
xi a. m. Moriilng vohlUp.
>
i p; oi.'Ju n i6 r and Senior N. S .
P .B . ■ •
8 p . m. Evangcllatlc lervlcea.
^ p. m . T h u r s d ^ Prayer m ee^
three weeks re^ v al wlU begto
Bitaday. Nov. 13. Rev. and Uri..J&
» McCart or lA Junta. Cola, wAl
b* with lb th e l i n t two veeks. ^
Otv. c u £ n OrUflth of N a m ^
NlUKOM district su p e rin te n d ^ ,
Wui pteacb the last week and wOl
-r B o n a ty *
,
;
m o re r B w r t l . w y . " _ . . dedlcali th e new church bulldiilg
^B tam p a a td . 'tio o d lU a n s w h lo h toy- the last Sunday of tlie revival.
OFFERINGS
PresinUUon of a '19,000 note
marked “paid In full" will form a
hlghli«ht'o{ ,the rally day arranged
lere Sunday by the First Christian
church.'
Clarence Allen, chairman of the
church's building fund, wlU prceent
the pald'Off note a t th« morning
worship hour. Walter R. Hays,
chairman of the official board, will
receive th e canceUed document, and
WlU frame It and present It to the
congregation as one of the achieve­
m ents lii w hat Is termed “a most
successful year” for the local church.
Q rtetings wUl be read from the
departm ent of . church extension of
th e D lsclplu of Christ, which was
holder of the 19,000 note.
At the Bible school hour a t 0:4S
, m. the Youth Conference group
will present a .special prosram and
each attandant will receive a sou>
venlr.
Another unusual cercmony Sunday
will be a pledge by a t least 100 per*
sons “to win one soul to Christ and
His church" during the coming year,
Rev. Mark '0 . Cronenberger said.
This wlD be dona as a ' p art of the
interulve evangelistic drive of the
Disciples of Christ. Sermon a l the
Sunday morning- services will be
“Social - Functions t h a t Manor
Jesus."
mABO
Fri.. Sat.—“Panam lnt's Bad Man,"
Sm ith Ballow,
SUn., M oa, Tues.—"Touchdown
Army," Jo h n Howard.
W ed, Thurs.—"Farewell to Arms,"
Oary cooper.
ORPHECM
Frl,, 6 a t - “Hold T hat Co-ed,"
John Barrymore.
‘ Bun., M on, Tues.—“£ly Lucky
Star," Sonja Henle.
Wed. through Sat.—“Boy’s Town,"
Mickey Rooney.
: BOXY
Prl„ flat..—‘T h e Painted Deaert,"
George O W e n .
Bun., M on, Tues.—"Man's Castle,^
Loretta Young.
Wed.. Thurs.—"Life Returns," On­
slow Stevens; "M an in Blue," Rob­
e rt Wilcox. ■
day e r e D ^ 'O ot. *. In tfte
aebool ccimiMtelal rooAi. ran____
Oeorge E. O eunaO i s c h o o l 's t 9 ^ BtfRLEY. Sept. 30 ( B p e c la l) - ^ tc ndest. A t- th a t time. reglstrftOac
adults who wish to U ke VP work in ta t th e a d u lt education program
commercUl subjecU, French, o r cor­ here will be taken care of.
respondence courses from the Uni­
versity of Idaho m ust enrolf MonREAD TH E TIMES WANT ADS.
A dult Education
LEG A L A D V E R T IS E M E N T S
NoUee of Pending Issue of Tax Deed
STATE OP IDAHO
)
County of Twin Falls
)
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, T h at under th e provisions Of Revenue
Laws of ih e SU te of Idaho, the County’ T reasurer, as Tax Collector of Twin
F alb County. In said SU te, is deemed to be the purchaser, in trust, of cer­
tain property described ii> respect of unpaid taxes, and In respect of which
the tim e for redemption will expire on Jan u a ry 0. 1039.
YOU ARC p Or THER NOTIPIED, T h a t tf said delinquency entry, and
all orlor Hi.iinf|ii>mrv entries w hich jiave not been cancelled, are not re»
deemed on or before January f 1B3», by paym ent of said u x and aU cosU
and exnenses to me a t my offlM a t Tw in Falls. Idaho, I shall thereupon, as
required by law, Issue to tJie «aid County of Twin Falls, as grantee, a T ta
Deed conveilng to tiie said c ^ t y absolute title to th e property d w r lb r t
m said delinquency entry.
of all Incumbrances, except any ^ n for
taxes which may have a tta c h ^ subsequently to the assessment herein-
SHEEPMysm
n s ISG
O
O
D
Amount
I b ia s
lt.13
7.16
33.83
26837
1050
3.58
1030
Assessed to
L. T. W right .
1378
144'7
leM
17S3
1805
1839
-.27 to 33 inc.
Cleo B. Christianson _
Johanna Theresa Aim
SHOSHONE. Sept. 30 (Special)—
G rant BlUIer
OenersUy estim ated from all view­
Boena VUU AddtUon
points with the possible exception of
Geo. F. R a u c h ..................... W t^> W inc.
m arket price th e sheep Industry of
. c m U w b M ltb o r K h e o l '
- Btoa U k e a AddiUon
this section of Idaho came through
Km O EB LY NAZABENE
Leais C. Q utU ry --------- ,.31 to 3d Inc.
th e past year In very satisfactory
Clive WUllama, p a sto r..
Lewis C. O u tte iy ........... J.37 to 39 Inc.
m anner, declare flockmasters. 10 a. m. Sunday school.
The winter ahead Is regarded as
11 a. m . Momlng worship. ■
a problematical m atter, as little can
^ ^ ^ p .,m . Junior and Senior N.
be foretold from the m arket situa­
tion as it affecta both finished stock
Golden Bole AddlUon
i p. m. EvangelUtte services.
and fodder. The sheep loaded In this -3639—
> p. m. Wednesday. Praver n
district during the fall reached a
W. J. H u tc h in g s -----------4
W E N D ^ , Sept. 30 (SpecUl)
3«li
high number, Ketchum taking the
Q m er Rousseau ________ 13 and 14
2631
p. m. Fklday. N, Y. P. 8. cbttage Approximately 125. attended tl
M artha M. Snow ..... ....... 1
welcome home pBrty Tuesday In lead, although many were loaded a t
3630
m e r m eetlnf.
Holbrook hall, given for Rev. Cas*
laB W tirse in w rA d d itio B Sheepmen generally are arranging
M. Davidson family, and th e teach'
Florence M rlCnelghton.......11
for winter feeding, and the price of
ers of the local school system.
Mary Fay ..........- ...............-13
hay
is
not
exactly
In
keeping
with
Mrs. T ted Baton was master of
Mortasgfa O rchard A dditim
.jremo^iiea.. opening th e program th e present down in grain. T he ear­
HatUe M. Crater ...............H and I ------whh a soclal.hour. Mrs. D. R. Oates ly crop of hay was not so good, states
M. M. MurUugh- - ........— 14
gave -the welcome address for the one prom inent sheepman, and In
M otnal Snbdlvialon
iher.and his family, who have some Instances was sUcked w ith the
O. J. Johnson — ..... .......... 1
w i^ the local Methodist Epis­ second crop, because of the short­
copal cQUrch tor the past five years age a t the time. W eather and other
3966
David Jinks .
and who will be >wlth th e organiza­ conditions will bear upon the situa­
purpose AddiUon
tion for a n o th » ^ear. .
tion.
-------------rr ----------------------Anna L.- B asconT^em lng.. 8
■■O flw ^features.of tfie program:
"Road work has progressed In the
Sebth Pailt Addition
Plano solo, Thelma.OaldweU; a wel­ state in good shape, and a great deal
U lllan B. Glenn _______#' and 10
SOM
come to th e school teachers, by Dr. of money has been expended by the
Carrie J. Low e---------------- 6 and 7
3000
E. L. SImOQton; .two' vocal
highway departm ent, apparently for
T. A. A llm a n ---------------- I I
3004
bers. Melvin Davidson, accom
generaK advancement of the high­
T. A. AJlman ---------------- 13
3109
by R ^ .'D avidioa; two quartet num- ways. t a t w hat we need-mcetly now
-;-l5 .
Minnio .Carson ....................
3178
b rn , rendered by Charmion Baton; In every livestock and farming :
ly rra n e e Park. Place
.J A N 8 1 K COMMlOnTY
Valene Olson, LeooArd Hoaklns, f d - of. Idaho are decent m arket roads,"
U. J.- Alger ........... ...........- 8
j H d g ar L W h ite , n ln U te t
wa^d. H e ^ b a u m ; humorous read­ said Ben D arrah, one of the leading
.........6 .
Minnie. M.,Plnkley
w arsh ip w iib ings,— V er«--M aurer; - sousaphone
^ t i a l raU y d a y fe r m o n b y th e p i< - •Otoa, Paul HoeUos; piano duet, sheepmen o f th e state. ."It means
development of, every portion of the
Mrs. H. J.-B arto n and Mrs. Pred Inland territory, creates better m ar­
Baton; response, Supt. Ralph T, keting- faclUUea and establishes
v ii i .* ’
N ybW for the teachers. < •
more satisfactory domestic condi­
v o r th .le ag u e d evotions and more nearly fixes an ideal
L e a d e r, H 'a r o l d
trading situation. The state depart3427
E. J. Ahem .
P a u tV a g ls . S c rliK
MUner AddiUon
m m ^ slwuld advance the m arket
Lessc^,
roactviBgram on the basis of a good
H az^’ Mahaffey .............. —W H lo te
North View Addition
inveatm int for th e state and a good
W wK lay “ jm n i n g io f f ic e rs a n d
‘Yvonne Laurent ................. 7
Sept. .)9 (Sptelal) - piece ot-bvialneas for communities in
Wni. L. Secord ..
............— fall harvest fesUval, general"
Suburban Park
B x m s o ^ t e tl» 7 « d le s’ Aid society
3662
Rllla R. S U r r . - ....- ....... 7 and 8
r
iTOT.*- ^ t ^ l ^ O f l M t 'ehuich. will be held
...,11. 13. 13,
3693
Edna Zahlten .
n u H d j^ , c o t. II, In H olbnok haU.
BURLS^r. S ^ p t SO (S p e d a l)-A
Snyder Tr««l
‘Die- program is being
tt l s
B
3709 - Claiborne M. Acuff ..........: 8
year for the
U)^ entire eoopi(uAiy.'an(^ call for enrollment of CCO.boys for
Wedsesday* Oct. 9. has been issued.
Twin Fans Helgbia
Sens of relief ellenta, WPA workers
3726
Charlie V.’S lm o n s...... - ..... 38
receive preference, ^ lough boys from
3727
T. Geo. HWoj
WUW u ;#U j 1 » A lla y e d for
;% o w M .
^ _______
a low income family are- eligible,
u rg « a U m t t a b e n a n d work, fkaqr w o rl^ a ^ tiq M . now m ,
ooolted .fbods, o ^ e d fniita and re n a rk e d W. P. Homan, county
.. b f tp n a o ti^ v .
Thos. G. Davies ................. 30. 3i
•, As yet the Burley office
vegeUbles. Displays of exhibits are
Bnhl Towositj
open, to th« l o ^ oommunity. Prises has no information' as to the Quota
Eljra Voyce .........................21
, T h a ; H u r U ^ g r o u p ttT th e a ic and dbbons lOT.be glven. The com­ of boys th a t may go from Cassia
EmeUnti 8. McCabe _____ 3
3S13
fouQty,
b
u
t
ts
expected
th
a
t
liocn
m
i
t
U»
c
h
a
i
^
of
th
t'a
lta
lr
U
Mr,'
W a w r t w ith .M n . Braadtt^tM U tAlbert T vrdy_____ ______.19
3060
eight-to
ten
may
be
choaen.
D
.R
.
Oates
FnedXaton.—
a - h L I t o . ■£^.O^Datis-,iHrf^-»to.
C. D. Scott ................. -_..2B
3967
Emellne S. McCabe ...........13, 14
4124
Pennsylvania leads all states in
^ 0 U t.O le n d a le g r o u p w iu 'm e e t w ith
4147
0 . D. Scott ...................... 6
th e Union in the number of motor
^
R . B . R aiA bo, « s s l i t « l to . M rs.
4278
jio lld ^ e n , the roster showing 1008
a n d H IM R u t h B r a w ^
.................14
4314
acUve officers.
DeNeal Tract
^ J i t a w .M rtn and son Lee,
. 1 and 3
4417
L. D. Johnson ..
JU6tf.'|<kb„ « o visiting relaUves
Inreslors First Addition
here.
. .
Western Loan St Build­
n ie re is .io b^:« booster meeting
ing
Co.
.........................
13
f
t»e
Or4nge
«
(
the
FWrvlew
haU
T h e N u m b e r U f K eg u la r
u s r c l s e s .fo r
Fecks AddiUon
f i ^ , , Sept. 30. i t 4s a n open
Lewis W. Hohblns ......... ...,8',4 35
t
U B c r^ o f
. t e e i ^ and all InUrcsted .m'v M t WllUsms
AddUlon
diatirlnvited (b attend. 7 ^ O r iS S
4740
K athern Durfee ..................8
are ^ e d to bring extra
Caktieford
M k j or, sandwiches,
.
4843
Ted Csnnon .............. ..........8
Artton-and Ed Kodesh a)bd V * v ±
4B23 . Robt. Dopson ;...................... 8
POiD^y were overnight guests a t
Filer Townslte
w ; » a n k Kodesh home, and left
4927
Loranda 0. H ulls . ........16, 17
J ^ d a y morning for their home
MlUleG. Tanner E#l............ B
4934
ill Red Rock, Okla., after a couple
I s S lc a d il)' ijncreasinK
4969
H.
Murj)hy
........................
1. 2, 3, 4,
B w day Honoring D w n _________ ^ m onths spent vliU lnr .teUtlve^
8114
Geo. W, Blakeslee Est...... 9 to 14 inc.
who Is liMvltb
hU homar tn K anAdded numbers dally -^ove to
Kimberly Townslte
Mrs. M attie Ward and Mrs. Anna
their own saUsfoc^lDn th a t the
B2D1
.....................4.
B. 6.
Edna
J
o
h
n
so
n
Z illa apd L o m a Kidd,, who have Smith are spending this week a t'
same price sighs don't al-.
SS31
Mrs. Anna J. Webster ....^..19. 16
M*glc Hot Sprlnfi.
9333
Anna J. W ebster........ ;____n to 32 Inc,
ways mean Uie 'aame quality.
----------- lew boyi ______ _____
.................la n n a r, th e p a s t .tw o yi
6339
Orace H. P ra tt .............
3 to 6 Inc.
One of our V-8 po sedan cus­
........... basebalL boys a t Wllh a r * g o n e to B u rle y to be w ith l
6469
Tom Warner, j r .....-............. 3. 4. 8,
tomers reports 86 miles per:
n o th f r ..
t o w ^ e ^ i d a y by a 34-4 soore. The
gaUon.
i '
J
Albert Tract
M rs. BUis B u r n e tt e n te r U in e d WUlowdaie girls won by a 1.4-0 m ar8497
Juana
'H
emandes
..............6,
8
gin.
Next
Friday
both
teaipa
go
to
Ju st> a-M ere c lu b a t lunchi
- Q u a lily a t
C ost '
Burrlngton AddiUon
Deep Creek for a return game.
WMii. M n . R e ed M cB ride.
_
0914
Hannah Elgnor .
Mr. and Mrs Maurice Ostendorph
a ^ te d
in se rv in g . 'M n . B a rah
Pre;
crankoase]
service
B a u f r. D w lo , wUl b e th e n e i r h o s - and famUy and M h. William Baker
Turner's AddiUon
PBitMoii, a w m
left ..Friday for Alton, III.', Where
BOSS F Dank Of Kimberly ..... -.„-;..Lot2 Sxcei
fipttax
M l» Penn —
therf were called by the d*ath of
No.'s 374, 37S, 379,
bulk oils.
U v a UUs w eek t
M r i Baker's b ^ e r .
SBB, 410
Mr, and Mrs. p, B. Johnstdn speht
2
'
8939
T,
O.
Neely
....................
The P U it'
' • ‘g j ' - e n a vUiUng a t 'a n m e t t
B isk i a n
Hansen Townslte
owned - Ifldcpei
S u h d a y m n l n g h o n o rin g U ie blrU i6901
Hoyt D, Sm ith ...................... 1, 3, 3. 4.
In BOO Sloek 4 t( Ave. Sodth
d a y a n n iv e rs a rie s o f h e r so n , Ja c k
Mas
Joseph Emery OlUUple
9
Tm oh U n e ^ U. B. 10
a n d d a u g h te r . B a r b a r a .
9949
Henry Jordine .
...7 .6 .
. ^ . ^ a n d Mrs. 8. B. Blatr enUr8663
J. A. Felton ...
» f » P*onlo S«w l«^ In honor
B0B3
H. A. Whismore .
0 ( ^ 6 birthday annivtrsary of their
B71B
Anna 8, Lewis
Arlesian City
M t o A iin a P to lio h * i ' l o n e to
Orson Strong
1, 3
Po rU an d , O re,, to e n i « r '\ S e U n iFred G oebel........................ l i
to jm e d t o a i d iv ision , p r e p a ta te r y to
Huborban Tract Np. 1
• w m i n g a n u rse , ■
^ •
Mary Honioth Est................7 bikj
g
Mary Honroth E st.. ....... u
Buburben T ract No. I
T H i T ® S r S 6 n ; ads.
Geo. L. Bailey .
i
Della Marshr^ll ................. 3. 4,
MUner TownaiU
J. H. Radollffe
1.2.
W, Levin
W. Levin
0, 10,
W. Levin .
P. W. Meachan .
......... 6
Berger Townail*
T. a ! Sanderson
1 i> 4 inc.
T. A..Sanderson ... — ..... - t W 11 Ino.
. T. A. Sanderson
- .............1 to 4 inc.
* T. A. Sanderson
3 4
T, A. Sanderson ...........- r «. 7. 8.
T. A. Sanderson
T. A. Si
T, A. Bandi
1 to II in e ,
li-#
1 to 33 in c .
.
30.93
38J8
8.10
G h^ch A rr^ g e s
est Festival
r c c c ’Enrollment
!.
FAUtVlEW.
4061
U.M
34.10
12.09
92.27
9.00
31.09
30.72
*
UNITY
W oodlawn; Aero
Bronze 7( Octane
GASOLINE
— U t o aft Jnp.,
1 to IB ino.
17
18
13
13
.16
S3
'JSI
9
' 14
14
17
37
llJi7
d.B4
4400
3
7.81
91.63
T
J
lif-V
H eQ M erToireslt*
« 01
noB
610«
No.
Assessed to
DescrlpUon
SW 8W
33 0 14
R w NR nr. NW,
NE SW. 814 SW
NW SE, 8 '4 SB 13 9 13
,6307
Marcia B. B riggs......... „ .NE14. NW U, E',4
SE
34 9 136324 B0 Ross B. D a v is ----------___ LoU 3, 3, 4, 8«4
NW
8 9 14
6398
B 9 14
M elissa-I. FalxchUd .„....... NE SW, SEU
9469
34 <9 14
0. F. Johnson .......... i...___ E ’,4 NE SW
0473
Mary E n n is -------------- ...... flW « acres NW
SW
34 9 14
Henry A. l^rsen
____N>4 -W',4 NE 8E 26 9 14
6581
34 9 14
Franklin Duffleld — ____NW NE
0863
7 9 -16
H. M u rp h ey —
. ;.„-..I-ot 10
0872
18 9 16
H. M u rp h ey------------ ....... Ixit 13
09)2 B AUle B o b b ................. - ___.N',4 NW NE
8W NW NE, SW
N EW 4N ESE
SE NW NE
31 9 10
93 9 16
0968
W>4 NW
H. B. Gregory ___ ___
7037
RW SW
1 10 13
7089
O. A. K r a m e r.............
EH NW. NE a w 31 10 13
7315
A. J. M Uner_____________SE NE
15 10, 14
7831
Oliver Burris .............
NE NE
17 10 14
7415
Josephine 8. W a r r e n -----NW SW
28 10 14.MBS
B. B. T a y lo r ______ ....... SR. NW
4 10- 16
7749
Julius Pufahl ...
.......B v r 2^4 acres of
SW NW NW
34 10 16
■r m
C lara H o w ard _____ !.
center line of R O
in s w s i:
1 10 16
__________ — 15. acres east of
. 17“ - EUa
centcr line of H 0
aw sE
1 10
7853
Fred M u n g e r ---------- — -Tax No. 106
8 10 I k
7924
R. S. Holtzman
.......W>.4 SE
14 10 16
8107
J. ,C. B rid e h o e lt......... .......E«,4 SW NE
31 10 16
8334
Henry Overberg Trustee ..NW SW
14 10 17
8303
Ella P. B w eett..............
W 3U acres 8. of
lateral SE 8W SE 19 10 17
8462
Nellie B. C U rk .............
..8E NE N of R R 23 .10 17
8902
'Angelihe C. H ouse___ ......11 acres In Can­
yon of R C in
SW SW
35 10 17
8513
.............NH SW ; SW SW
HatUe Schlff
NW SE
36 10 17
8793
John W. H a rd in ---------_....8W SE except
1 4/10 acres of
R. R.
21 10 18
S970
David F. Clark .....
NE SE except
N 20 ft.
35 10 18
9051
John C. H aney _
NW SW
26 10 19
0000
Frank K e n n e d y __ _ ........SW SE
32- 10 19
9103
H. M u r i ^ ------------- ----- SH NW; N>4 SW
SE SW W H 6E: SE
SE W of Canal 34 10 19
9144
Edith P e n i n e ------ -- -----i o t 1 N. of R R
NE NW N of R R
N W N E N o r R R 3 1 10 31
9186 . Fannie Oliver .......... ----- NE SW ; NH BE
S E SE
13 11 13
9346
Emma M. G ilflllan__ ----- N ‘4 SE NW; NH
Lot 9;
6 11 10
9403
Thos. S a n d e n o n __— —
SW except 8
acres R R
16 11 16
9410
Mary O. Abrainson _ ___ SE SW
17 11 16
9493
Flora J. Hall ............. ___ E*4 SW
27 11 16
9703
Clara D. Manly ...... ----- N E N W E o f R C 7 11 IB
J, M. G ro v e ------------------ 9.8 acres E of
Canal In NE NW 13 11 18
9843
Gaylord L. N o rto n.....----- NE NE; SE NE: 27 11 18
99U
Jam es B. WelU Est. *.------SE SW
6 11 19
Jam es B. Wells I^t. -"•»N E NW; Lot 2;
9915
i ’­
SE NW
.1 l l 19
Jam es B. T a p t______ ------E 30 acres of 8
9933
26 acres of SW NE 8 11 19
0924
E. J. D o y J.............. ......;.W',4 NE SE
8 11 19
9977. Bank of K Jm berly...... ....... W>4 NE; BE NE;
E 'i N W ;L o U l
and 2: E li 8E;
SW SE
19 u 16
A. C. Burlialter .......
9985
...E'4 8E
20 n 19
10019 • Alice E. RuUedge - .............NWU
27 I t 19
10038
w . H. T u r n e r ............ ...... ...NE’i
31 11 19
10047- Eugene H:^Pomeroy........ .flW '4
32 11 19
10069
John . E. Ooldsmlth. . . ... ...Lot 1 .
3 11 20
10076
J. B, L o g a n .................... . ...SE!4
3 11 30
10107
Frank K ennedy........... .... -T a x No. 41
6 11 20
10108
Heber. Nielson ... . . ...Tax No. 134
6 11 20
F rank Decker .....—
10121
...Tax No. 267
6 11 20
10122
T hur u n Classon
... T ax No. 230
6 11 20
10041
Alta Verglnla Lee ........... Tax No. 237
6 11 20
10307
Thos, H icks'.......... - ....... ...SE SE
IS 11 20
10200 B May A. Hale................. ...- S E NW: NH SW 20 11 20
10319
Thos. Hicks ................... ......NE NE
30 11 20
• 10280
LewU P. W arner ............ ...8>4 N E :N W U :
N E SW ; N W 8E ; 34 12 16
L, H, Hankey . .
10323
..jBW NE; 8 E NE 18 13 IS
Henry Overgard
10334
...NE SE SE
20 13 18
0 . G. Rothsrmel
10365
...E>.4 NE SE
27 12 16
10409
Robert Brose. Jr
...SE SE
10 12 17
10412
Robert Broei. Jr....................SW SW
a la n
10413
Robert Brose, Jr............ _......NW NW
14 la. 17
10414-16 Robert Brose, J r .,____ ...NE NE! SH NE;
8 4 NW; SW U:
8E ; 8W 8E IB 13 IT
Robert Brose, Jr., _
... S E N E ; N E SE
31 13 17
Robert Btose, Jr., _
- .. —
22. 12 17
10439
Robert Broae, Jr..... — ..„-.W S NE; SE NEN 4 NW N 'i SB 37 12 17
10467
Robert Brose, Jr., ---------- NW SB; 8>i SB 38 12 17
104(8
Andrew A n d irs o n ----------^ e 14:
33 13 ij
10498
Ohas. O. Morell ---------- —.LoU 3 and 4; BE
NW; NE 8W
13 16
10431
Harley N. B u tle r...
•..N>4 SE
13 16
Ohas. Odell - .......
10607
.N ‘,i8 W ;S E 8 W a ■ 13 10
Frank ^ a r k -----10694
N a w : 8 ‘,4 a w
14 13
B 'i NE; BE NW:
B E 'i
I 14 13
10668
Fred S. I
- L o l a J .a , 3 :E S
NW; K \i BW i 18 14 13
■8W 8W
27 14 13
10^4 B Chas. North Est. ..
- W ' i NE
11 14 18
‘6391
MOt
Ross B. D a v js-----M u c U E. Briggs
Robert Brose, Jr., _
nobert Brose. jr., ......
Oora E. Vanderpool
10H4
' Oora E. Vandeijjool .
10047
10963
11034
lio n
1106S
C era E. Vanderpool .
Oora E. Vandenwol .
Robe/l Brose. Jr.........
Robert Brose, Jr....... .
Robert BroK, Jr......
Robert Brose, Jr....... ..
1107ft
lio n
R ^ r t B'roee, Jr.,
Robert Brose, Jr., —
11113
Ohas. E. B rack ett-----
HlSl
is r
9 e i» o lv ^
Samuel 0. Sexton .
— 1 to 30 Ino.
—a. *.
1 t« 4 tiM.
tao.o«
406.0T
656.38
6U0
38.16
13.83
1.55
19J9
66.39
.98
1.W
150.63
742.30
1.45
1BJ3
110.09
64.68
79.33
137M
18.40
31.07
16.81
2341
86.10
34.99
167J89
16.41
38.81
S.IB
167J 6
: ^
188.67
14 18
--Tax. No. 387
14 16
—Lots 3 and 4; BW
NW: SB NW;
W>,i 8W
^
E BW; 8«t SB
‘-■N'4 NE; SW NE;
SB NW
H
-N 5 4 N H ; BW NW;
SW!4
I 1« IT
- N W NW
0 U 17
-- SW NE; E U 8W:
W S B8
13 18 18
-N B N W i BW NW l
SW U
11 18 10
- K % SB
14 IB 18
- E M NE; NE BE 31 IB 18
- A l l Of Section
24 18 16
- N h : N li S 'i
3S 1» 17
- E H ; SW U
24 16' 17
- E ', 4; LOU 3, 3, 4;
SB BW
IB IB U
~ W 'i NW
39 IB- U •
“ N E U lN E NW;
I<ots I, 3. I:
M IB 11
• BW NW
B U 14
W H SW
B IB 14
NB^
4 tl ii
U U 1 ,8 ,0 : N i l . < 0 II U
-N W »*
M 10 10>
-lA U Ia n d J jS ^
HE,
I II »
8>4 NE: NU SB 0 i j II
- L o U 9 .« .l:B B N W i
t tq 93 in c .
1 to .i I n ^ _
Amount
Bogersoa Towosita ’
6170% B. F. I
OharloUfl J. M cCorkle___ 19 AU ao,.31
10618
l.li
Block
Donald Dingwall .
9 . A . Switzer u :_
- E . A. M e n o n ___
Robert Brose, Jr„ .
3M
33.40
.
LKGAL ADVERT1SBMENT8
O ounS *T ?euiirir
UA H u
61.56
1.48
3.20
.11J7
33.71
'38.41
13.69
8.16
14.00
19.81
65.59
.69
49.37
3.M
0.18
1.33
U4
4M
fl.Q0
sa.69
0.63
21.97
68.13
3.06
4 il.
10,73
4.66
6.68
38.62
116.88
16.78
14.76
43.63
6.16
4.30
1.60
1.63
1.60
19.38
63
4.14
8.73
10.31
80.36
ai.iB
13.38
0.03
37.69
l
l
IIJI
1.77
b;00
W Jl
14.40
14.40
lito
1.41
market; bulk
Ko. I <0o to JOo;
2 13c to 30c;
,»lilpplDS. p o in t tonntU o a. SO-drftCM
mlDlmum. B3 d e g ten m ixU num , PMlly
r^ H |* < e c i? Sl.23. WIs. Cobbltra, 3
W iin tti mlntmum II, 7
T tboi
Rut»i»," 1 c if 'aOcV N. D»k. D fK T ri­
umph*. 1 CM- »l.07\i. 3 e»r» ll.OS. 3
; can II. 1 car U per cen t U. B.. No. 1
Me: Cobblers BO per cen t tT. B / m . I.
i e*r SSo: 1 o r Ko. 1 90c. Uint^.. Ilol' tendale itc tlo n , a c tm dark color 80c;
unclaMltled, 1 car fl7>tc.
- B r United Prew
NATIONAL LEAGUE
F l n t Gnmc
R .H .E .
PUU burgh........000 ODO OiO-1 5
OlnclimRll ...... 012 030 Olx—7 13
Tobin, Bwlft. Urown and Todd;
Derringer nnd Lombiirdl.
'llUburgh .................... 010 101 1
Clnclnnotl ......................010,000 0 -1
Biiucrs And Todd; Moore hiid
Lombnrdl,
OhlcsgQ .....
8t, LouU ................................................
Phltadelpliln a t New Y o rk -c a n ­
celled, rain.
Doatoli at Brooklyn played In double-lieader yenterdny.
AMEItlCAN LKAUUE
(First Oame):
n i!E
Sf,Loulfl.......,.-.O03 030 000—0 13 2
Chicago ........ Ijo 000 03X -7 0 1
'rroiicr and Siilllviui; Lyons and
■Treali.
New York n t Plillndclpliln-cancelled by afrecm cn t of bolb cliiba,
, WMhlngton a t noaton-caiicclled.
threatening weatlter.
Delroil a t Olnvnliind « lll be played
M part ol doublcheadcr Biinday.
boleman In fan t Dies
[Shortly A fter*B irth
Oravealde rlt«« were held u l 4 p.
I- today a t the Twin Palln rrm elery
for the Infant daughter of Mr. and
K r r Craw Ooleman. Durley.
1^8 ChlW died m u mornlnir a t the
Twin'Falla county general hoap lu l
• e m a l h o u n a fte r blrUi. in term en t
^
under the dtreolinn of th e Twin
r a u mortuwy.
d b m o b im z e
ao lu.ro-Beiw Ul* ffmt luktlon to alarl
— g today. T he requUltlon*
Ing of vehkiiea
atopped an d men
In d T
iW 'so, lesi
IDAHO EVENING TIM ES, TW IN FALLS, IDAHO
ZECHS EXPRESS DISTRUST ON FUTURE HI
Japan’s Foreign
B and L ead er
Graders
A W «ES
DTO Wendell
Miiiister Resigns
Join School Band PROfESSlSTO
iM tO rA L L
PLAy FOR DANCE
LISICANDIDAIES
royalKtl
i l M ’S RAILS
Jack Mills end his orchestra will'
play In Twin Falla a t the Radio­
land ballroom on Saturday, Oct. 19.
a t a Bpcclal NBC celebration dnnce.
it was announced lhl&.altcmoon by
John Gardner, manager of K T7I.
Plana are now bctnR made lo have
a hookup with KSEI In. Pocatello
so th a t a special broadcast during
the dance can be released through
the Gate City aa a part of the
• cal station's celebrwlon.
The' station here, by the time
the celebration dance l*-held. will
be an outlet for NBC progranu.
G ardner said.
Mills' orchestra of 11 plecca has
filled contracts for botfl the NBC
and the CBS systems from Wichita.
S alt Lake City. Los Angeles, San
Francisco. Seattle, Denver and
Omaha. m UU will be here In p er­
son to. lead his group during the
celatraa^ly i .'dance._________
fir m v o u a rAOKASD
PBAOOK, 8 « it. 30 (U .B -M iau iy
aatheriUM u iu m e d t u l l cantrDl of
n n m y t t<XU7 u th o cabinet m et
to consider,.the four-pow er Budetn ilin d M n e m e n t flgned a t U u Qlcb.
O n d to a lo n U a
received
vfUi
eIo6m and xuaplclon th e details of
how It to to be dtomembered to save
tUi< peace of Zorope.
l^iH itily gauge of oatlona] sentlmea fr-waa -th e d ovneaat eyes of the
- n u n on the BtrieU. These men askpeac»>-« jnat c m p e n sa tio n for the
loH o f ecenomlc, n i u t i r r and poUtleal Independence In th e ir *Ut«?
P rle e to o H if b ?
T b n wew a peaU nr of -what would
be left of th eir country ^ t e r Oer>
manjr. ■Bungarj', a n d P ^ a n d had
taken th e territory they claimed,
and which th eir negotiator*, G reat
Britain and Prance, signed away a t
y, th e four>p6wer conference In MU'
nieh yesterday.
T h ^ was a strong feeling here
th a t the price of peace n a y have,
been too high, u d a deep distrusti
o f AOOU HlUer’a future course after.
hia amnv hai4
Aiii4«f«n
^
f f ,. to
» .v -, —
• «r r wr
heretofore
had
proivlded
n a tu ra l defense
against loraalon from th e west.
W oaU B ath er Flgbt
■U M obnoilous to CMchoslovaks
was th e plan lo r sending a n ln te n a >
tlonal army '
pending the tran sfer to Germany.
Tliey beUered th a t such, a n arm y
would underm ine th e sovereignty of
.the gonm m en t, even 4 houili the
. troops toeluded n o O e ra a n s.
JA C K M IL L S
. WIU ■bring fa m e o s re c o rd -'
G i ^ ’. t « a g u e U n its '
(id on-Jfflll O u tin g s
W ENDELL
I
Mrs. Manuel Porter h as been elected a s lecturer of the Wendell
Orange, Uklng the place of Mrs.
Ray Tener.
Kenneth Lohner, former Wendell
.I.I M b . ; . l.« t
.Ith
Kenneth U now w ith the
. con
divi­
sion a t Sacramento, C allfarH e is
also a n amateur radio operator and
h as arranged to work signals with
Bob Guimlng. Wendell, on his re­
tu rn to Sacramento.
Junior and senior units of the
Twtn F ills high sciiool Q kls' league
were to hold the first annual fall
outing today.
Featuring a Gypsy trail theme the
Junior class girls accompanied by
the sponsor, Ml&s Bernice Babcock,
will iu*e
hike lo
to m
thee nome
home of Doris Reed
wiu
lo r jm jiu tiiw ju p p tr .
nrmrram
program.
Supper In Rock creek canyon near
the hosplUl with an evening of
games dlrecUd by Miss Madeline
Garvin Is the program planned by
the senior unit. .Mrs. Rose M. North
Is sponsor of this group.
WENDEIX. Sept. 30 <8peclal)
Tw enty-three students are enrolled
In the grade school beglnnlnr band
being Instructed by Ralph Adrian
Rose. O ther pupils will Join as soon
as they get inatnmienu.
The Instruments and . students
playing them a t present are: clarlnets,-ArvB'Nlelson. Phyllis Caldwell,
Beverly Simon, Leone Wlnegar,
Anna Belle Note. Edgar Yo;^g,
Marilyn Hoskins, Phyllis Zblncfen,
and Lorraine Huffaker: trumpets,
LuclUe Guimlng and Johnny S to a
baritone, Violet Olson; trombom
Hollis Flelachman; tuba. Don K ick'
m an; saxophone, Glen Malone. R.
V. Strickland; snare drum, Steve
B artlett and Bertha Rost:
drum, Fenton Haya and Junior Mc­
Nutt: cello, Louise King.
M argaret B arrett Is accompanist
for the new musical organliaUon.
R e c e p tio n P la n n e d
F o r N ew T e a c h e rs
New Junior and ‘senior high school
Uachers will be honorees a t a re­
ception next Oct. 4, a t the high
school auditorium, the JuniorSenior Parent-Teacher association
presiding as hosts.
PJans lor the event were made at
an exccutlvc board meeting yester­
day afternoon. Homer M. Davis,
superintendent, and Edward Rogel,
principal, will deliver th e addresses.
Mrs. J. D. Sinema, Mrs. George
Davidson, Mrs. Paul Taber and Mrs,
- .
BOISE, Sept. 30 (U .»-The state's
ewly-formed
Progressive
party
waited today for a filing fee fronl
V. A. Vcrhel of. SagJe,-Jta-cholce
for U, S. senator, in order to com ­
plete the party's general election
ticket.
Verhei had until five p. m. to­
day to telegraph the money neces­
sary for his formal filing an d oeruricatlon as a candidate a t th e sec­
t a r y of stale's office.
‘
A shift occurred In tho party's
41neup when Mrs. M ayte Flack of
Meridian declined to run for lieu­
tenant-governor. E ugene,O ooia of
Wendell, candidate for secretary of
slate, withdrew from th a t office and
filed for lieutenant-governor. The
party will have no candidate for
secretary of state.
Other candidates on the Progresalve list are:
Governor, State Senator R. B.
Wilson of Emmett.
Lewiston.^
State auditor. Eliza Buckland,
Thorn ton.
TOKYO, Sept. 30 (aW -Oen Karushlge Dgakl, foreign minister, re­ 5 s s i
signed today as tho result of disa­ I t of a 4
greement with other cabinet min­ p t p e r / j
isters’ on the-creation of a special
lUl committee to lake
charge of Japanese affairs In China.
-Government elrclc* said Japan's
foreltn policy would not be chang­
ed essentially by Ugakl's resigna­
tion. •
ble with th« govemmisnt »nd ta on
th e ^ o ly Bee's Index of p ro h ib its
; reading.
Wlne-cork moths lay their eggs
» and accusing on the corks' of wins b o t t l e aiid
T h e news- th e caterpillars live on * diet of
,
1 Id trou- cork.
P h y sic al E x a m s
ALBION. Sept. 30 (Special)—Dr.
Sater. assisted by Miss ESfle Hug­
gins, school nurse, ond Irene Buck­
ley. physical education director for
women, has been conducting phy­
sical examinations for the normal
school studenta. This work was
started Thursday.
MEN OUTNUMBEB WOMEN
CANBERRA. Australia (U.R) EVery state' in A ustralia continues
predontlnantly male. Out i p f a
total population for tho c o A 4 | g
of 6,66l.MS, rhales number 3.481,871 and females, 3,3W,#77.
Gwendolyn H crtzog
^
ANNODNCES
D em onstration and Sales
of the
M erle N o rm a n
C osm etics
T h u i Accronns
boconslderodatdliortaniaeroxbanlshM
IdarAdaidliottaniCloroxbanlUtM
scorch ond tnlldaw oailly from your wfilla ond
eotor-foit coWoni and llnani ... olio ramovat fruit,
btrry, bavaraga. Aowar, g ra ii, bloodi many Ink,
dy». madleint ond othar itolns. Yoo con treif your
tTMiurad llnans to Clorox. . . no lima or odds to
waokan fabric*. Cloro* hoi many panonoi ond
other utat. Simply follo« diractlont on tha lobat
.1
a t tfie
EUGENE
BEAUTY STUDIO
Phone 69
Appointments
_____r-commlttee..
will be in charge.
, Mrs. W, R. Chase was elected vice
president, filling a vacancy crei
by the resignation of Mrs. Clapde
Detweller.
Junior high school students and
senior high school students will be
entertained a t a skating party Oct.
Beavers wer? located within 30 7, Mrs. John Rasmussen, chslrm an
Bowever careful th e w riter may
"bt. signatures are never written miles of New York's Broadway in of th e recreation committee, a n ­
1933.
nounced.
twice exactly the Same.
W E CONTINUE"
OUR PRE-INMNTORY
: E v sry o n e w ith w h o m I ta U u d ,
-from Id lers t o p o litic a l le a d e rs , eon*
wouH r a i& e r ^ v e fought th an
feied dlamemberment, a n d th a t the
•orreoder of territonr was a aacri*
Um th a t it B ad e n o t f o r lU own
w elare, b u t to aava Uw re s t of B uro p t Irom war. Tbey believed th a t
~ tl»-«W rB iU o » u l Of S u w p e did not^
STO CK
-liilb ’ *lW6dale.tltii
H IC K B IL
R
:^ A a -^ o q trta a d liig h e r d s ir e fro ia
U te L . J . I to c k lQ c k H o ls te in h e rd .
.m ill U ft f v u b r o th e r t o C o lo n y F lood
.< M a n tb t, g r e a t b ro o d oow a n d
'' ttB u r ^ r tf ii.' w ln n tt i n 'Um C olony
i low , U m
•
1^1
NOMIEBLASTS
AI I D E PACTS
,
CANDY
Regular Be bara go In this clear­
ance I ProducU of General Foods
^ ^ ^ O to h a n acc u sed t h e N ew D eal u
rM ponalble f o r th e p lig h t o f th e
I m r
u n d e r th e p r e a e n t low
prioea. B o a sse rte d t h a t r e s to ra tio n
Q ( 'h l |h e r fa rm p rle e a “ is th e o nly
m a th o d ” by w h ic h tn d u s l r U l a n d
w e n jB lo y m e n t p ro b le m s c a n be
O ii CMiifiMIng IM M from
MUNNV
c | i O
CLEARANd
O O O D m O . S e p t; 30 (S p eelaU R e p ea l o f th e rec ip ro c a l tr a d e tr e a ty
a c t « s a d e trim e n t to A a w rlo a n farm *
a n w a r 'a d v o c a te d h e r e y e sterd a y
)9 D o n ald A. C a lla h a n , R e p u b lic an
M o a to fla l c a n d id a te , a t a n open
raa atfB f sp o n so red b y R e p u b lic an
' H en ry D w o n h a k , O . O . k co n g re ssjo n a l D ominee, r a p p e d th e New
D eal f o r c u ttin g do w n p ro d y c ilo n o f
. f U |a r b a ats, a n im p o r ta n t c a sh crop
U IdAho. " w l« n o n ly 33 p e r c e n t
,» f, s u g a r uaed In th is c o u n try ' U
i m m in th « U n ite d a u t e a . D w cr. .U u ltR liQ d a n a n d s d t h a t n o A m e r.
i o u ^ p a s h a ll in v a d e fo re ig n to il.
B o th O aU ahan a n d D w o rsiiak
o O Q duoted.a one> day o o n u c t tr ip
t h r ^ t a th is c o u n ty y e s te r d a y . TliBy
• •p o to -.-a fr-ie v e ra l r u r a l - s p o u , in ' (U udli^ th e BIU p y ia r a n c h . T h e
spon so red bjr O . O , P . w o; jw M w as a t m o n I n Q o o d ln g .
U
N
Shop Early » u r d a y
a v e ra g e ln Idaho.
m ily a rt
B
w ith re d u c e d p r ic ^ g h f it will
m a in ta in th e m e m m n d is in g
leadership ofyou rSafm ay Stores!
f k a a d rS unU U ne" e o « . w h o h a s six
« s e e i i o f '6 0 0 p o u n d s 'o f
i c M - d u m U k ln g . S h e c ld th e n t i n g o T ^ U i
.... „ p o r d in g .t o M . B . N k . . - . .o f Y p rU w id . O r e , is . t h e h ig h e st
ty p i o la a ilfk a tio n a n a n im a l c a n
• rao a iv t fi« iA -U ie N a t io n a l BcOsUtln
b m
E
—every one of them tasty, de­
licious and nutritious.
L ucky , lndcc(|,
those people for whom life hiis n evrr
lost ila rom ontic, <9vor>chniiging Uirills. Fresli, vital, youth­
fu l In m ind and b o d y . . . ihey enjoy each d ay lo.ihe fullcsi.
Yo\i know th at vitalily gives a zosl to living. You know,
too, that ry e is a g ra in rich In nourishm ent.
W ouldn’t it be w onderful to Itnjto (Iuh wholesom e grain
in a hew a n d le m p U n g re a d y -to -c a l c e r e a l? T b a l’e
exactly whqt K ellogg now gives you I
J u st think! Y ou can s it down l» a
m ln tra ti) .......... ...
3.6
Careat oili (for fuaU
1.1
PEA NU T
BUTTER
IJ lb. jar
a now bank-note. W ith « tangy rye
flavor, th a t m ak e s y o u th in k o f
Your F a v o rite llninil
■■^ ra g ra a t, am n m t .
}•,]■
C .p |» r ..tJ > n | . p . r l | .
‘■I.UNCir IIO X "
YouMl
enjoy this delicioua ce rea l with m ilk
6 r o re a ^ .
M ad e b y K e llo g g in
B alllo Creek;
FOOD fOa-^riTNISS
ALURYE
FLAKES
■ U -
2if!
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