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o f D ir ig ib le i^ ill C r a f t ; “ » W it l i Fuel fo r Long F l ig h t ; w
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lA K E H U R S T. AIIB- 0 — A score o t.|------p lp w wlntllnK th p lr wuy in lo the s lKcr
--------- frum e o t - th ir -d tr ig lb lc -O ra r-Z e p p e im ij II■ hlsised a iid wriiJied today w ith and f |
’ _ l i id ro 8cn Uelnjf pumpect In to the great'' ship fo r her takcoW Jon io rrow 'on thC ;.......
>’ f lr s l' t l lK lil around the w dfldhy a llRhtcr-___ -.iiu in ? a lr_ 8)ilp.__________________ . .
L ltu te na m Comihander Zeno W lcka.; U nited SU les nuvy officer In charue o l ;
--------- th f 'reluuliriigT'i a i q- tn rn a E lrT O ild - fa e t;—completed tomorrow noon and o il would D o lj(‘ In T jkpolt,...
:_____ l?r. t l i r p m m mandtT Qf l lu*_____- . C riif, w iU l» New Y ork today, but Will r e - ; - -
tu rn lontorrow neon to superintend! • form al preparations fo r the lonB f lig h t. 1
Uelwecti orders lo the reJuclllnK crew j today Commander W lc ts told reporter.^! lu- had resigned from the navy, c ffe c -| live August 0. and would ihc rcu fle r be-i® ‘ employed as httiinar and construcUon huperlnUtndent a l •.lie Akron. Ohio, 1° >
■plant c f the Ooodyeur Zeppelin c o m -^ n t puny, w hich la now bu lldlna a haiiKar 1 a t in which there w ill be constructed
______U m -A in rr la m . imvy.g^u?j>lr9hlP’! - y«9h-!J>ltlJtwice as larne as the O ra f Zeppelin. , 1 swej
l* « « n * e rT .J . l N ot Known j gThe complete puisenKcr lis t had n o t ; .
been made public today but « ve ra l • names were- learned. T lie H am buni- j
---------American line-announced l l had sold,S3000 tickets fo r the entire tr ip to W ll-
■“ ■■■llamTi; U-eds. Bon of the late ■•tin plate B“ Vi, k ins ." and husband o f the lorn ie r p r ln - • crss Xenia o f Russia: Jo.ichlm Rickard, .flu**' a w rite r of-Boston, Maasuchusett.s. a n d ] » M adrid. Cpaln: and O lto -H ililg . a L lbcr- ,slocl ly . New York. pholo«raphcr. fo li
D r. Eckener expccts to be back at U ke lm rs t In about a month, having o r * , ranged fo r refiielllnK stops u i Friedrich- T l
-------- Bhafen. Tokyo and Los-A"#®*®"- H is ; tlculcourse between the«e po lnu w ill be de- day
‘^termmod by %'cottter eonc illioua.~ jih e ■! Ever since Ihe Ctrat k nd re< lfra a i O cr- ' ed t
many Sunday, coinpte llng lU th ird I the---------ercmlng of- t h e -rtt lan tte; -ninr lBea- hBV-t**U»
patrolled the lian ga r where the O m f lies ; h i berlhed beside her smaller sister tlie :w ipe Los Angeles und two l it t le navy blimps. 1 n tn l w ith tt wory eye Jor stowaways, T lie ;V e g8 O ra f has carrlcd stowaways on her last |s a lt two cccnn voyages, but Or, Eckener i s , in delcrm lned ta have no unexi>ecied guests > oiie t on any part n( Ihe w orld f lig h t. . ic iiil
A lbert Busiikow. the Oerman boy w h o , nt a l stewed away a i Fnedrlc^shafen. s il li lre p n uas held by Im m igra tion omccrs a t ; t i : Glouchester. New Jersey, today lo r de- was
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• KENOSHA. Wls,. Aug. 0 (4->-Ten per- A t .sons were burned in an automobile wasl cra.ih near here lo n lth l. five o f them wayi>robably fa ta lly , ------
1‘m pped In o closed car th a t bec.ime <C a vcrllnb le fu rnace, when 11 overturned In a d itch, two women and three T n children were Uie mast severely hu rt, n n Two men In the pa rty and three mo- U U
-------- to rists « h o came to th e ir rescue. »Tre ile.-<s seriously burned.*
— — The lnjiin«d-®re!-------— — ------------------ 1 - -Charles A ld ukw . 36: M r* . Dora I
Aidukflji. 39; Raymond Aldukas. G; n ion tlis ; Jow ph M arkw ens.-41: MW. t
wrns, 13, Chicago: Stanley Newberry, i L aKejiosha. and John Cohn, o» d_\V a lte r_____ _
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SA LT l a k e c r r v . auk . c i-»*>-a , - f i ,.Miiall coupe plunged from the highway ; mine
_____ at the^m outh o f M ilL C rw k canyon, le r ijt r.•outheosl o f here today. ( lU l ly In ju r* • deatl lug one youth and seriously in ju ring | vour two oUier occupanU o f the car. ance
Oeraid W lilU ake r. 17. son o f -M r. I t and Mrs. Sidney J .-W W tu kcr.'d ie d U>- extei n lg h i from a fractured skull and i n t r f dlstri nnl In turles. a few h a u rt t>i/> a r . i cldent. mine
---------- M lItaa -W U U anuu-J« ,-rt« lved -a ‘l« > - tag tken arm and poaslble In ternal in juries, conu and Grace Jonea. n , was severely In - have Jured. - . well
'T h e ca r skidded on a tu rn tn the The road, le f i the highway, hurdled a 15- were fool rock w all and roiled o \e r several Umes. T h
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duct'dea lers under th e Idaho U w r t - Qulrtn* everyone engaged tn bu rln g and
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th e sU te d e iw ir trn e n te r fa trtn j Everyone.Vhethercmsh b o re ro rc o m - , t , i J
mission man. Is required now to be 11- nnen censed, except eooper»UTe*. explained i W. A. D arU . aaalslanr ccn u n lis io b e r'o rtn r O agriculture. 7^ exemtlon sUoWed cash I b u y tn vas temovcd tor ih e le tW a - • «n: lure.. U n d e r ^ e te m a o< th e la w -d j» l« j» JlJSr
-------*a d J a -a u fe 0C -i deattbrraeb-«f c o n trK t w ltb .ih e f ar a i w i r w U u t whom U>ey buy, th e ir UoeoM «ao--to i u m
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LKASED WnU! MEMBnt 01>AailOClATBO HHESa - - __________
L i t t le Kansas G ir l )__Ries In _ . M ( c m p t_ T o ,
Save B ro th ir ’s L ife I
• HUTCHINSON. Kansas, Aujr. 0 i'Loiiisp W llfv . »lic. t ^ n y wn< j____
electrocuted tir tc r w iving her bro th- ie r from a s im ila r death. Her nine* |year-old brother, Roy. who w ui 'ployliiK on the roof o f a shrd, ; touched on electric wire and was un- p v ; oble to .loosen h is grip. W hile a neighbor ran fo r a rope to pu ll liic ^boy free the w ire. LauL-ie climbed , ^to the roof, grabbed iho wire und '■shook her brother loose. ; e
The shock hurled her ajialnst a ]hiKh voltajte w ire. She d k d In- i IM an lly . T fle only In ju ry Kulfericl !by the boy wus u burned hand. '
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Downpour Cau.ses Death of item?
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ty Damage o f $275,000--------- • Tl:
LAS VEOAS. N c v Aug. C <,V^-I.os.s I if two lives and du^nu^e roughly e a il- ' iiated a t 5275;00O'wcre countcd here to*- lay as the coats o i severe rainstorms o: Y® he last three duy.r |J|* |S trik ing through n 100>mlle te ir lto ry
he downpour wiped out a ha lf construc- ed IrriKOtlun dam ut Mesquite. Arizona. _____ w ept'aw ay bridse.s'. cuusin ij^ ir ir'eigiit' ru in engine to carry lt.s crew o f two to Ic'ath. and in u nd a tln x . highways, dc- troylng some of them as welt a.n grazinK ind faVm land.s.The latest dama|{e reported was de:i
truc tlon o f the V irg in r ive r dum' which t (c :ovt;-Way before, th t rains, pouring o ff j he nearby mountoin.s and Hooded Mes* ’ t m i lu lte and the adJolnin(r valley. ! I H I
Heavy damage was In flicted on live- * ” * lock, much o f which was drowned, and ' i 0 Irriga tion system:!.' | I
Downpour Cauies Break The dam break which followed a par-
Icu ln rly heavy downpour early M on- lay occurred shortly a fte r a tra in otne •itn a i ia f i- 'i ia rU u tt i ' i'f l i i r tiaq p iung-:i t r {ct'd Uirough a broken brldt^e. drowning j u j f he E n g ln e e r^ F ra ^ Quinn, itnd tho yJile
H ighways about the dam areo were FJ.'Iped out. Near here the rains ob llie r- Loul t« l sections o f th ^ .L o s Angeles'-Laa C/i’ega.\rond and damaged the Las Vegas- own«;alt U k e C lly iilghw ay. F lIncomplete estimates placed the dam - ter's
tie arOund Las Vegosai$75,000, H na n- H iia l loss In the dam area was calculated fa ltet about S20Q.OOO,, tliree-fourths of which Into(■presented the ruined dam. PlanTlie weakened condition o f the dam lapp<
las a.uerialned some hours before Its ley vUppoKs C011flpsed'und'rc«!dciils‘* b r i l ie ~ T hndangered valley had ample tim e to desti lee to higher ground.
Mesquite which has a population In* ludhiK the surrounding valley o f aboul 300. was flooded In sections lo a depth■f five and one-half feet. Aboui 15.000 acre feel of water had
,-ashed ui>TK?niha n ie dum bcToveirBave---------•ay and there was no op jw rtun lty to save
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^ a b o r D ispute Invo lv ing ~40n0~Men Root o f Trouble
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n llC H A llE S T . Rumania. Aui:. 0 M-» •F lgh tliu t t>etween RumunUn coal liners o f the Lupenjr d istrict und gov-mment troopa.toflai-._rcauiii;d_ln-U ie _____coth o f 58 persons, w ith hundreds ounded. and no signs o f the dUturb- nce subsiding.I t U feared today's all-day battle w ill
itend throughout the entire Lupeny Istrict.
liners bi the root o f the trouble. D ur-tg the n ig h t sti'im fs werrre p o rte d i n --------m lra l o f the pow rr station a i^ to Bve put the d is lr lc t ta darkness as c ll as 4«topplng curren t to the mine*, he rep o ru na te d m ines s till i t work ere thus placed In danger.
F lg h l S la ris EsH.t T he flg h U n f sU rte d early this m om - « when the public prosecutor, ac- impanled b j Iroopa. arrived' on the «ne and made an unsucces'ful a t- ' m pt to medlate. He th rn read the o t act. T ile re ore conflicting r t ->fta wht t l>rr the-m tners ftred t i n t o r ---------helher the tn » p « fired on the rikers.
MUed and Moody encounters con- ;
R eporu from .Ih e region »u te the rlke U o f local o r i« ln and U not iQ- oenced by Com m unlsu.
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C hief Executive Convinced SSe. Government C;in No Long- cwy" er Postpone Action On P e n iten tia ry S i t u a t i o n j
iB y -T lie Assoclatcc! Pre*s) SIW ASHINGTON. AUg (3-C onvinced ra th
the ft>deral government can delay no jw rtlongcr-ln -re llevtaff-crowded eond ltloM — ureal n “ go « rn m e n to r-p riso iw .— President — thel:Hoover today outhuL-d a plan to pro- in tvide more nccommodailou.-i fo r federal po rtlaw violators In the lll^ llIu llons. dost
W iicn congress convenes for Ita reg^ »el iu la r setalon. the presldeni w ill asIT tlie “ pllC'necessary au th o rity und upiiropriatlons befolo t-a -n rv ls lo n -o f- th r- frd e ra l-p ^ l nys- — food ti>m. T lie p lan lncludf> an approprla-tlO U _O f__ fAfWlQOn fiir th.. . n i n iprlsQua-UlLAUaaLH__•rnd.Leaven w o rili K | | | . |and the probable eon.iiriicilon o f a new •■ 'U • prL-wn Bomewtiure in the northeastern .scrtlon of the country.
The pre.^ldent also hojK-a to rcllevu conKiaUon by . the appoim iiien l o f a larger \iu m e r o f probation officers so , q lha t-m o rc .p rl« jn? r.i cun be placed on V „ _ , probation. T lirough ii betlermenl of „ f,’ the probation system, Mr. Hoover is o f ^ ^ , the opinion th a t not only the prisoners w ill be benefltted - I ju l the good o f the ” federal govcrnm cnl wll) be .virycd.'' no rth---------------- IIold»-Confcr,H««.-----------------^ - ^ t n r
T lic chief executive lieii-rmlned u jw n weeks this jilu n o f proceediire following ex- tempU tended conferences w ith Attorney O cn- an d 40 cral M ltche l and Sanford Bates, Uie cutta new director o t prisoav which were ex- about
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- police CAMPBELL8 VILLB. Ky.. Aug. 6 ,(-»») t r < i
—A barnstorm ing .sludenrs airplane on th icmshrd In the center ot the business d ls- vide I:trlc t-here . late- today and the-young no stcfile r s n d iils panengen, Iwo ^am pbells- the boviile buslneas‘men. wenfklHed.' • • U o u t
The dead'on!:— loo un FRANCIS M ITC ni-XL. 25. Uie pilot,
Louisville. T /J o liCABL J:. CAJtTEll, 23, drUR store AO a*!
owner. ' ) FLAVK COUIITS. 23, clerk In Car-
ter 'f l.ttp rc.____________ _____________________Hundred.^ o f jier.'<oa< saw the plane sTT
fa lte r a t a helglu of about 500 feet, go S lie r lfIn to a .iipln and careen to the ground; outomriame.^ Iniped from the wreckasie and cusedlapped the walls of buildings in the o l- beganley where the plane struck. brush~ T iifT b 6dtes"o r-'a ii-th re< ''w c riru iiiios r T r t imdestroyed. proprl
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iC A rre A S 'C rrv ; aur . c-r,r>^Konaid T ily, Muskosce. Okluhomo. stupiwd [ here .today on hls tour o f the coun- n
pa ir o f pale blue puJoma*i, a strow | | t ond cone.rh e pajamas, he explained, ore a n o f his ‘ revo lt ui:aln.',t current \ jdcfl In men’fl slyle-i. a chlllJ jreezc I n iS ilch flopped tt pujnma Irt; caused M r, i i ly to shiver slightly. P iHe leaves tomorrow (or Dallas.
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SPOKANE. Aug. 0 i/»>/-A new andrather humorou-s msnuce wa.-; re- gPCiw rted from N orth Idulio forest tire m routureas where-fire-llKhiinK crews had ho uilth e ir food m ipplies puitn by bears behhuIn the Sondpoint rcslou. The re- M illie[w rts d id no t «ay whpilier. the ftre. controdestioylng th e ir cmiouiary food. forn la»el the beurs to ruvuKlntt the sup- «ver»' p lle .fro r-w h c th rr-th r '-nn tiH a i-m ea— ulsTncberore the tluincs und lound tlie j{u nd i
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______ seriouiL O N D O N , (Wednewla, M onilng)[J, 7 (4>) —A C Utnitta dlaiiatch to the illy M a ll says e lg iil pfnon« wrre k il l- and 20 in ju re d yesterday in a f l j h l Old
tween ju te m ill strikers and wutch- f ire fli and police a t Naliiaita. 240 miles zcns 6
r th o f C alcutta. tlan. '\im -vraH fe i*'TvdiitTST ir-*m -sifiiirsum e^bitT -eks ago w hen the rmpioyers a t- npled to introduce a CO.hour week eating d 40 per eenl o f the loom* in the Cal- ■ xoilb . tta areas were stopped. There a re j^ '*^ out 120.000 workers Idlr. “ Acrc
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DENVE31. Aug. Qi,*';-Denvcr has a, II nd ida te fo r the world's nieunc.u man. | 3 ilb e rt T liom pson, 14, rejwrted to lice today th a t he had given a stranK- t i as a down payment on a bicycle ^ilC
. the promise o f the stranger to pro- le h im g Job o l a ctore, Tliere was > store o t th e n d d im the man g a vc '^ '“-‘ -* e boy. The M n n u t U gane: the boy and ou t th e t4. has noplcycle and is s ti lt Demw>ung to r a job.-------- ^ ' P-'Kni
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S IT T fA iilE S . Idaho. Aug. C a'p — amus* lerKf's officers today discovered the (or M tomoblle in which Chet W art, oc- Pucln sed o f murder, escaped Smiday. and to ma gan organklng posses to bent tlie | m o |; ush fo r the fugitive.-.W ord Is charyed , lonich in “ 5 h {» tli« rT n > n :o i« m K in jln { rh Q U .': rr j i^ l oprletor. u lic r an orgum enl. jlead,
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SPOKANE. Aug. C — Plres raged 1 = = ^ rough the fore.Ms o f W ashington. Ida- r \ n n ...and-:M onuna-a«aln-:ioda j'-:lcavln i: j . U I I hind more th an 30.000 bla'ckcned ucre.i. | I J I j I jl le approxim ately 1000 men fo ug h i to ] n tro l the lldnies. In 'n o r th e rn C a ll- , rnla a scrions tire hod burned ove r, 111vcrolv hundred ac res^trie_S uK ar H l l l j ____l |strict ot the \f5aoc na ffo n a n rd re s l., .indi'cds of men .hod volunteered to ith t-th e -w n fln g ro tlo n .------------------— U - ----------Forw t aerial j io lro l planes sent f r o m lR e V . lokana-to-spol-new-tlrcs. wcre.h lnderca.l----------jiu ijk c _ _ e a n c L c lin a !N U e a ’J i l « i ® l ____E ;iiich crews were Olspatched by tru c k ! - - ,d pack tra in . H ot w ea th tr. low hu - j U j, idity. hlKh winds ond thunderstorms j , fostered hundrcd.-i of new blores. none rious, but a ll s lra ln fng the resources ol ^ e fore.sters und lim ber protective iis- .“ OI-clatlons to the utmost................
Oid F lr r * Creep O nward ^ 1,^ .Old flies crept onward and add itiona l his (u) e figh ting rcciM lla were sought. C iti* former ns 6r Kume regions feared a conserlp- Soft s in. where volunteers were n o t ava il- ihrouu
Montana fore.sters reported flames thousa ting Into many fo re s ts^ tho I ^ lo . M is- “ '’ “ u*’' l ib . Blackfoot and Fend O’K e llle had Whe d fires,Acro-vs the line In N orth Idaho, the “
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------- Budge,R ICHMOND. Va., Aug. 0 John jo n d C irla n d Po llard, staunch supporter o f r " ^ ; . i!' :Asym .tf t i ii iu i iu i 'u u o i r i i i Id ulM) o f A U red 'B . S m ith and a loyal ■ Aetl' firiocrat In t i i * . l «28 prrs ldentla l cam t. fei»sloti iIkii, today was nom lnnicd by v i r * F rank Ilia Democrats fo r governor, treb ling W orth e combined vote o f hU lv;o oppo- W. M ■nls. O. W a lte r Mapi> ond Rosewell Cough! iKe. and LW ith I2iD o f tile state’s IM l prer iici.s reported. M r. Pollord l i o < l ° ® ^ tiussed o W » 'o r82507-v5 l?T tb -2T .C 42-^ ‘ ' « r ; r M r. Mopp and 35K fo r M r, Puge. eclncw unreport?d would be unable m ate ria lly change the to tal. de?".u '
Mopp headquorters at 10:30 o'clock w iiio n n ich l conceded ihe nom ination to .n nd h r r T o n i r a r ^ l i r i r e i i lo y h ik u 40W W lcially Id, learned
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B a t t l e o f M a n i l a B a y i
M a y R e S o ld f o r J u n k | | j
“ H ILA D E LP ltrA . Aug. 0 (/TV-Un- j s congress paw n a meaaiire to i
wey'a (lag.^hlp a l the battle o f in lla bay, may be scrapped and d fo r Junk.This. In the opinion o f offllca ls a t t » i * I • e P lilladelphla navy yard. I,* the r l O t . nlflcance o f a recommendation to j , e secretary of ihe navy by a board i I ’ lS inspection and jfurvey which In - ,
ected the fa n io iw cruiser on Au- ' B r : 21 2, She hu--< rested there In hon- | ib le retirement hiner her la.st proud i P j. , >—lliu t of brinKin^ the body o( the i iknow n Soldier back from France,
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-------- - ing reeiOISE. Auk. « i'V )-"H e was beloved 3od .and nien_whu»e ^memory Is o id lction.’’ 11. , _.i,lus the Rev. ncn il 8 . K c j i r r closed *'‘ ® * “ funeral sermon ihLs ni6rn liu : over le r Governor James H. Hawley.
s tra ins of; orgon m iu lc throbbed u ijh St. John's coihedral <iurlng
isands o f Idahoans, prominent and :UrC, T l\i* Ihen the car bearing his casket „ hert the gales of M orrU H ill cemc- . the last cur In the moving cortege “
barely pawed thc_uovemor.’s _ la w _ ..^ ,, :o on M ain street, a mile ond >»jyjnjg_
bock, Snmrm p ly solemn .service* a l the grave ,. ,, 5 olso conducted by F a llie r Keyrcr. ose friend for decades of the p lo - '•. statesman and devout Catholic. “ . „ _ ,h
Covexnor P a U b « « r “ ' Sonorary pa ll bearers were O ovenior ,h ,C. Baldridge, C hief JusUce A lfred K ge. Federal Judges P. 8 . D ietrich 0 . c . Covanah. M ayor James
e, F T a w r M n r u n r s r r w . - A r c o u B n i i f ^ , J iir, m CriK l^. n r m m t Wood. C.Jarlhy an d .B .-K . U avlfc,- - . ------etlve pallbearer* . w e e ^ e f W p ro - , *!
nk Fletcher. Carl Dlrka, Oscar thwlne. Sain S. O rlff in , C harles:Mock. Edward Duim . Jr.. W l l l | J * ^ ,
gh lin. E. P. Johnson. Franit Ensign Leo J, Falk. ‘
uh er K e j-« r ’s eulogy reviewed' ernor Hawley's long life in Idaho I , e -th e -R o ld -m ln in * -d a y s -« e -y e a ra + ^ rj.n i : his public service as legislator. < ric l ottorney. mayor and governor:; personal fr le n tfi^p s w ith Presl-1 nnT f
■s Cleveland. Roosevelt, T n t l and • . " k “ ion; his loyal old to church, school i |_ „ _ lio a m ta l-a t_ h ti- Ia lih :-a jMt..eapfcL4- ^ y the warm sympathy which h a d :. led fo r h im from clllzens o f a l l l f r r f ' , is o f life .the offectlona lc t i t le , ; [ iho s gn ind old m an." |
roaS E S HUNT SL-VYEIt ! “ O KKOA. W osh, Aug, 0 j)JV -C h a rles ; STOl rrapln. Ind ian accused o f sloylng Ills ] Cullouj rnf-d 'throw gh th e h llb today.- pur» -ru m iln I by a posse led by T w o G un" H arl. j InRtoni r d'Alene Ind ian resenatlop • po-1 ^ 'denn a n . - ........- .......................................- jh e re . t i
llOERlllNESE 5[OM STOP IR
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r e c m e H t - t o A r b i t r a t eed his
P o l lo w s - F e d e r a l A p c n t ’ s icep tedI tha t h<
iP e a c o o r P a c k U p '* O r d e r |nw tio n
--------- churchNEW Y d a k / iw e d n n d a r M or- ' , ngl Aux. 7 — A new peace oOO i> r» ly between the On Lr«ng and i>P .Sine t«nO'W as signed early to- i j by leaders o f bo th orihnlzatlBns the presence o f U nited SU les A t L IB I
rney Charies I t TalU e. 500 nieiEW YO RK.' AU». fl < ;»> -L«der8 o f the fU i On Leong and H ip S ing lon g^ field. •
se .smouldering rivalr> ' blaxed fo rth when g~ thc~At»ntlc~geatTO nl ~^«nt>~ nr *o !t .— 'J uico Sunday la .a _ w a r.lh a t.c a u 3e d ir ic k nu killings in two days, today agreed The
le tile th e ir d ifficu lties , .w ith D r. nwhed uel 6 . Young Chinese consul gen- a t II. w In New York, acting aa arb iter. around a conference »1 lh D r. Young and close b'
rles H. T u ttle . U n ited B u ie s i t t o r - „ ^ i n the leaders agreed on a m ice. ‘ i ‘
le tong leaders arranged to bring ne conference the o ffic ia l seals o f j . . . . • 'fa c t« n * fo r a ttachm en t to th e U n t i l s proclamaiions which w ill be rts, fd tn Chinatown. * '____ W llU S a i4 _ T e k ir» m » ^ . . iley also agreed to send telegram.* BOIS M»c rep re ae nu tlvn in o th e r la r te ra lu re - I In the countn*. eon la in lnc orders broughi ibe cena tlo o -o f-h oa tU ltles .-T he se ttiraey i
«is«M «■ p^<Mi t« .tifi« . f. SU le 1
m teadera from -ea ch to n t m et n i i MD r. T o u s t and T tttU e today, to - * n*x
t r w ith h a lf a doaen ne titra l C h i-
BdTuI o f hidden foe t who have 1-«T» M o r to e m b e n V i New Y e rt , 7 ^ 5 2 “ u t . New 4tne r. B 6*ta n and CW- *
^ ^ S S S d ' ^ oS T m S S ;e e w r e w f * :fe- o r pack nj>- order laaucd la a t Pnpda* L ' ^ . . ^ 1, i h i r ,
T O D A Y :
^ P A G E S — 5 C E N T S
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B r i n g s R e c o m m e n d a t io n
F r o m C h i e f M a g is t r a t e
(By The Associated Fress) • . AN81NO. Kansas, Aug. 0 - T w o . ' vlctft were k illed, one was wounded'l-three-e5caped-ln -a-dftri« t-dash-for~-i'r l y ' a f l h e Kansas state |« h lte n -'y here late today.ohn Heslop. o gujtrd. was woimded.Ix c o n v k u participated In the ok. cap iunng (our guards ond four Cr-^prtsTOersr^homnhey—uscdTum — •Id agotnst 'gullets In gaining Uie! ton gate In t lie lr 'd a s h fo r liberty.. here w a ^ o general' rio ting in c h os. u t ro d 'la it week a t the Leavenwo rtli' [« jn ira r 'h e r^ n > b f“ lhe escape p lo l ne d - iin n lh e r- iin k -ln -th e -e h a ln ^ 'o ^ ;— v lc l ' tip r ls ln s i over the epuht'ry' ln ; i i t weeks, o f ifh lc h President >ver look ro g n iu n ce today in mak-* recommendations fo r bettcrtnc con- .
ons in .federa l itcnol Institntlons. . /l l l la m Webb and &ob Collins were— - convicts killed. Collins look h is— when he saw he was about to bo
lured.ock K n igh t, another prisoner, was jnded.
Guard Wounded • . ^leslop, the guard, received a bu lle t m d 'l t r th i r ’lrtr. ' H ls 'i'ondtttuu' 1& i i u i ' iKerous.he break started when the six eon- la who made the dash fo r freedom -c brought to the surface a fte r a r’s work In Ihe nrlson mine, which , flQured in m utin ies ot - previous—; XS. '•iomthow the men obtained two au-* in tlc plsCols. Benching the surface
sextet made orlsonera o f four irds and four prisoners who wera imidated.[eslop was wounded by OolUiu when
guard tried to cscapiB from the ivtct'a grasp. One o f the .tour prta- irs w ho had been seised M hosuges . iM .to UeslO0'l.MICUe_«Q(LkQO!OMStL..
pU tot ftym y u i n y hand. • f---
l i e fo u r coavlcu lu rd to ah le id ithe • h t re lum ed v o lu n tiir lly to Uw ion.enklns. one’ o f the fugiUves. had e»-.. «d from prison before.'our Umea In recent years mutlnJes - I wholesale attem pted breaks at ainirhBTe-tJBeirBBreaTM:--------
MOURNS LOSS O F FLOWERS lO lSE, Aug. 0 (/p) — C lay Koelseh. rk .of Ihe supreme court, was m ou n i-
today the loss o f fine dahlias. aUi-
M . A fte r lunching on the Koelach t i l lawn, the horae had the flowehi .. tlpsseri.
BOOTLEGGER .SURRENDERS POKANE. Aug..G WV-OrvlHe M c- llough. last o f a quartet accused ofm lng li>;uor'from-Cqpadft Into-W gshr__ton w ith a tra in o f psck horses, sur- idered to the U nited States marshal •e -today.--------- ----------- ------- ------------------
)cateIlo Negroes Seek O rder A g a ins t Preacher
>OCATELLO. Aug. 6 In ju n c tio n ' itnst~ the -R er:-A .—AT'BanfcsrTJOSton— s asked in a su it filed today In d is- ;t court by Bethel Baptist c liurch o f M tello. to prevent the pastor from en- ih if iM f ii iu r c n ’M if iM ;---------------------------n»e acU on.sU U sjha t.B anks .lende rt,;^ his resignation Ju ly 33 and was ae- ited Jul>' 31. The com plaint charges •t he has neglected hU duties in con- itlon w lUi Uw ^ t o r a t e and th a t he
irch corporation.
0 Men B a ttle F ire InTexas_ Petro!eum .Field:_:
.nJERTY, Texas, Aug. 0 t/Pj— About men struggieti to n igh t to exllngtiish . fU m lng oU well Oolbear tn the H u U -
id. which caugnt. fire e a rly 'tod ay en the derricJi ligh ts were turned
C fnwn, »-m< s ligh tly h i i m ^ ____■he Republic Production company hed fire figh ting equipment to the it. which came tn last n ig h t flow lnc und 1500 barrels da lly. O ther wells le by. and the tow n o f DalsetU . were *: in dancer ba rrin g an unexpected ing northeast w ind.
l i f te d C o u rt Proposal I - T .: To Come BcforeXaw yeFg—.
OISE. Aug'.'e t/P>-^8eeauie"of'‘iKe ure-of aerera]-Im portant U sueM »-lie—- ligh t before Uw mee t liy . B o te » t- le y i today p m O e (c U 'li'lu t« i t la M l* ,
le B a r assoclatlcn opentnc F tld a rfdaho y*a«. • - — —'--------. propMat to provide a un ified c a n t -. UK irtM ie iU tA J rtU x CDodsti j o d m ^ Ban both d is tr ic t «adw ytM atw w TT>K“ >
I p l - .......... : ,‘ '{ '■ P f lg o T w o . ^ ___
fa iia iiB E B I lEES TO fO i . I M Olci'iTr;' I , ^y ' Rej)ublicans R e a ffirm Prc* „
; j ' vious A ction in ®ij ; a t in g E x is tin g Counter- Ij \ v a ilin g Clause On Cars
f ' 1 — - - - i! ; By, D. lIA ItO L D OLTVCR
,lA55CclatedPrcM Stoff w n te r i — ^ I > . ’W A8H IN O TO N . Aug. & -T h e senate p,f i finance com 'm ltlM Republicans. fn iraKcd-Lf ' In amqndliiK Uie house tn r l f f bill, today[ • rcduced ih c du ty on nutonioblles Iro m lc i
■ 35 10 10 per cent nnd reaffirm ed tn c ir . - i prcvJous action In cllin lnacln^ » ie f x - .w
i Ih tln * .coun icna lllnB c ln iiic p c rm lttii- i |cl- the United SWle» to rnLse ll< motor v c - ;c ip ; Ijlc le lo r l f r to meet forclan levies. • ctI By the chnnse. trucks vnlucd a v IcM ni9 iha n *1000 also would be duiwble s t.lO fc_ _ j j e r cent, but truck.'* worth more than 1 ^ ^ 1 0 0 0 and buses Jntcnclrd to carrj- lo o r t t
more ■’ liersons n-ouJd tte.ir the SS pci p; ccnt rate.
The existing law. which the house b il l m ' , d ltl not clmngc. provlde.i o duly o f 23 fji.______t>er Cent on n il motor vehicles and Oie p«
counlervallh tg n?riinRe«rriit: ;Previously, the tw l f f framers had In
e l im in a te , on ly the countervalllni!I clause. The cu t In d u ty decided upon ofH ------ today.-tliey-aaidrW flR-m nde-ftfW r-it-war or_ i____ if f t rn M th a t A lvan Macaulcv. presiden t pr----- - tif the IM clcar^ M e lo r company and iHcI . N ationa l Automobile Chamber of Com- Is ' i merce. hnd rever«ed his position and had be ; I ngrccd to both the du ty reduction and th ' •, countcrvn lllns clause e llm ln a t lv -
Mttcaujcy. together s lU i rep iV «n ta* i f . . — pj o ther automobile manufacturers, ho ' j recently appeared before. Uie fu ll f l - Jlc
' nance com m lttec In response lo nn In*: i v lta tlo n by Senator Reed. Republican, m
Pennsylvania and exprc.w d a w illing ness to the reduction to 10 per ecnt, but ■
' vaK lns provision. t iGives Reason
Com m ittee members declared the ren- I M n fo r exeeptlng more expensive henvy-
d u iy trucks and buse.-v from the lower d iity was the fa c t'U ia rU ie s o productswere b u ilt on order and were no t on a __^mass production basis. ......... ^ . ..
T lic house m tca on w all pnpeV, sen- Bltlzed and photognfphlc paper also were e llm lru ited du ring today’s revision pro- cess and e'xlstlng duties restored ,to the
■ mChairm an Sm oot w-os le&« optlmUtIc nbout the prospectA o f having the mea-
S___ B urt.ln .X Ina l fo rm .by. August 18. .when ,the »enat« rcconvenca. declaring I t ap- ^
■* pletc the work by th a t lim e; U n le » the ’ - b i l l la ready, the senate w ill meet a n d | . ^
“ ] reccMi” over tnree-oay periods. iC rltle lz lnB ' the tneaalire.. <3c3»tor
Swansdrt. D ^ o c ra t . V lfg ln la . ' In a ^ Bla:tcment Issued th rough the Demo- , c ra llc naUonal committee, declared It
'■ "bcstou'R on the m anufacturing In ter* fcsti a h igher ta r i f f than ever before ^
---------enJoy«i-b>^thenM»nd-wmlld->'g^e*t^y^n- ^crcase the jix to rtlo n practice by specifica lly favored m an iifac tu rlng Interests at Ih c expense o f the consuming public." j
CJIes V ear » *« k F J m rt* me- I --------- Sw oasoa.sa ld-thft.com m rrffc r ifp a tt-- flU
m ent y c a r to o k on business and Inter* i— . na tional trade piibllshed n few days ago
"con^pletely v lnd lca tr.i" the contention of thoM opposed to the Increases In the
j house bill.•T lie Breat Increases contemplated In
«hU b il l cannot be Justified i f Ihe aU te* . m ents o f the departm ent o f commcrce arc true.” the V irg in ia senator added.
Priva te Industries o f Europe contlnu*. ed today to fin d faMlt w ith the house
" - l a n f f b lll. e igh t commercial groups In • five countries protesting to the senate ~ finance committee throuuh diplom atic channels upon proposed increased du-
---------Ue3.on.a.acorcl.o{_com m odlllcs. . . . 'G reat B rita in . Holland. Portueal. F in - ' ,
____ ^Innd. and Latvla. Joined In the_latest ._I prole&t as Ihe finance cVrnmU'tee R e^
publicans pu t In anotlier long day o l , ' • to ll In revising the house measure. * '
•Fu tu re n ig h t sessions were abandoned lo r u ic present, bu t in i i ic ir atcad Chui^- ^
I man Smoot o rdertd m eetln js to begin nt "‘ 0:30 and end a t C o'clock.; SUKar w ill come up again tomorrow
wKh resumpUon of public hcarlnss by ' ' se* ^lo* tcsUniony on _ j
pos il.' calling fo r d u t lc r o f* from ?™o---------3 cent.'i a m un d t»r> raw sugar, the rates “
changing a.n the wholesale refined price lioes up or down.
____ :_ jr . . .0 ._0 a l l« h e r jc :c d o : - \v . - n . .0 ss.nssL%unt lrsi.sla:lve reprcsetiiatlve ol the American Pann Bureau Federation, and H . H. Pike. Jr.. New York, reprc*
. ^enUns theJfcrsU cy Interests in Cuba . . w ill be among thc.se appcarln ; lo te.itl- fy on the scale. Chairman Smoot has
........ ■*^-t»e.-«fOuM -*>»Ddon-thc-pro)cct-U- —hH Rep’jb llcan 'co llfaguea cn the com-
t h illle c 'd ld 't io l approve d m .-------------------Democratic members of the commit
tee and some Republicans already have exprcwed oppasltion to the plan, w h il;
; W ealem and Southern sugar Interests - also have sign ified disiatlsXactlon w iy j (
: , •
e R a in Exacts Heavy ‘T o l l i n S o u t h w e s t
^ : fconunuM ;Trom P A iV o t ii ) ---------~
but a tn ta ll pa rt of Ihrtsicck g ra x in j In_ the va lle r. _________ _________________ ________ W eather reports Indicated the worst _
ox. tn c stcrm s had paued. ‘---------Th e fitxmnse a lsh t o f o rd in a rily d r j
d e s m washes filled w ith s w ift streams o f w ater remain.
A . . M O R M O X S C T T u a re x T .^ ..........B A IT L A K B CTTY. Au*. « t-IV-OJcn-n . - '- d s le w u r W M q td te v h e re re iid e iit itu T T .. . . I . . . ■ n»d t a t h f M ila ta ra o p e flood n te n > _^4— «■
S V m fm b e n ct u iir - a - ■- - la MA ta
T W IN F A L L S I
HieVRaflwt I~ f o r e c a s t F O E TO D A Y A W ) TO*
M O R R O W ^FkJr » ijd n n H . b ir t scat* j , ' Ur«d. thBnderatonaa-lii.aoatheaat .p s r* ;I t ion. . • . ■ . .
I The m ercury reached the Ol-flegrec m ark here _ycBlerday. 2 dcgrecs'lilgher Uian Mohda>''s m axim un iraccordlng to the governmpnt weather ob.<erver. T h --,
' m in im um waa 63 degrees. or\D drgrers lower tlm n the m in im um temperature
• o f the previous day.
- P r e s i d e n t A c t s t o ~ ,s i
r R u i i i n d y C o u d i t i o tM ----------§I n F e d e r a l P r i s o n s o
' • „ In(Continued F rom P * je One)
: pedltcd by the reccnt outbreak a t "I Leavenworth. J'r | M r. Hoover said he con.sldcred over- wI [crowding In the prisons the causc o f « -.••In fin ite dem orallra tlon And the direct
catMc o f ou ib r« ik .i and {rouble." He d r - o;; I da red the Increased num ber of prl.-^on* o' ; era Li due to the gcncm l' Increuso In crim e w h ich led h im to .crcn le « com-
i m ission to Investigate federal law e n - ; “ I fo rcement nnd cou rt proceedurM.
Stat!.-<ties .which have been placed In H ' (he preitldent'K handa Khow--the-AUanta_R
prison Is W p e r 'c e n t-o v (T -e jip « c liy -Vw ith Lrnvenworth ho tu lng S7 per cent n: more ihmnter. th a n Intended lo r I ts ' s< rjuarters. A l these tw o 'ln s tltu llo iis 33 t l per cent o f the Inmate,i are narcotic t l
• act-vlolatOM .-ahd-J4-per-cent-ore.w ‘rv *-p : Ing terms fo r p ro h ib itio n vlolntlon-i. . 1>
Superintendent Bates Is the nu tjio r h o f the p lan fo r p lacinjr m ore prisoners w
. on probation and In U h e jio s the u p - . B' proval And bacirJnr o f tHe p r e i ld ^ . ' ~ -T n c pri«o n r d lr ec to r . h jrr-H ooven '« ld rT« Is convinced he can fin d a Inrger num - w b e r 'o f prlson'eni irh o m erit probation ki tl ia n the to ta l o f U iu e now accorded ni th a t llbe rly . A t present the />tnte oT federal probation officers U Inadequnte. I r however, to core fo r Incrcnscd'.proba* la i tlon. W ith new appropratlon*. It Is N hoped th a t m ore probation officers can 8i be appointed. • :
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--------- ' P'f i l e r " . Aug. tt ' isp cc la l to The N rw sV :^
—L. L. Breckenrldce. T w in Falls. w as 'S ' elected to .TOCceerf h ln u e lf a t Ihe nnnu'nJ, meeting o f the Idaho H am pshire Breed* • "* ers' asjioclatlon held In th e Women's bu ild ing a t the f&lrgrounda here th is evenlhg Im m edlntelv fo llow ing the ban-1 ^ quet tendered to aheep raisers by «he,“ K lw an ls club. O ther officers. M . C .; " C laar. Burlc j-. wn» reelected >ecre la r>-; ^ lre *.iu re r.— C harle i. -H ow land .. .C a n ir . ” bridge: Mra. M in n ie M ille r. W endell, fciid ” H . C. F inch. Soda uprtngs. were adA in ; elected to. constitu te. wUh the president anrf « > r.rrt iirv ,tH .« ^ l..^ r-> h r- bonr«1-o f ‘ -.f° dlr®c\ors o f the. t»»9^ l o n . TT'J. T ljo 're p o rt 'o f Ihb fr ta su re r showed a **
surp lus o f 1185 In Uie treasuo'. I t was !• vplcd u> d fvo lc U)ls to ndvertis lng Idaho H am jah lrcs. T lie board o f dlrectora was I _ authorl7.ed to f ix a aalar}^ fo r tfie w ere- j ' u ry -trea su re r. who has heretofore serv- ca w unout n .y , j j ,
n i 'T A I lX IW PLAN C A M T A iO N jo f ST. LO UIS. Aug. 6 i/I '^D lscua s lo n o f
m clhod.i to combat chain store m er* chancQslng by Independm t reUUers was i h'eafa as th e lw e U lh seiriT rannUttrcon^'H * vent Ion o f the American R eU lle rs ' as- d i soclatlon continued here today w ith ap- tri p ros lm a te ly 000 delegates presen t de
Z e r o H o u r o f G i a n t
G e r m a n Z e p p e l in '^" T a k e o f f A p p r o a c h e s a
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po rta tlo ii. nnil It was believed the cx- **' am ple-made of him would discourage other rom antic ymith» from attem p ting , ,to hide them selrrj: on th e ^ h lp .— ...........
L ieutenant S. F. R rlcheldorfer. aero*loa lca l-o fflce r-he rc_an iiounccd_ lon lcM .__th a t there was no |)rospect o f strong u, winds th a t m ight delay the takeo ff to morrow nlRht. He M id th o l lig h t « r la - -hlft n ftri h w ftr n-inrti a r r r __whlch.would be no olwtacle. ^
The marble qiiarrle^ o! Ita ly have nn ; ou tput valued a t one m illio n aterlln ;i. j '
__DQWH_ti3_ia70.II>prr were prln trH .tV .,. I__000,000 copies o f Webfiter-s s jw lllng book, j
^ o u w o t i l d n ’t p i i t g
s a c k o f f l o u r \
• i n t o o n e
mscuita n d e x p e c t s u c c e s s ■.
A n d cnitee ro u te d in b u lk 3 - ^ — can- n rvc r—M e 4 ik c . I IU U - .
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Cl fr j- herrj", i» roasted e^'cn^.'.. ;T h e fla\-or is con tro lled , »rfil I w h a t a fla\-or i t UJ '
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?•' (low ; R ider Leaps Sa fe ly IU"' ■ ______ ■ !» ;
BUHL.-Aug. 0—C ra s liln * U irbugh-the^Jft , jhowTOom o f the W. W. M o to r com pany.; jn,
ft motorcvxle being repaired b y A lm a tei Jensenrm echaiirc, till 6 UOWii' ir pat't to rr ’^ ,
IS o f A brick w all and went th rough a plate ;'g lass window, reven by six feet, M onday c .
" 'a fte rnoon. M r. Jensen had the m ach in e ,In gear and wusnstrldo I t when in some . .
nt m anner be started It on Ita w ild* r id e ..Jumping befcre l i struck the w a ll.' He> ,
r . W AS un injured. Cost o t the dnmagt! was of estimated n l »W. . a .c t M rs. Maud W addlngton. Florence Col- n. orado. and Mr.s. Hattie M lnger. C o lo rt* ch; 1. do Springs, were called hereby the de tttli 'go, In o f th e ir fa ther. Levi T . Kelley. They sci
,w ll l v is it relntlvc.s here before re tu rn ing , in j J. to t l ie lr homo.s early next week. an
' M r*. C a ll Samuels was hostess to the dej In H ighway Kenxlngton F riday a ftc rnoon .-Ju i ^ R o ll cnll WHS answered w llh ‘ 'W arm M i ly . W eather H in i i " and.C h ildren .o f the.:™* i t members were entertained d u rin g the «5 m • social hour. Plans were completed f o r , Ttt 13 th e annual fam ily picnic lo be held In Ic the c ity park August 18. The club made L ii •^plim a.fo r.gaan ingJn iIt-fO iU he.chlldrc> i's
, Ijon ic a t Boise to be shipped d u rin g the , j r ho liday season. .Dainty refreshm ents- rs were served-to- 14 m em bera-nnd flvo I l ) . , guests. : l ly—r— M .~M. V .-in - l*a ttrn rsuperln tenden t-o f-fo r i —echools-lier»i-who-ha*-6pont-tho4ait-alX4.£2i 1-■ week.'i altcndlnz suilin icr School n i B e r- ; res n keley. C aliforn ia, w iil re tu rn lo Buhl d next week. • , ' J)T Rev. and Mr.s. A. C. La th ro ^ nre .spend* , c. Ing a werk a t the BapllHk convention ;. I grounds near E.isley. M r. and M rs. B . ; is -N. HoU fihd Rev.-and-Mrs.- W ; Temple-;— i n Starkey, Tu-ln Falls, accompanied Ihcm.
1 The Womcn-R'Forclgn-M lsslonfm' so— ^ clety of the Baptist church w ill meet
m in rs d a y afternoon a l the church. ' ^ M r. and Mrs. Ix-cnnrd Staten ore p a r - .
—;-cnUM>fwi-M>n-born-Augu«t~3.--------------------' Mls.% Sophie M iller. CeHltlc. Is the
r . g iieal of her brother, M h rtln M ille r,I ! '-M n". Flctchcr Sk lllc rn nnd M rs. H arry
Webber were hoMesses a t a p icn ic KUp- ’ _ _ per a t the home of M r. Webber M onday fC
.y;eyening.-lK>norlnj-M l8S Sophlo M ille r,
I The body of Mrs. Della Ryan, CO, who . ' made her home here fo r the last fivei
: j'enr*. was 'shipped to O'CooTa. Nebrna- ka, Sunday morning fo r b u ria l beside
. the gravft of her husband., M r». Ryan i _
. d ied Saturday morning fo llow ing a brie f l i « : Illness. Tne body was accompanied b y !‘I tw o daughters. Miss Ellt.-ibelh Ryan and , J c , , ‘ M ls8 Ada Rynn. w llh whom‘ decea sca j|^ .j mnde her home., and'by her son, C !yd4Bc. 1
M « . p lyde Ryan w ill leave S a tu rd oy^M r ;,.: fo r-a-m onths v is it w ith re latives n t B ru e l., t Iu
^ :M r . Ryan. ' ’ ' j o r i] ' , . — ------------i. I, ■ " |8 h !
_ I CRAKH F A TA I. TO M OTOR IST ' »m , i B A T TL E MOUNTAIN. Nev.. Aug. 6 fr lc• j(yr>—Ethel Johnson, belln-ed to have.m ot* ! relatives in D etro it, was In vu n tly killed-^O rl ';th t-< afternoon'W hen a c»in>e rhe w a iH vA;
(d riv in g a t a h igh rate of jp r r r t o v e r- id re •tu rned on the highway two miles w est;flk< o f here. wfti
f i ------------------------ --- I n iHFw^T IN TENSE IN TE .\AS ' ^
" I D ALLAS . Texas. Aug. 6 (/!»)—The gen ^ i e « i “ w«nntcH5C~inrouBnoiirTuxBff;n>5T«8t - day. bu t there were no known pros* 8 w• ira tlons. W Ieh lta Falls per.^plred t l lO B iM r
degrees fo r the sccond time ih ls sum* T in m rr . and a t lea.<>t three other cities lla i fe lt temi>cralurcs above 100. E
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RENO. ^ e v .. Aug. 8 W t—W a lte r’ S ., uat $ O lffo rd . president of the A m erican ;e ra
Telephone and Telegraph com pany.; ta\i who was divorced In Reno ycMenlay , nn<
rn fte r iio o n 'h y Florence P ltnum O lffo rd .-Jdn I ha* agreed to pay her »l66rt 6<3 as a l l - f t ln p m ony m on th ly u n til her death or r e - ' late
marrlaRe. i t a-a* lenrnrri {<{d.'jv In dJ j* 're t* i r lc t coiij-t when Ihe papers in the d l'- ig a l
vorce su it were un.valed. .................. A
— Ch»lk-ls-composed-alm«(it-<>ntlrely-of-an« s the shells o f l l t l le sea animals.
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tl! . - . * . , be th e rn c jjiiH o f e n jo y in g
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C K IC AO O ; A i i r ^ m - T h e b ^ y o f “ A m an found in ' a h o u l hero 8und»y
. w ith the th ro a t s luh ed . was te nU - Uvely Id e n tif le d 'to d iy ox th o l o f Tony B ro tle m r a catcher. fo rm orly -«4 tluU ie D aytoni baxcbal], c lub o f the Central r
j league. I O fflc la lJ i said Indications were 1 ith s m a ll had cQtnAilttcd suleidc. . , 1 F ro m , D ayton U was learned tha t IB ro ttcm . had been given hU uncondi- ;t)ona l release tw o weeks ago.
A Jclt*J‘ “ *ddrB«Md to B ro tlem Jjj I care o f the D ayton club, which hod been fo rw arded from Erie. Pennsyl*
-van la .~w aa_fotu>d^ln-thc man's cloth*: ing. I I boro th ft signature o f B ro l* - tcm 's sister and was postmarked Ta* t4
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S a n d p ^ i n t W o m a n G o l f e r ^
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’ TAC O M A. Aug. 6 m —M ri. G uy R Ie - ! gel. Spokane, t l t l lk t , defeated Mrs. w . P
'A . K lrkm a n . Bondpolnt. Idaho, fo u r iO and three. In th e womcn'.s state go lf P cham pionship on th ; F ire Cre.ti club . t) course here today. Mrs. 11. O. Young,' h:
. Seattle, fo rm e r state chnmplon. e llm -iM
. Inated M rs. Dewey Busch. Tacoma, five > la nnd four, w h ile M rs. L. W llcy. R a tt le , to defeated M l5 « -B c tly * -M flrt lh : 'Tacoihn ,"
-Ju n io r-r.to tc cham pion. .‘ Ix and - five. : g M rs .'F re d Jackson, Seattle, twice fo r- k
-m e r sta te cham pion. m ad P -a-brllllanL i-ji ■ « 5 -to de feat-&U m M nrjo rlc Jeffrle.-t.-^v ,Tttcom n star, three and two.
G o ld i e H e s s U n a b l e »o i «■
-----------^ M c o t . 2 W i l d c a l ^ G a r t e r -J;; i -------- g1I LOS A N O E LE S .-A U B -C -tiJ -^ Iua b lU _ : lly . o f Goldie Hess. Ocenn Par. C nll- sc -fornlar'junloc~U({hiwolnhU-to.flRht.^be*..ldi eau^r o f a serious boll on his r igh t arm, k
r re sm u a .m TtTtodt» j^n"xo'm prctc--.ca ii- i-tt ' cella tlon o f to n igh t's boxing program. - q I Hess was scheduled to meet Leslie ! - | ' iW lldca t) C arte r, sen ttic negro. In a ; lO-round bout.
i_P K 0 S K C U T O rt.S _A III I.OSE.S JOB D S E ATTLE. Aug. 6 (vTV-Edwln U. iT o d T j ]
D r ly oll. deputy prosecuting' attorney. | was dismissed from t l ia t office today;
; by Prosecutor Sw ing D . Colvin, fo llow ing < an InvesUgntlon o f charges tha t UrL'.-j
Icon had been d rin k in g p rio r lo an a u * ; 'TOOTobHe-flccldeot-jjwt-nWhir— DrtseoI^T— ■ wtw released fro m the c ity Jnll on h is ; personal recognizance. (
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». ■ — V i ” 'I F I D E i ^ * t f . 0 -'Special to The ti^w sl i I ’,' [ - S i t f M P I K l c e s fo r Opal R u \h 'W ll- ! | 5 'iM R T w e re h n B ^ o m the F iler M e th o - . j . j f k t church S t ji lfc y afternoon, w ith a i , K r g e number o f n ie nd s present. Uev. 1 , IC. E .'H elm an waa In cha rgf of the Rer*: ^L»iU «. nnri-nrai..-r.M-n« o f fr r r f l bv R rv 'M r. O ro u l o f the M cuiionlU ' c liurch.; p i r e c vocal riu jnticrs were given by; .
lO rou t. T . D. "w ilM h and Mrs.' au> -;‘ 9 I Shearer. PallbrfilrerH. chosen from ; ^ I among rchoolsnatra and In tlm n te ifo frlend.’i. were'CTale nevcrcombe. f le r - -d i m an H e lflkc r. O rcn • A llison. Vernon pc O rlm m . RaliOi B to m j and Pay H n ib - - ivny. Honorary pallbearers were M ll-
flke r. Ella M a in Oreavce. E lino r Ed- ;__ wards. Velma O rlm m and Helen Wnite. — In term en t was l i i . « Ie r cemetery.
M iM Wllllam.-r died In the county general hospita l las t Thursday a t th?
-« g e -o f-3 1—« f t^T—*-pro longed—lU n c ii .— S urv iv ing are her parents. M r. and , Mra. C. O. W illiam s: ty o sisters. Mr.v T lie rm n Comegy* aiid Ml.vi Helen W illiams. and a brother. H arley WIIIlllln^.
Deceased was bont In Jefferson comity . Nebraska, and'cam e w ith her par-! entfi In lO Il H te r. where she print- uated from high school. In 1024. A lte r, graduating from Alb ion nbnnal .'he taM glil school In Maroa fo r two ypnrx. nnd then a ttended-the U niversity of
•Idaho, where she waa fo rc c d jo d lico n -. - [''tlnue her studlc.s l>ecause of lllne.w She ' later w ent to Phoenix. Arizona, but •returned home when she fo iled lo re -,I gain her health. I
Am ong~thnsr altend ln jr-the-M Tvice fr;— were M r. and Mrs. George W . W illiam s
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j f i t n.s iK)s.*<iblc. A n t i J jy th a n to p i i t m o n e y I:J o u d y day.s tf ) c o m e ; jV » lcn o .s itc t l n o w w i l l I jin g l i f e f u l l y l i U c r o n . - { U
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i ■ . -------. F ILE R . Au*. 8 iC pecla lto T hs Newa) Pl . —One hu nd red 'pe ru ns assembled here . ton igh t o t the artnunl bannuet tendered “ by the IMlCf K lwaiil.Vu lub iw H it J i i t j r
ra lM rs assembled to attend the eighth annual ran j sale At the fairgrounds to - /JT morrow, heard E. P. R inehart. BoUe. he
[*' fie ld an im o l husbkndman-of the exten- >n I Sion departm ent o f the University o f wl
. I Idaho, s l i te th a t the Idaho sheep raisers O; ' / p u t the best.lnmbs o f any state In the r I Union on the. m arket nnd get the best }” f prlccs fo r them because they go a fter 3. the best ram s-prccurabie and nre w lll-
' Ing to pay the price re<uilred to gel them.- iM r . R inehart spoke on tlie subjccl "Ro* s ; la tlo n o f the Value o f the Pure Breeder vn . to the Sheepman." ■ Dt
T he ' m eeliiig was called~lo'ltrdeT'l5>'Ta3• :G uy H. Shearer, pre.ildent of the F ile r . th ■; K lw .nnta'chib. who Introduced Colonel i ‘•-E.-O .-W alter-as-ton.'itm nstef:— Colonel*— '• , W a lle r Introduced R n s w Rich, Burley, up [president o f th e Idaho Wool Growers’n.’woclatlon. who mode a brief address In •
• which he h igh ly complimented the en- th , t terprlse o f F ile r and Its K lwanls club nnd —
tlie courtcsy Jnvarratly cxtehdca w guests. I ■
■- — M tiilra l tinm hprf rnnnhled nf vocal—• solos by Miss Langlols, Burley, a p lnnb; ■-tduet-by~Mrs.-Ouy-Hi-8henr<<r-«nd-MrsJ__uJl-AJ3 j!.cra..ftnd_B_flc leciiQ iU jy jL.(iunrr___‘ i te tte -com posed-o f Mrs.- Shenrer.- Mrs.- . •• ‘ Beem. Mrs. c la lr O llllla n and Miss Fran'- I cIs Helman.
r l l lG H F IE lf ii ic O E I TURXEY TONG CENTER
’ 1 Newst—R ichfie ld Ls bcccmlng iv turkey [ ra b ln g center and a great many o f the
-•tfanners In .d iffe re n t neighborhoods in I th l.i section, have Hocks running from !lM _xo_300_ jirjlO O _b irds. The HirgcslIg row crs-oreJJ ie tt— W ir a n l i i id — W __H1__Joy. M r. and M rs. W yatt, four and
•a hnl.'' m iles n o rth o f R ichfie ld; arc p lo - - , uccrs In the tu rkey business here. Thoy I now have 1600 turkeys which they ex* pcct to p u t on th e m arket by Thanks-
; g iving. They expect to reallrj? About IJ5000 on Ih e lr fic ck th is ycar.'^W . B.; Joy. who began ra ising turkeys on a j larue scalc three years ago have IDSO to pus on the nutrkcc th is year. .
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. ; to refer t^ Aitfcrney General O lllU a I .'rwjuest from land owners In W and Park'> I fo r closing of the road through tlie sub- ■ d li'is lpn xold to ttrxb iin ; and idnho : pcrsciiii fo r re-sort cabhv-.
The number o f jwrsons k ille d bv light.- -n ln trp er-)-cnr-nve re gt3 -23 -ln -E n 8 la nd . - - 1
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• y^A flH I KO l ' U N .- Pttn T o n y . H errero. ChlcAgo ^ lightweight T tnoclte ff-bu i B U ly -C a lU h an r-D eU o lt. - a f te r <S seconda o f th e sccond round o f a 10-round bo u t here tonigh t. ' . j
Callahan Went down w ider ,rage o f righ ts and le fts and was down •_ fo r five m inutes. ■ ,
O R lF F l'n i BEATS BfURPUY. PEORIA. III .. :,Aug. _o iyP ).W "ry „
iT u ffy ) G r if f ith . SJoux C ity . Iowa, heavyw-elght, knocked' ou t Jock M ur-, p ity . Boston, In the f lra t round o f a 10- round bo u fh c re to n ig h t.' al
v o fia ------------- ^V ICTO R IA . B r itish Colum bia, Aug. 8 bi
(/IV -M lss D fro th v Wclael. Saeramentn, ui 'headed fo r her f i f th consccuOvo tftJc i,{ m .m e P a d iiq N orthwesi here . ^ d o y when she conquewd Miss Ann C oo li Oakland. 0-1. 6-0. In th e second round
•of the B rliU h Columbia tennis chnm.* » nlonehlp.1. M l« Welsel won w ith ease, losing on ly one game. . H
"DnY" C H IE F RfAKES R A IB pjRENO. Auc. C f / n - t , . A. Toombs. N r- J*i
vnda ’ 'd ry " ch ie f, who.-.e transfe r to ^Dcnvrt- has been onndunced. p iit In a ,TaT»rKeSllii'C In -R cno'todav; by-ra ld toB * three bootleggltlg cslAbllsliments.
—T h e t lrs t steam p r im in g press wns put up in 1848. In O crm any.-------- -------------- "
I t Li .supjw.ted, th a t the Romans were the flra t to construct atone bridges. • ■
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• old Pack r ive r ffce ra jc d orer. nearly 10,000 notes. New biases were reported
f in the Cleartt'atisr., Selway and Nea Perce forcata of C entra l Idaho. .. In W ashington, the Chelan fire 13.000 acrcs'ln extent, was the m ost jMrlous.
Two new fires, ^ach o f 150 acrea,.wero re p a r l^o n a e n u n e lU k e lQ WosbtnBton.No valuable tim ber was threatened.
Three new flres'were b iin iin g oh T lrrl*■ ber W olf creek and-largOrcrews-w ere
attem pting t'o'bVlhg tbeni under contrui.
“ Deschutes forests were th V o ^ y % rcs i blazes imported in Oregon. The fires
> tifiually confined to an acre or ao, were- beln% controlled as fast as Uiey broke' ouu ______________________
1 LONDON'S FRIEND 'tJNDER K N IF E . OAKT.ANO. A u l. 0 m — 'M urny"—
Heln ljo ld . life lo ng -fr ien d o f the Inte JOCK London, novelist; went tn a hon- p lla l today tor a serious otw rntloii. artd
. Ills F irs t and Loj^t Chance saloon, nn , Oakland landmark w-hlch houses mnnv
London curios, was dosed fo r the flrn t tim e In 43 jears. H elnhold Is 12 years old.
The Clurlsimo*. i r w had Ita orlKln in icgypt long bcforc-the Chrl5tJa)rc)'n.—
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lowing. Issuance o f D e fy
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B y ED W AKD J. N EIL(ARsocJatfd P rrw .S iw rts W rite r)N E W Y O R K . A u k . — T h e /
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hn:tinR ; la w . ____' W it h c o n K id c ra b lc s a t ls fa c -
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1________ i j f l i i Sciuorc O ttrd«‘n. before them ll ils -liiorn lnK ' on cT 'feezed his awiirnnce t l ia i u ll iicKoUalloriK fo r o match bc-
..............Car.‘y ' said ‘ h f ■•inlBht disi>0se 'o r- tn el>roiHTiy rlRht« or SchmehnK’s con- irn c l." bu t was ndvlstd not to. nndi-r os iiennlly o f dlselDlliinry action by the » board. jj;
D iiitln c t S u rp r lu UiCurcy’s actloH came as a dis tinc t s iir-
lirLsc Inasmuch a.i the Oorden had In- '^^llcati'd th tt l l l would defy the wl.shcs
of ihL> commlKKloii und attem pt to stuKC ^ the match ouUlde o f New York, where SchmellnB ha.s auftercd wiapeaslon and tn
________ r/.i,-upnHnn-Qf_his b tn ln ir llceniie r or_r«':^ UIfiis ftl to 80 through w ith a con tm ct to “ flKh t Ph il Scott fo r Hum bert J . Fu- o< iinzy. promotional r iva l of the Oartlcn. m
K K I'O IITS CONFLICT SEATTLE. A tiK .-fl Jacobs.
— in -iih iB i-'f^orTW ax-S ch ine lln trram nnn- ~cm ti-ndcr. Tor Ihe w orlds hcftvyw flKht ,{,boxing champloiiAhlp. declared here lo - wn1«ht th a t W illiam F. Carey, head of ctMadison Square Garden, hnd denied g'10 h im over the long dLttance tele- t ilihone th a t he ha«| eeaaed negotlntlons u fo r a Jack Shurkcy-SchmeUnK flfih t.A d ls jia ich from New Y ork today said i lm t Carey had annotmced th a t i th cbout, set tenta tive ly fo r September Itb •
' Jacotu. who won In Seattle w ithK a Schmeltng today on an exh ib ition tour.■ I K illed nn u ltim atum u> Owrey thA l^un- inr ------- li-.sf. lie iiiu ite a- iu fu nn- Utthiai o t ,th e ™
stutem eni credited to him . 'Jacobn w ill K ivf the m ntch to'Jaelc Demiwiey. The Mi German fiRhter's mansKer said In th a t ui ta.ie the bout between the Block U lilon and the B a ito ti Kob would be hold jn ARiia Caliente. Mexico, on e lih 'T ' ThnnksKlvlnK day or curly In Oeceni*
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_ Missignsj quis!L„ ii San Francisco, 7-6
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Boone T a p s O u t T w o H o m e rs o'
F o r Reds W h ile C aveny- ------- — * .. w
G ets One F o r S e a l'C lu b--------- Dl
SAN FRANCISCO. AU|{. 5 (/»•)—San .Tl____ Frunclaco Misaloiis beat the San F ra n - ^
cL<u;o SenLi today In the f ir s t gwne of |i| the "c iv il w ar" serlea. played on home rt tc r r lto ^ , 7 to 0. Boone tapped ou t two
------------iTDmp-runT-Tor-thrnvtJstimr-whtlc-CttV.; «eney knocked out one fo r the Seals. r t
The wore— R . K . E. *San Frnneiacd .•__________ . • -6 11 -1
“ j Mt-vMons ......... ... .. * ........ .,..7 I t 11 •3 UatterU '*: DavLV ond Reed;'Colo and '* ---------- B ftW w ln:-^ ;---------------------------------------------- p{
; * . ANGELS 3. STABS t; ; f y LOS ANOELES, Aug. S iA>, — Clj-dc ci^ ------n a r rM r rD fm ilK n 5 U £ h ln fra n a ^ 4 1 le r “F S UerBcr's opportune h l t t in j gave U m An-
Keles a 3-to -2 T ictory today Jn th e open- Inc game o f the home series w ith H ollywood. - N
___ The ^ r« ^ — _ _____ R^H.E.Los Ahge le i .................................3 G 0 ,Hollywood ......... .................... 2 5 1
Uatterte.i; B a rloo t ond Bnndbcnf; S hcllpntack nod Bo is lcr. uli
- O AKS 7. SEATTLE S ^
hammered out. 13 h it* o f f three SeotUe su-----------pitchers to w in theop«U nR -jw ne or t t e U r
.series here today. 7 to S. Johnny Ver- pe;Ke* helped, the Ooks when he h i t h b Hotu en ty -e l^h th hom er o f the oeason. tMiDaglea pitched a aloppy tam e fo r the ret
. Oaks bu t received sood n ip p a rl In the vie pinches.
The score— R .H .E . un......- ................- . J a 3
- . . Oakland ; ............ • -___ 7 u 3 ^Batteries: plsch and Borreanl; D ag. mA
~i- lia and Lom bardi. -
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j m ento to o t th e f irs t fa m e o f the seriest w ith Portland-here loday. 4 t« 1. U o - ifz--------te f fe r aad Bry an hu t tw l-i goa-pftH; tfle' H' i • fo rm er veakenlnc toward th e ' la s t I^ Backer s u ire d In the Held fo r the I
T t u K o r t - R .H .E . IPo rtU na ---------------------------------- 1 ,1 , I
I Sacramento ............................ . „ 4 10 1 II Batteries: tCahaffey and W oodall* IL B ryan and K o e h Ie r.~ .................. ' I
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UllOOKt.VN A» 11 II O A E j,t|OSborl. Jt) . -I I I « 1 u,OrF^dprick. cl 0 • • 0 2 luKrniibii. r fJkiidrlclt. I t ........................■* 2. 3 ,? Xm<noi>c»«. n> .__________. 3 0 3 t« 0 0 IY ,nniei. 2b 3 0 0 2 4 0 •DcLcrry. c . ■* * i ’ S , ‘i 'Mo«. p . ^ 2 S 2 2 I'*'Morrl.on, i> . I 0 0 0 0 U j
Totals .33 S U 27 H 0 Krc iiicA a o ^- . . AO K . » o ^ g ” 0
WINOII. cf 4 1 1 4 1 0Ciiynr. r f ‘ ‘ “ uiBtcpJirn. It 1 ° ; - i !{ ° lloT illo rl'c*** ' 3 0 0 4 1 0 °^U.loiic. l> ................. i !l ■“ S jSI-eimcr. i> y 0 u 0 0 0• K o tlico tr I 0 0 0 <* » I
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■an at<pnMiM)ii. UI»»oiirttc 2. Drlxrry. onllcnatlck: home nm —Horn»by: mcfUlcg— «.Ciiyirr to U cM lllin . E iiiilliili lo Orlmm. EndUli to IIorn>l>y lo Urlaim. lUirU to I - Moore to UUaonrltc S. Moorr 10 KiicU t j . UI«oii('lt<>. UluoHcttr iniaMUiHl, ..
NEW VOItK J, flTTSU ltK tn i 3 ct1PITTbaUIlOH. Aug. 0 cAt-TJlD OIr.nt* H.
mu<I« It two ■traliilit ovrr t l l r i'lra lM by CowliiiilMX, i 10 3, lirr* tOdBy brhlntl t tir fitip tHr
Triraniiin)rnH ir-w iTK{'iC “ Virr-N?»nwrKrTir^»7won oul bv rm fh lii* J fw iT 'fliy fo ftw o nitm Ml 111 Ih r rluhtli.
Walker Krpt tlin to Plratr lilta >ciiltrr«<l. Do.knit alTowrtl only oiip c irnf^l n iii. He »iia- »o ^•l t lir huiiH- by forcing Traytior lo h it kw n tr- iTo tina rr- in -« ie -ninin"i»rt«r b u n 1t ia brt-n tlllr<t 0I> tUrrc •.Inglra. Bt.
Hpmnlry. tliB Pltt/.buri|h catcher, w u r i i torcp»l 10 rrtlre from tlie K»me In tne fifthutlpr iH-lni; >i>lkrd by S'ulllx. Cn
NLW VOKK AU It II O A E tlClt^ llll.. Ct .. 4 U a 3 0 0 DllI.MCI1. If ............... 4 0 0 3 0 0 biff^rrcJI. 31) . S 2 I u a 1 10Terry, lb S 2 3 9 0 0Ott, rf - 3 I 2 I 0 1JRCKIOU. " . . 3 0 I 3 U 0 ‘O rs ir r ii. >- 4 U • I 2 1 0 wrCohpn. ab ....... 4 0 3 0 1 0 t)nWalker. |> . 3 U U 0 3 U U»
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Dartell, 2lj . 4 1 1 1 4 1 'L. Wauer. cf ................ 3 u I 3 0 0 Pli.Traynor. 3b .5 I 2 2 2 I bucomatTMXy. i f ___________ 2 .0 0 .2 . 0. 0 -vsiIlrmaley, c . 2 U U 3 0 0 lUnreaVM. c ....................^ 0 1 2 0 0 •
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Petty, p .. .3 0 U 0 3 0 J- Aa.m. ... .... ■ » ^0 > ° °
' • '^ '•11 for l*etty in the"nl»iw'.^ ^•* lu t i lor Sheeiy 111 the ninth.Nfw York \ ...............TO l » 03 0 -i Wj
Sumnuiry' TVo-b*»» h it*—Terry. TY»y- SP" nor. rxniu; -.r.criricei»—Comonxky 3. t.e«eh. }'» Umell W»lker; double playi— Uirtell to »■ CUrke to aiwely._________________________ ^
Doaton-9t. Ix>ul« game ratnetl oiil. Only IhfM’ lamr^ •rlieduled In H»llon«I lf»iue.
------- noNew R u lin g On Southern bu — I daho Sage Hen H u n ting
'■ '• UlCEarly announcements relative to re«-
u la ilo tis governing sage.hen hunting In southern Idaho were m od lflrd yester- • t day by a ru ling announced to W. R. Prletoe here, by I t ' W. Jtaw liiis . d e v u tr moi su te game warden, to the effect that Uipre' i i l l be i i» huh tlH g o f sage henis permitted th is year in the M inidoka na- . . ; Honal forest o r In Owyhee county. The w» bag lim it has been reduced to four, a reduction of 4wo Irom the lim it on previous years. =
The open season w tll b e jln next Saturday. August 10. and close August M . p "
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~ 1 I'mL.\DCLl*mA. auk, 0 - The Athtellcn: .f, I n t i' i rtrU tlie ir leMil ot I I >j Kutne* over the ; lYnnkrei by illvld lns a Uoublr-header w ill!Idle Urowni before SO.OW faun ne»e to tlayl g, ;«.lille me cliamplon- were siilllllliK w ith ;, Wu'ililnBton. Tlio at. t-oul'.aii. l i l t u n r r ,^ . Sl5or«. aiul Yerkea hard lo .\sUiJHc .opener, i".. !. n 10 3. in it tlie Macki> bombarded Oicden
^ t.«fim»l* lo take I l ir oeeond game, -----
IS and enterlhi: u He w ltli I.oii QenriK 'o r< ^ ,° . »>'ond hunoni In llie At»eili-aii leuuue. | ^
Th.' A» open a tliree-iiain.' .r f lr« « t t'On»‘ )ha« witl i the YsHkn toniurruw,_______________|
"T ~ m \L O U It i ' Alt l l II O A b 1 " ‘J2> ‘ UU.r, lb ... S I 3 0 1 O: «
!o-Hourke. 3b .......... J, I I tl 2 0 |» p ,,, IMuilUsn. I f ............ ■! 0 2 1 0V . aciiu iif, ef .. . i_ c _ p 0 Ric«
— i!rU a *7 2 i I L . I ’. ...............3 . . l - ^ - ^11 Crowder. P ' ............ •* 1 0 3 0ir T ou l- V T 12 T7 H 0
t'iItt.AOELPHlA Ali l l II O A B tJorrf Haao. cf .... 4 I I 3 U U Wlil
Cochrane, i 3 o u 3 I 0 •, yc*• I*erltlli«, c . I U 0 1 0 0 >e |tiimnion«. If , • 3 u I 3 I) I_ Kox.t. Ib . 4 I 2 11 0 0 TuE MUIef. rr 4 U U 2 0 0 « U‘jio ro ii li i . 3b . 4 I a I 4 0 ♦♦ 110 : 3 U U 2 3 0 Ci«; f liorw. p . . 2 U I 0 2 0 Morig ' Yefk., p . . I « 0 U I I)0 Toliil* 32 1 8 27 13 1 WlWU tj(, ^ | | | „ 032 1U3 OOO—H ralk“ HiUadelphia ........... DM W3 000—3 JJodi« Hummary: Two-bane liUi.-Uliie, Mauuah. P««- Slmmoin. Cronin, Scliaiig; home runa — J', »0 Kre«. MeOowan. roxx; Mictlfice— Uchulte. }*>•!F MaiiiKli. O'Rourke 3.. Meiiiio. Hlmiiionji: ' f * "0 double pla5>—O'Bourkr-to-MeUllo-to-niUe,a c ro iiin -to 'uow y to roxxn icn 'to T iJnx 'to * " « '0 Mellllo to K rev lo Dliie, •5 Second vame; - ..........................-To5 ST, I.OUI3 AU l l H 0 A E * “ «
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s g rs 5 s j s - s s t s ^ - iu Manu>h. If 5 (I 1 4 o 0 ru ii-
t ? ? 3 4 0 ring.2 McGowan, -rf J 0 t 1 0 0 aacri
MpIIIIO, 2b . . 3 0 0 0 2 0jlr ir re iL ^ c ” .... j I a 4 0 '»
Oaden. p ? j; ® 2 S 2• • UadKfU........ ............. “ 2 ** 9 ■ 2^ Coffman, p ............. ? o 1 S 0 o
» Totnln 3» 3 l l 34 8 2 o f U* Uatted for USdrn li. Ihe alxlli. >u ib
•• Batted for Coflman In tbe eighth.WULADKI.l'HlA AD R l l O A B oervi
cto iiih . 2b 4 1 2 3 J .0 acce; - : i 5.S i S Snwpf aimmonv If______________^ I 1 0 o > ____, Miller, r l 4 I 1 I 0 0 •
B .; Rommel. |> . ..... 4 0 .0 1 2 0! TOUU -:.344l-13-ST-ll—2
Ht. LOUU ..... Ill) 000 10t»- 3, nilladelphla ..................040 OW 3QX-UJ nummary: T>o*b««e l»lt»—Ferrell. 1\)»k,
CroDln. Hair. Blue. McOowan. Uoley, .J Scbang; Iiomr ru li—Poxx; atoleu ba»e — a DIue; «*crlIlc«-i—HBa-., blniinoiM, f-uxx; doii- J ble i>lay^M eIlllo lu Kre>m to Uliie; Hale1 10 Cronlit lu roxx.I RKNATOK.S n>0. YANKKEH S>l) NEW YOIIK. Aug, 0 H'>—Tlie YanUer»} were unable lo «et better than an r\e ii J break tu tWo gam '' agalnit the Wanhlnic J ton 8«Mtura here Iwlay, and,an a eoii-e- . qucnee rertialned ll>> Kama beliinu the i Alhletlcx an they prepares! to Invade I’ lill- J adelphla roe-tlw ^ uamea In two daya.I Wuihlnitton p u n c l i e d four New York
Ktchrra hard to win the opener by 13 to V.It Freddy Ileunacli hurled back l l i r Ih-
j .vsdera _ w llh ' ju i t tU rtt l ilU to kIvc the . .) rhamplona Die arcond. S to 0,) Da be llu th reached Burke for liU twen.] lv>«lx(li and twenty-MTenth home runa In ) th* niahleap. The Ural WM Dabe'a elrreiilhI In hU life with it'e ba .w ..tm td.- Oclirlic ____) "Waa u in w ie w l in n i i r homer was hit. .j w5uuPi*nuton ah n II o a e. Judge, lb . .S 3 1 B S 0' i S a j . , -;:--------------- . S i M 8 - i —
Myer. 5b .. J 3 4 1 3 0I We«t. er ......... A 3 3 I u u, Cm nln,.aa___ _________ I_ I_ 0 _ 5 _ 0 __________. Speuctr. c . . ------ 1 » 0 u
llaym. 3b .. . .4 0 1 1 0 «, Hadley, p . .. . 4 o o U o o
Marberxy. p_______________.L_“_0_!_0__l> ____, Total. 13 14 37 9 I
NEW YOIIK AU R H O A KComb«. c f 4 1 1 4 0 0Robertaon. 3b S 0 O 2 U Ia.hrig. lb . - ............... J 0 0 9 o oBum. r f S 0 I I 0 0i s a - ? - ; - . - —Uyrd. I f . . . . J 2 3 0 O CUlckey. c 4 3 3 0 1 0s s : * - . ” . . 1 J J J J t(Uierld. p . *...0 0 0 0 0 0• Oural ................1..1 1 0 0 0Wtkola. p ..................... ? 2 " 0 0 0Moor*, p ..... 0 0 0 0 0 0- T o li l i- ^ ■ M 9 11 37 10 2• Dalted for Sherld In lAe alxth.
** Oattcd Tor Mekola lu tta* elgbtn.Waahlngtoo .. JQ4 B33 100—13 New T o f k .........................• OOO 003 430- •
Summary: Tvo-baae Mta—U yrr 3. Dick-
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ry. Oyrd. LacMrl; ihree-iia.e h lt^C om bi: % j home run»—CronlBr-W««t D im t; sacrlflc* V —Nekola: ilouble play~C(«iiln to Myer lo I
WAUinrfoTON All It It O A E tJudge. ID .............- 3 0 1 0 1 0nice, r f .......- 3 U I U U 0Oonlln. I f . . 4 0 u o a 0Myrr. 3 b ................ ............3 U 0 4 2 0Went, cf ................... . < U I I 0 0Cronin. a» ......... ' 3 u o I 3 uRuel. e :.• . i o o 7 I 0liaycM. 3b . a u o 2 0 0 uurko. p .. .. ~.r- - ; 1 0 0 1- 0 0 'Savldge. p . _u u « 0 1 0
Totals . as u 3 24 a 0 TT• Hatted for Uurke In tlie eijh in. f l
N-BW YORK / MI It II O A EByrd, cf ................. 3 I 0 a 0 0U ry . 3b . 3 2 I 0 3_0 ____Oehrlg, | h ............. 3 J 2 10 0 0Ruih.. r f ........ . .4 a 2 2 u uOural. r f ............ <> U U 0 0 ULaweflj 2 b " ....... i 0 I a 7 0
‘Me»w»l. II .............. 3 0 0 3 • O-UengouKh. c ... . 4 U 1 1 uKoenig, a x ............. u o o o . 0Ouroclier. m ........ 4 u u 2 oHtitnach. p 3 0 u 0 ' 2 0
TCtala . . . . -Jy II ‘ -ra 7 'u U Wk'hitigton uw oou 000—u New York MM 24U I'Ux—S f
Summary: Three.UiiM- im—Oehriu; home .,.i ju u i—K u ilt—a:_M eririco-M tii.« i;-doub lo play—Durocher to Lai'rrrl to (l. urii;. Wll ... -------------------- -------- ---------------- - CiXVKL.\NI».C. n iT tlU IT 3 ............ .COl-C L in /E IJ lN D ,-A «t.-« -rwa ClevelBnntallleM agallwt Vic ^KJrtrll t . i r ih - Indlulu rollb a -io .l victory over the Tik. I-, III uie «e- tloi
hander, got credit for n>r >IkiIi viviory by ‘ UolU lng_lileJlBrP‘_,«afv_'>U'JiJic_rclltvra JIW llu d lln In (he Nsvenili.
Joe liauxer. pinch h lf.ln i; m Uie i-eventh. got a home nin, .
DOTHOIT All l l It O A. K l»l“Johnaon. It - - s 3 3 o 0
U^Um»£o;-tl" i - O - L s - H oAlexander, lb - . 4-« 0 7 l 0 rlv iMcMantu. 3b . . . . 4 11 0 I 0 0 LoiHargrave, e .........................4 1 1 3 2 0 rWevUlng. aa ........... , 3 0 0 I .4 0BchublD, aa . .. . u 0 0 0 , 1 0 I’UlSorrell, p ............................ 3 t i o'" i 0 rouWhltellllJ. p .......... .............0 0 1 ) 0 0 0 con
: ! S ! S S S « ;ToUU ....................... 31 S lU 24 11 0 32,£
* tiatleU for WeaUlng in the eluhtli. in , ♦♦ United for Sorrell In ihe clKhlh,
CLEVELAND All It H O A E fc „■ . j j n n wSiPonjieca. lb . 2 u 0 10 0 I cloiKalk. If ............ 3 1 2 4 0 0 pIlodapp. 2U ..................... 3 (I I 2 3 0 I..I.Oardnir. « ............ 4 y 2 0 4 0I., Sewell, e . - ........ J 0 0 0 0 0 HMyatt. c ........ ................ I 0 0 0 0 0 Porlliu llln . p .......— _______ -3 0 0 0 0 (J ux,!F *rre ll.-p --- ..... ..................2 -0 -0 . 0 - 0 -0 „—HMBier—• — :-------- r — 1—i —r-p -D -O------------------------ Pal
.TOUlM J l .0.11.27.14.2 -----* Hatted for L. Sewell in thr »evrntb.Cleveland ................. (wo 3uo 30x—0CJetrolt ..................... «w not 310—5
Summary; Two-ba/.e UIU--J. Hevtellt h-nlk. * Morgan; lliree*b4Uie h it — Gardner: lionin t run—Hauser: double playi — WrailinK to ' Alexander to McManli*: Mursrave to Ueh- ringer; Wealling to O chrlnicr to Ale^imdrr;
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Olies up to August 9. loao. a t tlie office F Df the County Superintendi-nt w lic ie the cr^, IsU w ill bo furn ished. T lie r ig h t Is re - the >erved lo reject ony und a ll bids or to a t 1 iccept the bids deemed most suitable fo r T III purposes. Fox
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. , The three e l ia r dgarette brands n a ward to me«t tbe Priace w ith a ll Ui pomp In tJie w orld each v>-5ag 1 other in urg ioc ber cLarrns upon hte
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ST. LO UIS. Auk . C Henry Fa- * b rl/io , ti-.stocky youth from Brooklyn, " f " U'hu cnrn s 'h ls cinlly bread"by-w orl:ln ir w ith a pick iin tl shovel.'came.-aaw-aml coiiQUcri'il a rccord-brenkinR; fie ld o f j-? - m nn y-K 0 lfcr3 .loday..ln .the :ilia t-lH *liu li; c round of the ijiia llfy ln K test, o f Ihe na- ) tiona l p iilillc llnka cham plonsliljj lo u r - j — na incnt a t Forest .Park.
The 21-yfur-o ld shot-m aker. who ci jicycr_cou liL«c l_U n ic_o IX -X rQ iuJ ll9JH i Chi. bor.s to compete Jn the event bcfornt i»m whisu 'd .nroiind the raln-.soaked chum- plonsthlp euiirae in 70 sKokcs. two un- dcr par. unit calncd a hiiad s ta rt of
U if tiualHyiiiK tf.st over h l.t nearest rlvo l. Connell itfe riS J iy i^ iV -year-o ia^ ,,, ,| Louisville Iwy. • 1 *
Deadly upprouchlnK and sensational puttlnK were resiwnslble fo r FobrW o'ji round, which may be acceptcd o.s a * ^ coiir.se record fo r Forest Pork becuu.se * ■‘ I* o f the loiiuer tee.s used fo r the to iirnu - 'N ew nient. So acurute wus ho w ith the St. 32.50 putte r he employed th a t he hud Clet IG one-putt Kreen.i. On tiie other.i. he , Det nank the pe lle tl v ;iih tw o putts. K is n'ai fent won a ll the more antoiindlnR con- Chi alderlnK the slowneiw o f the green.s. Bos.w lilc li_w crii_ iU ow crcd_hy_a_da inaK in it,------cloiidburM early th is m orning.
Four birdies were chalked up by Fa- • ci brlslo loday.
HU curd; 1 m uPor out, . 433 833 440-37 1,*TFabrlr.10 out ........ 432 453 450—30 f “
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<13y The Associated .Press) e w— Babg ' Itu tla a jid - J lm m y r axx- inon- I g — oiwllzed th e B ig S ix spo tligh t yester- duy as one. member o f tl ie sextet—P a u l, Wuner—began a bench'scntence ttf,re -
Foxx KOI fo u r h its, two o f them homers, R ulh Kot Uiree h lL i. tw o o f them fo r | the c ircuit, b u t fe ll o f f u po in t o» he was a t bat nine lim es in the two iiam;s.' The S tanding— O . AB R H Pet.Foxx. A th letics .......103 377 04 147 .300MamiSh. B row ns..... 103 427 OD 157 .366;llom stjy raC ubs—rrr:103-‘IC0-IO2-143-36r: —Ruth. Yanltees........ 80 250 74 103 J35Ott, O lanta................103 377 07 124 J29p. W aner.P irates,... 07_381.^88.125 J28
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100,0fl0^Trout To Enter Snake River ‘
A to ta l o f lOO.OOD rainbow tro u t w ill be rd rx 'tcd from the Soulhem Idaho Fish nnd Game association ponds w ith in the next few day.s it b announced. Ot^these 50,000 wUl.be released Friday— ' . below Shashonc Falla, mtxilly a l B lu i:lilH6.s and C rystar-5p>lnK^'' 'f l i r o lh~ere------w ill be released Sunday o l Wilson lake under the au»;plcc3 of sporumen o f Eden and Haxelton. T his action w ill open two p f the rearing pond.i fo r removal of m tlc cu t-th roa t tro iit from the trouglistm v h lc h thcy-havc been hatchedr^^--------—
T h tre w ill s till remain aboul 300.000 'rainbow trou t In tho pond*. .These w ill------be released In the near lutu re. There ^ ore noui' about 250,000 cut-throa t trou t In Ihe troughs, where tggs were placed a fte r the rainbows had been removed frcm the trouKlis in to pond.i.
T lie re is a request from the offic ia ls .□f the as.-»>clat!on th a t all vcho can vo l- - unteer fo r rendering o.<i.'Jstance Friday notily-R ex-T liom as.-p res ldent- o f - th ir .— '• Southern Idaho Flsh^nnd Oam e'o.«o- ' ' r ln iiq n . ________
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' ’ AM ER IC AN As s o c ia t io nM ilwaukee 4-(^'Toledo 5-0 Kanaaa'C ity C, Columbus 2 SI. Paul 3. Lotilsvllle 4 M inneapolis 3. Indianapolis 2
W ESTERN a s s o c ia t io n J op lin 8, Shawnee 7 Muakogee 3, Springfield 1 •Fo rt S m ilh 4. Independence 1
w e s t e r n l e a g u e-D e i»ve i-S -3 r-O l.lahom a-C U y-IM ;------------
Pneblo 3-1, Topeka. 4-5.Dcs Moines 2, W lch lU 5.Omaha 7, Tulsa 4.
s o u t h e r n ASSOCIATION ChalUnoAga 3.2. Birm ingham 7-7. NBsUvitle 3-6. Atlanta 3*0. ' -L itt le Rock 3. Mobile I.
'N e w Orleans 4. M em ph ls '3 .---------------r '
M ISSISSIPPI VALLEY B u rlln rto n 1-3. Dubnque 3-0. \Keokuk 4. Waterloo 0.Only .ramea scheduled.
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“ “ — W it l f ureJuSDnblyllicrc^iF iI.Vyrofltli'^ ;T~ ■Itlnho Wool Orowfrs.' nMCciutlon, a l* , tph tlon Is focuw tl m om entarily iii>3» dny <:nc of Idulio'.s principal iiu ltis irlcs, meiw h lch -co n trJb til« -ttnm iiil!y -)"l''‘*'’< ''‘ ° ‘ f r j j thousnnds o f d o llu n lo llie wciiUh or
— --------------------------- llKusU lC .— ------------------------------------ --------------------------- - ______ILlKP rlm n rlly the wool growers are meet-
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Klnce Jt was In s tllu trd . )»a.i brcome i»» oiils im id lnR event In the wool trrowluK industry th ro iich o iit the In tcrn iom iin ln ^ ic k Ioii. nnd one t l in l l)ii» been u bl'< ^ In c to r In Its development. T Iiro iiKh tlx-' Hon fttfcney o f llie s.ilc the level of fiiialUy Sho o> herds tlirouRhout the rei;lon hnx been raised, and th a t proccM Is I'cnllnulnR on to the bencnt o f the Industry and thoiis *cor
_____ whn ar«> pn^^npp^ In II___________________In connection w ith tl i l . i sale, I t Is (he
custom o( the wool lirowem to tia llic r n l d inner meetlnR to dlscus-s U irlr m problems and work out ways aild meniiH tnIn o f pu ttin g the indu iitry cn a more nd- vantniieou.n footing'. A l sucli n meeting The: the wool Rrowers w ill a.wemblc here this Inu. cven in j.
The nnnua l'sa lc nnd meeting o f the wool Browers puts th e ir Industry In the M r. ccnter o f the s la jc fo r the moment, one and o f Ih c ir p rinc ipa l problems crows out 0? the fo c t (ha t ih c lr Industrj- docs not
--------oceupy h poaitlo ii u f HifmiN inu in iiii-i i r r trUTBIn the state n il o f Uie time.
BlVttp Are teated h tr 't. but Jd»ho -woo\Coen a long-wny to inlUs In-jthBr-aTnMs to be converted in to products oomc CJ gyp,
' which come back here to be used, and dlnn most o f the m utton produced In Idnho Is consumed eUcwhero. T h is situation In reflected in T w in Fails m eat nnd duW Haal Inspector's report fo r Ju ly which show* wan
■ cd « ia t there hod been slftughtered In T » ln Palls packlns plants during th a t cnui m cn lh only fo rty lambs, ns compared Inj?
------ v-lth three-hundrttt-nnd-TO\Tn~hu>a, onrhundred nnd r.cvcnly-sevcn ca ttlc . nnd w v e n iy ifo u r veal.■ Idaho wool Browers rccoKUir.p und nooi understand th i.\ prublctn, and jvrc Utk- E. F in s steps to ^olvc It. The .soliiilon calls fo r .M iniiila tlon o l patn inuse o f lic iiie industry. I i ^ th e ir e lfo it.s to w ork ou t F rni the solution Idnlio'K wool crowers arc e n titled to . and ^hould rccclve n fu lle r measure of su jiport and cooperation, duel
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WHEN 1.AHOU ItU LES TweMc^
The new Labor Koveinmcnt In Cln-at - Dnraiin>‘e5urC o n a \e ma”de « Kood iin - pre.sslon n t home and abroad i t i the n i.it-
— - te r-o f fd rrtg n -pollc\-. ! f r rr in ^ ntun tohave had a reassurinc e f f tc t a t home *
.anionK th e-L ibem U and Conxervntlves------- «->K>-{p«tmt-radieftHtc(icn. A s-has-haP ' —
pcned before, rad lca lis jn iri auU iority .■'hows l l^ r l f I f.-m radlp.ll Pou nr hnrn-T __
. po iiU o ji uca kc iii. .. - . ' . 'I t IS u u h in the rnnic^ c f the Labor
pa rty iL v lI t lx it Prime M in b t'c r Mac- .. Dcn_“ ‘JJ-'Ji^e ly.tQ have, traub ic .-Labo r
leaders are dfm m iduv; fu lf llh n c n t of ' rampaiKn p rc m li« . and 'a re coins f» r-
ther than those prombvA. They uTint M iortcr hours and iilsh e r pay—e.%pc:ially the m in e rr,.'T h ^ coripn ’ unrkprx r,rr An. _ tlisiress. and Ir.slsi cn effective action. TIic.-c“ 'i»"!iin i~mucir'Idleness. iT is In the na ture of idle uorkers to so to « - u ernes.
MacDonaJd wa.s overthrown once by a tr ic k c f hts poliUcal opponents. K e m«y be o m th ro w n n e x i tim e b y hU fr itn tfs .
- D ire c to r G ives O u t ------------ Hand C oncert I 'ro g fu m “
T lie r r w ill be. c ish t numbers on the — lirD g rAn r a t in c ta n d concert r i r O ir c iI y ~
Announcement cX Dr. O. A . P u lle r. <Urtc- ■ w r o f Uie T w in P^IIs M un ic ipA l band.
Before the In to in lis lo n the nuinb«>r4 w ill be mAreh. "B r*T u ra :“ medley overture. “ Oo iden N u « t u : “ vaiae caprice -XM m *•ea P e U L * «od “ 6Aad D Ance." A fte r tae.tD t«fm tM lnn > he -n tnabea-«m -bc-A , _
_ _ •e la c tlp o ..r8 o u th c m M e m n rlf» :? - .-p ie . ~■ _ -Tx.4 n iB m i >iT « r in > f ^ - g a ecood na ttm e a t- — 4_- g a in t f t ic t i t W o s a ^ O ta r t r " v A . 'T b t :
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I Meinbera o f Gumma Phi Beta Soror* i l i ty entertained At th c 'h o m e .o f M m .;E. E. Ostrander w ith a Ret-to-Ecther. > pa rty Tuesday afternoon In honor o f i'crc Miss M arjo rie Woo^s. who Is here f r o m ! aU Loni; Beach. B ridffo was played and 'brc hlRh score p r lrc v jm wen by M it* A ln \a ' rat Dakcr. Rcfrcshm enla were served n f* lE d te r the Rames, o th e r o n t-o f* to w n jn ii ,»^m l,Prs-.>rh^h(-wer,> Mrs. M- t.. D e .-Jo l Vine, Chlcnco: Miss Neoln w ilM m T K lm -; gn bcrly: MIsa Bnrbara RugB. B c r- |M > nice Parish and M iss Dellndu Shurtz. I .. B uhl, nnd Misa M a rth a ’ H iim iihrey, < GoodliiR. R efrcsliincnls were w rve d i,,^ , a lte r Uie Bames. ; g „.
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p re tllly arrantted bridge Kupj>cr M on *,ho day evening In honor of Mliis I> iitrlc la| < W ilson ana M iu M nrjorle Womls nnd , r in six o f th e ir close friends. Supi^er wu>: vni served n t two sm all tables centered w ith .marlgoltLs In Rreen bowls, w ith ])lace enrds In hnrmonlzinK hues, Mrs,P. R, Tuber nsAlsted Mrs. Del.‘ .s iu serv* M liiR, A t brldue. favor fo r score wns woii b 'y 'M lM 'C ln rn 'K n ll. T Iiiriiiino rcc ;i w c w p rc s c n te d -w ith da in ty cifts.--------------
■T lic~ncm c'O unrd .< 'jncl HC'llic hOine o f th e ir lender, Mrs. J . Pcrsonius. Tues- Ho: (Iny nftcrnoon. The reg iilnr business pic m eetlnit wns conduclcd nnd fo llowed the bx.ln?‘ n i'nc i» t^ rnp « ic .J» tlc r_vd U c lL j:fc^_^ freshmenta were served. T ha w present the were Evelyn Jelllson, Parthe iia H o i- ncd ILiter. R u th Perrlne, M nry Reams, M arj- o f i Wntcra, D oris Em pyj M argaret A lex- con andcr. M argare t Jones. Katherine odv j< n T i^ 5 n incirT re igB n7TnrrrrL-ir wgiroiTrr^ f= Jerinlo' A lien, C or^n 'o ”D ice,' The tiex t » y iia 'ctlnc w ill be WUh M rs. Personlufi bn a i\ug:psi th ir tce n lh .
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U R nd lo ff, Boise, who la a guest o t the A Wme o f her brother. H . N.'Beamer. on B Shoshone Street Eost. Mrs. Newell J, oth •Vlghl en tertained w ith two tnblea o f i ^ c irldRc Tuesday afternoon i i t her home j ten m T en th Avenue East, Povor fo r L n t icorc wns won by Mrs, r ra n k Mngel. I rhe rooms wei'S’ lovely w ith bouquets [ a „, ifn H s ra e m io w g r im o rd — ^ferrcainhTrtiSTTf vcre served a fte r the Rames,
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n lneil w ith a de ligh tfu l d inne r in the Nlc :ardcn o f th e ir country home M onday oth ■veninK. Mrs, P. E.- M cull nnd Mlr.s rhelm a M cCorm ick tisslsled In serv- ng. Follow ing d inne r pinochle wns ilnyed. h igh und low score prizes being P I'cn by ^ Ir . and Mrs. P. E. Meull, re - pectlvely. Guests c f the evening were — At. nnd M rs. Prank McCormick, M r. i ,nd Mra. P. E. M eu ll. M r. nnd M rs. ames P a trick . Miss The lm a McCor* alck. D avid Patrlclc and O. A. C o rl- iRht. Wa Keeney. Kansas, who Is v la-
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M r. And M rs. Jftmes Vaughn andn»hi? VniighU M lm m irl were j /
ucsts o f honor At a delicious chleloen !lnner a t the country home o f M r. nnd ^ trs . E. O. Askew Tuesday a t one •clock. Covers were la id fo r M r. and Irs . George Cope. M iss R uby Cope, lasel. Viola, Esther; H ow nrtl and N or- la n Cope, n il o f H arelton. M ias PcArl Th*: ■■oumrMlM‘ rena"AslcewrOcrnld'ABkew“ 0**' nd tho hdsts. The VaughnA are pa r* nts and sister o f M rs. Cope. F o llow - w ill DR dinner the nfternoon was B[)cnl ';lttv-muslc-AUd-convcrsaLlou______________ M
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le llR htful k fi« ln g to n Tuesday a fte r- ~ lOon In com iillm rn t to her s ister, M rs. . i . , !. F. McNfW. Long Beach. D u ring the ; ifternoon. Mr.s. W illiam Baker con- lucied several clever contests, at i'h lch Mrs. Albert Putzlcr and M rs. ^uMk McCormick were iirlze w inners .llM Alice Le.'Ile playect n num ber o f larm onica selections and site nnd l i t - " Ie Miss M artha A ib u ry sang several P**' iuets. - A wealth o f garden flowers idomed liie rooms. Late in the a f - * ernoon refreshments were senxd, M rs. offli ^sbtir>* belnc a.viLtied by her da ush - '■''111 cr. M artha and Miss • A lice Leslie. Aciv [^^•enty•four In llm ate friends o f M ra. •IcNcw were pre.'cnt. . N
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Another melcdram» o f b l« tow it seat t i'crookdom w ill be seen At the Idaho th e r c«te I 'a tr c . todny nnd tom ohow wheri W o m c^ ’ ctoa I ’brothers pre.seiit "K id Gloves" w ith Con* and i;T ad Nft«cl, Lo l* WlUQt\..B«ltxa M urphy. F ^ l l • lE dw nrd Earle, Maude Turne r Gordon, pny, > !R lchord C ra m rrrT o m tn y -D u g a n -n n d ond • John DavMsAii in ih ft lettdtng rolcB. Rn? M rs
■; E n rig h t directed from the atory by Fred ' I M yton which Robert Lo rd adapted.•I "K id Glove.s" is said to 6e one o f the , I m ost th rillin g of crook drnmaa and-to ''h a v e a unique situation. "K id Gloves" i Sm lUi is forced to m arry a g ir l ho doe# in o t know by her Jeoloua-flaneee who .
. mistakes him for her lover. In the end!h o does becomc-her,.lover.------------------- samI Codec nnd Orth. Jack G old ie and " I t
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- A o lo r fu l Hunoarlan gypsy song w ill be hcanl tp"“ The n(itm ll," the P lra t-N a- ~ p t tlonal'V ltaphonc tn lk ln ff and singing W. i picture which comes to the Orpheum clscc theatre todny. • land
the role of Nubl. the gyp!«y vam pire who Colo nearly wreck.t Ihe pence ond happiness New o f a happy HiTngarlan name. The song. C lir i containing a. haunting, chchantlng m el* O**® odv. Kces like th is : _____________________
’ W ith - llp-v of red—' ‘And the Ma.ster's son he love y ” ”
the sUive r w . .The beautiful s ln v e - D ja ll-h a d in ll'h aAy-l-ya-oy. wnclBestdeil th is .lonif. there nre several
other.i, Ihe mo.^l prom inent o f which ' is cnileri • Oyp.iy C harm er." I t was w r it- p / ite n by G rant Clarke ond H a rry Akst nnd lan d Is the theme melody o f the picture.- dock ; Alexander Korda directed "T h e Sm lt
of Jean nart. The enst Is exceptionally Su it b r il lln n t and contAlns such names as G ra f Alice Jcyce, M yrna Loy. Lo retta Young. R ichard Tucker. George Hockathorne. Nicholas Soii-wanlti. Za.’nt P ltt.i and *
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W cm en's' Council ot the ChrlsUon church w ill meet Thursday n t the honie of Mra. Hester. 1302 Ad(>lson east, fo r an n ll-d a y a c t io n beginnlns n t 10 A. M . Those B ttendllis nre- tn bring covered dlshr8andwichcs.-nccrs53n^dtshesTind silver fo r the lunch n i noon. The day land’ w ill be spent in needle work.
--------- Ne__M e e tlu ss -o t-th c -X cn d -a -H a n d -o lu b w ishhave been discontinued im ill n t tc r the ____annual watermelon picnic. -------
The Woman's Home M l.v ionary so- c le iy will- meet o t the home of Mrs. J. Peraoniu.'. Thursday. Cars w ill leave Ihe church n l 3 P. M. A ll need ing ' tran.sportfttlon coll Mr.v W. H. Rough.
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D is tric t from number GS6 to 670, both | Inclusive, w ill be paid upon presenlstlon 1 to Uie treasurer o f the d is tr ic t a t the officc o f the dis tric t. In terest thereonw i lU c w Aug. 15. 1929. ___________________* tiv ■ ' ■ ' Henry'Hnnscn. Tteaa,
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“ P E R R tN E ii- 'w ; D .-siiii'.v. ORdcn; w .” f/. Slckels. J. B. Downey. Sun P i-an -: „ :l*co; B. E . B lckhell. R. Erickson. Po rt- • _ a n d ; M r. nnd M rs. K . A. S tolb;rg . Jake 1* 0D o d ^ ^ r b ld g c ; A. O, F isk. Greeley, I____3olorado; h ir . Qn'd■Mr. . J. UT Resnlclc‘,1 -lew Y o rk C ity ; Mrs. J, C, O liver. W r E ,: 31irford. Long Beach:.C . Olsen, Ewol | , , 3Lvjn, S a lt Lake C ity : M r. nndp Mrs,3can Su llivan. R upert: W. A. Denecke.i 3pboi5.— j,- :- j:~ M c n g o 7 3 n ir~ H otiston~ .™ ‘ 3 iii)aw ay; Nyssa, Orckon; .W .T J rc ia rK r*? * ’* rhrce Creek; F . A. Buptle. C urry: C,J, Fisher, Kansas C ity : J, C. Dnvls, Jhnrlcs Berrcm nn. Bdlse; A. A, Har* i T l Is. Idaho Pnlls; M r. lu id Mr.i. M ; HI tones. M oo re .td ah o; Mrs. SnralvJcncs. IjUc. rfacfcay, IdaihOL P. N. A n iiand. f
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P A R K —w ill ia m O. Flin twood. M r . ; t1 m d Mre. K . '£ , Clowsen. G. W. R u d -,h a lf lock. Edward A Wnyland. Thomas U, cMq Smith, S. E. Pier, M r. nnd Mrs. L . E. ■
la lt Loke C ity ; M r, and Mrs. D, E.: 3rafc, L . E. H owlett. ML .-v Pauline J e l- ' P|I.V3n, M rs. Samuel Nieliob. H . U. ^oore, John Stringer, K. M. Robinson... A . Purton , M. E. Huj:1u-.s Ilo l.'^ : M r. I','"'-- ind Mra. J . A. Lyoa i, FreMio: M r, nntl ' >IrK. Charles H arry. A. E. Curmody. 1). '^crc V . 'C a rm o d y rM r; nnd Mrs C. Moore, '■‘“ c Jenver; M r. and Mr.s. O. R, Botu-- I'Orth. K . L . Scott. H, D. Money. Mr, , N nd M rs. Robert Manning. Mls.^ Ger- , r rude E llio tt. M iss Betty Crnwder. F, P. 1 r .v , Jooley. W . B. Hayes. Poenlello; A, R, X ' . lacR ac. Robert Bell. Hailey; John T,:a lne. Eph R icks and .- on. Sugar City,Jtah; George B. Lnimloi.v W in ifred , m” : AHglols. R. C. R ich. Burley: Mr.v Sam ,■hnmp»nn ,.,n - g - W tw l 11 r urorrt----------lu r le y ; Helen Clock. Hampton. Idaho: ko 8 , Craae.ond son. M ontpcliur: Vf...1. Crnlne. M . ' C. Anderson. 8 oda 1 Iprlngs; E. O stllnd . Salem. O re R o n ;'j^ J
'V ila; H . Boyle apd party. Rupert: • 4r. and M rs. J. L . Gasjier,. C. A. Rob- ” rwon, T«-ln Falls; 8 , W. McClure. lllss ; Elizabeth Campbell. Glenns * 't r ry : M rs. Charles W . Wnt.non, Oma- DI J t: M r. and Mrs. Jnmes DenninR, Un* »»dlo is^Idaho;_Je8s_ ljild lo w ._R o ^ rt_n i^q ^___h'fe. MuldQon. Idaho; H /B . D uff. Port- E? and: J. Bownay, Son <WoncUco. Ning
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L A K E ODF3SA.,M lch,. Aug. C </Vt—Four ch ild re n o f M r, and Mr.t, Royal q | „ | Johnson wcrc ,k tUcd U iis ;Lfu;moon .whca.,.^}^„, lhe ir-ftU tom obilc-wn!rstnic!t-by-ft-Pcrt>— .Marquette passenger tra i ir .a t^ crosilns ggr , here, c p t ii
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D EEPW ATEn. Mo,. Auk, « i-V i-M li-.'. h is n Mildred B lanchart. 22, v.as k illed by iigh tnln r; today n.s .she wa:;. eatinglunch w ith her parnit-’', M r. nnd M r*. ThK, C. B lanchart. The..e lder couple fromiv'crc n o t In ju red , by .the bolt, which ln<{ lientered a w indow near ihc table. hctibi
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LEW ISTON, Idnlu), Aug, C NowCharles P. Hnlen. cii.sliter o f tlie Gen- . Th;-r.re Exeimnge bank for many years York in d prominent In Idaho financ ia l c lr - 'w e llc :les. died In n ho.^pllal tnday a fte r 'a n Uang :llnc3i o f two week:;, I'rium-
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"T :iin in ii7 iin red ~ Ih ou san iI itoop lc 'v ih tr ‘ * l ‘s- Mingara FhJIk annually. . ____
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S InN EW YO RK. Aug. 0 f/P f-Am ong Ihe wners o f valuable rc iil estate In New ' o rk IS K ing George o f England. 6cv- :a l F ifth avenue altea and plots o f Tnnd nowhere on M anha ttan island are held '/ the Brltlah crown. '-Among them Is reputed to be the te. on the Avenue, o f the shoe store H h lc l i - h u j : t h c . . la r ^ t rou nd -w liid ow .I the world " ~ a cy lln d ric ^ a lic c t-o f , J
oor which Is lowered like an elevator I ^ ) the b.isement to be trim m ed and then fled ogaln hyd rau llcn lly In to place, , “ In A ll the. properties o f the B ritish ip o n - ! l i
rch are in the cu.stody o f a h o ld ing and ' F innngcment corporation, downtowp. I t i __;v -equently odds to or d l s ; ^ u o f (h is | ^•. qther_reajly undcr,lts.care, but,never I ___unkes public the owner's nome. and th u s ' S reps .secret the exact locations here o r i L le 'hold lnss of Its royal c lle ijt. ,j . V
Itoxlng Ton igh t! [The Yankee stadium on uoxlng n ights: E (^cn.it.'int clouds of cigar smoke drlft-^ I IS, ncrc.vsjlie.ring,,.vA 'lrllns. In , strange —. H Idles iinder the battery of -40 overhead | -c lights. , , . ■Phoro?rapiicr5‘ p s re lie d o n jw p inusJw _ W irm p l.itf jrm s in the In fle lil. 20 fe e ti ■er the lieiids of ringside .sppct.itors, 1 The .sr.oll|sl)Ls around the top dcck of | le H iadlum.which f i l l tlio bowl w ith u i inn>iKlarp-b«ween-roiiiid»-nnd-rewAl-J— >- cen patches c f einniy seats. { _,fcThe {pectatcr wno 1.1 try ln 'j In vain to I Kig the ;io ft d r in k b o y ----- "HeyrCTungn i ’ ■In! . r ^ t r y ln '. . t a . buy^tjie^e mugs a |
5\v n)ucii7 I ’UU.v c e m a ooitie lo r g in * : . Br n lc! I 'can buy It fo r le.s-j n t th e ' ■j t ic n club . in 'g e t a fb o r rliow wld h l " i ■The box .ic:a holders who can’t see ■ De rliV i bccaiisc the rliigslde spectators j ■ c standing up . . . . {- H•'Hey, you eggs. Blddaft-n!" , , .J ^ I f I ' ■ Jdouh I see nodding," . . . "A ll r ig l ir . 'IdRwn anyhow on ' I ' l l exi)l.iin I t to , ■u." . . . "Co'mon, get o ff that bench out Here , . . . A ll r ig h t, s'.and up, bu t duck " l3 pop botlle . . . . One . . , two . , . ’ ree , , , D U C K I" . . . "Brnddcek’s cot nO-pVcniHkTsT-TTT-^A 't lia f» . . .• •'I sattl -------s nose Is .imashcd. you s a p !. , , ; "D i
A Grow ing a t y ' drenilThe Island th a t Peter M liiuH buiicht apiictJtn the Indians fo r S24 lias been crow- d id cI In hiycevcrsinee th a t o r li; ln ii tm ns* cninetlon in New Yo'vk real estate. l lt l leWhen white men firs t saw II, MCinlint- }IJ island cont.Tlned uboui, I'O.cri-acTes. i IW It Jias more than .M ,000.rh e H.’itte ry . which is the foot o f New bluKe'>rk today, was once a led^c o f rock m e 11It ou t In the water. When Jenny U nd to eatng n t Castle G arde ir-now the Aqua- o li lmim—In 1847, her hciirer.i had to cross alongIn lp t nr> n
c concert hall. W llInn a century the soluu and Ix c ii bu ilt. Oireu blocks out blllou to tiie East r ive r along its southern ). wcU.
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Loimich got in such bad .siiapr th a t 1 readed ll ie tliouBht of eatlnc. My PDCtlte fu lled me. but even the lit t le I Id ent cau-'.i'd terrible i)alns, I - Ijr- im e n r weak nnd nervous I got very t i le j.Ieep and woke up feeling tired, was blllou.s alm ost alway.s and Just
'" n i l to wonder If I would ever gel ell'■•liie Snrgcn trea tm ent grf*c me the igKCst surprise o f m y life . M y aiipe- te plcke«l up r ig h t nway and I beuun I ca t three jnc .ils a day w ithout a sign i Indigestion. I've i!nlne<i weight rignt long, sleep like n healthy boy nnd .
.,p f .,11 nt ..i.,T>'v Tho iiilU ab-jiu te ly r id me o f coiiatlpBtlon antf lliouancs.v ,‘ •'M y friends ore n il in lW im ntuviX Iww •cU .Ii Ipok. fo r the Sargun trea tm ent i e rto ln ly made u new mnn out o f me,“-
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T h e h ig h standards o f m anu m ain ta in ed th e re p u ta tio n o f so ld u n d e r the C onoco and J m a i n t a i n c d r ^ '
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!’ I in t* tor cull loan*, tlip brr»K oil Uip U il- |I c«go Klock MClinnne. «ii(l B atoi In w lip.l
t l prico.- but u miclueii l i if lt i* of f'leia"J ____ Mcfl t i l t moHcy rm rjo^a^ P^r t lir . _
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f- illntiirbliii). ft* t il* n n .f urmor» ol u iirii-rr>l colln^wc on tliP .ooiirlty market- iBvr a upon notaUlr oeciuloiw In Hip P« t Iktcii , Ai fe lt on t lia l market. Alno, thp Milli rp- Ar newal rate far Uemaiia loaiu couipd <nialm» Ai In view ot me pro«pecl of a t i ir t lir r dram Ai; beliiK Imjioned iiix iii c r« llt by »u mcrpiwe Ai;
I. in ihc-lJtnH ol~Ennln»'itl'» slUcovmi lau . ' At(j COltilUersblf tiprvoiunmi. wn» evUlriit In ArN brotcpruKP tioune board roomi t i i i ll l roii- . AlII ridence wa» purtlally rentor«l by the iinlcl; lu B,’. uclion qt lltp bank.. ».•' 'j : j Nharp Drap Keiult*• ' TJiat thp aliarp drop ll> call litonpy remuU- »i
' n l from aelloii to bolnter conflilfiicp, nitb- Car r than a itotmal cwilnit of cfrOlt. wan In- C«
• r -------d ic a lP c rT ir^ « R ^ o n *y - rn T r r-w m ff i^I I lowca a contrary coun.e. very Hu Ip myn/k' C«
loanlriK a l lea* llian » per c«-itl.* evci/ for Cr kome o f tbe lOilBer ninturUIr*. Tlip kntm ' Cli condition fiof credit wa« t i i r t li t r liid lA lp il I r i ' by the bullptln of ibe Amrrleun Ace^l- Ch ance Council, wblctt Intimated iba l l i lk b -.c ii er Bccepunce rale*, with con»e<jueiit biX* . Co
______deu.titfon commcree. cannoi longer. w . coB -oldPd uhlcM Uic federal come* to the co aupporl of the bull markpt. Co
Tl>B day'a Ihdualrlal and bii>1n«-»H npW" Co remnlned lar«ely favorable. hJcluillnn aev-j Cu
■ pral more aatlifactory oainlnB* and »alfn t Cu reporu. \Voolworth roiwrlcrt a iialii or Da
' nearly 10 per cent In July nalc*. and Mack . ne .. Truck reported flra l-na ir eurnln*» r<i«ial lo i Dr j U.11 per ahare.a aa liu l $3.84 In Dip firvt ou ( lia ir 01 19M, ru r ilie r tood buying of cop- , ebj
. per reported, and aome con"UiiiPr». wno . eiJ j hive been dvfcrrlnu order* In tlip hoi>e of etI ■i price reductloiui. were .aid to be aiklnn yi.
t protection agalliiil IllCr^W*. i'Oe; T h f uinUy >hare«. which made nubatan- Qtt l lftl^d van cn veaterdav d n u llr llip break
r t — lit in * i tum i k u m jM c i iim u , n m ii«i ! gB l i lcu lu ly drpreurd. ■' -% i —I* lU fU Dcprrtied ‘ ........... ■ jj _____ depreMrt, Wew _aI ) dropplnV‘a'lwur‘7'^pomt«ran>iough the lor- “I mer r*salned ahoiit ha lf it.i lo». UteeU, ^I were K«ner*Ily mcady. United Stale* Steel ‘ aviI aa ts l» l ■ couple Of point", then m tnln- :I iii« lu loaa.I Coppenswere liravily bou»h( In the laat TtyI ____ hour, partTeularly Anaconda which roae. TreI mom in *n 3 polnU” U» 122, a i.cw )>lt(h fo r ’ WcI Ibe movement, in a turnover of nearly 400,- , Yei
000 aliarr*. t l waa rumored that a laTge 111!R) UanklhK liouar w ill m m ii otfer lt« cux . l.o'" f tomer* • block ol the atock at 120, 1U In the reactionary «raln market*, wheat lU{ broke about 0 cent* a btuhel In reapouap[r_____heavy recelpu and a weak caah market!IT corn lo » n cenu'or-morT-B-&u«hei-on-rur*-LttP ther bearlih weather. Tlie cotton m ar-. l . it:.l ket wan asatn quirt, with cloning prlcm u tIII ileady. ' L II H l^jielgn e»ehan«p» werr incllneil to ea«e. . Tr< jl a |tn o ^ h ^ .lr r l1n f cablr* lipUl ta ltly xtPBdy , Tri
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I TWIN FALLS MARKETS I™If Tb*M vrtcci ara obuiaed OaUy * t 4 ! po'iA «’ct««k ta Uv« «>tlcn>o«& aDfl u% la> '!| uaded te corer enlj' tbe at .•n prtccf. Wbtre eeruia dealer* for tbort( ' perloda eUer ngre U tu U>« qneutf ' , . r ! ptieta Bo efrert U nude M >aelad*1 inch QoeuUsM. Qaeuuoas «re e n v - , “
•a a«taly M » p t l ^ ts predneers u d . ,• iw iild BBt be accepted a i r tlle c tta f u - i ^7,
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O uttem t. (v re t. ButUrfat. aour ----------- *a»-
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I *hltW *oi«»ie ^Cane ~ Z - ~ _ I T Z I Z - - ____ , >7.08 I “ al
„ . ' U .B rm . SOO lb. l e u _________ _________»‘ .« jco lcStock food. 100 lb. l o u ------------------- tiJO I u aBtaeic food. 300 lb. lata _ _ _ _ _ 4 I.U i o DIcklow. No. a or b r ttrr »0e I cmredcnmon. -- ' * * ' : t f »Lemona. doi. Me and flOcI**^Oruuea. aoM B________________ jO B io m ! ^PDUtoe*. I I potmdi ■ i - ii. .T V ;to w
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Am Ixjco 137 I Ornliiiiii ru liir KAm Hmrit A: Itcf p l ia i i ^ ' * ' ' ‘ l North Ky Am Huunr pf |oo Hupp Mutor Cur
,A m T « lA :T e | ' 28I>,' Anacotirtft Covs V i l ' . llatvpM-Co
Armour Del pf . oi», J'“ N l'*' .. A tc lilw il T Si a 2U 1 |!» TpI a; TellUldwln lx>TO pt IIU ' K riin rco ll Coppi
IlMlilehem -Steel ia«% > XrcnKo ISS) CoIlurrougliii Add Mach OJ^i | l-**mbprt CoCalifornia l*uck 70*j LIm at Myer* ToCalumet A: Hecia -40 ___
’ cu e Tllrefh Mach 14S Mi>Uilmoh Alkali Cerro dp l>iuco. OU Mlnml Cupper
I Cheiiapeake i t Oblo 231 Mid Con^l'pt■Chic Rk M a Pac IM '* « 1« o iirl Pacifici cnryalpr Corp . 74 Montiiomery War' Coca Cola ■ HO*, Nanli Uotoni.Columbian Ona i t Elec.. B3>., Nat Ciuh Jlen ACoimoleum Nairn . 23',j Nat Jmw As l-t«Corn Producu OB':. Natloiml HuretyCoty 5 T i Np'*’ Vork Centr
, Cudiiby I-ack J1 N V New Hav & 1t CurtiM Aero . . Ii4 North AmericanDavUon Cliemlcal -lOi, Northern l*iiclflc
: Delaware & llud 2IU I’aekard MotorI Druic Inc 111*. I*nn AmOul*ont dp Nem . 192 4‘BrBm K«m Untc
, Eaatman Kodak ID5 I'enn II Um pow A! Lts . 00' , ' f ' j ' f ' ' •■nx' i-n>', E r lP l lR eS'i IMIIman Inc ne»Klplacltmann 02 lUdlo Corn ot Ai
I'aeiierBr~A*pnWt----- —T-80»;- Rrynolfl»-TobaectQtneral Elec . .584 ’ St Lo til. Han htal
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NEW YOnK, Aim. 6 i4^-S tock market iO ■ 20 20
Itidra IU Il’(t> UtU'ii ,x.Today 231J0 IS1,« 310.70 lurrevloui 'day 331.50 1U .20 321J0 co>WCCK BKO -------- 2M 90--'-IU.40---- W .IO , 7.Year aiio 165.00 120.40 HJJO oUH llh . 1029 234.40 1CU.40 321J0 pmI.o1'. 1020 201.70 I2fl.60 •. 183.10 ?7t
Total -alpi. 3,78a,0M .hareH, jI “ — ' n(|.' (JHVUUNMKST «tr
NEW VORK. Aug. 9 c,Vi—Unlled Slatrm rat go\eruinpnt bon(l» clo»ed'.Ltbertr3'-j«-32-l7--------------------------- »-0700 upl.lt>erty flr>t O .. • » 01-31 »>JLiberty lourth 4'.» . . . * 08.24
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NEW VOUK, Ai.k fl >.1-)-T h f raw augar "jf]S!;
chanvrd at t -1 8U tor M’uU duty paid.polnta and rontinurd rn>y throughout the
,aV''i*Vd-dav‘’ 2 t ira * °~ u iu “ iel'*llwpt.‘ ’'U n - >° |CPrt«liitv ovrr developuienti at Waahlng-ia n d 'tb r contliivird liiacliM ty In the apot 'n iartirt rhpcknl any ngKrnuilvp buying and !/, •prler. ylel<1r»l to omIt - niiKlerale .•elllng ">' whictr »|>iir«ri-»t to l>e mo*tIy In the form -nr-lim itn«inn— opmitfnn»-wrrT-aB*tt>-of -JJ* llmllrct prii|K'rtlon., aml.thPre uppeared lo t:eaa fll>po-llloii nmoiiii operator* to hold i f *
I 0(1 and await trr«l. d.'VrlopMenU.: Retined .,\\a> .Uiicliaugttl. Withdrawal*
■new wa» *upp!Htt llirnugh »e«ind band* al ■Inim t i , n m 1,> TO-toi-Hne granulated. , 7 ; ^ x hu»{^toi~: I x l ’lF . ^ m i l t 1 ''^ r »2JIB;^Ja_n<.ary « ? 0. March 8233: May j f f ,
SAN M l.w r is fo I'lKIIIUCE SAN KIIANCISCO. Au*. C >,41—Buttpr- ra t
fat M 'je - . ........ .................Oulcn: Oreen 7Jc to I I lug; aiockton red. » ij
t i f to «l Mick: yrlln«» t l 25 to 11 00 cwt.IMtatoe*: Jobbing OarnPt CbllU 3c to
31, c pound. t}lockH>u K « 10 p iJ c w i . I _ _^ l*oii»ry: Hioller* 2fc to 3Jc. hPtu 23c ‘o j j . „ |
LOS rK ou ccK 'U53 ANOa.ES, Alls « .<1-Prr.duee e » - li i . ,
e h a n g p ^r^ lp u ^llu ltpr 149,900 pounJi.jCal
ells 'rounV 'M ^,e *m rtIT^"VeT**m lll2^5i^; Iiradp ML,e . ____ ______ __ ■ H
1-ouitry l.riilio7u henVo^^r 4 pourid»T3e7 j>ou rr»t unchanged. , jm
c i l ic . to n PRODUCE ir ilIC .\o o . Aug. « ott—PotAtoea; Recvlpui |>
M car*, on track 200; total Untied Sute*!<5c. •hlpmenu 407 car*, irwdlng fair. markPt;oai allghUy airDncrr; Kanaa* and . Utaaourl 1 • in aacked Iru li CobbUr* g2 40 to (3.es; Co:s-'out rado lrl»H Cobbler* 83 10 to *3 15; Nebruka Iigh M ked ln>h Cobt>ler* 82 BO u> 82 M: Min- nu 1 CMMtA- aacUd KarlT OUlOa tew aalea 83.65; C. Colorado >ickrd IUI>* TTulmpha 83.50 10 uta
Butter: Lower: Ilecelpta ]8.0g2 tuts; '' 'a i creamerr r it ra * 4I»4C; itAndArda «Ji«c; e*- m 11 tf» .Ilra ta 40I.C lo 41c;.llr»U iO c-lo 4iic.;.u.u ieeond» TJc to M'^c.
Esc*' UncSiangrd. re<vlpta 17.05T ca*e* ' rou ltry ; Alive, firm : r»c*lpu 3 car*,, Dl
Jowl. 2»e; •pring* 2»c; broiler* 2«c. ro o . i- ;c . ii iT» 2rc: tu n trr* 20c to 30 c :-m jc« -i» r ta ; lo ;aoer Fpfjf 14e- «gnw» * ..M Mirif
DRIED n iL IT iWEW TORX. Aug. S i*V-Orle<3 fn ilt* and '■ »old hop. iteady. I
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IteAAy .to .IDc Iowq; flo*ing aeUta. fu lly •u&dy Wita Uooday-a aTerwcr: aorted ITO to np pound *VCTm«»» II IJ J 10.8U3J: top 111.40: 230 to 3«o peuod butfben 810.75 to
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. i r - s x ' i r r . , ;s, i• C»r 42>. South Cal Cdlaon . . 70 ,,t nil lUouthern Pacific M |i,
771;, Standard Caa d: Elec 130-Co •’ ^ ^ ;* 'a ,u n d Oil N*'j 151* • ^
copper ‘ w s Hlewart Warn Speed 07’ ^II) 33 , atudpbaker Corp 70>,Cher*e 31 Tr«u* Corp , . OQ'j ,imCo 'Te«n» Oulf Sulphur -7o‘ / » h
Timken Ron Dearlng 101 ?,„im Tob II STi. ' Union Carbide ll7i< ccn
iW'' Union Oil of Cal 4S>« ,tarilltaii M l. ' U S Rubber ' 47 * ci,er 45 U S Steel 2IU , fev.r ( } ] , Vunudlum 82 fle 1c com w i. 'V ir g Caro Chem .. 13 jp dclfic pf 130 ' We»llngbotu.e BlMtrlc 234 „),o<
Ward 1151. I Wratern Union Tel 215, 80>V Willy* OverlMid . 241,
■ - 'S ! ; .pc";iirpty .107 -------- ly •S 'a '.a “ 1; ™ in . M A.,K r.,lean Co no NEW VORK, Aug. 0 i - l l - thecldc . 100 Curb (luotutlon* cloaed: rapilor 131’ i .CoiitlnenlBl Oil 17Ji mea
S7S 'H rc Hand A: ShBre U l ' i IngLB*try , B7t;-;KIPC m vc t . . 292>;, nurr
U5>j c^ iif Oil Corp ot i'B 1847. mue: new 8fl : Ncw*IlVudf'ml 5!'- :5”;ot Am 84’ . J.UB1I Creek Con. J«, Lo«lbaeco-U-----43'.-rBtnml-OII-of-ind-----------M *. —I htan Hy 121ijll*ennry A pf 07 of ^
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aoWK moatly 8 9 ^ to U 40:^augtu d o i^ toCattlcr Rfcelpu 4000, culve* 200; ilaugb* at^y
' ive. acrong to moatly 25c hlglier. bulla and I'Sw vtala fu lly aUudy; aiocker* and feeder*.eatce: linn ; fed ateer* »nd >rurllnr* 8IS.35to 815: few load* 8I5JO to 115 05: light .Ha
> •trcn around 1150 pound. >15 00; three load* -ent 3 1358 IMUhOa 810; heller* scarce: bulk, graaa “ x i D co*» 87,50 to J8.75; bulk ull cutler. 85.73 10 ©f n » »7r'n'edlum-buH.-88-to-»8.75:-few-welghly aino l> olfrrlnga up to 89; practical tup vraln 812.50, 1,, t l> puld tieely. Including 75 lir.u cvprnging pr
Sheep: .ilecplpta 13,000, hlghpr. I»mb«KteBdy to'25c lower; *heep otrBdy; fecdera \rhvatrtinK to 25c higher: early .a ir. and bid* ge
, rang* lunitx 813 to 813.25: iibHvm 812 SO to o<812,75; ewe top »8.23: rangr ferflliig Inmba Mj
) uuuara.to-8mo;.ouedock.cUulu>-»wu.Umba __m ,I “ 2'5- Corn1 c m c ,„ „7 T T \’K ,T „ ,K KJ cniCAOO, Aug. 0 C,11 — Ho*.. Ileeelpu 14«I IV.UtM including 2000 dlrrct; market .low. Oata> .hlpl>^r* and •mall klllen. Iiuying a few 8e
light and nmlluni. steady to IW lower: De top SI2 15; bulk dealrable ISO lo 220 ix>und M(
. weight* *11 8U to 812,10; moat packing .ow* Mi I H>.5U 10 111.75; butcher* mpdlu.Ti to cholcp
■ iwim rt. 810i0 Ou cattle: llecVlpU 05U0, calve. 21X10. genprml- *°Ry
. Iv .Ipudy to *trong. belter grade range fed lla , » le ri. in broad demund, .ligh ily le>* act- T li ive than Monday: 817 paid lor ligh t ateera cic
hy (><tern ahlpper*. alaugbler. clkaac*Kii.Ti gi>uU and choice I3U0 to 1500 («und*
I .a iUa.ll7_UDa_lo_1300.poiim la^U.to.8l7; --05., V50 to 1100 pound* 813.50 to »I8.1«; ted 81.IJI yearling* g ^ and ehoire 750 to 050 pound. No,
813 to 810 U; heller* good nnd choice 850 hardI pound, down tl3 to IH.T5. row*-good' and 8132I J,?.,.*? » , V ,'!^ U !!,• veil!»:0M, .locker and leader *teer% tood knd No I
;* 25c lower. I.iigc lamU> 8I3JO to i u « . u." '
M7» tn iflTsr.fPTderiamtK cood"»na chuice ~ n*]■ *12 50 ,0 813 U . ______
s\N KR.\NC:SCO LIVKSTOI K ____-BAN TOANCISCO.-Aug « Hog*- ne- -------
I»12H« ro^»l3;™lew flgbl^a V lT ju^ 'p '^ /k in l 1.1^1i CalUe lucelpu 75; holdover. Tuo . jo ,
i medium KO to tr50 twuuu. IIOJJ do
Tpoumi »ealer» 8U.50; package ||u to i l l *. ’ill«ti_ll0ldOVen_t5Ov-alzaai_.dwk:-58 t i j f -
* ' ESS'i FtJRTL.\.VD LIVMTOCK ii I-ORTLa ND. Aug- < .4%-Hos. Ileeelpu' dM ’. ‘ ’ i ^ i t “ Sm r’ T«'‘' k ^m "” 'c‘iU , ' '* " “ ®"‘ ^i.tta ^y : load Calllomlaa a ilS s i^ w iih 'n S uSo- :out .1112 and packing mw, at ta JO, chSlS a S ’l light butcher* not now quoted al)u\e 112 85; 813.39
Cattle- Reev1pl> 5o[ «juotat>le *!e»ar tO UBlS u.ax: no earty aalea; wound ^our iMdalirld from Monday. Calve.: Receipt* 15
Sheep: Rnelpta 350; quotatjle .teadT' _ i w nU h lM aold e»rtjr: emtlmated rrc .ip i, Z i
DKXYMM. UVC5TOCK , DENVER. Auc. « I8pe«al to Th. N e w * iIT T ^ " I C .iiie - R«»|pta MO. c%)«T«.a. eoa i;j ai«*d»i ' lu lt*m * l TT 3 * ^ f f g .! II «)ld held at 8< CO «»: mlied cow, and he ll. * er* P : gn«a hellei* 80 to 8I0J0. Includlog '
I iMd 8k.W; lew crus* bulU 87 to 88 ee*?8l4• du^o; b*(t«r c rw te ououue 815 10 t ia lo - 'Odd iota (toek *t(«r> 80 to 810; late MonS^i - srmaa l» t alcWf to BUppcr* 812.25 10 813JO- I paid lev loM bT«nclB( 1330 pounda
!(«(»: lUeelpta 1500; 10 lOMla dirvci 'o s t '10 o i u ^ ie: four loMa jm t *m*ed' ubt w jia m tr tr» « * r i« m .-B M » a y »uad ,.«?S - ~ «oi>d*rje»er»ce. top 8U.73 on few d r l t i •reiiBd 300 pouBd*: bulK 100 to s«o peuDda * 81lJd ta U LM : fe v 3*7 pmmai i n ]SO potmda UO.M: pu k lo« *owa U .U ta
’A L L S , ID A H O , W E D N E S :
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lAtaoclatPd Pres* Market eOllori nt c ilic .s a o , Aua. 0 — U«nervetl by whirl
wind *elllng that w ithout warning overtook the wheat mBrket today, numberlr*. #«■ IrdOcra In aemUpanlc, let go of whpat] I. 'r i . r ; :h , .S 'a . ' r » . r K , ; ;£ s s . s u la bualiel her*, compared wllh yp*terday’»
' s CitBrletl Ihe «m»*h ot value* wa* general- U l
Chicago rloalnc (iiiou ilon* on wheat were fevrrlah a l virtually the day * loweat point. j fle (o 7c net lower. Corn clo«ed l»,c to 2p down. o«,U IHc to l% r otf, and provuion* tJaj -howlns 2c to 105 netback. [ |n«
ArrWil* Olmlnlth | MoU p*cttln | of confidence on the part o f . l lH
..peculallve owner, of whral cuiue abrupt- yi» ly alter Ihe market here hud .hown a de-I rc^rl^"b lB '^purchaae * of 't lo iir today In 1 Wci the aouthweat and becau.e of evidence Ot I pai rapid fa llliitf o lf In the mi)U-ir,ci[t to do- meatlc winter whent to m».t ct llie lead- Ing railroad tprtnlnal*. In Chicago, the J number o f car* of wheat urcivliig today wa« vl.sl much arrialler than either n week or a year w_ ago. and there were alao greatly d lm ln l.h -, •«“ ed recelpu ut Kan^u* City. Omahu and St., ^u>»i», ........... uuickly-lost-islglii ■
reporre 'd 'u throwing overWaM m .^hold-jCO!
le-Cr'nt TumblP ^ >
whBlt^uade.' 'ueVnwhlie, 'about the' only Immetllate known incentlvem for the «cll- wol Inc were reporu FSentm"“w h ? it"c r tM « 'w o u jd '^ enlarged. «cn
X ll other cereula reflected the weaknr*. ^ Of thfl wheat markt. Corn wa. 'e (
Ho,PTOVlalom W frf e»a1cr owing to down- da i
(urn* both ot luig vnlue* and of grain. IWheal— Open lllghLow -riew » ^
Bip i. 137‘ , 130 1411, 131’ . reti
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March W M>U » ' *Data— you
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CHICAGO CASH fJRAIV iCHICAOO, AtiB. 0 ..n -W h .a t: No. 4 hard
II 20 ',; No. 1 northern spring 81.30. IsciNo ^ ml*e<l 0«>-; No, J wlilte Me. H ui
OuU- No: 3 red 4*c. No, 2 wl.Ur *0^cRye:* .Vj 2 I I 00',. \Harley: Quotable range 50e to 72c. Hy_
............ th lA IIA <SKA1N................... 'M r*-O M A H A .^ug_C-.JW W bcaU-Na^l lu n Lj-,w-11.l i to 812«| No. 3 hard 81.14 to 81.24:SO, 1 darl. hairt 81.23 10 81.37; No. 2 da rk jon lard 8135 to tl3a<>: No. 1 hard .prlng 1 a11 321J to 81.381,. No. 1 dark northern *prlng ) .
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even lo»d. le rd 'r lamb* and 23 load. Idaho; rclA at lalatu; no early aalea; Indication* 25c ir more luwer on fat range lamb, or around 1 '12 75 for be*t I 'h C
• I Auknoaros WOOL l« . iD oe ro s . AUK 4 I^i-D em and I* f* in y
trotui on 5fc and *** _■rrr active. Th..' u aco.u n l^ n«1act-thet-eererat-heUMi he're"ee«d -ttieie- _ -Twdea before th rr were grwded Wid w ill not akr further order* at current price. A*k- the Dg prior, on ccimbing and clothing wool » very ’
s 'n -jD s s n i B iic x r CiST. JOSETll. Aug. • •-*>—flftarp; Beee tpu j.—.
eao; lamba lie u. 25e lower: a *« l ahcep;*-™*- nd fe«ler* l i t t l r .hanged: top fwige lam(» | OUt 13J5: beat name, i i j : other, l* r t* iy 813.75 han ,owo: desirable i.iiit ion cwea K.23: lerding j . . . ■meg 813 downK e n W *nc A(ta rra ch the people ^ F i
rUh to a t ln c t. r * ft
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Great Northi Apples
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H O LLISTER , Au«. S - Mrs, U w U Bcnni-U. P ltt8btirgh. nnd Mr.s. nobcrt M axwell nnd Mrs. D. C,- Weaver. Buhl.
.w e , '-c _ v ls m )i^ l.tlic .B c r i -Wcar.cr .liom c :__ln.st week. Berore return lim 10 her home M rs ,B e n n e tiw ill v isit Sciiiili.'nnd jfo ln ls ■ In Canada. Ji'-'
L ila and M artha PulImiT k‘( t rcccnily
— Elnr£nce_dauglJtos-of-M r—a iuJ-M rt.-,— - Robert Cook*. undiTwcnl an olicratlon ' fo r removal ot tonsils in Tw in Pnlls Monday.
n o be rl Cook Is preparing the e lfvn to r .■ 3 nt Aiii.H(;rdam fo r sloraue of whont.
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PAUL. Aug. C — CompllmentliiK Ills dniiKlUer, Mrs. W, E: Pierce, who is v is it- , .
i ln i: here from Ventura. California. Nel.s I M artin entertained a t dinner Sunday at . ,I the Paul cafe. Cover; weie laid fo r 10
I Alice nnd Loul.ie Wat.ion spent, the Week-end a t the home of their urand-1 ,
I parents. M r^ pnd Mrs. OeorKc Flel.sher. I . . Rupert. ‘ ; “ l
John D uff, Petaluma. C nllfornln. ISTnre* vl.sltlng n l the home of hi.s .-.iMer. -Mrs. Maude PettUu ..
' M r. and Mrs. r : L, Cox and th re e , ' ‘ children, o f Doniphan. Nctiraislca. who I
-havc-becn-vlsltlnff-at-the-ho lT ie-of-M rrf-j,— I Cox' cousin. P. R. Coon, l : t i Tuesday ‘ ^■m nm lng fn r flrnM Ir,------------------------------- 1 - ^! M r. and Mrs. E llsw orili nnd ram lly re- i tu rned from R igby, where they were cul*I f f t fwn wfpkfi ngn hy Ihp t irn f i M r . ig “ ; ; I Ellsworth-.s n io tlier, M rs. Helen EIL1- 3^^, w orth. -pq I
Rev. B, P. M erld lth pre.idied his f irs i sermon Sunday a fte r a month's vacation. ,,
M r. nnd Mrs. Charles B. W llcy cn- tertql^ned a t d jnncr Monday •vcnlntt for Rev. and Mrs.' Charles Arras nnd two l ' . duughier.t. niul MLvi Alnm und E.sthiT
* ^ M r 'nnd Mrs! chorles Belgarde have returned from Doise.w here th e jM iU cn dcd J .j„- the American Legion convention, Jshu’t
Com plim enting Mlaa D orothy-Fuiion . O lodys JohiiRione, nnd Alice M cM lU nn ,, who spent the week-end a t the M cM ll- l ia ip Ian heme from Albion, a - jju in b e r o l| l|U L young people motored to the D utte and i i l L explored the cnves and enjoyed n wclner I roast, afterwards going to,the M :M IIlnn home. Tho.se present besides tlie hon- | o r guesu were: Verlee Eller. Sara nnd- D oroUiy Heath, Ethel McMillan. Ornce Iserm ttn. Ray Iserman. George DcLong.Hugh Heath,-W ilson Henth-and Jim ' M cM illan .
M r. nnd Mrs. George Moser and fa in - lly . M r. und Mrs. Charles W iley. M r. l . , ‘ nnd M rs. F. J. Toevs and family. M r. and * , M ra. J . D. Arthur.JJu rley. and.Mr_-and l— Mrs. Schrader. Pller. comprUed a pa rty ,-tna t-m otoroano-M tm aoka-tlttnrsunaaj-'Thcvon a picnic,
Anson .Brown, who undena’tn t on op - ^ , ero ilon M ®olse fo r the removnl o f a ‘ BOliri', ^^h in itM n ion ie S iiiid iy .---------------
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H A IL E Y . Aug. (I iSpeclal lo The E. G News)—In 'th c fin a l tennU tournament Fred o f khe.sen.<on at Uie K ent court,'the con- day 1 test In ladles’ singles resulted In f i r s t No honors golnK to S h lr lfy Cunningham, nedoi iiiK l-»eeotit] (o Jeasle Aukem«.--A c o h - fe r cf fc U tlo n aw,trd was given Eddls Ammons. Ma The firs t was decided Saturday evening ed ih when M iis Cunningham defeated Je« ie Pomt Aukem * f l- l, 6-0. and Helen S<*iiarfer.6-1. 6-1. Ot\ Sunday M iss Auktma ar.rt -------MUa Schaefer,, played fo r Uie second 11U11U15. M ^ ;A u w m r wcn6-4.s-<, f i r s t a n 4 ,.s«o nd _pn xe i.» lven _h i-_E e le i- in_ Lo n lla rd Kent were zircon rings nnd Z the cofwolntlon prize was a strand or W g, crysu ls . M f i
C n ll me fo r views o f your home, fn rm I U i crops nnd stock. Deauty can be brought a B out o f ycur kodak film s. We enlarge. V I hand-color and fn in e pictures. Clia5. E. f t B Jacoby. Phone IM 7J. «dv X |
Peed Hayes grow ln f and U jln g mn.Mi. f t K p» fo r greater p r o f ix ad r Jp I
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Jews)—Excavation hua l>eet\ complctL-d • j f l It the local sugar factory fo r the l i i - ; | | l tftllu tlon of a beet pulp prewi. Pnctory 1 lU l ifflc la ls are awaiting the arriva l o f two ars of machlner>-, when concrete work I t i l l be started nnd the n iachlncrj' set I ip. The completed building w ill be IG '■y 40 feet In dimensions, two .stories 1 •i lg n r " ---------------------------------------------------1-------The ii.se of th is press w ill enable l p _ ,
nrmers to ImvK the use of pulp fo r '^ '^ ' coding puriw.scii, much earlier than • r icretofore. The p iilp W ill be put th ro ug h ' his pre.Hs which ellm inntes th e 'w n tc r i ontent. and farm ers can then haul I t I ( way In dried form . Most of the bulk o f ' lie wot, pulp w ill be done'away with, | nd the dried product can be iiundled ; B( •Itli much le.vi expense !;>■ the fa rm e r|—w nd stacked fo r fu ture use. A .simllnr P. P ress Is 10 be Installed at the T w in Palls l ld a h ic to ry of the Anialgamated Sugar com- .orga any. oneW ith the erection o f the pulp p ress,,ac tli
lost o f t he work nrellm tn iirv to jL i i ru n g l in ^ i le r.lic lng season w ill be finished a t (orga le B urley factory. »Orflclals exneei n i Mi ?o<i crop ot beets the itnU oTy acrv- |'Vicc i by th is factory. In addlUon to the , the 1 u tly lng district:*, there are some 5000 I In t l n ’Csn iTB Ugli r - WCI.'; ah Uic N orth ' nnd : Igna outh Side Minidoka projects, nione, were o fac ilita te the handling of beets a t F rid vo o f the loading stations, a u to m a tic ! nrra; Uera hnve been installed n l those s la - Iw lll ons. V I torsBeeu w lll lx> stacked In long piles a t Bola.
prlngdnle nnd Vllmay.’ w ith the n u to -lco n fi intlc pliers, T lic w pile silos can b e ;fo lio rawn on by Uie factory whenever 1 the ■ orm y or fre tting weather delays haul- ■ "T iff.-T tnd-w lH -bnrin iard'agalnsfpa’KlljIc • th e : lo tt in g down of factory operaUons. ,h ca r............. ; wise.
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'VENDELL, Aus, 6 -rr .A t an .cJccUon ■ Parsi S ftluitlay, a.cemeiery d ls lr tc l was gani:
eatcd here by a vote o f 105 to 37. As "W result of the vote Governor H . C, Ba ld- , p ro jt dge w ill apspiiit a d is tr ic t committee j In ter
three-psrsons. be dt■MrTBiid'Hrs. C, L. D ietrich expect tb !tio n . avtfioocLlQrJjLQrandc^Oresnu,_wlicrc lag rlc ley w ill residn In the future. * [shoul M r. and Mrs C. M. Weinberg and M r. actlv id M rs, Olenn W dnberK nnd son. W ar- Jboan
g relatives. [ - w M ra ^ U jia Thoinp.wn has returned to.'crea* < -h om e-o f-h fr daughterTMrs. L. A . 'p ro f it me.s. followinit n vi.-.lt w ith friends In ' pend. j f c ^ e . ---------- --------------------------------- T inJU tMrs. C. L. D if if lc h and child ren. M rs .: " I 1 G. Commons and child ren, a ijd Mrs. 'M r. F
•ed.Santschl and. daughter.spcnt P ri- ;ed.w l ly a t Guyer lio t 5prlngs, [stateNo trace has been found yet o f a Nash . Tlnan dan s tc lrn Saturday n igh t. The own- do f(c f th e car Js Hprman Bmnd.-...........‘ state
Many residents of th is dU trlc t attend- ; the n ll-day .'r^Mon o f Oooding cou n ty . Fc4
imona,Grange in B llw Saturday. ,»4t
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i H A ILB V . Aug. G iSpccla l to _ T h e NCW.S)—A t Uic o ffice o f Uie probate Judge Sunday m orning tw o marriages werc“ Eolemnlzcd“ b>—Judffe"OC0l‘iL ~ A ‘. ~ " McLeod. The marriage o f Poul RobertAdom.1, O ooding.-and . Dolores'Cooley.-----Shoshone, wns wluies.sed by B, P.
Tiiony u n ltjng Conrad Sch lll, Jerome. •and Grac^AifcCjurc, I'w in l-'alls. w iW ut*.....tended by Gladys I. P itm an and James Fulkerson,
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Com m erce B od y P re s id e n t
T e lls o f A c t iv i t y to Go
O n W ith N e w S e c re ta ry
BOISE. Aug. 0 tSpeclal to The News) - W ith , th e Insta lla tion in to office of L, 'F*. Par.sons as ihe new secretary o f 'th e rdaho State Chamber ol Commerce the irganlzatlon Is now ready to em bark on me o f the m ost complete programs of ic tlvU y I t lia-s ever undertaken, accord-
}rganlsatlon.M r, Shepherd nnd M .n vrnm -tn firs t____ ^
Jicc p tcsidcnt. consisiulc a com m lilee ol the boo,rd qf d irectors to f i l l the vacancy In the secrelaryship created bv the resignation Of Katph E. Thom M , They were In conference w lU i M r. Parsons Friday and Saturday o f th is week and irranged a program o f acU vity which *111 be presented to the board of direc- ors n t u special meeting to be held In , Bolae. August 16 and n . PoIIowlngr the :onference M r. Shepherd sent out, the ’ollowlng .statemcnl to the members of he chamber;"T d successfully carry on the work ot
hc 'S ta te 'C ha inbcr o f Commerce your learty support, both financia l and oiher- vlse. Is necessary. You mu.si recognise he Importance of some organization of his character to coordinate nnd keep onstnntly before the public n il the van- lus actlvlUes o f the people o f th is state,
• 'I t Is our privilege to come Jn closer ontact w ith a ll the various locol cham- lers o t commerce and other organlza- ion.s having to do w ith the bu lld in it up if our state. A.% soon as possible M r. ’arsons .w ill v is it these commercial o r - ■ .. anizallons."W e believe one o f our most tim ely
iro jecu Is bringing to the agricu ltura l nU:resU o f th is state the advantages to e derived from the fa rm re lief leglsla- ion. I l Is Im portan t th a t not only theArleuluu-al-poople-but-the btistQesS m en--------hould be thoroughly Inform ed on the ctlv ltles of the newly created fa rm oard nhd what can be done U ia l w ill be f-«>d iran taj{e to Uie sta t e.•'We also have In irilnd cjulte an in -
reased and n more effective advertising_____rofiram . the extent o f which w ilt de- end.upon the fin a ncial resources o f thelJUtUUOir--------------------------------------" I hnve much hope th a t you w ill give
Ir . Parsons arid those dlrecUy concern-. ^ d .w lth ca rrj^ ln j on the ncUrlUea o f the..- . Late chamber your w illing and heariy inanclal support to the end th a t we may 0 fo r Idaho th o « thlnca which Uic late m erits."
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Iicre ias l n ish t, I can’t , believe ho U ---------n c r im ina l. M r. Dale impressed m tf m - - - a thorough gentleman." .
"Scnrch ■ h im ." ' suguested Summers. S lia ld iiB I lk head slowly. P tn ym a n cnme fo rw ard . ;prompUy U>c Picaroon iiteppccl, d irec tly behind the lo n j. l l -
‘ b ra ry tabic. /“ I resent t l iU sort o r treatm ent,” lie
com plalncd. "V ou ca ll,, m o . stranKc names ond make the.m oat curibu.-t In-
:___T ilnn-t. Ilkn U an d I wl l L ________________^. no t be Insulw d." . __ .4..
"Keep f lt l l i ." crowlcd Summers im- l i! it li* t illy . '"C a n ’t you set.you're caunht? ' ■ ' ViC S tnlllnR w on 't do you any Rood. You're
___orU y-u 'asllnB_U m c.-O f.,couri-c._Jf..you.___
' You are colng to be booked on a charse ( I, or murder, anyhow." , ■\ "M urdcd " I t was the voice o f M artin . I
Dale th a t Kpoke. T iic word s llpp ld out ■
“ Ah. th a t Bovc you a Jolt, d id n 't U? I You' forROt yo u r phony pa tte r fo r a f m oiiie liC TJfTdht'na 'w cll 'b Ivc tn rD n lc r t : 1 said I would Ret the Picaroon aome ft
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Agam ~therr wa.T-a fa in t ta c c -O f rc -- • ■ c re i tn I i Lh tone. I
• M iirdcd?" I t ^ •ns the. voice o t M a rtin ■ liiuK li. H is m ind was In nn nn-"HP. ■ M urder? I l was beyond him . " I th in k O you must have taken leave o f your I senses," he declared w ith a shruR. ■ ••Who has been murdered?" ■
••Mrs. Perryman, but you know tlia t.- ■ You were In thU house the n ig h t shp ■ wns murdered. Remember "the clRar :■ band?" j =
The Picaroon smiled serenely now. p “ Dirt~Sum niL'is L'X|iect tO'"convict hint* —— f on Ihe strength o f a c lear band? I t
wan ridiculous, bu l n t the wimn tim e O u V lie was In ip rcucd w ith the renllzaLion . N t th a t Summers \vas no t .such a fool.
I •'Suppn.sc you t r i l me one tb lng,'' i_ : I 8 ummpr.% added. “ How did you know « th e pcnrls were In th a t hole In the* w all? You were ,in the room only a few o f ■% m inutes. You must have pone r ig h t ..'M s lrn ig h t to l l . How did you know where•J to fin d the pcftrls?" '
T lte Picaroon was Mlcnt. He per- Theccivcd a surprise o f some sort was on haven'
: -Mhe way. •• Summers approached, w ith pearls,“ . la u to m a tic stern ly leveled, and he g ild - Inc m..'l^cd ea.'lly to the enc) of the table. Each me as^ m o m e n t .g n liic d m ight mean a reversal know|H o f the s ituation. In whiJ Summers growled Irritab ly . "D o n 't me he
V i e t me te ll you soniethinic. I found he fin f the hearl*' yesterday'aTtcfttofih—fBllhd A rc yo
I ;li)owed them to M r. Ferrymnn and aroon I« h(* Iden tified -them imm ediately as be inc pitA lohRins to his w ife." dark."v‘ Dale started. A dim tindcr.standing ..yo,,
was knockinit a t his brain. Somehow .i™”.j he had been mistaken. T lie [warls /H ehtrT d l d - n o f belong to Dr; M o ffe tt, b u t t o L,*.
the murdered woman. B u t how. why? -o yoi■ He looked a t Ferryinnn. and Ferry* „ h n t 1
. m an looked ^ack n t h im w ith a sus- tl-plc lon o f anger In his eyes. u
" I don't care about the prn rls." he .Jhay sayinc. "B u t the m urderer—the
STTOunlcrrr-.innll-t>c-T?unishfa.— i fT o u 'A k ille d he r." n iu l his voice, previously "SomM weak rrom henrtbrcnklng grief, took ''YourH o n a firm and incnnclng quality, "then. Summe i s Heaven help you. I ' l l hound you to' y you r grave." h id ingjS "T h e PJcarcon'r. cyrs fe ll. This wa.< "Oh.3 the m o.st'awkward, the moM, devai- officeriS ta t in g moment. In hU eareer. The houseY?(iijreau d id no t m atter. b \it he had old cai"tconceUxd a lik in g fo r Ferryman, and try ing
— he did no t-re lish bflng looked ujxjn by her. os the m urderer o f his ft-lfe. probabi
"Y ou are m ltla k rn ." he said quietly, derer.,F l.xlng FerTTman w ith a level glance dicatedanfl acnin .ii>eakin».’ In the a rce nu o f us yet
• (th e Picaroon. fwear I d id n 't m ur- ca.iUyJ‘ •:“ du r your w ife ." ' ‘T ru t jS —m jic ii_liQ W _dld_i'OuJuiQW _whcrc_la iii< hu j j lo o k fo r Uie pearls?" Summers de- back. ‘ ^ u ia n d e d , "A s 1 to ld you. I found them The f f l i n the hole yesterday,-and M r. I-Vrry- covcr s p^ ina n Id rn tlflP d U ieu il K K n t f r i „ ' r f ,H them w ith her w h rn she dLtappeared suggest■ fQ ilr years ngo. and .^he wns wearing ••Doci C th rm .i l io- nHtht- she wa.n-mtirdcrcd-»^ — ^ t - l?
the n lg h t*you dropiKd ihe clgnr band. -thQuchi - In - h tm m is i r * « l iiere
The Picaroon wa.'s si>eech)e.'W ogaln. le.s aba The woman had worn the pcarb the tliLs U n ig h t she was m urdc frd { he was con- lo th ln l
— *ci3t« -o f-T !o m c im n irtt ire * te B in s ” cItix- th a t thing In about him . "O f t
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took Mr.<r.'Fferrym'an to UiU houje ln 1 the n ig h t." Bummers w ent on. "She
wore a Io n* wrap, parted in fro n t, and. he MW the pearls d liilncU y when she ------r- paid h im h b fare. She ira s murdered r *, on account o f those pearls, rn c re 7,i w aj^no other motive._________________________ ^
house. P r o t e ^ h e _d l« Jn 'l_ lm cnd _ l& ___ | l k im ie r. 'T ju l we Enow how such Ih ln g i >; happen. Sho resUted hlm ,-»cretm eci ii fo r help, and he lo i l .b ls head. T o jb s lltnec her he killed hw . Rfabbed Ih e ' >lL pearls. «n d s u rte d running . B u t Ii som elh lns In le rrupted h im —I haven't a^ discovered ye t w ha t I t was—before he > !■J could get to the door. M urderers get • S[ panicky and do foolish th in gs rom c- ' Hh tim es w ithout re ff lliln jr 11. . ' 6
“ T h e rt he wa-i. w ith the pearL^ In HhU pocket and his escape cu t o ff. as Sh o - th o ^ h t a t the tim e. -Hc_daahed ___ | |lr t fo -U > e -n b p a rr-*n d htd the pearls - i pIn th e hote In the wall, m eaoln*. to LEcome back- fo r them later.'* Summers EM
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' o re r ^ convinced h im Itwaa the quickest and surest way to r ,
I catch the m urderer o t h is wife.** 'I T h e Picaroon -meditated. Tfeere u n lv |T e rB _ .w e a k ^ iin i» .. ln ra u m m e n l- th * ln i - D e a r■ o t.m so a ln C -b U t on th>. wnali. _ L ^ _ _|« * d e - t» t« - t tD D n a b le c u t. -*■ —“ Now -w ia yen tea me." the c a p t ^
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I I !« ■ » -------nroum:w the pearls were Iti th n t ho le?" 'C n rr lg •he Picaroon sm llrd fa in tly . " I 'c n 't.a d m itte d th a t I havt) th e l iris." he protested. •'You arc n sk -| "W r
mnny strange quc.stlons. Now let and cc ask one. How dirt the m urderer th is 111
w U «re_w as a hole In the w o lllE u n r wHIch Ut h lH ^ h p pearls? You te ll ' The he had lo hide them In a h u r ry J to l fn
rind the hole so convenlentlv’ I'p icaro ■ you In a 'poflltton to te ll me lh ftt? “ p j^w s i o n, sma tm m irtfrs cuslly. " “ the P ic- I ono s on has a r.ncclnl sense fo r qupcr h id - ; Summ place.'i. He can smell them In the i AxcLso
k ." m an 1k’ oii f lu lte r him . One .more ques- > "Oct I. plea.ic. You say something i T lie litcncd .. the m urderer, deciding I Uie Pi
to get r id o f the pearls. Hsw ‘ tw is t t you know? You haven’t to ld us d lrec tl It frightened him . I t merely fits movcn: r. theopj'. doesn't It? " the bflor a moment Summers was non- respite led, A doubUng Impression came freedoiiJcrr^ 'm an 's eyes.....________________ .to_thciomeUilns In.. tl ia t." he mumbled.UP theory fa lls to plpcc.^. C aplain im rrs . unless you can prove tha t murderer had a good reason fo r "W lo
ng the pearls In a hurry? " [ do yoi)h. m y theory Is a ll r ig h t. The I :er on th is bent knows th a t Ui<* i se is unoccupied, except fo r a n ' W lil i caretaker. He has a hnblt o f i llcemat
ng the outer door when lie comes I links f here on his rounds.- T ha t w n s : "Ive h i » b ly what fr lg h tfn e d the m ur- h is pis r. Dpslde.v th is m an." and he In - jad es h ted thp Picaroon, "h tisn’i told the ob.- yet how he found the |>enrls so | "Cnn ly ." io u t ' ' l_>ue." Ferryman m urmurpd. nnd i . Ju rd -a ccu s in g — cxpresUoii -.camo i t. "Perhaps you w ill te ll u.^7" 11,1?,^), lie Plearoon had had tim e to r e - ' j * ir a iw rt o f hU composure. "Y ou ’
|ested*' ' * ^ ‘“ *'' ^ " ^ ' " '" " K : V >TCtor-who?"^^ m n w s bnrkpil^^n^ut. |
lEh iru lli-— ‘“I'hc M r. D (flp -w ho-caIl-X ,-,^ i^^- lere lasi n ig h t was malSng Inqulr-1 " nboui a certain Doctor M «ffett. I f . , , ' , U the .*nme M r. Dale, as y o i.> e m ‘ 111"'?.
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OSt ' — ilO O D BOOT, S.^TURDAY LONG'S night, between Tw in F.ill.', and Sho- room lone. R ew ard .. CuU 7M-J. 5-room ‘ OST A CORONA SPECIAL PORT- modem able typew riter, on .street r.omcwh<re erts Rcj ;tween W ashington school nnd M oin .'pnue on Shoshone, 8ul'ait>lc rew ard .' ^ 111 \_____ to s t - t e a m ' o p w o R K 7 ;o n s E s r “ roR ~ s<buy gelding unbrnndcil ivrnrin^ hnlter, i q ,k i id 1 brown gcldin? with ti,iltc r and| ipp. bmnded crcs.s-<iunnrr circle. Phone ;F O R S :4J5. Snake R iver T roui Company, i ' w ood’ !e.-ir Lakes. Buhl. - j rh o n o 'd
“ - - . JER S E lround fo r the pearls la.u night. Oh; I nrrlgan,'.' he called to the pollcp inan; bridge,; tha t door. "Is l l in l dtKir locked?" ,souUl : • Yes. s ir," i w E ^ l i"W ell, pu t the key Iti ycnir I«wkel i 5 . ^ , id come here. We're c.ilng to settle ils l it t le m atter r lc h l now. O ct ym ir
_________________________ ' 'The huge pollcemnn d:Pw ills pis-II from the ho tstrr nnd came to - . arfl UiL- Kroiip a l lIic" la b lc .' T l tT Icaroon's eyes narrowed. The liteeltws- o f the lrnp."aTre closing:' From ' • V :io side 01 Uie faBIr npirroaciieti | iimmcrs, from Hip n t lir r Carrlgan. v v a n x p xcL-wn stood at tlie do-jr w hile P erry- Sutt. an looked grim ly on. '"O c t him . C arlcn ii!" Summers cried.T lie pollccman's liravy paw fe ll on . le Picaroon's arm. bu l w ith an ng llr - - ?lst the quarrj- dnrtcd nwa^i T lie only W AN TE rectlon thn t cflercd unhampered hou.se. ovetQjBn- wos .t'lward the corner In alrable le biR%. I t gavt him bu t temporary Icoac fot spile, bu l each added moment o f : ftlouday, eedom m ight brine hL% salvaUon. In - !.the conicr-hc.;,praii6.-Sft-ung-a-heavy-.-llJ:jl--^‘ ', la lr In fro n t of him. and confronted : W s pursuers w ith a challenging und ' • — In tly mocking .-jnlle. . FOR 8 ^•Id iot I" Smumfr.s rmarled. "W h a t,I you th in k you arc going t i gain “ “ "fi
U w l7 P u t-the Iron.', on him . C.ir*:a n l" W rite P.W lilt a purpu)<r(iil atr* the b'lg iv>- ■ j j j — eman drew a p .ilr of- heavy steel ks from his pocket: but the mns. the prof « h a ir bjocked liLi progress.- W lth -f* '-*® ” ”> pistol l i i one Iiitnd nnd the man- . check dn les In the other, he sought lo shove , payable ; oto tructinn away w ith his fool. , b idder's 1 ■Careful f Summers cried.' "W a tc h ' J t is U[,r^ ................... ...................... ..................... ip ^ u lld I
vcrj- simple nnd vet quite notomid- tln ie con ? net on the Pic;»m:jn\ pa rt had lrp<I the warnlns cry. He hnd mere- ™ent an taken a fla t c:l^c from hts ixtcket msUited
d-from It liftd-extrncteU a cigarette, : ‘3U*rcd.w; itt'. w i'j^ An"fl'i r " o r u t ir r "u«go»efrn‘. : t fa^ g ‘ <~ struck a mntcli, lighted the slender .D ated A t
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tCoatmuea u> ne x t'la sue i Fr. ia tp n f u ' ' j 'TT'm'L'j , ' ■ Notice
Lcffa l A dvertisem ents ?^ N O r ic iT TO ( (iNTTlACTORS ' ' iealPd propo-vil.-; w ill be received by ®; Commli.-ilcncr of Public W orks of
.su te o f Idaho, nt ttic o lficc c t U ie : T.mlssloner (ft Public W orks DoLie.
i S ufscins w ith cru.vli«J fra v c l8 .M miles i V,*;ih iT - p o r i ia r d n n r w a n h - n id r in s t t - ' S r between Oocdlng and WendelL ®)ttn a* s ta te Aid Project lltJ -B In “ «j^ liy fC cu h ty .Toposals w ill be cpaned and publicly ' , d a t the above staled hour. ‘ NOTICE* la r j . speclflcatlo rA , form s o f con-^ T IM E :t. proposal forms and other In fo r- W IL L , tlon may be cbtalned a t the ofU ce. i n the j :he Bureau o f H ighatys^ Bolae. Id a - Couniy and are on fi le fo r czam lna ltoo a t in the V o fflce o f Uie As'.oclatcdOeneralCon- Howe I :to r^-S a lt U k a C ity ^U U h ahd 8po— - P unua ic. W a ih lng lch . A c h a iin e f Tw o said Com ia rs ($a.OO) w ill b« m ads lo r e c c h 'fo s t. 1»2 o f plana, and speciflcatlCTlC Pay--XTnnrTsv
3t to be hv th y || j
II p rO D o ^ m u » t .b * ;m a d e .o n , t i ie 'h d « ln '*ns fu rr-lsh fd . and m ust be d te a d by (o f twHd I bidder, w ith hU r^m e and pest oTflce I l im e and
aald Gee■he r l i h t U reacrred to te je e l a l^p ro - h e a r ln f I als. e r to accept the p n ^ o M o r p r»- fo r Uie 1*
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S A S ^ H O o lk ’ F O irR E N fT cH E A p!' ROOM 11th L. Voorhees. Phone <32J. Stson
I R EN T—O Ot5D CLEAN, L IG H T . FOR Rtlce_roun8._qood location, In o u lr » __ la i Tvaer, room I . over GriU C a f e . ---------- — ■-........ ........ =— - = —-rojt—Ii R EN T—TW O ROO.\t SPANISH hou,-iepc com b liifition bunenlow nnd gnr- --------on one acre, blue iiriuvs. K im ijc rly Rd. Ray H agar, Phoned or lO llJ .
rO'S A D —6-ROOM H O u ll^ M O ; 3- om house. »17.50: 7-room house. 35; tle ‘nn om‘ fu rn ished house. *37Jo:-5-room em house. $30. A. N, Lotig. n i Rob- R ealty Company. Phone 503.
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C S A LE "^D R 0 1L r:R .s rD R E S S E D nrn r id delivered. C5c cuch. I'iio iic :37R l. O. Box.
t S A LE — EXCELLENT H O L^Y - FOR R » d W h ite Lsshorn cockrrc^ 51 c.Vc'h.' Lake. iio -M T R I,--;----------------------
SE Y B L A C K G IA N T HATCHING TOR RJ ff». 75c pe r aetUng. From Hansen npart le , H m U o ’no rth , ha lf east. haU Secondh. n o Hanoebaum. Eden. Route I. ^
“ a r e N O W C O N T R A C T I N G Indy eedln* flocks fo i-j. hfrte!\liig eggs I f deslr
sprinff.. W e can supply cockerels " ■sired. See us a t once. We also buy f q r h j k e n a ,-yo u n *-w h itc -L M lio rn -h p n s -— '"O'!®' d a lly wanted. Hayes H l-Oraoe
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i r r o TO R E N T -4 OR 5 ROOM u.se. furn ished or unfurnished, de- jle locm ion. furnace heat. W ill re r^ n a I fo r year. No c jiild rcn . C all 320.a«y. ■ , , i" '
P’o r S a le ^ K c a l E s t u t c ~rS A L E ^ D U rL E X IIOUSE. OOOD :ome propprty: nl.io I s ix rocm mod- lungalow fo r sale on good term.v by ; f***- T. Tlipsc hou.ics are well loc:ilpd. p<-,r, c e P. O. Box 723, T w in Falls, Id iiiio , ‘
FOR 3jpropo.'al. T ills G unran ty mny be el on >nn of. ta > -c a s li; - ib i* a c r r i lf le d Park, c drawn on an Id n iio bank and made jz : ble to Uie Commissioner; or ic ) a ;r'a bond. 'is the purpo.se of the Commissioner ” " 'e c*'-* lid the In ip rovrm ent In the Bliorle.st A p p t ^ consistent w ith good constructions. -n r lK eo iiip lete-n iid-well-doJancd.ociulp- -^.in in -E . and effective orgnnlKation w ill be -
upon. C om pletion w ill be re- / O R S/ d w lU iiii CO calendar dayn from U ic '
^ ^ r> IO ffice Engineer.
• J. D . W OOD, *~Cornml.wloncr c f Public Works. FOROA
N O TIC E T O CUED1TOR.S t.^ !l 5 e o f-W lllp t Hancc, Decpa».«l_. ___ tice Is hereby given by me underr d Executrix o f the eatnte of W l l l c t -----------e. decea.'ed. to the creditors of nnd . „ ersons having claim s ngnlnst th'p; ‘ - W t t deceased, to e xh ib it them w ith ' neces.Mr>’ cauchers. w ith in six WANTE
hs a fte r the f irs t publlca-1 Phoneo f th is notlcp, lo thP said
j l r lx , a t the office of Harrj- i t . T w in FalLv County o f T>*la ' S '"® - , U U le ol Idrthfl. in iS beimt Ihe n r s r "w A N T i-_fixed fo r , Uie .tranaac lion - of-tnc^_..|CT,__ess o f said eslatb. — — .tedA usu .it e: 1939. • - w e a r ;
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ICE FOR P U B L IC A T IO K 0 F | «y»- «E APPOINTED r o n PROVING _ _ _ L U F.le. [3c Probnle C ourt o f T w in Palls . f l in ly . Stale o t Idaho. Ile M atte r of U ic Estate o f Gecrge^ W A K IV re Dfcea*ed.. \ pcrienTuant to an-order-trf-ithe-Judsc o t - r - . - ::ourt. madp cn Uie 6Ui day o f A u - O IR L V 1W9, notice U hereby given ih a i j d u r lh j
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; in IHe ciu- o f T w tn F U ls . ' Countj- hO d« ktt FalU has bem appolmcd aa the A rm y,
and place fa r p rov ing the W ill of O eone Howe dtcwaed. and fo r i n f the applloU ioo o f -K . E. DeUsj * y * le Issuance to h im o f let^era T ts u - u r when anA W h e re .a ay person *ttted -m ay-a gp far and-cooteat t S l j r ^ "
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t ^ ' l ^ • f ^ • <n ^ 0 ^ tT rV R tjI3 H E p - i: fQ R -g l 3U,se, 651 Second Avenue West. ' a t a s
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— - I alfaJfi f l R E N T -N IC E ROOM FO R O E N- cmnn, clo.sc in» 222 6th ave east. ' ‘
iH T H O U S E K ^ iw d " 0 ^ 1 ^ ^ j IS rooms, close In . 411 W est M ain . i |q,j i,
f l R E N T -F R O N T B B D R O O M 'i^ | V a r ^ ;nllemen preferred. 348 T h lfd norUi, • m c COR
H RENT — PIJRN ISHED C ABINS ^ “ I'nr Enslcy H ot Springs. Address P.30X-743.
R R E N T -M Y C rB IN "o N 'P E T T IT ake. beginning th is week Saturday. ,
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H R E N T -L IG H T HOUSEKEEPING I C a ll Pb« partracnt. close In . Phono 830. 46o l*'^« *«*f ond "ave norU i. { . ^ =I RENT—FR O N T B E D R O O -M .! - F ldy who works prcrerrcd ; breakfast --------eslred. Phone 15S3. FOR S------ ---------- , ------------------ — 1231JX R E N T -F U R N IS H E D S IX -R O O M • .odcmJiou5cJVlth.rumapc,_CIt>KCjn. JO R -S . Second avenue east. Phone 027-J. set. 1
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;e s-ROOM " t o m b "o n ’^ i ' o h t h ture. »st. 2 large lota, f r u i t and shade treca. ig r .’ oUier Improvements. Priced ^ ^ 9 * ® up fo r qu ick aalc. O a iie r. Phone .13' ^ bassinet_L _ _ _______________________________ 702J.,T OF 20 M O R TG AG E FORECLOS- 1 farms on N o rth side fo r sale a t «nable prlcea and ea.sy terms. Some 'liesc ore o f best quality. O. A .B rem - Jerome. Id a h o .. ’ •
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F o r o a l e — F r u i t s iw vese i______________________ _____________ hod forU C O T S -2 ', ic ON TREES, ‘ i M IL E 'g lv e you is i of M urto iigh . I Gordon---------------------------------------------------------1 Idaho.I SALE — SE M I-S W EE T C H E R -i________es. Phone 080J. J . D . Wiseman. — ' ™----------------------------------------- - — - v _ F <1 SALE APRICO TS $1,00 A BUSH- ________on the tree. 3 miles west of SouUi^ FOR SA........................................................... ..........550J13
U’COTS FO R SA LE — 3 M I L Kpst on H ighway. mile souUt.M i ^jcnst. H, A. Swab. ^
‘LES. PFJtC H ES.-PLU M S.— A N l> - ^ ® J f ^ »rlcoi.n. 3 m iles south, l i east fromn-E.i.itr -P h o n e 512R12.— ' ----------- - I d a i i ^r S A L E -A P R io ftT S 3c 6 N I^ E t l . FOR SA : picked. 1 m ile north. •% west o l ages try-P lion :c .75Jd. F l ie r , , - ■.............. , m llrs ra;
r S A U t—APRICOTS <c ON T ttE E . i FX>R SA -p ic iT ^ . I m ile l igi'in . weat-ol-i— y w m rv. Phnne TLlfl. P llr r . _________ j o L I> ln J
I OALE—A P lllC O T S 11.00 A BU SH - 1 FOR SA . B ring ccntalnen'. Phone 6 0 3 J li. i >-enr o n Falh . R ay L. W nght. K n u ll. Id a - j M . W. L
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W TE D -A FE^V STANDS O F BEES. shlrc :lone eOJ. H am i»!i
. d a lo ' poIN ITU R E W ANTED. aW B T T S soyth 'ror®. Phone 1295. M ain. I
i n r o - i p o u L T R Y . H . a h u k * f o r s ar.— Phoh»~«03-W .— — ------ iBh-shAR E B U Y IN G APPLES - A L V IN irbcur, 410 Shoshone West. Hansen'T T E b -B A B T CALVES. KO JSR * ’-4 »o«Ui' ft. Phoae 6J8RU. a fw r 7 P. M .
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S i t u a t i o n s W a n t e d quauty. i----------- , ,1 •------------------- 1---------- -— - any nurrW T O -flE P A R -^T O R JOB BY E X - Idaho, riencad m an. 4&S 3rd souUu . vue. Idal:
L W A N TS W O R K IN COUN*TRY . r lh i( h w c a t . ' Phone 1050R. _
i w h B 'a a u t* u'btU vC kUid. C a lins i<»tep|njr pre ferred . Call Salvation w a n t h
*'• ' t ru c k Ir perle&ee
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AUTWOR'5. KiKVAC, l o s t -T„>—» SUBMlTTEn
i r S a l t - M i s c e l l a n e o u s
t y ' l a r d BARRELS FOR SA U ;. ' ~|V val Bakery. 1 1
SA^LE^ — 7-FOOT BINDER IN | /
'5 A t;^F A "'C R E A ir7E E P 2 1 IlA TQ It^ f ™ ” a great bargain. T w in Foils Hard-
□ i -------------------------- --------------------- i -----------SP PASTURE. 80 ACRES O P F IN E ________aJfa pasture fo r large band, ready rS A N K
The Hlslop Orchards, Phone 509- Bank
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. botUes, 00 gnllon lard barrels At - — eys. - F. C. 8_________________________________ _ N atlo3R M IC K -D E E R IN O 10-30 tractor. W L .D od~m r.pw.— win~tritng~Tor~trnci c " - p u n j1, Amsterdam. Idaho. Phone 4J4,- -----------ster. O. C. 11
. K S L L O G o . A a E N T p o iT i I a S - J O in T i r 's D ry Arsenate or Lead, cotta T rus t >er_t§nkjif_jipaiy.ftg-na-CO innifrrlal. u m „ , i le r required fo r spray malertals. 7 , ^ phone660W .P.O. BOX7M. 3M 2od w>rth. , I a . J . W= s = = = a i = = » = = IF o r S a l e — F u r n i t u r e i
SALE — FURN ITU R E. PHONE ! -----------IJ.
I s A L E lI5 I i^ E -D iN iN O ~ R O O M , Phone <18 or 507J. j »howi
S A L ^ -^ .n O L E -W lN D S O R ' O IL 'VC and oven, >10. Phone 721Wi- 1BA LLA— _____ V ____:____^ ^ ____ r I n f T
8A LE -H O U S E H O LD F U R N I- = s ^ S e.'&02 3rd ave no rth . Phone 814. ! '•^ tJR N ER O IL S-roVE. L l ^ D i A D T O ly cart, nurseo' cha ir, and baby I nettc. 23(5 3rd ave no rth . Phone J " '
S A L E -P R IC E AND TE E PL£ PN ;1. mahogany case. 80S. A twater _____1_(ba tteo ’ ) rad io *4 5 .' 1 m ile ea s t,'W A ltO I
Ic.norU i-M ara&.scliool— _____ — ;___ AGE.
\N O A T Y O U ^ W N PRICE AND ! STNICT Tis. By Ad justor o r CollecUoiu.' t ! Oarte several pianos on hand th a t can be r Z T tp : or Ih'c balance on Uie contract; can ''OU any terms w ith in reason. W rite ' on Rice. P. O. Box 885. T w in F a lls .:*• 1 FRA*
For Sale—Livestock |“ ™“j ond ani
S A L E -3 JERSEY COWS. PHONE i -----------j ia .'bc tw e cn 5:30 and fl:3o;----------- i ; : " : ': ;?
" iA L E —HEIAVY W O R K TEArT I . Decrlng binder. Phone 201W. i **
SALE-aOO H EAD W H rrE F A C E D i s wUh reserve. Box 350. Shoshone,,
SALE — 05 W E LL B f im E W K . •J tw o to four. P. W. Brown. 2 m a r c e rfl.-q-K iihbcrly Rnnri ~ ; i ' ~ |
SALE — H A M PSH IR E BUCKS. I ^ ^ N l i rllngs and lambs— 3*; m llc i touth '' , , ;InJ^BilflOloliX-ChurclJ----------------------!-------- —-----------------------------------------------------WE DOSALE — 450 TW O AND THREEp old crossbred w h ite faced ew es.:_____. Davis. postCIflce. Rogcrson. ; FEED 1
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hundred head yearling ewes. TU RKE r S38J4 B u h l. ,Luke V. Sonner. mortei
.SALE — 11 Y B A R L iN a ’ lIA M P - COLLE( e bucks. 27 ycarUng and 2-ycar Goodl; « !iire ewes; 12 head h U li grade log free, pows, I I . W . Rcldcman. 4 miles —'r m ile east from south end ol iK A lf lO l Phone 1000J4. ..per hj
SALE — FEW BLOODED ENG- -shrpherd-pnpptc5-of-quatlt7 .-TJr.- heelers. »10 each. AUo 100 l-y c a r . erjey B lack O lan t hens. From :n brld fe . m ile no rth , '. i east E a w n lUi. F lrt Hannebaum. Eden. | ,o u r i
SALE - TO P RA.MS. W OODS- 'Stock. H am pshire yearUnga. range ^ . serlcUy selected, even type. F ln l ■ - - - ■- r. In excellent condition. - W ill w l l i umber. On pasture near Hailey. ‘, Inqu ire James Undaay.- Belle-
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Help Wanted- B L 'A C K a w rn t— A H ^ u .
m n7 FH?’f r M « io ~ ------------ ---------- ‘ m»den•TO ■=* A U T O M O B I L E "A N D ; k salesman. S tate prcrlous e x - lQ U R T I ee and connecUons. age. and etc. t jBox O. 2 . A . Care New*. rcoaymai
................ . «BldUo6.T I> ~ U A ir W X O CAN w r t tm . adding maehtnea. c b e c k ^ L A lL -C
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rN K U 8 T B P ^ N —^ o m e and 7. in k and T ru s t Bldg.- ' .
tD IIO D G IN . Rooma 4 and 9, Bank : T rust Bu ild ing . Phone 6.
:.“ 8 IIE N E B E R 0E R r L a V i^ r r F irs t a tlona l Bank Build ing. Phone 250.L DUNN—R oom sa 'andTSm lth lU ce g ld tn g. - — - -
D. I IA L L -O v e r CIos’ Book Store,
im W. G B A IIA M —Law yerrB ank A r u i t BuU dltn . Pbooe C35-W.
r. H TE B S —L«w7er7 Bank & T ra i l uUdlnff. Phone 1234.'
B o s ln e s s
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O T /p tU M B IN O ja i.H B A T rN Q TO. ___town room and shops, 1S3 3rd c iu t . .ine.2 S I.^ ,,,-,. . . ..................-
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n tu r Real Estate.' Phone 874.
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)Z IB R TBA N S FS ft C O -P b O M 18. C rating, storage and U b e rtjrC o a L .
R OeSG TKANBFEK AN D STOr IG E ,C O .=O oal.andjrood. P J u u u a U ____
IIC nO LS TR AN 8FEB * STOBAGB arbage hauled dally. Pbone 200.-— -
IR TRANSFER CO. — b a t in g ick lng a specially. Royal CoaL nc285. ■____________________________
-BATERNAL O B G AM ZA-nO N S
i > E ^ W O O D W M O F ^ iM X H IO A leeU-ln I . O. O. F . ba ll evcrr -
and fo u rtb Monday.n M T JS IC T K A C ngR ........._________
lE R T K r w d t s ^ - A b o r m M T I^D teacher. Pboa* S U n .
M is ' c e l l w e b u s
IJO FOR R EZrr—A T W A R B I ^ ^
RC ELLIN 0.50c.,,»M 4'ni_STOECT^
N TED -C H IC K E N S WFTH FEATH^
DO CUSTOM G R IN D IN G EVB31Y ly. Hayes Hatchc^^•.
15 HAYES O R O W IN O AND LAY^ B -nu ttliesJo r-e rca te r.p ro IltS L~ ------- -—
IK EYS D YIN I^? FREE POST ortem exam a t H l-C rade Hatchery.
.LEGES — G O O DING COLLEOB. 30dlng. Idaho, good fo r you. C aU - tree. Phone today.
^O M O m ^O .- PA 1FT IN O A H D P .A * - T hangtng. F . A . Rowan, 2 U SU> r a it . P&oaa 3 P -J .
.u p . PromptaanrJee. B oIm Sport* b < ^ C o,B oU a. Idaho.
?N MOWERS GROUND. B A V S u r lawn m over ground ea rly v l t b reUable crlndcr.. P h o u 1461W. 311 a cast. - - . . .
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Exdu.?»v<r ol public u iiliiiiv -. T ii ’in !■' Falls county, usic.vsor has llsK'd
<OC.08D real ontl iHTsonul p roprriy . uc-1 • ' cordliiB to nbsiraci o f ilii- cmmty's 1D20| la x rolls im t ly complcica by llu- conn*'
. ly niK lllor's o f t lc f atiil Mibmltlccl lo ; the stu lu nm lllo r. The lo iu t t r e i i t - , er by $253,507 i l i i i i i last yi-iu '> rolls, und ‘ iliL‘ nuirKln w ill be M ill l i ir i ln fr 1 D llC
-------ca■by^l.':tln |^^f^^lt^r^It^^^-lt^•rrtocl^-^•l^t-|^H^uiilions. c.sllmalcd i i i S3U5,000. In a Mib- ;
___ scfiu i;n l_.pcraoual..p ro y (.- r iy ..n j^ -> e :*m o n lllro ll lc bp filed iic-xi D tf.-iiiber. JO
In addition lo ilu.s imUclputed to la l....... o t -81’4.'J41.tt8a-thcrc ir - lo -b p Inc liidH l —:—----- the vnlim llon o f tin- rf.lli'oaa.-tclnphonc; -
tdt-Krn^lJ Jinil o lh rr public n tlllllc s upon * “ w lilch tlic s lu le bw ird o f faua ll/a llQ n last year pliicetl ii v iiliic of a |ip roxlinatc- ly $4,000,000. nu ik ln i: a S'JB.7m,000 ({mml
------tn t:it'n f~ thc-C Q itn ty '5 -tRX -ro lls~ro r'thc -“ Hmc irrcn c ,.c.„r. „ 'JJi;
Kxrm pllo iis rn t l Tlie abstraci nii'd t iw jk tK .sliowji “ JfumN
___ uc i^ ipU niis u r ii iiLcd-iu-wldows mul .V ft-!.|^nn^l■ 'c ra n K -o f th f C lv ll-nnd,9panL ih»Am cr-}-shnd '
lean wars, E:tcmpllOn.i th is year to ta l g;, m . $15. ,745 as compared w ith $m S70 last charg yi-ar. In lln ii
Included on the la x rd ls th b year i in - [jcar ' <ler terms o f a new law. are SI 1.000 lau been 1 lib raries and *31,8.'>0 xurKlcul and M l- the ca e n llfic instrument:; which have no l been listed heretofore. phm,
• Nel to ia l o f the real properly a.vw ji- if, co„ m ent ro ll fo r lhl.s year Ls *22,009,350. as j, a[,'aliu>l *22,578.522 la.Ht year.
_____ N £LiotaLpU hc_P!'r«onal property a.i- ___.•:c.ssmenl ro ll th iw la r li.^ te d i.h si.400,- I* rC ( 739. ns ftRttliinl *1..‘>74.000 to ta l fo r 102S reported la.nl DecemtM.T,
• I^and ClaMMiflratlonii S h ift T ltc ab iitrac i o f the real properly ro ll Fret
shown a rrt lu e llnn In thi- arreare i>l Ir - re tlin i rica tcd nnd KrazliiK land.s. unJ an In - absenc crewte /ro n j 12.275 nere.s 10 07,H9 acres Ernest waste land.v i l ia t Imve been Klven Uils contra year *87.395 to ta l valuation. Main
IrrlK ated lnnd.s ih ls year comprls? by his 230,082 ,ncre.H valued n t 813.078.990, a» Ired.
. compared w ith laa l yenr'.n 333.451 acres M r. vnlucd a l *13,C79,7C5. vlous 1
O rndng lands lltL-s year comprise 114,-, Ii’imbc'i- :^70 ncre.s valued a t *304,135, a.*i nunln.sl Snlmo
year. • Falls r. ^ .-'i iic rv .u/o liiLs yo»r.t;>u'i m um cu lo u l u ic in
v iiluvd a i *1.093.130, and 10.405 resl- R«no rtencp lat.'. vfiUicd Ht 81.232.tnn. nn eom- bu l In pared w ith 1442 bU5lne.t.i ]oC>5 valued a t Ls Infe *1.077.790 and 1I.42G re:<ldence lots val- Isalso ned a t *1.203.78.1 last ycor.
Acrcngc w ith in cltle.s ha.s fa llen to . 273 acrc-i valued a t S33.IS0 from &63 W U l l ncre.t valued a t *33.100 lh.sl year.' i t
Im prove m en t oulMde o f d lle .i have lncreu.secl In value to Sl.157.450 from *1- j 034.700 last year. Valuation o f Im -1 Wafi provement.i 011 biislne.vi lo ttf has I n - , In the crea-icd to *1.434^:50 from * / J6I.82S, n n d ' reopen
— o irr«T d« rn c irT b lS 'lo "s rB 7 5 .2 9 5 -rro m "*r ith r-m 813.690 la-n year. ccmen
F lou R -m ilh -and -c lcvn torm nr-v 'an iP fl'i'bTO Tr thLi year a t S178-15D. an In c re .w o f *22.- c“ *t ol 950. and valuallon o f creamerlc.s and > “ PPear conden.sarle3 U Klveii at *45,000, nn In - lo «erv crease o f J32J00, j T lie m
Indicate A g ricu ltu ra l Trend [ T lio in r Ind ica ting an rlcu ltu ra l trends, the tax 1 surrc.si
rolls show more resbtered and c a m - 'b e *e r\ mon cattle, work hor*«vs and elilelcens: j 6 about the same num bi-r ot m ilk cow.s, und I n’ »de le»vcr reRl.stered and common sheep, •'•IrlnB ht>8», turkeyn and bee*. Loxkcr nunibvr l.U ircc c of sheep ILsted h a ttrib u ted to the tnc i U lB 3w th a t m any band.i owned in thLs county i 100 l>ei are now ranKed. In other counties. and:l-*> '' w ill be 1Lst<d to thLs county’.-! cred it on IIh e fr re tu rn la te r In the year,...... ...........i
The rolls show 244 rcKlstered cattle 1- -valued at 413,020 nfl-ft^cnlnflt-l93•^•allledi *75,350,
a t *8830 la.1t year; 0199 common cattle | Valu valued a l *185,170 ns o ifalnst 5743 valued! 000 Inc at_ *270,276 l y t year^: 7922 m_llK_<o-A-s j ls an I
ued a t *279,270 _ ln a l year; 3089 w ork l ._ h o r ic s valued a t *139.805 a* a«alnsi 2847— valaed-st-$irr373-l8sr-yrarr*'----- :-----T -------
R ^ b te rc d Uieep num bering IM I a re ’ valued a t $18,270 as aRaJnst 2104 val- : ueU a t *24.995 la *t year; conunon *he^p- 34,454 %-aUied a t *343,094 a.s asalnst 55.-1
__ in .v a lu w l.a l *395J)0ll laat .year________ 1 _____HoK* declined in number from 7783 to-
1367 and In valuation from *50.455 to ! .*35.110, and bees declined from 4785 to I 3C0T .stands w ith *10,B00 la lu a tio n . ■
Iiuslnr%s I*roprrtle> .\d va iife j ^fcrcl^andL^e stock> thl's year are val- ’
ued at *1,070,045, shoumK an Increav? 1 ot *34.070. and fu rn u u rr ffiid f ls tu rc i c f Rtorc.s. offices and th ia tre *. valued a l
• sai,2C0. show an increase of 825J10. _____Valua llon ol m achine ana re p a ir '
- -> l iop».. tfcn-.h ins— n ia fh tr'/.. j.n tnK tpot: _____and tractors totals J177J33. an In c re av c t *3 i.o :s . I
Hcusehold roods, valued th is year n l ;
No More Gas 1
In Stomach i— and Bowels I
I f J M with ts ha p«naB«stiy t»- |. la ; ______
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^ ----- — - ino riSkinny d id n 't knew how to a rt po lllc i,vn.s a t ' t l ie pa rty . I seen h im ll< k hU Oi H n fe r* InMead o f «viiiln' •nn on his M r. J panlH." thl.%
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_____ ______ _________________________- ■ .............. ..I.Wttl'llTw in Falls County Bur av-.oc:i:itlon embers met yesterday a t 11 A, .NJ. und . i.s.sfd reso lu tlo tu o f resjii'ct fo r ihe emory o t ihe late Jame.s H, lluw iey, igtD, .llinit..ftUcmion_io_hlj>_lflni:_und_ill3£_a«:rvi iKulshed carcer und eminent i>iibllc Qros: rvlce.s. . . P .M .The meetlntr voted to hoiil tl ic an- <al ejection ( lie f irs t week In SepN-mber j., ., v
uwi.oC.C-A.N orUWtW»iu^Tt, Huli i ~.u -ll, j> i ; i i ind'LV H od8lii,"John W rcinMi!»m r.iin-^^ un i M. Cwceley wa.-j nppolnted 10 have w iiic l
argc o f the banfjuet. -.JiitiKc'lliJthwcli Tne,s< .Iniatcd th a t n .la rue |>ortUm of the vail, ar which he had k llli 'd las;, year had (loitcu ;n held In sturage lo r nn cccaMon like Mreei ? comlnir banquet, A com m itter com- Mrs, 5cd o f T . K . Hackman, Frank L, Ste- an and M . J. Swedey was apjiolnted -an c consider n revision o f tlie fi'c .schedule \ d report n t the next meetlnn, in uni
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F ^T V a T lcT lH u rns Here.A f t e r 1 9 Y e a r s ’ A b s c n c c
=Ted W aite, who le ft here In 1910. has u n icd from Reno a fte r n conllnuou.s ience ot^n^JTnn'rnnrTV irpm plDytr-ijf— lesi W hite nnd coinpnny, con;.triictlon itractor.s, and w ill make his home on In avenue cost,. He Is accompanied p his son. Rce.sc. nnd dnuKhter, W in l- ' '
* n r 'I r . W aite w hile here durloK Ills |>re- ,^..m us rcaldenci*. hnuled the f irs t load ol a h - u ' ibc'r used durln ft the erecilon c f the men dam. He snys tha t he Is pleased l-nA lonU liuL .a t-U iC 'K raw U i-o f-X w lu—Is nnd the surround liin country d iir - Hll I
lim e he wa.s awiT>-7 m - u iy:t l l ia i i l U i no M10W& lireat evidence ol K row ili. .In Ills nn ln lon the r^ d a l utmnsnh-r.» ? I
n fe rlo r to th a i o f Tw in Fnlls. which ; | lao showing g rsa l evidence of tjrowth.
u ff lo In n W il l Open U nder Ne iv M anagem ent in c im
— — '■"• I'a ffle Inn . 144 M n ln nveniio north'. the O rph fum theatre buildltiK w ill I " ''- '* ' pen a( 0:30 o ’clock todJgfit under -m n rra jre m c n r-o f-E - '-n -n o lfr r -w h o -S '’*'*'*’ ' lefi here frnm BoLse, T lie rooms have n - r rd e c o ra tt^ -a n d - r r fn m u h e d -a t-a - :^ " ^ 1 of *2000 and present a hand.some learance. I t is the plnn o f M r. R o llc ’ ’ ‘ ® erve plate dinners and p ln te lunclie.s. exeepi • m ancifcmcnt ha* eiiRaeed Mr.«;. A. ’ 1’* '’ )inp.\on. food s|>edall.st lo give food ® Rrstlons to im tions. Her dishes w ill s e rv o ^ ro m noon u n til 2 p . M . nnd rrrowi! rf 6 utuJl 8 P. M . A rra n u c in cn tiJ irc crop. , le fo r scrvln« parties. The silver da iiia i nK orchcsira w ill furnLsh music o r bll i:c days In the weclc w ith "O lo f. the -cxccpl Swrde," as pianist. The. k itchen l.s tuber.s l>er n nt d c r tr lfle d , A .soda fo un - I althov
I and confcciloii .stand have been'-"' lowe ailed. i-ver.— • — - -_________ - - ACfO“ “ P.ilmei350, .'•how-an mcreaj;^ of-*8B30,'--------- l i m t -ahm tlon of p r in tin g plants Is *25,- > f IndtidlDK J5100 rraJ proj>erty. w hich -".ome n lncren^^ o t *7800 over last y e a r .. l':>y l~=
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i i t w g pHHOifElllZEIS______ ;__ _____________ /
( J o o r p e H o w e . M u s i c ia n a n d S f y
B u s i iie . '^ s M a n , S u c c u m b .s . v i* i
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Pan—OcRTirr-l fnwe,-4?reRra-oldrrcaident-oJ D u f/ liT w in Fulls lo r many years, died .sudden- Tuend ly a i Tw in Falls county general ho.spltal car u— n ipse.i.v i i iun iim r foiiowmK n i i - ' ' '>vtiihca llb (ll -several m ontlu* d iira tion . l^'uveDeath was n itilU iited lo apoplexy w lih Join w hich he wan stricken ea rly Tuesdaytnornln i'. lie w.-us unconscious when lie „wa.s taken (lie hospital a l 3 A. M, Valroii
On aeco’.m: 01 lil.s varied astlvltii-.sM r. Horn- •A'.i''. widely known throuBhuui , * ■ till:, ri'ulon. lie owncd'and operated a
slc iu ii and o:cln ';.:ra leader nnd o w n -j g ! ! , ''' er nt an open a ir daiicc pavilion la te ly ' hu ll; il! K im iji i 'iy,.:uid_lLe_jms_ttL-oiie- _ n p f , tim e nn o llicw uf an automobile «ales Keefci ucenry li.-r.-, n j „ „ |- H e ifl-!-Mn:ivrd-by no known rclatlves.- fm ijjiv but there wen- Ji'W men in th is ret’ lort whp__liavc_ had - a, greater, number , of, i^ a i wui in' pc i.iu iu l iricu tU . He.'was born in P a u l'( l l li lc a . New York, January 4. 1882. evenlii
T w in FalLs loduo o f Elks o f which M r, th e ir Mowe bocamc u member on M ay 2a,1919, win iiaVL- cliarnc o f the funera l K e liu:rvlcL-K—w ltir- ])-a i'»~ in -bo > lie ld - ln -(lie - i3Ui«ni □ rossman lu iiera l parlors chapel a t 4 evenin [». M. Frl(l;iy. lin e n iiien t w ill be In Elks M»'s-
iu 'T iv lii I ’all.s cen idcry . Pallbear- .•is w ill 6e c , n . TJinmas, A. Wyr.no ^ trm rh r^T -C h np jjr-V nm c.S T Z fP S irX T r
' Under' provi,s!on.s o f .\Ir. Howe's wiii"te3tppn.i I’lilch wa-s f lle\l In the p ioba le cou rt liere i fue.s<lny afternoon by Judge O'. P. Du- ■all, all Ilf M r. Howe's equity In resl- lenee p ro p e rtya t the corner of Locunt *tree i and K im berly Road Ls Klven to Kunze kirs, Hattie ElU.s. 'JIa'I i i Palls. IT lls be- ° liit-M. the w ill siate.s. Is In rea llzn llon ol an obllKutlon I have Iouk owed' to one vho wa.s kmd to me and eared fo r me hi I lln ie o l sicknerws and dLsiress," C alif
The threshing machine o u lft i wa.s ilve n -to -H a T ry -E rD ra ke r'fu - lrrP a tts r itT tiH ^ '-p he dance pavilion a i K im be rly to Oienn Jates^Twin Falls, “ nd Mi
The w ill iirovldes th a t the remainder if the esiate. a fie r payment o f per.sonal lebt.s, :;liall be paid to creditors o t the’ lUtomoblle concern q^t_whlch M r. Howe nis an officer, v.'liieli fniled about n year no. bentllcThe M il war; drawn la.sl Ju ly 15, H.
J, UeKs, Eccretnry c.f the Elk.s IcdKC, rar.
Hearing <:r. ihe p n lt lo n to have the »viii.111 admitted l;> piabate wa.s set Tor n Wnl; miiUM 19.
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lO niTBIM BR g—G0NTINUt5~fF~BiflLElfnU R LE V . AtitT. 0 i.'^iH'clnl to The
'ews.i—This year lariiier.-; are experl- - -• nclni; a hot and dry M-a.sun, a lthough »• mercury- ha.i.nn: r ;';ir 'ird the h lu li i-lnt^i c f last year. T lic mi'.xlmum tcm - i-rature, accordlni: 10 iiu- thermometer t Ih r r fc in in iillc j) i>Sliri\ wa.s 103 dc-rwjH.whlle Innt year ili~ m rrc tiry -« l!m b -l----- ------:l to the 102-degree marl; late In Ju lyluUxsala-ca-AuuuiUO.,-.--------------------------------------The continued hat -Ar.iilier has liad
0 bad effect on any irrixated crops « e p t clover :;eeil. The ruth i-r lorti; dr^- le ll has retarded n \ l c lo\<r nnd Uie •ed crop Is expected lo .■:uffer,SiiKar bi.-c:.\ cchtliiue !o display a
ro w lli tha t oukIu to in.sure n heavyop. , T hcrc .has bctn no evidence c l ........iimaKinn Influence;,, such as w hite fly r blight. -Potaiocs cc iitin iu ' lo look «cp llona lly .i:ood. A few. fleld.s of the iber.s -show nlmoM a lOn per cent stand,Ithoiigh the averaite Held ricems to have lower than normal smnd wUh. how- er. excellent growth.Acfording to Co.intv An«>ni w , W. ilm er. d ry land gram. :.ome c f w h lc li Isa iiiL J im 'c it£ d ,-b .a JU llc _b cL ic i_U ia iL _______s; year, although smut L; tro iibllpK to line extent, Sccond cuttlilK of n lfa lla i»y 1-: not yet fu lly under way.
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w n ^ ’W t:nRiii;;-:.T1iomas V ; Jordan — r f l Insi evening to vlhlt_ his sons In _ I urley and H c j’burn. Jj
«HnTT»»-K» Sarr nfer**— Noftbl t tJ— t f yesterday fo r his home In San _ ifi;o a fte r a v M t her*-.
V io ltii Uncle—Miss KHa Norrl-i. Eu- S ne. Orciion, arrived vr.stcrday to v iU l ■r iincle.-A ; T , Heai, A
Parenfs o f Son—Mr. and Mr.s. V /. R, jf f ln -a rft-U i^ - iw re iH i.-o f-u -i.a iv -b o c ii Qn lenday a t a private, i.anltartuiu.
>vt» - jo in FuniiiT— 1~ 1'- w ii i u^ M.nr; to w - jve today fo r Eash’v ll:) t Springs to ig u l l t j In his fa m ily fo r a short vueatlon. [Oonn
Vkitn M other—Mri., t:. T, Ru.':iCjl. I ilroak.!:, C alifo rn ia , arrived yrsie rday undei vW t her m o ilu 'r, -Mr.--. Kate Webb. chnrjj
Leaves A fte r V ls il’- M rs . 11. K. Huber, ;; Vega.y Nevndn, k-i; la.-.i rven liig for !'den“ n l le r (I vLsIi. v,'Ith“ .Mr.s. u . 11, ' r^ lPn Ils. fMond
- .u’venHere— Prom— CSillfnmhi—M lfs -A n n H — Chi ■efcr. Mcrced, C allfo riilu , i-. here vl>;- labor ng her brother, J. A Kevfi-r, and his guiltyih lly .' “ • ................................... Tucst
« , Ith rout^avc_.fo|--New. Hunie—M r. lunl M r; i , , Buhl, ui 'C ropjM r nnd-sn ln li-ehl!d -left--lah l—v h lc l enlng fo r 8 a lt 'Lake- C i:y to m'ahi- held , e lr home. , - , , • a t Hi
tte tu m * to . Col'iradD—Mrs- L . II. coniplu |{n ia ii.J iu cD la ^ ltilL lu r-li;ir-b iiim :Ja il-----------i’ning a fte r « vl.” lt w ith her st-sier, « = s. A. L . Halne.s. - 1 Mansi
» ------ ■— tonap\ l Work Oa BHK—Tk'Jh F.'fJl.-i coiinty comfH
tod4icUco.oivbm:;.:i'4ala-a-Ui.i.curre8i t—T w liu ien.w fiind .-ana-w iinodajrta ice nction- i .n iir r b ills against the hos]iltal lund. Hi-.- rr
.leensed to Wed — Marriage llccn;:es „ ,, rc Issued here Tuesday to Cli.-irles m e and Anna Kreps. both ot Rccku- y. Oregon, nnd to Rnvmond S lm p itm ,,' „ ' , i l l l le r , C allfo rn ln , and Helen Uurk. ^ ™ ' ‘
_________ , |d';r"Californian VUIIs—Mrs. H. E. nounrt.< I 1 Diego, fo rm erly of Tw in Fnll.s. Is a j d ju rc l
Rowan. W ith M r. and Mrs. Rowan i 1 M r. and Mrs, Paul rtowan she .spent; R eti I week In ih c Sawtooth rnoiinfalns, t len. m
- - I incn iV ill V i^ lt Coa.st—M r. and Mr.s. a u y : r ‘ 'l»»;» i-en, L incoln, Nebrai^k.i. aecompanu'il | ‘ O'" Ijw ih e lr son. Dwan, w ill leave today lo r . i t l lc and other coait iKiint.s a f te r i i '^ o n d lt .1 w ith M r. und Mrs. M. W. Far^ "
nnd daughter, Mlvs M artha Far- ou l ht crops
, W 'fathk'lll V is it b lasley-hev. and Mr;i.Wnltem expect to h-avi-etther today Thursday fo r Ea^l.-y Hot Springs i “ *I ]>oinis on the Salninn river. T h e ir i igh lcr.. Mlss .F lnri-nct^ W u kem. nnd 1 fm o r r ■ ^ I c . \vUI fo llow in a l>-w days.
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On ftrra lffT im enfln-probate 'co iir i-herc---------■uc.iday. Jack'MiLson alla.s C hris Schtnhi
u llty o f forglnR the name o f W. A. M e- E x p lonnld on n *9 check bn a T w in Fnllr. anic on February 21,1920^ He was Held - m nder *500 bond to nnswer to a fd o n y . , lioTKe In the.dl.strlci court. Bond 'had o t been furn ished lost evcnlnR. The Jinp la lnt w x i signed, uy W. H , Scott, iltTT'-M tison'wniniTTc.'TTcd'In'P llcrlttsr “Z Ia p F tonday when he reappeared there a fte r nsjtm l .’veral monttis absence. -•-Chariel^Shermo^r•Knhl^bachdOi^-and.|g,«tlnt iborer about 50 years old, pleaded no t tion l» .illty on arraignm ent In iirobatc M u r t nnyev ucsdny on a fe lony as.saull chahiu, und in th i irough hU attorney, C, O. A. DivdbUM, praLse '*h l r nlled fo r o nnlniQhlch-w tts flxed-bj*-;Jtidgc-Bailey-to be depart L'ld August 30. Shi'rm an was arrested Two-t: : Buhl lost Monday.- W. J; Youne. are of lun ty probation ofllcer, .signed the Idaho m ip la int. .Mate 1
cro.v<‘cansoii. Pocatello. dlvKlon saiperln- tho;e ndpnt or the O i'e R o ivsh o rrtin e , ac- Hnnibi impflnlcd by hl.H fam ily. Is here on a AHhoii
F a lla -W tiiu lb ra n c li—»>U— tiirn in jr 'laK i'tv t-n liifc ; and win attend'
ram .-lalu a t F ile r today, i jy ^• the ;;al
C a lifo rn b iu V is it— M r. nnd Mrs, mes H ., Shearer, Pa.sudeiia. C a llfo r- Stcn a. arc guest.s a t the home uf M r. and adv. r». L . L . Ureckenrldgc. M r. und Mrs. . icnrer were prominent in musical c lr- ~ ' •s d'orlng th e ir residence In Tvfln II5 some four years ngo. M r. Shearer ■ ■ In i’ orennlst n t tint Pre.sbylcrlan urch nnd Mr.s. Shearer vocalist,'
[te turns From Ilas t—Hui;h M acM ill- i. manager of the dry goods depart- ;n i o f the Idaho D e p a ilm in t store, iirned yesterday n fte r u biiylnj? tr ip ' the comjiany, durin i; which hu v ls ll-
New 'iTork. Chicago and 8 t. LouU. nd ltlom i as a whole In the East seem Ml nnd crops are mostly doing well.I he saw noth ing to compare w ith ips cn the Tw in Falls pro ject.'.ather was In fiiifferub ly hot. owing to •at hum id ity , he .stated. R. C. ach und Kenneth Ueadj. who were the East fo r the Idaho Departm ent re un the same mission, w ill re tu rn norrow’.____________________ _______ ____
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it by the sta t« audito r's office todayUift ,fliid lta r3 .oL.C nclda..an tl.C arlbp jL_____in t l c5:. demandtng— Immedia te - to r - ■ rdlhflrof abstracts o f real ahH personal' i p f r t y ' ln p rc p a ra llo r r to r - th e sta te •_ — ird o f et]unllzatlbn. Frem ont and ink jln . r.hy on th e ir psrsonal rolls, M r ) received rc m E d e n ir ' . “ " '■ 'o T in
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cperts Say Q ua lity Best and iC hari
in H is to ry o f A n nua lAba
Auctions in Gem S t a t enever
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IL E ft. Aug. 6 tSpcclal lo T lie New.s) p p ro x im a td y lO W n ie a T o f ru riu are' jmbled here fo r the eighth irnnual “ n u t i .'Jile. w hich bcftlns a t the fa ir - im ds-tom orrow -tnom lnprThe-ccllec'- I Is pronounced by experts the best o f Jj, every a.Mcmbli.^ for_ony s im ila r cale
th is slate 'ahd ha* received »pcdal Lie from E. P. R lneharl. Boise, fie ld ; mal hu6bandm nn-of the e.<(ten.slon ' a r trh m t o f -th'c U niversity o f 'Id a h o ,~ f; ; , , 3-thlrdA o f the ram s on the ground of the W iimpshlre breed, o f w 'hlcii {
ho lins the m0.1t and bc.st of a n y '^ “ ^’^' I* In the union, i l Is s ta lrd . Next Inibrrs-jirc-auffoU ofrThlraT 'O ine-iliosp-----------w d between these two breed-s. A fte r Wc w iJn order of,.p iim biTa_fnlcccd are m hn ii iibo iilllr ls . Llneoin.1 and Cot^wold.s. kind ly io ii« li_ th e iium ber_o f_b im T ii_ iin a ^ o iir -_ n to :ili: l i i 1,-i not untisuaHy fa rnc. a /m nny
ITSlTc- S iiredrclcd..-C olone l L’T O : lU v .- 'I te r: F lier, and £)enn Sullivan. B u r- \ o r d t i ure auctlon«-ni who w ill conduct
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k’ice enables yo u to q u ic k ly • a o f these t ire s so s u p e rio r 1 a p u b lic p re fe re nce fro m 2 I t lia n any o th e r m ake*
lem onstra tc th e tre a d an d cs ) f G oodyear T ire s w h ich inc in w h ile they decrease y o u r m i
H Y su ffe r delays and i m o re m oney fo r p u n c titfe re p a irs th a n y o u r b id are w o rth? We^U ta ke the a t f u l l va lue n o w ano o n safe, new, t r o u b le *.Goodyears.
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M n .E ll2abcth 'Ln thom Jones.-77yean '< r resident 6T T w ln " K lI s fo r about lur years; died suddenJy u t l l a . M uesday a t the homo o f her son. Charles . Jonc i, 344 Second avcnuo-north, The )dy new reals a t the Oro.isman funer- p f tr lo re ,- It.u rm j)c taken today to the
inner home ftt Queen CHy.- M Luoiin, , here fune ra l services w ill bt; h d d and ir jn l w lj!_ fre jiv the Queen C lty lcc .'n c-. .. ry bc .ild e% c graves o f h c r hu-sbnnd. ho died about 10 years-non n noi.e ueaui occurrcd ."ievcn years ago.Id three sons who died . In Infancy. . harle.s ,E. Jones, w h o w ill accomiiany le body, is the only survlv lntf child , - A b o tit three years ago Mrs, Jones wan rlcken by paralysis from which ahe !vcr recovered entirely. Considerable iprovem ent, however, was Indicated in ;r hea lth d tir ln jr reccnl month.-!, nndlu had-soid-only a-dny-or two obo th a t------le had ^ipi fe lt better In a long time. D uring the periotl of her residenceire, .M rs._Jontf3_h3d tw ice visited hor •___rm er home in M lisourl. She re tu rn - : from the second vis it lust June. M rs .-Jo ne .t- i’M bom In Oreensboro.- - JirUi Carollno^ June IS, 1852.. She was arrled .to Je.v;e St. C lftlr Jones 50-yeur.H-:o. nnd lived ih c r ty iitc r im U l coming.....-
Idaho u t K lrta iv llle . Missouri.. Slio j is n devoted and active member ot the W u ls tln n church. V
_______ CAHB OF T H A N K S __________Wc wl.sh to express our thanks to the nn iL fr ie n d s ..n iid_ jidB hbcrs_w llO _£< L_ . ndly rendered th e ir a.scj.tunce duringr. recent^bL-rcflVpniffnr nml fo r th e_____iny beau t ifu l flo ra l offerlnss, A ko to v . ' i jd in a ir im d ^ R tr r - O r c u r to o h c ir . rdti o f sym pathy."' • '7
‘ Tbe C. O'. W illiam s' fa m ily • and rdatlvc.s.
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