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Ucmbo of Audit Btrtin of TWIN FALLS, IDAHO, TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1940 Full 8-IIour Lea«#d Wire TelcgTdpblo VOL. XXUL- NO. 191-6 CENTS. ClrcblAtioiM 8 m ic« o f th« United Preu , OFFICIAL CITY NEWSPAPER BRITISH TIGHTEN Senate Committee Starts W oA on FDR All Ports Guard Training Bill After Angry Row Of Europe Republicans and BRIIi MS Fruits of Victory—Photo You Seldom See Affected By DAN CAMPBELL LONDON, July 30 (U.R)— Great Britain today tlrasticaily Democrats Clash ‘SERIOUS i f tightened the naval blockade of the axis powers by extending contraband control on both imports and exports to all porte of Europe and specified ports of North Africa and Atlantic islands. ' ■ ■ ' On Conscription OF 11AISIS The new blockade ruling means that all ships’ cargoes for By FREDERICK KUH Europe from North and South America and the far east must WASHINGTON, July 30 (U.R)—After an angry row, the LONDON. July 30 (U.R) ~ Britain have navicerts—certificates issued by British authorities at genate military affairs conjmittee decided today to lay the has Informed Japan that .she takes the port of departure—or be liable to seizure. controversial conscription bill aside temporarily and begin a "serious view” of Uie arresl of II British subjects, one of w li o m The two-way blockade will thus affect such nations as work on President Boosevelt’s request for authority to mobil­ plunged to death from a Japanese Spain, Portugal and the Balkan states in an effort to prevent ize the national guard. police station wliilc being quo.stloned. import of supplies that might be sent on to'Germany or Italy The action was taken after Republicans, led by Sen. Styles It was learned today. and to block exports sent from those nations into neutral Authoritative quartert; said that Bridges of New Hampshire, demanded to know how the territory. yesterday BrliUh Amba.sKador Sir President stands on the conscription question. The demands Robert Cralglc In/ormed Forelpn The action was announced in the house of commons by brought accusations from Democrats their opponents were Minister Yosuke Mnlsuoka of the Minister of Economic Warfare Hugh Dalton, who said the "playing politics” with the issue. British attitude and said “ news of British policy would be lo aid neutral countries in obtaining Previously the committee the arrests would Inevitably be rn- needed .supplies but to prevent imports that m ight be sent garded as having political Impli­ ■ had been expected to approve cations quite apart from any tech­ on to bolster the axis war machine. the measure tpday. It had de- nical charges against thn.se ar­ All of continental J^rance, Algeria, Tunisia and French ' voted all last week to revising rested." • Morocco will be treated as enemy-controlled territory for m MIERS Reporl Coii.sldercd the bill for senate consider­ purpose of the blockade, Dalton said. Goods" destined for ation. Spurred by newspaper demands these territories may be_..seized as contraband and goofls that Britain reopen tlie Burma sup Democratic Leader Alben W. originating in or owned by persons in such territories' may Barklejf said be believed the com ­ ply route to China or arrest prom AS RELIEF MS Inent Japanese resldenta of Londoti. be seized as prizes. . ' mittee acted ‘'wisely" In deciding to deter action on the conBcrlption (py United Prcasj the cabinet met to consider an of­ At the same time. Minister of Shipping Konald CroflS an-; measmx) untU after disposition ol A bond q( cool air inoved slowly ficial report from Cralgle on the nounced in commons new measures designed to mako certain the President’s requested blU to' southward from the Canadian bor­ arrests In Japan. that foreign shipping is not used for the benefit of the enemy. It was Nlparned authoritatively authorize him to order national der over the eastern hall of the guardsmen and reserves into one Cralgle gave Matsuoka formal as­ Cross said the new measure would require that ship owners yaar'« active service. United StatcE'today bringing: relief surance the British community In cooperate with Britain in order to be granted use of British Hearlnin Scheduled . to areas wWch have Buffered for 11 Japan has no political organization. port facilities. Committee Chairman Morr\« days under intense heat and oppres­ “Consequently the only charge Dalton did not name the which could be brought against filiolipBrd said heartoBS; would be sive humidity; •' North African or Atlantic those arrested is one working hard held this afternoon on the mobUlza- The cooling' breezes followed scat­ for the improvement of Anglo- island ports involved in the tloh plan, wlttf Chief pi Stall tered thmulerehowera in ^he section Jftpanese relations," the ambassador NAllBOiSRAIN new blockade measures, ibiit! Geprga,;0, Matshall and MaJ. Qen. which Btr,etched from the plal^ia lu re’i a photo nnliiue In Ida|w OBtdoer annals. Victor In a battle to' death, iho antelope above Is held ,waa reporftd to,*have told the for . John- F.' atatcs cs5t74-.i‘tc'tbc5 /Jwlantlo,sea­ captlve wlth his horns locked In' these of thpj(1val,he ,klllcd. Yon may aee-Jilctires of deer and sometimes in„th/i?a )ireasjireffhe.Canaiy ^ eJgn-jnlhbter. . department’s V national ' guan}- . bu­ board ' and s6u th w ^ \ toward the of tlk caught In this "mWucr, bnt raiely * r Mttlope. C. 8. Code, fIsH mid.game conservation officer, now islantfe, Rio de.Oro- (Spanish),. reau, as the witnesses. Ohio river v&Ue^ and« in the east, RetaUaUoh Studied of naeermaii bnt lormeriy ___ ’> found the captive victor fauht tad. siaivlnff after It ■battled lor days the Caps Verde islands' and' President Roosevelt has not com­ ON i p lower New York state. lo free Itself. He released it. drama of the outdoors took place near Mackay Jnst prior lo start of the It was und^stood the cabinet, the Azores islands. mented on tlie specific pending con­ The U. S. weather bureau sjild the current fishing season. (Photo by C. 6. Cojie—Times Enrravlng) LONDON. July 30 (U-PJ-Oerman wliich had deferred it-, meeting until Extension I a lame duck anti-New Dealer, and Tlie bandits seized tho pouches, British officials asserted Nazi straight day of bombing. ifilERS KILLED Wales Bombed. Istry of economic warfare was going by Rep. James Wadsworth, B ., N. Y. elahns hi regard to stoking ot Brit- ran across the street to a parked to Spain to confer with Spanish and "We don't know liow the President NERVOUS iah shipping were greatly exaggpr- WASHINGTON, JuJy 30 (U.R)- Wales was bombed for tliree hours sedan and fled. The automobile British embassy officials In regards stands on this Important issue ai\d ROCHESTER, N, Y .-M rs. Es­ ated. T l « German high command, Appearlnr before the hoa« mili­ during tho early morning and towns bore Pennsylvania license plates. to Spanish oil Imports, which re­ I tlilnk we have a right to know," telle G. Vandemark, S4, was during the week ending July 21. for were damaged In northeast, south' The messengers told police they tary affairH committee today, the cently have been reported higher Bridges was reported to have said. granted a marriage annulment to­ N M BLAZE Instance, reported 104.COO ton.s of east and soutliwest Kngland by high believed two * or three other men R{. Rev. Msgr. Michael J. R^ady, than normal, arousing belief oil was Oumey and Thomas backed him day when she testified her hus­ CAMDEN. N. J.. July 30 (U.Ri-Plre .^ Itlsir shipping had been sunk. The explosive and lucendlary bombs. were In the car. ^ being re-exported to Germany. up. band, Robert, 26, chewed razor and a seiic.s of disastrous explosions admiralty figures for that week, re­ S:enerAl secretary of tho National The first plane sliot down today ' Bank officials said tho money was Dalton said Britain wanted Spain Itepubllcajn Accused blades, ate glass and sewed but- swept a paint manufacturing plant leased today, reported Britain lost Catholic W elfare conference, added to yesterday's bag of 20, as carried in two bags and described to recclve adequate oil for internal Sens. Shermon. Minton, D., Ind., totui on his flesh "Just to make here to) — rcsiwndliiK to the idiilV month of Hitler's advonco In Europe. Saltalr Msort, Ing tiint a system of voltuilcer ser­ knows when a driver. Is telllug him rlre swept through a downtown "'llie council believes tlte nation's linhlts reflect an attllude ol rcckle.'ss- O .O.r. IIAU.V TOMUIIT I'VilIow pBMimgQra la ^ Ikigelk* vice bo substituted for conscription. a He, ’nie ofllcer stopped a car rooming liouso-liotel today, killing WINDHOnS TO NAlIi /less, |)reocciipatlon and donfiiilon of values urowlng out of the war In CALUWCLL. Ida., July 30 lU.R)- walking toward the rear o t th» open- 'H io Hev. Aclioson said llie mesnaBO which had gone through a red two men and Injuring at least five NIiW YOUIC, July 30 (U,RI-'l'li(' Europe,'' tho council snld. Canyon county noimbllcaus will car train. lie apparently illppod expressed the B(Sntlnicnt of 18 cliuroh light. 'Ilie motorist explained he others. Aniprlciin exiwtt lines nnnouuccil At least 14,700 persons have died ou Hie hlithwayn between Jini. 1 and stage n pro-primary olcotlon rally Koing from One car to miotliar «nd members. was from out of town. ’Ilio vlcllms, lrnpi)ed on the fourlh today the duke and

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page Two •IDAHO EVENING TIMBA TWIN FALLSi. IDAHO Tuesday, July 30, 1946- HITLER BUILDS MACHINE TO ,To Speak Here Plea Froiii Wife Twin Falls News^in Brief nFUHjflll Seen Today Averts Sentence ■Five new sets of Venetian bliiids Because his wUe prraented o n a f ­ fidavit declaring that s l^ t l theh: Conclude Outinf 'Sister VIslta •at city hall, . . Fireman In 'front Uivei (or Coast Infimt child need his iBppoi^: M a r ­ Mrs. B arbara Sutcllft left today Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alwortli re­ of station using BB pistol in at­ Mrs. Clara Chrlstinsen. Boise, Is mmiiiiiits tin Cameron, 23, Jerome, had e sca p ­ tempt to exterminate sparrows.. on a two weeks' trip to southern turned this week from a n ouUng trip hero (or a visit with her sister, Mrs. As an expression of apprMlatioii Two poUlng booths set up In coun­ ed revocation of his parole and a CalKornla. to Aituras lake and Robinson bar. ■j. p. Alh-ed. to members of the Amertcan Legion ty auditor's office for use by vot­ j;>robabIe prison sentence today. drum and bugle corps and to the Boy ers who w on’t be around on elec- Judge J. W. P orter Issued on. ord er UnHIIIISlES In Dolie At Seaside From Coast Scout drum and bugle unit for par­ In district court Monday afternoon Dr. and Mrs, Charles. B. Beymer , tlon day: . . Man very skeptical By J. W. T, MASON Mr. ond Mrs. Cur^ H iU m ann, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Schrelber re­ ticipation In the M aglc'City Jubilee, overruling an earlier motion of Pro­ and family arc vncationinB at Sea­ about shiny new Jefferson t(nlt*d Press War Expert Twin r>lla. were business visitors in turned last week-end from a trip Twin Palls Junior Chamber of Com­ secutor Everett M . Sweeley, w h o h a d side, Ore. They are expected to re­ nickels, apparently afraid they’re Reports from MaraeUles thot G er­ Boise yesterday. to the Pacific coast. m erce today had liuthorlzed casfi asked the court to revolte the sus­ turn to Twin Pallj next Sunday, counterfeit.. . Arthur N. Walker man troops nre belnj aligned along gifts to both organizations. pension of execution of sentence the channel coast we being circu­ On Driet T r ip and Jo Pox, Idaho mlxed-doubles On Vacation Jaycees, at last night’s member- and to terminate th e parole.. P ris o n lated simultaneously with a state- Mrs. R oy PalnUr and daughter, Grange to Meet tennis chmplons, beaming at Mrs. K. E. Medford this week ac­ ablp session In the Park hotel, voted sentence for forgery, had been sus­ mont from Paris that Gerniar^ Is Mias Bally Painter, spent yesterday Members of the Hansen Grange, marriage license counter as they companied Mr. and Mrs. Dewey $26 to each corps. The Scouts ex­ make it a team for life. . . And H. pended, and.O am eron granted . p a r ­ concentrating on building up the in Boise. number 100, will meet In regular ses­ pect to use the gift for Instruntents Medford, residents of Oregon, to E. Hammerqulst brlnghig In large ole,^|)by Judge Porter late In 1S39. Hitler war machine for Invnjlon o f sion at 8 p. m, Thursday, It was and th e Legion group will add the Ornce, Ida., on a brief vacation trip. twin cucumbei from his Filer gar­ Great Britain. Paris, likewise, says To Seattle' announced by officials t0(My^ money to tho fund now being raised den. with assemon

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HORSES "WnHOOT OOtNTBT* ^’re Hfirvesling Giant Crop of Cherries LETHBRIDGE, Alberto (U,B — ■ QU Signing of the. armistice by France left several hundred "horses without a, country" In Alberta. T h e antoiali D had been purchased by » ,French army remount commission' btforSi F i IP E S f France signed . th« armistice. ■ SHOSHONE. July SO (Special).— SEES' HVGE H UJORITY FOR HAILEY, July 30 (Special) - Under the dh^ctlon oJ Harry Putzler Funeral services for Mrs, Ellen WIILKIE ■ plans were taking definite shape this Agnes Walker, 76, were held here II 16 Editor, Times: week for the annual Lincoln county Ihursday forenoon from St. Charles WASHINGTON, July'SO OJ.R)-A(J. lair to be held Aug, 27, The first In t l « Public Forum from July 8, Catholic church. Requiem mass ■was mlalBtratlon coriKresfionaJ leaders sign of activity centered at.tlia Xolr- I pleaded lor Uie old folks now liv­ celebrated by Rev. L, M , Dougherty predicted quick-approftl today of grounds where 'luch needed Im­ ing to get a pension, as they are and sung by the Sun Valley choir. legislation that will permit Presi­ provements were being made on the the ones who made our country Mrs, Walker died July 23, follow ­ dent Roosevelt to mobilize 320,000 grandstontls and new lenclng to con - what it is, and deserve help. S o ing a long Illness. She was bom nt national' guardsmen and reservlsta ftae the arena for athletic and what is the difference from - what VUiegar Hill, 111., O ct. 1, 1864, ond for extensive training In modem horsemanship events. party they are getting the pension? was married to William Walker Feb, warfare. Premium schedules have, been Still it looked like R. W . Waltera 16, 1880. They came to Bullion in Chairman Andrew J. May, D., Ky.. compiled and are In the hands o f the didn't like It, the way h e put an 1889, and removed to Hailey In 1009, o f the house mllltan' aJfah-s com ­ prhiter and the various fah: board article - in the Porum, th at proved where she resided thereafter. Six mittee, said he prob|bIy Would ask members are hard at work preparing him to bo a very young fellow who children were bom to the union, five i W , <||thorlty from the house rUes com - their exhibits. doesn't know the difference be­ surviving, John, G eorge P.. and ^Wtl- Mttee to amend a pending' bill re- Mrs. John Thomas is to charge of tween a pro American or pro Eng- 11am, all of Hailey, and Mrs. Mary for YOUR ■ latlns to the national guard, to give women's and hobby exhibits; Jack ^llshman. It couldn't be an older Centaurus. Challla. Mrs. Teresa Mr. Koosevelt power to call reserv­ Edwards, building, grounds and ma­ man, as he would know the dif­ Patrick, Richfield, S ix grandchU- ists for service on this continent, PLEASURE . . . th6 terial; Dewey Williams, livestock; ference. Besides he would not write dren survive. American possessions and the Pan- such an article In the Porum' aa She has been very active In affairs apisr Canal Zone. ITils would per­ Mrs. D. G. Mitchell, girls’ 4-H club that boy did, there was neither of the church and was a member mit (aster action than a separate exhibits; H. P. Wlllmorth, sports BEST MUSIC head nor tall to it. But ho sure of the Altar and Rosary society and bill would. and publicity; and Fpank Pope, agrl- must have had the Idea that he was Degree of Honor lodge, aside front Expire? Jmie 30. IM2 culturalexhlhlta. acting smart, o.'i he even advised me being a member of the church. Mr. Roosevelt's proposal was ac­ The plans and prizes for the suc­ EVER WRITTEN who to vote for. Pallbearers were Leon Friedman, companied. by a- bill. His authority cessful youth parade are under the Now, sonny I'L et me tell you, I Art Jackson, Robert Homo, Jack would expire June 30,1942. He con­ direction ol the Chamber of Com­ think I voted (or Presidents long There's no “ passing fancy" In templated calling the men for the merce. and the athletic program will White, Tom Braase and Henry Braase. recorded music — it's forever period of training not to exceed one be supervised by Prcd Baldridge. At before you were bom. B u t If you year. They could be sent to any noon a county fair picnic will be held like to be on tlie winning side, vote yours on Victor and Bluebbrd rec­ point In the western hemisphere and on the courthouse lawn. The flower for Willkle, he will get in with a ords for sale here, United States’ Pacific Island out­ show, as In past years, will be held biggest majority anyone ever ,bad. LaGuardia Says posts, Including the Philippines. at the high school gjmnaslum under P. C. PETEESEN Little opposition to Mr, Roose­ the direction of the Sheshone Study Twill Palls, July 29. Transients Are • “Make Believe Island" velt's plan to call out'the national club. guard was manifested In either The horsemanship events will be Federal Worry • “ I’ll Never Smi|e Agaiii” confined to horses owned by Lincoln house. n e w YORK, July 30 (U.PJ-Mayor • “ Fools Rush In” Precautions Needed county people and all In all It will P. H. LaGuardia "strongly” had "With the foreign situation being be a genuine county fair for every­ nHMV recommended today the federal gov- • “Imagination” what it is, we have to taite every body. em m ent assume and solve tho prob­ precaution to guard agalijst come lem of the nation's migratory work­ • “I’m Nobody’s Baby" / what may," May said. "We have to ers. take the word of the commander-ln- iFfBmiffi) Th e first witness to testify before • “Playmates” chlef. Undoubtedly the ■ inclusion of Pari o f a harvesting crew totalling 80 persons, these pickers were engaged iodar In gathering 'the 1940 HAILEY. July 30 (Special)—Word a congressional committee Investi­ • “The Woodpecker Song” the PhilippincB in his request is cherry crop at the Ralph Taylor ranch soutn of Kimberly. Importance of cherries ts a revenue crop Is shown has been receiv'd that the highway gating "Interstate migrations of des­ based on the critical far eastern by the foot that nearly a ton Ic being shipped each evening from the Taylor orohard to a Utah cannery. district office at Carey will be aban-, titute citizens," the New York mayor • “God Bless America” situation." (Times Photo and Engraving) doned this week, and all operations said he expected there would be If approved by congress, the cost transferred to the plant* at Sho­ some pressure exerted to have the • “Sierra Sue” o f mobilizing the guard and re­ shone. states cope with the problem of the f t serves probably would come out of thousands of farm wdrkers who 0 “Devil May Care” WASHINGTON. July 30 (U.R) — Don TuUoch, Noel Richardson and ” $200,000,000 voted recently to Mr. Ketchum Legion Ariel Parnfiworth will rem ain until move wth the .seasons from one Harvest Work Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg,.. R „ Roosevelt to u.se as he sees fit in oiling is completed on the new high­ crop to another. bolstering the national defense. May CH MlclT.rhad charged today the ad­ Selects Turnej* way built through Carey. "T h a t would be m ost unsatisfac­ said a deficiency appropriation ministration has discouraged volun­ KETCHUM, July 30 (Special) - L. S. Robinson, engineer stationed tory." the mayor told the commit­ could bo sought to pay the rest. In Full Swing tary enlistment system for the SGDEN at Carey for several years, will re­ tee. "It would Involve so much ad­ Last Saturday night David Ketchum armed forces "■whether subconscious­ sume private work. ministration and overhead costa and post. No. 115, American Legion, held ly or otherwise.” in order to build up a great deal of complicated and ELECTRIC CO. For Cherries the regular annual election, and tho sentiment for conscription. MOSCOW. July 30 (U.R)—Mayor needless machinery." following were chosen: Post com­ Asserting he had received a Life, say the jokesters, Is Just a Henry Hansen today had threatened Canadians Fight DilRiyGEIS mander, Fred Turner; adjutant, Ole “tremendous volumn" of letters — bowl of cherries. to have George N. (Tex) Sheffield Reeve; lervlce officer, Mendn totaling at lea.st 10.000 over the arrested If he appears on the streeUs At the moment, however, life is Chase; vlce-commar>der, Emery High Wheat Tax of Mflscow wearing his chief of po­ week-end—Vandenberg told report­ Lane. 300.000 pounds of cherries for Ralph lice uniform and badge. ers that “ 00 to 1" ol the writers op­ OTTAWA^ Ont.. July 30 W.R) — PROSTATE TROUBLE WOOIH POSTTaylor, Kimberly and Blue lakes Saturday, Hansen announced he Two members of the executive posed conscription. Parllameilt members from the west* committee were to be named at the Many, he said, asserted tlie army em wheat lands were deluged with The very best treatment Is now available for you . . . HEAT, HAILEY. July 30 (Special) — fruit grower, and his crew of approx- had "fired" Sheffield for "conduct INFRA-RED RAYS, DILATION, VIBRA'nON AND MASSAGE, unbecoming an officer.” He didn't next regular meeting. There are 31 could build up an adequate force if telegrams today protesting the gov- Charles I. Daugherty, for two years imalely 80 pickers. Heat has always been considered one of the most effective say what the conduct had been. active members of the local post, it would encourage lecruitlng. emment’s proposal for a w heat pro­ on the Ketchum district, and more methods of relieving congestion, reducing inflammation and Harvest Is underway in full sw ing Sh^^fleld then sorved warning on which is obove the quota. “ I have the Idea from the course cessing tax of 15 cents a bushel and recently stationed at St. Anthony, getting rid of pain. Massage, too. Is an Important method of at the Taylor cherry orchards fiv e Hansen that when he concludes a of the hearings so far.” Vandenberg demimding Instead a pooling of grain will be the new supervisor of the treating congested areas. But never before have these two miles south of Kimberly. That fru it 10-day vacation this com ing Sundtvv said, “ that there has been no effort freight rates. Ba.wtooth national forest, succeeding methods been so ■ effectively combined In one Instrument as I Prank S, Moore. The change is ef­ is still an important crop In some he will return to his Job os chief to emphasize voluntary enlistments Farmers from sections far removed T FILER r use for PROSTATE TROUBLE. To you who have symptoms of fective immediately. c ' Magic Valley areas is demonstrated of police. "Tlie mayor can't fire and there has been an effort, whe­ from the head of the Q reat Lakes this dreaded condition, come In and have it taken care o f now— - Moore goes to Boise, where he by the fact that 40 tons of the T a y ­ men." he said “It will take the coun­ ther subconsclou.sly or otherwise, to want an equalization of grain freight and to those w h o puller with it now there Is relief and comfort succeeds Guy B. Means as super­ lor crop will be procp.ssed in T w in cil to do that.” Burton Ram sey,. Solomon, Kan., discourage voluntary enlistments." rates all over the west so the net re­ for all of you. visor of the Boise national forest. Palis and the remainder at a U tah Hansen countered with the asser­ is vi.*?ltinB Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ram­ turn -to the wheat grower in the The change Is a promotion after cannery. tion that If Sheffield does come sey. He arrived Thursday and ex- Peace river district will equal that Dr. D. R. Johnson—Chiropractor Moore's residence here for five Some 1.500 to 1.700 pounds of th e baclc to wprlc wearing his uniform pccu to he here two weeks, Two Men Confess of the eastern Manitoba grower. years. He was for 19 years super­ cherries are now Rolng out ea ch and badge, “ HI have him arrested Harry L Epperson. Mr. and Mrs. O ffice 634 3rd Ave. East Phone 344 visor of the Payette forest, and sev­ night to the Utah e.stablishment. for Impersonating an officer.” Emil Kehl. Watertown. W ls. arrived • Lava streams seldom move down en years as chief of, the Caribou The 300.000-pound crop will com e The mayor maintained the city Sfiturdny for a vLslt at the home Beating Women a mountain side faster than two JEROME. July 30 (Special) — On forest. He was active in public a f­ from two .orchnrdfi. one consisting council confirmed nil appointments, of Mrs. Rupert Williamson. Mrs. miles an hour. charges that he struck Mrs. Neal fairs in Hailey during his residence of 30 acres and the other of 12. M r. but insisted he had a right to "fire” H. L Epperson, who has been with E. McIntyre. Jerome resident, with here, and while many friends re­ Taylor hos his pickers working dally the chief. her daughter during the past montli, his clenched fists, and al.so that he gret his departure they are pleased from 6 a. m. to 3 p. m.. with each The flr.st regular meeting of the will return with them. Wcked her about the body. Charlie at his promotion no less than they averaging 300 to 400 pounds a day. council will be held Aug. 5, the day Word hfts been received of the Locke. Jerome, appeared before PrO' Falk's Boll* Store '^Falk'i Bdiie Stor* are at the return of Daugherty, who Most of the workers are from K im ­ after Sheffield expects to resume blrtli of n son, Gary Lee. July 24. bate Judge Heber N. Folkman and Is likewise well known In the dis­ berly and Twin Falls, with only a his duties as chief of police of this to Mr. and Mrs. Lester G. Sorenson, admitted guilt. Locke was assessed trict. He was stationed for a time few transients. little university town. former F\ler residents^-"' a fine of SIO and court costs of $6.20. In the Clayton district bf the Chai­ Full harvest of the 42 acre.s w ill Mr, and Mrs. Lew Scholten. Beloit, A 30-day jail sentence was also met­ ns forest. require about a month with th e Kan . arrived Friday to attend the ed out to Locke, and was suspended Notice of the transfer was re­ present crew. * KETCHUM funrrnl of their aunt. Mrs. Edna FALK’S GREATEST FUR SALE! provided that he refrain from any ceived during the past lew days Cherry harvesting is also under­ Schollen. They accompanied Mr.s. • further demonstrations contrary to Irom the Ogden office. way in other areas of Magic V a l­ John Lngan to her home In Nampa Arro.sLs for violation of . traffic law. ley and several large orchards are Saturday for a few days’ visit. regulations In Blaine county during Mike Zakel. Jerome re.sldent. also among the busiest spots In the area the past week were James Moore, Mr.s, Gertrude Johnson. Little Rock. Arlt., Mrs. Nan Walters and appeared last week before Probate at present. Stanley, speeding; B. L. Pinlayson, RUPERT Mrs. Ployd W ilder and Infant son. Judge Heber N. Folkman to plead Ogden, siHjedlng; Jerry Wright, Notus. are visiting Cole and Mrs. guilty to charges of bs.'^ault on the Hailey, reckless driving; Thurman E. O, WftUer. person of Catherine Schmidt, The M r. and Mrs. Je.sse Kimsley, who Bradley. Burley, speeding; H. Lit­ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph BOtler and complaint was made out by Irene eam e to Rupert for the wedding tlefield. Rui>ert, no driver’s license; ParadLs, Jerome. Zakel admitted o f M r and Mrs. George Sylvester BOIU daughter. Louise. Erie, Kan., ar­ Gladys Morgan, Hailey, reckless rived Saturday to visit Mr. and that he comrhitted" the offense and Perry, left for their home In Ogden. drlvlnR; M. Mills, Hailey, speeding. M rs. Roy Hamilton and Mr. and he was given a 30-day Jail Rentenre Utah, Thursday. Supt. Henry Olander. o f the Croe- Mrs. E. C, Tlcknor. which wofl suspended on his promise Mrs. Monte Hunter left Saturday siis mine states that work will im­ Earl Rnmsey, Insurance adjuster of good behavior. for RIchvllle, Mo., to visit her par­ .yoRwns mediately resume at the property, of crops, was called to Orangeville ent*, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Connell, SAN FRANCISCO, July 30 (U.PJ — pumping being necessary, and water form er Rupert residents. as a result o f a severe hail storm Special Prices Oov. 0. A. Bottolfsen of Woho, having been removed to the 300 foot there. He returned Sunday. M r. and Mrs. D. E. Mendenhall speaking at a Norway day celebra­ level. Shipping of ore has been i r S COOL UP THERE «.nd sons, Vinton and Byron, La- tion at the Golden Gate interna­ under way from two or three claims The fainoua Lucln Cut-olf, carry­ Relas In air conditioned comfort Monte, Okla., and Mrs. Blanche tional exposition Sunday, called in the Rock creek area during the ing. the tracks of the Southern Pa­ nltb a cold lOo glasi of Bud- Bayman and son, Billy. Pitua, O.. upon Norweglan-Amerleans to furn­ past week, the product being truck­ cific rallroftd acrosfl Great Sait lake welser. Dancing every night with . left lost week for their homes after ish the leadership for democracy. ed to Ketchum and loaded for Balt In Utah. Is the . longest railroad Max Spohr fui your congenial a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Although he did refer dircctly t o Lake. bridge structure In the United host at— p . Mendenhall. Norway’s subjugation by Germany, Alpha Tau cliapter o f the Del­ State.s. It Is of plle-trestle con.'itruc- W e feature Gordon Furs for we know Rev. Eugene Stump, pastor of the the governor said tho spirit of the phian .society met last week and H A W A IIA N PARADI.SB tion. and Is 10 miles in length. Christian church, returned Sunday Vlktaga “Is a spirit that can never alms and . methods of orientation from Easley's hot springs where htf be permanently subdued, come what for modem times were presented. they are dependable. The skins are served on the faculty of the youth will, ot home or abroad, from with­ Mrs. Charles Venable was leader, summer conference of Idaho Chris­ in or without." and Mrs. Ed Seagle took her post aa exactly what they are represented to tian churches last week at Baptist "It Is our ta6k at tills time t o chalrmai\ of the seminar board, assembly grounds. Others who at­ strengtlien the hands ot govern­ having returned from her vacation. be and honestly put together by ex­ tended were Mrs. M. D. Grace, camp ment,'.’ said Bottolfsen, "to give Ml.ss Ella Grimm, Twin Falls, wa« adviser; BUI Carpenter, president courage to those who stand four­ a visitor, presented by Mrs. Jereb. AFRAID TO EAT perienced furriers—-your insurance of o f the local OhrlsUan Endeavor so­ square for the prhielples thst have Alpha Tau chapter members of ciety; Janice Marie Qualls, Nlda M. Wade thls nation great.” Hailey are expected to be present unquestionable quality. Nutting, Mildred Josephine Paul, at the nr.xt local meeting here Aug. Verlyn Britt, Josephine Penton, 7. H elen Lucille Long. Elaine Schuep- I GOODING I The annual Blalno county picijlc, COUU) NOT SLEEP bach. Mary Elizabeth Smith, M ar­ which has become a regular func­ garet Hunter and Jack Jensen. • ------—• tion. will bo held Labor day, at Mr. Robinson, representative from tho Juanita Poindexter returned earlier Bellevue, as usual. Twentieth Century club met. Gordon Showroomi, will be h « r « dur­ because of illness. Thurtday with Mrs. Ross Graves. J. E. Converse arrived during the Eighteen'■•members of troop HI, Progrom was under direction of Mrs. week-end, on his regular semi-annual ing thli lale and will ba glad to iielp Boy Scouts of Amerlci), returned trip over tlie territory, and will NERVOUS, HAD PAIN Harry Edholm. Contest prlica were Friday from Germania' basin, be- spend a day or two on Warm won by Mrs. J. W. Btelnly and Mrs. you with your fu r problems! . yond Galena summit. Tills troop Is Claude Graves. Mrs. Myron Tewsley, Sprln(j.‘L creek flslilng. sponsored by Rotary club, which rapoYjlle, 111., was a guest. Wfsley Bmnker, who has been “AH My P ains Arc Gone. provided transportation. Those Mra. V. W . Carson was hostess to spendlngKva week, oc^mote here and 1 Feel Like My Real m aking tlie trip were W. D. Boyd- Golden Hour club Thursdoy, with a t Crony Cove comp on Warm aton.-Scoutmaster, Jasper Nutting Mrs. Glenn Parsons assistant host­ Springs cri’t'k, left for Soda Springs, Self Again,” States This and Eugene Borg, assistant Scout- ess. Mrs. Carson, vlce-pri!sldcnt, pre­ where ho will undergo treatment. Well-Known Twin Falls mastcra, and ficouts. Free Transportation sided. It was decided to hold a plc- Man. Under supervision of the master, plc on tlie next regular meeting date. Transportation rsfunded equivalent to Qharlcs D. Donaldson, Empire A comniltteo, Mrs. Herbert Clark and bus faro— not to exceed 5 % of price of Orange mot Friday nt Empire school Mrs. Manuel Hoodenpyle, was named How call you go on Buttering when house. fur coat purchased during this sa le !' to furnish drink, Mrs. D. W, Alex­ T«in Fall$ A In thlj vory elty of Tw in rtlU well- M r, and Mrs. Hugh Hiitchlns and ander, program chairman, dlrcct«d known local residents art publicly daughters, RuUi, Barbara and Col- on eilibroldery contest, with award praising Iloyt’i Compound th( new ocne. and two sons, Los Angeles, won by Mrs, Shcnnan Stump, FRI.AUG. T and modem modlclna made from allfiyWho have bcen'BUcsls of Mrs, Mri. Minnie Wllllama and twQ a f t e r n o o n ' o n l y nature's roott and hurbi. Day after utchlns' brothers. Georgo Perry granddaughters, Potsy and Nancy day tilt sila o f thU celebrated medl- Furs purchaaed mw will be stored jfee until Nov, Ut g(uid Jesse Perry, and her niece. Mrs, Williams. Pasadena. Calif,, spent last clna i r [iMhlnit ft new high and G erald Bchnolder, left for Canada ami BROS. we^k at tho home of Mrs. Wlllloms' druggliti itnnd a m u s d at tlit tre­ w hcr* they , will tour the western •Ister, Mrs. Wnyne'rlack, mendous lali anti «ay they never part before returning home,' Gooding Orange held a plmlo for law anytliing like It. Ont olf Mit CHARLES J. RVSII Rev, 0. H. RatschkowskSr, Mrs. mcnilms' lanillles July ai at city latest to indorse it U Charles J, July 29—Au^st 7 notschkowsky and clilldrenl Alice, park. Some swam, others stayed In nush. 303 Hyland Ave., Twin Falln. ''Silica taking Hoyt's Oonlpound, I Artriide and Donald, Malta, were the park to play croquet. About 110 who atatei: "For yenra, I had suf. tin ft changed man. I feci Ilka ipy guests 1 n Rupert where Rev, were present. (ored from nervousneM, Indlgetllou. nal lelf again and t»tt«r than I ' 10 DAYS ' ( RntschkowBky preached at the ft -down eondltlon and could not liavi In yaari. Anything I lat agrcea Christian churcli In th* absence of deep. I got up niglita, atralil with ma. My atomach no longer tho pastor. Rev, Eugene Btump, who Convenient payment plan arrfinged * July Bpcolal to eat. 1 would bloat, had bdolilng botlien me. All my pains are gone. was III youth summer conteiouco I 137.50 Dicyolt ! All NCW zoo tpells. my lliroat ftnd atomncli had I hava not hart » iiorvoui ipell sinca at Baptist as.mmbly grounds, Ka*- ft burning (ccllng. I w a i m> nirvoiii taking Iloyt’i Oomjiound. 1 rtieom- Kediictd to lOOAtlTI 4 0 (> M D Iim ley’s hot S|)rlng«, I wotild Jump « t «n y nols*. Pain In mand It to anyone,'* O ' >UrHAHT* my lilps and Jega kept m« awake. Huftcreni; Coma today to (tie Ma- BOISE lO IS I In early days, lieitls of buttalo 927.95 -cowiis THi cRinn" I had tiled no many illffeicnt liiedl- Jestlo Pharmacy and lenni more •nnieUinea held up tialns erunsing Reserved and Admliilon Xlcket» on elnea wlllioilt getting any lietler; I about Uila m odem madloliie. Iloytls 8Mi Ilf Msln Ml* plnlnii for a« long na U ir«t'• hOMri GIOYSTEIN’S lale Show Day had almoal ilren tip h oixi o( get' Compound li.alao sold by ill dnig- nt n Mm«, l i t Main 8. Opp, Nertltei'* Ung well. tWa In Uili entlrft leotlon, FALKS ' rhavniiW'7 — ...... mmli w ■ Pagfe Four IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALlyS, IDAHO : Tuesdayi July 30, iP'Jft

• SERI AL CTORY BRUCE CATTON FLYING CO-ED BY MARY.klNNAVty MOORS € POT eemioHT. iM a' IN WASHINGTON NU invics. mo. TELEPHONE 38 By BnUCE CATTON sh'ouU becom e necessary sofm t” YSSTEBDATl Am nt r C (iU » eyes slowly and reeognlzed the was clouded when they reached Evenin* Times Washimton siilp.# moderate-sized expedltlonaff oasclc u d ■•ned. lounge o f ihe administration the airport, and even the prospect force otf to some new world spot or na teHi wb» ioTkf ObIw m m Auocniioa roll m A rMtoi. u i n » Sh o ts tn ■ dnrlc l ^ e r . She manaKcs 1o Conespoiident building. They must have carried free henalf, mepa o f her solo fijght, pnd the joy ot WASHINGTON, July 30 - Al­ other. WITB kusnr. Dick t of Idaho. of what was she trying to think? der, and the joy o f realizing spot hi this hemisphere. checked in the morning,” Dick Texas, chplrman of (he house com­ Ths maritime Commission, inci­ The fire exlhigulshersl A per­ reassured her, “T o w got to his that she had made a very good mittee on agrlcultiu’e. (^a t io W l hephesentativm take-off added to Ajme’s exhilara­ dentally, is provhig Its value from a WEST-HOLLIDAY CO, INC. fect weapon. Thero were small car and made a quick getaway, Farmers .who oppose Walpee’s the two liners, It has re-, Uilli Tontr. 220 Ouih SUMt. Saa Fraoclsea C«Ilf. tion as she slowly put the ship production - control ideas trould haratextinguishers in all hangars, but the police arc on his trail. cently turned over J o the navy, into level flight. There was com­ warm up to Jones, since he has been if only by some miracle there was Tho other has been taken to jai^." tiiree new high-speed twin- Identified with tho more popular do­ one near her and she could find it “How did you happen to come plete satisfaction in the feeling screw' tankers, and a brand- that she was part of the ship, that mestic allotment-cost of production Coronation iu a Washroom f i r e a n d b e i m s t o n e in the. dartoess. out here? What were they going new 11,700-ton cargo ifesSel, the Sea they alone were in flight After plon. And since he Is a Cfamer Arrow, Present- guess is this latter It scenu to Fot Shots that thoM Cautiously she reached along to do?” Georgette asked. 10 minutes of entirely satlsfyhig Democrat, putting hhn in the cab­ vessel's sister ship, tiie Sea Star, will Haile Selassie is one of the most pathetic figures of baitboll gents st Wichita, Kan., the WaU,' moving forward as she Anne told them of the call from climbs and banks, with only one inet would assuage a lot of wounded go under the navy'flag before long. wllli the ‘'perlscojc microphone" did so, and In a moment her hand Clarice, her own drive to the air­ “bonehead tick” —pushing for­ feelings in the southwest The navy 1s also dickering for two today's world. arc on the wrong track. touched the sought-for metal con­ port, her discovery o f Tony and w ard too heavily on the stick and other • maritime commission ships He is pathetic not because of the loss of his Empire tainer. With quick, silent move­ his accomplice, and of their knock­ VAGUE PROMISE The microphone, as you know U ing her out and concealing her in sending' the nose suddenly and now In operation: in case o f need it you rpad page one o l the July 26 ments she look it down and crept GAINED SEVEN VOTES of Ethiopia. But there is about this caged Conquering a supply closet steeply down—she cUcled the field hos practically tlie enth-e mari­ LvcLlmes, springs up from a hid­ toward the three men. Sen. Josh Lee of Oklahoma really “I don’t know how long 1 was fo r her landing. time commission merchant fleet Lion of Judah something infinitely appealing. Per- den receptacle at home plate. The As sho drew near, she could started the Jones boom. At the co n ­ Rain clouds from a morning to draw on. Idea 1!> to let the orowd listen In make out the man holding the gun in there,” she explained, "but I vention he discovered tho Okkhoma ' haps it is in^ the way in which his poor brummagem shower were stUl in the eastern on what pUycrs and umpires ore directly at Dick, and she could had Just got out when I heard you delegation wouldn’t go for Wallace: empire w as tossed about on a sea o f world events which snylnt In a hot dispute. sec Tony beside the ship. She whIstUng, Captain Douglas, as you sky, but the sun Vns shining, and in a caucus, the secretary got only moved more cautiously than ever, came to the hangar door. You the earth was vividly green and four votes. So Lee hunted up Harry To our way of thinking, this Is • he could scarcely comprehend, much less control. know the rest." fresh. She thought of this as she Hopkins and suggested that Wal­ concentrating on the mole hill in­ around the side of the piano until n Five years ago his Ethiopia, for all its proud tra­ • • • tupied into the whid with the ship lace, If nominated, be reploced by stead of the mount«ln. Those now - she wos within a few feet of the men. She lifted the Are extin­ TT was a month later thot Anne slow ly losing altitude, and ahnost Jones. dition, was a mangy little hill kingdom of the equator, you-sco-thom-now-you-don't mi­ before sho bad tlma to worry Hopkins replied that he naturally crophones should be placed at guisher, and with a prayer that was scheduled for her first solo ' dirty, unkempt, and flyspecked. Atop all this sat Se­ about a perfect three-point land­ had no authority to promise any­ striileile spots In grandstand and she’d not miss her mark, turned flight. She had worked at the m m ing, her ship was gliding across thing o tth e kind, but would promise FA lilrarhcrs to bhtro out what the ttie full force of the chem ical at ground courses harder than she lassie’s court, glittering with misbegotten magnifi­ to lay the request before the bo.ss GOODING, July 30 (Special)—At fans think o f the umps. Jumps Daley. ever had at any other studies. the rain-drenched field. back in Washington, Lee returned to meeting of Goodhig Grange Friday cence like a dime-store bracelet on a dung-hill. He gave a choked, gasping cry, Durkig her flight instructions, she Unknowingly, she brought It to Such procedure, we feel certain, his delegation and made his report: evening in O dd Fellows h all final nnd the gun dropped noisily onto had been attentive and responsive. a halt in a shallow puddle of would mark the first time that (Ire and merely op the strength of that plans were m ade for the Grange the floor, as he coUapscd. Dick water. She cut tho switch and, and brimstone have ever been Dick Dpuglas admitted to him­ “ iffy” promise, the Wallace vote in booth at tho county fair and all broadcast almost automatically had the gun looking from tho coclcpit, saw Yet with all this, H aile Selassie amonp; his igi;orant self that she had ability and good tho Oklahoma delegation Jumped committees were named by Master « • • oil the floor and in his own hand, tribesmen was not unenlightened. He evidently sought flying technique. She wos utterly Georgette happily waving to her, from four to 11, William Bryan. and Anne’s voice frightened at ease in the ship, and she was and Dick, a satisfied expression on PUBLINb IS LATEST MUST T o Lee, and to others, that indi­ Committees are booth designers, to improve his country, and he joined the League of askixl; lieht on the controls. If at times Ills face, striding toward the plane. cates the kind of gains the New IN SOCIAL WHIRL! Mrs. Clair Bryan, Mrs. Roy Mink, ; Nations, listening to the promise of the world’s great "Dick! Are you all right?" she had been over-confident, the Her glorious 'sense of success Deal could make by the change. Mrs. 0. W. Ferguson and M rs. Roy Dear Pot Shots: Tony iaw his own danger, fled ensuing errors o f judgment had w as dimmed as sho thought of his Current betting, however, is that Jackman; booth builders, 0. M . Ab­ ' powers that even so bizarre a land should be allowed Here's one that reflects the spirit from the hangar, taking advantage taught her caution. Yes, she was lack of Interest In her os a per­ W allace will keep his Job, but will ercrombie, E. L. Hpodenpyle and “ to work out its own destiny in its own bizarre way. oi Llic Limes, for you, of Dick’s distraction as he turned roundhig into flrst-class shape as son. But she quickly unsnapped go on leave ot absence, or Inactive Prank Grove; threshed grain,’ Louis A lormer resident., now here from to Anne. a pilot H er Increasing interest the safety belt and stepped from duty status, for the duration of the Boatman, Joe Kyser and O tto Car­ - Came the Italian legions, and Haile Selassie had to nnotlier state, was meeting a friend She was conscious again of that and enthusiasm was keeping his the ship, determined to be coolly campaign. In that case, dlrecllon of rico; sugar beets, Melvin B eck; po­ '■ look on helplessly while the “great” powers showed lor the first time. terrible throbbing in her head. own interest at a peak. pleased as he greeted her. Chin the department would fall to the tatoes and onions, Sam Simis and . their collective impotence of protect him against the limead of greeUnB lior with "How She was half aware of men com- Georgette' brought Anne to the up, eyes danchig, Anno Jumped hnnds of Under - Secretary Claude Clarence Pauls. arc you!" she rushed at her with tne into the hangar, and of Dick’s field on the day o f her solo flight out, slipped and fell into the pud­ WIckard. formerly a regional direc­ Sheaf grains. Gabo Boyei's. C. I. ' rapacity of one to w^hom even his poor loot was too "Can you purl?" arms catching her as she fell. “ I couldn’t possibly miss coming dle of muddy water. ’The stun­ tor for trIple-A, and a one-time In ­ Brown and C. E. BIssell; floweri, diana fanner. Seems tile vb^itor hod spied the » t » out with you,” she told Anne. ning flying suit was soaked, licr Mrs. Ed Nelson, Mrs. Mable Bliss tempting. loculll,c's knitthig bag. T)UT it was Georgotte’s voice “ And I believe that I'm happier hands were filthy, nnd her face aiid Mrs, H. O. Byram; miscellan­ Tills was her confession: "Every­ NAVY PREPAniNG So of course Haile Selassie’s primitive tribesmen which she first heard in her over this than you are yourself.” w as splattered. Dick ran to her, eous garden crops, Mrs. F. O. Lbid- body was knitting out on the coast, TRANSPORT SHIPS returning consciousness. “You know I’m pleased," Anne grasping her wrists nnd helping ley, Mrs. Fi'ank Varin, Mi's, John died under the bombs and fled before the tanks, and and I got' roped into it, too. The Without saying much about It. the “What could have happened?" reproved her, “and I only hope her to her feet "Good flight!. Are Miller and Mrs. Harold Steele; trull, last party I went to ended up witli navy is bulldbig up Its strength in . the emperor himself fled to a quiet retreat in suburban Georgette was asking. "\Vhy was that I'll be able to show Dick— you hurt?" Mrs. Qabe Beyers, Mrs. R B . Pauls, everybody dropphig bridge lor knit­ auxiliary vessels: and some of its Mrs, B. F. Giauner and Hank Ma- she out here? She w as at the Captahi Douglas— that I have "No hideed!” She was trying to England. There he waited with dignity unmatched ting, 1 had to follow suil, and aU recent acquisitions hint that the sonholder; hotiey, R, I. Robinson, house studying when I left.” learned. I guess he’s still none too be haughty, and pushing hhn the time I was knitting away, I navy proposes to be all set if it After much discussion a motion by the rulers of many greater peoples.. “1 don’t know what it’s all happy over having me as a stu­ aw ay. know I'd have to unravel it, because pas,sed to appoint a committee to about"—that was Dick’s voice— dent; at ony rate he certainly is A look of relief came over his I wasn't followhig dhreotions. But I'll contact those in authority conceni- “but she evidently tried to stop oblivious to me, except when he’s fa ce, and before she could protest, be darned if I was going to tell any hig the bridge across Big W ood river those higs from tampering with instructing.” his grasp on her wrists tightened Delegate Tells of Now the collective impotence of the “ great powers” ol THEM I couldn’t purl" and tho railroad crossings o n north the ship. She stopped tho whole Anne couldn’t admit, even to and she was pulled into his arms. —Saydit geilt Main street In regard to the safety has involved them all, and as a detail in a greater herselt, -that she loved Dick Doug­ “ Y ou are wonderful," was ail Rotary Convention business with a Are exttoguishcrl” of both, and the matter of the ropgh ; struggle, Haile Selassie is dusted off and given back­ The throbbing in Anne’s head las and was piqued by his too evi­ h e said. GOODING. July 30 (Special)— GOSH. STINKY. YOU’VE GOT Rotarlan Joe Fuld, Hailey, wlio was tracks. The committee, Harold ing for an attempt to regain his lost glories. He came was lessening. She opened her dent indiHerence. Her lovely face THE END Steele, R. I. Robhison and Joel LOTS OF FBIENDHI delegate from his club and & proxy to. Alexandria as the quiet, lustrous-eyed little man for Gooding and Shoshone clubs to Brummctt Is to report to th e nest Mlator Potao: Rolfiry Intenifltlonal held recently meeting. whose civilian dress could not conceal his innate dig­ Oouoerninff tho squlba' In your la'H avana. Cuba, gave a report nt On Aug. 9 fh-st and second degros nity. :: ' r column abbut "Stinky" McFarland P HIGHLIGHTS FROM tho meeting Friday noon. His talk teams will put on initiation, with and a wile va. camera. I was glad to •TAKE ITEASYo HISTORY wn.s of his expDrlences on tho trip captains Mrs. Percy Varhi a n d Wil­ ^ e entered the men's^washroom of the former Ital­ ace “Stinky” declare hlmsolf In U T E S T BOOKS as well ofi convention business. liam Bryan In charge of th e firit favor of that advice the fortune A letter of thanks was read from and second teams respecMvely, Dy DR. JOSEPHINE L. ian Yacht club, and was seen to emerge clad once more teller gave him recently. Of Twin Falls Glenn Barker, jr., who was a t­ Program for the meeting wai to EATHBONE i2> in the resplendent uniform of an Ethiopian generalis- You 600 "Stinky" was quite upset TW O-OUN OUTLAWS tending boys’ state In Boise under charge of Ceres, Mrs. Frank Varta. When the gQl fioni down Utah way The most common amioyancc re­ City County GALLOP FROM PAST sponsorship of Rotary club. VLsltora Mrs. R. I. Robinson told the legend • simo, once more King of Kings, Elect of God and Light and a local pliotOKrapher's dnugh sulting from the hypertensive stage & IN RAINE HISTOHY were Rotarlans John Hayes and of Ceres and brief extemporaneoui of the World. ter both faded out of hlA hoiizon of fatigue is insomnia. Inability to As Gleaned from Files of Ralph Carpenter, Twin Palls, and talks were given on growing of In less tlian a month's time. One sleep must be considered tlie cardi­ Tho Times You can depend on William Mac­ Stanley Baer, Shoshone. seed by Sam Simis, seed selection ' It is ridiculous, it is pathetic. But is it any more night "Stinky" up and had his for­ nal sign of too much fatiguing ac­ Leod Ralne for some superb eo' nnd planting by E. L. Hoodenpyli, ridiculous and pathetic than the struttings and pos­ tune told. tivity. If an Individual cannot sleep tertahinient In bLs newest book, seed testing by Harold Steele. u.sei As customary ‘•SLliiky’’ wa.s asked when he wants to, it usually becausc 15 YEARS AGO non-fiction, "Cluns of the Fron, FISH nnd by products of grains In th« turings that have put Europe where it is today? One homo by I^Irs. William B ry a a A to. turn four curds, and Uircc out of ho Is too tense. tier " IHou(hton Mifflin: $3). Here ALAMOSA, Colo., July 30 (U.R) — especially wiien overwork has JULY 30. 1925 can find it in his heart to weep for the little Negus, the four were queens. The gypsy U a series of true stories of the Pi?hermen had a field day along the poem on grain was read by C. M. made muscles tense and tlie brain Burton E. Morse received ft tele­ Abercrombie and guitar and vocal told him that he wa.slflscli»Ufid by old west, stories of Virginia Cit^ Rio Orande yesterday, substituting but never to laugh at him. active, it will take appreciable time gram tills afternoon from the EIll- numbers wore given by Bonnie Lou beautiful women but llie qual­ and Abilene and El Paso^^& "tlie baskets, boxes and wash tubs for before the "whiiols will run down." son-Whlte Chautauqua association Kyser and Martie Radermacher, wlio ity—falthfulne.s.s; so she advised Montana Vigilantes, and of Bat poles, flies ond other tackle. OvoracUvlty durUig the day, os a hi Portland, stating that BUly Sun­ sang "Playmates" and "The Wood- "Stinky" to give up the idea of mar­ Mosterson, Wild Bill Ulokok. the Hundreds ot Alamosa county resi­ result of overaddlctlon to Bu.slness, day, the famous evangelist and lec­ picker Song." riage for awhile. U looks like he has Daltons and many others who dents. gathered more thon 6,000 The War Within social and intellectual pursuits of­ turer, would appear here on the for the time being. shot fhst and oritued afterword. mountain trout—weighing as much ten persists at night hi the form of evening ot Aug. a on the Twin Falls It is much like Ralne’ii earlier — Daffy Doodles as seven pounds—tliat were killed, More than a million tons o i Eng­ Within every man and woman in these days there restless and broken .sleep. Chautauqua circuit. eicu n lon in this field, but per­ state deputy game warden Clarence land's annual potato erop 1« used It is a curious fact that Uie more rages a war as relentless as that which sweeps over haps better. Take the fallowing ■Goad said, by a bolt of lightning. tor "chips." tired,one Is the border It is to gel Miss Ruth Van Ausdeln gave a hits at random: Europe. Spelling—And a to sleep, end that emotional atoies party at her home last evening for Pete was tough, and a man who We are all at war with ourselves. o f excitement, anxiety nnd worry Irene Hurst. Bernice Haynes, Robyn got ahead of him had to be good. Plea-for Ethics' may postpone the onset of sleep. Finch. Dahrl Bockwltz, Ruth Por-- On one "occasion he followed three Conflicting passions and emotions, conflicting sym­ It is not the rhythmic type ot ex­ ter, Knthleen Bu.sh, Josephine liorse thieves across the border, shot pathies and antipathies rush through all of us, taking By Our Public ercise that. Induces Insomnia, but Bush, Regina Jenkins, Beth Plle'r, two of them, and captured the third. Pot Shots i.s bcBlnning to thlAk the marked degrees of tension ac­ Martha Johnson, Beulah Seick and On the way back to the ranch K itch­ BORIZONTAI. Answer Prevl6Ui Puiile 14 Contemplates, their toll of stram and stress. that some ol his constituents at last companying mental work and wor­ Edith Taylor. en got sleepy (so he afterward told (0 Most people try to be, decent. They are taught to appreciate his great erudition. ry. For these reasons, overtense the story) and took a nap at the 1 Father of th« 16 Canonical Or maybe It's Just that these mental workers always complain of Miss Albertlne Bcnolt accompa­ (oot ot a tree. Before doing so he U, S. A,, hour. nied Mr, and Mrs. H. J. Benoit choose the better rather than the worse cause, to kek constituents arc lai Too lazy to Insomnia, tied a rope around the neck of his G eorge— » 10 Finished. Too much emphasis c.Trinot be home from Portland. prisoner, whose hands w ere bound good rather than evil. They ti-y to do it. look into a dictionary, or ibl Haven't 10 Party-colorcd. 20 Soap bars. got a dictionary. placed on the fact that many Intel­ behind iilm, mounted h im . On 11 To mature. , But in a world in which values are shifting, many W hat we're Betting at Is tliat lectual workers try to exl.st on ra­ 27 YEARS AGO horse, and flung the rope over the 21 To domestl* five of our public have telcplioued tions Of sleep which are far below limb of the cottonwood under which ISGrit. cato. o f the old moral price-tags look out of date and un­ JIILV 30. 1013 us withliH tiio la.st week to ask how the necessary minimum. Becau.se the horse stood. Tlic other end ot 14 Greeting, 22tlrabs. Sheriff L. M. Zug and wife and fitting. The problem of every man is: How, in to­ they should spell certain word.s. m ental work tends to drive one (n a the rope he fastened t o ' the trunk 15 Insistences, G. B. Keefer and wife were In the 23 His home. One said she was tiunscrlblnB her stage of hypcrexcltablllty, the In­ of the tree, “ And do you know,' 17 Deity of sun. day’s hard-boiled world, to be hard enough to suj'vive city Wednesday from ShoShone. Mount — shorthand notes and didn't want tellectual worker ieels alert and is Pete always finished the story, "that 18 Chestnut comli^g over by auto, to visit the and persist, yet soft enough to pi'eserve the love of all the boss to know iior' simIIIiib didn't Inclined to scrimp on sleep when I woke up I found that damned horses. 25 Frowned. Magic City. Mr. Zug is sheriff of extend to the word he dictated, When he live.s on a mlnhnum ot horse had walked away and left the 20 Cavern. those things which alone distinguish man from the Lincoln county, while Mr. Keefer Is 10 Court of Ap. Tliree male constltuenti said they sleep, ho is constantly In a stage of rustier hanging there." brute. one of the prominent mei'Chonti of peal (abbr,). 28 You and I. had bets up and Pot Shots was tho physiologic as well as psycholoclc hy­ The Reverend T. H. McGrath 20 Cunning. • • • pertension, which In its turn will the same place. ^ 30 Taxicabs. final authority agieed on by par­ was chaplain of the legislature 21 Sum. 38 Forward. - 3 To warble. ties of tlie fh-st and second parLs carry tlie body toward eventual (Nevada), and one of tlie soions 31 Data. One of tlic biggest sales ol live­ 24 Pufis up. 39 Senior (abbr.) 4 Ivy-crowned. Every man today is a dual self. He must have one Tlie fifth con.stltucnt, u lady, said breakdown. complained that his prayer was stock to tnko place this season will 20 Arrived. 40 Helps, SIdant. 33 To drlv(?. she Just wanted to sec If \vc could One of the worst features of jncii- too long. If the prayer would for action, for the brutal necessities of the world, yet be held at tho farm of J. W. Havens, 27 Female shCCp. 41 Chewed, 0 Granular. 34 Wrath. spell. tal work la Uiat it may keep an In­ bring proctlcai results, h e would two miles we.st and two and one 29 Murks of 42 To cure hides, 7 Qlnzed clay keep one hidden against the day when it may emerge Wo got by tho busincsi letter gal dividual In a stole of nouro-niuscu- not mind. 36 That which half miles southwest of this city servitude. 43 Bird ot prey. blocks, again. Else civilization dies. on "Intmnslgent." bccnusn we re­ lar hyperexcitablli|,y late In tho eve­ For In.stance, it It would make resembles gold on Tliursday. Aug. M. Mr. Havens SO Collection ol 45 Fruit pastry. e Mtulcal membered once hunting a synonym ning, A sure way to counteract a the rock In his tunnel any softer 38 To drive down will sell 01 head ol mules and hor­ 48 Branch, _ Militarism and war- are abhori-ent, and like all for Irreconcilable while we wore in­ habit of lying awake Is to go to bed or incrcose the needed flow ol tents. composition. ses, Col. H. B Lue the well known 40 Since. dignant about Boinethlng. Personally, before one Is tired, or to bccomo water. Tho parson Ilnished his 31 Dyeing 47 Imbecile. fiTo gain, “^Iclence they negate nian the reasoning, thinking auctioneer, will conduct the sale. we wonder where the gal's boss ever more rested before trying to go to Invocation next morning with apparatus. 48 He tuHcred 12TonuUlfy. 41 To ventUflle, being. Yet we know from what we have seen that dug up that word. sleep. personal appeal to the Almighty. 32 Due. many — or 13 He was a — 42 Three. H. P, Cogswell and family arrived We also skhincd past the three Tliat may sound paradoxical, but "Oh, Lord, we pray Thee to re­ 83 Defense wotkj.. difflcultles in or land meas­ 44Bloth. those who trust in reason alone are betrayed into the III the city the last ot the week from gentlemen with bet.s. They all Just try these few rules for several member Brother Brown. Make 35 Thing,. war times. urer as a 45 Father. their home in Alhance, Neb., and han<^3 of those to whom violence is a god. So a man s»unded perfectly sober but hero’s evenings in lucccsslon: tho rock In his tunnel as soft as 30 Taunt.’ VERTICAL young man. 46 Sound ot will visit for a week at the home of what they were betting on: hemorr­ 1. Refuse to do any work connect- Ills head, and the water In' his 87 Epoch. 2 Mammal. ^ . must be violent if need be, yet retain within himself p. L. Cogswell. The trip was made (Pl.). turprlts. hoidal, charivari and hors de com­ ed with your business after dinner, ditch as abundant as the whisky from Nebraska to this city by auto . the consciousness that violence is not the best way, bat } . Refuse to take part in an ar­ he dally drinks. Amen.” in about six days. and that a better must be found. ' Out the lady .who was Just out for gument after dhincr.. som i fun with our spelling . . , t|iat I. Refuse to participate In beetle • • • ‘ Victim of Drowning lady popped at us out of a clear recreation in the evening. Burley Approved sky (clear telephone, to be exact) 4, Get Into bed very soon after Paid Pinal Tribute Are men torn by these dualisn'is the necessary a peppery demand tiiat wi please dinner, rest your body and read a book unconnected with your work. For Pilot Sciiool JEROME, July 30 (SpoolttD—Im ­ victims of men taught from babyhood to worship spell platypellic, and no italllng, pressive last rites lor T roy Ward please. ’Tliat one. stopped us, ol- When you begin to have difficulty BURLEY, July 30 (Spcclal)-Olvll force? In .plainer words, can a man fight in full letting the moaning of the sen­ Roberts, 21, son ot Mr, and Mrs, tliough.wo cotilil have hazarded k aeronautics authority this week of­ A. R.' Roberts, former residents, were consciousness that it is all a dirty business that should guess and trusted to luck. tences, sleep Is not far off. It ficially designated Burley for a non- should be wooed, even if Uie hour Conducted Saturday from tho Since ,we had never heard that collcge civilian pilot training unit, Jerome tuncral cluiiicl, ■with Rev, have been done sensibly instead, and still prevail over word, lot alone seeing it In print, Is ekrly. according to wort rocelvcd by Rep, You have gone to bed to sleep, Harmon ot the Jerome Christian those who believe the battle a glorious thing in and wo hauled out the dictionary. lleni'y Dworsliak, and ground school church otllclatlng. Interment was What’s more, wo don't think the so give yourself up to the luxury ot Instruction will begin In the near , for itself? a in Jerome ccmetcry, under the di­ lady had ever heard it, eltlici', until long night's rest. Do not let your- fultire. Self slay nwnke to review the af­ rection ot the Jerome chapel, • The answer, \vc have full faitlf, is yes. For a time siie imppencd to see It somowhero Registrations,’ which closed Mon­ Mrs, Ralph Ohawver nnd Mrs. by accident. We known darn well fairs of today or to plan for tho fu­ day night, totaled about 70, with five the devotee of force appears to prevail, does, perhaps ture, Nothing will prejiare you bet­ George Salladay sang "Face to Face" It Isn't In common use, probably not of tho registrants women. ’I1ie Ilrsl and "Rocl^ ot Ages." for a time prevail. But the seed of his destruction even by most doctors. ter for tomorrow's work or play lesson.was held that night nt Ihe than tonight’s sleep. Pallbearers were Deraid DrUlney, lies in the very absence of that hidden corner o f the We'ra willing to help out our high school. Bud Moeki, Tony Hot, I’ llul Hollo­ constltiienln but they've gal to be After negotiations with 0 . L, 01a- way, Olcnn Dhulscn and R oy Minor, NItXTi Hel«»«llon a inedlclne. mind wliere the hotter way should lie dormant, ready ellilcnl obout what they demand. batigh, private Hying specialist for 'I’roy, a former resident o f Jerome, iTglon NO. 7 of the CAA, Bcntlle, drowned last Wednesday in the to build w hen violpnco is .done tea rin g down. w an TuiiKRV rARM vROKn tho Albion Ulalo Normal school FA H ttlim L A ST LINK Owyhee river near his lionin In '' ]To fight if figlil 0110 must, and hasving fought, to MON'raOMKIlV, Ala, III.PJ-IIki signed ns groiuid school contiaclor, Nyssa. He lutd gone Into U i» watel' win Bndetill remain firm ly sure that there is a better . Mn, hniT lon| hpfore they Alabama Wildlife federation has with George Croiihllcj a science In­ after lunch nnd was with » group m e'n Njilko— we’rr ‘ almeiit oiiencd a oanipaljn to fiind a wild structor, In rlinrge of Ihe troiind of companions at tho timo of the way— thht if) the only way to rcconcilo thoao forces turkey proiwgatlon farm for the teliool course, ICenncth Heeils, Dur- trnKcdy. lie was removed from Ihe t|iht contend wilhhi us all. ' ( 'I'llli (iKNTI,i;i\IAN IN rrhahllllatltm of likely Alabahm ley aviator, will have charge of llliht TnlcM and all eftorU to revive him iiU'. Tiiiiin now m rai now devoid ot tlio game fowl. training. fulled. Tuesday, July. 30,1940 IDAHO: EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDilLHO Page .Five

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Sisters. Divide They Found Peace—In America R otarians Arranging' Wed at Burley Dinner Arranged; To Fete Husband Mrs. B. J . riltter Is entertalnlngt Informally a t dinner this (ren ln s Miss Sally Painter and Miss Betty Painter, daughters of Social highlight of the summer for Twin Fulls Rotary club In honor o f the birthday annlver* Mr. apd M rs. R o y Painter, who w ill be brides at a doubla members, their R otary Anna and guests, will be a barbecue sory of h er husband.' ' ; . . . wedding cerem on y Sunday, Aug. 25, at the First Presby­ dinner and dance a t Sun Valley tomorrow evening. Following dinner, Uw eyealn'g WiU be spent playing cardj, • ■ terian church h ere, will be honored at a pre-nuptial Dinner will be served at the barBecue grounds adjacent to Trail Creek cabin, about one mile above Sun V alley lod^e, Out-of-town gucstg will Inoluda shower this even in g at the Blue L akes boulevard home o f Mrs, Mary Soberer and daught^. Mrs. W. A. Van Engelen. and those attending are re Miss Dorlene Scherer, who ar« h ero Five hostesses^are arranging the courtesy. They are M rs quested to meet at the Trail from Tim ber Lake,.S. D._ Van Engelen an d daughter, Miss M argaret Van E ngelen; Creek cabin at 7 o’clock. Local Youth to Mrs.'Scherer and Mn. blttw are Mrs. L. H. Perrine and daughter, Miss Ann'Perrine, all of Tables will be. grouped around an sisters. open-air dance platform and o floor Be Co-President V Twin Falls; an d Mrs. Ella show and muslo for dancing will Boaecrana; B u rley. be lumlshed by Sun Valley enter­ Of Church Unit blUB. They wore bandeaux o f sweet­ A dessert su p p er will pre­ tainers. Stars of Tennis Among Uie odlcers elected by 125 heart roses In their hair. W. A. Van Engelen la general The bridegroom's attendant. w a s ' cede the divertisements of the young people nltendUig the annual Courts Married chairman of arrangements. Bill Ritchie, Burley; O u t-of-tow n ' evening. Harry V,.gcl and T om Peavey ar« Southern Idaho Young P eop le's gucits. Included Mr. and Mrs. K o r- MIsj SaUy P a in ter Is the Ilancee members of the food committee. ■conference of the Christian church man Sinclair, Twin Palls, and M r. of Hiury J. Prior, Boise, and Miss A t Morning Rite B. P. Costello and Grant Thomas Betty Pointer la engaged to 0. A. Miss Josephine Fox, Twin Palls, nt the Baptist camp g r o u n d on and Mrs. William Boydston, .M lni- have the entertainment In cliarge. doka dam. Kelker, Twin Palls. form erly of Nompa, and Arthur * * * Wood river last week was Ivan Ja­ Slxty-lour guests have iKen In­ Walker, Kimberly, Idaho tennis Following tho ceremony, an In­ cobs, Twin Palls, elected co-p resl- vited to the event. T h irty will come stars, were iinltcd in marriage here formal reception was held.. Refresh­ from Burley, fo rm e r home of the this morning. Fidelity Class denl with Ml.vi Virginia Stanley, ments, Includhig a three-tlered.wedr Pointer girls; fou r from Filer, and They won the state mixed doubles Nampa, for next year. ding cake, were served from a table covered w ith a lace cloth and cen ­ the other 30 guests are from Twin. cham ^onship this season, and Mr. Plans Week-End Others named as officers Included Walker also won the state singles tered with a low crystal bowl of pink FolU. Miss Jean Gochnour, Burley, eecre- Among those present will be Mrs. championship. petunias an d white tapers In ciystial At Harrington tary. Retiring olllccrs are M iss L or- T h e bride Is th# daughter of M r. holders, ^ s . Leonard Berg and Mrs. Painter and Mrs. G ra ce Kelker. Mrs. An annual outing for members of na Messley, Buhl, ond Dale H arder, and ysxs. W. C. Fox, Nampa, and B. K. H erndon assisted ^Ith th e H. 0. Prior, Boise, w as also invited, Fidelity class of the M ethodist Sim- Boise, co-prcsldcnta. and M iss Vida the bridegroom Is tlie grandson of Mrs. Jo Sinclair,' M;ho n a i M lu serving. , . ., . ' but win be unable to attend. They day school and their families will Nutting, Rupert, secretary. Mrs. M ary Y. Norton, Twin Palls. Ruth Hilboume, dau ghter of Mr. Later In the afternoon a wedding, are the mothers o f the offlonced be held this week-end when they , Ten from Twin Palls nttepded Mrs. James Wiley, sister of the and Mrs. H. R. H U boum e, Burley, dinner was served at'the homo of couples. camp overnight at Harrington fork Others were Miss Dorothy H udson, bride, attended the couple. prior to her m arriage Suaday. Mm. Slnclah-. , . * V on Rock creek. Miss Annabelle Rudolph, Miss D or­ For her marriage, Mrs. Walker (Times Engraving) Services wUl be held Sunday othy Swope, Ml.« Virginia Allen T o Salmon Cliy wore a rust-colored ensemble. Virginia Beatty morning at 11 o'clock, with those Dovld Wlliion, Olcn Terry, Perris For her going-away outfit, the The couple left on a wedding trip who could not stay overnight m ot­ Sweet, Howord Allen and H om er H. bride wore a steel blue jredlngote to the Jackson Hole country, and oring to the spot to attend. A com ­ Hayos. dress with white accessories. They Weds in August will be at home to theh- friends munity breakfast and pot-luck din­ Comp director \'as Lester Jones, Ruth Hilbourne left Sunday for Salmon City, vhere Twin Palls frien d s oX Miss Vir­ after Aug. 6. In sharp contrast lo their harried life In Europe la the peace c lo y e d ginia Beatty, dau ghter of Mr. and by former Empress Zita of Austria and her daughter, Archduchess ner will be held Sundny. Aside Nampa. Conference dean Was Rev. they will m ake their home. Mrs. Clarence N eville Beatty, Snn Elizabeth, sin ce their reccnt arrival In the United States. Guests of from these, members are asked to Orville D. Peterson, Yakima, W ash.; Becomes^ Bride The bride graduated from Grange- Diego, Calif., lorm erty of Twin Falls, Pythian Sisters New York broker Calvin Bullock, th ey are pictured reading at his bring their own meals. regional dbrectot In charge, MV. O vllle high school In 1Q34 and at­ have learned o f h er approaching Royabton, Mass., summer home. Saturday evening a community Mosley. Spokane, Wash.; ond con ­ Of Jo'Sinclair tended th e' University o f Idaho, manlage. sing will be enjoyed around a camp ference mls,slonary. Dr. Pickett. whore she:% as' affiliated with . th e BURLEY. July 30 (S pecial)—Love­ She will become th e bride of Lieut. Arrange Outing fire. Philippine Islands. The sessions PI Beta P h i sorority. Before h e r * » # opened, July 21 and closed July 28. ly In Its simplicity w as the homo marriage she was employed at th e John H. Paul Saturday. Aug. 3, In wedding Sunday a t high noon, when St. Francis ch apel, Balboa Park. For Families Hghteen persons comprised the fa c ­ Cassia N ational bank. Ruth Alice HUboume, daughter of M embers of the Pythian Sisters ulty. The bridegroom was employed In Ban Diego. Aviation Student Mr. afld Mrs. H. R . HUboume, be­ H. St. H- Social club and their husbands a t­ Nine young people received diplo­ the Burley J. 0 . Praney store for s came tho bride of Jo Sinclair, son tended an all-day outing on W arm mas for four yeara’-course. T h ey were number o f years,‘ond was recently of Mrs. Edna Sinclair. T h e ceremony Springs creek. In the Sawtooth Honored at Party Miss Nutttog, Miss Messley, W esley transferred to Salmon Olty where h e a was solemnized a t the Hilbourne Calendar mountains Sunday. BUHL. July 30 (Special)— Afl Ross, Jerome; Oils' Harder, Boise; la assistant manager of the Penney l.ome In the presence o f 30 relatives Shamrock club w elner roast has A picnic lunch was served at the farewell courtesy to John Henry Miss Bessie Ingles, Boise; Miss .J u ­ store. Mi.ss Edith Slatter, Hazelton, popular bride-elect and fi­ and close friends, w ith Rev. Ray­ been postponed from Thursday summer home of Mr. anrirMrs. E. A. Qeer, who left Sunday for Cal-Aero anita Armstrons, Caldwell; Miss ancee of D r. Frank J. McAlee, Twin Falls, was once more mond 8, Sees, pastor o f the Burley evening to Friday evening at the Mlnnerly. and an Impromptu pro­ School of Aeronautics at Ontario, Margaret Vale, Nampa: Don M ax- the inspiration for a charminKly arranged courtesy, a dessert Methodist church officia tin g. home of Mrs. E. H. Olmstead. gram followed. Calif., a group of friends ffave a fleld, Caldwell, ond Miss Prelda M ay Preceding the cerem ony. Mrs. Wll if Later in the day. the party went luncheon thi.s afternoon at the hom e of Mrs. H. K. Belmont, welner roast and social a t the K l- Oloyvllle, Welscr. Ham Boydston, sister o f the bride to Hlg-Haven. summer cottage of H azelton. wanis fireplace in the city park Fri­ * * * Amoma class vOf the Baptist groom, played Boveral piano selec­ Mrs. Beatrice Hlgbee, where a picnic day evening after the soft ball game church will m eet for a quilting The ho.ste.s.'i trio, Mrs, Bolmont, Mrs. H. E. Gundelfinger at tne Jaycee park. tions and Leonard Berg, accom- supper was served. Nine Honored at bee Thursday a t th e home of Mrs. and Mrs. D. 0. Longenbcrs;er, panlcd by Mta. B oydston . song "0 Pishing was one of the diversions Attending the party were John Walter Turner. 535 Second avenue Promise Me." To th e strains of Men- of the day for the men of tlie party. presented a beautiful gift to Qeer, Mr. and Mrs. B ob Klrcher, east. Hagerman Picnic delssohii's wedding m arch , the bridal V ¥ ¥ the honoree. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kircher, R o­ Several guests were hpnored at a 4 « 41 Twin Falls GOP party took Its place before large The bride's table was covered wUh berta Hancock. Cecil Dennis, Mar­ Joint birthday party and picnic re­ Knull Mission circle will meet MAROA CLUB baskets ol pastel shaded gladioli a lace cloth, and centered with nn ian Kircher and Jim Klrcher. cently at tho United States fish for a picnic dinner Aug. 1 at Har­ JIAS SUNDAY OUTING Women Address flunked on either side by white arrangement o f white gladioli find John had the honor of being one hatchery park at Hagorman. mon park at 1 p. m. Members Maroa Wohian’s club members of the five from the 45 young men tapers. TWIN JUST yellow cosmas. and Illuminated by Honorees were "Qrandma’’ Alma are asked to b rin g table service entertained their families at a picnic FALLS’ PHONE white and yellow inpers. Meeting at Eden from many states to pass the rigid Qould. 79; Mrs. R, A. Qould. Mrs. Gowned In Organdie and dinner. D essert will be furn­ Sunday at Harmon park. Several BEST , M : Covers w ere marked for eliiht JEROME. July 30 '(Special) — mental and physical examinations Charles Smith, Mrs. W . A. S h ea r­ The bride, given In marriage by ished. guests also attendefl. Juveniles o f Ml£3 Izctta McCoy. Twin Palls lasting through six days at the Fitz­ guests at the larger table, and the ing. M rs. Robert Lynard, Mr. and her father, was lovely In her wed­ V ^ the party went .swimming later in simmons Veterans’ hospital In Den­ other 12 gue.sus were seated at qunr county chairman of the women’s O. Mrs. Kenneth Goller, Miss Barbari ding gown of white frosted organdie Salmon Social clu b will meet the afternoon. Tlie club will meet ver, Colo. tet tables, appointed In white llnon O . P. organization, and Mrs. G en ­ Eavcnscroft, E. L. Shearing and wltli short puff sleeves and high PASTEURIZED Thursday at the hom e of Mrs. Thursday afternoon at the Maroa and centered w ith arrangements ol evieve Dwight, both of T^ln Palls, Glen M oore, all ol whom have bb*th- neckline of Eltabethan fashion. Her Helen Ballnntyne; Co-hostess school house with Mrs. Lulu Diehl addressed the regular meeting of the yellow cosmos. dny anniversaries In July, flnger-tlp veil was cau gh t about her MILK is SAFE will be Mrs. M ertle Souders. Mrs. and Mrs. Viola Halnline as co ­ Jerome county women Thursday at Mrs. A. J. Slatter. mother of the Attending were Mr. and Mrs. R. head by a wreath of lllles-of-the- It's Safe Because It's Pasteurized! Mildred Puller w ill have charge hostesses. Friends Surprise brlde»to-be w as among the guests. the Eden L. D. S. hall. Qoller, M r. and Mrs. W . P. Ravens- valley. She carried a shower bouquet of the program. ¥ ¥ ¥ Mrs. Charley. Hohnhorst, vice- ^ ^ Contrnct b rid ge formed the diver Shower Honoree croft an d daughter, Mr. and Mrs. of roses. EMANON CLUB slon of the afternoon. chairman of the Jerome county Her attendants were Miss Janet Past Noble G ra n ds club will AMSTERDAM. July 30. (Special) Robert lornard ond son, Mr, and PICNICS AT HAIIMON group, presided In the absence of Anthony, of Spokane, and M ta Mar> meet Thursday at 7 p. m. at the — Mrs. Ijeonard Peters was the In­ Mrs. H. O. Newberry, Mr. and Mrs. the permanent county chairman, garet Holt. Boise, w ho were attired homo of Mrs. Ella Chase for a Emanon club members, their fa m ­ spiration for a surprise pink and Joe Chrlatopherson. Loreen Puller, ilies and several guests picnicked Fish F^’y Follows Mr.s. H. C. Duffln. all of T w in Polls, In long sheer gowns of pink and pot-luck dinner. E ach member is Members will next meet at the blue shower Thursday afternoon at requested to bring a guest. The Sunday at Harmon park. Mrs. R ollo Nat-5oo*Pah. with Mrs. Oren Car­ Mr. a n d Mrs. Walt Moore and Mr. E. Gehrlng. Mrs. Raymond Jones. Buhl Tournament hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert and M rs. Ray Crisp and family. club will furnish dessert. BUHL, July 30 (Special) — Ten White. Jerome, at 8 p. m., Aug. 8. din and Mrs. Stanley Strickllng Mrs. Albert Knefel. Mrs. Martin Buhl; m K and Mrs. Charles Sm ith * * ¥ founsomt-.s paj'ticlpnted In the two- Correct procedure of voting during hostesses. Sullivan. Mrs. Duvld Lopez. Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Shearing and LEND-A-HAND C L U B ball mixed foursom e tournament th e August primaries will be dls- The honoree was talten to the pool Louie Miller and Mrs. C. E. Grieve for a supposed club picnic, where Lloyd Shearing, Pllpr; Mr. ond Mrs. PRESIDES AT P IC N IC were hostesses.- Guests of the club held on the C lea r Lakes golf course cu.s.sed. Marvin Shearing ond family, Mr. Welcome was extended the group between 40 and 50 friends and rela­ t o Lend-a-Hand clu b members and were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Musgrave. Sundny. The play started at 9 a. m. ond M rs. W. A. Shearing and fam ­ b y Mr.'i. E. C. Montgomery, who In­ tives had assembled. their families atteiKled a picnic Sun­ Miss Hager and Miss Frances and wa.s clim axed with a fish fry ily. Yakima, Wash., and Mr. and served !n th e grove by Mrs. Fred troduced the fhst speaker. Miss Three children. Keith Cardin, day at the city park, games and Thompson. Bobby and Dee Strickllng. entered Mrs. R a lph Newberry and fam ily. conversation follow ing the serving Murray, nnd Jess O. Eastman. McCoy, following the singing ’ of Wendell. Waller Lyons and Helen Priluclk “ America." with Keith representing a doctor of luncheon. Mrs. E dith Galloway T^e United States expends about » ¥ ¥ were in charge of the tournament. Ml.ss McCoy declared that "the and Dee representing a nurse, car^ will entertain the clu b Aug. 0 at her five times as much In crime preven­ rying a large doll. Bobby, acting as home. tion as In education. Mr.s. Ro.se A lm qulst an^. Helen Pri­ m any new deal plans, expenditures luclk hcnded tJie two teams and and ho.st.s of problems which were gift bearer, followed, pulling a little Runyon and Mead chosp tlielr players. facing our country seven years ago, wagon, with a white covered can­ The Almqulst playqrs were the a re «tlH prevalent." opy arranged over it to hold the Rites Announced Furs for Mrs. Smalllmdget blues i\i\d the Priluclk players called MI.S5 McCoy pointed out U\at the gifts, marching directly to Mrs. BUHL. July 30 (Speciali—Mr. and the rcd.s, By cou n t at the close of respon.slblllty of choosing a leader Peters. Mrs. L. Parker Runyon. Buhl, have play tlip reds won by a score of a t this oruclal period. ,is siaggerlng Following the gift shower, refre.sh- announced the marriage of their sevcntoen points. a n d thrilling, and said;' “ America Is raents were served the group by Uie son. G eorge Runyon, and Miss Ruby young, rich In resources, and the hostesses. Mead, L os Angelca. The couple was new deal theory of defeatism, of a married In Las Vegas, Nev.. July 13. All Star Club Meets country run down and Its frontiers X Mr. a n d Mrs. Runyon will make BUHL, July 30 (Special) — The clo.sod i.s a sad travesty on national Perry-Cooper in their h om e In Los Angeles where All Star 4-H sewing club and the po.s.slbllltles of our nation." he Is associated with the United W i leader, MLss E d n a Johnson, met this She urged that the county 0. O- Rupert Nuptials Motors service. Mr. Runyon was week in the B u h l city park. Tlie 'm HW M / p . organizations become women's RUPKRT, July 30 (Speclal)-In graduated from the Buhl high flr.st year g irls worked on their articulate voice.* simple ceremony performed by school a n d attended the University W/ dre.s.sc.s; ihe second year on their / In her address Mrs. Dwight Bishop J. Deon Schofield of Rupert of Idaho at Moscow for two years. play fiuU.s: th e third year on (heir placed emphasis on the fact that first ward. L.D.S. church. George dres.se.s; the fou rth year on the women must no longer make emo­ Sylvester Perry, Rupert, and Mina suJtii. nnd the fifth year girls re­ tional appeals the basis for which ■nilrklll Cooper, Ogden, Utoh, were ceived Instruction on the finishing they make their demands ilnd draw united In marriage Thursday. of itieir form als. Hostesses were opinion.s, but they must learn to Only Immediate relatives were BROWNING’S Donnii Grace arid Inez Brannen. acct'pt crlticl.sm wltliout becornmg present at the wedding. Mr. Perry, if. H- ant/agonl.stlc. a pioneer resident of Rupert, la ^ USED CAR % ' r FOimSOMIC CLUB well known here and active In the , 9 le -A HONOilS MRS. SUTCLIFF L. D. S. church, of which he Is a ^PECIAL Rcbekah Club Meets member. Mrs. Perry arrived from Prior (0 her depai'ture today for GOODING, July 30 (SlKcliUl — W jy a two wcDks’ trip to California, Mrs. her home In Ogden the day ol the 1939 Chevrolet Rcbc'kiili club met with Mr.s. Olio wedding. Barbiini S u tcllff was entertained Schild Friday for the mldsummor ye.stei'diiy afternoon at the homo of They arc at home at 310 C street, mectlnB. Mrs. John Komher pre­ Rupert. DeLuxe Town Sedan Mrs. Sarah B ow er, Sixth avenue sided lai n brief business mrctlng # V * ea.st, inrnibors o f the Foursomo club Mr.s. Ray Alban directed several Radio, Heater. Driven only being Kiipst.s. C h inese checkers were ganir.s and all answered roll call on KECENTLY BIARRIED 14,000 miles. Car i.s clean played, and the grou p presented Mrs. favorite vacation spots. Mrs. W. C. COUPLE GIVEN SIfOWEn as new . | Sutcllff with a gift. Refreshments W ebb 'vaa aa.slstant hostess. were soi vod. A c o lo r motif of yellow ¥ * Approximately 50 Twin Foils Special $685 and white was featured. friends honored Mr. ond Mrs. Clar­ ence Hall recently at a wedding E a sy GMAC Terms shower, tho surprise event taking place at the homo of the bridal MILES J. I JEROME I couple, south of Eden. Johnny knew giving up Jean • ------—• Mrs, Hall was formerly Mlsa BROWNING, INC. Umisn Buc.'its la st week-end at the Esther Parrott, Eden. Meant the end of his dreams. Veriic niul Jess Bucklca fnmllles were Refreshments were served at a Buick Dealer Mr. mill Mrs, A rtliu r BucUes, Mrs. late hour. AIAHWIPTA But he couldn't resist the lure Murri'l LoBsdon, Yaklmn, Wash., Mrs. Lclii M ayfield, Zlllnh, WaBli., , A t a meeting of Maliwipta group Mrn. D. B. Q uick, Vancouver, Waah., o f Ciynp Flro Qlrla lost week at Iho Of a glamorous young actress... nnd Mrs. Hoy Holmnn of Tohpen- Y. W. c. A. rooma, glrli worked on Ish, Wnsh. O n Snturdny tlio reln- woodRatlieror'B rank. llvi's werf clliincr guests ol Mr. nnd Recently tliey hold an overnight Mrs. Voriie U ucklts, covers being laid trip to IlaiTlngton fork on Uock for 10. crcek. uccompanled by tlio guardian, M lsa Evelyn Guest. Mrs. Carter a n d Mrs. Hill furnlslicd transjwr- Five Colleges to tftUon. Olrla enjoyed hiking, wad­ • SEIHALSTOKY ing and softball, ntnong other sporLi. Plans were inado for tho Present Budgets outing at a meeting during Uio week DOiai!, July 30 (U.ID _ Tiio Btnto b e fo io tliey loft. SUMMER THEATER ird ol cducnUon pud flscM direc­ TEA -Schllllnn IceJ iM —tdJi Cdpyrlifht. IMO; tors of flvo stnlo educntlonBl liisHtu- « Y MILDRED W ILLIAMS NBA Bertlce. lloiu will meet In Bun Volley n id n y , i|>ithllng icfrtibm cnl lo iiimmer n»bu>> nnd Uiiliinlny to draw up ljuclgcl* for iGIFTS= Alwiyt full.llivortd «ml the coming bleniiUnti, Joliii W. for every occBslonl And wo especi­ For fin«t ipitllly •nd ilcher (l«vor, Ooiidlc, ilnlo Biiporlntondent o f pul)- ally fenliir« nnd Biigjcjt a selection Beginning Wed. July 31 in 11c liistniolloii, m m ounccil lodny, from our showing of Leiio* ware. for Sthllling T »i at youi gfociry i(ot(. Conillo prcdlctotl llio budgotn for Uio lo ll-fj blnnnlum would b> dbout thd unriio n« In t i n present period Colorful ocelot fu r »ii<1 bi^oWn pitpdc iire combfnril to mikfl tlilii stnn« wlilcli niiiouutod to »3,on,ooo. Him, liiulirl-prlrffl font. Tha iiicrt® foruii » rardlgun iieckiliip. Dsneli down (ht front » M t-ln belt. R E A D TH IS a b O, Kugler;? Schilling Tea roAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS. IDAHO Tuesflay,' July; 80,1940

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DODGERS PICKED TO WIN FREE-FOR-ALL TITLE •V ‘ • Players Tangle Teams Named for Pioneer Loop All - Star Classic As Brooklyn Bees Retain The New Wasliiugton Monument Two Twin Falls Posts 7-6 Win Seven Game B y GEOROE K IB K SE V League Lead Players Rate NEW YORK, July 80 (U.PJ—Four dotfn and three to go. It’s even m oney the Dodgers make the circuit in th e •free-for- By Ifnlted Press all, catch-as-catcii-can, no-holda barred festivities. Salt Lake Bees eked out a 6 to 5 victory last night over the tail-end Outfield Posts They’ve staged battles with the Cards, Cubs, Reds and Twin Palls Cowboys, sweeping the Pirates and still have to take on the Giants, Bees and Phillies. serle.*!. I’OCATELLO, July 30

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SIDE GLANCES B y Galbraith HOLD EVERYTHING Writer Finds French FIND "WHAT : OlRAIli YOU ’n e e d • DENVER, July 30 OI.Rl—A bat­ tery Of attomeys from all parts of QUICKLY!' the nation argued a plah of reor- B t j e a n G B A F nS Uvint on their dwindling savlnga, gantaition for the Denver, Rio Fsrli Maiuicn^i A cae Nemplctures far from their homesteads, hedged d^t to your phono riah't now a m id e and Western railroad today BORDEAUX, France—The French about by both German and French are proving they can take It.. > restrictions. in a legM battle for control of the and c a l l -38 of 33 imd toil Ike To placate their one-time enemies, In a 750-miIe tour o f the occupied trans-mountain road. classified adlaiier what you nimy glad hand the Germans. regions of France, I have Just teen Testimony that th e road was worth 215' mlllton dollars and that To show their support o( the Fe> peo{ile of all classes and under all need. A n ad today will find tain government, many proclaim circumstances ratlonalizihg their Its condition has improved In tho their dislike o f the British. fate. five years It has been under control what you want totnorrow and Once republican homjbodles, now From the comparatively quiet, or­ of the Interstate commerce com­ now%iey ore totalitarian nomads, der^ lUo of Bordeaux, I went by mission was heard as the hearing Bt tho right price. The cost o p e n ^ before U. S. District Judge J, Foster Symes. to yoii la only a few cents— The ICC plan, accordtag to at­ a real saving In tlm» and tomeys, Is designed to facilitate consolidation ol the Rio Grande money If yoil (Igute your cost with thelDenver and Salt Lake rall- ro^. In looking around by • hit Attomeys for the debtor railroad and Its stock and bondholders and mlsa method. charge the plan favors the recon­ struction finance corporation ol the expense o f the owners. REMEMBER Judge Symes is expected to rule in ft few days on a m otion by stock and bpndholders for dismissal of the prbp(iseir>eorganlzatlon plan. JUST CALL 3 8 o r 32 ooit. i»«»rw Paris gamin, two ancient “ Oh, stop your whimpering, Helen—this Is the way I made s man thing has got to stbpl" peasants and a dark beauty-are showing themselves able’ to take it out o t your husband 1" ’ under the heel of the Germans.

train, by bicycle, arid on foot almost The real situation Is more appar­ to Marseilles and returned through ent at Clermont-Ferrand, where the TOKYO,, July 30 (U.R)—Govern­ the heart of the unoccupied zone. backwash of refugees reaches its Amazingly enormous crowds ore ment leaders are planning to dis­ fleeing the occupied region. Leaving high tide. There extemporaneous po­ miss some 500 foreign Instruclora In Bordeaux on an overcrowded thkd- litical forums operates night and Japanese Institutions o f learning. It cla-ss train, many rode on the steps, day In all quarters of the town, wos reported today, as result ol an even on the couplersi In the erro­ Tlie favorite rendezvous are the alleged British espionage plot and a neous belief that Paris and the restaurants where ten francs buys "fifth column" ,scare. northern department ol France were live radishes, soup and bread, and It was Indlcotetl the dismissals, If more ea-slly attainable via Vichy, the privilege to sit down indefi­ effected, would cover Instructors of Tiny babies, the aged, and the nitely and discuss the pressing prob­ all k in ^ In universities and other crippled often were packed In cars lems of the day. institutions. for 14 hours at a stretch without For meal times nt noon and The government wa.s reported also relaxation and without food cxcept 7 p. m. sharp, scats are reserved a to be preparing for much stricter for slim meals of sandwiches and day ahead. The hotels are refugee supervision of all foreign mls.slon- conserves. centers, but bedding on straw Is poS' dries. Train Coasts to Save Fuel aible In bams and garages for soi ' Newspapers warned their readers Crossing the elevated part of- dlers and destitute civilians. a g i Inst "flfUi column" activities in France known as the "massif cen­ Graft Blamed for Defeat connection with the alleged Brillsli tral," Ihe engineer cut off the power One can hear ail varieties o f opin­ spyplQt. at every hilltop and coasted down ions In the discussions, but the con­ to con,‘ierve fuel. The trains I boai’d- sensus seems'to be: Graft In the old ed were conductorless so that the government prevented real mllltaiy trip seemed as limitless as on the preparedness. The old government 1 FAIRFIELD I New York subway. hid the weakness of the army. The • ------• No papers were required In the armistice was Inevitable, Mr. and Mr«. Harold Brook.s are zone occupied by the German troops, The feeling was also pretty gen parents of a daughter, born July 22 and .pa.isage from there Into the un­ eral that it was unthinkable that Mr. and Mrs, Vance McHan firt* occupied region was unnotlceable. Frenchmen should now fight the parents of a daughter born July 20. The hopefulness of the passengers Britons, their former allies. The Bruce Spratt, son of Mr. and Mr.v was opparently Justified upon arrival French, of course, want to see their B. D. Spratt. has been appointed 'at Vichy, where the presence of the country and see that they may have battalion commander o f entire C.M. new French government falsely in­ to cooperate with the conquering T. C^. at Port DouRlas. There are dicated escape from the rigors of be­ Germans economically and, even, about 200 enrollees at camp and he ing refugees. to some extent politically. Is In oharge of planning the army tactics at the forf Mr. and Mrs. Prds len.sed the Bas-sett hotel to reopen It In Votes Counted in a few days. Tlie owners. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bas.sptt. have returned tn S O F i Montana Primary their former home In BoLsc. HELENA., Mont.. July 30 (U.R)—The lyopta Camp Fire Girls held r oificlal results of Montana's July 16 council fire Friday evening In city primary will be disclosed this week. park and dl.scu.s.sed further plans for S[] AI 535,000 Secretary of Stale Sam W. Mitch­ camp. Eight girls, Including Delorls BOISE. July 30 (U.R)—Census Di­ ell said the canvass will start this Edwards. Leta Mae Stewart. Bonnie rector K F. Kramer announced todoy afternoon and wUl tsvke two days. Thurber, Alice Hansell. Barbara Idaho's 1040 population would be Governor Roy E. Ayers. StaU; Durall. Norma Rene Myers, La Doris about 535.000 when completed. Treasurer Ray N. Shannon and McHan and Eileen Walton, and Although figures from four coun­ Mlt4!hell comprise the canvassing ihelr guardian. Mrs. Bernlece Burns, ties were still not available, expected board. plan to attend. increases would bring the slate fig­ Pioneer picnic was held recently ure to the new high mark, he said. af Soldier creek picnic grounds. Without totals from Boise, Custer, T HAZELTON * More than 400 attended. Many out- Lemhi and Valley counties, the pop­ g ------• .slders who still claim the prairie as ulation was 518.959. In 1930 the state their flr.st home were present. Mrs. Howard Bodenhamcr, Mrs. Carl had 446,932 persons, Lucy Nelson was elected president: Wrigley and A. Van Burcn will serve Kramer said the Weiser district Mr.'i Lena Rice, secretary, and Ed 0.S Democratic Judge.s of election office would be closed tomorrow and Gibbons, treasurer. E d-G ill and R. Aug. 13, and Mrs. Elinor Edwards. the southern Idaho, headquarters In C. Niuser were named first and sec­ Mrij. Dora Lindsay and Harry Forbes Boise closed In about two weeks. ond vice-presidents. will be Hepubllcan Judges. HarvestlnR Is well underway In Mr. and Mrs, George Mendenhall all .sectlon.s of tlie prairie. Hot Sawtooth Glider are entertaining guesU from Mesa. wen I her and a dry season have has­ Arlz. tened the ripening of the fall wheat. Miss Iris Scofield returned last AILhougli early to foretell. It ap­ Center Surveyed week from a visit to California. pears high testing protein will not SUN VALLEY, Ida., July 30 IU,R)— Mr. and Mrs. Al Johnson have re­ equal last seasons and may contalp Lewis Barringer of Orange, N, J„ turned from n vacation trip to Min­ some smut with the yield rather gliding expert, today planned exten­ nesota and Iowa, where they visited heavy. sive study ol air currents here for the parents ol both Mr, and Mrs. Douclas Kramer, son of tAr, and the purpose of developing the Saw­ Johnson, Mrs. Charles Kramer, attended boys’ tooth mountain area as a gilding Cliff Montgomery has taken over Ktnt4* In Boise. He was aponsored center, the Idaho service station west of by th P American LeRlon and wa.s Accompanied by Mrs, Barringer, the poultry office op Main street, eiccted county assessor at the boys' he will remain for an Indefinite time, succeeding John Ash, who has been mcellnp possibly staging a gUder meet as part in charge for .some time. MI.S.S Peggy Ann Burns tind Sonny of the Sun Valley rodeo, Aug, n-18. Several from Hazelton attended Burn.s spent last week with their the Presbyterian conference north grandparent,s. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. of Hazelton. Among those attending Lang. Twin Palls. Candidate Urges were Rev. and Mrs. Charles Hawley, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Oreer left Mrs. Pearl Ralne, Mrs, Sam Vance. la.st week for their liome at Ko.imos, New Board Plan Jr., and son, Pete, Romone and Bob­ Wash, having spent throe weeks by Oliver,' visiting friends and relatives here. BOISK, July 30 (U.l>) - James W. Deo Chrlstopherson. Hazelton, and Keating. Harrison. Republican can­ Mr. and Mrs. Herman Howlsey, Edna Montgomerjr, Burley, were Omaha, have been visiting Carroll didate lor nomination for secretory united in marriage July 20 a t Uie of state, today urged representation and Walt Stewarts, h e r' brothers, home of the bride's parents In Bur­ and mother. Mrs. Dick Sopher. Tlioy on state administrative boards be ley, placed on a geographic basis. Icfl la.M week to make their home Mrs, Florence Walles and children In Seattle. Keating maintained at least one left last week lor a week's visit with member of tiie boards sijould come relatives In Jordan valley. Ore, from tile nortliern part of the state "Pop" Reece, station agent. Is on In the Interest of fair representation vacation, part of which he will spend of all sections. with relatives in Livingston, Mont. A bridal shower complimenting Miss Edith Blatter was held a t tho homo of Mrs. A, E. Flnkelberg Frl- TODAY’S doy afternoon. Miss Blatter will bo an August bride, Mrs. Dave Detwoiler was co-hostess. QUOTES Dr, Hopper and Mrs, Agnes John­ son, both of Hazelton, wero married July 25, Alter a short honeymoon (By United Freu) they will be at home In Hazelton, "Despite the Intensified air at' Clarence Wlndell, son of Mr. and tacks of Germany on the British Mrs. Oobe Wlndell, who has been Isles, Great Britain Is again In a visiting here, returned last week to »iilit«aU position to ship military planes to tmioM K. Dlodiett Cl/d* X. Ulckok the U, 8, naval training base where Dfty-Nls:ht AmbttluM* fh . 91 Canada lor air training purposes"— he Is stationed. Conadlnn Air Minister 0. Gi Power.

“The Havana deelarallon seems •« reaffirm‘ on the pari of the other American (ovetnmenti tha “ YOUR NEIGHBOR SAYS” b y “ART” McCONNEL general Intentions of the Monro« doelrlne"—Hen Ru[us C, Ifolman. ' WHAT A WONDfBFUL^ ^IT IS A LOVELvN ^TIIE rooo AND rOOD S T O R t I WISH m a rk e t/ I WOUtCN'T VICt IS THE B e iT AT "Tho security of the nation de­ WE HAD ONE LIKE Think of trading mands the national guard be (JIU5 m OUR TOWN-, anywheri; else. (ONSUMIRSMMIKET brouglit to thfUhlghest possible state r d AND ONE WIGHT THINK of Irainliig efficiency more rapidly tlion Jls present prdgram permits"— IT COSTS MOKE TO TRADE Praiikiin D, noosovelt. OUT IT DOESN'Tv

"Tlie Unlird NIalcs may hive to adopt a Ihnlled barter systeln to ooiniicle for world markets and slimilil vonccnirate on esporla of (nnils In nhleh III auprrlorlty li proven" — Joseph C. IIoveni

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Page Eight , . . IDAHO EVENING TIMES; TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Tuesday,"July SO, 1940 Not So Nutty Frick Fines . ■ • I MARKETS AND FINANCE Four Players By United Press

w The highly successful R ed Cross swimming . campaign brought a : NEW YO RK , July 30 (UJS-Presl- LIVESTOCK N. Y. STOCKS public expression ot appreciation to­ deht Ford Prick'd the National lEAIFUIIRES 1 S B OUIV day from Mrs, George Buhler. chair­ league V>day fined four players who man of the loc^ chapter's EWlmmlng were Involved In arguments at Eb- NEW YORK. July SO (U.R)—The DENVER LIVESTOCK board. bets field yestenlay In the game be- , market closed higher. DENVER-Cattloi RecelpU 000. mwkrt lilrs. Buhler, Who devoted cohsMt. tween the Brooklyn Dodgers and ■ o i U y • t«a d y .,b ecf atw r* IB.76 to t l O M , Alaska Juneau------4% ^able time an^ energy to laying the . cow » $8 to 16.60 j b e lfa r. 10 to 110.40^ FliONMiEI AJled Chemical ------160 Babe Phelps, Brooklyn catcher, c«lvM. 16 to III; f e t d e n , itoeken #7 t (jroundworlc for the campaign, Is­ CHICAGO, July 80 (UP)-W hett fu- Allis Chalmers. -3 2 % BY BLUER C. WALZER and Arky Vaughan, Pirate short- 1 1 0 : bu lU 15 to 16. NEW YORK. July 80 (UP)—Thf stock sued a atatement saying:' H o ffs : RecelpU 860. m a rU t u n e v e n » lurea were firm today while corn scored American Can _____ . 05>/i independent gains amounting to mora market broke out of its roonth’Iong rut stop, were lined »25 each fo r getting S to IBc lower, top 16. 60, bulk 16.86 to ''!• want to thank the city o f Twin than a cent. American Hadlator. . 6 today, leading share* spurting fraction* Into a fight. 18.60, iow « 14.26 t,i to In allowtag us the use of Harmon rates was fined »100. He w as.ejected ip r ln g * lanibi 17.26 to 18. American Tobacco B .. . 76'/j Steel, mot^r, slreraft. copper and chemi* 76>4c. Corn was \ \ \ c to l% c higher, Sept.. csl shares vied for leadenhip, tltboutfh pool during the recent National from the game after , an argument fi2 i^c, oats Kc to l% c higher, Sept., 80%o ...... Anaconda Copper . 20% ffsina In other groups also ranged to more CIUCAfiO LIVESTOCK Swim weeks conducted by the Amer­ with an umpire, but camo back later; ■ CHICAGO-Hoif.i 13.000; 10 to Z6e P, and rye “ic to %c up. Sept., 44>/jC U. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Pe.... 18% than 2 points. Soybeans were to l%c higher, Oct. sat In the stands and, after the. lower; top 16.40: bulk jrood and choice SCrcnsth In slocks aided outside markets. ican R ed . Cross, July 0-27.' I a!so 7Gc. Auburn Motors ------n o sales game, renewed the argument with' lo o to 240 Iba.. 80.10 to 1 0 6 . . Bonda moved up under lead of specu‘ wish to thank Prank Carpenter, Art Local profettsiunal buying and some de­ Cattle: 6,600; calves 1,000; fat beef Baltimore & O h io ------3% latlve rails. the umpires: mand Bttributod to mills Influenced wheat. Frantz, Bill Folsom and D on Ander­ stock ateady to w«»k. demand narrow; Bendlx A viation______30V4 Experta aald the s u d d e n s p u rt (n stocks Sdcond'baseman Frank G ustlne of jnoatly 18.60 to 110.6 0 ; common to mcsdt- son lor thell wholehearted pHttkl- CASH GRAIN Eithlchem Steel------80% largely reflected an accumuLstlon of good the Pirates was fined $50 for "mis­ um Steen, 17 to 18.76; b«t W heifers. buainesa news. patlon In making this an outstand­ 110.60; cowa aearct. iteady ; veiler*. weak CHICACJO— Wheat: No. 1 hard P-rden Co...... 10‘/4 conduct on the field," growing out N o. 3 hard. 76»/jC to 7 6 5 i c : N o. 8 h ard Domeatlc copper priccs were Up Ho to ing success.” . to 10. a n d 110. J. I. Case-Co...... No sales 76‘'jc; No. 1 dark hsrd 77c; No. S dark lie a pound snd demand.was reported ol the argument between F risch and m Sheep: 2.000: »prinB lamb» and year- Chi.. MU., St. P. & Pa______No sales Increasing. The Industrial conference the umpires. ” Unea 10 to 26c low er: Idaho iprlnuerB . h ard 7Gc. Corn: No. 1 yellow 65c to 68e: No. 2 Chrykler Corp^ ------li'A board noted a sharp rise 'in employment 18.26; medium wcitrhl fed ycarllnsB, f8.60. yellow 67>'ic: No. 8 yellow 66(>|C lo Coca Cola ...... 104 during June. Reporta from Detroit In' dlcated that motor car manufacturers KANBAH CITV LIVESTOCK 67Vjo N. Data: No. 1 red extra heavy 82Vic; No. Commercial Solvents ______10 were revlaing upward their production KANSAS CITY. Mo.—Hosi 2,600; alow, Commonwealth Sc Southern..-. 1% cstimatea for the' balance of the year (»snoiiffi 1 red heavy Sl'^^c; No. 2 red 31^c; No. 1 uneven, top 16.16; itood t o choice IfiO to feed 30yj’c; No. 1 mixed heavy ai^c; Nd- because of the current eontraseasonal rbe TODAY’S 2B0 lb s.. 15.86 to 16.10; Bood to c h oice Continental Oil of Delaware — 10 'I mUeeV fully it^ndy; vcal- BASEBALL M oyi)onni: N o. 8 yellow 6D>^c. mlaslon already had cleared some $84,000.- c r i and calve# ateady^ to w ea k; c h oice ■ Bistman Kodak ...... -.llOSi H Uark>y fe e d : S6r to 46c N ; m altipg, 4Hc 000 in aircraft o rd er*. K60 ih. fed helfcra. 110.86; aoveral loacii ^Electric Power & Light 5% to 64c N. ir. S. Steel Jum ped to and WASHINGTON, July 30 (U.PJ-An Itood to near choice frd atecn. 10.26 to General E lectric...... 34 Bethlehem moved up 2 points to 81. Ch^* agriculture department lorecaat of By United Press 110.26. Good and choice vcatera 17.60 to (; r a i n General Poodp------40% aler ahot up to 7 4 % , u p 8^^- General a 1940 European wheat crop 20 per NATIONAL LEAGUE CHICAGO: Groin Motors sained more than a point *'*8 h e«p : 8.JOO; fhcep « te a d y ; p ra ctica lly 46 R W h e a l: General M otors...... Douslaa aircraft was bid up to.al' cent below last year raised the pos­ no lambs aold early with’ bid* l6wer. Open Goodyear Tire H% moat 3 points. DuPont had a gain of sibility today of a food shoriage thU OlnclnnaU ...... 100000>- 1 Sept...... 7r.-7f)',« more than 4 points. American Smelting OMAHA IJVE8T0CK International Harvester 46 winter oh the continent. New Y o r k ...... 000 002— 2 IW ...... 75.!h-7G led coppers up with a gain of nearly OMAHA. Ncb.-llnifii: 5.8001 uneven ly International Telephone 2% Derringer and Hershberger; Schu­ M ay . 761's 8 pointa. Other food crops have been re­ 16 to 20c lower; bulk tfood to choice Johns ManvlUe...... 67% Raila and utilities were firm. duced because of the war and the macher and Dannlng. 170 to 240 Iba.. 16.78 to $6 .1 0; top. 16.10. Corn I Kennecott Copper ...... 27% Dow Jones preliminary closing stock cold spring, officials said. They said R F ew 270 to 330 lb*.. 15.15 to 18.60. av(>ratrea: Industrial, 1 2 0 .0 0 , up 2.8&J rail. Aithough ,hla name is Nutsy, this squirrel isn't so nutty that he Cattle: 4.200; rulvta 600; fed ateers, D ec...... Loew s I n c j ...... j...... Nosales a food shortage Is proboble, but It St. L o u is ...... 005 011— 7 M ay ...... fio 27.00. up 0.51! utility. 22.75, up 0.88: 66 ycnrUnBB and hpifon atrody to strong S doesn’t know how to keep cool during a hot spell. He belongs to Gus O b Is : Montgomery ward ...... 42 at/)cka. 42.HS. up O.Ol. may not reach famine proportions Boston ...... 020110— 4 choice mPiHum wciirhti. $10.60. good to Kloeber, Cleveland florist. Besides cooling off with ice cream cones, as S ep t...... 20'/i Stork salea rose to 670,000 shares, the W am eke and Padgett;. Posedel choice fed h e lfm . 10.26 to 110.16; p ra c ­ Nash Kelvinator ...... - ...... 4% because o f old reserves. ■ Dec...... 2H \ -3 0 h ish fa l alnro June 2 8 w hen 1.I70.0UO above, he likes watermelon and orangeade. tical veal top. 17.60. National Dairy Products ...... 14% and Berres, Mas'. M ay ...... ahare* rhanjred hands. Ycsterday'a salea The agriculture department pre­ S h e e p : \2.\0tt; (at lam ha ilo w , e a r ly R Uyer New York Central...... 12M, were 2f>0.t)00 shares, curb stock sales dicted a European wheat crop, ex­ bida Borte4 alock market It wa« noted, however, i r Boston at Cleveland, night. Texas Corp. lhai sresteat gains w ere recorded in New had settled on the hou.se and she for him t o ‘ get them out alive. Btoady to 28c lower: medium good grass November delivery; no sales; clos­ Washington at St. Louis, night. Steers $7.36 to 18.26. lot good 064 lb. Trans - America ...... 4>* York. C hlcsgo & S t L o u is iaauca aa well was afraid the insecu would sting The only course left, said the ex­ fed lot steers. $9: medium bulls $4.60 to ing bld^ and ask. $1.55 to $1,75. Union 'Carbide & Carbon ., 70>i na Haltimore k Ohio and other a<‘curitiof ] ■ the children. pert. is to gas the bees to death. $6.60, good to choice veal calves. lO.BO ihat would benefit from the reported In- Union Pacific ...... 82 '.4 So Deputy Roy Fuller, who has So Deputy Fuller told the hou.se- to $10.00. CinCAtJO POTATOES rreaat*a in steel ‘ o p e r a t io n s . Indiiatrlnli SALT LAKE CITY. July 30 (U.R)~ United Aircraft...... 3B'xi and iitllltiea moved up with tho carrier Shetpt 6.600; no esrly salea. laU Mon­ CHlCAtiO -- Woathor partly cloudy. State Engineer T. H. Humphreys been highly effective In dlspo.slng holders what kind of poison to buy. day few eara fat aprlng lambs were made tempvratMrc HI. Shipm ents 124; tiitui u> United Corp...... 2 iaiiuea luit ca ln i g e n e r a lly w ere lim ited The gassing probably will take place to fraction s. today had filed notice of appeal to of matters relating to dog mis- ■p oQ trucked In lota at $7.66 to $7.76. dato. 67.147 carH ; iant acaaon. 64.347 cara^ U. S. Steel, com...... 554 A rrivala 60 cars; on trilcli 230 carai aup- [^ .S, sovernment fnaues ahowpd sen* the supreme court of a case which oreanta. rushed to the .scene of at­ this afternoon, because the bee Warner Bros...... 2\ ersl nirenath follnwlnit early hesitation WOOL pllcs, moderkle. Demand, slow; market, l.s expected to determine the respon- tack to see what he could do about swarm already was bulging wall­ BOSTON—A few mill buyers and top- best quality all soctlona. about ateady. .. 17% with late uains ranglnsT to 8/32. Western Union .slbihty for delinquent water ac­ bees. Unfortunately, by the time ho paper inward. makera wers making Inqulrlpa for wool Stocks ahuwiiig heatc; one ca r, $1.S0; o n e Boeing ...... 14% purchaser could use the water with­ lEYHASOIAL WAYNESBURG. Penn.. July national guard were on the move nt 88 to 40c In the ftcaso delivered east, ca r show ing heated and decay, $1.1.^. Briggs Manufacturing Co . _ 10 U Game From Stars but mills apparently are not Intoreatod O reg on Hllut T riiim phs. under Ice w aah- out paying the delinquency. 30 (U.R)—It rained! today for the greatest peace - time Curtiss Wright .. 7'h Vogel's Market slugged out a 37 to In purchasing at this leveL ed. two csra. $1.66; one car mixed U. S. 2 victory over the All Stars in a The case Involves the state eni- A light sprinkle fell here lust military maneuvers In the nation's N o. Is. 11.46 and U . S. N o. 2a, $1 .2 6; Electric Auto Lite ...... 34’* Junior Pee Wee league game here neer, acting for the u.sers o f Utah night and a 66-year old tradition history. lontf whiten, on e ca r nUxril U . No. Ih. Houston O i l ...... 4 $1.78 and U. 8 . Nn, 2a. $ 1 .1 6; late M on­ today. and the Jordan river, and th e Max- ONE PLAN that says It will rain here July Units representing approximately National Dl.stlUfirs ...... 20 •■'4 J Local Markets 1 day, one car U. S, No. la. $1.00; one cnr No outatandlng' batters were re­ fleld Feed and Coal company, suc­ 29 was fulfilled. 85 per cent of present land strength U. 8. No. 2a, $1.26; two cars mixed U. S. North American Aviation,. 16% Tlie community of Oakley today cessor to the White Fawn Milling Attorney John Dally, “ official were being massed In various sec- No. Is. $1.00 and U. 6. N o. 2a. $1.26. Safeway Stores...... , 44% ported, but all batsmen fattened had become the most recent to have Corp. tions for three weeks of war games ' ' Waehlngton Uusset Iturbanka, washed, Schenley Distillers ...... 10‘-J averages. dial system telephones Installed, of­ unofficial'' observer of July 29 one car jobbed, $2 ,0 0 ; one car. 11.06. intended to teach them something •( ,1 Buying Prtcet Studebaker ...... 7 Batteries: Vogel's — Spldcl and ficials of the Mountain States Tele­ rains, won a hat from Sam Taub, Nebraska cobblers. giMnl Quuliiy and con­ of modern warfare, ' ' ' ^ '' . 17'ii Vlehweg: All Stars — Ford, Good­ phone and Telegraph company an­ radio announcer., Taub wa.s the SO FT W H E A T dition, one car wttulinl, $1.2i); one car United Airlines...... It Is the first time the four fiel(l|P unw ashed, $1.16 ; ahnvvlnu hcult-il and d e ­ W hite Motor.s ...... 10‘j man and Young. Ramjue. Hazelton Girl to nounced tills afternoon. only pei'son to accept Daily's cay. on e c s r, 7 0 c ; ona rnr. GOc; one c a r , armies will engage, almost simul­ OTHER GRAINS standing bet of a hat that rain 66c. Lato Monday, one rur fair iiuallty, Chicago Pneumatic T ool...... 9% A mechanism, known as the "com ­ Barley taneously, In maneuvers. Hereto­ $1.00; showing hvatni and dcoay. one car. . 6U munity dial," has been installed would fall. OaU _ O h io Oil ...... No Additions Made Play at Concert fore, each army has held exercises 7 6 c ; on e ca r, 70 c. Kannaa cotililora, fa ir Phillips Petroleum...... 33V« there and Is now In operation. These ((uaiity, one cur, UOc; oin> .-ar ahowlnir T h e ninth in the series o f regu­ every four years. In addition, the DEANS Republic Steel . Additional scales a rc not added,by machines are constructed especially ...$2.20 conaiderablo d cc a y . 5 0 c ; two c a n Hhowlnir lar summer concerts by th e Twin maneuvers will last a week longer Great Northerns No. I ...... 32 a fish, no matter how large It may for smaller communities and for Great Northerns No. 2 2.10 ccinsldcrablo decay. $1.60 (kt car. Mia- Vanadium ...... Falls municipal band will be pre­ than Is usual. This, was m ade pos­ aiiurl Dliaa T riu m p h a, one car ihowUiff Brewster Aeronautics ... 10% grow. Those which covered It from that reason would not be serviceable Homemade Autos (One dealer quoted: five out of mar­ sented in the city park Thursday. sible by congressional appropriation k e t). conslderabis decay. 60c. the beginning continue to grow Ju.st In cities the size of Twin Falls. Aug. 1. beginning at 8:15 p. m. of additional funds. Great Northerns No. 1 ...... - ..... _....$ 2 .1 0 N. Y. CURB EXCHANGE fast enough lo keep It covered Other communities now having Will Race Here Great Northerns No. 2 ------2.00 Gue.st soloist of the evening will The games start Saturday In the CHICAGO ONIONS Anjerlcan Super Power ...... % through life. the dial systems are Glenns Perry. (Two dealers quoted). be Miss Joy Hugh, of Hazelton. who Plattsburg -Watertown -Ogdensburg. P intos ...... - ...... $2.60 CHICAGO --- Onion market fSH lb. Cities Service, new ...... 5% Hagerman and Castleford. Wendell aocka)i Illinois ycilow a , SOc t^ 86r. Will present two marimba solos: Friday, Aug. 16 N. Y., area where 105.000 men of the (Two dealer* quoted; five out of, mar­ Electric Bond —Deputy Pish and Game system Is automatic and no opera­ S m all reds 04s ...... m oor,” Donlzui.tl; Hawaiian patrol, Friday. Aug. 10, It was announced area in Wisconsin with about 65,000 (Two dealer* quoted OBa and 06a: SPECIAL WIRE Warden Ernest Grossman was tors are required. T DENVER BEANS f “Kilauea,” Stewart; Intermission. this afternoon by Thomas Gill, area troops from the midwest. en s q u oted on 04b), Courtesy of fined $20 today on charge.s of M arch. •Miami.’* Pillmore; mo- supervisor for recreation activities. The third army of 70.000 troops e ------e Sudler-Wegener & Company fishing without a license. LIVE POULTRY rlmba solos played by M iss Joy For the purpose of aiding entranLs holds its games from Aug. 4 to 24 Colored hens, over 4 lbs...... „ l l W c D E N V E R — D ca n a : Pln(<» $2.26 $2.40. Elks Bld;.<-rhone 910 Death Comes to C o lo r ^ hens, under 4 Iba. Great Northtrns, $2.26 to 12.40. Hugh, (a) "One Fleeting Hour.” in building tlielr pushmoblles, a in the Alexandria, La.-Sabine river Leghorn hens, over 8^<, lbs. Fuhrmann-Lee. (b) “Bells of St. recreational leader will be at,the area. Legh orn hens, under 8Vj lbs. Time Tables M arys” ; .selpctlon. “ Prince o f Pll- Pioneer of Buhl recreation center. 302 Third avenue The fourth army maneuvers will Colored, roaster*, over 4 lbs...... 16o INVESTMENT TRUSTS sen,” Luders; march, “ Crimson BUHL, July 30 (Special)— Mrs. north, from 10 a. m. until noon on DC divided li\to two sections. One Leghorn broilers, between Uij-2 lbs..l3e Fund. Inv...... $15.40 C olored fryers. 2 ^ to 4 I b a . ______J 4 c Rosella Campbell, pioneer resident of Schedule of psaienger trains and motor Flush." Alexander; Star Spangled each day from next Monday to the group. 45.000 men of the seventh Colored cock* - ...... 4e Marian Martin Fund Trust. A ...... $4.18 buses passing throush Twin Falls. Banner. j Buhl, died Monday at Blackfoot, day of Uie races.. corps area, will hold exercises in ths Zieghorn cocks ...... le Corp. Trust ...... $2.06 PRODUCE UNION PACIFIC. TWIN FALLS Encore numbers will Include “Two following a year's Illness. Funeral Following are the rules which Camp Ripley, Minn., area between Pattern Quart. Inc...... $6.15 DRANCH (DAILY) No. 1 butterfat . Hearts in Three Four Time” and services will be held Wednesday at have been, adopted for the event; Aug. 4 and 24. The ninth corps area^!^^ N o. 2 b u tterfa t _ Pattern 0442 may be ordered only No. 829 arrive* ______i yards 35-lnch Park City Con.solldal«l ...... 0-0 %c Interment will be In Buhl cem e­ with 42,000 men taklng part. Commercials ~ Oo N o. 882 leaves ...... 7 :00 p. m. Relatives Share tion center. labric and 2 yards ruffing. To get Silver King Coalition...... No sales tery, under direction of the Evans Eggs, In trade ------— - 1 8 c s n o s n o N E connections 2—All entries must be in by 4 p. Bmall cffffa— ------this pattern send FIFTEEN CENTS Sunshine M to ...... No sales Portland Rose, Castbound. Scholten Estate and Johnson funeral home. The Aleutian Islands are the LIV ESTO C K to Evening Times PaLlern Depart­ TlnU o Standard ...... $2 .55-$2.70 ' leave! Shoshone ...... 8 :20 p. ra. ■ She was bom Aug. 1, 1865, In m. Saturday, Aug. 10. “world's largest stepping stones." Ckoiee light butchers. 176 to 110 ment. Ten cents additional will Condor Gold ...... 1 *c-lVjC Portland Rose, westbound. Two nieces and a nephew will Cai-ml, White county. 111., and went 3—No boy or girl ■ over 15 years . pounders leaves Shoahons ...... 12:16 p. m- Over tliem man Is said to have Cverwelght butchsrs, 210 to ISO bring your our newest pattern book. ,, $4,875 share the bulk of [he $4,150 estate to Grand Island, Neb., In 1894. She of age may participate in tho derby. H ccla Mining ...... , WELLS DRANCU traveled to the new world from Si­ pon n dsrs left by the late Mrs. Edna E. Schol­ Bunker .Hill and Sullivan .. $10,125 (Daily except Sunday) was married to John Campbell Feb 4—Each entry consists of the ^irlv- beria. O verw eigh t batchars, 260 to SOO S ou th b ou n d ten, Filer, occordlng to the w ill filed 14. 1894. Tliey cam e to Buhl In er and one pu^er. pounders No. 889 leaves ...... — C ilS p. m. U n d erw eigh t butchers. 160 t o 176 LONDON UAit SILVER In probate court Monday afternoon 1008. Mr. Campbell preceded her In 6—Pushmobiles must be con.struc- N orth b ou n d Herrings seldom are seen in aqua­ p o u n d e r s ...... ■ L O N D O N — Spot bar ailver .$4.25 at 22% pence an ounce today, off S/16 who was named as executor. She Is survived by one son, Mars- and advice may be received from an Packing sow*, light ...... p e n n y , while for'w onl ea»y 1 / U p<-iiiiy t o UNION PACIFIC STAGES off and death ensues. E satb ou n d T h e relatives listed as devisees ton L. Campbell. Buhl; lour etep- Steers ...... |7.00-$B.OO 22 l/lfl peni'u. The Hank of Kntfland adult or from a recreation leader. H eifers ...... _.. |fl.00-$7.60 m a in ta in e d ita gold buying p rice at 168 A rriv e s ------10i4S a. ra. are Edna Lucille Applegate, 30. niece, son.s. Charlie Campbell, Pocatello; Fat cow s - ______|4.60.$6.50 sh illin g s per fln«- ounce. Lea ve* a. m. Portland, Ore.; Jennet Scholten, 44. H. E. Campbell, Mountain Home; V cfllers ...... A rr iv e * . 4:01 p. m...... $8.00 niece by marriage, Beloit, K an ., and Claude Campbell, Ooodlng, and Jack Cutters ...... ______ia.00-$4.00 MICTALS L e a v e s 4 :20 p. m. 5 Youths Escape Spring lamba ______17.00 N E W YOHK T.xlay-a ciiai ■ meU(?rs A rriv e# (Bolss Local) 0:20 p. m. Lue Scholten, 39, nephew by mar­ W. Campbell, Buhl. A rr iv e s 3:05 a. m. ATTEMTIOJN Y ea rlin g lamba ...... nrlces for delivered melals (>nia p er riage, Beloit, Kan. They will receive Lea ve* 3ilO a. m. M IL L FEED l b . ) ; Injury in Crash StagM arriving at 10:46 a. and...... 0i20.. the estate alter payijient o f claims Bran. 100 pound* ______- $ 1.10 Coppen Kle*-lroiytir IOVh to 11S •’ •*" Stock Feeders p. m, are via Jerome, Wendell and Good* KCTCHUM, July 30 (SpecloD— Bran. 600 pound* ____ — -$1.0S port f.a.S.. U.D6 (o 10.10; ranlinu f.O.b* and a $100 bequest to Donald Por­ Daughter Asking Feed Golden Drand ingl 4:05 p. m. and others vis Buhl tnd S lock feed . 100 pounds — ■ — ^$1.20 refinery, 11.SO; lake, delivered. llVj. Five youths today had escaped In­ U a g trm a n . ter, Filer, a friend of tho Into resl- Products Btoek feed . 600 pounds ____ -11.11 T i n t s p o t atraita 62'V dent. jury after their car left the road Lead: New Yorli 6.00 tn 6.OS; ICaat 8L W s stb o a n d Estate Authority O nOG TANKAGB Mrs. Scholten, 69, died a t Filer and overturned 23 miles north of Louis 4.66. A r r iv e s — ...... ! :66 s. m. Asking administrative authority here late Sunday night. # DONE MEAL 7.{n et N ew York fl.S4 j Saat St. I / wiil I«aavc* - ...... - ...... 3:0& a. m. July 23. She was the widow of the In . the jjta to,. ol_liB r_fotlieti_J.J5. ____ 0 MEAT RnnAPft 6.28. ~Ati‘lVM~::r;=r.rt=nn:r77;T7;:.:------9t60 ;ste~ATtnur sciioltenrDnctlmB Jus= Driver of Uie-raaohine-was-Rex Aluminum, virgin 19. L e a v e s ------8:10 p. ta. McIntyre, who died on Armistice Mays. Rupert. Tho machine was Manufactured by Perishable I»latinum (dullars per ounce): 36 to 39. Leave* (Bolis Local) ------t :80 p. ra. tlce o f the peace at Filer. day of 1027, Mrs. Ivy Dopson filed damaged to an extent of nn esti­ Quicksilver (dollara per fluak of T6 A r r i v e s _____— ...... U tOO p. m. Judge C. A. Bailey set hearing for IDAHO HIDE and —— ------p . ra. petition In probate court Monday mated $150. Tho car left Uie road on P Ibs.lt 100 to 102 N. L ea v es 11:10 probate of the will Aug. 16. Rayborn l^ngsten, iiowdoreili (iloltan per lb. Stages arriving at 4 :56 a. m. and S ;10 p. afternoon. a cui-ve. Investigation dloclosed. TALLOW CO. Shipping 9 8 * 0 9 p e t ) : 2.2K to 2.SO. N. m. and Bolss local leaving st 6:S0 p. m. and Raybom are attorneys In tho Tlie estate consists of two Twin Wolframite. Chlneaet (dollara per unit) are via Jerome, Wendell snd Goodingt action. Inqnlr« at Vonr Nearest Dealer Palls sururban loti^ and was com ­ Cowiesjr Frtd C. Farmer, Union 1 pci, metallio content duly paid—22.60 o th e r s via Uuhl and I la g e r m a n , At one time tho English channel Or Write to Ds. munity property o f the lato Mr. Pacific freight njcnl, t o 14 . N . OTHER STACE LINES was a great mountain range. TWIN FALLB-aUN VALLEY uiRxn McIntyre and Mra. Elizabeth a M c­ T«(n FalU • Te San Valliy Intyre, who Is still o resid en t'of L e a v e s ...... 1 1 :0n s, ra. ■ LOS ANGELES — Physicians Queen of Jubilee L e a v e s ------...... 8<00 p. m. took a woman suffering from In­ Twin Falls. Tlio petitioner ocqulr- Carload ihlpmcnts o f perishable Frsn Bon Vallsy fantile paralysis from her' Iron ed title by conveyance. commodlUcs for Juljr 30: A rr iv e s - l o i s o a. m. lung for 30 minutes so she could Probate Judge O. A. Bailey «et Makes Trip Aug. 4 A rr iv e s . (llK p. B. henrlng lor Aug. 31. Harry Benoit YOUR headquarters f o r - Caldwell district— Potntoct IB, Salmon connsclion leavea T*In give birth to a baby, It wn« dis­ 'ocas i , onlona 3, MIm Mnurlno Luke, w ho Bcrved ns Falla Hon., Wtd., Frl...... 11:00 a. m. closed today. Mrs. Virginia M atth- la attoniey for Mrs. Dopson. Idaho Fiilla district—Pona ID. queen ot Uic Mngln City Jubilee, Arrive Salmon, Mon.. W ed., and otos, 33, bore a 'normal child, MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE TRACTORS Others—Blonk, will Icnve for Siin rrnnclsco Aug. 4 F r id a y ...... — 9iS0 p. m. though It was a month premature. Leave Salmon 1'u m ., T h u r s .. AND IMPLEMElNTS on tlic trip she won ns pnrt ot licr s n d SaturdsT, ...... fliis a. m. She was stricken with Infantile Elderly Patient Markets at a Glance "royal" honors, Junior Chamber of TWIN FALLR.WELLS paralysis Saturday and h er child CLETRAC CRAWLER TYPE TRACTORS Oommcrco members were told M on- Te W elU was born on Sundoy In th e Los Passes Suddenly tlny night by Dr. Frnnk J. McAteo, L ea v es ...... 1 1 10« a, m. Angeles county peneral hospital. HERCULES GAS & DIESEL ENGINES Kooks higher, From W elts nuPEHT, Jidy 30 (Special) - Dimds hlghfr. ono of the cominlttecmcii who dl- A rrlvi , 1:00 p. I Ned Angland, an aged patient at Curb higher. rcoteil the queen competition. DEMING PUMPS — “ YELLOW STRAND" CABLE ('nil mont’y 1 per cent.* TWIN FALLR-nUPRRT GOVEIINOK TO BFEAK the Jolly nursing home, was found MIm Luke will, travel by motor foreign eichange steady. Tu Itapirt.' U arlty. sic. dead In his bed Silnday morning, AND \ , bus and will lenvo from the BtnBe I 4 « v e s T w in Falls ------0i20 p. m. BANDPOINT, Ida., July 30 (U.n)- Cottim allghtty improved. llio body Is at Uio Goodman mor­ Wheat Ifl (o l%e hl|b«ri «orn «p depot In 'rwln Palls. Jnycecs were Arrives Rupirl ...... 7i88 p. m. Gov. naymond L. Baldwin of Con­ A COMPLETE LINE OK FARM, MINE AND CON- Ftsm Rapiit, UvrUri ost- ... ^KANOmCO Train N o. 811 (F a st) _____: <>tO S*M rHANOI»C<)-««lrr m.tVrtt here. On 3<-luiur d\ity for only f(xid fllags to Walla ...... 9)10 a. m. imned \uitll next Saturday anil O i'»- Ho Iho t w i n f a l l s C n ld w »H Stags to Fllsr and Ilnhl ...... 7i?0 Boilia trees kilown as aoftwoods ilay because of n,|n. ‘ ' Iitltk'i’ >1 Iran lOr, III .m n IIH r, tO and Mielter, Osonr rlinsen nwny doRH, a. nf. iU BlionJione Rl, K »l — Fhorte *0!0 •ei're HP srore Itc. caUi and even persorM w ho venture Hisg* lo Jtroras snd W e n n d d e e ll, ll... 4i40k> p. irt. produce harder lumber tlmn (Oina m4»« te nllas, (hfn eaal and on Un govwnmcM property. M Mimlint trains iianlwood trcei. RICAD TIIK TIMKO WANT AIM. I > Tuoaday. July SO, 1040 V IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN PALLSnpAHO Page%ine Use the Want Ads to Solve Business or Personal Wants... It Pays!

J W A W T A D RATES HAY. GRAIN, FEED WANTED TO BUY THIS CURIOUS WORLD By William Ferguson ' Grain storage and seed cleonlnj nnr Publication In Botb WHEAT and barley. Arch Coiner. ■\ • TIM ES and NEWS Bags—Burlaps and Seomless GLOBE StZD & ^EED CO. FEB LINE FEK 0 i l7 : iRESULTSi HIGHEST cash prices (or scrap 111 «»7 », pet IlnD per da; .... IZo X3UST0M GRINDING hxmt LX. Langdon, 100 4th Ave W . S b n » i n j t , per IUm per dsT . . . JSo , Grind It where It grows! Ona dSTi pet Un» ...... JAe MORELAMO MILLING SmVIOE m m m MISCELLANEOUS P. O. Box 274-Pilcr. Ida.-Ph. 318 VICHY, Prance, July 30. (U.ra — - 83 ^ Discount F.OR SALE Minister of Justice Rahael AUbert. For Caah Any Way You Look At It! COWS that chew wood; wire, nails, today had submitted a decree to the etc.. need Globe Grey Gold Min­ G IR LS Bicycle, bargain,, Ph. .763. council of ministers creating a b l^ Oiub discounts allowed U advertise­ eral—$4.00 per cwt; court to try form er Premier EMouard ment la paid lot irithln loven days GLOBE SEED & FEED CO. ♦15 BOYS’ SUver King, balloon tired Daladler and others charged with ot Unit IttierUon. bicycle, good cond. 812 B l Lokes. responsibility for th e war and th e . Ko cliwdfled ad taken (or lesi than defeat of Prance.. .' ■' AUTOMOBILE OLABS 60o dlSCOUQt LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Although the official list of per­ RESULTS -4 Quick, Thometi Top A Bod; World sons to be arraigned before the high lilne at olaBslfled advertising com ­ H OGS for tale. Ph. OI05-R2. puted on bnisls n f Uve medlum- adequate, profitable, OANVAS-AUi KINDS court had not been announced, it leoetb words per line. WEAKER pigs. Maurice Capps, R. 3i Tbameu Top t i Bod) Worky appeared certain former. Premiers That’s what you want Daladler, Paul Reynaud and Leon COMPLETE COVERAGE when you buy classified FOR SALE OHEAP-RldIng horse. W OOD pipe, range boilers for cu l­ Blum; Qenerallsslmo Maurice Gus> AT ONE COST Gentle for children. Ph. 3167-W. verts, bathtubs and all idnds of tave Oamelln, form er Minister o f In­ . IN TWIN FALLS advertising. That’s sacks, Idaho Junk House. terior. Georges Mandel and former 41 PHONE 38 or 32 FOB ADTAKEB W HITE face yearling breeding ewes. Air Minister Pierre Cot would ba­ Ed Weljs. 1440 8th E , Twin Palls.' USE the classifieds when YOU have , IN JEROME what you get when you the "stars” of the trials. ^ something to sell—and when you ’The Allbert decriee which the Leave Ads at E A W Root Beer 3-YR.-0LD n. of L registered place your ad in the want a bargalnl council of ministers- studied today Hampshire stud ram. J. S. Peld- IN RCFEBT EACH DEGREE OF constitutes a hl^h court com posed, TIMES and N?W S! husen. Klmb. Ph. 0403-Rl. T. P. PORTABLE typewriter, piano, extra Leave Ads at Residence ot L 0 N<2»ITU 0 E of seven magistrates w ho will be Mrs. Ida WheWer. 718 B St good Olbson electric refrigerator You can buy, sell, rent BIG cross bred breeding ewes. Also »66, boy's bicycle— balloon tires, ON THE EARTH designated "because of their hide- ■ IN BUHL always In the market for feeding boy’s stock saddle. r e p r e s e n t s pendence of all political ties. Leave Ads at JosUn’a or exchange anything lambs. O. 0. Newman grade and high school. fans S135. Diamond Hardware. other const cities on a Christmas help. Add It all up and you’ll find Dr. E. J. Miller, 412 Main N, Ph. 1077 shopping tour, ship Nhio (0) South of Range BD. Si RM. 120-0th Ave. North. Write Box 53, News-Tlmcs. are parents of a son born July 20, —the classifieds make for better J, Willard Beat, Olenns Perry, and Sixteen (10) E. B. M, Lying cost Job Printing at St. Alphonsus hospital, Boise. Uvlng. BOARD & ROOM. 346-7th Ave. E. Dr. O. W. Rose, 114 Main N. Ph. 037, Miss Viola Irby, Idaho Falls, and J. of Rock Creek and norUi of tho A large group of Jerome county E. Brown and EUeen Navln. both Big Drow, containing 20 acres FOR SALE: 480 A. Irrigated QUALITY JOB PRINTING voters heard an interesting talk FURNISHED ROOMS Painting-Decorating Twin Palls residents, obtained mar­ more or less; Lota .Two (2), Tlu'ce ranch, 2 set buildings, near Jer­ Letterheads . , , Mall Plecea by Prank J. Keenan last Friday BEAUTY SHOPS riage licenses lait week from the (3) and Four (4 ); that part ot Lot ome. J30 |)cr acre. Terms. J. E. Business Cards , . . Folderi evening In Jerome court rooms. Earle ROOMS and garage. 220 Otli Avo. E. E. L. SHAFFER. Ph. I303-J. offices of Mrs, Charlotte Roberson, Ten (10) lying north of the Big -ILNORA-Dlckard Beauty-Shop,-£Sa . ROBERTS and. A..S, HENSON, . 1 Stationery BiWininins.jLlormer_resIdent.jiow Signs and Showcards olerkratidltor-and'Tecoi'flcr...... 'Draw,-contaInlng-four-ttcrea-more------Blue Lakes. Pl^. 1471. Eve. by appt. NEXT to baUi, 552-4th N, Twin Palls, Ida, TIMES and NEWS a guard In the state penitentiary at Mr, and Mrs, Oscar Morton and or less, twelve (12) acres or the COMMERCIAL P R IN n N G DEPT. Boise, was also among the guests. JULY special—O il permanents $1J)0. Planing Mill son Keith and Mr, Morton's uncle North Half of Lot Twelve (IJ) and COOL rm., bath, 325 3rd Ave. W. Honoring the memory o f the saint, 480 A. Jerome county. ICnown aa are visiting here In the I’lea.sant the North holf ot tlio South half Work guaranteed I Ph. 1405J. San Ignacio de Loyola, tho Basque BLEEPINO rm. 213 4th Ave. East. north portion o f Bethune proper' Insurance Wo make eash, doors, screens, cabi- Plains district with Mr, and Mrs. of the Nortlieost Quarter of the people around this section ot south­ PERMS. *3, It. ts, Id, U prloe. UU ty, B ml. E. Jerome. 480 ahores H. neta, counters—anything ot wood. Tom and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slm- Southeast Quarter (NVi NEV. Peavey-Taber Co, Inc. Phono 201. ern Idaho, enjoyed a picnic at Klmb. Rd. Pb. 1747. Mrs, Beamer. 2 CLEAN unfurn. rms. 101 S. Wash. side water. 2 sets buildings, readily ’TWIN PALLS LUMBER CO. erly. They ore from Maryville. Tenn. SE14) and tho North H a lf'of tho Hailey Sunday where', a great num­ adapted for stock purposes. O ffers Phone B42 Mr. and Mrs. 6am O'Connor, Northeast Quarter of the South­ I FOR 1 special on |t. IS, 10, waves. RM. and 3-m. apt. 130 6th N, Nortliwestem Mutual,Life Ins. Oo. ber gathered to pay tribute to tho to purclia.™, and appointment for M. E. Helfflbolt, 6p. Ag. Ph. 1024. parents of Mrs, Charles Slnierly, east (juorter tNU NEU SEU) all Crawford Beauty Salon. Pb, 1674. examination of property m ay be Plumbing and Beating patron Bolnt’s memory. Cold drinks In SeclIW ’'lrweftty-four (J«, NICE front rm„ gar. 143 6th Ave, N. Grand Junction,' Colo,, arc house ond barbecued meats were enjoyed, ‘ made by seeing Wm. H. Th om p­ Townsjilp Ntoe (0) South of SfGOIAlr-18 wave tor 19.00:14 and guests of Mr, ond Mrs, Charles following solemn high moss at the NICE rm.. close In. 331 3d Ave. N, son, Burley, Ph. 00. Key Shop‘ Itefinlte Water Softeners; oil burn­ Range Sixteen (10) EB,M. " 15 waves U price. Idaho Barber A Simerly, Hnlley Catholic church at 10:30 a, m. ing water heaters. Abbott PIbg. PUDUC NOTICE 18 HEREBY 1 Beiuty Shop, Ph. U l eohado Key Shop, 130 3nd St, soutb. Fifty three .ladles of the Women’s A large number of tho Jerome Ii O. FRONT bedrm. Close In, Ph, MS, FARM IMPLEMENTS GIVEN: That on tlie 32nd day ot , Back of Idaho Dept, Store, Oounell' of the Jerome Chrlslinn O. F. and Rebekoh lodges attended Radio Repairing August, 1040, at the hour o f 10:00 ; MAROILLE’S, IBl Tlilrd Ave, N, Th e PURN rms, 435 2nd Ave, W, church were servod a lunclicon Fri­ the annual picnic In the hills Sun­ ALL' KINDS Of a and 4-row bean o’clock A, M„ Mountain Time, of . shop o f unusual permanents and cutters. Ilnrry Musgrave. day by group 3, Vernon Aclicnbach day. ' Laundries POWELL RADIO-PIIONE 800 sold day, at the East front door of • linger waves. Soft water oil eham- LAROE, cool rm„ prIv, batli, outsldo played two violin selections, accom- Frank Ulrich, 37, Twin Falls, wlio tlio Court House o f the County of ) poo and finger wave BOo, Evonhigs entr, Man only, 223 7th Ave, N, 1—28-In. grain and bean separator; Parisian Laundry. Phone-060, |)anle Oil rermnncnts ti.OO up. Junior etu- Contracts Uorinnnccill Typewriters (he highest biddei- for.cash, lawful SEEDS I’ayincnts Um\«cc<1I was dlsmissod following the singing Hull, Jerome, Is the complainant lii deh» work troo. 130 Main West. UNFUUNISHEU HOUSES money of the United fltates, lubject . Addltloiuil money ADVANOEDI Sales, rentals and service. Phono DD. ot "God Uless Aniorlca," tiie case, Tlio offense, ossertcdly to redemption »a provided fcy law ,' > i 3-RM„ bath, close in. Ph, J20 or 07, MICHEL'S GRASS 10-nilnuto Borvico at low ratesl Miss Edith Nnhoolas, nn histriictor coimnitted hero wo) in 1039, Bherlff f SITUATIONS WANTED JULIUS JASPER CROP Vpholstering in Jerome iiigh soiiooi, Imt rcUitiied B. Johnson sold, •nd that Plaintiff reiervea the right 3 IIMB,, bath, garago, 400,jlth E, Order now for fall pinntlngl ' WESTERN FINANCE CO. to Jerome after attending the sum­ Mrs, II, 0 . Dtifrin, Jerome, loft to bid at luoh Bale. , ' OOMMEItCIAI. trucking, I340-U, Next to Fidelity Dank ULOBE liEED A PEEU CO. Repairing, reflnlshing. Crew & Uru« mer session at the University ol recently for Dear lake wliero tho will Date WANT mUUIlo aged, unenourtbeiod MOD, 4 tms:, J bedrma,, hdwrt Ilti, payi blgf FARM and Olty loani, (W %. Prompt Delta modwoiktni moohtnety. ’Twin Polkman meeivert weirtl that Mr. flaHghlm s before »h» returns to her rub, Tlmen-July SO, Aug, I, » , t \ ' . lady l o t gen. hewli. Pli, 17!7, fireplace. Choice ,lo««, Ph. 7BJ, , OLODIt BraOD i i T O D OO. action, Dwim Inv, Oo, Ph. COI, . roll* Junk llouu^ S30 Main B. and Mti, Harold IVIkman, llolse. iKinio lioie. into '

' ■ Page* Ten IDAHO' EVENING T IM E b, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Tuesday, July 30,1940 Demand Noted for .IKCIRIIEI PERPLEXED DEPUTIES CANT Irrigation Water SERVE SUBPOENA ON GHOST With M gatlon demands reaching a peak during the la A week because o f a continued heat waye. storage niiEiiiin LOB ANQELEa, July 30 (U.I9—Two deputy sherlHB appeared to Judge resenoirs servtag this section show­ Clement Nye's court to report that they have been unable to aene a ’The city o f Twin Palla today had ed a drop during that period, it vyos . STORE B ^ , July 30 (Special) — subpoena upon Sheland Sholmond, alias Sho-Sha, a ghost. revealed today in a report received ^ SouUiem Idaho ^(oose convention been asked to act as' co-sponsor In The apparition 1s wonted to testify In the contesttd divorce case «! construction of an armory for Twin by the Twin Palls Canal company “l£;It Isn’t Right Bring It Back” , ‘ 'wlU draw natldnttl offlcers and olfl- Mrs. Lillian Boyce. Her husband, Dr. William A. Boyce, a :weiflthy eye Falls with the stipulation that It from Lynn Crandall, watcnnaster, cers and delegates Irom aU lodges specialist, has named the ghost os co-respondent and says he has stolen would not have to enter into the fi­ ’The report shows that storage .. of southern J ^ h o to Buhl when the his wife’s love. nancial end of. the operations. waters In Jackson lake decreased S, S. Hahn and W, O. O raf, Dr. Boyce’s attorneys, have Insisted during the period, from 644 J20 acre u m u al convention opens Aug. 1 and The request waS'made on behalf A MOST WONDERFUL SPIRIT LIFTER.... Sho-Sha 14 essential to their case. If the deputies were unable to serve of the Twin Palls County National feel to 637.610: American falls res- continues through Aug. 3. the summons, they said, they would ask permission to.stage a "concentra­ Guard association last night at reg­ ervolr dropped from 854 JOO ------acre Leonard, R. Howard, Buhl, presi­ tion" In court— to darken the room, set a trumpet on -a table!before the ular session ol the city codncU by feet to Lake Wolcott —When NOW Amos, < sergeant-at-arms. large training sector, office and sup­ Albert J. Sartprl, Spokane, Wash., Warren Waterman, son of a wealthy ply space, recreatlpn and officers’ broker, tried to hold up the Com Strikingly dramatic, find the pick of advance Fall past supreme governor and present facilities and, according to Lauter­ Exchange bank with a toy gun he headliners here. Big side-swept brims, forward- district supervisor, will be a visiting UP-DOWN bach, would be "the most Mmplete” •nie plane w as. 13,000 feet up didn’t reckon with Ham Love, Yale dignitary. K A. Kallen. deputy su­ In Idaho. ^ perched or “backward’” berets, suavely draped tur­ preme secretary, and four Idaho LANES WELME when a cylinder “ blew." *37 football tackle. Two-Slorlea HItH bans, provocative postillions, sophisticated turbans, At first the two ■ occupants' Waterman, thrusting the “ pistol' Pilgrims to be present are W. H. Cinder block construction would though maybe the pamchutca ftt the teller, demanded'all the large . . . all marvelously flattering as they are wearable! Mullins. Boise; A. H. Martin, Poca­ be featured and the structure would would be the thtog to use. but on bills, tho teller buzzed the.iilarm and Choose your’s now in velvets, felts . . . wear it im­ tello; J. M. Lowry. Boise, and P. M. be two stories high with full base­ .S,LiR second thought they decided to Love, assistant manager of tho mediately with great chic. W llU a m E , Montpelier. Vem Krelgh ment. "ride It down." Is governor of the host Buhl lodge. NEW YORK. July 80 (U.R)~ Councllmen indicated that an ap­ bank, leaped upon the would-be They did, and landed at th« bandit, who never had a chance. Mrs. Katherine Smith, Washing­ Planes and blimps flew overhead plication for a WPA project to con­ Buhl ahTJort, ton. D. C.. grand recorderi has auth­ and hundreds of harbor croft whis­ struct a new city bam, on property Waterman is a Harvard man. orized Mrs. Ivan Adam. Helper, tled a noisy welcome yesterday as Today the two filers, Pilot Don now occupied by the old bam . 98vln Palls distinguished group of officials After the engine has been re­ needed office space In that struc­ town .'itructiu’e, now being built, was Just Unpacked! county shcrllf and staunch support­ greeted Capt. Giles 0. Stedman, paired, the Twin Palls airport will ture. denied. continue to be the base for the big er of Moo.'ie lodge. master of the $17,600,000 liner when Parking meters also came up for Councllmen ordered American NEW NOVELTY ship. The public Is Invited to the mem­ the ship ended her Journey from dlscu-sslon at lost night’s session fluR.s to be displayed Aug. 30 and 31, orial services arranged for Friday Viewport News. Va. with Mayor Joe Koehler leading the dates for the Young Republican and SPUlf RAYON One policeman out of every bIx In dlscus-slon 'for them and Councilman .state Republican platform conven­ evening. Tlil.s service will be in Tlie liner originally had been charge of Elizabeth Adams, Mrs. ;mgland Is employed on traffic duty. Carl Ritchey disapproving. No action tions in Twin Palls. .FABRICS scheduled for tlie European service, Marian Hamby will sing a solo dur­ but owing to the war she will be ing the evening. Mrs. Paye Walcott put In the South American cruise will be chairman for the ritualistic » yd. service. 49c contest Tliursday and Mrs. Blo.ssom Krelgh will be In charge of the pro­ Glowing Fall colors in gram. Mrs. Beatrice Johnson Is New Coal Price a varied assortment of* chairman for refreshments at the plaids, stripes and picnic Friday evening, and chair man lor the Legion frohc Thursday Set for Sept. 3 printed patterns. All evening. WASHINGTON, July 30 (U.RI—D1-; 39 inches wide. Thursday from 8 to 10 a. m. con- rector Howard A. Gray of the bi­ Not a dress in our shop ventloners will register at the Cozy tuminous coal division had said to­ theater. At 10 a. m. will be a Joint day minimum prices for the soft DRY GOODS DEPT. opening session with call to order by coal industry will become effective the president, L. R. Howard; invo­ Sept. 3. Just Unpacked! cation. Hev. J. D. Harden, pastor ol Details of the minimum prices priced over $4.98 in this 6uhl Christian church: presentation have been worked out and actual For thest txciting new '■ •f the flag, Sergeant-at-Arma Prank A Large price schedules for the Rocky m oun­ fill creations Amos; Introduction of supreme lodge tain and far western states were Assortment officers and address of welcome, mailed last night to district code Combination! are tho Mayor C. 0. Voeller; response. E. A, authorities. The other schedules will iliing.. Suede top zip­ of New Fall Kallen; and appointment of com­ be mailed by Aug. 1, Gray said, but sweeping per bag with tucic de­ mittees. he withheld the establishment of WOOLENS Program for Tliursday is 1 p. m., prices until details such as promul' tail and grosgrain roll ritualistic contest, L.O.O^. at Leg­ gatlon orders and, markei regula­ extending into a clever ion hall, and ritualistic contest. W. tions have been sighed. bracelet handle. 0. T. M. at I.O.O.F. hall; 7 p. m. When established, the prices will 9 8 c .« 2 9 » initiation of convention class L.0.0. range from a low of 10 cents a ton at Dreii-up luede/: Per Yard M. at Legion hall, with work exem the mine lor low-grade coal duat frame bag imartly.K pllfled by winning degree team and in Indiana to $5.25 a ton for high- trimmed with «atin in- v B'l Inches Wide! initiation of convention class W. O, grade lump coal In Washington lerti and handle. i Plain Color.s! T. M. at I. p. 0 . F. hall, work ex­ state. The prices will cover praotl k :l o s e -o u t emplified by winning degree team; cally all the commercial soft coal The perfect occesiory (or the early - Stripc.'i I 8:30 p. m. Legion frolic at Legion produced In the United States, In­ fall dreii In black, brown or wine. Pliiids! hall. cluding small sized slack coal used Friday at 7:30 a. -m. Will be secre* for Industrial purposes and lump tarles’ and governors' breakfast at coal used chiefly for home heating Mercer cafe, with instructions by purposes. of July Clearance Values E. A. Kallen. and W.O.T.M. friend­ ship breakfast at Aurora cafe con­ MEN'S STORE ducted by Ersai Comlelson. Poca' Last days of our July Clearance! And tello. At 8 a. m. will bo W.O.TJ^!. New Shipment! session at I.O.OJ’. hall, with re­ our stock has taken further reductions ports o f committees; question box in price to be sure that it moves quickly, RUMMAGE conducted by Para WUkerson, grand THS SPIRIT OF cleanly to make room for incoming lenior regent; election of officers Men’s Wool and Installation. At 10 a. m. will merchandise. We are sure that these RACK « _ follow round table discussion L 0. values represent real money saving op­ Includes dresses, O. M., and at noon W. 0. T. M. no­ Pants and skirts, blou.ses and < hostess luncheon at Christ ion portunities for every lady I other odd.s a n d 99 church, ^and a fellowship luncheon ends. at Mercer cafe. Honors will be con­ ferred by A1 J. Sartorl and E. A. DOORS OPEN 9 A.M . Slacks Kallen. Friday at !;30 p. m. will be Joint Bcsslon. teading of minutes; ad Now You' Can Have | dresses Earl Kennedy. Jerome, Your First PREVIEW Myrtle .Orchard. Montpelier. E. A. $ 3 9 8 Kallen; Flossie Hill, grand graduate Summer Summer of Fall Styles! regent o f southern Idaho; I. M. by JOHN CLINTON liowery^ Boise; Al J. Sartorl, P. S. and D. and district supervisor of Loyal Y ou’ re curious to know what You Itnow, in Oitler of Moose; and general di.v your new Fall shoes will be cusslon. Outing and eaLs at Clear wiling tlieie DRESSES DRESSES like and now we can tell! l&kps resort will be followed by mem­ c o l u m n i I One generously selected group pf Another group which gives you a orial services at Legion hall by Buhl frel a certain $ 4 9 8 Wedgies are .still in with even summer dre.'i.se.'f priced now at wide selection at these clearance L.OOJd. at 8 p. m. obiigation to more daring designs, leathers Saturday at 10 a. m. will be clbs- fny readen- these low figure.s! prices. if any - to take on new trealment.s, heels Ing Joint Bcsslon, report.-? of com­ I report on ORIGINAL VAJ.UES TO $10.95 ORIGINAL VALUES TO $10.75 give added interest. It’s go­ mittees, selections of convention city Union rather than just adverllM Brand new fall pat­ and election and installation of of­ ing to be an exciting season i t ficers. At 1:30 p. m.. fancy drill * « * terns and shades — for footwear and you’ll be competition at Legion hnjl will be first with the styles by com­ Thof «xplaln» w hy wh«n th« followed by taking of pictures al $|98 $ 2 9 8 98 $498 pleated and plain ing to the Idaho Dept. Store. Buhl park. At 6 p. m. Is banquet beif ioldt “W riU somt*hlng at Metliodlst church. Prank Wll- o b o u f o u r S t e p - W « a r Lubrlcoilftn fronts— all sizes. . llama, toastmoster. btino difTtr«n) from ordlnory hibrlcotlon/* I loldt "DIH«r«nt $ 4 .9 5 hoMrP A r a n 'r o i l lu b r le o flo n lo b i lu - , „.:iv th « • g m t t " These two featured groups comprise our entire stock of • 6 New Styles! ♦ • • dresses. Nothing has been held back! ® Newest Autumn Colors! REEIS W fll they SHOP ^ look my • Patents, Suedes, Calf! Hlspano-Ply- IN COOL Pumps, Oxfords, Slippers! mouth and One Rack O f gave it a reg- LB REFUGEES nlar S lo n - Special Purchase Sale of AIR NEW YORK, July 30 (U.RI—J. P. W e a r ) o d . Morgan, excited and perspiring, met When they WASHABLE the liner Brlttjinlc when It docked brought it back, they said: CONDITIONED here and extended an affectionate . “Now look, Clinton. W’o want DRESSES greeting to Uiree small children who you to observe 3 things! 85 Slack Suits COMFORT whooped down the gangplank Into « « * X-RAY FITTING hl.'i arms. Just arrived merchandise to *'You (an ■§• tht diffarante,/**! $ insures la s t­ The children were 11 - year - old highlight thi.s final clearance. 1 . 7 9 HERE! (he dlfftr«nc«4 and fieor the dif­ ing eomfortl Loi' Primrose, son of Lor( Shrews­ $2.98 ference. Oet In and drive around Colors for NOW and FALL! bury, who lives near Edinburgh, and the block, then quit being m These prices also include sum­ 2 $ 3 . 5 0 'George Vlvla.i Smith, 6, and his , ikeplUI"» year-old alster, children of Hugh « » • mer slack stock now, on hand. Values to $3.98 Vivian Smith, a partner In the Lon- R eg . ?3.98 to $7.95 vulueaJ_____ $3.98 — don-banklng-house o f Morgan and Which 1 did. N O EXCHANGES ------Grenfell. W o w / 1 co u ld THIS IS ALL NEW M E R C H A N D IS E - * NO REFUNDS Presenting the New Fall feel the dlf- ‘'Children of friends of mine.’' JUST RECEIVED 0 ALL BALES FINAL Morgan said. fereoce in th e w «y it Styles in Tlie children were taken to the steered and Morgan Long Island estate at MaUn- shiftcdllrf<(i BROGUES cock Point, Locust vnlley. N. Y. hear the dif­ Special Purchase Sale of , Tlie Cunard-Whlte Stjir liner had ference in the way it sountled - H ATS”^^ anlved from Liverpool with 770 pas- quiet Bj a whisper, and as for sengers-JTa of them children. The icflfng tlio dilFcrcnce, that wai $3.95 i. $6.85 sill was convoyed by five warships 50c 99c o b v lo m -c a r dusted off. (ire» for 30 hours out of Liverpool. and running boards dreiied. TABLE TABLE too Play Suits Rich deep browns or blacks with heavy glass glcftming, oven tlio interior double solefl. Correct for both bu.iincsa cleaned outi Our entire stock of hats and sports wear. Lots of styles to choose Just arrived direct from south- ^ ^ ^ grouped on two tables with from. spyDlilifl Don't |uit taka my word for tl* other odds and ends. ern markets! A complclo sclcc- S I . O f t Drive down yowr Unlen ito« tion o f phiy .suits regularly ^ tl«n «nd hov« 'em do • Hep* soiling for,$2.98 to $G.!)ft but rc- ' Wear |ob on your car. Then, BLOUSES- drive It. If you don't ogre* ll'e duccd in this store-wido clear- Oft ffli 1 1 anything boat you ever -JACKETS ancc now ! Mcrt's Store Luggage Dcpt. ■ NAMPA, Ida., July 30 (U.l!) — 'Hie tried beforof then may I never , New Shipmciit! > I:'.iliu Blilppers and Qrowers associ­ «rrlte vnether Column In all my ation iiad nnnotmcod today a ship­ llfo. 1/2 PRICE LADIES’ HAT BOXES in the Round Shape ping holiday 1ms bocn declared to hold hack n flood of Idaho potatoes and bolster the market. UNION OIL COMPANY $3.98 ■ ’flio holiday, wlileli will end Aug. 1, 'ime after prices on the Chicago iriHE LiKlitost 'Weiglit- Wiwhablo black covorinu, with printed fabric lining. • market broke between 70 and 09 Snap fastonori), cents per liuudred. rotate) shipments union o i l COMPANY had been moving at the rate of about JOHN A. MAISCII, JR. to carloads per day. Piirm iuroi