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Arguments Flare At Special Session IR S H IP BLAST 15 DIE AS SAND House Gets Canada Ready for Historic F.D.R. Visit T BARGE CAPSIZES Seven Bills (J IN LAKE ST OR.

• For Action Btccch Block Explodes Aboard) U .S .8. Marblehead During Oddities Floor Clashes Point| Gunnery Practico Swift Disaster Hits To Carryover Into c a h k e t OKIES UNEEAItD IK HOAR ICAM9A8 CITS', Kan.. July Next Week . 20 moved the Icgwlntivo program ing turret on the V. S. S. irissls-i UUIO jMii'bisnn todny iiOjcjj . ihcir heavilyJortJcd sand bargo, th* 1 ___ of the special fecasion' forward alppl 12 years atrn to-, i of-tho spellal session and wages Fire-Flghtcra ' Check Montana| ^ ^ ^ ^ Blatant, Irving N. Carlson,., wh*' Leaving tho oounty court bouse aro not on duty at the tlme. '^'-:^ Blazo Fatal to Threo Moaj S t Louts —000 100 303— T 7 S .hero at 0:30 a. ra.. tho first otop will be made At tbo Intersection Waves crashed tho flvo against. M Tho eighth Mil, exported I------Landon Evasiveness Pro&o Incondiartsm Brooklyn —803 140 45k—22 21 1 iA brcalcwater and bruised-thank.v — tntrotfuced-late today, nska-legta-l i Parrocico, Heusscr and Davis; |1 * Bluo Lali&i and Second ave- severely—- *-«forob Carlson and-Plaro»; f- Mungo, Baker and Bcrrcs, 1 1 east, whero a power sprayer reached U laUon-that will enable Idaho to I bo demonstrated. From there lem with Ufa preserver.';; secure 00 per cent of monies col- By FEED MYEBS aald he was eleoplnir la- '(■ Y,llcctcd under the-federal unemploy­ SECOND GAMES tho party will go to tho Blalock r 29 »—In-hls summer cot* contln’uo tho present odmlnlstra- -Rcports.tbat.tbo fire was cf In- Boyi Nwowly HQia Death * tago : on this .picturesque New 'tlon's policies on soli erosion and New York 103 000-21r— 7 12 , ilves will outline to legtslatlvo and Brunswick Island, President Roose­ drouth relief. Ho wants to bal- ' - - * and Hartnett; Gab- other candidates the present needs ' , Fire While Tethared' to .Earle, Pennsylvania; Ilcnry Jlor-| of agriculture. velt conccntratod on administra­ anco the budget immediately and “ Unavoldabli'’ .Verdict - Basement Timber - , ^ ner, minds; Clyde Ia Herring,1 at tbo samo time CQntlnuo to - POLICE HUNTfNG tion affairs today. :,. Iowa; R.. I*. Cochran, Nebraska; A coroner’o-Jury -late Tuesday AMERICAN LEAGUE for'thb needy and unemployeS. , .• PH>hlori"ntuaber: one.involved Charles R. Martin, .Oregon. ' night decided that two of the men the'ultimate: disposition of .the Oor. CkKhran, as head of a state burned to death, Cameron Baker, BRIGHTON, :CoIo.,’[Jair Fuounaguoddy - tide-harnessing Claim Schools Damaged Ibbrderlngoa Kansas, said ho found 24,1 Havro,'and John Rowles, Land­ . -Roy Hamblin; ^i-yoaf-okS-WPA'il and hydro electric power project. They accused Oov.- tandon . ofl'it necessary to make a distinction] usky, ' came. to their deaths 1 yoriser, was hew'ln'.lajl SLAYING VICTI - He ts to' discuss the matter with between Gov. Landon.' I'tlns ‘ S t ool F. Kayes; pending flllng of/. c h S e * ? ^ ^ .parsimony In administering Kan- tiro over which they had no General Edwin Markham, chief of [know,” and Candidate LonC 'chaining his tw oaon4W ^na,l IflAS relief, of damaging the Kan- ' ■ ’ • Tkr>'£' flnmUlnt troV .and .that such death - ___ army •cngteSM,-. at. 1T ' ...... “~‘ 'aai - school syaUm-to make an “unavoidable." Ahotber youth, 8. a- Southern Utah'today.dug out of] and. James,' 12,lnthebaiemeht:i ■. Tacoma A^ks Search for;Yonth|'thltf ftflnnwirt-l'.'-' 1 economy .record; “of praising-and -.^'Candidate London." ho aald. "is] R. Brockunltr of Lowell, Maas., St. Louis tho Hamblin borne,' ,running;-for-the prealdcncy on-an tho dcbria- o f'a flood that'swept . .Who May Bo Second-Killed loping tbo New .Deal in. 2034 but as also burned to deaUi. " - - narrowly wcsped. crcmaUon;'yfe»S anU-Naw Deal platform, but Gor. Persons In the fire aroa, how­ FIRSX OAMB '• down'-from 'sodden highlands,'.in- tenlay. " ■ , -T .'.‘ BjrWisconsin Boy trlra^Softtlon yacht Sewanna into 'Ladon-ran for a second.term for R.H.E. undating -several towns. ..The: hi allied with steel, oU and fitumum. ever, declared the deaths needless Cloudbursts In the mountains tho .biSn-cff -pool after.a intereaW"o^alxuit. tho'intcroati. «f governor'of'KanAsif on a 100 per and directly dtie to & lack of or­ IWaah.■;____005 000 010— 0 12 ' bj^fwr t ____ ^ ____ _ leisurely'run from L’Etang Wand. cent Netv:Deal ptatforin.' •- > ganized ’ supervision ' during - the Cleveland' M l 020 OOs-U 10 . to yesterday sent water caacaQ. amnnd thalr. neckrwUlrij tho majority of Americans,’ ond of down vaueys, causing damage IQ miles to the northward In Ncfl evading - pomraJtment . to- concrete -‘In' 1035 ho boasted that under early -hours.of'flriFflghUng. Itoe Cohen,- Appleton. abd Millies; wen teacued by -their 14->,»--, ; Polico today- southed lor' Reuben Brunswick.: ■■■': ] his odmlnistratloh' all' tbo mono' men ‘wero.' trapped' befo-* — Lee,' HOdehrand 'and Pytltk, " I here, .a* fflllinore,Mantl,‘ Pleasant sister. I^ls,' wbo rusht4 to I policies. " ■ *- View and as far north aa WUlard *. Sletrled, Park: aty,M ontr youth - ■ '-.'.'Otiartl.of Honor .. - f o r * ienced workers coilld b o _____ ... ' K1H50ND GAME . basement -after < hoarinS thctr .tt. in ;ti» Me- . . k detachment «.the'Royal Ca- per cent'To make this tho front td take chairge, it was la the worst flood-In 19 years. ror-atrloken ecream^' and beat n . ond vtcUm’of La-Venv Marks; J$* Bkdlaa'Konnted .pOHce- wM guanl - - - ' of ■ Gov. Landon'"1freported. | Business--districts- of fephralm a guoilnewioaked' xiif : .. year-old, aonot WlwcWln . ovfin? of. hon:- Waliter; < -whjf -sw a fa is «U)#.J»at and ;j>r««defl- to , the ss^-?»ji«raa members of 6" 'tJeotogScal party! dam,".'a rock-flUed'- flood-control did,. lie-raised moro-'questions ” • by Uw-CCC prevented gmt- .Confessed'the ■totoftV.sJW Srt big. retMWosV*1 -oottnge‘overlook; n-.he' '6etU64TI gathered that making'a topographical, survojr, oft ...... 'Bernitefn, 24. 'htsTioybOod pal.-. :, 1 tog paa*anu^uo^>»y* ■ • . • , _ w u for »m 4’ 'aort of'social . . MWivest Disappoint— .. the Lime Rocklca are under diroc- i"^lIwk*'to!meTwhich wikoB'his pmverblalhlgh.'atlff-ooK . RoosoTPlt',' la. • 'brief.visit ’ Tuesday, ttftce- • ir, desplt*.tt,«;»ys of a^hot-. *m. n6on,''vin-'.'lroote':from:i1Mouatain ■ Proosed for a-statamant regard^ ------eaitwirdl atj,-. NevN'.‘te > » r . ,W?»t,Yaltow-J ii-thaeumat: befcwo V cnShl'gattttrij stone'.v^ewr.he.^wIli-aevotaTaev- f?-»teovcr.told ...... m im r n nn.1 V1»vn - tn • tlia Uadi- •'Tve ,tUkad pcilttes/fw. th* ,.%nhi:’pwt£------^-^Wnbtn^efrMriTPari^Jty^ limit.1 > taln-aty;,t&pcrr05». J.; J. aanager.0t.tii6 mlnefl.., W ttaldtiatJSl^aen'SJe'ncrw edat'.the. campranCUat: the>W :S«.«»rt'yriibe W op^tajM ^j

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~Treawtr~ArgiiBientg~Brcat{~tiPTr - fs w ir r n t m w Hite c f o r n democrat Ubicf B xccutim ol| |-j-Breetb-Blook-£sp]odos-Abosrtl— 1 At Spocial Session; Seven Heavy Seas Off Shore nt Six StatC3 Firo Blasts U.-S. S. Marblehead During “ ' " Bills Introduced South Chicago A t Nominee. Ounneiy Practico •

(Continue! From Pai:e Onc) l^t r Wi mcd From Pace Otic) (Continued From Fngc Onc) (Continued From Page One) tec HhoulcJ bo, appointed to InVcstl-'j Ml:« Gertrude Thomitr. is tn nwuxe u m. He reached the di inltlnt campnlgn speed) of a rr jTcnn..' powder burns facc nnd nato cxpcndlturcu ot funds, In 'lliC|Pi>cate)In vialllng her Minter, J.lrn-- ready - appointed appropriations] Californians Jlcrc Larson from the llght-j Owen Davis, jr.,.and Louis La­ ploymcnt and- thc presumption Is] James 12. Bcncdict. 18. Form commlttcc. After lcn|;tliy nrgu-| .jcnln of Mr. and Mrs. U. K. hoi brenKwnter nnd took them Jessie Matthews, called the timer, provides something uni­ that ho expects private, Industry] [KnolLi, Calif., lost right arm. con- tactions became deadlocked1Couberiy nre Mra. L. L. David and lof spltal. On itn wny In It picked I "Dancing Divinity”, and hand­ que Iri romanllo comedy—av succeed^' vCov. Eario said. "Let1 dlllon ccrlous. called. non and N. U. Coubcrly, Sacra-1 up red Melby nnd Hanson, whol some Robert Younjj are co-star- Harry Leon Wilton's novel frdm us consider an example, the steel Cnspcr-Jamrn Hay, 10, Oakland, Independent pension candi­ , Calif., burned forearm and elbow, □ locks Speeding-Up mento. j.weiwere being washed ^.iltore on1 red Iri "It’s Love Again", a Joy- which It ’wag taken—by spoof­ industry. Gov. Landon may be fa­ date for president—that'* Dr. plcec.i of wreckage. out dance romance, playing it ing reincarnation and Inferiori­ miliar'with that, since his uncle, [condition good. Senator Whitten, Boise, stai J. E. Pope, above, of Oklahoma. Bradley nnd Ople.nre first clf»?* mated action to rush Die rtadii All of tho^c rcscucd suffered I the Orpficum today and tomor­ ty complexes to a faix-thce-well. |W!ll!am T. Mossmas, la the chief Pledging direct federal . old lira. Frank Hovorka left y from thc cold, nnd five were hruls-j row. "Hearts Divided" starring The RKO Radio.picture traces lobbyist in Harrisburg for the stamen while all tho others are of bills nod Indicated he would I age “talarle*” beginning at.WO ncconil class seamen. fight f o r • thorough readlngfl day for San Jose, Calif., I cil. None was able to dLicusjt prob-j Dick Powell, Marlon Davle>, the adventure* of a meek male Steel masters. a month to persons over 55, and with her sLsler, Mrs. Emma eharlle RugQIes, Edward E. secretary who, utually petrified - Employment lugs Not Found nt Once throughout thc session. Under the! Inereailng to S50 to all over 05, Cnpt. C. W. Crosse, in command, law, tbc hills must i.c read Ihrecj who Is In a hospital. Surv(vor* ! Horton and Arthup Treacher, Is by petticoats, and browbeaten "The. Pennsylvania steel Indus­ Dr. Pope I* waging his cam­ The coast guard cutlers cruised eomlijg next Friday. by his boss, suddenly, become* a try is booming today os it has nev­ oaiii the ncrMcnt was not found times before being put to a v paign by “chaln-potfeard.” The until some minutes after thc gun ' discussion. ere on Visit v back and forth through tho wreck-1 lion among the ladles and a ti­ er boomed sinco the World war. government suppressed Pope’* Visiting ot tho D. J. Glbb home age for several hours without! . ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ger of big business when he Yet employment lags. had fired on schedule. - When attempt;! were made activities in. a pcntlon plan he Officers row a slender trail rf brognte the rule, Whitten •c Mrs. Mamie Asbury nml ‘son finds courage In the belief that "President Roosevelt 0_.~ ______advocated two year*, ago. ;Glen.' nnd Guy Lcmmrr, McComb. he is the- reincarnation of a solution when he shortened houra smoke .waving-from tho wrcckcd uspend any The ^bargc was owned by the! Idaho Now Showing turret, where a crew hnd fired the rules. We’ve met thrco times inj 111. Mra. Aiibury nnd Mrs. Glbb Material Scrvlce corporation o f1 great Egyptian Pharaoh. Thle of work and eetablijhcd minimum Chicago, nnd since its purchase In laugh feature shows at Joe-K’s wages. Now. as a result of m]J last nhot of tho dny. Ibc past J8 jno/iflis in special ecs-, Powerful Drama! I ' News of Record A nav.1t board of investigation -ulon-wlth- resultant-hlgh-conl-lo • ' *• uscU-rtgularJy. |_Rexy_t!«ateL today and Thurt- preme_ court! drrlalnni, Conducts Funrrnl ‘ !Imul rnnd nnd gravel from I^rck-1 day. Added gems are a musical look /or another aolutioa But no ------BuQdliig-Pcrmits— 7- ]convrned-aboRrriUie-*hip-today-t(r- the state. I believe If we’d con-1 Beginning today thc Idaho ,Investigate. Capt. C. W. Magn:- sldcred thlngu more thoroughly Jtev. G. L. Clark ccntco ballot at the office of tho home state of Kansas and nearly ! "The port bow citadel fired on tax and Chat under tho present jed of crime, finally proving bis By United I’refc* schedule," he aald, "and for n few system of taxation, public service F- S. Bell. I county auditor, in anticipation doubled thc Income of JOuisas Low UlRh 1 'innocence. of being at tbe state convention farmers from 1032 to ,1935. Ap­ mlnulcn there was nothing to In­ corporations were dodging a full The prdgrnm is completed with. Boise £6 [*5 dicate a disaster. • • ... share of tax responsibility. As thu GO tO California . . ! of tnfc American Legion nt Ida-., parently Goy. Landon doesn’t think Calgary ...... ZZA 88 Grjlntluml nice' SjiorUlglil,' color ho Falla during election day, much o f It." report reached me that then?, i basis for his resolution, he used n ’ ?Jr- .l\n'l ,Mr1' Ilay n,n!1 .Many glftn were received by the here late this afternoon and hostess. Twenty-two guests wc;c ' (Butte). c Srhedu I hope a derelict reported there mny llh Inyallnts besieging rebels. . under an avalancho of votes in roll ot thc western dlvtalon, agri­ Revenue nnd taxation: Jensen, bo thc motomhlp Nun oca. which GIBRALTAR—Franco assumes spend the night ln Twin Falla. a run-off Dcmocmtlc primary for cultural conservation administra­ prcccnt and received balloons, as c h a ir m a n (Madison), Nelson; 'diaappearcd 25 days ago with 22 direct eommand of nil rebels, rebel , Tomorrow ho . is scheduled. to the nomination a* U. S. senator. tion who will also attend thc acs- f a v o r s . Refreshments were I persons aboard.' , irclens announces. J-flako part ln events ln connection . • (Bingham), Curtis (Ada), Fore-i held Sunday ]wlth a weed tour being staged in Lee’s opponent ln the November man (Owyhee), Horner (Waah-i Nat-Soo-Pah, Clauses v | Coast guard authorities detnch- MADRID — Government ngrecs elcdlion will be tho Republican Director Fatrell announces the1 :ed thc cutters Vigilant and Yea- ' broadcast appeal for news ot H. 'tills county, having accepted ’ on purposo of the meeting an follows: • ' Ington), Hove. llussmin (Idaho),1 thc church at 10 a. m. Invitation of thc board of county candidates, nominated without op­ ' and Horn, iton from hurricane service off the Merlo Cochran, first secretary of position. Herbert I t Hyde, who •Tho agricultural adjustment ad­ 'Florida coast to make a &00-mllc U. S. embassy at Paris, who-left commlasloners to bo present for a Rule* Body iFlcnlc Slated program of talks to follow tho gained fame as tbc prosecutor of ministration now baa a tentative Rules and order of business — A picnic dinner for thc adult art race to the isolated Campeche, wife for Seville at start of tbe Urschel kidnapers. draft of a range conservation pro­ EWES FOR SALE- banks when the port, captain of] serving of lunch by women of ’ he Goodwin, chairman: Cavanagh, class will be held Friday nt J p. ~ Flier Grange at' tho county fair Heavy Margin gram to bo presented at state wide ■■ Hendricks, Klepfer, Lusk (Ada), of Mrs: Lnwfcncc‘Xc.rB.Cnj^*_¥e^co.1 sported ~ . Return*from 3,207 of tho state'..'meetings of livestock men ib eacU A band of ewes ranging ^pinbled vessel had been sighted , By REYNOLDS PACKARD at Filer at 1 p. » . • Huasmon and Wrlgbt. 'Murphy, three miles ’ :.313 precincts today gave tbe of the states during thc week of in age from yearlings te. FIELD H EADQ U ARTERS,, following veto In tho senate ra August 0 .1 In each state tho live-' State affairs—Sharp, chairman highway and one-f mile north! aged ewes.' , ** (Ada); Nelson. Graham, Hay Of thc Five Point f SPANISH NORTHERN REBEL ] Lee. 280,188; Marland, 181.B31. stock men wlU have tbo opportun­ • (Bannock), Cavanagh, Goodwin Itali9hs Beat Off ARMY, July 20 OIPJ—Government 1 Hie Tote recorded was the m ity to discuss the suggested plan Any class is for sale in and Sewell. and rebel forces joined In a death KNOX CEREMONY crushing defeat ever banded _ fully, to make recommendations as any number. •-Tha following committees were, ______ig a trip to Illinois, In-1 Ethiopian Attacks! battle today for control candidate ln Oklahoma history, to changes, and to contribute fur­ Immediate_'th!rli v * r y at passu to Madrid. Tie former record was a majority! ther suggestions." appointed In tbe senate: ■|. Erb, Hinton (Owyhee), |Tho Robinson car sustained a bent; rebels arrested me on suspicion of tho b ono ree. Jlaynoldl, Woodward (Franklin), axle, while thc other machine re- that I woR- a spy and I was clap­ :Helena weather bureau. There] |celved a broken wheel. wasms -no. damage. .. Bartow. .Whitten .(Boise). ped into jail for four hours until 1 i ~ . ------recorded ' '' Republican* wad Demoerala met proved 1 waa not from Madrid. Tho shocks were Ire "I n n Joint cauetia l“ t right in the [Take Vocation : Civil guards watched mo with :18 a. m., 4:23 a. ni., 4:33 a. ' eupreme. court chamber to have Leaving this morning for thej guns alert during my detention. nd 4:43 a. m. Only. oaoot of these, ORPHEUM nendlnc legislation explained, and northwest were V. C. Wray, Twin] 1 Alter my release, I saw lnt< be aecond, was. auulcie . Ilciently strong TODAY and TOMORROW • iSerprcted to them b / Governor Falls, and Jack Moss, Buhl, who' slve .aerial ’ action. Five planes to be generally felt over tbe city, 'j t o » and-Ariel J. Crowley, wwist-J spend tho next week ln Yoki? Madrid bombed a bridge thc weather bureau reported. It • nnt attorney general. ond Seattle, In Scuttle they I Bullorgo, wounding'30 rebels and] lasted about three seconds. Tbo [plan to attend thc Northwest Open killing onc. Rebels brought down] others wore about one second OOUN COOP SCOUCnKS [golf tournament two loyalist planes' in ono en­ duration. , .. -WASHINGTON. July 2D «'J. gagement during which govern- Tho nation's 1030 com crop Is Treated at Hospital ‘meat planes shot down one rcbel| Fires Checked in turning, up for lack of moisture Lnwrcnco Ray Dunken, plane, tho occupants of which ‘ •• Mid thousands of bushels are being ployc of the McVey Implement and caped death despite the bombs] Idaho's Panhandle] • - jslJccd. dally from the onlicipated Hardware store, Is receiving treat­ poured at them. ^ 1 "' "yield a'weather and crop condl- ment today nt tho Jiospltnl foj SPOKANE. Wash., July 29 OID ilonB report of the weather b- severe body bruises, n dislocated1 ROTARY HEARS REPORT —Fires swept forests of the Ida­ reau indicated^ today._____ wrist and hip ana possible internal Report, on the district meeting ho panhandle today but all were Injuries sustained yesterday when of Rotary presidents- nnd secre­ reported under control by forest EIGHT CAST BALLOTS he fell from n building while in taries at Pinecrest Inn, Salt Lake UP to noon tcx^y eight absentee Fairfield. City, this week, was made at : ..'’ baUots'.hod been Issued to votrra weekly meeting of' the local club kt the’, offico of Frank J. Smith, Doctor* Leave . today by President Charles Shir* '. '.-county-suOltor, and in ehargo of Expecting to leave at thc end of ley. Guests wero George Seidel, -"tho urlmary election Aug. 11. Ail tho week are Dr. C. Russell Wea- Twin Falls, H. B. Hebert .and • applicants requested Democratic Twln Fulls, and Dr. ’Joseph Charles,Mncauley, Boise, and vis­ Marshall. Portland.-who 1 " iting Rotarians included Harry T‘--balIotB. • I ■ ' visiting for a few days . . . Punter, Sheoohc, Walter Brazee, Weaver-home.--Dr. WeSver is -to . tee,? Klrlgman," Arltr'A;- B r.Bw T.v CoritJemna Accent take post-graduate work at Har-| nett. Hood River,.Ore. •/./’. 5'- '*'.- b e r k e l e t , : calif, b b 1 void university and Dr. Marshall ^ ■•‘IrtSda acroea tbe'sea* • prcsum- |wlll enter a two-year internfjihlp FTC MEETING PLACE ably Btlffenod-wbcn’Professor Ger- at Worcester, Macs. Dr. N. H. Lines and Mayor Dun- L v iia yMarsh of tbe.U^versltsr o .on.MeD. Johnaton will speak on P'J'J-' CailforWa-- WibUcly announced thot To VUIt Parents tbe coming election at a.public' F . the Orffflr^accant la 'Mr, and-Mrs. FY-E, Drake meeting at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow at I expecting their eon and daughter- tbo First Methodist church.' Thoyl g r ^ C K ^ .4® S06^ 03 ? >SUah in-law, Mr. and .Mr*. Raleigh 11. will conduct tv similar mpc(lng ntl Drake and family, Macon," Ga., to Burley,.Fridrty evening., ..... —Coming. Friday— [arrive' Friday to spend a month , "Souldji pregreM in' thrteVwaysi here.. lit. Drake la an iftstmctor “Hearts Divided’’ in payobology in' the' Wesleyan eol- TOO EATS TO CLASSIFY . - vtarrtnff j-.v ------fet'jnrtom lsg forward,-by. n « of <1^*1 jlejrs at.MHeon.’ He ls a jnujuate ....DIOK POWELL Starts I'KTTE DAVJ5 !of Filer high school anti‘ Boston1 Girl-wanted for work in news I awtmmlng backward, . MARION, DAVIES ;*taod.. Apply at Rogcrson News1 SUNDAY tmw O oUcn Arrow1- iuHlvenUy. Hla Ph.- D. *' :■ Fifth Oode No.'4()G';‘ ^-•pelllni-WBtor .from tbo: maiile London university. ■ Stand after 7 o’doek. ‘ . i / v •; " 1 Wcches'dny, i}u1y 29, 1936 IDAHO EVENING TIMES. TWIN FALLS. IDAHO' ■ Page Tbrcl eat In. Johnston's "The Long Roll." Jl wan purchased ln Calendar 1011,' and thero Is no way of telling how many hundreds' of GIRL IS m . Neighbors of W o o d c r a f t Reading Tastes Here of persons liiwo rend It. Thlmhlo club will meet tomor­ Ordinarily, though, four-years row at 2 p. m. nt the homo of. Show New Variations Is tho average length of a book’s GETS-SET OF EXTRA TRICK Mra. IS. H. Maher, - 847 Etn\ llfo there. Dlscnrded volumes OF DEATH TODAY nro given to readers who llvo a . \VM. E. MrKENNEY *' BRIDGE LtJNCUEON ' considerable distance from town Rory, American lirfdgo League • qiVEN POR MBS. OOWAK----- andhnve no access to libraries. Through such national events a Mrs. Paul Qowan. Sfireveport, liccomlng summer tournament o Child of Mr, nnd Mra. Law. . _a ., guest nt Uio noitiT during tho last month, by far liuiit, to no iioflcd a(~r 1 onto, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwin A. Wil­ bcrs nro requested'by'officers nro always. liked by chlldrdn. CLOVER son. wwrgucat of honor at a morn­ to bring fruit and vegetables the moat popular were eight re­ Young Twin Falla readers seem 2 p. *iL. Friday ing brldgo parly and luncheon for Uio McChisky health camp. cent ones, according to Mlsa to liko cowboy and Indian cast h vo lea d tlmt »< c of given yesterday by Mra. Henry J, Jessie Fmacr, librarian. storica best, an) two about Ida­ Oscar Thlcmenn, Lincoln. Neh., io greatest experts Wall and Mrs. W. R. Pflebo nt tlio Only Uiree, Carrol’a "Man tho ho, ••Lucretln Ann on tho Ore­ ho Is n guest ot his aunt, Mrs i fur west of tho Hudson r!v< Edna Juno Law, elght-ycnr-old homo of Mra. C. A. Victor. Guests I’ MURTAUGH" | ■'Unknown," Anno Lindbergh's gon Trail", and "Lucrotla Ann F. Oppllgcr and family, is employ- One of the probable participants ilnughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hugh included lntlmnto friends of Mrs. ■'North to tho .Orient," nnd ln tho Golden West," Plowhead. l on tho E. I’cr.iegchl ranch. i tho masters' pair gamo nl As W. Law, Buhl, died early tills OflWiin nnd their mothers. Brand's “Wako pp and Llvo" aro among Uio most popular. Mr. nm| Mra, Henry Schultz nnd bury I’nrk, N. J.. tho week of Auj; morning nt thc hospital Jiero nfter_. / At brldgo prlzcn wero won by Mrs, Charles Johnson aid Mrs. nrtjwn-flctlon. A surprising number nsU for id son, Vincennes, Ind., arrived 3, la Harry Auslander, unquestion­ r.n Illness of one week. She waa\ Mra. Orr Chapman nnd Mrs. D. D. Trio'othera aro "Way of. li poetry, especially tho works of ably ono of tho outstanding brlilgo (torn .lune 27, 102H, nt Buhl. , A. M. Hoover entertained h group Thursday lo visit Mrfl. Schultz' Besides her parents tho child la Alvonl. Mrs. Gowan received a Transgressor," Fnrson; "Tho A. E. Milne or Fyleman's "Sil­ father, Henry Jasper, sr. playera of Pittsburgh. An examplo of ladles, nt the Artesian natiitor- Last_Purltan.'' S a n ta y a n a ; of Uils fine dcfonnlve play la given survived bv two brothers, nnd ono guest favor. Tho rooms used for . Friday afternoon, Uio occas­ ver Pennies." Tlio endless series Mr. nnd Mrs. Rudolf Schrocdcr 4jio gomca wero trimmed with bas- "Honey io the Horn”, Davis; dealing with "Oiy-Uttlo Cousin" in today's hand ln wiiichiho held ulster, Leona, Hugh and David ion being their birthdays. Tho nd family nnd Norman Schrocdcr Law. I mako their home. Judging from past experience,. inted to win three spado trlclui, n ratxed bouquet of pink and white Mr. nnd Mrs.’ Frank Knox of "should reflect tho peoples Swczcy'a "Boya Book of As­ __‘/glooms. ,_Tho afternoon----- ——* Oklahoma visited recently at tronomy" will aelifom be found 1777 Shilling- Found •wwntnlst* Wmand Creator*______on_tho_ahelve3. Sclentlflc_nnd —VAN—WKRT,-Q. mi’.U Trrvnviiuwotumome:— Easy-ficccaSlbHlty, rccommcn- king and . returned another heart. . cd by her Miss Helen and.Mra, P. J. Fahey nnd nlrplnno books seem to exert’ Miller discovered in a sofa a paper » K U J T C H , r H0 l D 5 Lullman. datlona by friends, appcaranco the oante charm tho Boy Scout Declarer won nnd led a occond Jfr. and lies. Cllttcrd Evans have on Hats of best sellers and an shilling, Issued In 1777 by the FALSE TEETH TIGHT' Lost evening Mrs. Weldon returned from n trip through booka/ do. Incldentnlly, only tho !;paile, which SouUi won. complimented ot a-brldgo party Interesting, readablo appcaranco' scout books approved by tho Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Now Auslondcr returped hla Klutcb forms a comfort cuihlonjj mlddlo western states. partner's diamond lead, nnd wns arranged by Mrs. Lionel Dean and William- Hall, Jr., arid Mcrl help create demand for a book, national organiiatloo aro found Tho bill revcalB. that wan print­ holds tlio plate eo mug It can't rock, nho bollovea. Recent editions of in tho library, ed by John Dunlap, n Philadelphia --4.Q J 0032 thus ablo to ruff a heart return, drop, chafe or ';b» plnjcd wllh” .| lira. W. R. Cliaso at tho homo ’of Hudson, members of tho U. S.. ar­ tho classics, especially those for nelling Iho contract Iwo-trlcluj. A . tho former. Four tables of bridge my station nt Fort Douglnn, Utah, Of Iho total of 10,787. vol. prlater, that penalty for counter­ All vuL Opener— A lou on eat and apeak u well as children, show great improve- umea owned by Uio library, tho feiting was death ond that Its facc very unusual defense. you did with yotitpirnteelh. 23c and)1 wero ot play with prizes awarded; returned tlicro after spending *-— “ ""“ in makeup. ^ Solution in next issue 60c a box at Dnc Storet—Ad*. to~tho30“ wlnnlng-hl6h-oooro'-atl daya nerD^-wUtmhelrparcnta- ..one whiclLhaa.becn there.long;. ‘ :_wfi3_21 cents,______(Copyrtshl, 1030, NBA Service) * each table, Mra, Weldon. Mrs. J. E. Rhlnchart,-Mrs. C. W. Parks, and Mrs. Newell Dayley has as a Mrs. C. A. Bickford. Mrs. Weldon ...immer guest'fit her homo Mrs. also received a guest favor. At Leo Wilson, San Francisco, Calif. Iho closo of tho evening rcfresh- * Carrol Truo nnd con Carrol. Jr., % nicnts wero oerved hy tho host­ Boise, spent thc Week-end here esses. A profusion of garden with his wlfo nnd daughter. floweVa were arranged about Uio Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Tolmnn, ! rooms of Uie Dean home. gan, Ut*b, visited last week h Van JEngelen’s 8S1 DATS - 88* DAYS with rolativcs. and friends. They V TAK HEEL CLUB were accompanied by Lova Tolman ATTENDS PIONIO and BHlio Clawson who havo been . Approximately 200 members of nt Logan for the past three weeks tho Tar Heel club of southem lda- attending, music _ training school Eighty-Eight Followrouuw the me Crowds^rowus ofui n Thrifty in n y ouuyyeisShoppers ho attended thc annual picnic held over the week-end nt Harmon Mrs. Mny Perklna and her nelce, park. Following tho dinner a pro­ Marjorio Tiffany, Rupert, ---- - gram was presented by Arnold last week to Nampa to g< Who Habitually Trade at Van Engelen’s Jones and Included a vocal sola sister, Mra. W. Boden. who they by Merland Edwards, a duct by took lo Doyton to visit with :Cent Days Merland E d w a r d s r - 1 T,“"' mother, Mra. A. Atkinson. . Wright, two accordion i.i Thora Stangcr, who has During our. 83c days wo offer von seasonable, Rclna DeVrlea and a reading by been spending two weelta with '"•'linchct Bsllengqr. • her -aunt,-Mrs.- Ethel Egbert,- left . riclit,incrchanilise.of dciicnilublc (jtiality nt lowor than Officers clected wero H. H. Bnl- for her home ot Oakley, Sunday, uannl priccs. fn some eases you’ll find assortments and Icnger, prealdent: It, L. Tumlp- Mr. nnd Mrs. Steve Perkins hat! ---- need, -vice president,- nnd-Mro.-Bal- aa-houstrguests-last-week-Mr.-nni. -quaaUtlc-iJiuiitodebtit-you-will-fitid-everv-lniy-Ti-good' lenger, secretary-treasurer. Mra. W. Mendenhall, Clifton. Mrs. buy nnd up to Vntt Etignlcji’.s standflrdi—woTtliwhiie , Mendenhall "Is a sister »of Mra. l a w n PAitTy fe te s Perkins. Bavings for every member of the fanuly, j / ;VISITOR FROM OGDEN Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthilr Taylor. Al- Mrs. Omar Kirtloy, Mra. Gcorgo mo, spent Sunday with Mrs. Tay- Erickson nnd Mra. Roy King, en­ ‘ ‘ mother, Mra. D. IC Egbert Thursday — Friday — Saturday tertained 20 guests yesterday aft­ ss Doria Bronson returned to ernoon at a lawn party compll- Lake CitjVsunday nftornoon jnenUng their mother, Mrs. C. H. after a week here with hor moth- Black, Ogden, a former resident Mrs. Ida Brohson. Thrift Tips .by the Yard of . thli city. Tho affair was held t t tho King homo, on Kimberly American Investments in fur- 88-PAYS -88* PAYS read. During tho afternoon musi­ farming now nro estimated at Summer Fabrics cal selections and readings were $30,000,000. • ’ presented and refreshments were Bath Towels Boys' Shirts Voiles, batiste nnd novelty cottons, ono big display all at ons low price. Real values ’ Besides Mrs. Black other out-of- In a light weiRiit fast color eiiam- wlil urge jipu to buy for now or future town guests wero Mrs. O. C, THERE LS A DIFFERENCE Big thirsty towels, Cimnoii quality hrny, just ri^ht for every da&wen Erickson . and Mrs.' Cora Black, , IN DR^ CLEANING , Both of Oakley. ia wliite or pastel grounds, Sizes aro 12 to 14Vj- G Q i * , * > f . . * Phono 820 and bo convinced. <1 f o r ...... d O V 8 »M. 88c an ss b a c o n ’s Licensed Sanlton'o Cleaner* ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Hen’s Work So* . PA3UBIAN, INO. Random gray - S«*Mr. and Mrs. T. Clyde Bacon White Bags Toweling ,. today announced the engagement 8 P,. 8 8 c df their daughter, Miss Cathorlno Rayon Prints Bacon, to Richard Howsman, Los Smart xrnshnble Iiors that wero Heavy unbleached 'Jincn toweling, Angeles, son of Mr. and Mrs. made to bcU at a rmrch higher price. full 18 inches wido. Y on lf want Fast colored crown tested yams, fabrics Fnrnk-Howsman, HaMltpa. Mr. Choieo'of Uio house, Q Q n plenty of this nt that aro.BUArnnteed ln every WAy. Dainty Howsman w u formerly a resident 2 f o r ___3 v ~ _____ - ____O O t (J yards for . . patterns Uiat aro nuro to please. ’ f Men's Unions of Twin Falls, Tbo marriage will 'G M iineX.'} 88c Rayon • take placo early next fan. : .. - • * • 2 yards 88C c BRIDGE CLUB 88 JJEETS AT LUNCHEON CXajotveuLi .-Members• of .-tha Sum-R-Set 88! PAYS 88‘ PAYS fcridgo club, wero guests yesterday afternoon of I: . C. W. Parks Colchester Prints - Indian Blankets her home. A d sort luncheon ' A sturdy percale woven 80 threads each < oorved-Jind * i. followed - by. Fabric Gloves Bathing Suits For camp or auto- way to the squaro Inch. Thoy aro guaran­ ~mJUTvoon at h ;.-PHM-for-hlgU In short or giiuntlet.atyl&s ia Women’s bathitje'siiits in ono piece teed fast to waahtnir. and they aro hero nod two piece cffccts. Unusually 88c white, nnvv, brown nnd tan, A ln a good variety. Tho pieces are what big 88c dny specinL good\atuca at wont’to Mra. e.-W. Thompson. Is linown as half pieces which rnakc.i'<&ils - -- .*• * fiOCIETr GIVES ...... low prlco possible. 1AWN PARTY AT RECTORY . in .88c $1.38 A well-attondeil lawn party w, I varda for . given' last evenlng-at tha Catholic 88c rectory by th» Holy Nam® ooticty Sillc Hosiery 2 io, 88c - of S t Edward's church. During Picnic Cases • the evening tho group was- cntcr- •por your week-end trips and picmo Regular first quality llumminf; 'Colncd -by cones ot skill, a grab Junchea. They fold nnd lock liko a Solid Silks - bag and vartaus card games play: Bird hosterv. Crvntal ercvea and ed on" the Illuminated. lawn. :In suit caso. and open to make a small rmglesi chiffons. Tho pair— Plain sllka ln solid .cobra, pastel'and most chargo of tho event was John table. nil popolfr shades. A very good quality •Keenan, general chairman. ■ that usually sells at Bttc. A' special buy for . 8 8 8 8 c c threo days only 2;. 88c I v>v£}urley Girl Marries — gone to .fc:~Salt Lake City Man BARNARD'S 88c

v.- ' BtJRLEV. July. 20 (Special)- — : "Nobody pays any Attention 88e DAYS • 88* DAYS :-fTho marriage'ofjMtsi Elvina Fer- to tho groom nt a wedding." * Aiui^siiorUi- . .‘ 'r iD ..Salt'Laite CJty. daughter ot slehod OMirso M ho paused Outing Flannels - ^ . Mr.. and 'Mrs.- Georgs E - Fcrrin, on bis-wny w-the church-to Lace Table Cloths. Batiste Gowns, Pajamas Belcct one of Barnard-* -good ■ 5 tm 88c -1 _ ,. JBurIoy. to John- Charles Hosaoy, Sue 72x90 loco tnhlo clotl.a,, Printea batiste rowds. printed bat- In fancy lights or fancy.’ darlcs. full .58 - -fealt Lake’ City.-took placi nt-tho ■vsed'cars,.Vhut good.gioom-- Inches wide, and on extra good buy fpr ear- ■ •Ing' attracts attention every* xhcre-.aro. not many loft, so. m They m o sheer and - - horao-of 'thO'.bridi'S.parentfl^Bal- ly shoppers.- - .V,: - urday mom lag in!^tha-proaenM of . whore. ' '. » - • • , • • tti.nae will go to early ahoppera C00L Youra for ' • -I”'^ •Innnedlato.'.fBmUjr^^-jind a few •at o u l r -/• • -•- •-•••-.... - •• • ...... frlemli. President.H.;0, Hall performed Uio ceremony. - $400 B'£i^!)rdid[«r^l . 'Tho' pair 'Wt • Immediately-fol- $1.68 88c - .' lowing tbp JKircmony tqr a-short 2for':880W " ■ ' “• wcdd(ng'trlp ' through the Saw* tooth- j«mntMiu. • 1 Pajamettea •• ..... Silk Crepe Slips \ Cretonnes - ...... '.air: and Mrs.: Hoxaey. wUt raak# Cretonnes of Iho-lietter. tiuallb'. They ir»>\ =•<•----lhair—bom#--ta -Balt.J-akfl- Cltx — • An-.ftxodlcnt-8roup-r«l-:firEt'emnluv. - - - whero'they aro boIh-«tn^loye4 by ■^a3ffmn-*»mfly-;nna^cat sum- ■^6:Inches vdde^31igy_ai^,eta tHo'-'Oohbl'al M6tof« Aepeptanpo SH4 youTl ftw!-a:Wlii#'Tfthg^M-color* aa*;:: cori»rnUo!i. fiV3? 8?°di Tang_® « You ’il want several At - - ss* n t f x s .... 6 1 Q C o f colors. A ll quality royons, Ji-- . .imttems from -whleh ta cboos*'Bay now;: - roup* D e v o t e d t o P o i e s t r y 2 _..,'PAKGUXTCH.. UlAh'.-^EI—'wu- f»- 88c 88c -. the third ,g«n. Oration of-ids family of 'the'ssmo BARNARD •-•taamicto-carry: on :a tfadlttonidf rt‘»erv^e.-nistratbsr^TV1liiaB1 iL‘H.'hu-scrvcd-2B yeareaaa AUTO CO. lom -Hurst,-. I. jjemd until. :□ SlDCQOrO founts.. A-

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Behind The PQT Scenes TfiLEl’ llONE 38 S o M u c k for in Washington 'full N 8 A-r«IUM &h q t & CHAPTER I TT wns 5 o'clock ln tho momltiR Uy UOITNEi’ UUICIILII ----- "Why, ' I — I’m alraid not," nnd Helena Dtrrlk, otUrcd ln Helena had faltered. (E^-cnbg Times Washington - white rwitn suit, was poised for "Surely yoii must know some­ Correspondent) thing about Uicm,” Miss Landcn WASHINGTON, July 20—It 1» The Gentleman in 'hnrx tuUIrt**, roiiif- U> mic stroke Uiat brought her to thc !he most imporiant Jn Hclvig's. It campaign in which pcoplo will not vato fur Lnndon but agninst ' ;f« the htuiliui: (ui an appi'iil Ini' funds Im- llic lii-jinldit'im was important not to much be­ float again. Easily she hoisted cause of thc.volume of business, National oonimiltiT. . • hcrseU from the water nnd began but because of thc fact that It 2. It showed lhat thc Landon njipcal will be to the conscrvatlvo - v J n d what the si” iiifiranc <• is most Auicrii iuis jivill find gone and promoted a bank rob­ smoothing out her suit, equccijjig drew the daughters of wealthier ber to the dltllnQulshed post of little rivulets of lake water down families In tho city. middle cl.vu and tlic farmer vote, ’ il difficult, to di'tmnim-. 1ml nioii- anniziiin is ,tlic linens Public Enemy No. 1, I’m jure I with -tew compromises to prog­ her flawless legs., _ “You realize, of course,” Miss ressives or labor and no conspic­ •attftnpt In sivim - jinliliail fnrnl« n> ))iit thi'.<> (I 1* Uii’k in .nIi2c that the G-men, In making ashore from the float, Landes said, "what Uit! cporUwcar uous gesture of the type thnt jiihvit by Ibis c.Mmi'/ Jj'nji) an ciii;l1 iif*<- ' what convinced me, Helena, derron watching her from* the be careful,” she had warned hcr- "Why should I worry mysclt lo voters hy even'i.ndieitlin" thiit tlu-iv is nny a] rent dai veranda ot llic lodge. He ttoo'd, watched you in our personnel .cif during Die stecpless night. death after hours?” Maislo Jensen classcs. You strike me as n girl from tlio Roosevelt tactics. A U<;r of their beloved (.'nastiiation not liein" j*r tall and handromc, with if role of ’This is Ihc first time I’ve been had asked Helena. “Old man He!- o is anxious to get somewhere tho New -York Tiroes said, bo • I’ol Shot made ivhat nmotinlcd fo a dec- . If ever thi're was kiicIi danger it was at thc >.“C of 1ly; Oh chivalry, where Art thou — toweling wrapped nround his ath­ away from the store—really away vlg pays me for eight hours.a day the world. What do you say?” or -romctliln};. 'I’d like to try It. Miss I^ndcs.” I oration in favor of Uio *'oj>rn > - iiiht Hi-publii’iiu national adiiiinisir'ation wlie letic frame. Even in tho weak from It—ond it may bc tha\ I’m —and that's what I’m giving him. shop," JIIr statpQiCuts as to ta­ Consider Glcytc . Frwlerlcli sun of dawn, Petcr’sJhlck. blond little ciddyl" No JT c ar.d no less.” ♦•roil jii‘o]di: wondered vlm-h. way to tn rirto av.hid a com- one of thc chitling lights who bor sound reasonalilo nnd fair hair shone attractively. Involun- It had, indeed,’been a sleepless CO oi Monday of Uie follow­ to the average clUirn^ but to jilutu crouoimo collapse. Men were wai'chini' in the streets night, in lieu ot sleep, Helena ^ (nring week. Helena had found mo*t labor tiulon men thry are wlmtnot nt Grccn’fi. tarily, Helena slowed her pacc, had lain, reviewing Uie chain ot dumotiMrai intf against tlic economic system in vo£i VfhicrUay J ■«' Clcyrc conrcious. o! u queer feeling c sal­ herself in thc sportswear depart­ very far from that. Anillni; down Mnli events which liad brought her to ary, and certainly TJclcna obtained The suggestions thnt workers around her heart. “It's so absurd Crest Mountain Lodge. For two ment. This department of Hcl- batiks were failing, prnporl.v was beiii" foreclosed, hutij tamlom bleycle with a youryr that he can do' Ihls to me," she no more concessions than thc vig's big organization wns hardly needn’t Join nny union If they . faced millions of ciCizons dnrittj; tbat winter of lady companion. Thc girt Mt nl told herself. ''I've known liim years she had worked In Hclvlg’t Ught-hcarled Mniste. Neverthe­ more than one romcr of Uic "la­ t n-ant to. thnt they had a Uio front hondle-bara, pumping big department store, and It was less, Helena took Miss Landes se­ perfect right to Join company and there was- a'cry for action, for lendcrsliip, fo hardly 2i hours . . ." dies' ready-to-wear”—but it was vlrRorously nnd uteerlni* Ihc con Ab:urd, .perhaps, but it was only this spring Uiat she had been riously; and she studied the mulU- a glamorous comer, done in a sil­ unions, and should be free from to save the nation. trnptlon besides. Our hero, bow liven a department of lictjiwn. graphed pamphlets entitled, ''Get­ Intimidation oi- coercion by fellow true. She was tiend over heels ln vered modernistic mode wiUi in­ employes or outside organizations, love with Peter Henderson. She True, it was a small department; ting tlic Customer’s Confidence,” direct lighting nnd streamlined And tlicn! never li^s been n better denionstratiini of the >bly proppil up on th< )ut it was on Important one— and ’'Courtesy,” and, "You Are in were thc rxaci opposite or a bid had been attracted to him from display eases. Old man Hclvig for labor support, bcitc/ils of-tlic American, type of government than was in ­ •a, doinR no pumplDK nn< specially during the summer Helvig’s to Sell—Not to-Marry.” had quickly recognized the trend the firrt moment of Ihcir meeting, monUis. Slay Havo Given Up hibited upon the coining into [nm-i-r of ihe J'CtmsVvell ad- ■•nstly cnjoyiiblc ride. nnd during Uic ensuing hours, In Then one day, quite suddenly, toward outdoor activities on the lie must ‘■ h •vp cinlte a teclinlqui which iljey Jind been murb io- Helena was called Into Miss Lan­ part of young women, had been Is may have meant an occept- •*ii)inisti'ation"whiclr met the challenge in n l*rnv,.-fashion, i-lth tlutt.-And-thcy ?UOW she knew Uiat the Had des’ otTlec. Trembling, she had ..by Manager,. John. Jiamli: . iaiilcl(cd the pals back gethcr, thts- iitlrriction. had comc among Uic first lo sec that a smart not the nation buck mice more on its feel and iww has the to be something more, OJ course been wise to pay strict attcn- taken thc elevator to Uic filth floor costume wns half tlic fun. He was ton and Landon of the common ' i Suit Lake, and walked down tho spoUess Impression that thc bulk of labo? ’ forces of economic*- fiiuctioniiif,r succes>fully toward a hap­ —Loehlnvar It was foolish. Helena had as­ i to thc ultimatums ot Miss proud ot his sportswear depart- sured herself Uiat It was. She Landes, Uie personnel manager of liallway to tho. door marked Per­ and cauUoncd his buyers is going to vote for Roosevelt this py future. sonnel Manager. was to have not only the year. had met Peter Henderson on a Hclvlg’s. Sho had been wise in Tho rest of tho spcoch left Friday morning. .' Now this was taking home tho little- pamphtels ’Good morning, Helena," Miss reasonably priced lines, but the more room for argument as to Saturday morning—and she was which Miss Landes banded out to Landes had said, removing her cxclusivb outdoor costumes os ihcil ui ton of Du I'ni &OSH' | W|SH how Lnndon Would, go about in love with him! her "eloss" of salesgirls. Thc ma­ i. Ctiftracleristienlly, she had achieving hi* announced object­ America I’O .WOOjlirO1 Nevertheless, Helens D e rr Ik jority of Uie eirls seemed to ihlnk o Uic point at'once. "Helena,, (To Be Cod Us tied) ives. ffevfvaf of'confidence as The real ]i 1 of the "|Kirt.icipalii. .•ertificntc*,” ol r 1MAT b e fo r e / a euro for unetnploymrftt is on old recipe, prcnehed by nl). <'onrsi‘, is to'preserve tin: Ci •ami Old I'm k > wliy all tin Whether federal policies or a dis"iis1iiiK piece of lomfonlcry? combination ot. technological dis­ 'Cdai’u fvcrjthing b< donr lu-itf, UNITY placements, longer work weeks It is jusl. this sort of thin" that ml coti- iverjcliir.j; uoutJ be dant bitter. HISTORY :c N R A, ns claimed 6y the JULY tempt for much of the liorse-play in-the political world F. of I», and lagging jmr- Mr. nnd Mrtf, Charles Wan- and cbnslng power Is thc cause for the eontcmpt for pofiiiciil. r.tci.'fjecrs; c01 sightseeing in Giaclcr’ and Yellow- Lnndon or ftoo«cvelt to be spe­ hard mntch from Bradley Shtjv Dogs arc like people, They suf­ ot him. muzzle him, as is ■‘one parks. cific about such cuts, bccsuKO A poor Hart makes good endiilj:, is the lmlxiiii --d, Boise. fer from nerves. If they arc nick, jompuloory In many plaecs. I Miss Rachel -Congletcn, who has mcst big. expeoslve agencies of In the semi-finals today 11 will hurt or thirsty, they won’t be don’t like muzzles, but I like chll- been spending part cf her vacation the government aro sustained . which is being jnade to apply to the incident which : Boise against Twin Falls. gracious. Neither nre we, ■ wiUi her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. G. by pressure groups with large prevented the arrival here yesterday o f the sehedulel'f Stuarl nobtnaon will meet Jl. A. Thc other day n friend shut thc Dog days ore whaC wc make R. Congleton, has gono lo Good- voting strength. .. if' Pot Shooter: . ' Tho fact that tho next congress firs t-flijd iU o f.. the new..Jloisi: • L’ocaleDO-.pas^eny^ Streeter of Boise today and the ir door on her good old dog’s them, largely, Actually I find ■-g to visit friends before lier re- would like. to surest to------uns, Kd-Walters, Boise, 1920 tail. Ho turned at-once - and-bit much of- my sympathy with " im to Chicago.--.,...... will be DeipocrnUc also suggests 'plane. known local business nu p, and Howard Robinson, alr.o her. 'Alt dogB arc tempted to b dumb creatures who can't tell Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Richards, ILiclf ns an Impediment. to Lan- Ihnl he might use a /on- ot t. tc c tin nip, will meet in Uie Ihcir onty defense, when they thefr sorrows. Brigham City, aro visiting at thc don’a.plfuiff. One of the smartest- pencils lie has hoarded through tho other mntch. If the two Robin. suffering. Copyright, 1SSC, NEA Service, Jn£ Fred Fisher home. thinga-Ijuvlon mlgbt do would be HOMES ItOUUIIT TO l.lVi: IN , years In thc construction of a; |sons survive they will meet tomor- to appeal In advance fot the co­ home, He could make quite ft' Expect Too Much of Pels iw In the championship match.. Doga pereplro through their operation of conservative Demo­ There's somethin}; distinctly refreshing in the fact tlint dent in hla lumber bill. Then ngnln They aro also entered as part- crats In congress next January. he could ufc them for IdmlHnp. mouths. They do not let off ex* Aalf of America'* homo owners buy thyir first bouses nnd :ru In the doubles tournament. ---- poisons through their pores Cioseup arsd Comedy This would help meet the charge — Pot Hook* c do. Long-coated dogs bred that, even If eicctcd, he would bo garden plots “ just lo have a better place lo hrinj,' up the powerless to cffect reforms ln tbo VIDE for cooler cllmntcs suffer extreme.; b y ERSKINE JOHNSON-GEORGE SCARBO ' children.” JVI.Y 89, 1903 l‘y wllcn the thermometer gctsj face of a hostile legislative bohy. (Copyright, 1D3S, 2iZ A S erf A recent nation-wide tsiirvcy reveals ibis happy state of The si w. combination chcinical|0llC ,5 ^ ^ . ... | 1.' The man who tat beside curt nml Itfinlr lniM«>> . ice, lac.) affair*. M orrovcr, it. discluses that next to this praise- ex-Prcsldent Hoover at the’ .worthy de«ire‘, the greatest motive for home owning is real­ druQ itore toda foundsln yes­ Vase Unbroken '• terday .is Hoover oulped two STUTTGART, ^rk. (OE1—Joan ly a sentimental longing for “ a place o f our own— a home." glasses of lemonade—and didn’t . . J2,S00,_conniala McCluskey disagrees with movies •feeopnlze the former President. f t S f M ® M S a g V H & g S But Investment runs a pretty good third. , of a chemical engine of Wl gallons Clilto /marl or Itolf showing vases breaking over peo-^ 2. The lady who picked up a capacity, 1,000. feet of hone ruid a pic's heads. She entered her homu. . About ,’U per ecnt'of American families build homos, the ■tray dims on the sidewalk on. teeth and the first tiling c think large number of hooks, axes and ot Is rabies. Hmv silJy.1 by herself one night, found a burg-. . i . survey Tcvcnls further, nnd there nre cliiJdrcn in 01 per Shoshone street—but missed the ladders for thc department. Thc "f wc treated dogs half as well lor, and "three pne of mother's s ’ . t ^ quarter lyino edgewise In the wagon which will hold 2,000 feet they treat us, on the whole, prizo vases at him,’* as she fled. A- ccnt of these homes at the time of purchase. sidewalk crack a couple of feet of liosc and all of tho ladders, Is they wouldn't have to show their Next rooming her parents return- -•-rf ' 5 away. (We got the quarter). a very handsome affair, manufac­ ed home, found tho Vase unbroken. ( AH of which implies rather distinctly thnt the man who ^ ----- ...... i. the disapproval. Teeth nnd voice nre M hVW FftOM HOME 3. 1 tured by Aijicrlcan LaFrancc Fire alt they have to protest with, boys a home is thinking « lot more o f the. intangible values wrong Chevrolet ccaeh Engine Co., nnd la mads in thc Too many people who have AT il-TD OOlN VJAGON ond street—and fussed for five . most substantial manner. Tem­ Bar to >Aid Destitute. . «t represents llilin of the dollars imd'Cenfs side of ihe deal- dogs have no business to 'lmvc SHOsVi minute* trylno to make hl» own porary quarters for tho big cart Uiem bccauco they haven't ttic • ST. LOUIS (UP.)—The St.! Louis Ignition key work. havo bcCn made In'Uio old fire- slightest idea- about how to care county bar- assodaUon hns voted . 4. Woebegone party of t/ieat-, house, but at present there is no UEXK}-ACTORS OF LIFtt fpr.thein. Or aro loo lazy to keep to furnish tree iegol ad Wee to.ths ; ergoers, on Main avenue in tram to occupy tho new harness, them comfortable. Other people county welfare ansodatlon.-.W” -. '• BccaiihO two Harvard scientistH have devoted the litsi five front of-Idaho Power, who had which Is tho usual nap And ring liave tbc wrong kind. If n dog is service to be on a volunteer-WudJ snapped thelrvear door shut style for fire departments. ' V/curs to palient, unremitting research, thc world now finds • to bo dangerous .and too by Individual attorney* i/DUs will- ‘ and left the keys* Inside—and d bite, he has no place in enable the poor, and destitute to ■ -..itself a step nearer escape from the scourge o f influenza. were grouped around the car nny community. But. of Course, hts receive .le g a l advice. rwltboutVi'. volubly offering advice to one The scientists, V>'. F. Wells nnd II. W VRrown, hnvc dis- testy temper may be duo. to nc- charge. . of-them who was trylno *o ln' You May Not gleet. - - i.-;,covered^tlmt influenza virus, transmitted hy the air wc '"••j all pets ft-break this kind a tilt at the top of the window, cathcr. Keep water-howls 1834 Deed Filed ...iJ!PCathe,_Cftn. be killed bv coiitact with u ltra-violet rays. 5. The girl who handed a Know That— filled and cUan. Feed them the nNDLAY, ' A*T»tCTt— downtown.clerk a sllver'dollar," _ _ J E HELD WOULD.. deed, bearing -the-daie 18S1 (. cnW much iu Itself,'it i« Pot Shots: ' sary If masters take some pains My pec peeve is o n ,office girl .cerebral hemorrhage, can-, to learn whAt in dog dirt. and only oDo o f thc m any waya by which science is making this ho i-omcs to Ihe counter to wait whnt la not. . . - . . ..HEKjHS-bFEET. ,4l. Bffwllng, was bom.ahs bo* " FAMOUS LASt ' u NE ■ Loj^ood nature,'"Cither buraan' or ' MATOiMONlflLSCeCe*. • - ctuu«'*'6»9 talvTSn .t^ussnd*''- '(Natives advnncing ot\ > d d i« Ahiibn.H The 'Italian 8o 1 »ay» "Aren’t you Baby. Marcla. Aan-WM Mr. Hoover7 And he says—” . . . . according to the waitings of Rabies in' no myth In itself. - ONE MABQiAGE—fT b i-^rt»ne^ when the’wliUcM of th

Njghtgewns and Lingerie Grow Frillier

SEEN BY 13,000 By-MARIAN YOUNG NEW YORK — Frillier lingerie, dripping with lac* antf embroid­ —TopulMity-ot.ModflHcme-Ntar ery,.and cut oil prlnccas lines that Mra. Ursula Jane Alger, 56, Is; nUttcr tbe- flgurr, bib dUpIiCS! 4 Tw in’Falla Continues tho strictly tailored underwear of Victim of Extended Unabated tbe post two seasons. Illness . Tha toveleat nightgowns look ‘a - O D I ^ L O T good dcal'mora like dinner dresses The popularity of lhe.House than Ilka Bleeping garments. Aa A Death came lait night to Mrs. ' Today, model-home built by tho matter of fact, Helene Yrandc. Ursula Jane Alger, SO, resident of Idaho Power company near ths Paris designer of beautiful un­ Twin Falla for the past 12 years. new power plant nt' .Twin Fall*, dertones, actually sells matching She died jit the hospital nt 7:2.1 CLEARANCE remains unabated after being op-_ Jackcts or amusing scarfs with p. m. and bad been ill for the en to the public for three months, her gowns, and tells her eu ‘ past 20 years. A. S. Gilbert, division aalcs manag­ mcrs to wear lhe costumes Mrs. Alger wan boro Jnn. 28, Tlic final cle.m-iip of suilimtr njipnrcl, Tlic quantity of er. reported-today. . morning outfits. 1880, In Utah. She was n mem­ c.icli item.is shown. Size r.nd color ranges nre incomplete. « According lo Uie register main­ Yroode also does nice chiffon ber of thc L. D. S. church. Pre­ tained ot thc houeo more than and satin coaLe^tapes and scariS ceding brr in dealh was hoc bun- Early sliopping is advisable. AH talce fjn.ii. 13,000 visitors have Inspected “ for breakfast in bed or to m r band, E■- to suit your pockctbook, but your -meeting were Dale Burkhallrr, | kept the temperature down 18 mode of living as,well. There are vice president; Hcnen McGilie, 5 PAIRS WOMENS SLACKS frO-dcgrco maximum, proving bpaullful ones to fit,every budget, secretary; Louise Flechtncr, treo;;- i ceptionally successful, thc c Aicry figure and personality. ; Harbaro I'clcrnon, planlnt / pany states. / It L I true t t the chairman nf thc music com­ .47c Lite Appliances / nicest gift you possibly mittee; Mra. F. W. Wills, ndult (fnlr. Many of tbo visitors have wav­ Is n set of matching lingerie, Left below: Tangerine- red crepe fashions a hindfcom* nightgown which has a while georgette advisdr. ' ahlrtwfilst front, trimnrtut with reJ Vol taec. Kight below: A «ie«v nightgown of pulo georgftte Is The group will sponsor n morn­ ed 'their interest in this and fllany de luxe varieties includo negligee rut on prlnmi IIhcm irWcti nre *rrrntiwted by lnro. The Jabol bow and (lie diminutive-caji *lecvc« 7 SHEER COTTON BLOUSES - other modem features of the home or bed Jacket jui well as pan­ ing1 worship servlcc^Sundny con­ by Incorporating ideas- gained in ties. gown and slip. H she doesn'l odd a touch of femininity to an otherwise tailored model. sisting of spccial music nnd talks tbelr Inspections in pinna for their have -n. rather elaborate’ colleo- iby delegates who relumed from Jit-pilar OS.-. Si;:i-v. :M, iimi ...... 3 4 ^ • own new homes. Especially popu­ in of lingerie, .send .her white 'the Sawtooth conference last lar with prospective builders has . pcaeh. which will-go with n o ­ day. Both mother and baby arc Wen the effective Indirect light­ thing. If she has, consider a d doing nlccly. | 3 HEYBURN |[ ing system throughout the house blue, old rose or pale green" JARBIDGE A picnic supper on llie'Coon anil the 'arrangement nf thc kitch­ scmble, lace-trimmed, cf course. nmltt wan enjoi’ed Sun- + — ------1: day evening by Mr. en as well as Its many new labor- Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Jloacnblatti, Late Sunday afternoon Mrs. Lola^ Infants Wear 1^ eavlng appliances. , - C. Crllchflcld, Mr. and Mrs. V The home Is open to thc public Note Floats Afar Salt Lnlie City visited In Jarbldge McBride, Mr., and Mrs. Noj Jensen .was rushed to Soda' Guwtis . . . Kii'iioiins .- . . S;ni Silils . . . Springs for an emergency append!^ . dally HARTFORD, Con, —L thc week-end Mr. noscnblalts;Eclckson," ..... ’ *- nnd Mra. \V Utililier l’anls”, . I'rib S|i< c-:s . . Novelties November Joseph Rosetta sealed n member of the Eastern Iron:£j°^P*J: S. T. Clara and cltls operation. Mrs. Jenscrf had, in empty bottle nnd cant Carl' Haycock; Mis Velda Prunty,' Just relumed Saturday, with hcri . . i D rew s , . . Slips ; . . Price off tho conat of Florida and Meta) corporation and is af­ “ ' ' , Nev.; Mrs. Jamca Bran- ...... JEROME while on ft cruise lo Puerto Rico, filiated .wilh.lhe Elltoro Mines Op- ick BrahKom,.John and; tlifcc-year- daughter wbo had; Eight months later Uio bottle wan \V. n. Marsliall. ;tjecn thcr while recuperating Mrs. Mary Shueliel arrived from 3 PAIRS JERSEY SLACKS The tourist camp oocinl held by her home ln Chicago last week to Renovation of the company,from a mastoid operation. ] spend tbc summer at the home of jrmatory is.progressing rapidly] Earl Anderson nnd family, and was attended by obout 70 who cn-,barlcn, Coba, who sent Rooelta bio lire. Mamie Lewis. nd It will be ready for occupatlon^Laverc Anderson from Brigham,' Ji■ ■ l_'i11,-ir i ’J.y;,. Ovcrull Kizos 1C nml 16...... 9 7 ® joyed tho stunts anil rcfrcsbmcntajbest wishes, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Godfrey. ih lhe near, future. It will furnisher*!] a pent the week end with’ prepared by.committees ln charge.) ” r. £.___t.n -. m ...... ' Pasco, Wash,, spent last week vis­ sleeping accomodations for op-Ubdr brother Wesley Anderson. I artist,] iting friends here.. Tbe.Godfreys proxlmatdy 20 men. The arausc-l Misses Mona anil Veda Browerl 12 WOMENS SPORT SHIRTS old tlmo'famlly, and o#.veddlng| BRYANTSV1IAE, Miss. tUDI are former residents ot J^rhldgc. -----1 room' will also be fumUlKd|]cft today for Snit Lako City. Theyl party wero a part of the 'would-' Clarenco Pratt cannot account for Mrs. Helen Wilson arrived Fri­ the kitchen and dining room|j,aVo been aUylng with their falh- be" party. Noel Gwart-was pro­ tho eight remaining lives of'bis day from Long Bcach. Calif- to will not be opened until a later lcr> bhj grower. ‘ I Ha-ular OSc. .Siws 14 lo 20...... 34c prietor and Earl Shepherd, s-ore- • cat. It was hit by an automo- spend n few weeks with her father. date. ] Wallace Prescott wbo has been: A Matter of Record keeper. Ice cream and cake were __ and apparently killed. Pratt J, D. Goodwin. Mrs. Wilson’s home % illvlng with Anthony Hliner, left; served.' __ buried h!a pet and. returning borne is in Kansas City. Mo., but she Tho local church of Hampton Monday for Montpelier, Idaho, bis- 2 CULLOTTE 2-PC. SUITS . Mr. and. Mrs. John Troendly, ■*-- same evening, he — “ “ * luu been visiting in Long Bcach Wick. Eng-, serves ’ boiled eggs, Itobert Hancock, Mra. John Mc­ front door by lhe c with her mother. butter, rolln, marmalade, and tea The Junior Geneologlcol society. Connell, and Mrs. Snm Otto were Mr. and Mrs: M. E. Day r free to all who attend Sunday :lrt a dancing party Mondnyi Sizes 20 only. Jlrgular $2.95...... 97c taken Into full membtrshlp'of the Eve- Tiounec tho birth of a daughter morning acrvlccs. The vicar orig­ night. Mrs. Clydo Crandall is. Methodist churcb Sunday. inated the idea and foota the bill. ' Instructor. i Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Calvert, j^ic Twin Falla hospital - last t who have been bouse guests of 22 BOYS W ASH SUITS Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Wills, left Monday /nornlng for Californio. « They will return east Uirough the Sizes .1 to 6. Ciflii values...... 34c national parks of Utah and Colo- • rcuio, arriving ln Beloit, *Wla, about BepC 1. During their stay ALL WOMENS H ATS •. I ln Jerome, ibey visited the Presby­ terian summer camp and nearby mountain scenes and’ the Pioneer Vour choiec ot any summer flylc... 50c day celebration at Hhgcrman. Mr. and Mrs. Wills and their three small sons will leave Friday lor'Portland to take thclr young- 5 GIRLS WHITE COATS eet child to tbe Shrine hospital .there for an examination. They Regular $1.35. Sires 4, 5 and C...... 97c ’will be gone about 10 day! 2 COTTON STRING CC^ATS

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Two Boxers Dropped IT SOFTBALL Japan, Finland WILL BE STAGED . Enter 1940 Bid — BERLIN. 'July '2\) lUiy— From Olympic Squad SCHEDULE Tho International Olympic commlttco assembled at Ber-. ^izwriLt7 W«L, July 20 — First game, For Rule Violations Idaho rower vs. Consolidated Olympics, japan and Fin­ Annual Links Classic Oliauged Outburst in Fourth Wins 54} Freight; socond game, Bruns­ Race for' Top Honors Tightens land aro tho leading contend- Commission Prepares to Ordu; wick vs. Ford-Vlcoj tlitrd cn, with Japan favored to To Partnership Play on Softball Tilt;-8o£n Hurls game, Porcupine Spring* CCC In Both Leagues; Gehrig Crown Vacant Unless Tony • Medal Scores Co-op to Victory vs. Tivln Falls All-Stan, Gets Slst Homer Finland's strongest argu­ Fights Amber* Uncle Sam’s Team Gets Another Tliurs., July SO—First game, ment Is Its nearness to oth­ XJtah CWcts \t. Wiley Drag; er European nations which Annual call to arms that necottd gamo, Idaho I‘o«er vs. » BY FRANK MURPHY Shock as Pair is- OUstedj NEW YORK. July'2D (UEI—Tho ln many cases find It diffi­ •draws golfers from practically Van Engelon’si thlnl game, cult to defray funds for tho Twin Falls Klwanis Fiter it parndo and Iho homo nm derby team. The Japanese hope all Southern Idaho communi­ tTrromo Co-op...... 3 2 Hitvanls. iruo things hum In “ o major lea- Tony Canzoncri of Jits lightweight • HEKM.V, July 20 (UI1)—Tlio United States Olympic lenin t o . offset the argument' by championship If ho falls to go ties camo today with announce­ Consol. Freight ___-t 2 Frl^ July 31 — First gamo. gues todny. agreeing to defray one-third ment that tho.Evening Times rcecivcd another shock todny when two members of llie box­ Troy I^iundry.._..._.1 ' 3 Consolidated Freight vs. Jer- Big gutui of the rival circuits o£ the expenses ol any team through with a title bout ogalgst > ing R(|uiul, Ooe .1, t'tmt’ch o[ Rnljivm, N. Y., anil Howell King Idaho l’ower._____2 3 omo Co-op Creamery; second ero beating at rapid tempo os Lou Ambers ln Long Island botfl annual Southern Idaho golf they battled neck and neck for In Tokyo in cases where they ‘ i Aug. G. of Detroit, worC officially urdtTCtl lo rolurn home bcenuso of Van 'Engelen’s...... I. - 0 -game, I'ord-VIco tn. Twin Fnlla aro aby funds. tournament will bo held at the Glass and l*alnt; third gamo, highest batting honors. Hardly had tho commission re* Twin Falls country club links violation of Irainiiif? rule: - - National Division Filer All-Stars vs. Twin Falls •- ’ ho National league, Joo Med- fused Canzoncri and his manager^ Ang. 10’to Sept. 1. The suspension of .the w. u ret. . St. Louis Cardinal elouter, Sammy Goldman, n third post* iiojfers curnc just when offi­ Archlo San Romani, Ulllc Ilrtmnwlck ...... 5 I .833 sits safo t or a tiny or two maybe, poncmcnt when Promoter Babo Phango ! in methods of porlti, Kan., teachers' college XJtidi Ctilettt...... -t 5 .CGI J02 batting nvcropo topping Culnan announced that Tony ^nfl „• Sucting the’ tournament will cials tbonim they Vind Tt-sli ner who is gaining support a: Wliey. I)rug_...... 1 3 .till it of runner-up Frank Demarco been signed for n ten-round over­ bring tho annual south Idaho nil order to the ranks of'the hla tenmmnles and respect among jied for While San Romani says Ills __ trounced Wllcy Drug team 0 to 3 ■ » t i e s ant threo points separate a 'quar­ tho commission according to Its*' ditlon In excellent, Glono Cunning- Irv tho National division tilt tet of leaders embracing Earl MOSCOW, July 20 (Special)- . warning yesterday, “Can dcdart eaob pair. (irinltiiiB dnritifr tlio crossing Averill of the Cleveland Indians at tho - tltio vacant and let Ambcrf from New York to Ilntnliiirc bum, No. 1 man In Uio 1,500 Lincoln ffeid. Bob McCuo and Tbcron Word, •Formerly a handicap event, ters. continues to favor hjs Jerome Cooperative Creamery Conquers Burloy Legion Squad .370, Luke Appling'of tho Chicago fights It out with oomo ono cbs,’* Avery Brundnge, president of WhJto Sox at ,377, and iho ‘ tivd to msec Vandal playi Oraelts Down on Jacobs the' third annual Times meet Uio American Olympic committee, lr/;n. The Kansas veteran merely scored a 13 to 1 walkaway over —AndXams-lUgbt-toJJay- -w ill-be a pairs-tourney-this iopped-atoutul- the-(raclc^ saying tM—vaa_ En!'cun_T »yi“ in—cbs of-Lou aehrig-of-tho'Ncw a commlaeion tiiao crackc3 notH)C(l“ lWo"HtoT>o*e'rs ol llielr Yankees and Rip Radcllff < , on Max Schmollog's man* suspension, hut refused to elahor- American dlvialrftT^amt Against Parma Idaho freshman football coach, year. ipced. Cunningham nls< With a two to. nothing lead White Sox Ot .370. ager, Joo Jacobs, revoking his 11» Fred Slone, starter nt Twin ' > on the reasons for tlielr dls- How hot this flailing foursome this fall. ccnso aa manager .and second bo< Falls country club, will direct thc llained of a slight stitch banging over them at tho end of asal. ■Ight tilde,''but said ho didn't think, tho third, Glaa3 and I'alnt .stepped POCATELLO, July 20 (Special) nt tbo current stage may bo McCue, tho tacklo with tho causa of'his repeated failures ia tournament under ausplce-i of the Droke Training cn from performances yesterday, 'big Bertha" passing arm from filo a copy of tho contract ho U sports staff-of tho Evening Times. "Tlio boy* broke training rules," t waa anything serious. out with a,four run stanza iu thc —Running up a 7 to 3 j first of tho fourth, also scoring when Averill got four hits In flvo South Pasadena, Call/., waa r*— supposed to havo with tho German Trophy cups will bo.awarded to snid Bnmdape, "and Hoy 'Davis, Fast Steppers Burley, Pocatelto’a American Le­ attempts, Gehrig Jour In six. Ap­ ed honory captain of the 1D35 heavyweight challenger, Tho ro* manager of the 1 toxins team, ad­ , lanky ___ _ again ln tho fifth. After cross­ tlio winners In each flight. with ing two In tho' initial canto, Wllcy gion baseball team, captured thc pling threo ln five, nnd Baddlff slty at the closo of tho season. He vocation will provcnt JacoCs from r^the Evening Times championship vised mo to nemj thorn home." slty of Pittsburgh' negro freshman Intcrdlstrict championship ycatcr- disgraced litmsejf with n n will concentrate principally os handling Maxlo In Ids title bout Church, a featherweight, will bp and conqueror of Ben Eastman, in as held scorVirfi to tho sixth, .trophy topping the list. hen they completed their final :day to put them up against Par­ lu six. tlio lino work of the 1030 frcah- with Jimmy Braddock the last . Qualifying rounds of 16 holes replaced by Theodore K. Kara of the 800 meters, paced tho quarter ma for the state championship sc- Gehrig Gets 81st w£oK®f September unless he pro* Chicago, nnd King, a welterweight, mile route In 52.0 seconds. Harry Ward, who -comes from Jerome, will be played from Auo- 10 to Hitters Held Down ' ' In tho home run derby, Gehrig duces tho contract and is rein- 17, Inclusive, Stone announced. will be supplanted by Chester Williamson, High Point. N. C.. rocatello bagged the gamo ear­ ’ailoped his 31st circuit clout ns ..ns Idaho’s fastest stepping half­ stated. — - The low 16 entrant* will rank in Rutcckl ot Chicago. Kara tint Mhcr ftOO-mcter mail, tan 4W Jerry Smith allowed Wiley’s flvi ly by crossing Uirco In tho first lie Jlrst-placo New York Yankees back’ last year and was a.fullback Ono explanation of Jacobs’ fall-* Ruteckt made Ihe trip ns substl- ters in 50 ncconcls flat. ts while Vcy Gish was nicked for --cl second cantos and adding tho put down Detroit’s Tigers, lfcfl; two seasons previous. Ho played to to let tho commission in- oaV ths champlomlilp bracket, with , Iho Buckeye other player* competing In eight. Glass and Paint counted it run In the fourth. Burley com­ yesterday. That put Lou two up la tho last east-west contest, mak­ terms of tho contract wns that It fllabU of 10. 'Partner* In each The suspension of Church and let from Ohio State, put In a long pleted two runs In tho second nnd — Jimmy Foxx of the Boston R ’ ing tbo longest run of tbo gamo is only a verbal understanding. •'' flight Will be determined _by the King brings to threo tho number drill on darts, and then sprinted their final effort of one ncoro in x and fivo-un on Hal Tronky ivhcn ho intercepted a pass and Another was that Maxlo "aquecz- of athletes dropped from the Am­ 75 meters in 7.0 seconds. At " game for tin the sixth. Sherwood allowed’ Bur­ the Indians, his closest rivals in ioped 00 yards. .qualifying icoro. Insistence of photographers Owi Gi-op was able lo j^atn and keep Tho nominal >1 entry ltc I'M erican team. Untit llil3 year only ley four Mia while tho visitors American league. Averill Both MqCuo anfl Ward one ntldcteTrver has been banish­ made his first brond Jump ni early lead, tallying twlc ‘ ere nicked for six. .. , -o lo make It a four-man com­ lic record. been retained for the l!i30 tourna- reaching Berlin. After one lu.,. first, nix times In Uic men. Tlio fee, which entitles en­ ed from the United States Olymp­ Tho tilt hero was the last of a petition by clouting his 18th aad ic team anil he was Inter reinstat­ for tho cameramen,-Owciis stopped ...... and thrice In the third. thrce-gamo series, Pocatello win­ 10th ns ho led Cleveland to a G-? trants to tournament piny until because he said the npnd pit Jar­ “ eliminated, can be entered between ed nnd won .two titles. That waa Engelen'* single run was a In ning tho first 11 to 10 and Burley victory over Washington. at Paris*.lo 1921 when Johnny red his legs. Tho Nfgro Star snid banged out by Honstein in thc capturing the sccond 8 to 0. Tho Whlto Sox waltppcd Phila­ Max Baer Gives now and Aug. 10 with the Evening Weissmuller >vua. suspended for ho wouldn't Jump again until thc 'Times, with Stono nt thc-counlry "rst of tho firth. Scoring: _ . .R, H.E delphia. 10-G, and Boston defeated • ' i|t training rules, but rW — broad Jump trials stailtil Tuesday. Tho Creamery'!*))'/ : Pocatello..... 330 100 WO—7 0 : St. LouIs.'E-2, in other American “ Blood to'Speed"7’ club hounc, or the Twin Falla league gnmcs. bowling alleys, or can bo^pald to, Is berth on the team in 11 Javelin Not Too Good , connect for nine hits against Burley ...... 020 001 TOO—3 4 I e 100 a I 400 n The Javelin trio had ft Aaron Mumpoivcr nnd Stan Stur- Batteries: Sherwood and Itahn; Nip and Tuck Dad’s' Recovery iming workout but failed to show •d ouly three mls- Lambert. Campbell and Stuart. ire! Ott o f tho New York Giants □risk Workout thing-lo frighten the Fins playa to Van’s seven. Bob Loving id Dolph Camllll waged a nip and Tho dismissal of Church and figure on finishing one-two-threc banged > ick battlo for homo run leader­ SAN LEANDRO. Calif.. July KltiffaUovvcrt nbriak workout by tn this event. Malcolm MotealC, bafci;cr for thc preanwry wilt\ Cox ship la Uio National Itague. Ott 23 .ll’i^SVtcncthcncd-ljy—lh o.'. poled-out-his 20th and 21flt M'Ule r-.-uio o ft!u r ‘pnIrs‘ H}rstonr:- \yith •lio ..tradc-and__ flolJ—lonin, lo Iios-Angcles,—hnd-a-throw-of-210 hittrnj-irthrinrbaser.'--- ;— blood- of his — formor-world's v fhich-all but • the-Jumpers - nnd feet. . •• • ...... Lineups and scoring: Giants took a twin bill from Cin­ SARATOGA. SPRINGS, nT y .. heavyweight champion son. Max ' total mcilftl count deciding car>' ,vo ailing athletes. Dimitri Zaltz, . Bill Craber, Ontario, Calif, cinnati, 0-1 and ii-a. -Camllll re­ July 20 iUJ!j — A gay spending Baer, and his wife. Jacob Baer, match,-wiui determined after score I-MltST GAME crowd descended on Saratoga shotputter, nnd , siiowcd the best f.orm in tho poll Glass and Paint — Miller. 3b; taliated with his ISlh and 10th as sr., today was recovering from of requests for this popular mctl steeplechaser, participated. 7riitz vault, clearing 13 feet, B‘ inches tbo Phillies defeated tho league- Springs today for tho opening ,of a serious Illness. ' od had been received from golfors Wallace, lb; McLean, as; Price, if: " o.annunl racing meet. is nursing two sprained fingers on nnd Karl Meadows J. Smith, p; Eubanks, c; Schlff- leading Chicago Cubs, 5-3, It was Baer was stricken eight day* - In half a Uorcii southern .Jdalio Ills nliotputtlrig -hand uml Man­ Southern California's stars, wen tho sccond successive gamo ln Society was hero ln forco for tho ago while attending a baseball communities. man. sf; C. Smith, cf; Kiefer, 2b; i-day meet op one ot the nation’s ning U weak and underweight content to stop nt 13 feet. G Inches, Dibble, rf. which CamllH had clouted two game. Physicians disposed his Specific rules .for tho tourney, thc effects of a heavy cold; fearing Injury In hard fails ‘ " homo runs. oldest and most historic racing Illness as rupture of tho arteries os annoupced by Stone, Includo; "Vlley. Drug—Mullen, rs; Weav- PORTLAND, July 29 rt'JD—Bill warm nun, Ihe first In thrcr sand pit. 3b; Westergren. at: Freder- Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn, of tbe nostrils. • 1, No penalty In ditches on daya, greeted thc athletes whcr , Georgia's hurd­ Sweeney, plnycr-manager of tho 8, In tho National league's onty Tbs 72nd renewal of tho Sara­ His wife submitted to threo . fairways, cxcept coulee on fair­ If; Serps, cf; G. Pailbon, rf; Portland Beavers of the Pacific toga mooting has transformed thin they utarted their workout, but it ling flash, engaged in two sprints ry, 3b; Holmgren, c; Dunn, 2b; transfusions and Max, on his ways 5 and 7. If in.coulee, lay wasn't long before It started to •vec Ui

-■111 WHERE BRITAIN’S KING WILL'SPEND VACATION

a nnd Senato ‘.'Ina-- Have Ickcs Releases 522,742,031 in rcater Edge Than Two frojccts including • Years Ago For Idaho

y EBWA1U1 W. LEWIS ’ WASHINGTON, July 20 1\!'> — iSHINGTON, July 20 «Ul:i— Public works administrator Harold jncrai tho notion, la stringing L. Ickcs today had released : with the house. and senate 742,034 Of his *300,000,000 obents, n campllnUonof. etatc structlon fund to finance (iry rcoulta up *-o date allowed PWA projects. ~■ money represented outright I* alrenElii ot the grants of 45 per ccnt of the coat ist-tho"outs" showed up in of each project. act that.out of.20 atate prim. Tlio admlnlslratloh made .Involving 213 houeo seats otj. iliticnt subdivision n gift-of j-house members striving for -nount to spur heavy construction ininfitlon suffered defeat fla 1 their section and lo nld tndun- kat.H, at the name time arid •ics through tho purchase of ma- le same ntnteu two years ago. •rial. I/or.tho.nenflte, .only one in- TJw- projects, nccnnilng (0 Ickcs, -bent. Sen. Thomas p. Gore, D., ■net employment requirements . . i; .Buffered primary defeat In om relief llsta na shown by ccr- . tsTmo period. , flcatca from TW A field atnffs, ’ Many Face Run-Off* ic applicants nnd relief ngcnclcs." , umcroun members of the house . rrecedent-sctllng King Kuivard Start By Oct. 1 :lng renomlnatlon in southern British inoncrch to »|>cnii n viirmiuii To get the federal money, the es now face conUnla m run- Miultjc RlHott on tlio iTrrKii iiivinrn ic applying local boiifes promise primaries. Rep. Thomas Blon- of Wulei*. 1hi» been fcfiMd jur mo ” t LllLOkln^rUUlk mai project work should be undcr- . D„ Tex., In the latent; wny b y o c t n r m o , rcach a peak leven atatca hold primaries In by tho end of the year an • * - m»t, results of which will give clalonn in August, however, will completed by Oct. 1. 1C37. learer picture fin to popularity clarify tho ntt-upa. nembcra of thc 74th congrtcn. More than a score of Democratic FAIRVIEW said -JfiO more projects leg lAlcb Jinvs alre.idy held )oso mrmbtrs did not seek rc- which would cost the government —pviea-oro—JDlnols^-Ncbrailta, nomlnatloa- lo the state which ixwt WflPOftOOD were nn-nlUns jisylvania, Maryland, South Da- have held primaries. Only a few Mr,.and.Mrfl. Wllcy Forrc.it_rmil r. Rooseyelt’fl nprroynj. _ _ were successful In campaigns for ramlly, who havo bcen visiting’ nt Projects included:'' k, Alabama, Indiana, Ohio, West tho Harold Forrest home, left Idaho Falls, Idaho, streets, ginln, Oregon, New Jersey nomination to higher office: Among DIE m DEATH Thursday for their homo In Cor- grant, *34,118. re RCp, K0y E. Ayers. D., m, Florida, North Carolina, * - Colo. Lewiston, Mont., school, grant, Inc, Minnesota, North Dakota, successful gubernatorial r. and Mrs^Tmnk Priluclk nnd *37,105.. jihamji, Montana nnd .Texas. candidate. family. Fort Bend county, Texas, Only 27 members ot the house In Doctors TJnablo to Diagnoso Missoula City, Mont.. school, .II of thfa year's primary (le­ and Johnny Kovaf, Houston, Tex,, grant, $31,000, loan *00,000. . id 73rd congress were defeated ln ts so fur have tilt at Dcmocrat- Or Ouro Fatal Dlscaso arrived Saturday for a two weeks’ Morgan county, Utah, streets, inembera of congrcss. • Four 74tb congress, rcnomlnation cpn* visit with relatives licrc,' 3 defeated for rcnomlnatlon In teats. At prcaent fewer thanythls Killing Brothers ■ . grant, *18,000. Miss Barbara Glbb returned from Garland City, Utah, waterworks, ojylvnnla, three In Louisiana number seem likely to be nunwant­ Boise Monday after a visit with ■ i, onc each ln Alabamo, Ohio,ed In the party prlmarii grants, *25,3G3. J BELL AIRE. O. (OTI—Two boys relatives. Her cousin," Joan Tuck- Ada' county, Idaho, school grant, Preient Allgni -0 slowly dying here from a :. returned with her for tv visit. *22,500. No Party Advantage strarge disease that physicians Jlr. and Mrs. Tom Parks ond Thc party alignment In the two . Bonneville county. Idaho, water­ Neither major party, on the find Imponslblc to treat or dlag- family, Mrs. Fallinger, and Mrs. works. grant, *9.000. lis of primary returns, could uuscs, on thc basis of vacancies, - iso exactly. Agnes Schroershall spent Friday A partisan advantage. State dc- no to resif^iatiomi and dentlu is: Ogden, Utah, waterworks, grant Tbc youths are John, 11, and nnd Saturday In Ogden attending *33*50. House, Democrats 312, Republi­ Mike, 0, sods of Mr. anB Mrs. Pcto cans 100: Farmer Laborltes, three, Ravalli county, Mont., grant, Krlnenko,. of DUlcs Bottom, coal Tom Watson, Lakcvlcw, Ore., is school. *10,000. Progressives, soven. mining camp si* miles west, ot visiting hla daughter. Mrs. W. C KTFI PROGRAM Senate, Dcmocrotn 70, Republi­ Post, for tlio summer. Salt Lnko county, Utah, grant, c s 23, Farmer Laborites tiro, Tho youngsters were etrlcftcn and Mrs..Oscar Noft enter *25,025, hospital. "■ Progressives one. hen they were 7. Both havo been with a birthday dinner Sun St. Maries, Idaho, waterworks, All house neats aro Involved In growing slowly worse ftnd now It honor of their son Chcstei grant, *52.303. , ’ ic November election, while. 30 Is lmpo&lble for them to alt up In Guestfl wero Mr. and Mrs. Charles ..THURSDAY, lo State Hos­ l ra. 353-J.—Adv. . VM. 'Including 23 held by Democrats, pital for crippled children. Bcvcrcombe, Twin Falls, Mr, and :00 Eddy Duchln and bis orches­ 12 Republican and onc Farmer La- Tho. nearest that physlclana Mrs. Alfred Kriuuer and Donnie borlte. have comc to a diagnosis Is that Mr. and Mrs. Elvln Nob. tic South Sea Islanders. the dlesase causes slow deteriora­ ":30 Reginald F/wVy-t h e and tion of tho brain cells Omt'control HAILEY MAN MAItltlES | . young pianists. r NORTHVIEW |tho movement o'f the body. Joints HAILEY, July 20 (Special)—' __ .:43.Peerless_quartet. .. bccomo. swollen anil in tho! lost Miss Doris McMillan, Emmett, and -- lOO.l'into Pete and - his. rorieh- stages tho patient loses tils hUD'fl. l!nocli HinprlrdncyTVcre'niarrtedL ‘ boy*. Willard Bcnar went lo Iloxburg Only three other deaths caused ‘ “ Saturday night. | HUS Hubinoff and his violin. Saturday,^^r a visit at the George Iby this disease bavo been recorded >;30 World wido Trana Radio McCulloch home. 'in1 Ohio. Call 227 nows flashes. Mrs. Peterson and daughters, FOR FREE ESTIMATE Udo Shannon quartet THRU 2,000 YEARS OLD FOR BETTER Feme ond Faye, Tacoma, Wash., We ore Insured carriers and So M uch for Love I:1S Pietro's accordion band. SALT LAKE CITY IUE>—A t SHIRT WORK 1:30 Sanltone Sweethearts. who have been tho guests of Mra. ore equipped to bandlo your nore than 2.000 years old, named. CALL 850 furniture carcfully. i:45 Paul Robeson, vocalist. J. E. Elcstrand for 10 days, went 'Old Patriarch," stands nt Point1 );00 Evening request hour. to Caldwell Tuesday for a visit Supreme at Cedar Breaks near: PARISIAN, INO. ,J:C0 Request hour, continued. ' with former Meads and relatives here. It.fs 3d feet high, 21 teet, 0: FORD TRANSFER ‘ "0 Signing off time. before returning to their home. Inchcs In diameter. FRIDAY, JULY SI They have been visiting relatives K. M...... In ICanaas for thc past two months. i:00 Farmers' breakfast club.. UK and. Mrs. Edward Eksthmd $:15 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cross. and children, and June Reed spent 5:30 Farm and Home flashes. part.of last week at Alturas lake. 3:i5 General friarko! quotation*, The Ladles Bible, class' of the New Easy Way to f:00 Morning, devotionals. Baptist: church met with’.Mrs. f:lC World-wide" Trans Radio Ethel Unnar Tuesday afternoon. . news flashes, . 7:30 Men Mczirow and Ills tit- Double Yoar Liiae-sipsef 7:45 Itondoliera. 8:00 Louis Prlma and his orche's- It’ s The Truth f tra. , - - Loisji I'jiII Ill’iijks 8:15 JJlx and Wilson. 8:80 Harry Roy and his orchestra 8:411 Opening market quotations D;00 Shannon quartet. — BUB Jesse. Crawford, organist. 0:30 Evening Times ncwii flashes 0:45 Morning Melody contest. .0:00 Market prograni. lOilD Gertrude Nlcscn, popular vo- . calist. ' 10:20 Victor Salon orchestra. • 10:45 Fat's Waller piano novelties U:00 Warring's Pennsylvanians. U'JS'TWIn Fall* marUctn. 11 -50 Lcni and Joo Higgins. U:45 Concert olrcs. ."I’ .'vll.------...... ~ l2:00-McKcnzlc orchestra. Modern equipment In our .12:30 Paul Whiteman und his or* up-tv-dato jihop enables uo , ehcstra. to'recondition our Used Can) >2:40 Closing market quotations. (0 new car shape. That's why 12:45 Worldwide Trans Radio Union Motor Cars aro al­ news flashes. ways better buys! .. 3:00 Latest dance releases. 1:15 Lew .White organist. . Come in, nti<] let us prove It! • 1!3Q Ben Bcrnlo and bis orchea- ’35 Ford'V-8 Tourlnir 1:45 FeJlx.Salmond violinist. . Sedan ..,,1575 2i60«Studlo_quarictc. , [’34 Chevrolet Zfaster 2;15.Bud and Jod Billings ...,J4flft 2:30 Evening TJinea raws flashes ^■33"Ford Victoria.: 1 2:15 Closing shcep-market quota* '31 Ford V-8 Sedan ....$475 . . - 'i . t l o n s , .. .. •20 Chevrolet Sedan_____$225 ■ 8:00 Afternoon request hour. . ■31 Ford V.8 Coupo .J____$400' ' . 4:00 Efrem ZimbalUt,. violinist '20 PflrmoutH Coupo 1__l....$210 <:I5 Lanny Ross, popular vocails! -’2SF .Chrysler Sedan ;— .....-$215 •30 Cadillac . Ssdan -t ------$450 JfafWVIctor. mixed chorus. , 'BO Fort -A'. Tudor ,...... $223 ’ <:'45THeory King and bis orebc*- •J8 Pontiac Sedan - ...... -4100 .tra. ’30 ombam- Sedan '______*228 • 6:00 Colo Porter, popular.vocalist .’29 Pontiac' Coach _____;.41I1D . ,630.Band concert...... ’20 Chevrolet Coaeh .j, 0:?0 .Times .and. Tftuw Radio ’30 Dtlmnt Sedan ~i--.'..$128 ~"ncn's/lashe*.1- , -• r- :3 t Fort A Town Sedan.i.,J240 C:«3 I-awreneor Tlbbett ■ • '2S Fard 'HUI.' Coupe—— -.J1B0 :. fi:jlo Mc!Ccni!e orchestra. ’20 Ford-Roadster , .—^100 •20 CStfivrolet Coupe _ ,__J150 It tells ihe romantic, story of. beadtiful-. •20 Durant. 6. BedWl — 1100 W»r W trg oht o t gomr.t*vorlt*lo*g imlt Jrlnkt e « » •28 Chrysler, Sedan . hmce mmotktr. . . J ilt ma 4*pea4tiH», »«< aUagtilur, .. ■ Helena Derhk, who leads a v e ry workaday* ’ IISTTSN TO '20 Ford A Tudor —.,$160 dlUertnt. Noortn* effortlNo extrarognnoel ln fact, you om '20 Kssex Bedan ..~ ._ 7C DRY GIN - existence— unbl she accepts a nc/r giV/i ; PINTO PETE •J20 tome* ..Coach______•_$ 00 "th»«uuwgtWPc«'j»laaiilly togin your tbioitn . •20 Ford A Coupo _ _ $12 • pleasant iurprUo or you* etlr* cjioloe •.. Is $ul»tltulo - invitation for a weafc-endJry tfre country. ? And Hli Sanch Boys ■• '2D A. Tudor __ *125. ' for tlio OW>Ir. JJoston IH*tiJl«d l>ry Gln you llko*0 -well, t i « , : ,•■ W atch for ihe firft.of;.t2 in5ta!lment5i ■■■ :‘(Ono of..the >uo«t succiesful,. ’84 Chevroiet'Pickup _ —■.$375 ■„ untinul t t w t f 013Mr. ButoD Sloe Gls< Your drink wUHi*»o -. ^ proBWtos-ever -bre^^cfit) <- •J0 Pord A Plekup ..:.*i25 , the samya)aoathaiowiuid.*v

rott» w fcb n ta new C»ror . . y » £>fatemenf— Rotriance-^’Paihos-r’lhts fte w - ■' ''Sa-Pord'-V-B-Plokup-i ^r*4r«- Progx'am$ Each w •84 Ford V-8 Pickup .. — 4375 StOE GIN ‘soriahha5Blbycnrrask-x>f.:s-3T*at' ’SB^odI V*8 Truck _ - y r ‘ out ofliOt->rc»Ujerf|itiguo. Addtlialejtrsllnnofiong Udidriok* . i ITueo, and Thurs. '28 Ford AA Truck,... — *1S5 tonight; Ooly oaeitem. to brinjt Jwme. You We.ororyiWna eU e^,- •rsrroW AA Truek;;- — $225 • you need. Buy * bottle of Old Mr."Bo*ton Sloo Gia tonI«lit »ixl , ^7:00p.in. — :.-S3 Ford V.8 -Truck — .*875. get tto ptha'^'sif of tbtnuqueneliln^ joj--B«n.Bt..;" Hot ton, Mam -x A GCCAT SL'MHEC Local KTFI Station ir--'1 - Spcnsorea jy - -.---Z , BEGINNING TODAY JN^ loon's Paiat« fruroltwfltor* Bob fimMr JUM9 : ... 1--,-..i-,.~f v AeeedateljBtttijrtgfigr Idaho Evening rogv aq pii iunnu civaivtrHu vnnca, i/yvu* caiiijq, luano / .•wcflij

f. LIVESTOCK j f N. Y . STOCKS

‘ BEKlVeR-CIVES'tock NEW YORK, July 29 .(EE)—Tbe MONEY TO LOAN DENVER, Colo., 'July 2S tUO— market closed lower. Cattle? 1,700; generally ateady, —Alaslca Juneau 13.H steady, steers weak-lOe lower; CLIMB TO HIGHS Allied Chemical______?" SELLING O i t S MONEY TO LOAN - becf-stecra J0-D; cows 54-0; calvco Allis Chalmers _ Classified American Can . ... WANTED TO BUY — lOOO On Twin Falla dwellings. 55-9; feeders and stock 54-0; bulla Lowest rtites. Long term*. CHICAGO, July 20 «1£> — AV American ttedlator _ .NEW YORK, July 29 tllEi—Th* to wreck. Farmers' Auto Supply wheat futurej bounded up to new American Smelting .. ______87J4 Used Part* Dept- Phone 225-W. Quick Strvlcc. gs: 1,000; flteody-lOo higher; stock market swung about ner­ SANGER-JONES Directory 0.00; bulk 510.GS-10.B3;,pBck- current-high level on the Chi- American Telephone ______17114 vously today under influence of For mUo"'— 29 Chevrolet conch, Bed, dresser, writing desk, paint­ Reflponslble Business Firms bows 53.75-9.15; pigs 58,00- csro board of trade today under a American Tobacco B. ——-J01?i Real Estnto — Loans •...... t buying movement generated Anaconda C< sporadic selling drives by profes­ newly overhauled. 5150, terms. 's saddles; misc. 1202 Kimberly 123 Main H Phone 427 . nnd Professional Office* sionals. Thc close wjjs Irregularly,' 250 Blue Lakes Blvd. North. Road. of Twin Fall* . ulllsh crop reports In Can­ ada and the podblllty of a tight- Model T coupe. 1925 or FOR SALB — Crano • plumbing world wheat situation., Auburn Motors .. Considering extent of thi sell­ Good body. Dave Cherry, Amster- fixtures and plumbing supplies of CHICAGO LIVESTOCK At the cloao wheat was up 2% ing moves'— tickers getting'll* kinds, Krrngcl'a Hordwore. AUTO TOP & BODY WORKS CHICAGO. July 20 <1119—Hogs: to 2ft. 8cpt. 5I.08?t; com waa up Bendlx AvJntlon .. much — health. Save on your fud bllla. Dec...... 84 H .87% .'80?; New York Central ...... FOR RENT—ROOMS LOW RATES for new conatrue- PAINTING — DECORATING (USDA>—Hogs 8,500; ratlier alow. May ..... 80 -B8 .87 H Packard Motors .... 30tt By United Press « & Uoon's. • llou or on not-too-nM modem 230 and down strong to 15 centa Paramount Pictures..... - Stocks Irregularly lower ond FURNITURE FOR SALB—New residences, well located In Twin Jjlghcr; packers talking lowef; Hept ..... 38 H J. C. Penney Co...... fairly active. and used furniture of nil kinds. Kalin, for varying periods up lo practical top $10.CO; few lots 510.- Dec.-:.v.-.39>A ••I0>4 -.38''; ,40V Pennn. R. R."-'.:...... Bonds irregularly higher. 200 »«ii. ''a. Hiftne ot this Inisl- Furnished room>. Coal ranges, electric ranges, coal WANTED—Painting and 75: 170-230 lbs. 5I0.40-10.G0; 140- 'May _.. ,<0H .42'; .40*1 .41;» Pure Oil Curb stocks Irregularly lower. sloven, circulators and oilier house- iif.i.i will qualify for a rule of sominlng with guarantee. 032 Blue 170 lbs. D.25-10.50, Rye— Radio Corp...... 12’.3 Call money 1 "per ccnt. . ' ferrcc!. Permanent ren Gr/c. NO COMMISSION. Rates Cnttte 10,000; calves 1,000; early SP9 South Locust hold furnishings. Moon's. Phone 6. rpt ... .75 Rndlo Keith Orphcumt^.------G'4 Foreign cxchango irregular; Store No. 1; Phone 319 Store No. 2. vary somewhat with the loca­ nates ycarlingn and light nteers CC. — .74% Reynolds Tobacco B. . sterling firm, frnncs easier. Large cool sleeping rcn tion, character of the property n‘Jng. kalsorainlng nnd steady to weak; weighty ulcers and Barley— Safcwny Stores ...... Cotton breaks more than a dol­ stnlrs. Also steeping l r work. Call I590-W. J. w. ncd weights 15 to 25c lower; P«pt ..... COM. Scars Roebuck — ...... lar n bale. . V tilalrs.' 411 Third nvc. W< Building contractors, material ison, 137 Fourth North. iclfcr* ateady; cowa steady to 1C - ' ,67'iB Shell Union OH..... Crninn higher', wheat up mot* ccnU lower; venler.i and stockera Simmons Co...... - ...... 34U i other; ; invited t Everything In painting. ' High ' " ’ steady to weak; early CASH GRAIN Socony Vacuum ... 14*4 Rubber lower. detail: ..railo worliman.sliip. By day or tceru 1 and yearling! CHICAGO. July 29 (HR) Southern Pacific ...... - ... 40 Vi OABINS FOR RENT Is coins „to rncouragc MOItE contract. Phone Otis. B. \1*. Huber. S7.25-8.25; few yenrlinga am1 0. 1 red 51.10*1 to 51.12; No. 2 Standard Brands ...... nml BETTER BUILDING IN cholcc 113 lb. steers,'53.50; oom« Sl.OOtA to 51.11: No. 1 hrird 51.13',4 Standard OH of Calif. Vacation tn tho Sawtooh ----- 4 CO Main South - Phone 73 TWIN FALLS. f Local Markets ^ Cabins, caddie horses, pack trips. held higher; proctlcal top venters to 51.10m No.-2 51.12?; 1051.15%: SL-mdnrd Oil of New Jersey Wc offer similar rates ot\ *}.8Q: light RtocVc nteers 54.50-0^0. * mixed 51.10; No. 1 park hard Texas Corp...... 39',4 good insido liilslneM properties Sheep 10,000: lamba iitr'ong to ; No. 2 51.14 to 1.15; Com Trans-America -;.... BUYING PRICES ' Tw in...... 250 higher; outer classed higher; farnu TV.'ii: No. 2 mixed 07c; No. 1 yellow B0c Union Carhido U Carbon Grain* hulk range lambs 50.25-9.75; choice No,,2 07U lo 9Sc; No. 3 0714c; Union Pacific... Soft wheat ...... IIC ll of I• Fulls trnc IICll of I• HATES PER LINE PER DA? natives hid 50.50; olaugbtcr year­ ...... 28 V4 Six days, per line per day,___ 4c No. 4 97i^c; No. 1 while 51.07 to United Aircraft Oat!i,,a hundred------Warehouse for rent. 15,000 sin ^ Sl'DLfvli. VKCiKXKU'CO. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Minimum Chargn 25o Oats No. 1 white 40<; to 41c: Western Union ------8! Poultry Cloaalflcd Djsplay Ratcs_oa Rn; OCDEN,. July 20 (It!:i—(USDA) No. 2 39 to 40Hc; No. 3 381.4 to Wesllnghouso Electric ...._._13i Colored lions,_'>ver 4 IKi . . . ..1 la_ , HELP WANTED .... qiicaL* -Hogs,--ISO; -steady to - strenf:; 3[>tic;-No/4 8614-10 3714c; sample Frwrwoolworlh Co.'7.""-~ 5: Colored hens, under 4 Ihs...... ——70 ( :st kinds early 511 to 5U-10; 3-1«,{ to 37i{c. • American Rolling Mills...... ^ Leghorn henn...... 7o —\Cunted experienced milkers In accepting copy for cloasl. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES fled udvcrtlSLmcnta for publlca^ ixed drlvclns 510 to $10,80; saws Kyo No. 1 84*;e, Armour ...... * Colored roasters; over 5 lbs.-.12o tioh In tho Idaho Evening ;.r>D to 55.50. Barley 45' to 65c nom, malting U. S. Pipe..— ....- .....- ....— 41 Leghorn fryer Green or wax berms for Cattle, 100; slow, utendy; few >c to 51.02N. Boeing ...... - ...... 2i 51.00 per hunhel,‘ delivered Times, the .’imes Publishing Leghorn broilers, 1 Vi lbs. -•Watkins Denier. Company agr-'ca to avoid trrora ts com to med gm-is heifers $4.50 Timothy need 50.50 to 50.75. Briggs Manufacturing Co.— 5- Colored broilers.—...... — 285-R-4I A. E. Pickett. ■ SC; few cutters nnd com dalry- Clover need $10.25 to 521. Curtins WrighL...... - 1 Colored fryers, over 2 Iba. HELP WANT3D—MALE as far us po.inlble, but when a typographical error docs occur _.-cd steers 53.75 to 54.50; ' ...... Nnt’l Distillers...... Old Cocks ______In nn advertisement, tho re­ grades S1-.25 down, to 52.7_, North American Aviation..™ I sponsibility of U>a“nmoB Pub-, bulls 5-1.50 to 55; few mcd lo good POTATOES ( Elcc. Auto Lite------41 .. Uniting Company ceasea after $8.00; com culves Schenley Disllllcrii------3D-i; Produce lied raspberries, 50c gallon. You' ncie at 500 . first publication If the adver­ down to $5. Studebaker ------— 11“ No.'l Butterfat — _ pick nt Filznitttcra niter Thurnduy. [fith Avir. ICs.t tiser ooes not call Itj attention Sheep, [>,700; nothing don early; CHICAGO POTATOl^S- Swift * Co------O' No. 2 Buttertat Reliable man to run ca.ho oep-. i; mile nurth. Kive points. Phone J, ICInna. ^ to. lilt crroi. i Isle Tuesday enr 82 lb Idaho lambs CillCACO. July 29 flU!i—Pola- Whlto Motors______22: Eggs, special_____— nrator. Must have experience In H81-J. All Classified Ada are re­ 50.35 straight; 2 cars 77 lb nnd es: supply light; demand slow, grain und. beans. Rl. 1 Hazol*— Modem (> room liijusc with stricted lo their' proper classi­ 83 Hi Idaho 50 straight; load 130 market 'weak; California White ... Y. CURB EXCHANGE Whites, medium...... —140 ■OK SALE—A csirloaa of Un­ UAlls UlTlP.b, _ _ _ _ _ flo*>rs, lumacf, ficeplacc. ] fication anil thc Idaho Evening II13 Oregon ewes 53.70 utnvlght: Ro$c S3.10-3.25; Idaho B i t s ' American Super Power ------2' Standards _ —_„,i' i",..... —16a co in bulk. Buy what you need, 53150. Abo r.djolniri;; lot 3 loads' 122 lb Idaho ewes $3.75; Triumphs 52.50-2.60; N eb rank Cilles Service, com. — .— 4' Bakers ...... _.r-.,,..-13o Ambitious nent youni' mar bring bock what you have IcIL Wc abundanre of flowers and u chango the wording of an ad­ sorted 10 head at 52; ear Utah Cobblers 52.50-2.00; New Jersey Electric Bond £ Share ...... 25: Pullets______J-----13o n-sl."t In circulation campa you a brush to put It on free. 1 at 5350. 151 Walnut street, vertisement If by doing bo a sheep Including ;ewcs nt 53.35; Cobblers 52.50: Waahlngton V/h" ' rord Motor Ltd...... 7; KgBii, ungraded, In trade.-——.190 must be free to travel went UcUurtry House Paint, 4-Hour clearer meaning will result. yearling wclhcrS at 50150; nged Rose 53.10-3.35; Idaho B ll. Livestock stntc.T. Goud money to willing Enamel, Floor and Linoleum Vnr-, Claaslfied Arts which carry a wethers at 51, and cull ewes '1 ; MLMourl Cobblers 5'-.25. Choice Light Butchcra, 160 -worker. Sec'Mr. Schmidt after 0 nlsh dry* In two hours. Wc also! Business bldg. In Twin Falls. letter and box number Instead 51.50. Arrivals 03, on track 151, shlp- 220 'pounders. - _____— .$10.23 Uav4 a lartjc stack ot Wall Paper! ut Caledonia Hotel. Lexiea for five years. $200 o: ftie name of tho advertiser fnenta 500. SPECIAL WIRE nnd Linoleum Itui;a. Why pay war: -----* *•- answered by letter. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK prlcc. Phono 5. Uoon's. per. month Income yeltdlng o do n r the PORTLAND. Ore., July 29 (U . Courteay of Overweight Butchera. 250 to ISC!, on investment.after.de­ •Hogs: 500 Including 270 direct advertiser which Real Estato^rASiBfcra Sudler, Wegener A Company 300 pounders ....._ —. 5 WANTED! LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY ducting taxes. Can l>c hand­ lutely confidential ln ouch cases. Market steady. Cood to cholcc Rika Bldg. — Phone 910 Underweight Butchers, 125 . led for 55,500 cajh. A real • TO PLACE YOUR CLASSI­ 170-210 lb. drlvi!-ins 511. I. C. Prescott. FIED AD, CALL 33 AND ASIC 230-250 lh, weights 510.75. Few [ Boys to sell tlic II Investment opportunity. livfomatton Fu-nlshcd by Packing w FOR THE AlKiAKER. jlit lights J10.7S-10.85. Packing Twin Falls Title and INVESTMENT TRUKTS Packing a. [ nine Times. NUMLKH, WlvUlJN'KK CO. ALL CLASSIFICATIONS >ws moatly 53.75. No feeder plgfl Abstract Company Steers _ ARRANGED ALPHABETIC­ ild. Choice lightweights held Fund. Inv...... _5?5.84 [ Sec Circulation Manager, ALLY. round 511.00. Fund. Trust, A...... -....5 6 34 Corp. Trust...... 5 * Al Wcstcrgren before 3:C" Cattle; 400 Including 103 STolTiTuy, July 27 SEED AND FEED through and direct. Calves 175, [ P. O'- . Including i'il through and iSlrtcl. Decree L. Oi’J'-m to C. Larsen. Highest prices paid for your cd: Brand, stocX food, wheat, Market fully steady. Few grass I^ot 1C, Moorman's First Adj. ex­ cept part. Mill Feeds chickcns on1 turkeys. Indepcnd- . corn, barley, dairy-feed, lay­ steers 55.00-0.s0, Cutters down to Bran, 100 lbs...... ' Meat Co. ing maah,- growing mash, oyster WHEAT SUPPLIES 51.00, Few good heifers *4.00- ' Deed L. F. Stumpf to M. Turner, Bran, 500 lbs. SITUATIONS WANTED ohvll, tobacco dust, block lea/ 40, 6.00. Load 034 lbo. welghU'55.25. 5250/ lot 13, blk. 70. Twin Falls. Jon. delivery .....-..... Want to Sell That HorseT Make i; pills,'etc. Hayca Hatchery. Oecd Cora E. Stevens Co, Trens. Experienced bookkeeper and 7911 lh weights 53.00. Low cutter It Itnown .la tlicae columna. You't nnd cutter cowa mostly 53.00-3.75. D. Vickers 5112.22, NWNW 32 BONDS warehouseman want* port time a-buyer orotupUy. v ^ w a n t e d t o b u y 11 16. HOLC 2?! pet___ $101<60-101.625 work. Phono 1707-J, alter G:30. . S L I P IN 1 1 Com to mcd grades 54.00-4.50. FfMC 3 pet ____ $103.75-103.675 iyirgo breeding ewes of vnrlous Good beef cowa 54.75. Bulls... WANTED TO BUY—About 2C ly W.25-5.25. Choice vcalcrs up to| Macaroni Ls made ln more than BUTTER,, EGGS | agca ior sale. Immediate delivery. :ns of cholcc bay. Phono 1G2< 100 different shapes nnd forms MINING STOCKS JCd. Wells. 1440 8th Avc. Bast, (ter C:30 p. m. 53 Groin on Hand Thia Year Italy, Mtn. City Copper—....'.... $7.50-7.00 Twin Falls. 8AN FRANCISCO WANTED —Junk' batteries nnd Than Lost, Says U.S. Park City Consol___-■.....17c-18v4c 2tic lower. F< Silver Klnu Coalition...... -JD.125 SAN FRANCISCO,.July 29 WO MISCELLANEOUS radiators. Call 323\V. Wc cow/; Stalisticuin Sunshine Mines ...... $13,375 —Butter: 02 score 38%; 91 score get them. Idaho Junk House, 1" fat lambs 57.75. Best held 34: 00 acore 34; 80 score 31. SALESMEN WANTED ' Avc. So. md 58.00. Com to med grades TIME TABLE Tint I c Standard ..._...... 55.05-5.10 5G-50-7.G0. Good to choice cw,- Eggs: large 2TV4; medium 2454} m m n j-c .™ * Hoi«d„.,|sioc“ sg X ’ t S i S omm7, 53.25-3.75. BAR SILVER small 10 VS. Canvas, Tcnta, Axtmlngs. AU Bchedulea of paafl'jigcr train* NEW YORK. July 29 lliri—Bar Cheese: fancy flats 19; triplets di nny,^ n^ m i°r m cows.,miua, elevators, and- warehouses .ind motor stages passing through kinds Cauvu repairing. Thornelx I hone 1.28, No Jcraeya. C. O. wore nbout 2,000,000 buflfrels July LOS ANGELES LIVESTOCK silver held at 44?; cents a f 18*4. I Salesman Wanted % Body Works. Twin Falls dally are follows: ' ince today, unchanged. yoar. This comparea with . LOS ANGELB8, July 20 MR>- LOS ANGELES fltodoref 3,350,000 on Jilly 1 a Hogs: 150^ steady to 15c hlgber, OREGON SDOUT UNB Ealinuutea gladly given on WASTED-MISCELLANEOUS grata feds 511.00-11.50; local worth MONEY MARKET LOS ANGELES, July 20 (tOT— J A liri^lit ninbitiniis young kinds of job printing at office of year ngo. 3.450.000 in 1034. and the Gaatbounfl NEW YORK, July 20,(UI!> Butter: eitra-StVi. tip %; prlmo Idaho Evening Times. 1928-32 average of 2,250,000 bliflh- 510.75; heavies $10.00-1.015. No. 564, leaves - ... 0:50 a. tu ' Cattle 350. holdovers 630, fully Money rates remained unchanged firsts 3514, up V4: sUndnrds I nmn who cii^i sell, one who ela Slocka on April 1 this year No,.C72. Icavca______2:15 p. ta today. Rediscount rato at New up. M; undergrade 31. * ■ Custom killing, curing and were-estimated at 4,250,000 bush- steady; short fed steers $7-50-7.90 Westbound Large and small egga 'unchang­ crooking meats. Phono 25.' lode-' few yearlings $8.00; grass atecrs York .IVi per cenL } is lull of pop nml rn- WANTED—To trade new Cmn« No. 571. leaves______10-.00 a. a ed. pendent Packing Plant. plumbing fixtures for your old *-.25-6.60; Me*. 53.30-5.00; cows No. 503, leaves - 1:50 p. m. L jan&lftfictea GO-5.50, cutter grades $3.00-4.- LONOON OAR SILVER Medium C(jgs; : bathroom fixtures. Kreogel’s Southbound extras 25; up %. ■'•' , t IhuKinsm a tut is looking CARBURETORS — Carburetor Hardware. bulla $475-5.78; Dully Kxccpt Sunday LONDON, July 20 (IU3 —■ J parts and service. F, G. 11. Uotor silver eased to 19.7-16 pence Western cheese: triplet date*"***. stocks of wheat on July No, 838, to WeUa, lv___ 6:30 p. m. 1B14, loogboena 19, .loafs 10*4*- . . .. j for a fulm'c. l’ rcfi'r n Service. 230 Shoshonq St. West, WANTED — Up&olsterinK, Re­ ding wheat owned by farm- weak; c Nortbbonnd ounco today (43.04 cent* an A... Twin Falls. pairing, Furniture Rcflulahlng, . stored in public ware- '31ieep1 350,' 1 nale^quotab erican fine ounce). Yesterday's | salc.sm.m wlio has hud Window Shade wofk. Ctua & prices was 10 0-10 pence asv oonte. CHICAGO Attention l**rult iCrowi...... - . were estimated at i;i !0,- steady. No. 310. trom Wells. ar__2:00 p. m CHICAGO, July 28 ItlEI—Eggs: ' Uruley Furniture Co. Phono CSS. 000 bUBhela, compared with 1,002,- UN10N-a*ACIFI0 STA0E8 Forward all/er wus (juoled »t.l0V4 somc osjici'ioiicc in shoes. llglilcr, stronger p/cklng laifder. ISO Second SL East SAN FRANCISCO LIVESTOCK ponce, o ff 1*16 penny. Tho decline market Ifrm; receipts 10,229 eases; Order here and oavo money. bushels July 1, 1935. Enatboond fresh graded firsts 23<4; current ins, combined warehouso SAN FRANCISCO, July 29 IIU*> was due to Chlncio oelUng and i Answer to address below Thc Village IJlnckfimlth Shop WAl£JED—Can use 1,500 ton.i •Ives______0:10 a. m. lack of support ln-o duU market. rrcelpts ‘ 21V4; dirties 10%: extra' ICimbcrl " hay stacked nr In the field. Prefer farm stocks In Idaho were ..... —Hogs, 200, direct 85; steady lo firsts, 24V4;. checks 18 *.. • Twin Falls county. Write N. AY- cAlrd tn be 3,110,000 bushels July mostly 10c higher, 100 to 215 lb Arrives via Northslde — 1:20 p. Butter: receipts 6.614, market ■ • SPRING FILLED MATTRESS’ this year and 11,342,000 bushels Caitfs'5U.40 to $11.50, tater top; Leaves -■-■ ■■ 1>:U p. m- • 7- woot . rm; extra 34; extra firsts 33U*"' | Hinting ngc, 'experience Arrington, Iterate' 3. Twin Fall3 or thin time last year. BOSTONL July 20 fllCl—A few ; null salary expcctcd. ES MADE FROM YOUR OLD phono 0287-J1. small lota 259 to 276 lb weights Arrives___ 'L B S ! 1HftIrets'sz-saW: specials S4^« - ONISS. UsttrcMcs renovated and United States Report 510.00 to 511;- pecking bows $9; -?:5 0 p.; 1 buyers wero taking moderate 35: standards 33«s cantrsllzcd 12.:" recovered. Wool carding, - Twin U. S. slocks of old wheat in In- lato Tuesday load local butchers quantities of tho finer grades of Chceso: twins 18H*1BK: dulsIM" CARD OF THANKS ior mills, elevators, and ware­ western grown woola, - the U. 8. Falls Mattress Factory, phone 511.15. lO-lOii; tonjfliom-;3&-19H. ; Write I!ox 2j:i-C, Bl-W. i Wo wish to tlmnk nil the relatives houses on July 1, 1930, arc esti­ ' Cattle, 300. dircet'43; complete leaves - - i funa a.. agriculture department reported nnd friends for the lovely flowers mated* to have been 23,770.000 clearance; steers' ateady,' U Arrives_____7:45 p. t-lt Shop. Screen-doors and (luring our recent sorrow. ” bushels. Stocks on thc same date loads med 930 U> 1,035 lb caho__ Leaves via NortiuSde_8*5 p. _ . Good twelve months Texas woo to ■ Times' windows cabinet work and fuml- Tda Bronson, Doris lironson, Salt .it year were 31,799,000 bushels, grasa-ateera $6.75 to $7; toad. 645 Arrives ...... —.... 3:53 Sl .m were bringing 85-87 cents,-scoured luro repairing. Worl< on fnrrt mn- Lako City: Doran Bronson, Donnl id tho-5-year avem'go (1023-1032) lb Mix .$5.50; com light grana 3:02 a. m. basis. Also, fino territory' wools.of chlneiy, mill work. Phono 1820. Hronwin. Mcr] Dronaoa- ____ slocka were 38,505,000 bushel*. Re­ Bteora'dosvn.lo l5;_/cd etcera nb- 8. -D.' Hardison,-prop.,- 420 -South ports raliow'a- coiislttcrablo'fiusnti- oeot, good quoted up to !$8.50; heif­ TWIN FALLS-WELLS bringing around 85 centa,;bconr> POB'BALB— Mnln. ENGRAVING ty of new wheat stocks on band ers. . very scarce; range cow* . es 8:00 4 . m. cd basis, In original - bag#. - The ■ AnSOBLLANEOtJS July■ • ],I, butbi oucfi.«toclca are not steady, low-eutter-cuttera fully 28c Arrives — ...... -..5:45 p.m. bulk ot tho.-nolea, however,-were WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS includwl‘ InIi thla reporL These ca- higher, odd lots beef cow* $4.50 to nf avtrago. to/good French-ootsb' ■ Culldlntf 2 4 ^ Movable. Priced , \Ve're pleased when, you call and" calling cards -cojrrnved tlmatcs a bascd upon reporta 55.25, buUc'low-cuttera-cuters $3 BUOSUONB-KETCniJM- to sell-• Oty Tourist Parlt. ■ us to servo you. Wo btllaVO ' printed. Many correct styles Interior mills, ...... kage 1,245 lb dairy cows CUALLKf choose from. Call at the livening elevators, nnd .warehouses. The ______U firm: few $4-60 to Nortbboond .-■ -.. you'll be pleased wltli our Tunes office, 223 Main Avenue Interior' atocka are.one of several calves, 20; steady, few good veal- leaves - ...... 11:00 a, m. BOBGLABS TOOL ODD ... , oervleej. .ilovlug,'.‘flhlpplng.^ CuL Tclepbono 88^--— • components of tho wheat carry- era $9,.s1k>Ico quoted $9,50;. flmnU -(Arrived Kctclnim al 8 p. m.) MONTRttAL . (OS) — AtigtrtXy • storage, atvd Aberdeen Cost. ------— . . . #m.. lo ts.m ta 400 lb oaves »T to $8. * RftMhlMftHA* roUtd aaft bound- mKgcaine jiM , BHOE REPAIRING - ji t otoeks 0^0 Slieep, 2,500. direct. 1.550; notb. Arrives - been dedarbd a •‘‘ImrKlar’a M r Phono 14 2 elevators, and Ing done early-an alx deeiu good .-'(Challla’ Ilnct'Leove* Ketehum here,: .poBce arrested • tijKJ »en er,. B ‘

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A spirant for BtaRr Secrotarv Sees Benefit from Drouth - frock—Pattern DM8. Bettcf nun, order tho patem. mako It up, To Gem Stato .nnd you'll be thc ono admired! You can turn out a smart creation tn little time, for this pattern's eas­ •Idaho should profit by thc iest ot llic cwy, nnd a guarantee drouths nnd stricken condition In ot success rrom tho very start! liio ccntrnl western nlates because Malcc It up row. If you'll havo It many Uiousondg of those pcrconn raid y for Autumn, and every en­ will lie seeking new farms nnd gagement ‘round tho clock. Choose new homos In rv district where tho flattering fabric pictured—It'* fam ine nnil home-making nre onq-of the newest! Tills crlnklcil moro favorable,” nald Ira H. Mas­ rayon (called "poppy-secd") drnpcs ters, Blncktoot, who wan litre to­ beautifully, ind (jives such a dres­ day ln tho .Interest* of hla candi- sy effect your frock will rfccd nc . dacy for,secretary, of slate, additional trim. For this model : Masters In a former Kansan nnd Matiail Martlu choso a new shade realizes keenly how that district of hennn; tliouph tho fabric comes has been hit by the drouth nnd in a wide variety ot colors. heat wove of'the lost few.week*. Mo la urging thc citizens of the Pattern 0013 may bo ordered on­ Gem otnte to ncquaint the strick­ ly In sizes 11, 10. 18, 20, 02, 31, en arena of tho central west with 36, 38, --J, 42, and 41. Six our rich soil and supply ot Irrlpa- quires 3% yanla 30 Incli inch fabric. ' tlon water wlilch ensures Uila state Send FIFTEEN CENTS In coins of abundant harvests practically or. stamps (colna preferred) , for overy season. cach Marian Martin pattern, r "This atatc haa been signally sure to wrlto plainly your nam bleaacd Ibis year because of the un­ address, and stylo number. ■ usual amount of rainfall .which haa produced Good dry farm crops OE SURE TO STATE SIZE ’ in nddltlon to tho irrigated ---- lions," said Masters. Send for your copy of our Mar­ , , Masters has a slogan on his lon Manin Pattern Boole today! . polltlcat cards which reads •’Let's It shows how to havo stylo with .build a greater Idaho." He.is a • •former- newspaper publisher and • "rnn'occond Int-horace .two years aure-to-fit kind that you ------Ogo for congress ln the primary up In no time! Tho latest beach outfits, houso dresses, vacation and election. party clothes, children's clothes, speciat fllenderlzlng fashions, fa­ bric news. Book Fifteen Cents. Pattern Fifteen Cents. Twenty- five cents for both whca ordered

Classes in United States and BURLEY Possessions Show Sbjtrp EKI " Increases MyrI Whitesides has returned from tlio Pioneer day celebration • Ogden nnd Salt Lake City. • WASHINGTON (UP)—Tho de­ Clrna Mcachnm has returned partment of Interior announced from.a short visit with rebtlvea at enrollment of vocational . educa­ tional c la s s e s throughout the, ^ilr^nnd^J.Vr.i. Donnie BirJnley^Spokatlo Jftils Man \Vbo Served United RIntel and It* possessions Elko. Nev.. visited friend.) here | Time fQr AbductiDff Idaho during 1035 totnled 1,210.000 per­ t Sunday. sons, an Increase of 12S.OOO over Mra. U-U •r Tultle Is In F.ili Lieut.-Governor ' 1034. Tho office ot education revealed . Wyo.. v thnt of the total number enrolled. Mini Lcnh HolUnijv.vorth i.i| SPOKANE, Wash., July CO *411,000 were farmers, trade tvnd spending two v.-cclcs visiting i Alfred T. Davis, 31, alias Industrial , workers: 281,000 were - • ' Salt Lake City. molds, nllru Childers, one of tha * employed-youlhs cnrolled-ln part- "Mr.i." Ralph' i1i.-til.ilin"men’ convleteiT’or ttio-kttlnaplng ... Ume-clnsaen; and 050.000 were ver. . iot Lt. Coin W. B. Klnno of Idaho W n nnd girls la full-time 'at­ Mrs. Cale Baker ar..l;trt 3D23, was In Jail horo today tendance In agricultural, tra d e family returned Sunday frum S-ilUon a concealed weapon charge. mid Industrial courses. Luku City. , I Davis was hitch-hiking to Spolt- Reflects Job Trend Miss Nell Evans li again online when ho (rot a ride wllh Joe Enrollment In various classes duty nt the telephone comi>.iny;py|i, Wallace, Idaho. Dnvln show- reflects, lo a considerable dogreo, - month's ab-ii-uce bccauseof cd Pyle-a loaded automatic and Iho trends of employment oppor­ Illness. 1 “This Is the way I wake tunities during 1B35, the depart- Mr. and Mra. O, A. Selby return- my - , •ment said. Workers who have I frum a trip to Portland whcrs Pyle reporte3“ tlio Incident ’to s o u g h t additional Information they havo spent tho put two polico who picked up Davis and skill In their respective occu<- down-town Spokane. He paUona have enrolled la 1nerease< Mr. nnd Mr.1. Laurence Faulkner Davis tried to draw his gun ndrabers In evening classes, and _nd daughter have returned from they over-powered him. Davis young persons, formerly unable to Ogden whero they ylsrtcj with served five years of a 12-year find employment because of pref­ relatives. jIn Idaho’ atnto penitentiary erence given to adults, havo been Jtr. nnd Mrs. Luther Boyd, Pre. the Kinno kidnaping and wa employed In larger numbers dur­ in. visited with relatives an leased in 1931. Ho also nerved n ing thc past year. . friendj hero over the week-end. year and a half for assault Tho Beo Hive Girls of the Stiftr RawUns, Wyo. ward left Monday for a'two weeks campf/tfr trip to Howe’s canyon. Mlsa Violet Bronson and jllss Moose Lodge Hears Theresa Woolstenhumo accompan­ ied the 11 Is as guardians. Speaker from Utah Fifty ...oplo attended tho Joint Kenneth Douglas, Utah, was picnic held Sunday afternoon by principal speaker last evening at Burley uad tJluremont Granges at tho meeting at tho I, O. O. F. hall Bostctter canyon. of Central Mooso legion attended Mr. and Mrs. George 1!. Scholer by 75 membcrn from Buhl, Glenns npcnt Sunday ln Ketchum whero Ferry. Gooding, Jerome, Rupert Building of Added Showhonsc3 ttioy attended tho (mnual plcnlc ot id Twin Falls. Music waa rrth ’ • - W ill Mako Total 11,000 tho-Wood-BIver section of the- I. ded by Gustav FIcchtnor, Jerome. O. O. F. lodge, ilr. Scholcr Is Presiding at.the session was B y Year’s End grand master of tho lodgo. F. R. Mann, Jerome, (treat Hortn oso. An Initiation ceremony'for lass of candidates waa coniluct- ■ MOSCOW (UB — El oven thou­ Drunken Driving Is by Clay Salllday, Jerome, sand aoun

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