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(copTtiihi, ma, br Th» j TOLEDO. B M lll, S tp t. 2 8 - Clllll:

q ue rora o f T ofedo W lU plt-inaosetl- h o p e d w o u ld tb e ft I ln a l c a m p ^ p i n o r th , a n d e n d th e S pan ish civU

T h e ir t a n k s sw elled by th e hasE th e lo n g besieged A lcazar, th o Fi s e t a b o u t sco tch ing th e lo s t govc Im ftied laie vic in ity . ”

,- (A E -b u t-8 0 -o f_ U ie _ o r lg ln a l i“ "1^200 m e n , w om en a n d diJJ-J § i

d ren w ho f led to refuge in th e e A lcazar w ere rcscucd, officialJniurfcot report* rtBchlaj T4l«-i Ten de 3t Relnk sUUd. Somt 600 - o( Uie bctlcsed PucIjU u d Uielrj

■ jamlllcf were wounded, It w u uld).I " AnoUur F u c b t column blocked

,tb« Toledo-Mndrid bighvtr egftlnst routed iovernment mrnuimen nee- f J Ins towan] lhe government capital. ^

RetcBcn Cheered Cheered h}'sterlcsll7 and cmbr»e-i fl*

i i by ll« lr comnuJee, the bearded ‘n* Alcazar defender! besged permit- lion lo iQcoiporate lliemulvn In the legloni of General. Runtlseo • “ Franco to 'b e Jn_on the klH” atMadrid. ; I-----

The (all of' Madrid was tonight bul a n a tte r o t time. the.Inaurvent mllttar; command proclaimed. l in l

Flr«l. the general! u ld . they U 1 would re*t their troopi and clean '* '• out a (ew scattered government re­doubts around Toledo. I

Uien. they aald. they would roll* on Madrid.

Insurgent radio lUtloni Joined the MDg o( victory chanted by .tba K .,, delirious captors o( Toledo'. ^OV

The main body o( Oenera] Fran­co's troopi was pouring Into Toledo, lonlglit and It was planned toj»m - lilele Fascist occupation o( lhe city

• before morning.MUltiamen In Fligtit

nan led govemment •mlllUamen (led In all directions. S"f,'

WhUe Fascist. eUma>U In T^lt-

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No D n e a p io y ia o n t— A m CLEVELAND - Back In ' JMO,

August Rlnddelscli paid $20 (or a Job aa custodian o( Uie WUlct slreel cemcleiy.

Ke held Uto poit unUl he died In n i IPOS, U»n hU ton, Henry, lueceedtd [ X

Henry died last nlghl. In a (rame collage In the cemelerj-, where he . I was bom 84 years ago. 1

T u rn On th o E o a t—NEW V o n K - “H0t sermons* U

Ihe-ner.-Nortnan Vincent Peale’s S u n aiuwcr to the Rev. Fredcrie Flem- . Ins'a recent suggutlon (or n “more- I iorium OJ) preaeWnj," .

“A Uiermomeler ought t« be hung on eveiT PuIplt In the land.** Dr.Peale told his Marble CoUeglale Re- -O U '

—(omud-churclT^congregaUon.— By 38-(i7 Uiclr' temperature .ahall ye know siegethem!" ...... «cro

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SAVANNAir. Oa. - A woman’s Ulephoned cry or "Help, police" w nt policemen hurrying to her "’1' " liome. Tl*'

Slie « n te d her slx.year-old son In Uio Juvenile detention home ,7 " ' '

C )kause he related lo lake casor oil. “ ®i!; ^ P a tro lm an C. A, Fountain tald ,

lhe police advice wa* lhat such mal- J lers were outside UieJr JurMctton. “j*" *

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ErTOQHAM, 111.-1116 next Ume «Uh t ArUlur a arrlton goet Into a rage The over Iitt pigs lie will vent his wrath imoni by tome meUiod'other than throw- elally

' ing alop butkela a t uiem .-. harde;He did tha t so Imrd Uie lu t time Legloi

, he broke * rib. • count 1

Former Head of AAA Support for Lando:

W ^lpw aTO N . Sept. M M, - noo«- AttribuUns broken promLies to ing hi President Roowvelt. George N. Peek wrecki -form er head o( Uw AAA and o( cultur

Jlie export - Import ‘ bwila'— »n- ya,uj3CcdicaIgijUii4wisQrtof.ooiu

pmidency^'’""Tlie Ittpubliean party and its

■^haw met *«ii»«ly " ih e ^ ^ e 'o T these broken promises by picking up W.OOO.i llie promLvs dlihonored by Mr Roosevelt m d his admlnhiratlon •«

■jnd-to-rlcfltlng tlipmvlvM In iti^ir agedi lionMnuHiiimenU- • raieve

Turning u> u,e Bdmlnlitratlon's " 'e n t ' larUf-txadlng policy. Peek said it Iiad M-«0.i ••/irevented Important u J ts of /arm "I 1 products" abroad and tho state and stood, agrlfulluro departmenli had ruled prlnelt agalMi' Jarmen’ Interest -In every Peek c iMtance. I i„

"Mnny o( my oid a*«clate« In prlnelr Uie long (arm (ighl, «ho turned 10 lender

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ToMo“tI i t M a d r i d f p a i i i s h W a r -Long-Besieged Alca'- prei )f Rebel Forces IOn'Kill’ B. fl )• Associated Preu)jld ly confiden t Fasc ist* con- (coi K h the ir-troops fot- wh a H h e y Ign to tak e M adrid. 40, m iles T he U w ar. ’ p f „Bggaid Fasc ists rescued from on <

F asc ist troops m ethodically carl' overnm ent resistance In th e a ica

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, Of Circus Stooge ||»^MOmBEAL. ffept. U SrtVcJ

dlan Pressi-Oeorges Lalonde, 28, ‘ , clreua performer, waa brwgtit toa hospllal In a terious eondiUon P™”today afler belng itabbed In Uie “*• bade wllh his own a*-ord by a specutor who couldn’t bear see- Ing a woman belns ciit In two. .• The slabbing occurred In the for I

liltle town of ShawTlIie. Quebec,about ISO mlics north ot Hull, '"entlast night. deval'

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(Copyright. By AssoclaUd Prcas) MADRID, Sept. 5J-TT» 6j»nlth jvemment lonight ordered om yraUable num to the civil war (root . j‘ °nd answered riimors ruling officials 11. <1ad abandoned’the capital wlUi the ( „ „iptanatloa several mlnlsten were 7t,( n y i^ n a tour o( UupecUon-butDtid R tura momcDtarily. uiStrivlDK to coDcetilrale every ef- Indalirt toward a_de(ense of RHWd wouldiilril~ injuf5cnu who yestmlay marki

1. Suspended the rIghU of all Becrel ubllo nmetlonaries of m lnbUn u>(!>X nd executive departments. ' tary 3. Called all militiamen to report ^imet I borracks (or duty a t onc^; “ o. »>' J. With Minister of the Interior of ‘lu tigel O alara acting as epokwman P«ye> serted reports cfflclals had aban- med U» capital "apparently arose

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IES I I I 1 ^BE5IEG|AMpurvivors Tell Story of

Courage During Attack on Old Fortress • ^

OUTSIDE TOLEDO, Spain, Sept. - ' -(/Pt— fiurvlvor«-of-lhe:A!eata# - Ige told tonight that two babies :ro bom Inside the old (ortress llie nrUllcr>- shells were bunting the structure and airplanes roar- overhead,

The ehlldren wtre reported nor- kl and healttiy,riie story of the slcse, as now be- g told Iltlle by UtUe, Is one ot un- lle-.-able' courage and determlna- m.The Ince-wit explosion of arttl- 7 stielLi and bomhi. the reallza- m tho old (ortresa waa being mln- ,«nd.tt)<L hourJy j.a,tilng jo iL a n ______ _

Is was related os docloit w;orked ' *- lh the «-ounded.Die plight o( small chUdren > long them waa de.Krlbed as espe- ■ ( t llir sickening In lu pathos. Eren ^ rdened members o( ttie Porelgn gion wtre ipeechlns a t the ac- inis.

lA AnnouncM lon for President |osevelt In ID3:, are ctlll support- ^ ; him," ho wld. ‘m:nrdlc.M of theKkage of his proml.ws to ngrl-. TJture. ^___ :'Roosevelt has.taken lhe Amrrl- ^rrR n e r"o u i ol"/oreicn markets * ii:1 lias put'Uie foreign (armtr into \I American market.M -A ^ u l t . o f -th e iie -w iletw- - C 'ilerican gross (arm Income Ugs at ^100.000.000 a year, whereas during ‘ cf IwenUes, which were lean j ta n A agriculture, (arm' Income aver- fk

■d lll.KO.OOQ.gw vr«rly. I ciiaDPl Vlevo Uiat M00,(»o,ooo in govern- 'A nt cheeks U adequate relum for100.000.000 loss In Income. 'f I aland wherr I Jjai-e alwap h xl, regardless of parly, upon tlie h /, iclplei of Uie long (arm Jlght." Ill) k concluded. "Oovemor Landon ‘ taken his stand on thcne rame L .

icIpleC I credit hin Mnrerlty. 1 Jer him m)- supporU". ‘

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f i i f i i i - liLiliPUlNrench Lawmakers Expected rto Approve Premier fBlum's Financial Pro- I:gram at Special Session 1

Copnlgtit. bir Auoclated Fren)-PARISTBept; 89(T uead& rt------------h e cham ber of deputies ressed 'to w a rd a .f in a l vote a devaluation of th o f ra n c i r ly today. glvIng-stroD g in - Icatlon a t a n a ll-n ig h t m e e t- ^ lg i t would approve P re m ie r ■pnn_n iiim '« .flnnnp ln l p la n , -

Thfi deputies sanelloaed. f l 14 to 246, a m otion to e n d ~ neral debate a t-tha specUl aes- in, whleh began lu t night, and lowed a .slmUar lineup (or the .vernment when they took up the ^ tides o( Uio bin IndlTldually. ” Blum, In addition to seeking ap- vval ol Uie bill for devaluaUon of .e Iranc, asked parliament to , . , . . I t In him auUiority to decree I l f l lalnst price locnascs. I | |lnJacques Dudoa, u a tpokeunan ■■n r lhe communUt deputies, de- ired they would btck the KDvem- I ' ent alUiough Uiey tUll opposed li ■vjJuaUon. “ni# coitimunlita Join- i with oUier lelt parUes tn (orm- f (fie people’! /font whjch ron , . iwer In the general elections l u t AOItl rtng. . ^

ComfortabU Ma]«rlly 'During yesterday'i leislon of Uie sWatlve bodies, Uio premier was ted a comfortable majority on a BO oposal lo ahunt Uie legltlaUon WIllli ek Into the finance committee, comn Tlie chamber vote was at} to 348 in Eu aJnst tbe move to stall devalua- na^Yi in. The propoaal came (rom Uie criue: thUit whip, Louis Marin, gt Tbe main stumbling, block to de- home luatlonlsts was the radlcal-toc- ' IUU' protesUUon Uiat sliding gov- . ,“ ® nmrnt salary scales, coupled wlUi ■valuation ot the fmie, would pre- .]l(a(e a race between mounUng Iges and prices.I t was against tuch an eventual- " r Uiat Blum u ld he would ask " t* ■ r price-diing powers. his hTbe chamber o( depuUea w u 'ts - Aut red by/ Finance Wlnlster t t Aur- 1 Uiat devaluaUon would not meaa S'w* (laUon. because Internal prices M*de fUld be_revalued to,m eet world . A#.

. i crlUcIW'AaiUNOTON, VTi - admlicn ttry Morgenthau announced o(tenlay Uiat' Uie three-power mone- ora.ry accord provide* "no dellnlta Tbireement” on Ihe'dollar-pound ra- know:I, but that the sUbUluUon funds wornIliD three nations will be used to and t:

event sharp flucluaKons. tailedUs Italement Indicated Uia a g m - Uian;nl, Instead of providing abto- court.e ratios between the Uiree cur- - icles alter Uio French frano haain devalued, would permit minor Aa 1tu such as have marked the « - ever.It relauonshlp between the doi- "Uugl

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BOSTON, Sept. '3* (,n-A dm l»l 'Illlam 8, Sims, war time naval " immander of Uio American fleet “'i)? ;I European waten and one of the w r* most causllo but construcUve Uiea during his aeUve tervice. died J" “ * ! a heart attack a t his daughter^ m a here today. •Ko was 77 years old. wlUt his TlCh rthdty only 17 daya away. i ,_ „ |Mrs. Robert Hopkins, the daugh- |^| f a t wboto borne he died, aald’he i((e«d .Uie attack j-esterday. He Id undergone an operation In June id lud appeared lo be regalnlog kq 1 s health. ^ rearAlmott falling to win enUance be- ]y gua luieof poor“paperwork,’'.Admlra] ms began his career a t Uie naval ^jnt," «demy In Annapolis In IS7S.AS ft minor. ofJIctr-ataUoned-to-------Ulna he began his « r i« of cautUo A n' lUcIsms .of naval equipment and dwelt lia u i l t tn u a f u ia t brougtit .him out to ten Into conflict wllh hU luperi- lou^P

Throughout his career he_ w u empjo; ]own u a vltrloUo enemy of out- Waahl um meUiods a t he (ound them, on usi Id his reports, which eventually lo- ata tli lied JJ letter preu booU more fwUc lan once brought him dote to «w< w t martUl. The n- admlnl

Ttaehea Narj to Stieet As a result of hit eriUelsmi. how- of IU er. he wat credited wlUi having t aught Uie Amertctn navy how to polntei

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Republican (lominee Pledges _ ‘Elimination ol Waste y, and ■ Incompetence’ in Jfj Expenditure' of lloney(By lh e Associated Freta)'

-A B O A B D -L A N D O N -S PE C * lAL ENROUTE T O TOPEKA, Sept. 2S—{loverno r A lf M. i n Landon closed a leoo-m ilc [ a rm .b e l t cam paign tr ip to ­night- w ith ft d ay -long series Df ta lk s dem and ing publicity D tjio w deal jc lIe t_ p a y ro l ls . D

He a lso AssaJled social sc - Coli ;u rlty ta x es a n d pledircd alrp ‘elimination of wule" In tpendlng. Une

From h b rear .platform u.'^ iie - p] Sunllm r tpedal Uirough IlIU {ent ibU, Iowa and Mltsqurt toward evq, {ansu,'U ie prcsldentlo] nominee .jy ,- :mphul«d to fanner*, factory rorkets and dty-folk:.■mat Uie RepubUcan party “pro- >os& io'Co'ntlnuo a prosperous agtl- orn iillure, believes In encouraging wise trail iroductlon, not non-production" utes jid “did not see how.in the long I'i un- Uie big Ul-dty farm Implement I IW ndustry of Moline, Rock bland aiid < >7 )avenport -could 'seU plowi to tl*ouj armera wha ar«pald..at they'Iiave Ptope cm by OiB present admlnlstraUon branc jr not plowing," . . .

“Biggest Middleman'That "taxaUon U Ov» biggest mid- i_

leman wlUi whom the farm h u 3 deal." ^ouslTTiat "sweeping publicity’* of fed-

nit relief expenditures waa “Imper-live.’* , Qy J,n u it “elimination of wute. In-

ompetenee and pollUcal favorilUmI the expenditure of relief money" - _ -u a primary step "in a prtignimt constructive economy.’* s =Tliat the New Deal social tecurily

irogram, with wluti he termed “the T j irgest Ux bill In history," w u “not r l n Idea of soctol tccurily."Iflndon spent Uie nlglit will] for- ler Governor Frank O. Lowden at innlsslppl farm.He was Introduced by Lowden to rear-platform crowd aa "eminent-

r qualKled both u to character and W n liUlty (or the high o tdce .o fjro l-cnt,"^ • ------------______to p li a ^ _ E r i i* f_____________Again and again, Uie governor .

welt ontcllef aa lia spoke Iji vigor- ^ lit tone* throDgh-Ma-vhvate. car's

“I t Is not helping the needy un-tnployed for the govemment a l ^0raahlngton lo squander relief funds age 1II uselesa proJccU or mlxapproprl- heav te them for Uie building of a gl- Da uiUc poJIUca] maehlce,’' h t u ld . njtter "flweeplng publicity Is Imperative. Z l L he mannec.ln whleh the present . . . . imlnlstrallon has hidden the de* [1 lUjif Its Mtravagance Is a meuure y

“The present administration has . , ilntediy resitted ewry cHort. lo It

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Ihrce Die In Crash C Denver Under 17-1

(By Tlie Asioclati DENVER, 8 c p t^ 2 8 - T h e ^yorst.

Colorado's JiJstojy a e n t ihrcc p e n ilrp lano a n d le t t a tang led wrei Ines. In e as te rn Colorado cities.

P ilo t ( k H, C hldiaw of V arney A v n ta tlve iy iden tif ied a s Mr. a n d ] '^anclsco, c ra sh ed In th e blinding M nldad, Colo. ♦ —

A utomobile tr a f f ic w as d is- brok upted th ro u g h o u t th e e ast- ped rn p o r t o t th e s ta te and “n ra in s wero from a few m ln- Den tes to hours behind schedule. and In Denver officials esUmated on

1 W).000 damage was done U» slirub- Uie : ciy and trees In Uio parks and fron lousands of oUier trees on private Sprt roperty 'were broken, many broken Tl ranches fa;|tiisjgalA}t powtr lines, tloa Imllar 'condlUon* wera reported terec om Pueblo and Colorado Springs. Al:

Nat-GaUieren Misting and In New Mexico four plnon nut Laki lUierera were missing and were way }uglit by searchlnt parlies. At and u t nine persons w era'hurt and oone ra were kilted In accldenU tlirough- jt New Mexico during Uie sudden 7 «rm. moslBeventeen Inches of wel, heavy — ww Uiat sUrtcd falling Saturday (I

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Vao), Texas, Residents - Four Dead; l/jss Rim

*. (Dy Tll* AssocUt* WACO. T exas. Sep t. 28-L ow lan i e s t T exas f led to n ig h t before 0 :ream s fo r -Lhe second tim e In ter F o u r w ere dead, refugees numbt

*0 so a red in to th e m illions os rlvi eavy ra in s , poured th rough tielc D am age estim a ted a t $5,000,000 ,v rter In th e S a n Angelo a re a . w Jli:

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IIYDB PARK. N. Y , Sept. IS UP) i''® j ’resident /looaeteJt /ashtoned to- ;ht the addreas wllh whleh he I publicly take belaUd. pertonal " ‘ ": nmand tomorrow In his umpaign

Jefore the New York state Dem- ,^lls convenUon a t Syracuse and ' naUon-wlde radio audience, the " isldrnl will voice what U « - :ted lo be. hi* d n t (ormal chai- .ge to polllleal J0C.1 alnce hU liadelphla aocci>tanco speech In At ne.n> what extent • pallonal luue* [JP” ’ uld be Injeclcd Into the addreu,. RoQtevell's auUtanU declined At predict. I t will be broadeait a t D'< *> jroxlmalely 9;M p. m., E. S. T, «*». ‘ Vlwn tfw praldenVi tptelalUalti U“ cpUffnr"SjT0ca«"t0mflrh5w; -1^ “ wUl signil tho start ot a series trip.1 e«p«ted to keep Mr.

jsevclt on llie go almosl conUn- . " , isly until he returns here to re- ‘ le election returns November 3.!n . nooscvelt will be on hand = tn her husbond takes orer to- ■ now night Ills end of Uio drive •« (our more years In the V-Wta 'I jC

ise. She had recorered tulflc-r Uy from an altack of the rlpp'^ her physician to aulhoHie a

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reUry of Slate Franklin O lra rd i. , ', - i [ilBee'thei»am»-of-tho-Unloa’a | - . u ^ lya prealdenilal rleclor* and| , ‘*‘5 r candidate* (or stale oHlccs was ‘ d 'ln the Idiho luprenie court iT. ' " t . ■■lalnllffs in the petition were 0.Ollason cf Meridian and V. A. «nd m hci or 8.isle. president and can-, per c« Oe for Rovenior, ij-spertlvely. In; D r..

ho petlilori w a-rt^ by.Uaurlcelnt«ic« ene of Dol«. (ormer member o( down 1 Republican psriy.. butter.Irard, wJioliJnIdahoFaJJjeam- Ape ming In behaUtif the DemocraUo 8 |>cr c :y. WAS named as de(endanl. ^orrc^ Imrd declined September 34 to The Ive the p.irly nomination paper* Ihr pei ihe cround.i tlie period for such nif'tli- igs clspted the previous day. |thg u i

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■ 55nsL B eple rabctjnow .iilo rm '.lfL -w eatr s o n s to tiic lr d faU w in a n »u i Teckago o f tre e s a n d pow er thelI- In’ A irlines a n d two passengers fore d M rs, B en T . E lk ins o f San rose Ing snow betw een Pueblo a n d I w------------------------------------- --— In airoka hundreds of trees and rip- «d wires and poles. “ WTlia cenler of Uio storm was o'ftt

)enver and Colorado Spring* today fld teven persons wera maroonea **“0 ftka’* Peak, lolty aenlbtl ol,P“i ' lie pUlns Uiat juta K.lOO feet high I A rom lhe Rockies west of Colorado

‘Tliey wer* employu. of.-.eoncti- lona on Uw peak and wers ihei- tred In cabins wiUi lood and fuel.About mid-way belween Denver

nd Colorado Springi. a t Palmer ake, Uie main norUi-soulli high- 71. ray Uirough Colorado w u doted nd doaent of motorlsU were mar- ih . «>«»• . o ie i

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n F l i g h t I g i n g F l o o d s_______ ; ■ |0Ut.l

Is Abandon, Homes; b™ ms Into Millions wnaled Press) ”a n d dw ellers of c e n l r t l a n d '1 orecU fro o i .f t dozen ;wUd | l | |

„‘' b 5 r A u . . n d . . n d d . n . - lrivers and- tr ib u ta ries , fed by lelds .a n d towns,0 .w rought In lo s t w eek 's d is - <It n o t be c(}ualled, su rvey re>}rts said.A t Waco, srhete J.100 h o m t- (J, | SS refugees received a id o m n a tio n a l gua rdsm en a n d . e Red Cntsa. the damage mount-1 past 11.600,000. J. 0 . PatUrson. unty agent, aold battered comid colton cropa had been danag- Vfi . 11,000,000. Clly Manager W. T. Ams trrance esUmated damage to e u t 'c h a n aco buildings, almost totally In- and idaled, at IMOMO. Ilildt

New Threat Gatfaen - ^ ^couniA new threat to life aod property (orcei iliered.ln MUam couniy. where The e Brazos and Uttle rivers con- riodic rge. Uiwlsnd residenU hurriedly in tlo ncuated the secUir. and Port Sul- under an. where Uio Ullla river mo 'e3 f^as 1 t-ard^conlluence wllii Ui«'Braioa, (he diced-for-an-oterflow,_____________ ^Itundreda of families In Brown Tlic d'McCuUough counties who had arrest :umed lo (tood-scarred homea (or where iiallbiUllon work, Hed in terror eustoi aln today when Uie' Colorado ]n reatened an encore. . i»o 1M WInchell, 19 miles souUi oliPhllac ownwood, Uie-Colorado surged' Scvi wards at the n ie of a foot an N. C.; ur. JI InM Rwkwood, In Coleman eoun- 33 In where crops were ruined a week To'<

9, the river started receding af- arrest • attaining a 70-(oot stage. Into c ^aco-ciUsens.—and—merehanu —OUii iiidicd clolliea and food U> the of ar r h»ll (or dlitribuUon. , Oklali \uslln escaped serious -damage Wulil 1 the Colorado drove hundreds Mbnta m In land homes. ' |York.,

Food Supply 3 Per Cei Amount Actually

VASHINOTON. Bept. 38 Ml ' - Greie nallon’s lOM-lT lood supply per dccldu'son w u estimated otIiclaUy to- have (I a t about 3 per cent leu than all (rur amount actually a«ed during the wot et5-38 season. ' cent bTie eslimalc was made publle by Canj. A. 6 . Black, chlc( of the burrou P f * ^agricultural economies. than IT i r ^ T 'c i p i t r r s p v d n n i f l ucr'Uian poultry were eillmated at f r cent grealer lhan lu t year’s..Itry WM up 3 per oent.-------- -l im i i i f r b r f R s n n c r o n n ii t t r 1 milk. It added, may be down 4 combit cent and 8 per rent respectlvtly.

ir. niacic explained that as Uie cent a fiM-/' ot iffd grains lorcfs live- p fr •k a nd poultry to market, it cuU vegetal m the output oP>gp, milk and cent ler. Potaper capita sutfpiy cf Jard about expecli

rr cent larger Uun last year w u below 'ca^t. per cerhe Koverament economlsU tald The per capita wheat supply for do- wa* es

.tli- eoinumpllnh would be aboul Ihan.Ia um e u in 1935-30. j less Uu

Y: F a ir and W aHner'

Price F m Cmti

Oregon 4s Fire To Nine

Residents Of Flam^. Ravaged Area Fear

New.Destruction

lown in Kuins(By Hi« AasodaUd Press)

MAH8HPIELD, Ore.. S ep t,:a — T w en ty tho u san d re s l- le n ts 'd t tlam e-n iTaged so u lh - , - v e s te rn -O re g o n —p la c e d - o R - t'inds to n ig h t th e o f h e ir hom es a s th e d e a th to ll n B andon, destroyed by « o rest l i r e S a tu rd ay n ig h t, ose to nine .

W ith so m any tire s b u m ln t \ a 400.000-acro arra that fore*c . (fidalj, boUi federal and itat*.— >ld It wa* -impoulbU" to u y hov lany acres had been .damaiM.uldenU'of'the'flre^mbatUed r<- — lon plaeed Uiclr hope, a t many • ut It. "In «3od." -A grim-faced- atale pollcemaa' aS : '• oquUle. glancing up a t tk lu la

■.“l f - th 9 J ! ^ 5 b in g t t . Ood bdp 'Ui plac# a3d WyrUe Paiot. nie/TJ ] Uke Bandon did."

Wind dim D«wB .•nn wind, hijwever. had died dovn might, bringing eneouragement to le 8.000 fire (igbtera and bop*Jicr elUa, would be a p o re d - t to -- / estrucUon U ut visited Bandon. Bandon. In an hour Saturdar Ight, v u tnntfotmed from a pret< -- mtle coutal port 4S aue* KwUt : hers Into an Infenw In which ins person* and possibly is died • id virtually Uio enUrs populaUoia: 1.SOO a w posseuloni of a Uf*- . me go up In roaring flune*. rHiat wa* Ihe wont part of a eek-end ol horror which gripped •• IS coutal cltJe* of Oregon and . ctlons of northern' CalUomU m ’ lerally hundred?, of fire* broko It. prlncipaUy caused. In Ui* opUi<‘- n o f AB0ClateU,8.1>toreaterP.H. - rundage, Portland, by bumlag of uhlng* - dcbrt* lelt from Umber' KraUont.•Amony-th»—*ecU oni~nm aw it '

- (ConUaiMd on Pags 3, CoL I)

H l E I I l f ;. s. Agents. Arrest Mord '

Tiian 300 Persons;Stills Seized

WAaHINOTOH, f tp l. M m J .....trest of more lhan SOO Denon* on wrgei of vlAiatlng nareoUo lava id aeUurs of “teveral hund^**Icit aUIU were reported toilghd ’ treuury agencies condiicUnc a luntry-wlde “clean-up’* law en t rcemenC drive. , ,Tho Ireuuiy drive-one of Ita pe- Idle broad offentlre* against par- Uo and liquor laiv vlolat«»-SD( idcr .way early UiU momlng and IS pushed vigorously throughouts d a y . ............... ...........................

— IW-Arresfed n l Texur- — . Hie largest number of naratica rcsta were nported In Itizas, icre 10 persons were taken Inlo (tody.In Pennsylvania, agenu Mlitd0 alleged narcotic peddlera a l iliadelplila and five al PltUburgli. Jcventeen were taken at Aslievlile.C.; nine a l Clarksburg, W. Va..In Tennessee and ICentucky and In MlchlgaiL

roledo, Ohio, was the scene of 30 resu and 18 persons wen taken .0 custody a t Kansu City, M o..Iiliff trrnifi hy «fntc< at ni,» llmi> > an early-evening tally (oiiow:

laiioma., (our; Arkansas, (our; uhlngton. H: Oregon, .seven: rntana, two; CalKomU, 31; Nev rk., elghl, and Boston, (ive. -

lent Under ly Used Last YearIreatiy reduced by spring (roslj. • ilduous frtilU (or Uie (resh market re pulled down the total supply of (rulU; and Uie per capita t u ^ y -1 estimated a t apparently 14 per t bdov Uut c t l u t year, lanned fniits, however, were ex- l«l-to-be-ooly.3.p*.-.ecnt.le«.. - n last season's per up lla figure, h-dried.-fniUa^posaltl^^y'LlKi:...;^

Totpecta for veseUbles for frealirket ahlpmenl were reported con-____

Imhraved-wllh. th» per— r Ita supply of all fresh vegetables iblned estimated about 8 per cent aler Uun last aeason and IT pert above 19»-:t wppUeie r capita lupplles of canned .{tables w t r e '^ l M iWIB'SllfT----- --t 'below Uicee of 191S-3L - otalofj available per person were ecled 'to be aboul IS per cent iw Uw 1933-39.average and 18 ’ cent less Uian In 1M3-3J. he per capita tupply ofbeans

esUmated a t 18 per cent le u ' n .last aeason but'only 3 per cm i Uian Ul* average dwctUg

E i i W j jI ' f l i i i p a i i Jf iCharles Zllkey, 81, Early”! “ Settler ot uregon anil m . ; Twin Falls, Dies “

— . r t l Chule* ZUktr. » . ' • P io u « > ^ >«<

• 0 ^ m d o t:T tto ^W U .w d-* ind

" a m liiv .i t ■ s

, ■ I tln ^' A n tn se n a ti for funm l snrlc tt uid

; i n l u d lu l m n l i j m m d p l ot s a .n r d tm n relitlTU elMvben. ”S S S u »T th . Twto y«lU Bor. .um

• . ' t u u T .i A M llre of Mnnukee. WUeonto fP ,

vbei« b t ww bom Ptbruar7 11,I t u . Mr. ZUkcr eUbltihed hli m - IdcDCA In O r r ^ In 1I8T afid TOliiD* 'I' iiiJ fill i m l n in Ir*1'tn *™*i In __O ut lUtc. Ko w u one of tb# T rtn . P

; ' f . 11 countrr^ f ln t letuers, com* v i lo f her* to IWS. Ore. Ho w il svT led to Mbmcaoto In

; , I J t t to bli wUo who w n lre t him. J " So ■ UtTM *lio threo w u , o u r-J» >

eneo 'aoey w d Je»e.auker. bolb ^

o.iir«w'i.; tn d two dautbten, U n . '■ • Bo»en» OWonnor or Pboeolx, A ri-j^^ '

.. Bs*...and Mr*, a ib e r 8»wyer« ot ll ,- . / r t ln 8tcn. Oregon. A l u n lT ^ »U-

ttr . M rt Bnma ?otilU. ll i rSdenf- c t Bt. J aaw , Mlnntiota. ™

” MODRIDMUSTEBS |S : . AVfllUBLE FORCES K. ’ (OostlnDed ftom f t n Cm) Jtlm

tn m tho l u t tbat m e ia l nU nlitn "■ ' 'l if t u td ild to Tliit tbs nrloui

•----- ^ * * '* a » l t » Toledo^ faU * « - 4. AdaUted the taU ol Toledo, t v

U n veeki.m ked b rib ell fire aod draamUt u lOTenunest amlea T*b

"-■-ion«b» ta n to l« dlilodge Faidit bolden of tb* Aleaar fortren wltb-

' *°A“i j S B e n t eommnnlqu. « ld tb i TO«do i m r waceompelled to S re treu te tba onUkliti ol tt)4 elty

' " b st w ucoottooliif to bombard r u * ' d l t l vUbbi, to a.Tldoui counter atrladL ___

lAtar todar ft larenunsDt cdnnn do i ' ' jnam d a t Oabanu de la- Bacra, «hii

about ten nO ti aoitb o( Itiledo, tba and becan artiHei7 IbelUDf ot rai* Uj9 ti l t ooneentratloni a t B a ip i, f ln u d

. mllM north o t tha A k u ar citr. Uwl ’. .BoskbtDS punult pUnea fupporttd n

tbe Inlaatejr. pickNew ReptuU trom tbe lenUtim tlib

' Mctor'iaM the Albertbe n S e r I tu m i flooded brlba^nltjao la it week 41 i

• o t va ter t t o s m ltbtr dana sear m u- ' TOt[aik).lha'{]eodcatca were im td prtt

t a a a e f lo r t to b i i t tb o PM ciitad... n a c a toward Ibledo and UadiU... «d ,

• roeeinei oa tha northern tront In m i . tba a u a d a rm u mountaloi wben \

i m ^ j e t k n ^ been reported for oot

- DEPUTIES APPEAR ' ^ ‘ .FRIENDLY TOWARD %DEVALUATION FLAN »»nmn

' (Ooattnned ytem Pace One) ^

la r aad tba po n n l Iheli. UoqeBtbav a t •« p r tu eonfe^ ttp i cnca a ln told naw ann tbe mou*

. taiy acneB ast had-worked “beau* - u u f u n r toda rj-tha lw ardeW aw w QO

' not canHdered to nefoUatlnc Ibe ainem ent: >nd tbat he had *do CQBmeat* on tba Ruadan itata t u k i denial tba t It attampted (0

' d e tn n tbe pound Baturdar. .. A

^ HEAVY SNOW WREAKS ^ MAVOC IN MLORADO ^■ but

(Oonteaed Itom P w . O « ) _ nam

’. W u n « . K!H m vealher bureau du« back to draf

1»S to f to d i September MOW Itoitn « i— thal-would-coDipaie-TMtb-todirir S th

Ob Beptember S . IIW, 11 locbei u n of anov feU to tho d tr , far im <>

. . than to the preient itorm. mm ■mere waa liib t predpIUUon In S n

nottheaitem Colorado but to Wro- « . mlnr,.where mow ftn orer the week* end. iklea-were eleartoc. OtnclaU ^ o( atrtlnea aald tr a n l waa unhamp- ercd on the east-west Une through aouthem Wjremlni.,

WAR TIME NAVAL S!!. COTONDER DIES

(Ooottjraed frem H tt One)

ihooV" because o t hla InaWcnoi cp*00 ta tte t pracUoe, and wllh havlns broQiht about m e p in f cban iti In ' BC n a n l construction. Patrl

• n a ta aS n i U w rrtw d fcj Ws OcW 'widow, the fonaer Anne Hitchcock, itllo St. Loull, three dauihteti. Mn. (edti Hopktai. M n..nobeh m e . Mn. Th HUnc Morlion and two eons, ^U- w. Uam Bowden, J r , u d Ethan. eouii

In UOt, u ' the Amerlcaa n s tr dsr •waa’readr for IU mmorable cruise (or I aionnd tba world, eims, throuih a • -ni friend. caUse^ to-be publlshed a »e* that

• rlea .of artlclea altacklai tho cm* Can atjuctloa or American w u jblps. i m I tw controTcnr thus created breui

- brouchC a itorm ot publlo comment. Lake ' The lenate and higher nanl-o(* agtli

— floen took Itep* to punbh Bios.- - Hold President. Theodors Reoeerelt or* iwk

(Send.,AU.ehanei.dropped. ------- u *Prom lha t date n a n l tonstrucUon ddet

tmderwrat draiUo ehaogea, lo llae jui wltb Blm^ oft*npeatM lUReetlaoi. rm

------ . ------------------------When tha World war atarted. Blnu —

' WM presldeot of the war college. Ag ne < .was anlgned to command destro;. cuUl

— era o p e n t ^ from BrlUsh Iwet. Uia

aad ftoiilr'w aa g lm i tbe tills ot eii commafider of tTnltod Btatea n a n l tartc fo rtd operating to Buropean waten. gine

' Before the t t r ended ha w u p r ^ fem noted to tbe r u k of admiral aod bo; d m comaaod of.^H.'A oieriesa Bl

'wanhlpa tn tbe war ntae. iut]. After the war. ba reno ied U s cri* M, : ; ;tlc lB u tfA > tte le> a B m laM h o d i. tlmi

■ B M B f l Tlr o i i c i n n i t o d a t a k d

XOUOBBOW - Idabot pair ToM- d sr and Wedaeadar) i l ^ t l r wym*

__ GIJ-H ig h . aad. tow-tamperaturea-yti* — terdar u reported b ; the gonm*□unt weather obK rrtr wer* TI and 2S dctreei; there w u a TarUble wtnd and tbe skr w u clear; btro* metrlo p n u in .a t 6 p. B. w u 3t.40 a. InehM and tbo humldltr lahge^ H an I and 14 ptr oent of ntursUon.• Sandajrl' temperaturea wer* 89 t o t and n ds«r*es: thera w u a louth* n o t e u t vtod and the skr w u clear; T> barometrlo pressure w u.M .«tochea Jr, and the humlditr range, 41 to 90 Oarl per cent ot u tun tlon . |ln a

Weather a rear ago w u clear with cum temperaluiea of TT and M degteei. and

• _____ . . . dine

Temperatures Rise Si’ . In Northwest A rea “ “

Prtssuru are low with modenU- ^ Ir warm temperatures over western «iu Oregon and Washington, and the deal toulhwutem tolerlor nller*. wli'Je kc lhe cool hlgb prrssute ware* of u ld rcsterda; extend over the rest of gtuirlhe map, centering to eu tem Cci* otheJradft ________ _________thai

D ennr itporta .74 Inches o t pn* iMih :lpltaUoa ' u rain eontlnuei (heremd to Puebb.and K ansu Oty, Qgihlla cloudiness exlsU otv ths nit*. )U lm -am .-the Great-Lake*,-indhe eentnl AOantlo coast. .. ^

L- . to*. Mln. f»»e. Wlhr. ' ^saIm 4t M 0 (»f pareis j s " . . = a s . s s f f f i

S ? . , S S J 8 I Fat.

____n 11 .H ci«ir LrerutBi, (M a i SI J* C hU 't. tovlf — 91 . • ..Ui Uk* atrJT I t JO CUtf ___”

f f . S ' - F r S S

. .. . w u .

CAPTORS OF TOLEDO S " SET GOAL AT MADRID J "

TO END SPANISH W A R S_ _ build

(Continued from Pags One) norU

lo l populace danced la the itreeti qi]|. Rhlch a few houn bctoro had been #ii u ha leenci of deato and destruetlco, trave h s Paidst leaden to conferences ild-the lr pUni fer...a...concerted ou Ltodrld am ult. Band

lh e itn teg r w u to draw tbe over )lcked legions of Oenenl Franco bum ightlr -around lha louthwestem wortl ipproachea to Madrid, whlla Oener- tl4U»( ll ftT'"!'? Mola, the conqueror ot Ing, Inm and Ban 8ebuUan..put on tho A fo m n tro from th i north. . - stemi

Pasdst leaden tonight onlr »mll* v»n« •d-depreeatlnglr when asked what of lb «uan«-tIie7T*P«t«d-tIir*BD T= and- EHimnit TO1I4 be aU* to , hujl * lto Igalnst their Madrid advanca. W.W

Wltb n ls e d > 2 a a th ir pointed n t lhal their.41selptlnad,Cg1ilU| aen had iwept through tbs itreeta >f Toledo Sundar nlghl Just one- » “ jalf hour afler ther had been rtven the command to adranee. ^

Hundreds ot roremment men m t uned, ths P u d s t leaden aa< unmeed, with ths blggect loasea a t ^ Jargai, firs miles north ot Toledo, “ 1;^ hrooih whleh th i PaidsUknired In heir final a sn u lt'o n the former

throuGOVERNOR LANDON '

CALLS FOR RELIEF i S PAYROIl PDBLICITY

Acontlniwil Prom Page Oa«>.

nak* .publlo th* payroUi of those 0 rho conduct lU relief agendea.' Not o ir would all ot u i Uke to know lUt TC are enUtled to know th* , laoei.ot all tho’dlrecton, lh o -iu * j^ “ ®' WTlson. lhe «dffllnlitnton, l h i ' « “» Inw bosea and tbs nlartea ther Iraw. • • • . • and IJ 'A lU nylltfU .h^vfl.bw njttudoil ^nth m r own money. Ai ehlet oecu*I n or this nation I m uld consider ^ i m r tin t duty to exercise an equal a n with the money o f lh e Amerl* an people"Betore Landon In Itjpeka w u a S "th

reek's reuUoe work, campaign plan* niiitt ilngandprepantlonofjtjeechesbe* hauii ere he , seU out again on another -n,. ildvest swing len u tln ly sketched u n 0 embnce Oblo,.lndlvia, Michigan, od a Chicago addreu probably on Mn Weber 9. 0 «

--------- ---------- — Mn

% sic ian Accused In Narcotics Case j.*”]

— _ OneBOISE. Sepl. 38 (/PKDr. WalUr e !

atrie ot Blackfoot wiU go on trial " J f wWjer 14 to fedeni court a t Poca* silo on ft charge'ot violating the ederal narcoUes law.The dato w u announced today by

7. D. Mcneynolds, elerk o t the 2 ? ^ ouit. when he completed the calen* . 1.^ *r tor the October tenn ot court o? ' n the eastem division. Ilh e COM Is the only crtoilnal frlal’

lu t will b e .h n rd b r Judg* 0. 0. laranah. _Nine civil cues Indude sl* ^ __

tought by Esrl B. Belnap ot Balt 08 ake CUy end memben ot h li famUy gainst A. B. H oer and J , Wesley lolden -or Idaho PaUs. I h s Oebiaps Kk Bpproxlmately ISO.Ml daoagn s.r.Tml»-o(•»^•U^wMoBwbll»«e' • — Ident ft )-ear ago. 'Judge Cavanah will hear demur*

cn u d motions OcloberJl and U . .POSI

----- I!e dedlned (0 aeeept the dlstln- uUhed service medal maintaining be medal h id betn confertwl on len who wtre oot desenlng ot ll ItTl'UhUa olhen who cftmed It.Blmi w u bom at Port Hope, On- __ _

arlo, Canada. HU Isther, a dvU ea- BLE ineer, wbou ttmlly bad lived In Thi •ennsylvaala 200 yean, brought tbe Ing. : «y to Pennsytvanla i t the ags o t 10. (he ■

Since his retirement trom the ORBI u ry In'Oetober 19a, a t the age ot wont K. 81ms h id devoted consldenble and 1 Ime to lectures;. relun

H E F p-IN M i d

— fUl

G ian t O ra n lto S la b C ru sh e s ”

— W o r k m e n - t i r - D B a t l r ^

N e a r H a l l e y ' ■ -h.— . •

S A I tr r , Bepl. S9-0nuhed under m BD-ton alab of gnnto, two a itn ciij ren UutanUr klQed while working ^ r a tb s 'K o r lh Star m ine.'13. miles u rth of h e n earir this momlog. - tiot ITis two men. Hardy S . Downtog, e

r , of'S all U ka Oltr and Orover )»vls. 48, ot Hsilley, wero working L r n ft tunnel when the accident ce- ^ 1 urrtd u ths giant slab brok* looie c u ' iid crashed down • U degn t to- Uns. mn* olher man, worktoc nsar*J, .wet* uninjured while I tan lakey A 1 nd RuueU Howes reoelred totoor I ' njurlei. ( j

Ke iD^oesI j)r.4U K .-W «8btrJaaln*-«#uirtr — oroner, n ld tonight that no toqueat rui be held la coonecUoa with tba leatht •Keal Snyder, oianager of th s mlae,

aid that lhe acddeat occurred Ma bortly altar midnight and that lha ther workmen dug tbs vlctlmi irombamais of rock.Jn1L that4h e y .v e n ___oth dead when they reached tha louth ot ths 4000-toot tunnel Downing, a former V h lnnlty ot H<

llah..ftudent.'.li. tunrlred by h li xlub Idow, two daugbUn, Darlene. «, Veco nd can I, three montha, tn d h li Johi arentf, Ur. and Ur*. Eaidy K. cout ■owning, all of Salt Laka Olty. * tbe

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'a te Of H om es in O regon m Re s ts On- W l n d s - A s 'F l r r R

D eath T o l lR ls e s .T o N ine

(Ooottm a Frem PM t J>»»- I T I

• I . io m .-o l- l l» -n « lu t -U m b « ^ tuurea 'I n 'Iho’ worliliitha lire- ^ Mablo redwoods of uorth ttu Cal- omla, whldi w tn old when Christ u .b o m . fiu ts lcn pointed out, ^ Bwsver, that tbesa hug* trees do ^ Dt bum readily. “ «WhUi the central Ottgon coulal flon about Yschala, where auto unpi, a store and Mveral other ^dlogs were destroyed, and the wlhem CaUtomU region looked ulousaly a t weather report*, It w u huUd ilS' seacout section which faced I the perils ot (orest (Ires, which T T s avcl seven w eight mUes an hour.

Kelblng Mon to Oom JThe^'Sklea .Ktre clearing. about . andon today and 111 worries v e n m fer — there w u nothing m on to iro there, .property esllmaled Rth |lj00,000 having gone up In ^Vi. u»(i. People talked, ot rebuUd* ‘y

fog Uy over MarsliJlcld, thus ? ? l l tminlog for tlie momentilhe ad- LHM ot the flames on this largest; IhS *oulhem Oregon coast dUes ” ]d~lU'alster~towii;‘.N(uUi Send.* " Ith Uielr oonulatlou ot >000.But a t OoqutUe, U fiillea to . ths lutheast and Inland, a t-fenlng iwn of J.OOO and Myrtls • Point, band I mllM farther on. a village ot c'^ottOO the atuallon w u gnve. . <3nAbout the two towns the dUsenry tumeorked with.logging tne* fromn to cut prolccUvs drdea to ^■uih and t^ b e r irhlch, they hop- trave.I would stop advandng flsmes.Ther Rallud. however, that tbe &>»<< m n of gnitUing labor they put . would be but an Idle gtsture It

strong east wind sprang up, mwlng out red hot emben from HII f l s i ^ tree tops for (Ustances g i I crest u three or four-miles. | n UgbUbumtd throughout tho day. n I the wont sections smoke m sdt B f Impossible (0 u e more than SO to i H

0 feet. Only the dull glow high to n e skies told o tjh b i iea rb r mea- ■ I1 ot tire. . I f

Sefcreh fer Bodln Vandon w u wrecked. Between SW ^Id 409 buUdlngs lay to mtos. ^:eletons of pwtlally collapsed IlUs ItlcUng grotesquely above 1le mass of blackened brIck.'WDOd 'MId ite tl Through the debris. OCO Airollets aod federiC and stato ofi B“UiTTrtckeflThrtrTnrriooHBrTW ~w i•dlest E 9CapUln Lee Bowen, of th i slat* BtElUce, said nlns had betn recorered B lId th it six more probably la r Mneath tbe ruins. AU lhat w u left ■ !the town w u a baktrr, three ■ ]

Ills, a lumber yard, about 90 ■ ]lUies and the-high school- B lThe Idblltled dead wtre: ■ IMn. Ida HUI ■ ■ 1Daniel Koontz, TO. ■ !Mn. Charles . McCullough, 89. M l Oeorge WUllams.Mn. Oeorge Williams. H iiJsdc BsUey, kUIed by (aUlng ■ | |

Nina Bottom, TO. 'J. M. Baker. ^Ons unldenlKIed. V John RIeder, a t ( ln l feared dead,IS found aUrs tonight.

Bnmdac« aaU n a n ; o{ _e fires probably were toeendlary «sm the standpoint lhat they were f tirted lo dean up puture or d e u ' _intlog ground aad swept Into Pnnagnllons before the rising ^a d . . • ' ' AlOf -the re(uge«* wbo escaped to **e beach (ind the harbor Jett; SaU ,day night. aU but 40 were gone ■ »>m Bandon today, some quartered e i--------------------------------- UJ■MBim'unvTiTtTWflMtuauMa.y 1

.... Toolcrte-i I .--o,

MHi’in»nmwgiwmBT«>»'i ih B ;y i 3BT.^l_llQLpTElM ^ W . WTTB ^

With sale ground lag No. 3* in t s ear. Notify W. J. Hollenbeck. .

ANTED — PASTURE POR OAT- tie. KotUy W. J. HoUenbeck. '

LEEDING GUMS HEAI£DThe sight o( tore gums Is sicken* g. ReUable denlbU otten reporte luceesstul use of LETCS FY* mRBIIEA BU lED T'on th d r very ■ !n t casa. i t you WlU get a bottle 1 1id use u directed dnigglsta wlU m mtum money u U XaUs,->Adr. ■

- TWIN FALLS DAILY Nl

Blast A t Fillingr C( Station Kills Two o l

' PLINT, M khT sept sa ( fi - T>o persons were Injured fatally to an •zploiloo todar «hleh wrecked a nuing lUtlon aod stot* or tha Oen e n l Tire and AppUano* oompaoy, a i. and W othen wen h u r t . Ka

— W r-AlberV-HitUff-»,-n*Bagef - r - Ot tbs coaoem. w u kUl*d toitasUy - when lbs bUst lenUed tba buUd' big. Mn. FhQemon DOki, Hen- tary to T * rt ■Bererldgi, ownat o( lhe concern, died tonight to » b « . ^

*'*Hetmaa Middleton, 91, » radio medunlc. 'w u la a erltfcal ooadl- *•.,? Oon. . . v i s i t, Don. Bererldge. brother of the proprietor, said the explalon ap- “ perentl; w u csused by tha bunting o( a eUam boUer used for lire vui-

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Hire

Mayor Points Out Neoos-^ sity lor Having Addi-

---- llonalStorage — S------- Burh

Reads of several Twto FiUt d rls Pnls :lubi donned booU last -night tn d iinK ucompanled Mayor Duncan UeO. Johnston apd memben of th* dty awar xuncU oa an tour ot Robeb e dty flltw plant. the

T ie Inspection w u mad* a t 11 «l“ t p. Dl. when water had beta shut Oavl: lown so that th* drlo leaden oould slone a ip e « 't ‘filterrdeemed‘lnide(iuat« Twin xr the mayor In his campaign-to PUt ccure a Un mUllsn gaUoif storage ' Pn laerrolr near tha plant to prorlde bur t A additional capadly., R lw

The tour followed th* regular boellhg'er'Twto'IWls'clly'couhdl vocil Ihen S buUdlng permlU with total fd l l taluallon of tlT,l31 wtre granled. ter 0

Twtn Palls Junior Chamber ot Ing. Jommeree preknted a letter back* Rn ng the plan to construct a new meet! n te r reservoir a t lh* d ty fUUr slon. Ilant and Boden Electric company n i gnnUd permission to n m a LAS adlo antenna wire across Second ivenue north from the tope of two luUdLogs. D rui

•Cansas Wife Slayer «<« Receives Life Term «i»'

.. . 1 countWICHITA. Kas, sept. J8 ( f l ”

ames O'Shea pleaded guUty to dls- ‘"®J riet court .hen today to a charge f (ln l degree murder to lb* death * f Mn. M irtire t Griffin, TB, who -u found beaten and robbed a t her ome here the night of Peb. 1. 1933, udge T. H. WlUUms senUnced him ^ ) life imprlsotmient. - < J* " "

Ure. 1------ ley-a

ere, olhen tnveUng to homea e t - MaUves. FaiRelief w u mohUlsed on e m y •■m

and under tbe dlrettloa ot Oov* VV mor Martin.OreaU P a u aad Boesburg were RS uned Into concenlntlon camps C. P 'em *hleh suppUes w tn dispatch- when L AU night long fleeti of trucki hand -aveled westward to the danger a woc me, earrrlng food, medical equip* • Thi lent, f lreSghten and tools. Uted.

. G o i n g b y B n s

Tedtot t h t e u h B a w b f t of I t a v t l ' i k lg g t t I b K f a U i g d a0 E ait e r te Callfenda i b f Valoa Pacdflo lU g t t . >' A nasiaB lr I w faxat a n T I ta tn m e a tAM -eeailoct- [ a W . , i j « . T ^ g ^ T e i i _J eatt flopevar w h e n jrev U haaB dailsB ga iyosU ka l< aayw han an renta a l bo aUItfamaleeiLOelsg aast.yev faraTtl Um g ,

: S S i » » «e i k l i l n l o l i t d n lM > ‘

rritn d ty , d tptadaU * a n v ' P] lea. roU l&fennatiea wiUi> Kl e« t ooft ev'ebUgaUea a t t u . handy trawal

UNION BVSDI 241 Shoshone V

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NEffS, T ffm FALLS, PAHO,

W E fiS M i Im m m u

N ational D ire c to r o |. P o r - j >

“ n » in n B l? ^ ild re 8 s c f f i tre a r“ w

. G a th e r in g . : , --------a

Ninety icouUn from tU' Hctloai thi of Ihl Saak* River area, auesiblad trii a t ths Park hoUl h e n U lt evealag a t a,baaquet MHloh hODortof the \ v isltofHaroldP.Pots'ofHewYork n o City, national director of penoahel aji ot tbs Boy SeouU otA surlca. yet

Speaking 00 *T)reami ot Toulh." . PoU comparsd ib* Uf# of th i aver- | age Ameilcaa boy with tbe youth ot rep Germany, Italy tn d Rusda, ths coly ths three n ^ o r nalloni of th* world bee whera there a n no Boy ScouU.

Edward U CurtU e t Portlahd, re- p glonal scout executlre, laid tba t w. t lie sCTit p ro ra m to the region dur- p«r<

pandtd to r m y ta d pnlsefl tbe work aoconpllibsd to the Soaks _ p Rlrer area. ’ ' ' M.:

CspUln O. H. Xreogtl president eati of Twto PtUi Chamber of Coen- swc merce, g a n tha addrtai of wel- com* aad pointed out th* rlta l to- o Ht»DSe_QLi«iit-TorM h>nLJl>t nuipwto of today. Oeorg* Denmaa, ty.l Burler ^lupertoteadeat of. tchools. i s ^ praised the health and safelr pro* bom gnm ot-the-council aad -n eo a - meoded tha t t merit badge be BJ awarded for safe car driving. T . M. Sect Robeftton of Twla'Tslls 1 on poUi the rltal Importanc* ot an atfl- whll dent troop committee and Dr. J . H. hom Davis of Klmberlr. artA-commls- iloner, ipoks on to* reviews held a t u Twln’PaUiandfiboahocadurtogthe t a i p u t tew dari. ' FaU. Presiding a t the ses^on w u WQ- a( t im r& H lllp ra ilddn to f.th rS naka flee River area coundl Rer. Oeonrs Q. flcMberrr of Rupert ottered the to- u irocm«nr-W.“ C.“ RoberU-ofBurler l iv t Ifd ihe scout oath and Ray P. Pot- that Itr ot Twin Falls led group ^ g - toeli lag. ■ ••• rooD

Finance ahd jsmboree committee tntetlngs preceded the banquet ses- c i tlon. - Mall

LAST RITE_S_FOR, CHILD • »

PUntnl senlcta irere hdd af tha » * t Onte funeral hom* Monday taom* _ng for JeweU U . SUwart, 1»- I><nonlh-old son ot Mr.' and Ura. ^

P, SUwart, Sixth artauo w ut, Wrho died Saturday erenlng'at the ^ :ounir gtneral hospital foUowlng ale,I wttk's Utoeas. toUrment w u ta »»t« :he Pller cemetery.Strlvcts wtre conducted by Adjut*

mt B. M. su c k ot Poatello, tor- Tr ner commandant, and AdiuUnt by 1nh d Ellis, now commandant of boulirwln 'Palls Salvation Army corps. ytsl<Surviving th* chUd, besldca hU moU

«renU.'are fire brothen and ds- tlontn . Edith; Ruth. Mrs. Olbion, Wes- Fourty -and-N orinan_------------------------

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Farmer Fails A gainst SS ~yfboi Saw And DiesRSSBURO, Idaho, Sept. 38 ( f i - =

3. P. Swenson w u kUltd today _ rhen a blow on toe head from a land pU» aused him to fall againstkWOOdUW.

The farmer w u nearly decapl- a tM ^

C a l U o m l a l

Tnv*lUaiiml8,Doo«r.MT.’ leg way ta 9old«a CtUloml*.VUlt 8«lt Lsk* and f taM t—

-BoolddDsmeorotit*. -

LOS A N G E L A S $ 1 Z 6 0)rLOW F A R E S ^

SA L T L A K E 4 ,6 0

K A N SA S C IT Y .. 1 9 .9 5

^ H l dA C O

PIT T SB U R G H .. 2 9 ,8 0

N E W Y O R K ...... 3 4 .9 5 -

p o r t l a V i? ...... x i : i o

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10, TUESDAY MORNING. SEK

BR€yiTI€S'■ B l te i i i '. l tu i lM i i* Jiii* K n j i r I bai R tu n id Iro n « two weeks bus- i laett trip to PocaUllo. 0

Hami I ta B il^ast—U in Leiuaa I

.W e^sod lil B « I « ~ U ^ .t ! '.W. • Hleki and daughter,, Joaa. ipent " th* wtekiod to Bolu : vUlUng ° tr U a d i , ■ 1

VliH.Hare-Mr. t n d 'U t t . law - nnet.U etgle ta d U n . & 0 . 'Smith, „ all ot Hafley,' visited friends' bere ° yesurday. • jj

BtglsUr Robb«»-Pollc« ytstenlay ^ reported tha t th* -casli reglsUr or * th i Sweet PUmltun'txobange.had b e ^ robbed o tlU . '.

Pareiaii e t 's e a ^ ^ . ta d u i . R. ^ W. OnbUte of Twto n U s a n ' ths ^ parenu o f.t.aon bom S a t u r ^ at " ih*TOnf»-aatenu tr-hf ln i i .- ^

-P a rtn U * / 8es->Ur. aod U n . B. ^ U . Boley bf Uurtough, i r e th* par- ^ eaU of a ion boro yesterdar a t the Swearlngemnatemlty boffie.

Oe lo W asUagioo-Ur. and U n . ^

ty, letMIoodar for Newport, Wash- Ingtoii, Mhen they wUl make toelr

, th; Bltycle SU Ien-^eu OUmao, 339 ^

Becoad avenii* north, reported to poUoe to* toe tt o t his blue tnd P RhlU Irer-Johnson blcyde from his

“ “ *• ■ ■ . DUeensed te WednAlm* B . Tjone

ud-Jennl8 'n tfker,-bo lh ‘oridaho PUls, obUlaed a ntarrUgs license It Twto P*Us eounty recorder’s ot- 1 nc* yesurday. Pu

'■ ds:Kiotft SUleo—Harry Gibson and Ui

Uivohd'Mlsfew'Sunday (old poUce sU iia t moafy had beea lU len from at Ihelr rooms whUe toey slept to local I rooming houses. He

. •• -' onc a n OoIUd»-Can driven by Pal Bo

Usione, 838 Secsad ivenuo north. Ml tnd Mn. H. J . WaU. 314 Sevento Uc iveaue e u t, coUIded a t tos comer Ut )f FItto street and Mato avenue Wi r a t Sunday erealng.

D np Loot—Ihlevei entered toe Pacific P tu lt'e ip reu ahop yester- , lay and escaped with betwtea 118 J lad <1T worto of caady ta d canned ^ Ue. poUc* reported. Chased by. a ratchman, toey dropped the loot ” md fled. ^

Train, Car CeUlde-A ear drlvtn {?! ly L. W. Sorenson. S30 Blue Lakes ! joulsvard, w u aUghtly damaged n_ rtsurday when struck by t loco- noUre switchtog a l Uie Intenec- ky ion ot Nlnm street south and rourto arenus south.

U<M CwtUeatcd - K k ag to ot ^ -ubberhoieandagasoU nBctnw en nii »nIlicaUd by, poUce yesterday, twi rhey were reported to have*beai An tkea from three boys who admit- jn

M A T C H E D

I ' - g lI n - B e a u t y

I n Q u i e t

O p e r a t i o n

I n R e a l

S a v i n g s ■ '

■ ■ N ow ' ifoa can h a v fi't comp hoffio Isu ad rf, w ith msccbed u N o rse AM toixilt W asbc t aod

' Q M i i j l n n e r . Y o tjc aa tu fn o o ! . Jay , bu t Ifon log d sy a* w ell li

pleaiare*

^ i f o t g a d u ig a , there ar* year* qitiet, effideot, ecoaocnlcal home

T hfl Mnrgfl Iro o e r pay fo r thcm sclvej, whl

Th* A utobuilt W a*her, a u J i lifetime, g lr e i you no o e c h s d c

and efficiently. A o d lto e e d a n o fioi eT ea.oU iag-^or a t least S y<

C l a u d e E

glEM BE R'gM PSfl-. ■ -

Ud planning to sU ^ gueua* from c an parkid aear Blckil aob09L <

Visit San Prsnfltni- M ln Pumphrey . and Mlsa Belly pumph* - rey, wlto their cousto. u \r j zusabeto WatU. tn d P tu l Ooaaor ot wuhlngton. D. C , returned Sat- u d u ^ ^ t weeki tUII to San

•oa. and Mr.'and K n . S r i i H«ml* holt ot outleford, a n 'tb * parcaU ot a .daughter,, bom Sunday a t the Twto. PaUi. county h o n ltt l maUm* Jty home. ' , . ,

B*lam Doaa — Ur. 'u d 'U n .Olen O. Jcnklas u d aca Alvto, tnd Mr. tn d Mrs. E. J . Jeaktoi, bars torntd from a trip to Tulsa, OUa* homa, ta d K ansu Oily, Mlsiourl, whtre toey wtre called by th« lerl* ‘ ous lU nenotE .JiJenklaa 'father, .

Attend KeUl Meetlnga-Rlchard a Robe;t*oo. manager of lha Per­rlne hold, wlto h ll wife and molher. Mn. -T. U . Robertaon, ntum ad . Smday frem * n a c o ^ tnd^j^^^ rt

Wuhlngton * HoUl assodaUoas' 5 meetings. ^

Relative Vlslt»-Mn. U u n Ulller m ot Rlchmoad RUI, New York, wbo b hubeen toe guest of ber cousto U n . or Ralph Qulat for tos past ten d a p , m

"in in M v rm r id jy -w rM a iin u n itr 5trip, wblch will tako her to CtUfor* {n nla, Mexico, aad bade to Hew York r» torougb toe P taam t canal. Mrs. th M Uler.hu been mueh tnU rlatotd loi whUe htre by Mn. Quiot ta d o th tr It friends..This Is.btr fln t vUlt wltb be her oousto to IB yean. b»

' ■ letDeatii Calls F orm er ^

Idalio State Officialm K LA NO . W u h . Bfpt. jil

Puacral services were bdd h e n to- day for Oeorge L. Lewis. 7«. lecre* Ury of sUU for Idaho In _the . t Steunenberg a d ^ ls ln t lo n . He died im a t Naches, Washington, Ptlday. ^

Lewis ■ formerly pubUshed toe «■ H e j i ^ New*, Ketchum,' Idaho, and' to rsv e n lag CapIUl ' News, BoUs. Hs w u wlto tho ButU News* ' Miner and w u promtoent In poU- Ues, buU ng u d pharmacy ta Mon-‘ Mi Una u d Idaho before moving to a” WaahlngUa. • dJ.

FUNERAL _FOR INFANT ^Puntn l services were hdd a t ihe ^

Dnko funeral home ta Twta FaUs - Sundiy ftttcmoon for TImotoy Ara­gon, (Ire-months-old son. of Mr- . -and Mn. Artour .Aragon, who died Ssturdsy erenlng'at tbe famUy res- Idtnce on SUto' avenue wtst foUow­lng a few daya Illness. ^

8tr>'lc(8 wen conducted by Bish­op J £ . AUred ot toe U > £ . church u d Included staging of two hymas br M lu Brenna Rappleye, wlto ac^ companlment by Mlaa Nadine Stokes. toUrment w u ta th* FUer I ccmeUry. i

Besldea toe parenU, t t» ehUd Is survived by a brother Edward, and two slsten, Josepbtae u d Dorothy. Anotoer brothtr wu< drawncd tam ’ ’ .

^ j i .

tap Itts 'N o ra* T h e N d tg t lfo n i 1 units of ibe In half < i to ro i 1 1 id iho N org* p le a jio t m om lng c oo t oalT wash for beginoers maki H o l o d . j i o f _ B o i l i t i .W u h o

exclu^ra coarenie

” '.“J M d l u k . . B o th »

iiJe to U st a n ' ' ■%%alcsl worries. Small. Dc4 to w u V f t i t -------- - --------— -no attention-^ .EasyM cI years.

B r o w n M uf

i n L T W i i '

I j E s i w i i i i rd VoUay Mayhew, h ild to cooaee*" Uon wlto th i knlllflC of Olen H tnrr'

of Wakefldd. Hebnika, t o ' t »eVr U tB W t-lIghnn-T w ln*F»lirT Srir“ H u s t Uonday toomlag, w u charged ‘ wlto assault wlto t deadly wnpon : l u u ytaUrday.• r complaint, w u ' *lgo*l by PoUc** Chief Bowtrd OUIetto.' ' Heniy Is rtcorerlnc a t Twto PaUi

countr hoiplUl from m e r t l le rcn , knife thruiU.f -Tht f^lowlnx irenlag Mirbew, t* former Idaho penlUntlary eoovlct,' w u aiTsted a t Je tm e .’ He U bd d to toa Twta FaUs coun«. I trJa U .^ ________________

MINIATURE HOLLYWOOD I COMES TOTW IN FALLS

Bioui tnnU ag moUon plclun itu< dlo, n w u designed and coaitructed to ipedtleatloai a t t cost of |IB0.>000 ta d U llUttUr a mlaUtun HoUywood on wh*sls:'wlto lu elab* o n u motion ptcton sound equip* nunt.JUlcaniCTas .J in l . lU . expert. crew. of cam en ta d ' aouad m en ' from CaUfomla. P ttoU d.a colorful red, tn d tastefuUy trimmed to gold, the studio measurea .over TO feet long u d 9 feet wide. Where tt goes;It create* a senutlon, and'since It begu IU tour ot to* world. It haa beea T lslU dudtaspecU d by count- “ less thousands enrywbere,

Ths Itudlo wUl b l open for pub.Uo Inspection tomorrow between tos houn ot 8 u d - T:30 p. m. In front ot tos local OrphiMun the* aUr. toe home of Uttro-Ooldwyn*- Maytr motion pictures. I t U ds* signed so ons may pass through It to Tlsw .to* proJecUon equipment •at-ons-indrud-tos-aeuBd-ttcord........Ing'itudlo a t tos other.

SERVICES. QRAVESIDEOm-esld* riUi were held ta Twta

FsUi cemeUry Monday momtag for MeiUn Dutson, Infant son of Mr. u d Mn. Benjsmto J. DuUon. who died shortly afU r birth Sunday night. Services w en conducted by E. E. T<ingh«n of ths U )B . church ^ and taUrment w u dlrecUd by to*WhlU mortuary.

u ) e l i c a i c ^

O h f l a v o r l a s t s .

S ch illin g ^

0B « CUM y o u I fo n lo g 'tlto tliJ • ■ i t t i r l o g , tU - d s y |o b lo to t - . , g t u k ; A nd It* i lo w ip e c dakes It e u y to leans to ds*j' h e r ta d I to n a t h tv« a a a ya leo e t- tad lafety featureij^

J w ill p a f f o f th e m se lrta ialia o f liy m e d . -See t h e j i_ . .....iy’U ch i - by-N uiB *.‘‘Sep- ---------------iblnadod, .

D o w n P a y m e n t .

S o h t l i l y T e r m s ; "

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____frrr' B 0 n U 5 e p l.« -I« n 'ltc li& 'h eM . ' \ v IU ftn t m « tln i of Uw j«»r Frl- dftr tfUniooa « t Uw home oi Mr*.

-»t»d-AMrich. nnrlnf thn bialnea - W jt BueUoi. vbleh Uio prtsldent, Mn.A. Tuinler, p ded over. It iraa tfcddtd to tend a burcl ot (nilt to H the chlldrtn'i home In Boise, tnd kUoto(SoeomeuvtnsforUiehotne durinc th« winttr monthi. noil cul vu tnmrtd ilth "Mr Most In- .H teresUn; Vtnlion.*' Bln. M M. Vin Pttln icKd u secKtirr tor Uu ebb due to the tbstnee ot Mrs. P. ■■■ r. AhlquUt. The remainder of ttie BV •rtemoon v u spent soclillr. tlie BS hottest scTTlnj a p>»l« lunch »t the BM ctcee. Mn. asra Ore«n«tlt of Chi* ■■ cA(o, tonnnl; of Buhl, vas a guest of lhe elub. r '. The flrat Ttgule meetlni ot the Mentor .club vas hefd Wednesday •rtenioon at the home ot Mn. Rolla i Mn. Itajr Bsabury jave a paper | on -TTirte- Ctnlurles of American t

Mm. VtUihn BhHVtf_____lave a review of the pUy. "injou' Delight.” by nobert tm e tt 8 litr-wood, The next meetlni vlll be htld _a t lho home of Mr*. Martin MUler | _ CsstUfofd. '

Ftp a a b M«U p r *

BuUl Pep club mel'We'dntJdiJl’lV ~ the Ivome of MtJs torena r.iJniH v llh MUl Msrjorlo Tucker as the 110k atslsllnf hosUsi. OuesU of the club fl_ vere Uie pledcet: Mina }|«UkId, ^ Mildred ncgen. Mary SMchter,

' Eloulse Watt, Janet Itunyoh, J om« phlne Samuels and Iktly HiKble.The pltdstt vID be Initiated next ^ Tuesday erenlnjr a t a meeting t t the home o f Miss Stella Oreen. Bridje-keeno vas played vlUi Mary Tlili etlchtd- vlnnlng high and Madeline houM t Mtrctr second lileh. for a c

Mrx Earl Parllnger entertained .itjad memben ot the Clear Uikti Rotd (Slnlng rlub iMl veek vlth h tr daughter, conneci

. ttn num btu tnsvertd roll call vlth 71,^ ^ “When I Wss Parthertsl From entlrelj Buhl." Canning hints and short m d ai cuts VOS ihe subject of dltciuslon. vToot Tho afternoon'vaa sptnt socially. nUco p

Circle one ot. the. Metliodlst ‘church Ladlts’ Aid met Wednesday ---------allerroon i t the home of Mrs. 11*1 Cunningham vlth Mn. Fred Parish UL HU as Uie asslsUng hostess. Circle Tvo llU ill met a t'U ^ h o m e of Mrs. Harry ■ W ri|lit ana circle Three«met vlth .T f] Mrs. Chester !{obson, v lth Mra. II John OoodhuB asslstin;.

Suiiny filde Social club mel Wed­nesday afternoon a l the home ot

. Mra. .8 . U-.TTiurman. .Quests vere .. "UR ■Mnr lUieuben Oraham. Mre. Csri 'Djmlnp Btam and Wanda Wllwn and Er- iicrmai nesUne Pritchard. Roll call v ia an- nt four sv trtd v lth an apron exchuige. Mrs. 3 Mr». Thurman spoke on “Puhlons came 1' ot Today." Tvo conttsis vere con- Angelei «luctc4 vim Mra. Ed Wilson vln- their di nin? the prtK i J PuUma

>- _______ , Ing atloving

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Relwni t* Aeadcny — James Johnsoi Joy Bkllta Rturaed last vetk to bodyol Ihe t;. S. naval acsdtmy a t An- It Is bt napolls afWr a vlsll hero vlUi his vlll be mother, Mn. Pred Orahood. Ac- trom n rompuiying him lo Burley and on — ■ tha trip ei^it vas Oud Oarjn of Boise. Doth young men tre iturtenU Pals t of tlie tcademy. this y tsr being guson 1 thtlr recond Jtar. grand/s

UUhns Visit —.Mr. and Mn. Har- Idnho 1 ry Uon* of Nephl, Utali. arc vlsll* Fergt Jng at tho homa ot Mr. and Mn. Ical coi A. E. Price. traclun

At IlMplla) — Mist Vtda O sg^tt Iractun undervtnl a major opentlon a t had not the Cottage hotplUl htre Friday night. 1 nlghl and Mrs. Emily Moore sub* turr, cr muted to minor surgery a t the Cot- Mrs. 1 t*ge hospital Saturday momlng. right le Clirence Oabbarl undetvent n\ln- • nmoi or surgery Prlday tnd LydU Mar- » passe; Itne Thompson v u . admitted Jor about t medlcat trratment.. An lr

U a n Hotpiui - rauenu dls- ___rhsrgtd from CotUge hosplUt in* rhido nalph Bates, Rer; Leroy U. I J J J J J

•Anikfr.- M t» n t~ c r a miUirPhmip -------Hanks and Dale Blank.-------------

Womsin III — Mra; J. C. Bright of Tvln Palls U serioujly HI here • « Ht Ih# homo of h tr daughter, Mra,J, U Peck.

Kew Maaagtr - Wesley Ensign Logan. t;tah, vlll be the nev man* agtr of Ihe Sampwn Music com­pany’s store here. Bob Clark. Man- Rgtr ot Ihe store *lnc« It oi>en<d Mra during the summer, h u been j C^nsterred .to -Tvln Fnlli. !^ t n m a n Rptaka — SuperlnUnd- »nt George E. Denmsn ot Uie Bur* w i lley .Khools vlll deliver an tddresi -------At the fourth district convention ot the P.-T. A; a t Tvln Palln. Mondily.

On Villi - Mr. and Mn. William Alltn of Pocalello spent fiundsy ‘‘ertn, a t the homo of Mr. and Mn, U D.AUlns, Mr. Alltn coming here Inlh« Interest ot the -rand lodge of LA IWd Pellovs____ CIcnA u to m o b i l e C r a s l ) ^

K i l l s I d a h o jC h ild“ MEIIDAHO PALIS, Sfpt; OJ Wl - . PAf

Vonnla '-P u llm er,- ihree-year-old • daughterof Mr.nndMts.EitesPtiU. x tp i mer-of Roberts, Idaho, v u MUed ni loday tn an automobile collision th t t brought Injury to four othen.Ptre folloved tho crash on the 5IEi hlghvay 10-ml«a north-of Idaho -Cicn

MEIJ ' ' ’'T TIcii■ NEW CLASSES . . . U - nr An c«BuatrtIsI Sahktl. . lai ^ EACH MONOATDAT and KIQUT .

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Ills attractive eolonUl* frame a dlstlnc M vas built tt Winter Park, m.; colonui' t coupltf and one child. exurlor.I tddlclon to a large llrlnc room. Tvo q ng room, kltclien, tun porch and an ttUo lected gtnge, the flnl floor In* ts theitmnujnjfiwonnkitinjiur sKonnminy>vtnd9ved Jun portn U Jtmes rely enclosed, making tn Infor- archlteci auKlUary living room > u> be bi ’ood paneling' across -Uio flR- vu sele a vail of the living room lends Fnim."

miTmcifmL-__ ■ held InchurchURLEy, Sept. 28 - .Mrs. John bert ot llnp ot ixM Angelea dltd at Uie man Pullman homo at Heybum’oer o’clock MondAyjny|ilB»«< Intern. Dunlop, vllh R daughter, ley ceie hero by nulomoblle (rom L<w friendi .ities to nttend the funeral of ' r daughter and sister, Mrs. Ireneman who died Saturday mom- S(JNDiat her homo In Heybum foi* . r.jiiiff a long Illness of heart trou- ''It Is believed the trlp'frwn Los •ties here tnd Uie shock of her piUFghler's dctUi ctustd the heart moiz* $•cic vhlch resulted In death. # np*)io

hJ body'vM brought to the '‘•“[fh,nson mortuary hera vhtr* Uie 'r of her dwightcr tUo rests and ‘"JI believed ttuit a double luneral Mrs. .be held nfler vord Is received Prlday 1 relaUvea In Lm Angeles. 10 vom____ ______ Mra. R--------------- ^ with tillI t cars drl«n by 8. C. Per- Mra.>n of Roberts, Uie dead child's Ulned Iidfalhcr, and Mlie Kelltr ot vlth a10 Falls. Mrs.!rguson nnd Kclltr vere In crlt* talntd IcondlUon. Fegruson suffered a lurrd left leg, possible tkuU----lurr, tnd cnuhed chest. Kellernot regained consclousnesj to- I A AIt. He had a possible skull fnc- kVV, crushed chest and bums. Impronrs. Ferguson suffered a fractured uiion olt leg and severe body bums. MothL mona O'Brien or-Idaho Palls,;ssenger In Keller's car, vas cut iIt Uio face. fV I1 Inquest vai called tomorrov. •

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dl here Saturday, Pather Bel- ot Tvln Palls olflclaUng. On , ireWilltUfservIee •warheld a t Rf‘'f>cr( r*ayno mortuary chapel. Murray, erment v u siado In the Bur* cemetery. Pallbearera n-erc

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JDAY SCHOOL OLASS t \THERSJ^R DINNER

:XR, Sept. 3d-nev. In ’ln 8.■ Sunday school class enjoyed •Jiosl dinner a t the Methodist :h Wednesday evening wllli 24 a attending. A social evening enJoj-ed.'s. A. E. Scliollcn entertained . ly vllh a bridge luncheon for romea Mn. C. R. Pox end

Rupert Williamson t.ulsted Uio servlnc.

s. nupert Williamson enter* d her bridge club Tliursday a dessert luncheon,

s. Ollberl De Klo^ enter- ^ d her bridge club ThurMlay

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------- ' ifon. Mull one but four youiig.Jinnd- *<*1 end romantic i e a d ln g ^ n I vltli Joan Crawford In her ” 1“ M» piclure, ‘The Gorceous Hus- <>' n dramatic romance of the na- '» s capital in tho enrly nine- — , ih century, now playing t l the leum iheater. B T T T ti-ilam d vlUi Miss Crawford g vllh Lionel’ Barn 'more. 1* w'nutional ito g r t ', talked-tboul ‘'dtscover)*" alnce I 1 k.Oable. Taylor, In a bril)lnnt 9 I jrmance, appears as ''flow" ^ MrUke, oftlcer on tlio U. S. 8, illluUon tnd the first husband tempestuous Peggy O'Neal. ,

ihler ot t lavem-kceper who ^to an tmaxlng carter a* the ,

; Lady ot Democracy. Oiher tIng men In lhe picture are icliot Tone, ^^elryn Douglas nnd J cs Slevart.

m o on .M n Luther Plerco re* I ^d liigh score, Mrs. Giarlcs ^herl, traveling, and Mrs. I i r l ray, low score,n . Alvin McPtrltnd 'h u tc* ed • po.«ltlon a t Rtpubllcan Iqunrlers a t T»'ln Palls. H o B S

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rtie truth behind Kreamlnghead* onhi« sa-li_rt«alc(:-lo-=O o-O el-'ttu -tated- Inr.i." which vlll begin a t the day sfi xy Ihtaicr tomorrow, Bill Boyd urdivy Ids the popular' c u t hi this IU- Tvln t Jlle relciic. 1 »mi iioyd plnys Uie role of an ace Trirf ksnapermnn vho is wulgned to

llie lovdown on a publlo utlli- -------I linjco. bul t ■mysterious mur- , ■ oil th r high se u prtstnta tc r- . 1 complications. Tho murder b - - j ,, iniJ on several paisengtra av: bickgrounds stamp them m ■lug ddliilte mollves. But Boyd'i ey Insilnct M a reporter delves Mn. m to the real unsuspected mur* A. Hwi er, .. kciuMihula Terry hni the • leading the bei iliitne role In ’-Oo-Qel-'Em the M Ints." Othen . In Uia cast are eleiy. aiior Hum, Leroy Mason; Uoyd ent. raliam, Clarence Otldert, Louis „ , .heaiw, Leo Shumvty and" Jim- *:. Aubrey.______________■ >

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iMILY HONORED AT 1’, FAREWELL GATHERING veiem

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raell imK / Sunday erening. Mr. npjioini1 Mn. J. C.'Oasklll enterlalned a riPdr.tuii of friends. The Sletrmln ftm* menls 1ulll leave won for Boise vhere Unn di^tramian hns accepted * pol'd* gales ci

I. Muslcal/nunbcra were furnish* o.P. anduring .llio evening by Morris ijons o

^nv>n tnd Lyle Slcatmtn tn d Menuia Marguerite Sean gare « num- oulllnetof readings, A game v u played l»rgc_a

i 1 gift v u presented. Mr. SKar* tend ll

Cfard PA manufacturer lias this vicinity a-b rand Piano which will be solt price rather than re-sh be seen a t . . .

CLAUDE BROTO

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OCTOR'S CONDITION dm REPORTED IMPROVED

DUnLBT, Sept. 3» - Dr. Joeph ” enistad. vho h u been strioutly W fnm a stomach tllmenl. w u re-' rtert to be sllghUy Improved t t : Frem^tnd hoeplUl loday.3r. Prtm»tad aufftrtd sU htm ■hnta Saturday vhlch nectwl-ed-a-blood-ttiftsfiBlorr-Satur--:------! sfiemocn and at midnight Bst* I lay Dr. John P. Coughlin of In hills VlU called In consultation :h Dr. Ben SchulU ot Burley.[yi>-gnims vere sent Satunlay to

01 luu been an actl« mrm- RE ' of the rliqlr at the M. E. church 1 superintendtni of llie M. E.(idiy iichool, A gift v u a l» p it­ted the Inmll)-.ifrs. HeiiiT Hagman and Mn. I. R Hwloii entertained at a tea tnd uuuion Saturday.allemoon for W ' benefit ot the third division of ■ Methodist Episcopal Aid so- g l ly. Fourteen guesta «tre prei*

lonorlng the birthdays of Mr. and s. Mac Crouch, wliose blrUidnjs 31

ihdayofMrs. L.D. AUlns.apar*VI* given a l the Crouch home •re tvo tables of five Imnrirtde In play during the evening.' Ht I committee meellng vss heldIht home o t Mr*. R. E. Smedley '3 'itiiyifiem oonijy-fT om m intff ~»S!:■omtcd.by Uio Ctirlstlan Aid fO* •..ile.s to^mnko plans, for ser\'lng ,„!!Ills In tlic bawment of the Chris- 2flI (hurrh to rlsllora and dete- '.ICes comliu here to'attend Uie I.O. >3(]. and Rcbckali r> n d lodge ses* inf IS on Oclober 10, 30 nnd 31.nui vtre amnged tnd plans •''Jlined for dtlly metis for the ’ 30c_a*Aeniblage expected to tl - '.ud the gnnd lodge stsslons. r|^j

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' th s mob. This hAS been tn ie l a nU agei 'p n b o b lr always wUl b ^ .S re n t i In £ lupply ft.fo rc e d example of th e extr t o - w ^ ths.m ob ip l r l t . a n 'b e carri■ C l jru i^ va rfare i i d irrled on wl ’c e ^ ‘degree of attCTlIon to n ile i, j;

. ' .a'lry.'of . th e 'b a ttle field and women ’ children ore u A rule exempt from

Iborrort a ttendant upon u tu a l tlsh -Bnt ♦***» l l no t true Jn th sS pan lihatru

' Apparently, n o c la u and no Indlrldu ,tafe from * sp irit of ruthless cruelty i h a o is like a pall over the unfortu

^eountry, . ‘ .! Probably the end wlU not be .long l a ^ and apparently the outcome 1

' longer In doub t H ie goreram ent may iceed In banging on fo r a tim e bu t ei

. :uiilJ7 lf t.p o ln t ..« lII iM .reaehed.w ben ■ w b d '. i d T i u j c e '^ n o 'l o n p ^ be ebe<

With Madrid in th e hands of th e foro -?aiKlsm i t is stUI a qoe tU on if tronqt will be quickly restored. Possibly years

— be coniumed In tbe proceu of brln ...'.order ou t «f.chaos nnd reestobllsblngsl

' goremment.’ And wben a new government Is ceei

^ i l A ^ i t will ho t be ft 'demodratlc fon •'government bu t a dlctatorshlp»NWhe . tb a t U w bat tbe Spanish people was

/ .n o t th a t U w to t,th e y ..a re going to ; n ie re a re no t m any countries le ft In « democratic gOYemment still obtains there Is ft m n ^ of.satisfaction in tbongbt th a t the two greatest naUon

' earth , tb e United S tates ot America EDgland, still c lii^ to tb e principles ot forefathers. •

. CVRRENGY STABIUZIHO . Tbe three m ost Im portant currencle

the world, from tb e standpoint o f Intei tlonal trade and world stab lliu tlon , those of tb e United States, m n c e England. I t Is a ltogether likely, therei th a t the acUon taken , by the formei support o t^ tb e m onetary s ta tu s of pound sterliog, wlll resu lt In ft.Jiealt to n ^ In Intem atlonal trade imd ft soui basis upon which i t m ay be can jed o

Ju s t w bat significance a t t a ^ e s '^ Russian effort to depress the BrlUsh pc ts n o t exactly .clear except u to the vantages which would accrue to Rus .trade w ith B ig land In a commw

^ s ^ ^ From th e i ^ e h v iew port th e n - n u t 'd a 's tro n g ly ,’of inflaUoh ftifd F n

has had ju s t about olf tbe InflaUon people w ant. I t is only a few years s: th a t country watched th e franc drop f a value In American money o t appr matcly nineteen cents to about six ce which automaUcally depreciated the vi o t French savings. French insurance t d e s ani^. French securlUes to a point wl

' i t h u r t and sUll hurts. France has had lesson; ber people do no t like Inflst now.

This three way m onetary agreemen dttinllely a step In the direction of wi currency stabilisation.

niOHT ABOUT FACE ’ >An editorial announcement by the Louis Post-Dltspatch, one o t tbe oli u d best known newspapers o t tbe co try. in explanaUon o t Its right about 1 from Roosevelt to London, m ay be acce{ .as ft broad deliniUon of the pollUcal t1 of ft good many thousand people who 1 years ego helped swell the Democr elecUon to ta b bu t who htTe since eeen to change the ir minds.

' " lA i oeertfiadawinsi iiiiie • ■ •*.■ tohd/ier or not -tot *haU t t i tip i

'A m ^ J ln 'd t fm e e e r d m r u a i f t r t dJUon 'and or tAe plain intent of It Consfifttflon as tt now tiandt, a 'coi

•^'^m m enrm rrvat-rn i-c fiitn ittseaT t- i h a ^ ovtrlhe-M onomlc H/e.ef tl

OB-tfcaf tisufl fAe patch, iettn tng d i ll doet in an'-em o n y of free enterj>rUe under ihe p. W lcol/orm # 0/ our Fecferol lyilem

velt for reeleetion to.ihe Pretidenci has th e Issue been reduced ti

few .w ords and a s plainly and caret stated.

' .T he«announeem cpt ^ v e s .fu ll ercdii M r^Roosevelt "for th e courage displtla - u n a g t f t p J ll a y a ‘

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7

■■ I dred th i r ty • t h r e e .^ ^ .c r ' . . minded endeavor to Im pra

- . common m an • * ’ th e ,P t S * 'lsS - ^ o t sh u t its eyes to the evl

repudiated by the voter_____ ^Tlie Post.Dlapatcb hold

criUcise th e views and a t m Landon both as a Candida

-------- dent if h e should-be .elcciIiere is on honcsVstnilg

- m en t'fro m a newspaper — <« ■ ported DemocraUc candid MS*. flvo presldenUal campaign mum. a „ e t been a pollUcal org _ C 8» acceptance of the term.

To th e acUon taken by tl may be added the foct U

' ' V die weslem clUes, Chlcai —*** every dally newspaper in u / BdvocaUng Uie clecUon of u u u m / don, and among these a: S r m I newspapers which have «di

' Uoa of DcmocraUc Candida 5 m idency ever since th e ir In

The fac t may or m ay m ^ 1“ significance .but i t is intei

n s ----------- --------TOWN SOLThe UtUe town o t KInloc

twedty miles from Pittsbui nettoB aucUon th e o ther day. I t w rtS JS owned" coal lowh of abou____ inhabitants. The companyr w « - Ute-m ine-becauiff-ltnns-ni | - ^ w u selling out. I t was, nc0 6W. ren t economic views, a n a t

mate proceeding.— I The general store and co

brought four Uiousand fou enty five doUars, being boiti

anny of who evidently had moro fai Iges and than Uie coal company h a d1 Spain houses" w ent for one hundr xtfem es dted fitty dollars apiece, i

they may or m ay n o t iiavo wlUi. ft The tenants, mo?Uy unempl

L Civil- eyless, were uncertain of tl iie -sa v - -rT hat-coal-m ine-w oa-the- BQ and Industry. Most of Uie m inen om Ute Uiere for' lack o t any othi Ighting. w anting work, bu t w ith pros truggle. 01 course they cannot be al idual Is tn d freeze. Somebody wlll 1 y which for Uiem, probably th e fcdei rtunate T h a t town Is Interesting

problems Involved and for de- problems I t represen ts Wha

« la w with such a community? Sui lay sue- dustrlai civilluUon bos sor ’ *w nt- inswer.ICQ.ths ;

' ' vA N ism ^’a FAB.M r 9rces of ,New Vork sunnquillty jn Uia Weit, where the droug a rs will one of muijp serious problems irlnElns b n n of lixm en and ilocki 3 » dUturbed by Uia flow of (oreli »BMU.V Into the United a ia lt t. The doof

mtlwut a “Knoek-kDoek" Cat xestab- butler, wheat, corn and hogs n form of MU or'f<m-Cansda.~’At Uie~ n ie th ir Amerlesn f t m pn>

to get. toUtlDSA '1 whleh ■-Wholoiala'gTocers.iirfilouxX log but ton i t wsrfleld Company have In tbe th* Jou of this tn d e (or Uie I

tAn. /<n it**' *“<l 1“ eonip*rt< loiu on periixtj. Ttielr trlUiraeUcJi *lm ca and m one ubutiuon they h tre Ju I of the unulnc rbe In Imports of (o:

ducu runs p tn llel to t ttddi exporU of m in ; Importtnt e m ett products In Ui* llrsl hti:

' . , ' Thrte ; e tn tgo, for Initsnce, icles In Kut tbrotd in tho (irtt lix nn item a- but lOi hogi thippjn are'i - “>• wuntiy; m Ul* am o sU » jrttr 0,S3«,OOO pounds or liog erefore, lonlgn countries, sunllaily, l mer in monUu o( 1S3] thli countr; ext: Ql the pound* of meat produela, bu .aiihui- monUu 0( thla year (lie lo u

nw ,000 pouDdi, WhUe Import ounoer s7.o7«,ooti on.' (ln l hsK of IDU (0 80^.000 poi TO the A (ew ;cars tgo UiU country pound I" animal oils tnd

c , - r t to (oreljn countries In the (li “ eicetded SSSiOO,MO. poundi: t

tussian iu^f of th li ';ear theia ihlpmei PCTClal 7» per cent Tower U un in IMJ. ,e move Inlm U oili tnd~ItU Ih 'lhe fli France MWO pouniU, bul thU yi

t since AdmlnlstitUon In tn dP from tha (in l hiK of WJJ export jproxi- S.1JOJOO busJifIs: in the (lr»t h

cents. U w but JSS.OOt> busheU; > vaiitA of (ottlgn com rota from 6S.000 1 S,M3W0'bu»heU tlUi ;e tr .® eiporu decimed (two SJlOJfiOO iwhere fin t half o( iDU to H 8 ^ bui ad her hiU or thli yetr, t drop o( 98 nation (onlgn whett c*m» in to make i

m.OOO.000 buihels thU jxar, tli . , ' t l much t s In Uit atme montl:

leni is ^ powerful Influencts h tii world lo tKeel our tgrlculturtl trtdi

dUaiirous comblnaUon o( dro -OOP reducUon; Ui* olher h u roetl Ind* p te trtm ctrritd oi Hull with Uie tid of Ult Presl

he 81. t n ; ItrUf n t* ' u much i Fourteen tnde ' pteU Hgned i Detl wlUi foreign eounlrla* tin hare cut our Urlff duties on (i

i t face ducts. Tegelables, fish tnd cttUe :cepted ttld t (aw weeks tco Usst Uil I ptognm w u lerrlnc *'to recti . fn” * keU to th* dUUnet benedl o(

culture." He c tn not h tre h tdK rtU a een tll

p 'l ' i B R E A K F A S T 1fra - ' l-l ^

r lhe MUST IIAVE KNONature Is vonderfnll A nUUta

^ — JUa-ttovowlw*.««*.*oUi»4w

r (AeQUITE A f iK

------- nr*t-I ioHotamtlarfoUowedn. flQ. and pneumonlt. Afler thal I cot

litmoerDtnalosl*. Following tlia "* niT»ntU tnd (mail; ended up 2S « 1 _ TTim jlioLK yim eJtfBglttm l! ney.** tloiu. No, air, I Uioughk‘ 1 w 1 t o ' u Uirough that 'iptlUng tcelt '■

E A BtLtnX A SE Ur. Klckbuib-6o jrou w tnl

edit to daughter. Can you g l« her ere ipltjred >l»st- j ju - . Young noUo~I Uank » ; ahe

ool; a i .

cred it for his hlgb ~ jrovo the lot of the NATIOl^, Post-Dispatch does / m p t u q »em so fo ldguard lsm BU ra" and furUier, U<olds itself free to ------- —1 actS' of Governor !idato and as Presl- ' E m c n v E . 1leeted." eoncresslonal heanlgbtforword sta te - Uieir, prlrale callsr which has sup- “ i H PjW w“

“ •‘“ .‘" ‘""'“I d 'S f tU 'I n u le l which h u U at n i l r m . 11 organ In the usual abtl; 'R ^u b lln r i " ' ■ Democrtu were i

rU i.P M l-D lip a te h . ‘S i f . I h a r ln - tw o mjd-

o i j o j m d Omiihi, lo i l / j iin eaeh Is openly Z ^ ltn d , Kew Voof Oovemor Lan- lowt. Nehrtsxa. are- to be found

tdvocttted the elec- ihe iowet'’eiuuniIdates fo r the Pres- mtjorlly, but llwIncepUon. - (IchUnc, <((ccUve

■ no t be locking In w t major dlrUisiteresUne. houi*. majority

p tlr t elc. wWi 1s publican guard ol

j j j j — . ' ' r deui ROM iHroi

loe lt,P tnn !rlt«nU ,

t was a company- n,n,Miin«i » u t one Uiousand b o t guess Is that oy had shu t down' almost as man; i-tm prontaW frB flr 1*m i~ 'a-th# Fr< according to cur-

. . l u t U M d w u -B:^.t]rp*. If the

communlly house roll ctU with l u i lour hundred sev- tbout JSOngultn o i l j h tb j .w o m im la lth in U u plnco (“ S S S l M ad. The "company aend or John L. t id red to two h u n - serertl 'ru n e d l s. o t whleh price bodj’s eollar-not IVO been bargains.n p loyedandm on- i S S . ^ l e c " : th c lr tate. of Ws influence.t he-tow n's-leadlng dlip*nserrTluiVi-l i e i .a r . te m ,l i i lM

, l h « p t o T o ^ . TrospecU very slim.I aUowcd to s ta n e m u F r M r v r tII h » i . to p m ld oideral government, power «ecuU «s iilg fo r Uie hum on cualoQ -tnd posii Io r lhe teononile t o l 1 .10 to t o .Surely modem In- ju , didn't some construcUve the president ihai

i In t-jvdsU ckesp i ______ . bul-Uio; ImpoKd-

They demanded tJi[ EXFORTS power coat ahecls3un) bear. Tlien Uiey lUiought Iiai been only- gownimenl experli■ms lliSl crcat* Uw tricted territory Ilkckmen. builneu li tjreed lo meet gon lg n (ood products iheio condition. 11loor hai been opened chaises would enslCarloads of cheeie, Sy calling the eoa roll In Irom over- wamlnss, FDR Itailie'aamo'Unie ililp- ITIhliik ko'may aiproducu lo'foreign ligure tlial tn opeilo a U double, r tp . get logiUier may

le t l home tnd In tha e n of election

CXW. ftw^._^ler- u j u b £ PriraHlavo b« n .r^ 5 Dealer* flcwe Uut 10 (Iral haU e(.UiU f „ n t of Uie'mibllc irtd wlUi prerloui (uce a t the While ilmple but iltrUinc. •>,. l u t te t In UUi . Ju« puWUhed Uie Roughly, there t (orelfn farm pro- currenU; in«lTed 1

.ddcnlng .decline In thnirt. T he; eonalj i by Ul* Kouse of >half 0 WU yetr. mitreata. Ui* Pen .c«,JMMIiogawere fuaiiy influenced I nionUu: thU yetr zinmennan tn d •

lipped.'m ite m i l jerae; Public 6erv.lc irelgn hogs entered j , eouUierlU raonuii o('tW i emtomer of TVA. nogs- enlertd (rom o & 8, U often xtl , lu.Uie ( In i .iU prirtteuUllUesbed exported m i T i m uo rg tn i h t bul in the tame for Mr. RooieTtlfs

o u l luid (alien lo. closer to his Mrts ot m u t pro- iixa to aee Uu u tl .000' poundi in Uie r tU in Uitn'Uie In poundi Udi yesr. csrter tnd Zimmer try enloyed t large btrdi," unwUlIng b nd laU. ahlpmenu fOBVnew itnlegj flrat half ot 19» uvough seltlement

: bul In Uia f ln t jiwe. Thtfa why. menu tbrotd were m en iljnlfleant Ui IU. Our ImporU of nirdee.r n s n i i i t o n o s j- ^ -------: r - rI yetr they foie to nuA L ni. Jewe Ji

m a ile d under Uie J S C l l h S r ? ! n d a ln g n ln i . m " “j? „Tlfed » » »

.? .*^1? especled lo be nom IheeTenlFD Rahli

eU: whUe Inpcttt u brought oul alorii .O O O ^ U lniQM wllh Ul* New Deal t r . W ietl (gn n) yp it. When he

«leU«rlnctichedul butheU in Ul* t o t 5 B*nken tssoc SB per Mni. while ihathadldnoK eel

d«endBoo«Telt.M. “ “ “ H« n a y nol know I

nUiao(-19M. nsponiibla (or poi i t « been a l work»d*. One w u Uie many eard ro ^h t u d A M u t, Jonei w u so u l « n tta redp- in ,t (igures danced I out by Becreltrr night. lUa tirplan iTSldenfa powtr to eondllton,h u W per cent, mqk d e a k -^ R d under Uis New s K e r T c U w * a l r a Aucuit. 19J4. U iT ^ U H a lS d n i ) (rulU. dairy pro- t u ik m detp I* ilo tue. aecn ltry Hull J^Sngwlih him Ui: U ili'Urlff cutting utlctl mt:

>Ctln fonUn mtr* — o( Amerlctn acrl- >d Um. to K . U,, : " V ™ -

.. what w u one* knoi _ _ Uw Diilrtcl ot Colui

n u t week, pttptred etiea to lh* hlch-tr

’ F Y ^ n n will dlacoTer Uiat r U K J V Utukriy a t leu t. 1

r -------r ,- i mem.— -----------^NOWN filnea lU l Uielr tnion y ttts tg o jh e "Bupremajtourt of 0 w ar gl^Mi,.yat- n*caiiu nt th* f tr t BUT e t n T ^ Uie Unlled BUlea al

ben of Uia lower-i iPELL ^nneTSrpTOTTmt

col eryilpelu wlUi tome con«m to ti t l i t l I got .polio- hHher*up JusUeei. up with iwutlUs. Al hU requut, A

tlmost no publleit;____ order t new supply 1.SCO - liOnor o((ldals of b(tn l to many my said Judge* t r e n t » eTeryUUng th t de-

NOTES; PricUon lhe u y t alit w u ts commltlees snd_rci

bom p w u a ta d tlo-

TWIN FALLS D J ^ Y wi)

)NAr; WHIRUGIG II }} B EH IN D T H E N E W S ) I, UcCliir* Newspaper Syndicate) : F

WASUlNGTON, 'Dy Bay TBcJrer j

E. UaUiemaUcUni t t Republican hcadquarten liti-e reviied upward callmalcs o( the number o( home

l^eanm ses Indfcated tliat Uie ghl win back forty dUWets tnd a lhe maslmum. PrcdJcUons that leans would replsce tha t manyrre only pleaianl publlciied hopes. ____"icll polIUclana litre booted Uie m bilnlmum o( tCTenly.dre, tn d aome H ftain onoo Is ricl impossible. T h ^ U oge m « l o( Uielr upMts In New k SVork, Michigan. Illlnol8..Indiani, K

Uctni muil retain Uieir present ( 100, u d add IIB more, to control Amber. Few look (or an letual CQC they'do count on enough for ^

Uva oppotlUoa Ezccpl on t cletr- rUlon 300 rotes uilially coniUlute L |K Irtt; bccauie of Illness, tbjeneej. E l i Ul dUar(ecled Democnt*. t Re- r r j i d o( IM or 173 would hurt Presl*,r o r Help r iMliten f taiulon ' tre ' --------

T hatl;______ D( ::Tl

diera.'*Norember may tpoll tU Uiew ngi and predlcU'oni, howerer. The .he m( lhat llie n n l houie wlll conltlrT j jg . an ; blKs. groups. (acUons tnd , FrencH“cnamben:fTlepatt5*: ,i,y

etc BUT b^33 i Democnl*. Ihey " approximaUl; 178 New Dealers timei.

itUo eoniemUTea o( Uie Olass- lhe Republlcsns show up (or f ln t e„n,u, 140 membcn. Uiey wlll dirlde Into * I lan and M W lMOnilnud weslem . m .! 1 wlll probably be 10 Ftrmer- " cmkelies tnd t squad whlch msy .« FaUier Coughlin. Doctor T nm - J'*L Lewis. Vou mty t l » count on d indlTlduaUiU" who wetr no- ^ not ewn Uielr own. ^ 'i U enough to give grey, ha tn lo «0 sits in lha White Hmue. Mr. ilectlon would rob him ot much “ t u psrty leader nnd patronagef l hl/l'TT I" » nffnnrl tcrm. 'Mf. Alls 1 tldenl. would need lo compromise anoHm n order to mobUUc a majority »‘ro w

■ X t c

r r President Roosevelt did iome K h t 'u own before he lummoned p rh tU n m a 10 Ihe White House for t dls. .h ., KWlblo aolullon-of r v ^ t prob- tncfs wlUi te«ra l lilgher-ups In ..pj,o.- d ho csplored Uiclr "No Man's ^

In't mince words. Tliey fUtly lold known lhat Uiey were willing to Join nientii eiperlment" such t s Uiat t l TVA, ^ the (d -o r suggeated-lwo conditions, and *lli1 U ui he Include In his public-eU cliatges which Uiey luve to nn ' lUpuIated U ut he codllne future xrlmenU to a derinlle and res* .• like the Tennciaco basin. Tliey

gowmment power n te s .under „ s. (icurlng lhal incluiloii o( new ^ . rnsble them lo do so.; con(erence in iho (ace o( these , ,v h u encouraged wme utllllariaw y aceept'thclr:tcrmi.-Bul others open dUtcrtemcnl a t their (Irsi ay put Uiem “on tha spof-l on tlon. halrqj 1

. — ------ had alalely .certain power*mlnded New wtyj ki hat they hare tpllt the once solid falUi." bllc uUUUes. Tomorrow's con(er- in the ,lle House msy 'sel the slage (or w Uct UUs d r u u of confllcl made li■0 tre Uire* greet power groups harlns cd in Uie tdmlnUtnUon's power to tay 1 inaUt ef Uie (tcUon dominated write ai of u o rg u through lU banking erlrtle Penniylrtnla tnd-N ew Jeney iion. R td by D. O. I .President John ‘■hits at Id Thomu McCarle; of New U abou: Tvice corponUon. tn d Common- an d n n Jiem. tn immedUile rival and 'VA. Wendell WlllOo,- head of •ctUed Uio “while hope" ot the thaii-tv

becauie ot his tblUly and vUlon. m tunii h t n shown dUUnct sympathy

l f t moneUry pollclei. tn d have tcjnic Ic his power proenm. They would c te d t uUilUes.sUek to Uie openUng and co

> invesunent Held. Messn. Mc- near tn ncnnan t n uU-rtoosevell "die- n ,,n Er t to maka tn y concessions. 60 preu lr legy b to iplll o(( Mr. WIlIKIe neVipt; ent ot TVA dltdculllcs. If poi- oUicr d hy tomorrow’s ptrley U much air ssld t Uun H tp p e tn to be on Uie fellow li

(rom a i- ' nlgtitni

le Jones' prolonged abiehc'e from lm " ,hli B provoked numeroui strange comic rnUUonshlp wlUi Uie president «Utes a 13 mldiummer’t iterlei lhat he tltude m lomlnaled for Uie presidency In er docs ihBuld nol gel t iecond chance, dig lut loriei thal he w u so dlsiaUstled cal U ut he would nol campaifn Few a he quit San FnneUco wlUioul lndU(ere

fduled speech be(ore Uie Ameri- ard aec Mocuuon. Uien were whiipen Lou l!o :eel U ui he eould eonscUnUouily taUng > l-Morgtntluu moneUiy policies, moru - >w It, but the bulky T eun v u preucd poweriul. underground propt- more un

. er and Icampaign Ulei, none w u true, the Roy: to worn from hU RFC work ter Otrt

need be(ore h it vision diy tn d fli eager Ilu * tccldenl aggnnled his M w re.. «i, and (riendi forced.him to >* TDR motl of all. Colondo's high former ■ «reed wlUi him, and he tried ‘0 d nol feel up to a d d i^ n c the tlow reeoreiT. Ih en 'a noUilng “*“ > B'

, Uial t doclor*and nol a po- o”* n u n -c tn 't cun. _ •

m .Ul* h o iw b le ,memben of J tnown u pie tiipreme court ot «lumblt n tu m to.Uielr benches “ ired to tush t rrtst o( New Detl L.w„, h-lrlbuntl on Cspltol Hlll.Uiey u t .they h tre been demoted^ t. II may be newa lo tome ot

:lr body fu i been t a ^ ^ ^ i u t t e

!acl~thal Uui fiuprcmeXourt-ot {nt»-tht J aiu In WailUncton.'the mem* «i.. g - t ^ < 7 ^WOT 0(lcn confu.-icd

- itr t reeortr-lt-w u-t e tw -o f ■ — 3 t l le u l bne member o( the 1 « • ] ^ Attorney Gcnenl Cummings iiure for a change ot name al )(« n « rcti. It slid Uirough Wtii ,Icity unUI tlltchea began lo ‘0“*" jlyofsUUonery.doeumenUete. , ‘ r boUl courU tre tiklng: -TVho ^ Y.® ‘r t h » » n t - “• J " '" ;

' Pohlmsnon between national and state where sl .rcfiiooal (euda are boUierlng young u slowtof uj! ctmpaign tcUriUst. Betht

NtffS, TWm FALLS, IDAHO. 1

New York L Day Day ^

ByO.O.,McINTYBB

NEW YORK. flepL t f — T h m * r u .1 vlrld recollecUon of real Uf* - rtutnph tnd tngedy of Ui* ttage :hen Uiey burled the roly-poly henjble NlUit BtUe/f, of Uia ftmtd

Chtuw Sourii.------- In B e l t s e o l

— t omb some-week -

mourner w t t

H m W dUconred him *1 tn t ckrk Uos* -!

TTa 8®“ ^h —'w hen /.•0.0>«elalyn urttken. He tu d _ _

hat w u hit struUtng expIolUUoa ■ ::The MsrcK of Uie Wooden Sol- en.” A lune that aeU feet aUngla hererer heanl. And Balletf mtde « most ot it.He paraded It In New York mow , Itn .a rear. Ihen In e rrrr la n e _ J ly m America and across tho Eu- ' pesn continent tnd back aerenl nei. Ue 'had a t one tlm e.t for- C ne o( »SOO,000 In aalely box. But > entually hU wooden soldier; be* r me worn out toys. And Ballert Y PasUccl ALike many improvident Idetilsls,: ihousht auccesj would go on n ii t . Ke llwd on t g iu d scale, charming ho«t to Rustlsn ref*« s ind titled plck-Uunk*. Al*iks good for a touch, this bland, I__llllng little man. But not many ine'to him In his hour of dolor.

^ndtliere wsi scant_cgnimcntjn. ____oUifr (Igure In Uie Broadway Uie* ijrn ro n-orld who poued from tha • M 'ne the um e Ume u Balieff. I C T 'er to tVhlle, the pioneer photog* ^ ipiier. The (ln l lo Introduce (laih ht, Uien a dangerous'experiment It tttlmcd and Winded. Resden theatre ne«i learned to know

i t IdenUricallon on t picture. ■ ■ tio-a b ; WlllU Studio." Two oth- H I 1 recall were S>7on u d Sar*;. But White teemed better^' own and his full lUgo enlarge- nti raced many lobbies. He par- H | the way (or the Cevil Beatont

d 'ilhrr deluse lenimen who now M 9 rrl; touch t ' button to achieve B H . with the elegant A. ~ M

: wmehow do nol laugh over my idl;is u once. Bul the other d t ;) ‘.kiUAlIy gnve Times In aitcmpt* c9||f3 raceUouices.1 iniplred t chuckle ■.4C:-

:annot tell Juit why and iikeiy • r Dther mouihcorners would curi •.’ la rd .'Y el I chuckled wlien it .V. ' tbrlallre'd:'‘-Il w u t jtea l ad* ' i la » to n Republican omtor It he ‘ ’ lid bring to the.jjaUorm twm te- . Irc; and ll(e*long Democnt who '4 a l l u t teen the error of his ys tmd turned lo-Uie true pa rt; .Ul." A convert. In oUier wordi. v - Uie Billy Sunday ilyle. But the Iter of ihl* un«pecUd mirUi i e Uie mUUke wa all make - T ills i ring u ld Uie Uilng he goei on Ib t b tav It again u d again. We who OUtl lie ara wont to repeat u d thus *»n>a n u tbe edge-of bright expres- msn n. R an Indeed the writer who . _ U and runs." Booth Tarklngton about the only ona who uys it UARC 1 never r^ e n to It again. " ' ' “ p

•'etrspaper (cllowt ihow t belter* ui-tvcrage knowledge o( HSiglUh. HAQ! lunlly. But I .don't know lhat ihe lla y ought to upbraid olhera for “The S nic IcM preildent. To many edu* sulnc t cd people. .approxltBate sounds Editoi 1 conslrucllons n n considered editor, ir tnough, u d In matten,olher ton, W n ERg1Ubtucli.pi>Ronntlayex* Slokrt; Sl intellectual virtues In which dlngOel rsptpermen tr» aadly lax. The city nei er dty t .c re t l scientist on the Doris ( u ld ePOClCtl (or EPoclial, A Luclla 1

ov tn our berg excused hlnueK field Rs tn a dsnce wiUi t rnm g lady one chel W( h tnayh irh lno lltrw E rT frip iP Prifda- " hlt'neck. Invtrisbly he itld sons; n mlc" (or comet.'’ Ra bectme t bolt. K tes attorney. A UaUphoprUh at- Sant; a ide mty merely m e u the oKend- m den , docs not Uilnk It worUi whl(e to Hendror m t the extcUUides. Thelma

fsculty'ew acton can f?ol areund wllh U(erenee to audiences. Noel Cow* r o s u i . accomplUhes It to t decree.I lloIU a l time* h u an Irri* M ng nonchalance. The Barry*rea -* Ethel apd John — ex* je r o ued t holty*tolly. Bul Lionel, Orange re unbending, h u endured long- orango tnd U 'tar Uia more popular ot bera rec Royal Family. In Uie old Win* degr««i Oarden daya then w u u out- Mr. and sager to pleaae-JoUon, Florence Whalry )it. .Oeorge Munto u d Han?- oilo Sm :. Yel amonc them w u a per- 'Arrnni ner with extreme di((ldencr. I form ai -r to MeUlUa ElUs. \Vhen he ihe dlt« gstred on Io play the piano, .he were ccI I g in t whoop whether u y - nlehl i t'emalned or not - bul iiobodj- O nnie

r Ihought of leaving. th flr”* Oooding

n old. but sUli good, itory via main ad lo,today. I t n t ene the.mor* .. ,I and why-necked Rube Mar* r<D||CI Tl used 16 lelL.The loeale. Ha* wnUCt Mil. Mau. ■nia'Browni wtH A( rlng_the Greeni during a wel en wlUi the rirer oul ot banki skoS) in j Jnto_lafl_fleld._A pjayer tcllon » a long ona to deep lelt. The rale Join

tlelder went (or It — hla h u d

“ \uc uucaiii. rnnutlVrunner out a t third with t The ct

1 for Mrs.

HOLLISTERI Johnson.

h rtlumed lo hU home In Sail I Clly Wednuday ader ipmd* ing harv the summer a t tha home o( hb wlih Iai: ihter. Mn. J.vE- Pohlman. On B« BdcQt Leave* — Miss Rhoda old B«at Imsn h u gona to Pn\'o, UUh. trr litd re sha wUl attend Brigham u d to ng unlvenlly. e iti Thiitha Hsrr*rte< -Hatns tr* b t- tdeaU,

0. TUESDAY MOBNING, SEPUPTEM b 'e K 2 9 , 1 9 S I

— — _ _

^ o o h& 11 w ^ y & f this

U l \ \ S / / f ^ L E V E R

w A ■ \

D r o u g h t P h o t o g r a p I

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IS Blclnre Uken by the Fcdtn l RetelUt » bleached aktll ol t iteer en d«ng>it L Betliaatd by lhe Fargo. N. D. Pontm. img u t u w u ued In olhtr plelBm eti d lan fer Ibe FRA tald It w u moved only

.GERMAN'S SCHOOL T PiPAPER NAMES STAFFi,_ _

------- ^ hAOERMAN.SeptyM-staff o( » Hagerman high tchool paper.

« Btratcle Blab," for the en- If term followt: fp .y -'Utor. -nielma Woody; ascodale j-Vi','! or. Nedn BariogI; society edi- P i‘'« , Marjoria Bell and Beulah .-1 (tt; a rt edlton, Ltvcna Bed- Ifjeld and Margaret Benaett: news editors, Anltt Cady u d

U Cbndlt; butlnesa m usger. lla Panotl; sports.edlior. Win- l i f e 1 nsll; drculaUon m utger. R t- IB&I Woody;.tdrertUlng ;n tn tg tn .

da~Wcodhead and—Jean ;Ptr - fpeclal fcsturu; Helen' Al>- H f l

. Kelen Cribble u d Vli-isn ■ | - J I; auditor, Rhoda Weech; proof M J en, Marion Fairchild and Mary lO k Q dron; typliU, Virginia Meyer. n B S Ima Woody and Luclla P am tt;Ity tdvlur, MUs Ann Morgan.

ANGERS INITIATE H MEMB,E_ AT JEROME M

310ME. Bept; JB - Jerome ^ Ige met Friday evei^Ing a t tha ngO’hall. The' (ollowlng mtm* — G rtcelved tha (Int and iecond

Kt, Mr. and Mn. Prank TUui. W U nnd Mn. P. H. DavU. M a Lola Jry and Mn. Leon Stockton u d Smith.Ttingemenls tre being made to 51 '«I anoUKr degree icam under .JL/J llr«Uon or Harold Cook, plant J225 ■ completed ‘ for lhe booster 1 ? , ,“ I prognm SepUmber 30 al Ige hall (or all Orangen and = '• guesu. Dr. W. P. Shaw o( ,--------ling college will deliver Uie 'I address.' -

JELTY CHARGED IN >-uit; ACTIONJOR DIVORCE X ' “ i

lOSHONE. Sepl a - A divorce ii® V ‘ :n.wa-(llfd-UUa.week.by.Ma-_ Johtj-viocntka against Edward ^ 4 U, charging, cruclty and dea- u,

le couple w u married at Elko, auies.

irian-D.-rHelst-li-lhe attomey Mn. Ctalka. daughters. Cxalia li uklng tor lha res* Rudy, ta l or her (ormer name Mamie . . . ison. . , tmilngsj= = = = = = ^ = r they all

Arrested on the Salmon In c l u 'S ffo, fair ylelda UiU year.

. B talntu-M r. and Mn. n a r- & Btatty ot Anaheim. CalUonila. cd Ttiunday to vUlt friendi "* to looli after property inter- >1«lt They are (otmcfHoUUier rei- Henry a. , l.L*cy ot

Parental Problems

'O N T BE A LA R M ED .S HAS BEEN 6 0 IN Q ON 'ER SINCE THAT L IT T IE J /r '- : : IRL NEXT DOOR SAID HE LlkED FOOTBALL

ph Questioned

AUC

■ Mn. b o u ti Uilng.

! had ( would

is m y - . whleh

. . . ---------- - - I t majbut U

— ■ i f mandi .coafldi

- - C '.f 1* F ' moUiei

------- ---------------------------- child 1j this pi

. .uuawt

E rp t l e n c l a j i

lUement AdmlBUlnliaa ahowlnr U o ^ l It Und a t PennlngloB. S. D . waa ties rei m. Tba newtpaptr cliarctd (be child t n diircreni terrain, bat a apokti* confide Dly t tew (eet.—I'T) Phate.__________________________ U e,,---------- ----------------------------- - whom

Prelate Promoted S ’i"

HOP JOHN J. C M im tL l ^ 2 liove) of (he diocese af Loa An*'of ayj,) les u d S u Diego was elm led of Dr, : ' Pope Plaa XI to (ho n n k ef o i . e» chbUhop of tha newly erealedlehdloceae #( Lot-Angclea^Hn ______lele.

b u h l . [ , g a

lit t l nohl-M r. and Mn. A J. tumed I :na and ton. Jimmy, o( LegaiU, oUier 0 y. PhUIpplno ijUndi. were vU- vie* pre: a t tbe home of Mr. u d Mn. relajy:

S. Rudy lu l week. They are Ireaiure tien-ln the:publlo achooli Uiere ud-Sve were retumlnc lo SeatUe to agen.

. the boat home afUr having

f e e n r S F ^ r - r a c a -es. -niey are alio triendi ot i n r M r r t r P r t * p e f « .« M iu »-pUce.-M n.-U Poft«-ls>tha ;hter or Mr. and MM. 0. E. r. NebtaiItnd Game—A group of yoang

tllMded^tootbtii^m^S y between Waihlngton and “ i « ioU . TTiey were . P nnk « res. Dr. WUllam Bags*. Tony *■tiactk. Cleo CUnl<» ud^Nor- ffeilby. Dr. S.■It Re1allvc*-Mr. and Mra. eleetrin) 7 Ucey of Hurley tn d Ed ConiolU o( Rupert went Uia wiek*«nd H l 1*77,

f p |

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G u id in g -Y o u r-—Child

87u e s CLARISSA RICHMOND

PRIVATE LIFEin . X olten m ule Ui* proud J l U ut her Suiy told her every- nf. The chances tr e U u t i t ah»1 Suiy's en lln eonddtnce sha iild not Uko t larj* part ol ly

> w i m . - - » , r b t tooa or It m «, Uia kind of moUier who df* • nds dr expecU her chlld'a entire iHdenee, s e ld ^ h u it.

ina h u t right to privacy even n one's moUier, u d Uie w ^ lher rejpecu and eneoung« }n»Id In eiUblUhlng.ud d e v ^o p ^ i' privacy. The tin ; child U sliU ;* L .o L h l5 J ,n 3 1 v W u .« ty .^ !^ V .

to blurt .out ever;thtnB ne ^ IWS. To ktep a secret f ^ mother n .1 nol only wrenc but Impewl-

Gradually Ihls fnmkness lesi- - .

vc'ry year, every day his «HeW- ; Increue: ha growl m on re*:ed unlll in lime a normtl reU* iihlp ot two tepan le IndlvlduaH* replaces Uie dependence ^ i h e

d who feels t preaing need lo ride In his moUier.

hew onun _ot growlni children

S % W i U d r e ? s m o u i i h U rtscUons is congntulating her­on the wrong Uilng. Sho should it their Iruit and confidence, not r secreU.

; caretul u d peralslent^ques*UIB she msy leam » great desl ; the child does not wsnt or n to Ull. Children are often nol 1 a t hiding things. But the galnt line from these enforced cond*

but the child's dUtruit and ntment.

Is better for the child to keep own eouniel snd selUa Ws own llema th tn for him lo keep uk* or telllnc molher or faOier. He tido rlt 'w fho^ 'y :— — : T“ ~

le woman who can honestly I her child to mske his own dt- u WlUiout coming to her flnt irialnly the one t o !« congnw- L Sucli t sUle of ptnnUiood. inlly. U one to be greatly dcsir* lUt it cannot be attained unleu •. molher works wllh her child m*{cnUy toward UiU end.

luhl vUltlnc » t Uie homei t V ' u d Mrs. L. a . Lacey and Mr.Mrs. Ormond Thomas, tefid W let-M r. tn d Mn. P t ttl .dlUi. Mr. tnd Mrs, C. C. Lore.

JOhnDaly, tn d A W . Ja c^ all ot Boise, former resldenu

mW. attended lonen l aervtcn <r. H. C. Coleman on Wednes* evening.

EDEN

idtnU ElK l-^tudenl ^ e ( 'I lor Uia Eden high *cht>^ . td last week. Robert SmlUi u - A the duUei oT im ld n il w d r otflcen tre Mtrjorle BalU.president; C o t m l t ^ j n g . ^ ^r - Margaret MontcomsiT. urer. and llowiid W cnlum Sventt iiu«h».-buslntM man---------

Inc (or bootfer night to be •..Wednesday...eymtog, Oct^ ------IB MeiLUlU U tu UB Di><ll to^^a_____

t 'n l U rt.Lewis and sons. Melrtn and

^ ct

Mr*. I* W .xBetbout Ttvty enroule to Eugene, Oreroo. .

« they p las to loetU. - .

8. C. WytU, C W r e p n e t t # .teal treataeBl. toot eorreetiw. VilUUan free. »1 Ird Avo. h. Im < -4 4 t. • \

P K T M R Si s B i i c r a y

District Conference Goes on Record (or Wider

Study Course ‘ /RecomnendlniUiolntrcidueUonof I

m eductUon Into ihfl public ichooU, th# fourth dUtrlct Purcnt-Tucher i conleretiM cloHd ft oae*dir «>•DUkl Muloa In Twin FUli with tlw : electloB of offlccn jretlerdk; fttUr- 4 Dooa. m eonfertne* • whleh w u lield In the Twin TtlU hl(b Khool \ nelected U n. Sun EaUn ot Joi • , loma, prHldcnt, luid chose U n . O.O. MeRUI of Twin F»1U. vlM»pr«*l. -Mwb' dm t, ftnd.Mn. r . A. Burkhiller of n a r. Jcracf, mrtUir]f>lreuurer work

Mr*. A. B. ahutUeworth of Den- Ttr, fourth nitlonal rlco-presldeBt of tha Farail-Teaeher usocUtloo. and, BupolnUadta t Qeor»o Den- m n t '

’ E d u ^ o o '^ tS S S S o a .. wero the No. 1. principle ^HKsken. M n. *ahutUo- wiu tM worth ipoke on the purpoeca of the turreti ntUontl P. T. A., •u tlo c that the tober ' orsulnU im w u iteklng to And ftcU not fault*, niM Uie tlandanb ot Jlrln* not erlUclre, rear children

-better-noH eekrrto -w pera lM lU i -jnu»-: Uie echool* not operate them. 8gp- p*I ch erlnlendeal Denman apofce on Uie ertnlm lehool asd p.TJL coopentlnf, aUl- U n . N ln« that Uie eehool and Uie portnU nue no ahould work togeUier to help Uie problem child-. n a g ,

Oa Preiram 171#'OUitr ipeikert wen M n. L E. Ward I

Jotljrn, au ta P.Tj^. president; Mn. openlni R. V. Jonei, Mn. Rer/ E tu i , p ro i- 1. The dent ot Twin PalU P.TA. aod-Mn. tented O. Vf. Erbland, Jeanne noblnwn. sptctln •ccompenled by Betir Pumpbrty, which lanc ft aolo and Ruuel Potter lead held ui Uie group In iin<lnc. Rar. O. L. Oluk Ward opened Uie meeUnj wlUi a dero- freehm tlonal and tnroeiUan memant. din ell

A courte*y lunelieon »’u eer 'ed ftt vlG aii i : o'clock and ft tea and blrUiday cake honorlns the tenUi birthday TOffN ot Uie dlitrlct ortanlaUon a t 4 y ^ i- o'ciccfcMn. Claude DetweUer, coun- • clt hoepltallty chairman, had'charce of Uie tea and luncheon.

cotnpojed of Mr*. Prank Boujhton and U rt.‘Vet» 0. OLeary of Twin FUb, and Mn. W. O. Fhoenli, SALHC Jerome. . Salmi

Mn.P.J.P»hey,Murtaujh.Uret!r- Mn. D -Ins-vlcft-prealdent-and-Mn.-John noon.-i BtiKh, Twin PaIU,"aecretary treu* u plai urer. winter

The conference propoKd tha t lex educaUon be brousht into .Uie w on if lehooU U inm h coureei In home

in a t Uie right age. I t v u brouglil ^ out Uiat Uie beet way to accomplUh •Uiat w u Uirough a committee ot edueaton, parente and memben of

I th e .h e t i t t j i^ t i________'______ ORANi• ------------------------- , Twin

r ' ' . I I..I II- will he

I C o m i n q E v e n t sI ^ I brtng cMAQICI'T^ OtVB -------.'-'■The Maglel-y.dub wiU me«» a t Uie home ot M n. H. W. Clouchek, I T 'e ' snP lfU i arenue e u t, a t f l:» o’clock Tuuday erening. E nuT aniJi urg* ed (0 bring a guett and A centi. A ipeclal procrtm wlU foUow Uie eUc- m tlon ot offlccn and the iltreico J lupper. J

SCNSQINR 0 0 ^ f 'Tha Simihlne Ctiole"dub will

meet wlUj Mn. Maggie Holm. Bn _ , „ .Ttiird arenue north. Wednuday tf* temoon. RoU uU wlU be remlnb- . cenie of ichool dtyi.

60DALES CLUB ■ ■Ths Sodtlee Pinochle club wlU

meet wlUi Mn. Uoyd Jones Wed> nudiy tturcoon. H H

The O ^rtunU y cU u of Uie Chrlitlin churth vlU hare tn old tubloned box nipper t t Uie D unt- Aee cabin on Buchtntn atrtet, P n - K 2 H d ty erening, Octoter i . All memben

SIETIIODUI GENERAL AID ,We_^MeUiodlJt Oenenl Aid wlU I

Legal AdvertlsementB ^" ^ n o it c t "t o C T E D nvM i m o Eitite ot Emmtnuel M. Innenrily, r Deceued. a g e\ NoUce ll hereby glren by Uie *

^ e r t lg tu d Vaughn Thompson, Ad- S t il m lnlitntrU o( lhe u U te of Em- CtIK mtnuel M. Innenrily, deceaied, to U iecrcd llono ftnda llpcnon ih tr- Ing cltlmi agtlnit the u ld deceued. to exhibit Uiim with Uie neceuary York rouchen, within 9 monlhs alter nomi Uie tlrsl pubUcaUen ot thU notice, ih lp t ta Uie laid Vaughn TTiompMn, the boun admlnlilraWx, a l Uie oH l» cf Ray- vii bom ts Raybom, altomeyi, Idaho „ Deparunent building, CounU- of Twin PUlf, s u te of Idaho. UiU be- Jn*". ing Uie »lioe fixed J f lt.U u .,tn n i. ^ Allon of Uie bOslneti ot n ld eaUle. / f c

Dated September M, 1»M. ( £ 3VAPOHH THOMPSON. ] S

NOnCE TO CREDITOIta EiUle of U trtha ll. Robertion,

NoUce ll hereby glren by Uie *■ ® undersigned admlnUlralor wlUi Uie wIU annexed of Uie eiUttt of MorUui IL Robertion, deceued, to Uie ered- WATC Iton ot tnd all penoni.-harlng ■:lalmi agilnit Uie o ld decetied, to ----------exhibit them wlUi Uie nectaary i-ouch«n,JclUiln-ilx.monUii-ari«r ■‘A A . lhe t in t pubUttUon ot UiU neUce, lo-Uja-ttid-tdiaialilnlOLJFlJlLilii _ artll_annex#d, at_‘> l n Patti, W »ho.______3t-to WUion. PtuUon i t Isheneberg- •r, attoroeyi for laid admlnUtntor, - “ PldtUiy NtUontl Btnk Bldg, Twin pbi Wlfc _Ceunty.^f Twin M U , BUle Dm

for Uie truutcUon of the bmlnete Met :r u ld etUU.

Dited Seplember 4 .19U.JOHN B. ROBERTSON, , «

Admlnlitntor wlUi Uie win anhexed ot Uie eiUle

' of-Martha K. Robertson,

SVilUe W illis flUN■y k o b k s t q triL L in ||j|

Q . m .

11j B L i W

th e 'S l

— Nova Gto UlS t

lar, b«t why should a he.nan i„ ork 'ftl anythlDg a girl raa de u t M w ellf '■---------------- -— a hotel

shone IrIt 'Hiu^ y ttltm oon In Uie uw Mci

1, M n. A. R. O itnodir, leader, that tir be tbe hostesse*. Pltns for tbe ated Ui<

rest home dinner to be hetd Oc- surrli i t a . will be made. n i l o t .

—___ U n. MENINO QOItDhn tvrnlnf.niillrt ot the SpUcai church will meet Wednesdty t j - ,

itng t t 8 o’clock. I t Uw home of . H ^ e Ila trd , 4U FourUi tre -

;8 t AKD 6EC0KD WAB08 [ ’|] | | he Twtn Falls T in t ftnd Beccod \ U(i rd Relief Societies will bold Uidr ling meeUng Hiursdty, Oetober r o p e ^ e tetchen topics wSU be pre* The bed x i a t 1:30 o'clock by Uielr rc- about M iUre .teacher' Irtlnen, tf te r two nlli ch t Joint socltl tiour will be OfllcieI under the dlrtclTon'ef Loinle of rioter rd tn d E dst Arrington. R«- mt.n t i t hmenu wlU be lerted. All i f ure.eligible for membenhlp tre In- He wi

in ra l lS T I -------------------------- -pureliaw■ ' j i r of 0

m « i m CH UII memben of Townseod club No. bore a I rtu meet tonight t t Uie higb The b. » I a t 1 :« o’cloct Rev. H. J . mortuir noldi wUl ipeik on club or*

___ ■ FILMSMON SOCIAL CLUB Omon aocUl dub wilt meet wlUi ■. Don Fleming Tliundiy tiler- i.-A-full-«llendiBeo-U-deilftd S U rv i )tani wll-be completed tor, the« • SSihS

. . ployes aDNTAIN VIEW a U B Chambei ijunuin view etub wUl meet erening. Inesdiy aflemoon a t Uio home In alli n . It. W. RIedemta Alt mem- ber of i 1 t n rtqueiled to -b rln rtn iirio r tlndtng-orpham' home. Clly. ua

____ B. Ludw• trUl lub:

ANOB.MBETma____________dewty-owin rWls tnd Kimberly Onnges Inloiden hold an open booster meellng Host (

Ineidty erening t t I oUodc In Twin Fi LO.O.F. htll, Ortnge memben Ltmch

« cookie*. ereMeg,

S PANAMA PACIFIC’S -N E W K l

2i’. l

Now you can go round tripnooth-folllng on "Big 9" luxugala tour oiF.MoxIco, land of <til f t b o ^ the .tlfto t 8 . 8 . P opocitlifom ia, ^ nrsin lt o r PenS ' Ploatini’I v e n it , . . b iR O t ih lp t be- pynimii/cen C a llfom U a n d N ew huacaaork..See Mexico. T hen ta ll F adfie:>me again . . . a ll ‘'B ig 3" AU tla lilpt, W estbound and E ast- b e d t.8 imnd, now call a t Acapuleol ditioned.Visit lovely Taxco, C uenu - outdoorica, Mexico City . . . Aeol- eachihian, Pueblo, TolUea. W onder There's^ a t th e P a lace o f week., ItC Z S Corter, the anow- (except]- 1 % } crow ned' voicanoei C ity) or

of Ixtaedhautl and tifcyoui

'anama PaciiM»in 8U J - 2l i i « . Vince Bl

TCH FOK NEW R IP , W H IT I A

— Sm U SlNFECTlO N

PBOMPTIT Bcspbds to Hr Kew Tresl ^ r ^ T K to lm y e k .

Method. “ ** 'Wtlie Fer r e t ^ ea Bbsn lafKtl

DR. H* W. HILLIU Halo Wh i ■ . . Twla Ftlrbeae U U -(O m Twla FtOi Ptiat h 0

] m m m

M l l i r * ’_____ Army c<

, , - ilded otIsab e lla ' M c l^a lfrW lio i^ a o n .

: a m G to ld a h o in 1 8 6 lp S .

A n s w e r Sum m ons a J ^ u o

lOSHONE. se p t 3S - . M n . I :Ilt McFall, BI. pioneer Sho- « resident, died i t her home ^ IhU momlng loUowlag tn 111- *’*"• of serenl monthi duntlon.

!n l terrlcct wUl be held i t [A S T tfcPill hotel Tuesday a t a p. m. e w u bom Mty 30. ItM t t k ScoUi, C tn td t. to d ctaw 13 United S ltle i when ahe w u JERO ‘t n ot age. She w u martled to l» s for iiMT MePtll In Eureka, Ne- Sunday . In IMS. e::th ,her huibina she wenl to olflcltU: nue In lU l where Uiey owned Music >lel tinUI Uiey came to aho- quartet, e In tJM. "niey Jointly openled Joe Day MePall hotel unUl * tow yean y°L ee . ulien Mr.'M cPalHItW'SiidiliiCB' FieciiUT time M n. McFsll h u oper- femewh Uie hout by henelf. I<7 ' ani

m rlng tre a loQ. John Me- Joe Day ot Shoihone, tnd four dtugh- 'n ie c MUl SUUlHMeFall ot Sho- b roken

B.M n.J.W .UuidIn.M n.CUr- ChrU t ‘m rn in tnd MUs Leont Me- meni wi

i-of-Portland-All-wert-ben-tt. ■flie ,A Jmi of thetr noUwr’i deiUi. tended i

( N D l m i l D ! IDAHC

INB BESIDE 1 0 - j ;------- Setenlh

fPERT. Idabe. Sep t M Ml - ung for body of an unidentified man of i u t erti t &0 w u found beside a rosd jtnnie 1 mites eoulhwest of Paut lodsy. The < llw n u ld there vTre no marks U k ot't sJence and Coroner W.A. Good- nounccd altrlbuled dealh lo heart fsll- the MOt

odlclaUw u wearing new work shoei. hlj pr<r

fiaied^t-Lew Iitonr-Idahcr-A -nr-T?l^ if eoKee In hU pick h td been ,ind prc ned from t Blickfoot, Idiho. ampaig . um a shirt he was wesring withe. a Boiemaa. MonUna sUmp. Mr*. An e body U held Bt the Goodman bridegro UIT7. Mr. T

- of Uie fiMS AND RECORDS " IING COTO PROGRAMilton pleturei ond electrtcally , icrlbed lectures brought Con- ■fall and wlnlet Mice m'lTier^l prognm to t group ol about eo J I eentnl Idiho dealen and eni-i^^u® “ s assembled a l Twin FalU Iber of Commerce roomi lu t

Rltendtnce lUo were a num- — ■ .5f Ul# ccmpiny's otflcUU In- _ng' Lon Kemp of S ill Lake ^ U I > usU ltn l dtrUIon manager: 0 . -

idwlg of S ilt U ke Clly, Indui- QU.lubrIctU on*p«U lU t:l!.J.ald. t t .y-ofjrwla.FilU,.dUlrlet luper.- .— V .A dent.I t dealer w u J. M.-Lflnen of ChokecFtlU. q tn n

adJeon w u lerred Ule In the “ i®"

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K T TRA V EL‘‘ BUY*’ ' . ; nu"

'(y tU U tT B■ ■ ^ ^ . CONST/

's tom uh,

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lg t o A c a p u l c o . . . .

x u r y l i n e n f o o n l o y

rf c o u n H e i i w o n d o r t my frl<- - BaseeUi

ocatepett, Xochimiico’a a tn e ,ting Oardcni, the fatnoug l _ _ _ _m idi o f San Ju a n Teotl- Medicatea a . . , E njoy Panam a TAOE -fie hospiU Iity bolh wayi. Bchnmn'ttateroona outiide. Real * 1*”• Superbm ealilnaif-con-ned dining lalooi. Two ^oor swimming pooli on T o r tih ip . done Nurre'a i calling every tecond *nd am

Includve coit itinerary ^ tpting n e a l i in Mexicolo ryouro«ntour.*V rJ/« , frunds. iour U arelaient orcaH— • a wonde:

o t ft perst

if ie L in e A 'AND BLUI STACKSI I didn’t

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™ ■ h S v For Juft I rtU i, Idaho m / W m grt the i I OUm Co.1 fully Kt^

TWIN FALL3.DAILY NpTVS*

LVATION ARMY HOST TO FORMER ADJUTANTajor B. T . SUdt of PoaUllo, , ft weekend visitor here cnnuU >octUDd to ttlcnd t eatraUon y conference, whldi will ba pre- 1 over by Edwtrt J . lUgglni of loa. M tjor Slack w u fonner ' " lUnt here tod h u been eleriUd [NITIA mk. T B l-C» ipoke Sundty erening i t the u , (m tUoo ftna j h tll i t t leulon jous talU n p tr t tn tlio by Rar. Cltud held Sun i, Rar. Mtekiy J. Brown, Rev. of Mn,I KarUon, tnd Adjultnl EUid Bond. h(

tnd Mn--------------- ' ■ were I

ST RITES HONOR i“r S ROSCOE J, CALLEN«310MB. Sept. » -F u n e rt l le rr- Jl?*?/, " for Roscoe J. Callen were hdd lay aftemoon a t Uie Presby-

S i S . ' ^ ' ” ''ustc w u tumtilied by Uie mtleU l, compoied of Elbert Rice, «Day, Harold RoberU and Rldi-

ewhere." “Going Down Uie Vtl- tn d "The Old Ruggtd Cross."

Day stng “Abide WIUi Me." le casket be trtn were hU dx ; hen. Dlek. Ous,, Buenos, Bert, s tn d ElworUi Callen. InUr- Min I w u in Uie Jerome eemelery.. '

Mn. a

iHO FALLS COUPLE X r “ S T A K E S T O T A L V O W S ssrya™

le homo of Alfred O .U U um on wilh hern th arenue nonh w u Uw set- F< S. Belfor Uie msrrlige a t six o’dock Twto Fal erening o t Almt R. Toone todlie ITsrker,.bolli of Jdaho FtlU. Jjudrt Mle olflclaUng migUtnle, Jiis-' Woo^ ^of lhe Pcttce II. M. Holler sn- daugli er iccd that the ceremony marked ,‘'• “1»OUi manlsge i t which ha h id CrawUnd t iW ; ui'd tn contomilly wlUi

prtstnlfd tlie groom wIUi Uw Ji* '* "" Mlgn emblem of hU choice. ithessei to Uie ceremony were ["»"'}* “ Amy U Toone, meUier ot ?he tohelp h

•groom. i n l i Mr. U th im . • » J'I r. Toone U a former employee ie Sport Shop In Twin Filli. W. E. T. % tn d Mrs. Toone will k i te to- hlOTUE for Idiho FaUi where they wUl Deinor t Uielr home. jweilded i

, , , , — ceremonyU. 8. BUVB CATTt*

ASHINaTON,-8epl.-28</fV-Tlie = rti goremment WU bick In Uie a market today wtUi tn auUmr- sa to purchase UOO head of | | || | | | lock trom drought a reu i t four " " " lla WesUm Urmlnit marktU.

JRSE PRAISES lUICK - ACTING ^AN-TAGE HERBS

ked a n d B reath less From lom aeh G a s -W e a k Kid- e y s .B ro I ie Sleep a t ^ . . 'ig h t. “ 4 BotHes V an .f . a g e B ro a g h l Quick Re­e f ! " T es tif ie s— O re g o n - .— ’u r « .

r leren despenU yean t itaeat Oregon nun*. Mn. F. luiseU of t l 8 a w . eUi Are, itnd, Oregon, luffertd tlmoil STANT MISERY from sour tch, btotUng tnd weak ryi. Then UiU noUd nune, h u htd experiences wlUi hun- I of remedies, found Uie nev

I f e n d VAN-TAOB wender- 80 I rUdly endoiM ll (e aU frlesdC tttUrtM Mn. F. M.

•eU, promtaeiit FeitUad **• .

nted Herb Medldne, VAN- c — which dniggUU I t ' imm-Johnion’i Drug Store, 102 t in Bt. report U the medial tlon of Twin FalU. Read csre- h tr rtnarkible teeUmotlUJ;

F*»d T n w d Te Q u . ir the p u t 18 yean I hire Nuning Work bere In PorUind ’ im well known tbout Uie diy,[ w tn l to glre you my lUle- tn d hMp ipretd the newi Vin-Ttge tmong iH my

U. tor I h tre found It to be nderful medicine tnd worUiy lerwn'i full endorsement For 7 I v u t ridim ot lour stomach,Rd blast My metU toured u u I ale them tnd timied to ^

: had lo get up 4 or fl Umes , nlghl lo rtUere my kidneysl "*

n’t know when lo lum, but y .l found V*n*Tage, ind now _. _ to u y to everybody Uist w^iit TCtt rompcund for me w uM t h a r t . f l U a i X M M g ^ ____iteep normtUy th t ffnt In SEVEN YEARS, ind 1 en- TtTo Sll W fflffllU.'' ~ -•

N ilon’i Owa Uerbi = •s Uie 31 O m t N itunl Kerbs = 'fin-T»ge compounded wlUi r a down oUier Viluible In-

the im idng relief described by Mrs. Ruw«U.-And tU prlee

THIN THE REACH OP ALL jft a fev cents a day, you can ie full benefit of Uiese ctre- lelected Herbs of Nsture. Sold = cln FilU st Bchnmm-John- =Drug Store. W N. Matn B t - =

fSi TWIN FALU, IDAHO, TOE!

j O c n i Y . . dPhone32

r/A T /O f/ FO Jl Club Buir -c p j i s f l o r s <>f Ruttr firelight tn d caniUellghl ser- « “» »»< lalUitlon of TH-O pledget v u «.«ompt Sundty tfum oon i t Uw home « “ y Pv

>iln. A. 0 . Victor, vlUt Helen Tha i d. hoslesi. Mothen ot pledges FtrUnd Mrs. R. L. Roberts, sponsor, presided

> guesu. MUl Mtrjorte c o n rtd ' uton, prealdent,' r n d ’ Uw by- rd wlUi - The poem "It" v u glren by Uie club following glrU, BUUa M te OueiU

le, Betty Wigner, Je tn Olm- pkdgei 1. tnd Id t Lee lam b. Muiletl Frances :llons were pltyed by MUt H tr- bury, Ft: Duvstl, tlunm t of tha dub. A Muy All Ing by. MUs Fnnees WUion, Sch»tnd ident ot. lu t yetr. Voctl u lec- ther Le I by Betly Wegener. A modem Peek, ion of “I t '' w u glren by MUi ithy Does, tUo tlum nt ot tha s/U P L i

lerte Kingsbury w u la c h t r r . - A T » Edges vere BIU Mte Balmon. * Heppler, Mtrllyn Brtiee, Joyce ce, Jean Pearce, Je tn Lynei. .In, o n tT U iJ o d . B U * Imo- DtrU, DoroUiy M irgant SmithM i r g a n t ^ u l e l J

o f T ijr ;THDAY- ANNIVSRSARY Idaho, k 1. S r lra O. fi«U, one hundred Dwliht ■ I ElghUi Arenua B ut, c tlib n t- The ce er ninetieth blrthdiy aanlrer- j u ^ Sundty, A ttmlly reunion w u o-dock li a l her heme during tba dty ben of u h tr Uirte chUdren preient, Mr. towed by . Bell tn d MUl a rtc e BeU ot mtrrUd 1 FaUs tnd Mn. John Byen of n s irtU ilnglitm, Iowa. Other g u ^ In- b ta of i -d M n. P. a Bell, Mn. J, A. bright hi is % n . B trbuft SutcUff tn d tire liter JutnlU, Mrs. LuU Cecil uier. wi diujhter Cirrie. MUi Peirt m tn sul

tUnd. in d Uie MUset a to rg l | Md bro< B rt MirUa. of gttdei1. Bell U t Clrll W tr vtdow u n . li JiuJlndJa .JW a_nU t_» tJK « ot-Uw br :e«n hundred U a eoming here «-ora a t Silem, lowt. A number ot her lujt «iui

dl ctlled during Ui» alUmoon u t e ot tip her ceUbnU. RefresbmenU » a birthday, ctke vere Mrred. rymoon i

— — UUh ta:. T. CLUB TEA FOR mske U» niERS AND DAUQHTERS -nit bi 'inor HoUlngiworth, prtsldent, k-cU Icnoi ded a t a slmpls yet Impresstre U ke CIV nany of candle llghUng by ele- Ur of th nev memben ot the U E. T. Mn. Mai

O N L Y

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W I T H

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FILL. . . T h e y M e n a c e

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-----------I ) Price* on'Iarge-

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SalesUte Mqrt.Chtap.El*

UESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMF

• f ^ dtughUg m uu t

d C L U B S I f "ISFifty

RepubU Uw tUr J a m u l

V ' day t f l Sunday ifternooa t l Uie homa I

luth Bchwendlmtn. “n ie elub w u sung by Marjorie DriicoU, “i» »J*«

Bptnled by Jean Robtnsoa *** r Pumphrey read Uw elub poem. fl spoason, Mn. W. I. Mo. md and Mn. Orr Chapman, , . f rw ded a l Uie te t table which w u rtd wlU. a Uce dam tn d Ught-

i«U were mouien cf Uie tes whp were Vlrglalt Brose, ees Leonird. Mtrjorie 8tlU - f z ? : . ?I Fiye SluyUr, PhylUi 'Tionteli, S S h .' Alice ColUns, Jem Uwe, Jetn .tndlmsn. VUslnlt Ttber, E i. “ ’h , ,

Lee NichoU tnd PmcUlt____ .to ld M

PLB CEREMONYIK S -W E D D W a -^ ----------- guur^oa MtUww CulUn home on Klmberl I SouUi Street la Stit lAkt InteresU w u Uie leUlng tor an tour- Qoremt

g mtrrisge ot Uw early tu - M U i: iSstunliytfUmooB when MUl Uw tea tra ' CuUen HtUortn, dtugh- M la I t If Ruel 0 . HtUortn tnd Uie Mn. Mi Cmmt Culten HtUortn, bectme Mn. Vt iride e t Jscli; Cummlnr Dwl»ht u r& k e Clly tn d Twin FalU, in Lan< >, ion bf Dr. and Mn. W. IL — ht of Twin FtUi.» ceremony w u pertomwd by > A 0 , Thunnan i t tlre-Uitrty _ k la Uie pretence ot Uie mem- of Uie two timlUei. I l w u lo l- I by a dinner, Tlw couple w u •* led in Uie llrlng room, whldi " " h 5* irtUtlesUy dsconted vlUi bas- ^ of deep ytUov marigolds and I hued dnnUs. Tbe bride, who « glren In mirrtige by her f t - I

w u diarmtng In ft iprtice ----------. lult WtU) btrondukl tu f trim ■ ■ ■ ■ urown icctssorteir WlUl corsage B f f I .tdenUi. K UI. MacNeU J. BoUtid, a cousin m i T i » bride,•wuUw-alUndtat-tnd K f l ft bltck tnd whlto pin ilrlpe WlUl surer fox trim tn d cor- B P 7 ot gtnUnlts. n a S i

I couple WUI spend Uielr hon- on t t Uw ctnyoni'vt louUiem

u d Boulder dim tn d wltl m r \ Uielr home tn Btit U ke Clly.

I bride U a member ot tvo | H | n known pioneer fimUles ot S ilt U N | Clly; she U Uie gnnddtugh- C U N

f Uie UU.MtUiew CuUen tnd ' f B i k MtUiev Cullen tn d a gnnd- I Q J y J

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if y o u r «yM . B< l u r t y o u hav i

If h o m t . i t l l th o c h c a p t i t <yi

f s s o ll t t f a t o h a v t a l l t h a Ilg h

w ill b u y t l K t r l e l i g h t g lo b ts

u g h e u t th a h o u i* .

EMPTY socket:: s Y o u r E y e t a n d Y o u r H

--------------- 7 — ;EW LOW PRICES

)R U R G E U M P Stm a t N tw U v t f I i« M g KaN i

rge.glka lim p g lo b tt have b e tn r«<fu le]ectric .rit<L -W «f^reduced.»g<!r q u ita light frw ly - you can afford

AissociatroE U f J m 4 ' f W 2’s P r t U c t X&

\ffiER;29. W8«

;hUr ot W. J. HtUonn and a n in u r uiltca ot M U i'K tta UtUonuL H |IN |

V S R T S r ^ V S N ^ ITR SP U BLW AN WOMEN ■ ! [ty memben ot Uie Women'i nlibUctn Letgue vere present i t ' -------lU rtr Ua a t Uie home of Mn. u H. Shleldi, Jr„ In Buhl Mon- afUmoon. '« prognm, tn chtrge of Mn. ne Hudle«», v u opened by ilaglng o t -Oh Buistnsh," ted . i n . J tm a D. Pence, followed ’ ..Toctl number by M n. Pence, apinled by Mn. Murphy.M. Riybom of Filer, eaodldtU BUU Benitor, spoke on socUl Ity tn d Uie old age pension. He •Ttiere U too mudi polities In “**“ • nUet progrtm and office held* n Idaho tre Uilcktr Uitn g r tu - Burn' t n la K tnsu." ■Relief,” he l»o ‘’Ibould be in Uw h u d i of Uumiot

td Mclt) vork tn initeid of school, Idtai." Albloa1. Genertere Dwight told of The I m 'l p ltce-tnd responstbUlUu mortutr nUUcs. Mn. K. W, Otouchek tr r tn g t ot h tr experiences t t RepuUl- hetdqutrUn la Chlctgo. c im a i % Btrker of l\>pekt, K ta m , rlH flLf - o n w r s t t t w r B e W S ^ —Derly, w u Introduced ta d gays esUng penontl glimpses of je r o rmor Altred Landoa {eti foiu FlorUn Hunt pUytd during wen eoi tea hour, Mn, Clouchek and ral chai b e tu McOoy ofTwln PftUi,M ix MUler of CuUeford and j « n Van Riper ot Buhl presided at « " n

f u n e r a l s " S S "OUY L. COWAN Charla

n e n l eerrlcet for Guy U Oowtn I»U n bt held Wedneidty t t a a. m.St. Edward'i OiUiolle churchlUT. H. t . Heltmtn otfldtUng, ----------Roearr vUl be read IMeeday j

Ing a t 7 o'dock a t Uw Twin ■ ■ I mortuuy chipeL ZnUrment be In Twtn FaUi cemiUry,

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aiO N, se p t a t - M n r i f a r r 7, O , vlfe ot ReT.Bertram'B.7. paitor of tha Albkia Oon-:' lUonal church, dttd a t -Uw ly hosu hera a l noon today. ' : h v u atUlbuted to neurlUi.« dtugbUr of Mr, aad .M n. Donaahue, the v u bom 8ep* ' •

<r 13,1871, a t Varditofa, Xea*- r. She v u n am ed a t BuUngi lova, June a , IBM, aad had a Rildent o t ju u o a ' tor Uw IB y e a n . - ^

nrtrlng a n ’ her huiband aad listen, V** Bella Doanabae, " uotor a t Albion SUte NoiaaL >1, and Mts. E. E, Baumtn of>a ,e b ^ re tu a t Uw Johnson, uary tn Burley pending funeral ngeaienu. ’ . .

IAL U T E .P AID. ' .

ROME, flep t?»-IM aertl aanri tor M n. J. B. Burgoyiw, ff, ' oonducted a t Uie Jerome ftma*

^ p e t uen d ty aRcmoon wltb A. B. MarUn offldaUng,

9 Day n n g two roeal loloa ae^ wnled by Dick FOstn a t tba ). ............. ......................V— - -Ubearery..inr». Jtck O mH. '-- flUrnipf, Vem BuckUa, B. K.

t. W, weifenbaugber and . l a Bird. •larment v u la Uw Jerooa itery.

• l i i a t t t t f t o l i u K a«lar mlaf Olaad m M l i ataart t a c a a t a p a f t t e w a r i i . * .I beM afify th taf • m m n i , ■ara hM ta tik a a r i t t t ~

*a tlaib -W «,-» ifa If a « « a '. ' d « t m t iU ’ O M n M s ' ' r - 'a g a < ka l'k a ''« tri« 'lM ar X B i C S M a c a M f A D f lMle a to a fB a ta ra a C te a ia ra a tibH w aakaU B alV M M kaw ' Itr tbaagU i h v v a n Iw a. e « .-W a a e ld » M ra a ila a a fla ra a a tn e to ra O b itv a A ta Ig aawnm to U O tn<a. Ora., aod aaaUwr Uff a a ila a ta ' . ateDa. Idaha, ana « t nlaa«> uw tber apa ta Twta r a lh a t iO v a lu n th a iU ia a a a B •

malt M ill'r^M *' awnlli ef »U ara alnadyeeintoeaa Ibat ’ ad PraU leUt tba beel « t eemea ta Idtba. Aa aU M* j t r t v a l M ( a a o r a tn e e . . . la aa fanay aa n a rr r Mbm r e , ba tasad p i axlrciMly r la an departowaU. . . ha ’I ba last ctme (n lo ebeck . la n , . . be eayi he. raadt a « ttterabereadiaoyaU w rpari rhe Newt, . , Ib tl being theI I «m h tra la aik Hr, Bead >tart paytag me for numlag ia ihe paper. Ererybedy retdt d-s paper, ta d I Iblak 1 vfl]I far L tn d e n u h e tn d I bolh ere «a the lanie p e t iq n n r . t i l "piy u w e go," ta d a letu K aitfu frtlewi aatan lly ^ iW 'ihat-liaden Ii-a-v o i% rr — n t n , , . hovertr ve hara no : on Roosereil ba t ve Iboagbt ould be a good Ume ta cbeek a llltle aa tb t t 'i why ve

igbt we veotd tle tl Laadea rerer, Ulklng polities nisht Dore h im th ta good. . . We ell to ererybody bat Uie dirlL we do tike to Me J tn Netl loU e t groceries and ibeet, ther easto»er lost htaded a cheek tor tltO t. He v u hinf tU orer his tsce . . . be ed like he lud been n n r isgh ft d u l r threshing mt- It. ta d needs a Uwn raewer tU erer hU face . . . 1 kaov oa 't want th U p u tp a t label a tde the rtm trk lhat whea leei my pktsre-' be alwtyi . s right Ibere and retds i t . . . tre ItkV him. vbUken, dast

alL. The tsnnen- tre the ;bone of the cotmtry, and I• the reasoa vby the awn- lee doa'I e i t the ta m e n ap pletely U becaase they a n tiwlVbone. Brlag ia your oO 01 aad ntnay stcki, and

a good sopply ot oO grease home w llb yoa , . ,

rcmetabcr Jim Netl'i cot n U ery aad dalbbur store . Ttaember that Ilarry Mas* a aeUs ererythlag frem a ’ bacgy ta a thresblag »a - *.-We‘bt?e'btrawood tamber — I ta d tarpenttae, ta d enr

SALESCO.I the Bead U Iha Beapttat

• d l a f tawhir ta TVta FklU y, ea aw Inek r t iU t o r : aariMd I kara laU abeady n N atrfrea aad tbe other »A v Q r» ( la t ir lhaa a bll kee after a kaU headed a. ' '

'pABii n y t -f

The Wro it : . ' . ‘batlDW*! I ^ l lune) ^ ■ 'r-" ' liu

, .'BTNOWIB! TftHiM M»hM7 ‘ ' t w ftlreadr raow d eae'Uri fNQ

;,i . - ju b tm U w tm t CU f ot kU- U'l ' k u e n — E te UUk, (he tttm

j ' tUi'. Bot wbtn Iw took hwhoiM W . Ji»l»ei»«theleiainr»M i»eelfi>r *»

’ ■ han; bM i«wti«d from MolfrsTe,•ne «< Uwwn'i mfn. whew Knth “

' IVm o I t belsc bUdm u d It d«. *■ («rmlncd 1» rtleu« her ilM .n e Tic:■ ’ b u b tllm d his w>r Into the hJU

.h id m t. M d b belac la lm tptrd fort r ono «f MIb Froer'i purds. hlo

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Chapter U' CIBl< W rn i QVN wn

Mahaojr tunied oa him Ilio » U- bui: : Jttr. • inibbed Wm by the eollnr.

t t M him nearer. «nd ralKd.hls plitoL

•T7l«r#'» M l* -F rue rJ Aniwtr "■•• mkklT or m -ta i9 ct TOUT brnlM am

But,'* I» enlertd bamhlr. rail '• ■ .”Ebt 3kHu Ftaicr. BbCt locked In

' *TMinupiC*lra,’‘ ftnnrered thoman. uldZ« h id k b t&T7. bU U d look, u \i n

' b o .n id been alecplnc In an arm*: • ehilf «od m not jrct properly ^

*T Sink» ,-i»W Mihony.', Hll putol-but cama down with » ^

' ^otsad tb* l i t W in ca Uie noor.: • -M iboniriprtngfortheaW raM id . n n op two a t,ft time. At the top

v u 4 ecarldflr with doon on ellher -- ,itd«o tltH » U -W * lo iiith « eo rt(- w . ^ dor ft man «H tllUng u U kteplnc .■ ■ m lch.»pl*lollnhU hand,: Al Mahcmy Wined the ipp of the ^ '' : j tU n , be roeotrom'htiiettflulckly, ^

Afain then came the iharp ear- wUttlar c iu h ol • ihot, tnd lomi

• t tJ n t twitched Mahooy^ aleere. in - ^ ftantlr Mahony rUtd back; the re- 5 "

li^jMttaef tbe two ahoU (otlowcd ooe ** * ••, tnotber with hardly an InlemL ,

....•naintn clutched athUIhoulder,■ ipon MouBd on Ua feet, and iprawN

li^ ^ -h to -b a c lc -c n - th e -f lo o rj-h l i ,--*S T pWol aild f ttm h lj hand acroBth#

e«pet*‘lW n ’tl*?* of acrid amoke ■-iQimidftillghUjaa In the corridor.

After the rfportcf those two ihola _* ' ' Uw l U ^ , for ft moajent. t tra ed ^ f !

■ 'ftla'oBt tmiialural. “nien Mahony h«o• Choate.

n f la J W M r lM U iP n w r rTfpm behind ft cloied door cane ^

k clear, delU ntTolee-ailrl'iTolee. <'“1•• • -W hli do 7 « « n t t v _ 2

"An j t n locked I n r ahouted Ua*' ■ !wny, T n hare jo^ont cf_that In a , .

■alntm.* ah• Hi « n for the door and put hl» ,he

ahoulder to tt tn a football .eharce. uah. Tbe.Umber cracked. He w u about her■ to h a rt another co a t It when the gnif

tIrl'iTolee eanw again. wamlnglT. itm>. “lab o o ld n ttrr th a tlf lw erey o u .' T re tjfll cot JouT; * « • Jell.". back

lUahooy didn’t kijow lh a t Ihe w u igud ' taUnc aboat; A n m r . ilia ipoke m l

~ to(H atef-H e h id already Ilarted on S s i ^. -apother ebarte. Aciln h ii ahoulder y a ttu c k th>.-docr-wlth-an-hli-inl|ht T n n h to d ’J t .There, w u. a rendlnc u

, craah, aad one ot the Umben u re d <- IttVilighUy. Prem behind the door, came .tho c ru h of a ihot, and a bitil

BidlDtcr.of wDoilirork lumped from •£■ttiadow .iodB m tdM ihonyf Iwe. ,r,j,

• ' He w u amued. ‘Hie ilrl -w u -v \ ibeoUng a t him from behind the - ..docf.U occurT edtohlm thatllw u

probably ahe who h td iho t a t himftom.the window. . " j n ,

V . - n t la n r t l h t ," b e Ihouted.“Oont L tIhoot. m comi to rescue you." - j

. "Oo tall that to the Marln»," •.tfQ, •, cam e-thi c trti Totee from behind

;> 't h i door. "You wont tatc))jpe like p,_

, ; -Hen and'damnatlonl" u ld Ma- ^ bony lo a tose of Inlenie annoyance.

theiA iyetbehanllyiindetitM dw hat «om<

. w u bappenlni, but the fact that not i . the <lrl whom ho had come to rt»» i t

-cue .m try ln c to ihoot him aroused terrc ' in .h lo an acute exasperation. The atmp nib.faced Ultle hilf.»li,h«thou|hU her. th a t w u the kind ot thins in in* -V

„ trtpld jounc airwoman -would do. TSUI He did not try to arcue wllh h tr 'o r own penuade her; he acwd. all y

HI drew back lUghtly, and Ihen 'I e s : = ^ = = = = = = =

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lunged forward wllh h li ticht foot, with' - all his itrencth behind the lunce. Tbe soli of hU ahoe alniek the timber tn tU weakest part, where It hal adready beguo to gin.With a splintering crash a panel *CUI tV the way down and the tioc* flev open. At it opened, Mahony dropped to one knee, dueklng u lov as possible. i

“O n ck r went tha Ctrl'* pltlol ! Tlciouily, but tbe buUet p u u d ; hannleuly o n r Mohonyi head. Be* ; fore she could fire again Iw flung { himieif forward, thrust oul a long j arm, grabbed a t her ankle and gare a Tigoroui puIL She uttered a yell and w t down suddenVr. The pUtol . went oft again, but th it time the e = bullet m n t inlo the eeillng, Be{ore the could fire again Mahony (rab- ■ bed the barrel end wrcnched 11 from her hand. i—

“What the devil db you think I V rou-ra.doLBtr MkifL "Ymi . tJU ralght-hara tha t me."

"ThtVt what.I meant to do" the a id . A

filttlng on ths floor, they examined ■ one anotlier bad*l«mpcred]y, nuth Prater v u a lUm girl wiih a boyish (Igurr. candid, sllghllr freckled fea* turei, a imall delermlned chin, and

Ktnhony with great scorn and dls*Ike: It w u eTldenl lhal she dls- ipprored of him ilrongly.

Mahony lighed. «T ildn t you heir ma aay rd come

!o, rcKua you7* he asked In a brare, utlen t voice. Hi* tone seemed'to ndlcale that aha probably did nol ’ jndentind the meaning ot a long ^ nird Ilka "iticue."' « tr

-Ot couru I did,” ih» answered.didnt bellere you. 'Why =

ihouid’» I Ihought you wer« one t if them. I h e y ^ been promising oe all-iorts of thlngi it I’d «ome IUt."

n n e ,* u ld Mahony.J l U ^annoyanee v a n l i W ; _ ^ _

‘Do you beiien now that f n «ma to rescue you?” he atked."Yo." Ihe u id . .He rote qutclply to h it feet, and

leld out his hind t« help her to rise, lha gruped It. and he pulled her . iF ^ht."Came on. then! we'de belter get i

uV ol here." h t u ld . '- n u t will luit toe," lhe »n*

ahe rvayed'illghtly; o f 'a tu'dden ' be looked w ry weak and Ured. Jahony look her arm and helped ler along the passage and down* ta in to tha hall. No one tried to top them. In lhe front doorway the a t man- w u illUng up. leaning >z=: lack against the wall and groanlnc , oudly. Jla looked ralher Uke a fat ] spiring fish. He watched them. iu5y*eyed,'whlta thcr got Into ths ~ ' ar, Mahony itirtcd the engine and llth ftToud-roar ther w re away.— “

I t w u not till they were clear If tha house lhat either ot them poke. The gltl ^ e the silence ietwe<o.U>em;'"

"So you came Into that house liter me alone." she obserr^"Yei," aald Mahony.She appeared to consider for a

Qoment. Then ahe went on: - ■ .. "I'm iorr7 X v u siKh a nuisance.

: mean, trying to shoot you. and all ■ hat rort of thing."“Thafi aU right," said Mihony.

How are you feellngJ”"Tlwd." she answered, "and hun-

ry. I suppose you lu re n t by any hante »eV a ham wndwSch or a ileca of chocolate about you? X - larent had anything to ea t alnce he d»y before yeiterdiy. Ther* w u ome water in my room, but Ihafa I lOt fnghttully sustalntng Thfro w u no trace of hysteria or

error about her; the >poka quile ahe t IfflP^ and seriously, Mahony Uked ha\-e, er. A nice kid. he rellecKd. 8hi"I'm. lorry, I hatenl." he <ald. riMll

BUtXTl toon hfcve you back a t your "B> wn home, and you’ll be able to get uket 11 yuu want there." bull' I dldn'l.really think you-had," M»

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News Pattern.> to le:

ITANT TO LOOK TRIM, 6IXN- were . DEIl, CHIC? THIS FltOCK on In

MAKES YOU AU, TUKEE! up." PATTfiUN <1M. "I

. days

fiv C ^itcC fJam S m nIng-j

Seeking a Fall vardroba " trac e r »»kfdis t h u charm, clilc and alender* to m ess? Then here’s your frock. Pat* nam; •tn 41S3, for iu charm and chic "I < re erldent, aHd Its slenderness lies lookli 1 Its knowing eregithlng about came tur figure but disclosing only the some: 8iU If your weight lies abote the 11 wb aist, lliat double Jibol’s an es* *01tclally good concealer and flal* like ; :rer, while verlical skirt teams do Tliai'lore than, anything lo gira tlie up Inluslon or nsinesa la back and men: tlsM la Itotrt..reriecl lor'hom e in a oUesjing, callUig, -dinner -out," exctr nd man)- anotlle^ lodnl engage* MleilenU You cu i makrlL yourult in food.'-very «liort-lline-as lllutlmlcd -Sc lep-bj'-step Kwing InstrucUons Mnhire included. s (Cc m iiern <IK is avaUible in s l» i —

4. 38, 31. « , « . « , « nnd 'I'.IM 36 Ukcs yards 39 inch fab* _

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Ul iMii p°ifo " nnecM ”cffV p i> T . w. ji r t y n m p t centi. tw c«t t . " /* ;

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• FALLS DAILY'y

POPEYE

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• RIO LANDIN' DE-JANeiKO: ARRIVE? M n n B b V ^ ' OVER THE

. R0$ARI0,' ^ R S H R V1 AffEARf B c g S T O / X ^■ T b s s g g g w f v ^

DIXIE DUGAN

I'GUESS THEY'RE ALL T I V- A S tff ip B / ^ i s t im e J tv

le Mid. -Dut 1 thought you mlghl \ avt. If you know itbat I mean,”6ha looked a t him wiUi frank eu* i=ully. [MM"By tlw w v . »» s« 1 " Ihe | Hiked. "And how did you happen lo ■ ■ III In thli erenlng}'’Maliony had no IntenUon of dU- J HMlng-hts Idenlllytrlier.' i te dtd H 3t want to hare lo explain to herJaUrtsXlr.the,pollcc.J^o^f_h^hld Blunfl-out-thiif ih e 'w it 't ir th & l H)U3e."Dftn't bother about who X am." ■ ! ansiered. "I'm not going to an- rer any ttueiUans. Out I'd like you < tell me about yourself—how you cre kidnaped and vhat w u going I Inside that house when I tumed

"I was kidnaped about three lyt ISO. vlini I w u aith a friend ' mine named Silly Rou," the an- i tr e l "He met nw u I w u com- g my guardian's houte. and j ^ | krd S i f I'd like lo go v lth him B

tet a marveloui fortune-teller I ^ H lm^l nachrl. ) ■ ■--I vent wilt) him. ind while I was H oking inlo a crF*tal somebody ime up behind me and p rtw d c n mtihlng ovtr my mouUi. I think pm, wm chloroform; Il smelt like tt. r„B

•Ot course I kicked and struRgleil ce anything, but ll wai no good, lial'3 all I rtmember till I woke , t t i ) In tin t house. Tliere « r c three , i ten there, and they kept me lockcrt ____, a room. Tliry didn't lll-treai me, = r c ;cep; for nol letllns mo go. bul I . ,. I^ve Uiey jnjl wmrthjjig in my

-.Some drug, you ’mean?" aiked ‘’‘*'7 ahoiiy. ‘’■'0 n(Cojyrisht. 1«5. Hugh Cln’My)— ■■ — JtoT

(Continued In Next Isjue) .

j ^ H O S H ( ) N E — : - j ^ p

Dfldn l^ rty -M n. Emmiit Kdlyl

•Iday evening.”M rr-fl.-W , lUlj "t m high prUe and Mra, Waller mrck won second high. .Tfiehen Vltll~nuth Orosse and

itied thclr-p.vents In Shoidione i et ttie wttk..tnd. 1 _More lo \Vapl-Mr.,and Mrs. M.'. llcnneiuy hare mored to Wipl I Here Mr. Itcnntvy will be em- I oycl- u sVlsU* at Sho»tjone-Mrj. Doro- !/ Sfltton of.Oooding.ts visiting ) ^ | g

r i W T HIM tF M E P O P P A l 17 W f tS - A B O A R O m S W P ^ JU S ' T O T E S T H IS < y E R M S \R V A K H E 5 e Z 'V £ S " - H E ‘5 A )

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IV E g o t I S J^-^Q U IB T .< '— TT M ' HOSE YA TOOK GAS FROM

F E R YA OWN NEARM WPHONING, HULL C A M P-«ID ICn' tvi' r m l^ P A W ^

rfew G.A.R. Chiefed .toempio:

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f f imerly

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is belrA ^ H l mlxlur W . . H H Lear

accomi Mlllarc wliere Utah I

n . WIltlA.M nUIIE (abore) of, BtJT Pltlibnrgti, • r t , ' Wb# ran away TerhuJ from home at IS to Join the Union first i im y In the Clrll IVar w u eleetrd eight tifif commander of the G.A.II. by mOTini aceUmallen a t Its encampment, mceUn It Wa>liInglon.-<<D Phole. I high i =r5’r = ± ^ = = = =

the Charles MarUn home. - — “ Hclnmi to Shoihene—MLm Dor. IB Mly Swoiw.'who has'»pfiit‘n irp .u» i..........0 months l:i Evanston, hss re* rned to Shoshone. . 1More* lo Oooding,—V u iu m

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SCnoOL OF PU3mE38 ~ I

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JE L L IS O N BROS. I f « tJranlle and Marble »fenstntati I . i

and Mariners i ‘

OFFICE AND YABO j Ow UI Main Are. E u t, Twin FalU

Tfltphone 6«-W j

'NEWS, IWIN FALLS, mABO,

TH E NIGHT SHIF

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ISP.V J A G H O S T / ’ t t

DO y o o )/‘u- WM.K [Flwj T O N ? \ 1 B O « - I dU C T 4NC6 S O I N 'U r a B . LIKE TOE M T O / T A W w a yoi; C 6 A H S ) \ ^

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GAS THIEVES

— ■ m ' L f s n t n B W I '• I r i i p iT H '-T A N IS V C U O W - FUS

W 3 K E .T » 'a H H H E L P U r . ENO TOE

clierer. i;lio h u betn employed at r i l I ie Kelly Molor company, h u mor. M l , t o Oooding where ,hfr-wlU be • *‘■1 nployed by serera and Vaader* n i l a t Ui« Fotd'garage.ParenU ef DaBghtcr-Mr- and

Ira. Pred Moore aro the parenu of daughter bom in Shoshona lu t

e e t __________ - FJL■MO Mm-»Word h u ' beefl ’ re* »t*>ool ilved-In Shoshone ofUM 'birth of here- ton-lo^Ir.-and Mrs.-Arthur nod* KWJtJ rra ,of Paeolma, Callfortiia, Sep* a^n' mber 20. Mn. Rodgen w u for* m„ , i . erly Mtss WllberU Peak cf fiho* M .rij lona. ^t^5.BUtelt Olled-Undcr dlrecUon of and ) i Ii. Webb, street commisslG.ner, ork Is procrcMlng on widening the led surface a t Uie street Inter* -V ? ' cUons. A small goa driven mlier being used to prepare the oiled

Ulure. " i ^Leare for Logan-J. A. Millard. ' icompanled b ; his son. Edvard Sopl lllard, letl Saturday for Logan, Idenl; Here Bdward will enroll i t the dent; tah Slate AgrtcuUurat teUeje. trtaw

I1R5T Aid class

BOIILEY. Sept. Jft-Dr.' Chitles ___erhune w lir address th#-Burlc)- JOEn t aid class Monday emilng a t Kight o’clock on transportation in whoATing pailenta and fractures. Tlie girli.eeUng will tw held in ' Uia Ducley Don[gh school building in charge of sba>

Motlltr, insinittOT.

ATTENTION ™ FARMERSI I

n'm eatt (or aad pay cuh fer Ji dead or werthleu . . . AR

-H O H S E S -iT T C O W S T rr- -S H E E P -rrran d - .'- .’ i'H tM lS r fJ I -S te p J rP f to n B -T K in 'f t i l ls - i * U i.....: a n 'z i p ^ e W c a - ; -------] ^• ...W B P a y .fo r .lh e C a ll- - !

IDAHO HIDE & '5 ^ TALLOW CO. \ m

M m H e tce n c t qeU«d Braad } ■ ;

/ Oeldea Bom Meai ' I ■ JHihert We*» T ali t « ; . . b

H I D E S . . . P E L T S . . . ' FU RS . - . W O O L . . . ~

On* u n t E A aad U 8«atb t f >'o

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30, TUESDAY MOBNING,-SEP'EPTEMBER 29, IBSff V ,

:iFT ■

O H ,5 0 Y A & M A 6 H 0 $ K ? | H ALVJAVS PIRST W IT H I TH E LATE.'5T, A m C H ^ ? ( O O HTBU5TIH TO M E '

(tXJ.GWE ME TMANK

HB 0 6 A B S P O e \ > B U T MB. r O U - A N D W ^ s ) HOUSTON KALPi-DOLLAR \ TOLD US

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L 6B U V E S( O in T A THE

v t \ \ C T A N S B !

P ^i i________ o r J S & Z f f l !

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i i ^ N T>4ET OU(MN 6AL*S CAR w r A N 'R E M E M B E R -r LEAVER m JG M IN GACK CAR S 0 &■HEY KIN s e r O U r'N H E R E /Y I ------g ^ W V ? / e------------------^

MNiClffiSatCTNEPfFIKS• Will

nLER. Sept. 38-PUer rural high hool studenta-held ilim elecaoig ffl- t tc n a a T with tha following j g j

Seniors — Stanley Ehlen, prea- ent; Jay Harding, vice president; arjorie De Moss, »ecretary*treu- , er; Rela Rector, Htlen DuqMesnt Id ManhaU Cobb, council mem*;n. .Juniors - LoU.Pond, president: Iu„ rdney Wllion, vice president; ao 'B Ien Davlj.MereUrj'-ireawr- ; Nan Musser ind Eugene Oul- k, council membera. =Jophomores — Clark Allison, pres- ___tnl; Junior Munyon, vice presl- jr^ nt; Ellubeth Showen, secretary- 4 Cftwrer; AlWn • B>er»oie, council ^

lOE-K 8AY8:. ' rKeep yaar eye ca the politician

■ha velgha his words. Ho may be tiring yon short welghU Eh whatl V Don'l cheat yonrtelf oal ot yonr ' Ihare ot the 0««d Tlme*;- — a t VNCLE JOE-R'S —»

E S 3 -.U S T CALL TODAY!

' ' ’w S n e s d a T t o w s m ^ I m

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Cemedj • Nawlly - Newi ! gj

N O T E ^ m 'm n t o & ^ 'v r e . m Nerer Raise Oor Prieea! " .

RIDDICK lee. >- ADULTS tSe ^

IP IM F U L V ME POPPftN n UTTLE COULOHT | Ti

A J E ABOARD! I H

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B y J . P . M c E V O Y a n d i

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'UMTA sNemfi/om: - 0 £ B X E ^ S O f / / r S T i

A T W B e ^ o F m •BOQ.HASPAUSeOih THATilfSAflsrmSi

nember. dlstPreihmen - Theda Allen, presl* ’*'«

lent: Jack Shropahlre and fihlrley ‘’™'latch, Tic« prealdent; EloUa More* aand, secretary*tnaturer: WUma andWilson, rtporter; Junior Snelson, mll«MuncU member. , ^_ ^ -i— . - » ■ I -, . *, ff,l|

IERO M E.C OU N W =M A Y = £ HIRE m O L NURSE “

JEHOME, Sept. M-A’heallh meet- ng w u held hera Friday evening I'hcn U A. Lambert talked on the j] falue of a school nurse, her duttles o^gj md lhe cott of maintaining n school .w , lurse. I t will be possible to have wo nurses, one In the east end and =ina in Uie Jerome district. If cach ___

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EHQnB3E3 f111 NOW! III Doors Open l:t3 -« ;« III I

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I h H I ^- N E X T A TTRA CTION — I

BAinmoMEir i CMOUI COOPER f /g A i% ? M W I I McxnROONCV W T i f ^ A ■. J

' By E. Gi SE6 AR

S S o S l / SG O R ia A . . . \ F O R THE TA KE OFF THE U W e OP

JITS TO THE GOOD ■

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listrict wlll provide half ot. tin iragea of a nurse and Uie lU te wlil provide Uia oUier half, ho said.

A nune 'i u lary la tlW ft montb ’ and the districts have to piy Uit nlleago when terred.

A committee v u appointed by ffelllB-RobeHJrtounty-wjperlnten- , lent, lo contact distrlcU 'lo ie t 'iU iUi-'U ttUi7)^i-nliT7r^Miiiibiit------- -ire Mra. M. J.,BrfdgmiD. chairmin. iV. D. Irons, clerk ot the Appleton district, and Cecil Bott, tlctk o( lhe niral tchool a t Hazelton.

If these nurset are lecured i n ' )rganlutlon will be fonned to iponsor Uio nunlng clrc|ilt-

LA ST DAY!

FRANCI.S

L E D E R E R

O nerainy/AFTERNOON

■TOMOmiOWnntiT H U R S D A Y l

Itrtnm Shoeing At I5< _

Dotin Open Al 1:10 P. M.CinUnooi^ filmwi Doth Diyi

IMaiiagiBruins 1R u f f i n g S p e i

S e s s i o n I n G o m e z L ii

lYanKee M o t Delays T Choice Of S tart- 1

Inflr Pitcher j

Both Teams DrUl vH EW YO B K , e o p t. J8 W - JJ

T in c a lm e it ip o ts In « bn io - ' . bu ll-m ad How y o ik today “

th e Y a t^ M i ta d lu m v h c rc jt lh o G ia n ts a n d Y ankees! jj

. w orlted o u t o o th e ir hom a d la - -j-j m onds fo r t h s la s t tlm a be- foro th e y m e e t In th e f irs t gom e o t ihB w orld se ries W ed- “ ne*<Uy. • M

‘Ilia two olufaa vlU prwUct on rtw l lleldi tomomiw. wim th# VtnkM*. BfctUDj their »l*hU wl- *

Jutted to th e optnlnt - r m c i l tcenery *t the jj P o lo Orounils while Uia O lu ts “ take ft Toikout ^

___H | | | n | [ | M thfl Bronx JS

- T h e s e (trlUs wiu eom p tflte

is

twTO w ite d bN

I u t t OTT *“ tills i jrlvnlnf, bul which promlKs lo sJiat-

' ter box-o(tle« records tor btMball't

• lh e Xmi3c*« tollowed Ute OUnU M - (edftjyn-ftuwunolw'ft-Kllouc ot nil I 9 ’ • - rS m i td '8« U ’ l»-niM iii'Sm c>w

th»a h»If (ha eapwKy o t each p«fJc ■ >licft(!7 >104 been sold i t the rate.ot I <SM or »4.eo per ticket, for lU =

• lu n u . _ _On Ih# d»r of etch ntna . «.000

u n m trrtd se«t< wlU ba on u le a t Ethe Polo atounds. elftrUng i t 0 ■*. ra, or 30.000 « t Uia Vtnkee »U- •»dlum. ‘Hie unreserved sections con- I

^ U t ot innditftnd >psc« *1 »3J9 or L .F “ bIeKHerf' i t lU O 'esch; ^

BIU .chtnstil ht* bsUlns in,order, mortni Mel Ott. NstionsI 1,0,

^ leapie hooe run chunpion. Into tlia an. clewiup pojltlon rb

la pla» (tf 'ce tf ''' e£it«r fielder Jim - 1st

• myiupple. loeM uucer JOB i f t ' ' ” \

'McCirthjr pro- hg;m ls e s to ftn- ><oin o u n c # „ J i l i . i W u i l s /.J-.’ l . r r •tftTtlDC pitcher *f

■ tomonow. Jud j*■ bciIn itro m to d ij 'i *5 1 -1 c iiworkout, Vemon 1■'I*ltj- •Oooei

I will r t thfl call. ■■ . «ChitU*. Ruff- ‘: . 'V ’V ‘"4v ’ dll

lof, w bo h f t i ubteo sm tionea ...'U m coM U wtth Oomn u the jnsalble Yankee . eor

. slftrter, spent the entire practice sesilon in tho battlne cap . I

Monte Pearwni YAnkea pitcher nm who injured hU Uck lost Thundnr. 4 , spent most of Ihls momlnc under ™

) tha llihti ftnd then worked out tor lh« first time slnca tha Inluiy. The Ysnke* muisecr x|ild lie doubted

■Pf»r»n would pitch beforo Sundny. D l lllfl most perslitent rumar In the

O lw l s ^ m p J j , th sl H«1 Bchu- - maeher *m !-i»t.-PreddyT fna5P '

— ■ ■ ■ M M i- m a n t - x U l - p t t c h _

for the National in suen . T err; day, «-9Uld n o t say (q. , who would go to th f l m o u n d Thurtday. r -

a a ld p„|i, HUbbdl detfnlU- n,„i, ly «ili pitch the

‘n i t bl« town had th t baseball fA T tr. Hoteb. V C

' night duhs. and■ HAitoiifttACHU- ihraters all re- jwrted ft rushing buslncsv

Neither team appared to take , NF todsj^i workout serlouilr. Most se- vrnt tloui of ths lot a t either camp was « 1r

__ XCUDI Jofl DtMsgflo. l(a was tlrsl nlntJout on th t field, and lait in. He ««un Jmd nathlng fo say about wlial lie Pil“ fhought ha would do fn th# series. ‘'>®

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Cubs End Season ric ; Tied W th Cards- ^ ST.-tO 01S.-8fpr.-M - - -

rain-soaked battle fUltd wlUi bll- ter disputes over ball and stHke de-clslcas a t tho platei the-omeaeo KinCubi beat tha CnrdlnaU 8 to 3 Bun- -1".dsy and closed Uie NaUonal ta p ie * »

• pennant race Ued wlth-the Carts for • « ' second plsce. fire

------3tl#-■^^^«^ttLl»}tJh^..-i^»Rllnalq ..P"". about 110,000 Tor Uiey will now u I i

ipUl second and Uilrd world series he*' ...money_*lUi-UJO.Cubi...wh«m.lf ..»hlp

they hod' woh' 'they would have O' cUnehtd seccnd sISceTTIiEistr Charley* Grimm and’ Coach QydeWarta o t.tb e . Cuh* and « n t •Rnrier Jnhnay:Mlns>flt-lha r tr rit

^ wero banished • froiif the fltld Jn „_ wotdr batUe wlUittoplre 8^ ^

JOKRIVEBSmNS ^ BALTmOHB, Sept. 39 OTJ-Joo

nirtrs. Bakersfield. Callfomla. won an unpepatar declslcin from Nick ^Vai CsniaraU. New Orltaas In a 10- Phi round bout tpni«ht. Cic

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N atl Amcr. ..Y etr Leacofl Lcsfw Gane*IMS 'New'York _ PEUa. M

■ ‘ Cabs ______ •wHIfl feoi1M7 ’Chicago — Detrell Til •MM •C hkigi ___ Detreli C i19W_*Pltt»bMih _D etre lt 4-3jflJO fc h lS jo -------Ph1£ 1-4io'll New Y ork__PhffiT dio iJ New Ygtic _ D«fl«n T li n a NeirYork _ Fblla. 1-4» r t~ * tk »toa ____ PhlU.' . < 0

rflTc~Broak>ya___»Bwtoa , _ » d l ^IMI New Y «k _ ‘C U cagor"fniulB Chicago___ *Beiton QVulO 'C lnannatt Chlcap g-3IH T ^ B reo k ljn ___^•Clenland i - im i *qianti —— Yankeea ItZ t *'oiasU — ^ iaoketfl 4'0m i GlaaU ____ “rlaktCT

T 5 jr"N rw "Y « ir^ ? T f5 S r= = = 7 i-’- ftM T lt t ib m h - Wuh. 4-3 i j t t r ^ s C U iB li___Ntw Yotk 4-3 ~~

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, 1933 . Chicago —.JBcMort 4-» .:

fflflcledt* IW .W Verimi

F i r s t G a m e ' Gii T o m o r r o w -

Tbfl Newt today wmicft«W«> ~ loitalUUon ot tts big world terles board and tamarnw. when (b« pgu nnplro shoots *pUy bsU- a t Uis •‘ ‘‘J PHo groundi, New Yojk. ths me- • | e£anfcal biuRbatt dtsaeiuf wfU go loto aeUoa betora a crowd of lo ea ltau .

V /ln t rannlng fram. tb* press ■> bos wlU giro Tha N(«i a direct j J r hook-opwlthasUffof AssocUltd Press sporU w rilm at.U w jetn*. pwu- of (be world ehamplonihlp series between tbo Yankees and Uie Giants.

Ulgh-speed sertlct U assured and ipeeutors wlU hara an oppor- tonlty to fellaw each play. In ad- , dlUon, a hngo bo*»tcor* famlsbts « an op-lo-UiS'mlnolo record et eaeh game's pragres*. Tbs Kewi ju j j , . eordUUy biTlta all basebaU fans (ook lo attend lU world terito party, held

I'oltowlog p r e l i m l n a r j an- i „ , nasncementf, Ihe opening clash . . . . is.achednlcd lo sUrt between II 1, . ( and 11:30. A. M, Monntoln 8tan- 1< dan) Ume." __________ e ilh t

Phillies Defeat S”! - d ^ th l e t i c s , ^ 5 4 £ ;“H ^ b a P i £ l A . Sjpf.'JJ WJ - SS ,” ■ho Plilllles beat tin AUileUcs to- ‘ oy, fi to J. In an exWblUon game or tho benefit of itrs. Monta Cross, ““ “ ,-ldow of a former shortstop for oth teams. , ;,V lScore: . • R.IL&

'hlladclphu N 300 000 005 - 5 11 3 Hlladelphla A 000 001 000-1 9 3 Miilcaliy and Orace: Oumpert and jJ

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NCT YORK.lept. M WV-Enrlcornturi of lUly, European light- ...eight cliamplon, chalked up hU I 9 BInUi eonaceullva rlctory In this P n luntty by outpolnUng Eddio Zlrlc,a tsburth. In a 10-round bout a t L l . c>0 St. Nicholas pslsre lonlsht. f Wenturl weighed 137 and Zlrlo 13314. ^

Jetton Throws . U Title Claimant *

piliLAucLrtiiA. Sfpi. ■ |Tuesday)<ip) — D(sn Detloii,*<of ) ■ ■Klobtrl;, Idaho. Uirew Dsrt Le- l i n'In. ef Jaoulca. Leng IiUnd, In U f l t wind-op wreillinc mateh a l the O M j trena early lodsy after tao hours. [ B ^ !Ito mlnales, S3 seconds of grap->r/nr..l«Tjn h u been tmgnisetf l i Mis'Uadlhf eUlmarit'lo'Ibe'worl^'* [ ■ j ileaTywtlgbt wresUlng ehswplon- | f Uihlp. ___ • [ A n

Detton weighed 20?! U tln ISS..' l y

Snnday Scores . | E— VAt ros-aLT E TCin:------------Brooklyn 8. New York 3,notion 7.3. PblladrlpbU 3-4. . - i r TCblfsgo C, SU LooU 3.ClnclMwll g. PltUbnrih S. . lt»!

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ay Impelletlere Scores Decisive Victory :Ovcr.. “r h

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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 38 stnol ay ImpclleUcre. 243-pound dread- umll: lughl o t the boxing ring, punched dlstrlfiU-Bni|*ker-out-of-the -h ea ty -------right ehsBpl02uhJp ' pJcturr. a t Ts u t temporarily tonight, when ho feren ored ft convincing l«n>routul de- Frid; lion o w Uio Callfomtan, who ot- vadlr Ined naUonal recognition during ley n brief carecr. Brubaker weighed ft nig

8 pounds. ei*. v ITio alz foot seven and ons halt conec th glanl from Cold flprlngi, N. Y- beriy &k Uio margin In six rounds and siden Id anoUier tven. ed aj ImpclleUero camo out of tils cor- slon. r to drop a right on Brubaker’s Noi w Uiat nearly flooded Uio latter again id left him groggy for Uit balance 'Itiani Iha round. TTnIiravTpualjhmml Bichf took Iiad Bnibaker so dared ne to lit

Mtlnued Uirowlng punches after «>*»•’ a bell. Sh«lBrubaker won the next two rounds, ona i H w ched Imnclletlero't chin wlUj and Isk fight-handeri and . bobbed Haiie: id tr tn n a ttm n an ran n r tT sc o re th fellltig body punclies.In Uia fourtli round Impelletlere P*' md tho ranga agtiln, and shook s Californian wlUi k barrage of tt to the Jaw. Ite took Uib next reo rounds. L lO lBrubaker scored with a.right lo9 Jaw and v u Uis Mgrtisor In dug a aluide In the eighth round,s ninth was falriy even^ DPIImpelleUert outfought th» Call- i r o l l : -nlan Jn Uis final round. IsndlneiNatloi Tral tUff rights to tho Jsw. . jbaU tl

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C T O n In tf icH oso Bowl a jp iln st & loss o f th e '“vowInE eophom orcs" ^ a n ta C lara , and (he Broncos (ook ia rd (he Jnd/an« found (he Koiae ,hc "fiubm nrlne’' lackllnR of Coug r is h t (here io do th e ir b it, V ukota

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ReiiewG#on Fend at Buiil

T w in F a lls Coach D e c la re s «

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to W /n ,’ A fte r W ato W n s i ;

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FRIDAYS GASICS ff Twin Falls a t Idabo Falla - ■Flier a t BuU . ■Roprrt a t Am rritui FaUs HKImbrrtr • ( Gooding M O a k l r^ t Jeroma (night game) ^Caitlrford a t llansen M

FairfleJi a t aJcbfWd jKing IIUI a t Ilsprm an Glenna Fert7 al Eden 1 ^Dfefrfch a t flhoafiono tleotaUnl « Rhothono a t llalley (Im taUn) ' ' Twin F^lls high school Bnilni. &■

i(ftoaIato itart.a rB golng thrm i|h -{n ntea'ilva nightly drills this week n prtpanUon for the opening tost ^ if tho season on tho Idaho FaUa ■ iridlron Friday aflemoon. N 'Plrst word of hopo to r tha Bruins •

xprtssed thl.1 season cama from the »>vi Ips ot Coach Hank Powers la tt " V ventng when ho'sald; “Tho boys oi riU’be in thero'tlghUng every min- p it« and n 'r e got a ch&nco to wIil It ~dD[i%~know hiiw Kuod'*ft~'chancv • i t have, but It might b« pretty good un lea somebody geta hurt before : =

Powers'waalnttsestandsatTdaho IIT ralU Friday night when COMh Red l f ( 'acoby-s Tigers smothered Uia Da- on. Montana, eleven. 84 to o. and Inerfbed Jawby> outfit a.i being a powerful team th st will bo hard0 beat."Tlie Bruins will taka Iha field thU

ftemoon for a icrimmsge against _ , ;oach Jay Thompeon's Kimberly JW |

^•^■■’ n'iC ala '^nrae-noW • " i Fllir Wildcats and Buhl Indl-

na, IradlUonal ririlt..w iU meet n tho Buhl tield In anoUier- Big len e<Mifertnca till. FHer. reported- PC r with ona of the strongeat teams of er1 the school's history, h is been open leavily favored up to dato and,out}i ddfd more fsJtoirew W flay by;and i mothering Eden, 47 to' 0." On Uio, and ' ther hand, Buhl has been polnUns i try a IT tho Flier game and ahowed sur-' teaw rlM . strtngUi hy outplaying Uw! and i owerful Caldwell Cougars only to fresh »e a 8 to 0 ferdlct , .Twin Thlrd-Blg Ten Ult on, Uie slat«.Ji*tif

enda tho bis and itrong Rupert sKy I Irates to American Palls to me«t Uie e n-unkninm quanUty. Rupert, after talles tnauierlng8hoaliono30to0,lsn«l- force mlly a toplieary favorite In this olscai istrlct. Ibaska-------- Twfl Claw A ame* WhT»o CJ0S5 A. non-Big Ten, con-|o f s i

irenu gamea'are on schedule fo r'tu lt rldW-XomKllllon, Kimberly in- brail sdlnc the Oooaing Held and Oak- two j ry making Uie Ulp ta Jerome for maUc night game.'Uttle hot been leam- and•. « far aa comparative dope Is tackli uieemed. Jerome. Oakley and Kim- 183 t ;rly teams haTe.demonitrafed con-. haa b (Jerable power, while Ooodlng, ra t- elevet 1 as ono of tho best tn tho divl- on. lias yet'lo make ft slart.Nortli aide Cla^ B compeUUon Em ;aln turns V»m tha unknown man lanllty with • Fairfield invading ent o ichfleld ahd K in rm U tmvellmr pUyirI lUsermsn. A mlx-up Ui sched- tHy bi cs. with no change reported, leaves to mt itBliOM rchPdiiled for two pamfJ. • ncro&a IB agslatl Dlctrlch a t Shoahone: time. Id the other against ItaUey a t ords'l allty.' — - - I -v i e SouUi.8 id i.C U ss -J l. |a m u .te n d .f lu ^ uU f/ort ffl'JIafWfri andDeclo while Olenns Ptrry will In - ' i

ide E(!cn for a non-conftrcnee'"!'• _______________ . : of Uie

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C a r d i n a l s , 3 9 T o 0 ^ 2 !

DETROrr, Sepl. 38 (AV^The Dc- to 0 v }tl Ltoni opened defense of th tlr dlnals.Itlonal league professional foot- TheII title tonight wim ft driving, 33 wlUi i

ip io n s H u m b le d B y I

i S ou th ern M ethodU t. S ta n fo rd 's fi es" lob m uch w hen (hey opened » k a w hllew nsli v ictorj- 13 to 0 . ’ tag . Uoos, SU tnford quarter, is gt }ughlnn, S a n ta C lara end . T h ree c I ta (4 1 ), U a ss l(1 6 ) and G u n th e r (

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WellsCandiate' j lForJobofEndjL

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■Twin Faijs Gridster Most'c'aiii ' Promisiiio ' Prospect j

at U.I.S.B. tc«;_____• ■ caUe

POCATJXLO, Sept, 38 - The Job of enl oil Uia 1JJ8 Tiger team is h « r open to all comen. Not one of thoce out has earaed a letter a t tha t spot snd only Charlta Norby ot Rupert _ _ Uld Nick FeUlt of Pocalello had a H Iry a t the poailon during Ura J93S ^ seawn. Both tcale at 18t pound*, f u d are 5 feet 9 Inches talL Among I. treshman pnwpccts, John Wells of I rwin nU s looks most promising, r . HaTi;ig won two leltcn on tho var- L d iKy high Khool team, ffeavfeac of L ' iie end turnouts a t 183 pounds, and h i lallest a t sU feet two, Wells may K :orce lils wphomore opponenta Into OT' llscard. He is also a baseball and laskotbaU player. ^

Whea teteran T headT M -H anks ■ >f Bu;)ey returned to claim js T igtr I^W uit this fall, Coacli Ouy Wilks en iraU icd.a.slgli ot relief. Kanka' | wo years of vanity training auto- >). naUcally give him a ipct a t tackle ind his iKlp at coaching other » - ackle proipects Is Invalualile. At u , , ,83' pounds, h t Is Uio lighUat he « '5 laa been In yean, and fs ffve fe«( g |„

met.PUjIng Second Y c« Mlnr

E m nt Brooks of Butley Is lead HLIk' non In the running guard a.islgn- , nt on tha Tiger team. Brooks Is * ilaying hi* second year on the ra r - p r r : lly squid..as a result of hts ability ' ^ o mm-e his 178 pounds of w tlghl ^ crou Un. playing field In rccord Ime. He holds screnil sphni rtc - j ^ H ^ ' I n track. [ ■Vle-DeJuUiii of Jerome,-|-=feet M

Mdncii:faQndlerot-niue!e.-iSrft^vrtT ran on Ute guard lat. Vfc digs ghl In wlih Ills heavier teammsles < F nd can u.iually count for his share i’i^ f Uieasstgnod work,He has a p rtf - ] ; 3 rtn.M for backfleld work, bul his ulld If ag(ln.<il him. Ho Is probably • H 10 hardest worker. on the wjuad.

- ........... ......... .................. " " T T> 0 victory over the Chicago Car- rallle inals. ! ljut 1The Lions thrilled 15,000 f a n s :____IUj a tptedy offensive. •• ------

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H go in g don n — fnsi— u n d e r as Bai ce o th e r Broncos w ere a b » T],e e r ( < 3 ) . - , ^ Photo. | organij

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Biermaji‘Tid Over Gophe

NEW YORK. Sept. 38 MV-Tht'old lupply ot co1ng towels, shook Ui« moU railed his t in t Monday momlng footbal

Aa prise puplU from scattered tKtloni lomo of them already alngUig Uu bluea leaior rapped for ftltenllon. Issued ft war :aUed on his old star student, Bennie Bli •ecltalloD. •—

Professor: "Bemie, hav t you tver w . itAri] of the law of gravltallon? SveiyUilng lhat goes up musl come ™

down. Aro you I]^ S S S S S m d lt

I B g g H B winning forever?

;■ > ^ v j W 'h M t l n » ft tloelfi" W a B h in g to i i^ ”‘ ° leam ia our op*j|^;

Ington w'asn't asldlJ* ■ 2 9 I H itood a t tomo ot;|^^

Uie Big T e n i ° ” ' ^ ^ ^ S S S S " U t m $ win be fn

r S u p l a i w U ^lUt (hen llie Ruskles will be belter 7 “! 1 Uien. too. I can't say yet wlieUier re'ro as good as last year." V r Prolessor: 'S till a slirlnking v io-i,!?

:t, eh» You'll get along. What aboul 1“ “ 1, Jimmy,”\)lmmy Phelan, W uhlngton; "Wo n< iet .about as tough a baU club In V i Unnesota as nil last season wltli J l lie poulble exception of Southem > CalUomla and California. Breaks rd lo all Ihreo touchdowns. WIUi-

' oul thoae breaks

g tho boyr probab­ly would hare pulled and haul- T a ed up and down Uio field all day

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, Minnesota stood golf

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Ike A r m-;couijuiwfctuii y tf th .- 'F # !!j,Mwrrucuii .. UUli Uilp

Hilled lo brat Omrley State, 26 to 0 yearut we lack experience. The Rocky | ai

toss Offered Bout I",; >Vith F ight W inner ~

KEW YORK, flrpl. 31 Johrulon. promoter tor Madison ” *

juaiB..Quden,. wired Sam PUn, ” " le ,o f. Uie. managen of Barney bsa, wor;d's welterweight cham- ' [)n, offering Rom a boul wuh tha *“'5,. nner of next Friday nlglil'a flghl P«‘“ tween Jimmy McLamln and Tony m tonerl.' ' B,atnca Ros* ha.1 canceled his Ulp Sint

Australia lo meet Jack Cunoll, I'h)', hniion tald lia hoped lo make the ilcli for'laie Novemtwr. Wi

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orneil Names New [J” H cadjlow ing Coach »“ '■

m w c . t K, y , Sept. J l Mi - irruon-amnirnrformer w ssnm r'I oanman. was named head row- f* -** ; coach a t Cornell today, sue- sUng Jlnt-Wray, who was db- ‘ *™md-afi«_ih*-Pou#hk««p*U-r«J” 8;.tla in June. . , ” •,*3«j]/on) m v d uAder BoUo, e r’ 4 ity Callow and Al Ulbrickson a t Mo» UJlUUtiii,' yisauaUiir tn -» a * rR» irr-Oi •eral‘yeara ha w u a member of a. c, I Washington aUileUc club crew. sfiS, Horman Sonj'u, also a former ishlngton crew man. was named Banf/jrd's aiUslant,

me new coKCliex.arrlved today to baMi :anlu fall pracUca, his I

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OnM M M S W I I H H Uu

locim

I r l e d 'h a r d , b u t w i s b ro tig h t •Gopher In tersec tlonal foo tball i S eattle . M inneso ta m a in ta ined thi I to 7. T h e M inneso ta m ea.herflJ):=(57TMlfc-------- Si

- pis

Med Pink' Isroi

lers’ Victory SId profettor laid In ft fuU »ea«m'i ?!? loUi baUa out of hU trock coat and :bali coachea' class in lestioa today. ons ot Uia naUon trooped Into class, V I jea In mid-season style, Uis old pro- vaming agalnsi too many ftUbls, and r Blermsn ot Mlnnesola. tor Uia first

MounUln raet should b t ft Uirilier. OompeUUop promlm to ba more ^ open snd specUcUlar." I ,

llie old professor w u about to dlsmlu h it allbl cUst whta Uia door - w u'pushed opm and the familiar figure ot Bob Zuppkt o( XUloolt . emerged. ' J

Zuppke: "Good'morning, profea- }?! sor. Don’t keep us loo long. I'm ft busy man. Didn't you aee Uia whop* plfur SouUiem Cal*/amf* score X* Bgalnit Oregon State? K o n rd Joaet ^ Is bringliig t t i Trojans to nitnols sUdlum next w eet Howard, looks like you're back up there ftgaln. Wa hnd a tough tUne beaUna Depaul ^ but 1 liked the way my boys came !** from behlod In the raUi on a slip- pery field, first to tie and Uea lo win. Yep. this U my atUi season bul Pop Warner Is sUIl the real old timer. So, long. We h a n to prac- , tlce up for Uiat Trojsn“ r*volvlng “ ililft."

M a ir Annexes r Title in Toumey!-

Twin Falls Ydutli Success- Z . fully Deferitis Valley'___ CtiamDionshiD c

Exhibiting the flsshlest brandTt :alf lhal ha h u dtsployed during :iie season. Jimmy Sinclair c t Twin Pallj, youihfut defending champion, £>«' :llmbed om m front- wlUi uncanny “*• lUlI on Twin Falls county club :ou»9 Sunday to annex Uib Twin i^illi ValJe/ tournament champlon- ;hlp far tha second consecutive ^

Slnclsir's a r d of 331 for the [ruelUng M-hole grind, w u Just *®'; me stroke betUr thsn Ust 3 a card- ■d by Jimmy Winterholer of T«ln „ >allt. Frrd Slone of Twin Falls, C nuniry spoiMr. and Rupert WU- inifikon of Filer deadlocked for •‘‘I* ■ htrd honors wlUi 338 each. Cht Nine aholmakers compleled Uia 2*^

4 hol'4. While Dr. J. O, Ibolson ot ;'wlii I^lls and U U CulberUon and JJ®*' I. If. CloycK, both of Rupert, did ;o£ appear lor tlie lln ti d ty e m - ctUlon. ■ • —

Ta Jt«el»e Tropby By winning the cliamplonslilp H

Inclalr will rKe:ve the UtuUr tro- W hy, preientcd by Fred Stone, tour- WJ. cy fpowor, , . . . UWfnferholer, s( »

J lt 18 holej, held a four-itroka ■ ! iirgln orer Sinclair, but dropped )ur on Uie third nUie. SlncUlr :i\ len picked up Uiree on the fourth iM Ine. but dropped one each bn the llh tnd-'sUUi tripa-arouiid-Uie a r nks. f /4lasulta-#tret-Jlmmr-fllnclrtrrS9,- 1, 38. 33, 39, 38-331: Jimmy Wtn- A Xholer, 3J. 38, 40, 38, 38, 3J-:.333! \ • red atone, 40,'3T, 40. 38, 31. 3 7 - V

),'39, 35, 47, 43-339; Jack Rop- t | , V 40, 40, 43, 37, i3. 40-343; Jsck Oi, :o» 41, 39. 43; 43, iJ 41-349: Har- ^

. C. Fratler, <1. 41, « , 4$, 43 48-

’ ■ ■--------— PCharlie Grimm, Chicago Cubs

isnnger, h u ptsyed ht» eotfre MoMbtll car« r wlUi a sUrer pUte In rIS leg. ■ ■

P o s i t i o n. w t f t f . i i "

s t G a m e jRecord TomW es-" As Women Vie i

For Golf CrownMrs. Estelle Laws«h-Pao<

Establishes New Couraif'l Marit While ' OuallfylH); ’ lor U. S. Chpplomiilp,, I

- m o M m In tb e iM ta te p i ' . Of h e r ce leb ra ted tow nam an, - T ony M aoero , w)u> * ’gurprlse by c a p tu r in g th e 1939; open tit le , M rs. Este lle L aW -' aon Page, a re en a b o ro , M. ,C., a ta w e re d - th e - d o p eate ra . t o - . d ay w hen abe a h o t a c o u rs e , reco rd -sm aah lng 78 to w in th e quallfytor n rdaJ & tJ» U, & «»•-> - men's-ffoU cham^onslUp. ' .*" S h e toured Uit par n Canoe • - Brook Oountry club iftyout to 40- •38 as th t clipped two itrokci oft ■Uie former compeUUra itandard. - Only a U foot w U ttaal ran over Uie final cup . aad stopped a few . loeltet past deaJed b e r* par-equal*.Un* re u a l

nToritea CetM ThiMgh With Uia 31-yttr-old Ur*. P t n ‘ •

s h o i ^ th t wiy, ftU or tb t pre« ' toumameiK favorltM «amt Uuenih',. . l« tnm.ttTU ’With ftl tm llhhit, «h. 'o r seorlnf WU furprlilar to t i l t '

playen u It w u lo Uit experts.- Owlna to U u >Ut o t Ult fltld '

and darkocA Uu qualltylag test was so t GomplsUd. >Outetii.pUy*_ _.. era wlU flfiUb Uulr leuods t«aor«;row momini. When play w u call* led, 86 playert had tcoret o t W o r ' lower, and 14 wert bhiekeUd ftt 91 ' -neceasiuung ft play oft in tb t momlns for ih t remalnlBf alar* ' placas.

Runner-up shoUnaklai he&on > wera shared by PaUy Btrr, and Jean Kyer, Ann Artior. Mich. Tbey wrre bracketed wlUi lOa, • • •

Only two of eevea foreign ton* Undtra made Uit p a d t.

Canzonerl Meets ^ Jimmy McLarnin—

-NTW-YORK.Japt. M m - A 'l t t * 'T round enfagement between Teny Camonerl, f o r m e r ' li|l it* e * lb r* ^

j champion, «"i< Jimmy UclAtnln, .I Vancouver Irishman, to b t held In UadUoa Bquara Garden n n t FH*-day night, headlinet Uils week's na tlonal botlni program.

Two champions a rt bUled In ortr*'Uu weight bouU. John Henry Itwls,Uie Ught heavyweight .king, ace ti Red Bunaaa ot BaiUmort te a 1»- ' rounder a t Ct>le«|o M k y , aad Mika Beliolst. recognised In Kew York sUla u feaUurw»l|ht UUa holdw, goes asalnst Al Bplna. Port­land, Ore« la to nmnds at.PorUaad— TMesday.

J-TEAM5H.'AMEJUCAN

NEW YORK W» *- Final Ameri- can league standings, sliowing gamei won and lost, pertenUge, and tiaal pulUons in 1938:

iM l

o r o i i r _____ _ s » T 7 t~ 4 i^ t -Chlago __ . .. 81 '71 ' J36-SWashington ____S3 7t 43$-«CleveUnd _____ 80 74 J I» -3DosUb ________ 74 St 4 U - t .SL LooU _ _ _ 67 »S J76-T Philadelphia 93 190 J4C-S

NATIONAL NEW YORK (iTV-Flnal NaUonal

league tundmgi, sliowing pmea iron and loit, percenUge. and Uit 1935 finish for eacli club:

U sta o b t - W. .U Pet.Year

■few Yotk_______# : 6Z 4JT-34 L l« a lS - ._ _ J—LS7 t r .S6S-]dilraga _____ S7 S7 M - lNlUbnrg '_______H 78 J4S -4Unclnnati _ _ 7 4 S9 .481-4Boston.,________ 11 S3 .Uroaklyn_______ 67 87 A »i-8ndUdeipkU-;____ U IM 4S t-7

TlckiH H Ik*‘M e t - aad • 'p S ttK — t|ialU.M fl<HafKDafM liM »po Ua »l (k« M M • • • tkafs «wtaaUt CMtbtoaSt* wiik'»T«T Na. TMtiOlllHq^^ . Tt»Htt r ih . la».

"aUOPNANS-WkAmft

H l K lillllCE c r f B l : I I I B |' Motors, Spiolallles Takers ' “ ■ ' Lead; Prolit-Taklnj |~

Sh a J e s G ains ■ !“— IB*

H A R K E f s T r A G L A N C ^ ! !KEW TORS. Sept. n i f H etocks — Plrtn; moloti, »p«-

• eltltles iMd (tukt sdnnce. ~Bend) — Mixed; FKndi lu u u ^

emtlc.c u r b — Irwtular: Jtideti I'flct

nrtflf both in j i .P trd in exclumsM — Noml- w

n»l; onJy pound, lowrr, tnd fd mmjtO it ir . ■ “

oottcn— niiher; h u ry nUni:tn d e u d fcrnisn burlnr- ^

f in |ir — Steid;; eommlaloa Lowbou» buylnj. , <«

Ban UcUqe. KZCom ^ Wetk; innueneed bjr gygtj

w httt. 4^1O ttu * .- About (tw d;. 3^1Host - Steadr to tOc up; top

•<1930.------------- 3Si.■ ■■■ --- ■■ ________ : 3Ki ■

B r m O E B tC X QitRDNEB 3 ^ . (AMOditod P rea nn tnc lil Wrtt«r)

NSW YORK. Sept M WJ - n - 3«» n ucU l narkeU ctnenllr derlred JU»

v fnrtherehetftodirftorattiBnioTe- f* « n e n t to lUblUxe leidtne Interna* Sl tl( ii^ cum adei tnil from ttie pro* I m a lm trend exlilblted br dome#* « i tie tBduitiT. •

• • atoeki, »W1» enwunterln* con* tlderable proflt*UkInf. on- Itie vhole m a n ird lo emerje » llh " J '

®*ainiof fm tlouatoapolntorniore ** ” . .irllb.niolon u d ipccUlUet Uklns , , . ,

, - . Miny ewporalloa bondi ■ edjed jS *; Ucber, ilthouib m lU la f n i ap*

' T^e w ent* ttep tow rd itductaf _ the tUled nJue of the Irane, « lth . tb* aid of Oreat Britain and Uw ^ J " TWted SUtea, found moet flnan* dalQ Btrtn*Inaireem ent»lU iU ie

. plaa to brine thla mooetwy unit ^ lato better alignment with Uie doi* ^ U r tnd Ul* pound. ‘

H ji Auoaated Preti a n r a n of N (tedu adranccd 2 ef • point . . P *

• to BW. •m a tfen toUled l.4S0^» « aharti. ®*

Share tradlnr ilarted a t a f u t d ip wlUi Tlitually all dcM m ents paitldpaUn* In the forward m h .

' Bcailtfnr Beoa Appcwt . . Kew But realUof w u oet lone In Uonti

' n a U s f tu appearance and extrtae —la ln t wtre loon ahaded or cancel*

cd m a a n r Initancei. I t v u noted xev• the Toluoe dwindled appreciably per c oa Utt »emoi flurrto, wlUi. many ft,m „ ttwe» ihowlnt p io n o u i^ reelit^ Tlm

,u c e . . U JJ71' foreign exehange traniaetloni

-•ww#' watehed'BJor* eloaelj_eTen t^., ; Uian'itocki. The pound lU rilni fell . . j j , -back-aore-than-J-cenU -and-U io i V .

Trench unit RCOTctediubtUnUallr.• Chm ler.eharei to t up tround a

6*rear top wlUt a net gain ot Ui <. p o ln U ;a t.l» K Studebaker. tnoit yy*

aetlre H *ue.of Ul* day. gained I a t . O U i e n -rtflecting predie* q X Uoni jof * brlik ie m u d for new

oodek. «f U» a a i te t toon, iDCtDded Bodnn a t ISK. Kath ITK aod Bectrio Auto*Ut« UM.■ SitemaUfl&il lUephone, aecond UreUnt ftock df Uie teatloa, Jump* ' NE? ed a point to I I Newi of nbel.auc* mone?

_oe»e*Ja-U i# flpanlih jdTll war. W it broken U i^ b t . may have Intplnd cent: i ■bujln* In UU* teue. The company JU pei haa large holdlnp In Spain. Banl

Some ralU reiponjftd lo Uie con* » day Unued flow of .bright eamlnp aUtemenls. H*S/ie

. - nedlCOTTON « r « I

NBW TORK. Sept. 38 W - Tha le n en l' cotton market doted 9 to M pelnU net higher. • new

I I tug&r ^BAB BILVCB ' for IDC

m Jw YORK. Sept M - Bar ym „ e lln r iteady and unchanged from aoTem l u t Priday a t 4 iS t .dranc

^fW IN FALLS MARKETS ^. . pricet" n » Tvta rilli dtJwet BUktl jm-

Mrtty WM u teu m : potllto

QDdevMi&t buUDm. n.,i_l» -J» toiurti ____ M.« lo It.M

BM<7lnitCtlRl.ZJM00lt>.M.1>IOt>.U «nB gl P tekbt tow. ao pm ndi. JMJ te « « thirtyk

—~ erin btPtBittT tIeU) dllUTt pnn r»B«b)

cetend W W « tti.Cdm d best. 4 lo < Ita________ Ik . LOg a S > ' ^ 1 * “*• --------g LOS

S S S i 'r ’’nr'S,V;cr” / ,J u ^ . .— 'U f f re bwuci. Mt ta a I t t . __ ut Bulle

FrMan ERi :SSfuS?&“ ,---------t s s

bm u candled-o ’.-ir(im»-7<ertMm»."H8r’U ";.tu i

J lBflull BkU. Ho. H — H.W ta fijo M ’fWFnloe ------- --------------------- .» ,« JU to <

dniB lad tun FMd S—broU Ko-powxl. let. _________I 31 ern IV

y v i!S r - ^ - = j ^ ; y .

u » u » p«r i u a ----------- ia « a Jte i,etu l>. a a y ...■■. . - 7 - im u

n w keUbi. '} ? ’S5?,*****’ WsthUi

t o S e iw i a ]i>. t

. . .

Stook Market Averages '(OEopCid i t n « AiieeUUd rrM>) *

JJ .« i rd tr — MJ 40.1 to j eiJ

« = s i m SJ s!au him — R.0 4U u .t n.e m to* _ TJ.4 . joa o.« U.T n t blstl — 7U 9U 44.T .M.I

m lov _ iTJ I.T 33a IIJttt hUb .^i&a ]u .t I t u jM.tm to* _ I 1 4 __ BM IU IU

Trend of Staple Prices

NEW YORIC Bept. 3» - The At- • oelaled P r tu weighted wholeule . irice Index of 35 rammodJdet to* ay declined to 80.U.PrcTlout day 81.17, *fek ago «1,«.

lonlii ago 79.S3, year ago T7J<.'Range of recent yeara;

1838 i m 1034, 1033n g h ____ B1.47 7Mg 7<54 6933 ____O V _____ 71JI 7 l « 81A3 41,«(IMS aTerage equaU 100.)

NEW YORK, Sept. 2J Ml - Bond -------uoUUoni: k>;t 47:B2_______________ IIJ37 IMl 43*45 „„ 108.13

Cl tn .«i Jim« " 108,4Xl 41*43 M arch_________ lOO.l aih«^ r4 1 " ................ ..................1»;<«.<4-4«^----------------------m ,d a S o4( 4B^» _______________10037 Am *i l 49.51 -----------------------10(1.13 J S i;

4«*48 ........ ....................IM30 Am 0,81-65 . • 1043d fM Tt

:• Ki.AA im 'n Amtnei t «-4T _______________IWil l 48-81 __________10118 Awabci l 81-54 ___t .... .......... .. 101J9

Federal F a m Slortgage Scuurr 4 7 _______ J___..............1M3 Ourr *

« — — T .......Heme Owner* Loan ciniduA53 ---------------------- ------ 103JIt 49 ---------------------------101.19 ‘ia 43-44 _______________10133 cni M_________ _________________ o n i ,

FOBEIQN EXCHANGE Co^C MEW YORK, Sept. 38 W >-T»d- ; In foreign currendet wat again oom s h t today, as Uio Prench diamber depuUea debaled tha franc.de- o m r

luatloo plan, aod moet dealings curUu re in Uie pound tterUng. Only a S*‘ * r traotacUont were reported In g S ta J ench franci. d m nnw pound doted a t t4J)4'iidown . cenla. Vi fraoci. a dosing n ta 033 cents was quoted, a gain of Ocatni of a ccnt. doting New York 0 ^ ^

change rates follow; France de* m d o md 5.33; cables S33; (.lontreal In Ooodje. w York W J9«: New York In mtieal 100.03H.

I O ntt I'METALS

‘JEW YORK. Sept. 28 «V-Oop* } « «,» r quiet; electrolytic ipot and ■uro 19.75: export lOKi. ■ , Johm i tin;. flteady:-apoi and beariiy.I37ti to M5.80; future 'I45J3H u lu io 4833. McKNii:<ad:- Steady: "ipot New'York “ |J“ ‘ 80 to I4.SS: East SU Loull |4.4S. Uns'dulIi'Sut St.'LouU Ipot and' uiwoui: iiro M.8J. Iron, quiet. No. 3 fob.Item Penntylnmia 830.50; Bu(* kuh \0 tIPM; Alabama I13J0. jj.i ^ Uumlnum 819 to m . g l lntlmony,.tpot I13J0. K.i ro, JulsktUrer 189 to 153. » r c t »UUnum$«. . w J h i Volframlte 81535 to tlSJO.

— raeUMMONEY s = :

nsw YORK. Sept. 28 Wl - Coll . „ ney: Steady; 1 per cent all day. ” •rime commercial paper per NEW t : Steady; 60 dayt to S months o n i; t per cent otfered. ptcka 2

lanken acoeplanets unchanged; 27^e; da)ia/16*H :eOioM days3/18* 2<c; dli 4 monUis U-3/10; 9 lo fl monUu crage cl 5/18. . 20 10tedlicount n te , New York re- pacb : re bink, IK per cent. ■ to 28c;

------- Whlt(StlOAR nearby

BW YORK. Sept. 38 Wl - Raw premliu i r w u unchanged loday a t X « tpoU with no ttle t reported. 3ulures were less active and price dudlng rements were Irregular. After «hange anelng 3 to 8 polnU In new crop we: lUoni on acattered commission by and i»-buylt>#,-th»-m attrt-w aH «d g g g g : er renewed llquIdaUon. Plnal ^ to ‘ t t were net unchanged to 3 K> < lU lower. wlUi Uie Norember 30 t-> • Uon Ihowlng the maximum de* 30H lo e. Balet 7300 Uins. Clialng; 33 to orember 14B bid;'Januaiy-J.4« «M t. 1 M anh 3.43 bid; May 143 bid; broa-nt,

’ 3.44 bid: September 3.48'hld. by -.nd eftned w u unchanged a l 4.78 for 1° 37c; •

gnnulated for prompt and nearby ty-dty eonlnclt. although raos* PuH«U : lera are allofflng a dltcount of p a i»n!« nU per 100 poundi on tugar de* by large -ed during the f tn t ten days nnd cents per 100 pounds on dellr- BAN1 between Uie tenth and Iwen- SAN i > d»y- ' Butwr,

-------- • JO-33HiLOB ANGELES PRODVCC medlumi M ANQELES, Sept. M C-T) - Clw»-’ !lptar Butter 140.700 lbs; cheeie 0 lbs; eggs none. . I: lU r - l-0 3 tcore 37Hc; 3-91 'o, *1: a 34Uc; 3-00 icore 3<c; 4 - ^» 33HC. ■ • « £ 5 tot t : 1—candled dean ex tru 37c; Potato andled large- standards 33‘ic;»ndled medium exlras 38Sc; 3 - “ 35; c lied medium itandanls 25c; 1— Netted ( Ued imall extras 20c. * *330, Wi-ult«7 : l- ljc n t; Leghoriis', under “ “ blna Ibt. 14c; 3 -3 ! i to 4 Ita. 15c; «> Ter 4 lbs. lOc; 4-henj, colored, lo 4 lbs. 20c; 5-over 4 lbs. 23c; •<> 'roUen, 1 to l,!i Ilu. 30c; 7 - li«« 13.

l«_lo 2‘l lbs. 30c;_8-;Lfyf«l * iomt, 254 io 3 Ita. lOe; l l - 35 ilen,„,Barred Rodu, over 3‘V .18e; t3-oihers 20c; 18-ducks; CV. under 414 Ita. 12c; 17-old 01110/

18-«eeie 16c; ij-tu rkey i; trr ' u^ (ig-loms, M to l8 lbs. IBe; 20- w .n,-4ii

Jote:'nutter key: 02-extru; 91 ■ m llnla;.»o-slandard; »wte „

— ''— — moutn K

OMON8 inCAOO, Sepu 38 Ml (DSDA) ont: Buppllet Including truck i ^Iptt heavy. Demand ilow. tnar- 11 nou about (leady. Idaho, Ulah and 4: ihlngton: Valencla.i UB. No, 1, colored b. tacks, uo talct rtported* unaii c<

0 — L. f ' j : : ' " ' I l l i j j i j L . .

S '» 7 7 . 6 0 — a THAT VM PLUM8 IKIG ^ H O U S E

AUERAT10KJS. SA ID 1 OIDM'T V ° F O R O E R y ^ ---------

. N E W Y C

irffliani<Dr Tbt Aiweltttd Pnu) Pmir

lllll) Low Cln* PennsI™"

l ? S S ^ - ^ - ^ r - ’S-ESf‘ ‘S i ! -S '* s s s

. * for Powtr — 1 , 7 B4(e»,! £ S f 'L = S , . .g : s SSI,

,S ! : ' . S ^ r i . • S S l K f f L z S i S u S K ,iwod. Copw _ 40, a f , MU souUi bboa T ds a r _ to>i 7»u n l , aomm

r Add ucti ___ a i S3'i HUndir rieklni ____»>, 39 39 ouwus . * s ; - i ! ! : 1!“ i ? 'K ‘SjaJTSiSS z Z M 'i Mji w ji 5SS,"M * omo^— M.. n l ,n ! unacn

s i s s i s

S - v » ; r i ‘S i n i i p s | ; SX ooirtnu » _ ij% »>, u a nI lioutnrm _ _ }’, 31! u B Bl«SJia»lrd Oil ---- 13^ 13>i islj vtotdlt ou Del ,, S3'., 33U 3}>4 Waten|> Producu _ _ _ loji n«i n j i WwUniUu Wrimt ----- 4 . . l i i e ^ Wooln» U u d w a _ _ 4 tU 41 41i ‘ 5-«S“= |g ! r i S „

!!!| S ; u ! S•tont nubtxr _ Jlj , 21>! u i i Amtnnenl n « _____49 «J * " I Dup»frenl rwxSi ___ 4S 39 * M ; g " * " '

- 1; , r * S ' ‘ Si?«lcJ DlU t_______I3«J 131-, 13 i {?«*««drew Rubbff__3I|, 23i| 23 ■d}«tf nubber PM03 » n ! « « »'tuuB n u j» ____3*i J li 2 I H»Uon«It Kortb nr p t_ 40 ! 40U 40ii N 'w *It W«t fluor _ j j ' t 11 31(1 Buuhits Motor._!____ 2i | J!j 2 j j " “ ,Cmlnl ■■ . 3J1, JJ 27 ! TtthnlcIIinMUr _ _ t3^ a>i 13 iTO ?i 1 I?'’ 81MII UtDrilit ----- lit i in% 111 i”K « r f : , g i ; ' , S ; f S ! o ’lBlcaon Alktll _ 3 I '.« Si U j:Niport TIB „ 11 »i 91. AntrlctD ia p e r _ _ llj i!i t»i Heeirte

— -*«?, TOwntlouil Pteirie pt“n ” t ’ s'* «'* PinmoiIraiMT Wtnl _ 49>i 4tn 4l>i N.UODtI ' J E n : S : S!: 3 ; SiSS"Cuh R*g A _ u > . u<: 2l(> c n tP 'D tltT -----------21!j 34ii K«. AmDuullnt _____so«, 3t ^ joii CurUMr o w & Li» — u u in i m \H l< A IlUit__^ 4 3 , 3 > Jtauuy

h Afflrr Oo _ 3IH U • 91 (b«ra pioUle _ JIU 27 k 37 { UauaUi114 Uotor _ _ U>i 11 i 13 k Wtlktr 1

NEW YORK rnODTICE . youn; EW YORK.' Sept, 38 (,T>-Eggt Bu‘K ; ttendy; mixed 'n tdh, ipeelai HtUed; Es 28 U SS'ic; itandardi 37>i to 34 to 3 c; fln tl 2i! lc ; medlumi 32 to tm fin dirtlei. No. 1, 23 to 23Hc; av*

:e clieeks 10 to 22c; undergrtdcs ceatrall lo 24c; relrlgeraton, special u 20!i.to 3Tc; sUndardi a U wf™ f 8c; flnU 34',4' to » ! ic . fresh ghites. resale of premium marks ' t y medlumi 28 lo 29c; nearby _ iliim marks 4{l lo 42c; exchange lail 36 to 39c; exchange stan* „ ” * 7 It 31 to 33c; faney mediums In- ing premiums 3< to 38c; ex- Ige medium* 28 .to 33e; netrby ’~ 1 ® western pullets 23 to 25c: w ar- nd..westem T)Mweea-20 to 31e: n t^ W r- lu m b n n d -p ie^ u m a 'a 4«c; Pacific com. tpeclols 0 42c; Paclllc coast tlandardi0 <0; Pacific cou t medlumi10 31 He; Pacific eoost, pullets , .f**™

lo 33c; refrtgentora.- Pacin:1, largo fancy 30*i lo 33c;•ns, exlra fancy 38 to 40c; near- Illd M ttcm jpecIM packs 30 „ 'c:»Mtem«t*ndanl.»28 lo » : ; “ by mediums 28 to 3c9; ncttby ■U 20 to 22',jc; duck egst, ex- " irge fano- 34 lo 3Jc; olli?r near- p i irge fancy 31 lo 33e.

FRANCISCO PRODUCE ti FRANCISCO, Sept. 28 Ml - _ tr. score: 93-38«c; 91-31c; 7 1 3Hc;e9-33c. Egg*, large,35'i; ™ J umi, 3flHc; smalLr ISHc. m: Flau. I9!ic; UlpleU IDc. ,?low: w Ib, sacks central Cat- i! ? ;‘. la wllowi 40 lo 60c: Urge Sic , ,; red wcatherfleld 11 to $135; * *1 11,10 lo 8133; white bollen . ,

latoei: Back cwt CallfdroU dWilct long while IMO lo rI: ,;

I combination $133' lo 81.80; “ a Oems Oregon US. 1, 83 lo Waihlnglon UA 1.83 lo »2,10; 7

.lnalJon-81JO'lo"»lAO; No. 3 to 8t.C0. ’Jllrr: Broilers 21 to 2:c: fry- J lo 21c: old roosters 10 to iJc:12 to 2Jc: (luck! 13c; harei 5 to 12c; roaiters !0c; tguata

’*®''. _____ lower at

CHICAGO PRODUCE ’ ,ICAOO, Sept 28 Ml - Poui- Into itOiLlTe,_l^car.J< tn icki;_Jteaay:___■ '.i poundi up ^)c, lea than c i iou])dl-I$«|>lff1iom-hen»>]}e;-i— OHIOy0 4 pounds up riymouth rock potatoes . white rock I8c. colored 15c; tn c k 31 lhan 4 pounds Plymoulti: and salurdio ' rock l*c. colored H'.jc: Ply- suppUa

cd 15c; leghorn.and btreb'tck u . S. Nens 13c; roosten He; leghorn il» ..i:.4era 13c; hen turkeys 19c, toms tieally fNo. 3 turkeys 18c; old ducks ends 81pounds up Kc, young whlto Russit f1 4ij pounds up 18»c. young comblna ed 13c, amall white ducka 13c, MtCIure 1 colored Uc; old ge<» 13c, Brown I

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------ ■ to U fCfita tUHKR .(EW TOIUt. SfjlL 21 (IV-CuJb quo.tncin 8upn -------- 31: third 1attr )IU1 u d euUltM _____toitial e u i« B te lrto ______ li:r timiet ----------- ----------- 3 Jctrtc Bond tnd anu t - w lj o n r;me nond tod afti« pf____n>, ,,5!?.:U UiniDg ------------1 _____14 * Hogs:. Inrw -------------------------- j i , noleilloDal I>oirtr tad Ll|bt b p( _ to g- att

............— butchen* Lui „ 3ii few cthniwior — ' - — » Catt.

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Elb- ujdf. Twin ^11 from 1

Jnre*. TniHi ' *8 to JvluD rower tad Uitif — I» : few-«d

— >21 m * t tincui~O 4>-u>d-SK U U-_.40ti cows •imoimt Pleluie.--------------- 12»i cuter |tentl Dlscult--------------------30J1, to m ;It Motm* : 2 *1*1t» «tc. C o .-------------------» : load WAmtneui Arittloa _________ ico bk*..u« w n ih t ------------:-------- sik ,

I^u is miBm lnickc{ibtr !>out««.------------------ t.u lot meiitry ro tttM *____________ 11.40 117 tjoi

Silt U kt Mlaloc aun Clir Coppw _ n J 3 lo r.eo 133 pou(tr ulniDg-------------IIJO 10 1141 en , K

feeden

ny 15c. STutter: recelpla 11,001 lubj:,un- ST. led: creamery-apecUli (93 Kore) D A )-I « 34>ic; extras (92) 33Mc: ex* to cho: flnU (00-91) 32>i lo 33c; finis 810.10: 89) 31<i to 33c; standards (90 305 Ib. ;rall*ed carlots) 33c. better 1igi; Receipts 4737 cases; steady: medlun tl flnU .local 2<Ic. cars 28>ic: 8835 to h gnded fInU local 35c. u n CalUi c, current receipts 33He. Iy chol

-------- 19.80; IEVAPORATED FRUIT 8835 l«

EW YORK, Sepu 38 (/THEvap- ateen I ed apples unquoted. , H 35 t.■unea: Steady;. CallfomU <»* down;

fl M o 7c; Oregon (30-10s) MJO; n e n »5 1

}ricoti: Steady: choice 13c; ex* Sheet rholce 14^ie»-fM>e>-18i.^ lo ifi* f laches; Sleady; ilandard on- choice 1 ed; choice O'i to 9>ic; ex th to 8350 cs 9»; to 10c. / to I4J0ildns: Steady; loose muick*8!tc; choice to fancy aeeded 8'.i Uc; seedless 5n to 8c. -n twss: Sleody: Csllfomla fincy. k Million 9c; Adriatic, fancy 'V rA ‘*J ; Kadota unquoted. .________ 8I0.M; I

"0TAT0¥ aRKETS~ I■ packing

OS ANOELES POTATOES j^Sjvr'jIS' ANOELES. ScpU 38 Ml' (U cattleA)-PoUloes; Sack cwt, Call* te r r Hi'

la Della district Long Whlto about 1to 8235; comblnaUon 81.35 to 250 ion

; Netted Oemt Oregon U. a m c if •113 to 8330: Waihlnglon 82 to *arlr t; combination 81.80 to 81.90; M.75; e: I liO It 81.60. J<,mr;-.or

— loads h(IDAHO POTATOES ' tr t tSi(

AHO PALLS. Sepu 25 Ml (UB up to I— Shipping point Informitlon toSaturday. • 13per VaUey: Caroads f/j.b. cash dlum gn: lo dealen: Ruttelt UB. 1 cowa 84ly 8IJ8. a few bett hlgher.-UA tuu,lUy 950. A few higher and low* « so - .uraU In,plain begs SJc to |t.-A , 9. ipomu lower. . Ilh to growen bulk per cwt: sheeneta UB. I mostly 81 ddlvcrtd no eailrarehouie«,-An-oeeaalonaHlot m U v - i■ a t certain points. UB. 3 80 lo jambv 1Some dealen not buying. Boms rr-few -e n holding otf. Sloek going commonstorage at tome points, ^ to '83^.

'c illC A aO ivfATOEB “ ■ CT HOAOOrBepV3»5(ff>(U-e-MV —CHIC, tees:_Recelpts 189 carloads; on —Hogi: ; 337 ;.total U. S. shipments|tlve, m< rday W : Sqnday 41; xteady: Fridays lla H b ^ , d ta u id good; uck - sows uni

" No.^1*^I*jS l o ^ 3 i r ^ k e r 81030;83.40; U. S. No. 341,80; prac*. poundaly free from cuts and clipped and ext

81,70 to 81.75: Washington 88; thliIt ^uriianks U. S. No, 18233; holdoreiilnatlon grade 81.00: Colorado CaUietures U. B. No. 1 8IJ5 to 83J5; 3500; ycn BeauUes U. S. No. 1 8135 to «-eIghty

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13; Oregon Ruuet Burbanks, culls supi (1.40 to 8IJ0. I tmaJ

LIVESTOCK MARKETS S_____________________________ Close

DENVER LIVESTOCK DENVER,Sepu28- ( U S D A I -

:atUe: RecelpU 7000; calres 500: '** ilow; tlabgHler' 'clii«^'~o'iwn!ng round ilcsdy; fed mixed yearllngi f '® ' 9.(»; fed steen 89,15 lo 8950: fed lellcn 87J3 to 88.75: somo held ilgher; realen 89 down; fcw'bulls 1.50 down; few cows 81.35 to'84i0; fhar isny held above 85; cutter gradtn '“ nl trgely 83 to 83.75; stocken and eeden plenUful; IndlcaUons weak “ u t 9 loarr on tleen; load feeding helf- high r» M. .' _ sidcrHugs; RecelpU 3300; 14 singles bulk

Iretl; 14 lo CallfomU; opening jUie: slow; itrong to 15c higher to kl lan Priday; early tales light and breec ledlum weight butchen 810,35 to Inn 10.30; amall lols 81035; llltio donen other butchen; good aowi large- ___ _'■89'to 89iO lUlcll^amooih ell* 8A ible tllghUy higher. 60Shwp: RecelpU . 25,000 ; 3900 38 \H irough: early eitlmatcs Includes jjoo: I c sn eres; bsUnoe range lamta Callf rty Itltle done: 'Opening sales poun ucked lo lamta about steady a t 88 aren I 88M: tome held higher; asking ji* $ cady lo slrong on carloU: talking ca ' ■oitiT steady lo weak; about one <iesin ilrd of run feeden; nothing done, cd gi

OGDEN UVESTOCK and t O Q OEN ,Sept.28(;!l(USD A)— 88iO ogs: RecelpU 820; slow, market quo'.« >l eilabllihed early: talking steady graii ■ around 810 to 9 lO .I\on best good lichen: mixed k l ! ) d i . j^ down; poum ir ctrly sales sows 87.50 to 87.75. 85 to Cstllo: ReeeipU 23JO; m’oderately venlei lire; early sales sleady; top steen She JO on 31 head ex tn good kinds short om local feedlot: car good 1193 medli iund'Idahai.87; few loads Idaho] sorle< 10.8835; load Idaho hellen and poun<

w-oddlo'* loU 'drire- «io.ms 85 10 lO fTmedium and good 88.« 8133.10 81 JO:.Ioad feeders 81: ter grades 83 to 83JO; bulls 8135 ix

85; good realen 87J0 lo BJO: uo< r .light stock calres 88J0; par s D . id weighty realen 88.10.' ' d v e Sheep: RecelpU 20.170: few loU 11033 ackcdln lamta early 87J5 lo 87J0; cal : medium ewes 8235; Sunday, car aiead< 7 pound UUh ewes 83J0: 4 loads ,ome 3 pound mUedUUhi,motUy feed- to 88 I, 83.15; load 113 pound UUh cradc rden 81.75. . Caii

------- — to89JST. JO SE ni UVE.STOCK calves

3T. JOSEPH. Sepu 38 Ml (US She 0 - H o p : 1500; lop 8iaiO; good 'sliom choice 180 lo 330 lbs. 89.85 lo lamta

1.10: unclianged:- part load choice I lb. 89£5; small lot 360 Ib. 810;;ter 140 lo 170 Ita. 83.65 to 89iO; o iL ^lum 140'Ita. 8835; sows bulk H oc- 35 U) 80; lU gt down.. soiri;alUe: 1100; about 3 loads itrlc t- -weight cholct 908 lb. .mUed yearlings up; to

80; bulk fed iteen aod yearlings to 315 35 to 88M: most weslem klUlng e n : b e n 88J 0 to 88«: bulk beef cowt to 89,{a to 8535; bulU moiUy 84.75 able I'l m ; top retlen 89; bulk 80 lo to to a M); mott lalet itocken and feed- weight

Iheep; 3000: top -naUv* Umtaia:.,othen.>9.dayn; medium Itf —c a ttlice wettem iliujhter ewei 83J0 acuve8350; solid mouth breeden 8135 feeder8UO: load feeding ICmta Uiru. steen,

lallerPORTUND UVESTOCK. tevenl

♦ORTLAND, Sept 29 M llU 8 D 80,75 ti-Hogs: RwelpU 4200; uneven 10 8735 t25c below Priday: good to choice yearlln

to 310 potmd load loU mostly 89,25 I.35; few drivtlnt 810.10 to 810.15: Primek 810 down; 230 to 370 pounds lb. 89.1to to 89.75; few light IlghU 19.75; 8035 I:klng t o n largely 8835 to 8SJ0; o 833feeder pigs told; new dccki lield ew ll(ive 88. 84.50 t<laitle: RecelpU 3800; calvei SiO; 87: iloy lllUe done; few opening tales to 86Ju t Iteady; nany bids weak to b. heli

lower; better gradt cows off SheeiIt; w alen about iteady; few generally tales medium iteen M to c'lolco'5; good kind? held -abovc 735; naUveimon ileers UJO tq B.50; few 88.75; Ila helfe'n 85.50; few loads helf- ean W85i0 lo 85.90; good .fat hellrra feedingto 88.50; common helfen for- breedln

-d to 81; low cutter and cutler ewes tot 83 to 83J0: common to me* yearllm tn grades 83.75 to 8135: good beef a 81J0 lo 84.75; lomB held hlgh-buni m otuyglio to 8335: lew ~ b q s : 0; good to eholca realen 8819; common'down I0 8 S; itocker ^,1a scarce. m lly heep: RecelpU 3500; practicallyearly sales; generally aiklng d , l (

idy-6m p-to-8#-for-sw )d-tB t m o w b i; wme bldt weak to 2Sc low-•fcw-swd-fat-twet-Sl-to-BaflSt- j r tn T limon to medium grades 8135 DaJO. - • a t Uel

ctiicago ' u v S toc k ' WCA(>07€eptrflM«JU-«-D-A>- toKITlogi: RecelpU ll,0i?0: cloilng ac- •: moitly 5 to I5« higher than cu y s aitrage; ipoU up more: cOLis unwenly tteady to 15c higher: sepU 2SU7'cnBIW3Strpound bu ttlitu tjon Jl,30; bulk desirable 300 to 250 ^endnda 810 to 81035;-few rough ^ d a ’l i extremely heary toa't 87J0 to . extra < thlppen took 2000; eeilmated

Jorer 1000.atUe: Receipts 21.000; calres d u L'); ycarllnp itrong, belter grade track Ighty ile en ttnn< to 15c higher; tober 8

LEH/t-EXTlINCTir

J J BO T I CAN’TI 1 ^ ? i l R s s p o m s i b u

.„■ • . - p i m '*I6N A M T5 p ? ^ ^ a H L IQ U O R BILLS.

raall compared with week ago; com* ^

’t o p ^ l o l i o 'p a ^ l o t '^ h T PUld long yearlings; b « l 1275 wund averages 81035; all the stock :los«d Itrong to ISo higher: bulls Irm: realen fully iteady; sausage )ulU 85J5'down; realen 810 to 811:'ew around 81IJ0; about 10,000 mtBcri - l ir-cropi'-Btockerr-niimr — Jew w)l}j undfrtone weak foUowJog u t week’s 25 to SOo downturn.Sheep; RecelpU 18.000; fa t Umta

trong 10.35c lilgher; oUien llttla hanged;-pmctlcally top native ambs 89.65 to small klllen; full (/ leek (holce 82 pound avenges n t < hat price; only odd head sold u ap; ilgh af 89.75 to 89J5; these to out* at Iden and scarcely a criterion; late cen lUlk alaughlcr ewcs 8335 to 8335: quc ceding lamta 88 lo 88,40, according fuli9 kind; bulk around 8835 to 8750; « reeding ewcs 81,75 to 8735, accord*lg *.0 age and weight: deck 103 msi 7J0. .___________ = r ____________ decSAN FRANCISCO LIVE-STOCK r SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, ScpU gen

S Ml (U S D A)-Hogi: RecelpU alsc 100: top and bulk 170 to 31S pound asv :allfomlu 810,75; package 215 tor] ounds 810.75; odd lot 395 pound frlc renges 81035; packing sows main- did y 87.75, few good light, aowa 88. oidi Cattle: Receipts 1000; Uireo loads ini« eslrable 1040 pound Nevada hom* as I 1 g ru s I teen 87JO. torted 0 head mor iren loads 930 to 1100 pound Idaho u 1 id northern California grass steen IJO to 87J5; ood llghl fed eteen loted around 88 to 88J 0: few plain und rail lielfen 8450 to 85.50; load j i i: >od Nevada cows 8535; few 1200 m ; 3Und dairy coui 8135; odd bulli ^ 1 I to 85,60, Calves 10; good to choice 041; micrs quoted around 89 to 89J0. oats Shpep: RecelpU 1700; direct 60: vary tort deck medium lo good 7: pound vani edliim>pelt 'CntlfomU lamta 88; juit irted 15 per cenl; h a lf deck 73 yi )undit7J0 ; sorted^25 per cent; nool j^ ^ f d J ju p b i soIdTasklnf-abova .j^n '■ _____ ____ who

I.OS ANGELFJt LIVESTOCK (leul LOS ANOELES, Sept. 28 Ml lU ium|D A)-Hog!i; Receipts 400; ilea* adU

r; gn ln fed 811 to 811.25; locals cc035 lo 810.75. VlthCattle; Rccelpls 3500; tlow and howicad}-; fed steen 8735 to 88.10: portimo held higher; Mexlcana 85J0 com

88,35: .'cowt 84J0 to 835; cutter - Prades 8235 to 8135; bulls to 85.85. pons Caires, 1300; steady: few realen89J0; calves 88,75 to 87JO; ttock cK

Ivci 86.75 to 87.Sheep: Recelpti tooO; local fedora lamta, steady al 88J0; wooled u tr-n ta and cwm untold, Juir

OMAIIA UVESTOCK ' Sty 3MAHA. Sept. 28 (,T) (USDA) - Igs: 5000; welghU J60 Ib. up and dS> U’S d oud steady ;o 10c higher: Utr IghU lOO lb. down tieady to 25o ; top 810 iparlngly on choice IBS xur 315 lb. to ihlpper and yard trad* July i; better gnde 175 to 370 lb. 8955 d£*' 89.S5, few loU 8930; bulk deslr- uTr IC 190 to 37d lb. included a t 89,75 . Un 89.85: lal« sales light and medium Ights cows 88J5 to 88i)0; top 89; oto r SllghUy mixed loU to 89.33; J u i . ppen-1500.:atUer-15iOOr«a-elastea-ctostnff r ff i- Jve. firm; klllen compcUng wlUi der dealen for fleihy grassy ert, aeveral loadi 88J0 to 87J0; Wl ler pricet for 1358 lb. Montanu; whea m l loads choice fed yearlings 3 noi f5 to 80J5: sevenl fleshy feeden 81.03. 15 to 87.75; bulk fed sleen and On .rllngs 8835 to 8935; few loads white !5 to 89J0; 3 londi choice lo me weighty sleen around 1100 89.60; fed helfen 88 to 89; few po J lo 89JM): bulk beef'cowi 8135 -wllln 8335; cutter g n d n 8335 to 81; faUa • light tliells down lo 83; bulli othy10 to 8535; practical lop vealen retch ilockcr'alid Jeeder steen 853J porUi

86J0; choice 1711 Ib,-87,35 ; 670 helfen 86J5.heep; 12.000; all clasiei closed OH erally iteady; nothing itrictly wheai Ice In range Iambs; bulk sorted No. 2 Ive and .range lamta 88J0 to grade 5; top 88.75; ewe top 8350; four Cor I Wyoming feeding lamta 8830; mUec ling ewes 8345; short Urm low 1 nllng cfes 8330 to 83; full mouth 81.13; s lo 8t35: iwo-year-old ewei 85; yellot rllng ewcs 80 to 8850. 81.11'

— - No. 3- _ - WOOL No. 5

OSTON. SepU 28 Ml (U is D A) to 'il. 7» wool market In Botloo w u No. 4 r quiet today. QuoUUont gen* Oat lly were unchinged from laat white k on damntle woolt. • No. iablet from Awlralla to prlrale 37 >i ' ^ ' t In B'oston reporied~Uiat “ N8‘ Xl' a t Sydney wen unchanged Soy iTU iTTiiainTonail-w eelTO T ■^^11 t the ffn l sale ot the aeaioo Uelboume opened wlUi a good ctlon and a good-demand-at res about a t levels lhat had pre*

DIVIDEND DECLARED OLORADO SPRINGS, Colo..U 38 (flv-llolly Sufftr corpora-

Id ,o f 81.74 on preferred atock . a SO-ccnt rrguUr and a 75-cent :a dividend on eommon itock.-

liA XlULUTH. Sept. a (fll - Flax on :k 82.02, September 82.03'.t; Oc- t r 83.03; December 8103.

EPTEMBER 29,'19S8*, - — '= s s a = s a ! = a 9 s ! = s s

r a n u pBLE I BILL F O R * 8 6

TOR.DeUCATESSeU / .AMD GAVE ME

■S.J I A R U BBER CHSCXjJ

■ W -!n i i i i i i

Eastern anTlouthw.st “ Houses Persistent Set- #;

lers at Ciiicago S

Br JOUN p. BOUGIIAV m (AsMcUled Preaa Market Editor) un ■ClUOAtSO, Sept. 38 Ml — Dis- -

appointing dearth of export business f})' •at Winnipeg, together wiUi 3S JJ}! cenU a busliel break In Liverpool r. quotallonj, tumbled Chicago wheat futures doaTiward 3*1 ccnU today.

EaiUra and touUiwesUm. liousei'^^'' were pcrsbUnt ad len In Uie wlieat maricet here. ChooUc condlUoris re- = gardlng European exchange Iiad a decidedly unseltllng effecU

ReporU c t geneni rains In Ar- genUna and of 'beneficial moisture also In parU of Australia, as well “ aswvxr domcatlc winter wheat tcrrl- tory southwest, were a Imndlcap lo rrlcndi of higher wheat prices. Prt* C dlcUons. Umt Europeoo purdiase i 3rdcn for wheat would again come | uinto the Canadian market u toon __Ll the ralue of money o ren e u w u *— s o n definitely known faUed lo act IS an Immediate counter-bolance.

Wheat Nerront Wheat closed nenxiut, IS to 2!i ^

inder yeiterday’s flnL li, December I1.13H to 8l.l3’.i, m y 81.l2!i to ; II.13U. July 81.00>i'to 81.00!i; com ‘t to *i down, December-fltS lo i4>i. May 08-5; to M!l. July 86S; " • laU off, December 43',i, and o'c •arying from Jli aelbnck to U ad- Tince, Decemtar 81c. Provisions rc- *“ lilU were uncluinged lo lOe lower. • '

Violence of reaclions In the Liver- I*' lool ^heatm arket w u es^KUIIy a olt to CWc#go-tndon, many of " nhom Iiad been hopeful of a moro f* ‘ irompt clearing-up of'exdiaiige”dlf- lenities and of a t le u t partial re- umpllon of export buying of Can- dUn wheat.Com, oaU and ry# ii>-mpaUilad

riuiweaknesiofwheau Ueayyralns. ‘' “y owcvcr. In Uie com belt were re- ^ orted u delaying malurlly of the ^ om crop. -**JProrlslons averaged lower,-rea*

onslvB to acUon o t graina. • ^

ClflOAOO. 8«it. 38 tr> - ■ £* f Optn Illih Lov CtM» Twl:

irbtii— desc«o---- l.U lH i IJ4t; l.Uli l.ll!i 'U 'toy I.l3n-Ul.t4 l,lM«l.i:i,-V, — uly MBli 1,03!4 » * il.» ; .-! j COCora— ac■tr M'.Hk 90 SBH atn-’i sh aly IS ssn ee t«% Se

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D 1 _ _ IIJO rci;t ll.U.T011,79 11.40 11.41N ii:io-aTit.<s IIJO 11 a ^ J l . i i , r i ix t U.M 1I.U P» ^ n J w - ; Tl;

WINNIPE GRAIN ««WINNIPEG, ScpU 38 Ml - C uh »hi heat: No. I northern 1.07H: No. «« northern 81,03X: No. 3 northern .03. ‘‘f’OoU: No, 3 while 44!Jc: No. 3 lilio 41-ic,

PORTLAND HAT PORTLAND, SepU 28 Ml - Hay Wt lllng price to whole.-alcra: Al- *;'« ■Ua No. 1 818; eastem Oregon tlm- hy 818 lo 81850 ton; onU and «« ‘tch 812 to 813:.clover 812 ton, ,ru a n l _ -

CHICAOO CASH GRAIN }«*CHIOAOO, SepU ‘28 Ml - Cash ^Mat: No. 1 hardl 8130 to 8131‘i ; Th}. 2 hard 81.18 to 81.1814: sample •ad9’8I.OO; No. 1 mUed 81.18'i. AdjCom: No, 3 mixed 81.11'i: No. 4 wb Ued 8l.lO',4 to8 l,H H : No. 1 yel* w 81.13; No. 3 yellow 81.13 to,13; Lake blllliig. 81.11>i: No. s »»]How 81,13; No. 4 yellow 81.1014 to rigl •I l'i ; No. 5 yellow 81.09W to 81.11:). 3 white 8130; No. 4 white 81.16; >»). 5 white 81.11: aample grade 95c G*t- •11.07: new crop No. 4'yellow 81;' her I. 4 whll* M.06.OaU: No. 1 whll* 45Hc: No. 3 u J ilte44*ito46c;N9.3whlle43*ic;). 4 wh’iu 41Hc; sample grade TBat>i to 4lHc. 1B35.NO'W.---------------------------------- A,-ilBoy beam. No. 3 yellow 81.19 nom- day. i------------------- -— ------------------ Oourt= = ^ = > ------------- m is ,

- W A N T E D ----------

A I,F A L F ^ A N D RED CLO V ER S E E D cnie,. ■ - • ‘ , ------- for ct

f 'a r* lh m b '« m oV'reeleMCd Pravliteed. rejw’Shipman T nntfer BnMlag “ JJ;,

WESTLAND SEED CO. lao. this i P ^ n * 1 8 ^,

T r r s HARO L U C K ,^\ K/ R. tO O E R , I .

g BUT TU&f LEFT ■ /M OFORW AROW G 1

. / A O D R G S « . M

R 'v f V% / / ■

|^A K E -R IV £R -R E PO R T -|-

Sotk* rlrer ilo rm . tlr«tm no* u d ditmiUMu wfTo «Ho*n By th« npofi o( Lyon Cnodtll. vticmMter, t t t atpumbtr 21, M rollon:Ju ljo a tax* - — hbMi.Amtrtetn Ptlto ----------------- eiO.nOU kt Waleotl _____________ :JU »

K ttutt n«i«. BtMAd r m----------------- •&i*c»«n»'«torMTt8tS5r ”jUonn --------------2J70 2.00 MO .i l c b t _________ 1.I90 x m 3.730W00dTI>» -------- s.T .m ■ 71# 7»

- T Z Z ^ a i i e uo a iie

Dlrtnlsni, SkorI ftH MtnldoU. N. a. _ 713)uinidoXt. a. a. _ sa !Mllntr, a. a - — 1.730 * I.7W Hllnff Low U » _ Tt » e r . A. Ultrml n iMiiaer. K. a. ___ _ 1J49)Melis Woodrillt _ 4.110 tO 3.Uf .

too» !____’___l.l» t o 101

InaL,actual u ie 81-13 lo 81Jo:

feed 12 to 5c nominal; matting 81.12 to 81.S0 nominal. .

Timothy teed 85.75 to 8« cwt; new crop 85JO to 85.75-CWtr-

Clo\-er teed 814 to 831 e a l Lard: 'n crtes iWXl-. loot* laid

111.07. Belli,es 813^7.

Legal Advertisements- N (m CE OF BHHUW-S In the District Court of the Elerenth

Judicial District of Ihe SUle ot Idaho, In and Jor Uie Coiarty of Twin Falls.

W. a Meader, PUlotltf.~ n . -

Kerbert S. m m e . aomeUmcfl known as H. a Ftame, Anna M. Yocum, and Ihe Itock Creek Realty Com* pan>',.ft conJcrftWoB,

Defendants.' -Under and-by virtue ot an O rderV It Sale dated Uia 25Ui day of S e p * _ \ «nbefrl036rUsued'out'orUi#'abov* jnUtled Court In' Uie above acUon Rhcreln Uie plalnUff obtained a >> ludgmtnt tn d Dectw o t P jt«toi\it« igalait Um defendanU on Uio 33rd lay ef September, 1939, said de- m -being recorded in Judgment 3ook 18 of tald District Oourt on »age m and whertln and whereby. ;.Uie undcrslgoed.Sherlff of Twin - - =WU Couniy. Idaho. i«» eommanjled 0 sell aU Uiat certAln lot and p*rcel If und situated la Uio County of rwln Pails. Stato o t Idaho, and lescribed a t 'follows. lo*wlt; _ jeglniiW i8eaU »-*ecUoa Wn» common w iectlooi Sixteen (18) aad Twenty-one (31), T'own* ship Ten 101, SouUi.’ Rang*. . Sevcnleen (17> B. B. U . and a t a point where said leeUon Iln# intcnecU Uie north line of the

■ road which parallels th a loutli rim of nock Creek ftnyen In Ul* SouUj Park AddlUoa to Ui*City of Tvln P^lls, Idalio, thenc*In a souUieastcrly dlitcUon along th* norm line ol laW road lo lu IntertecUon wllh Uie ctnwr.lltw o t LaU Btteet, South Park AddlUon. Uieoc* North Thre*. hundred .Twenty-two-

Creek Canyon, which point U marked wlUi a four Inch Jo«. thence North Jtirly-nln* («» degrees. Thirty (80) mlnuUi West a dUlanco of Sight Hun­dred (BOO) feet more or le a to a eroas on th* concreU walk on the bridge a t Slioshono Street, thence BoiiUv rorty-fow (U»

degWp>rtH*o<«**|aWest a duunc* of One K u n ^ . Eighty-seven and Tweniy*Jwn v HundredUis (1B7J7) feet to a ^ cmss on Uie walk a t the end ot tald bridge. Uieoco In a aouUi- m w ly d tV e o t lo n a lo n * the louUi rim of tald canj’oa » the DQWt of beglonln* and c o n l^ * iM tl* (8) acre* more or . le tt TWS tn c t of land indudrt allof Block Nine 19) otSouUi PK kAddlUon to Twin P*Us.S t to Uio Twta PalU Canal c o ^ m right to a spillway.

wlUi «U water righu,

S t a m e n u - and *ppur«»- ' S Uiento » * l ^ « “ anywise apperttlnlng.

•d«' o t Sale, sell Uie *$;??:» ------

^ u . n ,n t U Mi .1 » »

(» 28lh day of September, « « •E P . PRAITR.

snerlff of Twin ra w I . County, Idaho .. " y

, R u y A n (,WANT AD RATES

BATES PCB U N I PEC DAT8 U 4 « n p » i iM p « d » r --------. ' k i nn fM d i7 t.p c rU M p tt« « 7 — •« Ik Om dw r per U w ------------ :— U« a

------- '" 83 l73?grDlgeoTnit---------r rFor Caab J ^

niii' uucitlaD. ¥ iPbono S3 for in AHUktr * q

INDEX TO. WANT A D s 7 |:1 >

iuM rot Skit , , t • 'Auto JMTie*. PuU ' « • _

— r j " g s s r « % r “i ^ = 3 I -

. S i S : k — = £fael>MH«--n>tp«" . ■■— R I

■■ H Ir«ati« imp n u u d ■ .. .»ret toetllttioM , ~ . y M Btli. UUMlUSMUi ■■■ 11

' m B4ll SMdl — I*-*PniX* VttiUblH — . If

m o tru Dit»ttor»- J WS3"Sn?»“ i . - z = i i 3s a . “ v i " j r i = ^ _iDJinitUOB _ — » ^iMt tad i ^ a : . i i T. ,i~B l f Uilt triBUi —I, »

^ Hosn (0 LetD »Mono*. etotM* — J Jpmoout «

’{udlaZ'ud'BMTle* H -*Ba) b u w tv Stt* .— II..a _omi b u u tot m d * ................ n n i

' M DUU ninud ■■■■ MDoaa* tot (Uot **Wamin. A m u »flitutuesi nuiud “Bp*d«li at eiortt . . i.« fftaud to Du7 — I.. I M {

»W Bill et 1Y»«»...............- J l 1L------------------------------------- ------ » .rei

IU l m m w uuca to u a s j !It elttt to m dna ol tli* cltMl-

n*o PU* Uwt tA*r* It t tinct tull ttt> u t iino i u>:r tddiiiaa' . tl lolornuUoa coaetmloi "bllDd ' Iil.* t&it U. tdrrtlMtnraU <l(a- e4 inib 1 b a Dtunbn to cv* o( tht t(t««. ^

Losland Found 5..................^

lOffr-BLACK SinTCABE COK- — iUlolnc men'f eloUUn; on road So. WA:or iUztlton. Good ttward. Retum tfte Huelton Cale or N e n . ' n

AUSTRAIJAN SHEPHERD DOO.RDdn noUfr O. L. Smith, m

, -nilnl Are. Ko, Ph. 1M3. ncwird. ^ modem home,« wk. Ph. 0M7-R<. ^

WBT JxW RDQ BETWEEN TWTO nlshmiA and Ktmtxrljr Prld^r. Ph. mN Klmberl;. Reward. rt

L08T~i SACKS BEANS DE- he

r titeen Ben Jiiuen'A and Kimberly, — Ph. «R3, Kimberly. ALL ___ - in

Beauty Shops 6 ~

PERUANENTS 1130 TO M.'SHAU* poo u d flo«er w»vo Wc. Mabel Mtrlo Beauty Shop, 130 Main N. „ Ph. «7. JJ

o n . PERMANENTS PROM $1J0. Pf ■■■■pinjer’w»»lne.'hiilr cutlln«,halr ’ E*

djelac. facial*. Cntwford Dcauty■ Salon, 112 Main So, Ph. 1G74, ^

oter Dell'a Cl«ar Store. ^

p m u i m r r a tL so .To h m . q v - » t er Boxy Thealre. Ruth Pcrfusen r j r : Brown In chirjo durin* Mrs. B^mer^ abtence.

SPECIAL: o n , PERMANENTS tt..15 oU perin. -12. Klaas Beauty "Xi; Shop, 339 eih Are. E. Ph. 13JS. ^

PERMANENT WAVING. HNOEn wartne, nmrcclllne, hair dyelnj, — (telala, indhrUua) hair cultln*. OU Penaanenta from $U0. Artljile — Beauty Salon. 2nd floor. 13S Main VOU W. Ph. IM. wa

I ________ __________. m WAI

-Autos-t.r^Salo - 7 ^

fyjMV»» Tudor..............imT I >dW34 Plymouth < ^aeh______ $315 P<31 Bulck Ooupe. 8 Uk t ____276 loc» Shenolet Coupo--------^*1“ ' ”2> Ford Tourln*. e x tn good IlSS 34 Cher. Standard coach .1395» Port! Tudor----------------- IIM 5528 ChfTtler Coupe,' 20 Cho-aler ^ tedan. I

< 27 Cher. Coach. 28 Cher. Coupe. I 30 Dodjc Scdan.'extr* BOOd. —

Ertry Car Guaranteed .a i

J n o . B . W h i t e ’ SIM Second Are. North ^

--------------------------------------- ^ ^'38 BUICK SED A N . GOOD loa

motor, new lire*, lleente. leather H upholstering. 1123. or trade for 2 81. good milk e o n . 8 m l so. and 3 a tt mL w tifo r Buhl Nlclt fitclma. otl

. - n n CIU. r o i ■utn.T8>-nioB* a ^ i «

I. IP I COULP ONLY SEi A FRIENDLY FACE -

____ BmLEVEN-MY_EO(S.|([^E SE R T E D ME

d Sell BAutos (or Sale 7

(CtattiM t rn a rraMOtTtMtMa) (Cw

192T OHEVnOLBrtoDOT MO? Iw l dump, 4 fpeod tn n t. 109 Ini Madltcn a t . Ph. 1835. , . qul

$ ¥ ¥ * 9 * * 9 9 9 t f * * ^ * * IP» ' IN I CI2EV. OOUPB « Ea V A few trucka — Priced to kU * 115 » q u ltt ■ * = =

' The AUTO MART I J, 2t9 Main Atb. Wert * ClRl t . WI BtTY>-aELL-TRAOZ *

9 9 * 9 9 * * ***''•~ ’| ■ " ■'■ ■■ CAN

»35 Hudjon Coupo pi*]1030 Cherrolet Coopt.1031 Durant Sedan WUI 1029 DeSoto Sedan >3 I 9p Ponllac Coach —

1029 D unnt SedanSpecial on 1828 PonUae Ootch,

)50. Sereral othen lo pick frem.• EMPIRE AOTO CO. **''

132 2nd Ave. Ko.

STUDEBAKER I —CERTIPIED USED GARB

1034 FD-mouUi Coupe, 8 whecU' Ingndlo, healer, new Urea —

1820 Bulck Sedan Wl1831 Die. Sedan. 8 wh. P lm /f im condltlOD. ' Bu;

1033 Ply Sedan, new -paint. «h1030 Dodge tedan a I 1830 Oher. Sedan ' t 1030 Pontlao'Sedan, new tires. ’ llo'

,rery good-condition. olei1828 Cher. S e d a n . ----------------- Iw1028 Fbrd 2-Door. W1027 PonUae Sedan.

2 good PackMdj^...Sereral good used tnieki . _

TWIN PALLS MOTOR. HJRl fur

— ~ • -■ i : : r eie<laU

Male HlID'Wanted.aAK TO DIG 12 ACRES POTA- — T

toea. Ph. 0I07-R1. ®*A— .i pro iVANT SOMEONE TO a iO P 100 roo:

tfo hay a t once, 3 east of N, E. thacomrr'pf Butil, pji,

tfAN POR PERMANENT POSI-Uon. Genen'l Bookkeeper. Ex* . . q. ,perlenced In collecting and credit .< , work. Opening In Twin FaUs wtth old established Idaho firm. Pur-

lUh rtfertnces and giro bond. Sub- c / mit application glrlng tfgo andrefrrtiices' In o rn handwriting. W EfWrite P. O. Box 1578. Boise, Ida- of 1lig_________________________ »2X

lU , ROUND FARM HAND. GOOD ^ Wages, all winter Job. Write Box

-eo.-c#rt-Ncws.-------------------------MOIt — --------------------------- 'T ran

Female Help Wanted 10 JI!! n m is n tA s cards , b ig c o m - ^missions selling. personal Christ- .j.-,nuis Cards, Stationery, and 7 sen* _satlonal assortments. Special low pjcKpriced humoroua personal cards, iucExperienco—unneceajary.'-Ppoo -»ndsamples. Wallace Brown, 225M JS2 PUth .Are, New Vork.

VANT OIRL POR UOHT HOUSE-wyrk. Stf iUi AtT. E. =

raMAN FOR COOKING AND U/ai general housework on dude nnch.Wrtto Box 253. care News. WAN

— —'__________________ mill lOOKKEEPER AND STENO- ____grapher, g in experience. Refer- lad ence. act. Apply P.. O. Box 204, lam Twin Palls. exp

Situations Wanted M•OUNG M A R R IE D WOMAN ^ wants trork by day. Ph. 152SR.'

WNTED FARM OR ~DAIRY work. Joo Shwhan, Bulil. Ida. ^

-aiEjneigopp-rtiiiiiiiefm^lODERN ROOMING IIOUSE IN UsecPendleton, .Ore. 18 rooms, best m dlocation. Owner retiring. Ph. 1002 S. I o r ,833 Main St., Pendleton. • ■ =

IROCERY AND MEAT MARKCT. f new and up lo dato stock, dolnsgood casli business, good loca- DEUitlcn, chtap rent. Cannon's, Cas- of I

Money to Loan 16rONEY"TO LOAN 8% ¥o"BROK- eragc: or B!i% and brokerage of 120 per $1000, W mo. to 200 nw. qjm terms. Swim Investment Co. ^

OR FEDERAL LAND BANK loans t n J. W. McDowell, Room —14 Bank i l T nut Bldg, Shoshone DELK Sl. WUI be in the offtcrDn etch RaK aftemoon hul Saturdays. Ph. <21 Prot oriln or 0I85J1. home. Bo.

riit t u x roB BXitR.Ti’-n « B i a t u b i

L .......... ...........................................r .

i h a s -------------------^ ------

5aby Ne«Monoy.Jo Loan 16 I

[CMtlaud (rta mctdlaf CaIubb) (Cm

lONEV TO LOAN ON 6 w £ j ^ JONIngs. Lowest ntes. loog terms. EaQuick serrle*. Sanger-Joncs. Ph. r r r• o 7 r m - m t i r E u t—:--------------

r v o u NEED MONEV, B E MsE arrr a( Tirlo M is Loan Offlco. ~115 Main Ave. E.______________~ Go

For Sale. Miscellaneous 17 ^ilRCUUATlNG HEATER, ALSO lor monkey store with water Jacket, almost new, reasonable. 1040 flho-

le ilAN.UllES, CHILDB BED. LAR- — ge3tslnmelalBndmaUtt<,cheap.

srUEELa WHEELS, ANY SBB AT — ~ 133 2nd Are. So.

' anTty iLtfif'

ABERDEEN COAL mBy tho Back NOW. ort

when winler comet you will know it how good It Is

ANO PUBL------------------------------------------ H I

, ' res'OVER WIRE PEWOIWO. BARB ^ wlre,'aad steel posti Carload tav- Ingi. Krengtl's Hardwue. jibs

W H Y P A V W A R P B IC E S J rarA carload of Mureseo lo bulL oak

Buy wbat you need, b ^ bock gealwhat you hars le ft Wa loan y$>u etc.a brush lo put li on with frcC rlfli

McMurtry Boust Paint. 4- —Hour Enamel, Floor and Un- ^oleum Vamlsh tfrtes In two" ^ P4WUTS.-A large stock-of Wall —

MOON’S ' ~TWIW PALLS . PHONE B |

URNrrURE - NEW and” U ^ W fumltun of all kinds, coal ranget. r r - r eleetrlo ranges, eoal stores, 'elrcu- latora m d other household fum- ' Uhlng*;'Moon'aPli.9.8loreNo.l: xiEPC Ph. 318. Stort No., 2. ji)

[TAX. OREEN- SlllNOLE STAIN, ^protect and beautify your new ------roof with linseed oil thlngle stain lhat will stay green a long time.

^TRU CK M EN -

Don’t overlook lhal opportunity »l« of saving from 50 lo 100 percent on your tire costs a l tlio Re- capped Tires Inc.. 135 2nd Ave.

■■■•_________________ il; ;E NOW HAVE A OOOD SUPPLY of wood a t tlie moderalo prico of 12.00 per r lc t Leavo orders a t 210 Snd N. or call 419M. ’Ts'ln P^lls *“ • Coop. Exchantc. , p^R^

URESOOr'-PAINT. -ENAMEL, - ramlsh and aU kinds ol painting luppUes. Krengel's Hardware. - '

lED BKR^DEALER IN MON- mcnl*, markers. 318 Main S .rwin Falls. ____

I pun r:CK UP BACK. BATH TUBS, jndlumber, pipe and fittings. boaU ____andreUnen.-6e«Ida.JunkHous«. 3.RC 152 2nd Ave. So. apt,

Jrt BALE CAREY SAFE. 411 PUR? Thlnl Awnua West, Phono 1525. hou

Vanted Mlsoeiianeous 17-AANT A COW TO PEED rO R M W milk. Write Box ?;o. care News. ford

IDY WANTS HIDE TO PORT- PUR^ land by Oct. 1. IKlp drive.'sliaro Ph. expenses. Box 224. Rler,

iWAYS IN MARKET FOR CLO- r tr tn d alfaKa teed. Globe Setd

PRoi:SD CLEANING AND BAGS. baU Globe Sted t t Feed Co.■ 111 ■ 1773.UMBING REPAIR WORK. PU --------IM. Knmgg-i-Hanlwiw.

fnWTURB WANTTD - WE BUT ised fumllure. coal-ranges, stores wd ice bdzes. We pay cash. Ph I. Moon's. •

Fruits and Vegetables 18 ==3XICIOUS APPLEa, f. ML SO.>f Khnbe'tly. Slumbaugh.

lEE R IP E N E D ITALIAN * * inines will itart picking Oet. 3. toltme>-er Ranch, 3 cast of NX. amer of Buhl. • -

iTCT CIDER, H. T. BLAKE, PH.080-M.______________ . ^

;U D 8^roa SALE. 310 NOR’m

3.IC10US APPLES, »i:u BULK. '^ 2 2 ?tates on truckloads. Hyde Ranch. -■nm Kimberly. 2 miles east, 3H ROOU lo. Ph. MR4, Klmbetly. Are.

IB ciLL rok B£Jin.Ti--ni«Bf n t h T I

^ E G U M P S - T . H

ALONE J ^ D STARVI OH WELL , NO ONE

_ _ V _ W IL U E V E R -M JS S - • . V ME-

l l l » ,

T m N PALLS DA1I.T

leds ThtoFruits and Veqetables 18 Ft

(CMtlBBtd (wm ft»t»aiBg CalBM> g j ~

ONATOAN APPLES, I .m tV o T x ‘ bo East Washington Bchoot nai

r w t r r .v T t-n m >;7 ^ Kay, 1 mL east, U Bo. east end Main. I ■ sldi

RUNES AT AUCmON GIWONO fruit atand-untU gone 2$c. i5o.Good No. ■a'8 at 75c. Nlco half ____busliel baskets packed, 800 basket, qoqi WO Klondike melons, your choloe - lo r lOo. • ref«PALIAN PRUNES, NO. I'a. So lb. I mllo east of Waslilngtan school, U mL Bo. Pat Conroy.

lEUCIOUa JONATHAN. WW- ter Banana, and. K l i / David ap-plea. Kenyon Green.'^________ ^

TALIAN PRUNES. PEARS AND =Emmett grapes. PubUo Market, SIS 'ffliashono N. ’ ' ■ . \

tcINTOSU A P P L E C T R U R B T T ^ tree ripened a t E. L. WonaooU ♦ orchard, 3 mL east on U. a SO. * « ■4 So. from east end of Main St. J

For Sale or Trade 21 * wTtA D & "W CK inD ~C A ii > v R *~lie residence loC Swlra {jrestment « prC o . ________________¥ acUMED OAK D IN IN G -AND library 'Uble,- leather cushioned „B, chair, hot blast heating store. Z congolcum mg new, Clreauston J oak dresser and chlflonler, leather „ „ , seated and wicker rocking chalr«, etc. Como Tuesday, goods a t sao- jjODIfltlcc. » ll-8 th Are. E.________ _ ,nd

;i INCH WAGON BEET HACK, i c t e r i c . , . r i i .m ! J - n .

tla lFurniture for Sale 23

150 USED IVERS i t POND PIANO. walnut finish. In flno condition, ay u u •183. Logan Music Co. on

u i ia . c m o n t m m . o a u . J iBl Mfl 3rd Aye. E..bet. 8 and 3.

EPOSSESSED FURNITURB OP all kinds, 50 used rang**. Prictt range from 810 up. Moon’s.__ ____ Buh

Wanted to Buy 25™™■ANT USED HAY C l l O P ^ IN ' 'W good condlUon. SUte price and and whero located. Write Sox K. a, Ing - care News. •nee— I primOOD QUAUTY BEDROOM, -------living room and dining room nN E funllluro and rug. Glvo full de- SacrUUs. Write Box 17. care New-s. -------

BED MOTORCYCLE. JtU DEAN, pQn Rl. S. BuliL - •< ,cre

3RN1TURE WANTED-WE B W }J* ujcd.fumllurc..coal ranges..slovea and Ic# boxes. We pay enili. Phono »■ -erts,

Apartments 28 ~JRNISHED APARTMENT. 650 2nd Ave. N. Ph. 1288.

concROOM-MODERN-FURNISBO) -enUi

apt. Bungalow Apts, 2nd Ave. E. t28S(

JRNISHED APT. FOR LIGHT houiekceplng. 412 Main No. r ~ —

PAftTMENT. - ADUIOT ONLY. ‘ ^ R 310 3rd Ave. No. and I

mNISIIED APTS. THE OX-j )!*** ford. 428 Main Are. No. ^

niNlSltED. JUSTAMERE INN, Robe Ph. 458 tn d Oasis. Ph, 071,

---------7 7 5

Rooms tor Rent 29 t wlONT BEDROOM ADJOINING t ball), automatic furnace htat. * range, gentlemari preferred. Ph. ^

_________________________ -♦ .M fnunSlIED ROOM OR ROOM * s m u ig a if lZ E ic ta g H :i r~ ^ :^

JOM AND DOARD IN PRI- * 8«,C( rato home.' 552 Stli Ave, E. « Um

INKY ROOMS. PURNACa S T ^ y ker. Ujulaln double, suitable for ^ m m 1; downstairs single, meals If de- — tlrtd. bu-ilneis woman prefencd. FIVE- Ph. 818W. 304 8lh E. • • mapi

NGLE ROOM, CLOSE IN. 312 ilh Ave.. No, • Ph. I

)0M. SUITABLE POR BUSI- ONE^ less woman. 230 4th Ave. No.

>0M TOR RENT. WITH OR rtUiOUl board. Ph. 300W.

JlOE FRONT ROOM SUITABLE ‘or 3. 212 4111 Ave. E.__________

>0M AND BOARD, 120 8th AVE. ,.A'

_______ S!..lOM AND BOARD - U i 7TII share Ito. No Ph 58L Ings,:ti CALL ron ituv tT S '-rhso* a T n i c

H E . R E S C V E R . \

^ V I N Q -

i n :

T O , TW m FALL8, IDAnO, T t

ough ThlFor Rent, Miscellaneous 30

............................. .. , .1 , . -I , (C«150 A. WELL IMPROVED. MUBT

be well equipped and ablo to fl- « A naniM self. On Sabnoa Write box 240. cara Newt. ^

180 /XRES ON SHARES. NORTH 7-i sids. Inquire 1»0 «Uj E. -------- ,lnj

^ — = = = ^ = ’ in

Wanted to Rent 31 _S300D 80 0 R U O ^ ’!HAVE'OOOD 13 J

tqulpmenL Can finance self. Good me references, J. L Rhodes, Rupert, —

Ids. Rt. 2. Ph. 015F2.

For Sale or Rent fj*ro n RENT OR SALS: S M A a hlg

house and lot on Olh B. 1000. pnTerms. Bert Oarlson. Murtaugh. , Va:

: - ■ Asi

\ Real Estate tor Sale 32 =

9 ZIZ.» Barty a cm a » mllea from * p o r Tirln fau i. ThU p lact, Is * (or

^ highly • lmpra\-ed, land Is v =t good, w aten good. Prlc« «» 15000, half caah. 40 K tts *t miles from Twin fVills. good * nTT?» house, fair outbid**, etc. i , 5,« Price MOOO, JuUr.W h. 180 ♦t acres west of Jerome, good * nn,‘ Impvntts, price 815.000, half « _- caslirbal. FM. loan. ' ♦ WEA > I « Soi I SUDLER, WEGENER i i OOr-* — ; I I 4 ONE i i t 9 9 * 9 * 9 * 9 9 9 9 *lODERN RESUJENCE, 8 ROOMS rail and sletpln* porch, oak floo/ti, fireplace, Uwns. aliade Irets, _ _ _garage. 324-Plerco S l , *3500. «J -----down an«l balann 10 year amor- 1 llaUon, 8%. swim Investment Co. '■

I GOOD 10 ACRES. S ROOM ^’OTl Iiouse, 83500. J. E. Wlille.

. I ^ . I - NoliUBURBAN TRACT, 130x300 r r . McIn on pavement, city water, power talc line, school bus. prico 8400. tlDO wills* down, balance 110 per monUi. ond <Swim Investment Co._________ ntone;

iNE OP -niE nN EST HOMES IN Bulll for sale or will trade foe desirable farm. H. W. Herman,

M,:ARM FOR SALE; 130 A. 'WELL SWU Juiproved. on Twin Falls t n d . at NE’I. 885 per acre. 810 per aero cfown m vi; and IIO per aero per year, apply, j j eo Ing-first on Uxes and malnicn- Lot l ance, bolsnco on . Interest and goutli principal. Swim' Investment Co. more

INK BO W m i CROP. POSS NOw! Saerlflct. Box 02. Care News.

— I Itiwa POR SALE-One of lhe bcstxieo ” ’! • acre IracU In Twtn Pulls couh( 1 ^ ' '° ly. Good Improwmcnta. K lm \ berly dlitrict. For quick tale 8175 O n per acre. WOOO will handle.-Bal-- ance a t 8 per c«nL J, E. Itobi W ‘ erts, Realtor. ■ «‘ ®*'

- Scctlc Soulh more

_______ u„ ,„. . „ nFOR SALE—SI* room house and . batli, harda-ood, furnace heal, concrete basement', garage. Ser-- enUiavenue-east.-A.bargaln.at, 5 ^ ^ 12850. J. E. Roberts, Realtor. / ^

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, J S '4.0FOR-SALB— Plre^W n house of Se and bath, concrete basement, hoi toww Water heat, garage. Good loca- sgo a< tlon In Flier. Price 812S0. 8400 cat; cash.-Balance 825 per mo. J. E.Roberts, itallor. ' East ; ----------- ------------------------- J----- 1 20 aci — —— , — i.il..,i. W \i I¥ ¥ 9 * * 9 9 * 9 * * * 9 *

!' * 28:\ N 100 acres with modem house « a ru northful of BuliL Prioe 113,000,#83.000 cath. 83,000 i''ederal loan. * 880 A Balance terms. ; * u,,,)Good North Side eighty with ♦ „ w i ' .18X00-modern.house. 812JIOO.* 84.'jOO-j:Mh,_balanca Federal *

40acrw soulh.oLHansen-Rtl«.»84,COO. 8800M Cash balance* terms. ^

P. 0 . GRAVES AND SON ¥I j|[ 17 EJ] ^Blg

:VE-ROOM MODERN llOUS^ w 4 0 maplo floors, fumlce. fireplace, llon-f’ gange. 4-room houte partly mod- 18 Bl em. Inqulre.at }33t 7U] Ave, £: Ato: Ph. 587W. . [ canyo

<E OP THE BEST MEDIUM tlsed farms Klmberly-Hanien , district, g « o d Improvemtnle, , ' >17,500. K. L. Jenkins, 148 Main N.

VO ONE-ACRE 'rRACTS. ADDI- 1035. 1 ton Are. near school, Ph. D79a-R^ 148 (

■ 3(1»3 ACRES. 110 PLANTED TO „ j l[all wheal, balance alfalfa and .v pasture, horses, machinery. 60ihares water, house oilier build- . . ' ' ' rngs, ■nioirm Avery. Fairfield. Ida. “

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iTaCRES, 88S'pnt, 81200 DOWW. UIL 8200 per yr. Including Interest and St p r l^ lpal. 3.room liouse^O acresj ~

7-mm bouse and other build- ^t . Ings. 10 acres, good terms. 6-room

lism , fSrtff. deep well, and Add somo frulU EUrl Murray. FUer. d'H.Pit a4T-J8.__________________ “ JJ

3 ACHES, LONG T M E PAY- «» menta. Low intcrtat. Ph. 02S8-R3.

RRIGATED UNDS FOR SALE, - Ftunder Uie Owyhee and Vale Oor- edemment project* for »3J» to 'an81500 per acre. Abundance of wa- p«ler. Deep tolL.Qood,schools and laihtghwm. Delightful cUmate. Most captoducllve lands In Wett. Write hoVals-Owyliee Land BctUement i —AssoclaUon lor literature. Nfata. 1*1^

S-----D0QSrOlhfliU?flts—35 ^■OR SALE - BCREWTAIL DOS- ^ ton-Bull pups. Phone I248W. of

For Saie Llvestoolc 36 lu n u iE - rA c ro -g w M , m ix e d s =asn. 3 Hampshire bucks. Inquire Ted WlMn. 4 miles norUi ot Gooding. Idaho.______________ ^

7EANUNG P lG a IM MI. 80 . - B, Soutli Park. Ray Uutchlnsoa

INE HEAVY WORK M A R ^ O ^ « iunbrolts saddle horse. Singer ~ Scxing machine and lartfe heat-rela. bolh like new.' Mrs. Arthur ‘ •"

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Legal Advertisements • mI . , . . , Ojji

OTICE OP ADMINISTRATOR’S Wed: BAU halL

NoUce Is hereby given, tha l E. U, will JsInUrt, Administrator of the Ea- be p le of Wlllmoth Jones, deceased, to a: 111 sell a t private sale, to the highest - Id best bidder, for cuh . lawful * = oney of Ute United SUitcs. any ttoc) Id all .of Uie following real and (tUo, rrsonal properly of tald esUte, alt- Bt Jte In^Twln FalU Counly, Idaho; r u I

REAL PROPERTY ihipMeMulUn Itaneh. Lots 2 ,9 atu) 4. vju, WU NWii', SEU mVU; SWU 111 E’l, NE'I SW 'i, l.'wr. BWU and ftnn W<; SE'.; of Section 8. ’Pownshlp ca : eoulh. Range 18 E. B. M.; and y oi )l 1 of d«Uon 8, 'DiK-nshlp 13 unde mUi. Range IB E. D. M. 400 acres die t ore or,less. • jji,Goat Sprints Ranch. Lola 1 and iii. • SWU NE'i. BEU NEU. NEU be di

:>i. NWU SEU. Of Scctlon 1, Prob iwiistilp 13 Soutli. Ranee 18 E.B. •» t, ,; and-Lot 8 and NEU SWU of xllon 8. Ttiwnililp 13 Soulh. Range a j |„■ E. B. M. 333 acres mora or less, „ Goal Bptlngs Csnyon Pailare. nb,t, EU,NEU aEil,-KWil.BE!4..LoU riilil J and 3, SEU NWU. NEU SWU. ^ ■'Section 17: NEli, NEU N^VU. of j,2| xUon 20; aU lu Township ..43 j |g >ulh, Range 17 a B. M. 8(0 acres pU), ore er less. / ^ , West Failure. S 'i of Section 17: of T Id NH, NH SWU, and 8EU,^of pu xUon 21: and NEU. WU SEU. s i Id NEU SEU ot Section 28. all In j iml nmihlp'14 south, Range 17 E. B.. 1133.4 acres moro or leas.Ilstdy Paiture. NEU SWU. SU ffU. WU SEU. of SecUon 30; and i^.of Scctlon 27: and NWU NEU tvsif

Senlon'Thlrty-tour'(34).-atl-ln iwnslilp 14 Soulh. Range 17 EJIJJ.0 acrcs moro or leas.Baity Paitnte. EU NEU. NEU = :U, and SU SEU of SecUon 23; \— u t 30 acrcs of NEU SWU. East i acres ot SEU Sl^U, W 'i SEU.

U SEU SEU, of SecUon 23; WU ”■ WU of SecUon 23:^N«1 ot Section I— :\NWU NEU. SWU NEU and

NEU. of Section 27, All In iw W p 14 SouUi. Range 17 EJ3M.0 a\rcs more or lesa. >■ KcliVol Stctlon Pailare. W 'i NEU. ^ bVU WEU. and WU. of Section 38. - •wrohlp H ecuth. Rango n E .B .- '""■ 440'acres mow or less. - • ^ StoilioiwaiMiMiZWiiHu^^ ^ lU.ollBccUon l;:NU7NW t BWU, a ii SWU and W’i S E T 'o t Bcc- - ' in 12. In Towjislilp 15 ScuUi. Range ««• E Jlil . 880 acres more or less. “ ■

Big Creek Pailnrr. SE',; NWU. ’ a !i SWU, and SEU. ot SecUon 8; ' ,, U of SecUon 0; and NEU of Sec- : in -lt In Toa-mlilp 15 Soutli, Range ii.BS.M. 780 acres more or Ims. n.

AboiT Jsjid*. « « p t Ooel Springs «■ ,nyon Pasture, are fenced. All , rcoge figures are approximate !>•. t‘

PERSONAL PROPERTY :»•Kpproximatrly 350 head Hereford X rxltlp, c lu v d as of December, j U. u followi: ,I48COWS. tome-WlUl calf, - >t-120 heifers .

I70calves and wctners : l i9 bulll

Orating permit for 300 head cal-1 In Minidoka NaUonal ToresL 17 ijeci to reducUon and transfer. :|000.00parra1ueofstockofLlve- , -

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Ads! PhFor.Sale Livestock 36 ’

(CsaUaert m o Fttnllai C«ls»a)

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SDO'UROEGOOiniOUi'H EWEB,- bttd. Hampshire bucks, ^ebntarr Ismblng, tlso 28 Ham'pshlreiueki.

iddrtts Sand Spring* Baach. Wed- lel!, Idah6 or Ph. 88R4. •

IJOO l^OSSBRED BREEDING yt* e«-ea 6 and 8 yeaia o l i 18 bead floi yearling and (wo year old Hamp. eotl bucks. Ewes lo slart lambln*

- F^brutiy 7. Ewts are large, iheai- PIA \ ed 134 lbs. WOOL Price for ewe* >0L

'and bucks for whole herd. U.OO — per hesd. Alto 35 crossbred De­lano aod Lincoln bucks 813.00 each, w. a Hunter, Rupert, Ida-ho. Ph. 188, .

•UREBRED SPOTTED POLAND TOU China boar, yearling p u t. 6, R. Pri<Proctor. Kimberly, Idaho. Stu

lUSTOM EILUNG, ALSO UTESTBUinBd 'Cunng. s r l n jour h o a ------to Idaho Packing 6o. Ph. 100. No. of Sugw ntctory. led

V GOOD TEAM MAREa NC3CT SS n ctnelciy on ea tt

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(ESSE - OBO.-rP. PEnSlSON, TtaUt Phone 04M-R1, Rt. S.__________. ^

VB STILL BUY POUIffRY OP all kinds. Wlldmaa Produce Co. Antn

■ am ttGRANGE D O O S m N iailT Arrm

HOai8TliR,Sept. 3 8 -H o U li l^Irangt will obserre bootter nlgbt i Vednctdsy ernilng a t tha Grange lalL An ‘Idaho producU tupper frrtJl! ilU be sened and a program will e presented, lh e publle Is larjled Uare a atteod, W J

tock Credll Corporation of Ptca- (llo, Idaho.EUle Und least .on 180 acne m m

itxln* land lo SecUon 38, Town- hip 14 SouUi, Range IT a B. M , ta*rti nth fencing, *«iwMiscellaneous bonei, laddlts, and t u t :

arm Implements.CatUe brand and. a ariu : ,beln*

- on right hip, crop off left ear. nder lialf slope on rlghl ear, wad- le on brisket,

e deposited wlUi the Clerk ef theTObaU Court of Twin Fttlls Ooun- ------t. Idalio. at any Ume up lo Octo- |7? er 1, 1838, a t 10 o'ctock A. M , U Her wlilch time bids will be opened. ^ Jl sales made nibject to 1838 taxea: ^ bstncU al buyer*’' expense. The igliHs-reserrtd-to aewpt o n e jee t - • * ny bid. Ssles must be completed a . nd payment made by Norember ,, 1930,18 o'clock A M; TlUs' to the >** roperty does not pau unUl lalee U ' re approred by the ProbaU Court ■— f Twin Falls Counly, Idabo.FurUier details may be had from >

u. McInUte, Admlnlitntor, a t llmberly, Idalio. ' _ _ /

. E. U.'MelNtlRE. ■ X Admlnlitralof 'o f tlie (I EilaU of WUlmoU) ^ Jonei. deceased. - I

i'sHen, Pany <!» TTioiAm,______ VAiiomeys for Administrator, 'Twin FWli, Idalio.

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clsb In Twin M U high ached ya»* 4 ■ tM « y Aftenocn, Bert' Tolbert w u ^«Iected pntldent of Uw orttntat* % tl« .tad U u Jo r iaD rlie o n w u ch o *KB to be Uw Tice preeldtnt. Fretl* 1dent of U)o club U it y e u w u C u - Wcllnt 'Dudley.-tod Je tn Oltik w u ^Uw atereUiy. . . . k .. AU ttodenU.who h tr* taken «r ^tra U U at tecoad yew FRoeh t n %

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U n . Lucille W ny. widow e t the k t t u V. 0 . w n y . Twln’ftU e resUu- n a t owner who w u ftttl ly injuied ^ tn t a automobile tccldent U tt 8ep< W tember 17, tppUed to Uw probtto ^ caurt her« yeiterdty fot ippolnt- k oen t u tdrntnlstntor of h it eaUto. n u e e ttU , la Idtho. cam b U o frt tl 1 ind penontl property n lued t t ^ 110.00a Hetrinc 00 Uie peUUon w u 1 Ht for October 13. lUnry Benoit of Twin T tU i.ta Ult peUUoner't t t - ^ tomey. _________________ k

CHECK FORGER SUSPECT S CALLS FOR PRELIMINARY %AccuKd of f o ^ or t i t check ^

ta .Twln m u l if t September J3. k B..D. Du&n ctUed (or t pnUmlntty ^ be trim Whea be w u tm l p u d In k tb t probtU court h e n yuUrtUy. W B etrtaf w u le t for next Wednei- ^ day, tn d Uw tccuted m tn w it td - k mlUed to IIOOO bond whlcb w u not ^ fumlihed. Be w u tctonpanled In k Um court room by hta tttoniey, W. 1?L Duna of Twin PWta. ' ‘ ^ ■

H. W. OUlHto. Twin FalU police ^ chief. the compUInt.- . V

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JK ayser!? TucfcSti GOWNS AND PAJi!

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