A n A a o d a t e d TODAY: P rat Nnvtimper THE TW IN FALLS NEW S Partly Cloudy

4 Vol. ss, No. t n nVIN FALLS, IDAHO, ^VEDNESDAY MORNING. SHPTEMnER 1, lf)10 Pricc"Five Cciits U. s. Swaps Destroyers for Air Bases Scout Leaders Prepare for Sessions R oosevelt A nnounces D eal LIIIES ABOyi PE To B ulw ark B ritain’s N avy British Hail \lloi-iicy Rules Five Escapcd Arkansas Con­ victs with Three High D eal With (lonjfressOut School Student Hostages America Of Trade Believed Caught in Swam p r A<,-xi.led -er-agf ,U. S. des- third Um» late Ja-st n lsh t after In the state gave Murdock 3073; , Coming from N^w York Ciir to King 030 and Delbert M, D raper 297. .Mr. P ii/h a d recelvM l«b vo( to G reat Britain eaused.no I4-mImit4 enffagement .a t th* GLASS WOULD SEND NAVV conduct Ihe progmm will be Willi.im Ity'* outsklrt.s. On the fUpubilean side. Philo T. a n d D r.L u ^IG . As the Wumbei apparent surprise here tonight Many Shots Firpd in Palace Grounds Before LVNCHnURO. Va, Sept, 3 (-?)— Mr. Pm y^iiccreds h ltn .^ f; wh . C- We.uel. national direrior ol ciiB- Other night bombers, however, at­ Pnmsworth, Jr.. of Salt Lake 'Clly. lere w»* no sponlaneoin reaction. Senator Cnrter O lau (D*Va,) said veteran parly worker, led wlUi IHO. Dr. Lukf Is au cc eu o r/to Oforge bliig, Bov Scouta of Americ.i. .'c- Soldiers Overcome Attackers tacked the lndu.Vtrial trvldiandi; today he approved not only the foliou-ed by Owar W. CarUon. al.^o Ward. / corillng to Mr. Dny. the nstlnnsl Official circle* and autliom northwest, northeast, southeast.and 'excUanKe of over-ase American dej- a Salt Lake ntlorney. with 500; John Tlie lArse •'wrlU'-ln" volejoliowtd oflldnl hiis been connected — attom ej who 'ioURht thb nomin­ ation In 1B38, led five opponent* en Ihr ardor of hU suppOrlers. whc intemntlonftl activities includ­ Other still r While the would-be as.ias.^in.t broke through, the palncc m id alarm had been sounded tn Ber­ LlchLnlng struck nnd killed Ben sdverllted tlirough the {>ress lo urgi ing direction of tho Mohawk iiirtisn 'cllectlng the official view, ob.'cr^ed lin. ihii* IndlcaUng th a t th« Brit4sh W erner, 31. rancher, while he waa wlUi 013. OthCM T.'cre Newell Hawes on Coltins O that Uie transfer was a good deal guard and fired .^even shoUs at a lighted window in Carol's Baum 29. Ors Dundy M3. Irn A. ililflse at the fiastcm States exjioM- ere reciprocating. rrpnlrlns a threshing machine to- :lon. Springfield. Ma.vi.. the Orrson for tlie inilU d S ta tu , holding that paJaee, other Rroups of Iron Buardlsts attacked the Bucharest Tlie RAP continued at night Hi, HugglM, 168. Oscnr W. McConkie 08-ycar lea.ses meant, for ail prac­ 2H nnd Heiuy D. Moyle SSO. Trail encampment a s Casper. Wjo,; radio station and the American-owned telephone company's raids on the French coast. Olsen- Plait Holds Lead director of the .Amerlcsn tical purpCk-es, permanent pa-.ses.slnn central office. 'ers In Qtgland sa v antl-airtraft Pormer Con8rcs.wmn Don D. Col­ delegation lo the lilJi DenmsTk of Britl-ih properUes In ths western shells and bohibs burstlne la. lh« ton led the five candidate* for Uio Many shoUt were fired'in Jtimborec. hemtiphere. CnlaLs region. Republican gubematorlal nom lna- In Nevada Voting the palace groupds before thc_ ~onllniir4 on Pis* S. Column i) __ coiir.'r will oped wiih a Tlie^ie quarter* also held that the Tlie Nazis' daylight atU cks en . BE-VO. Nev.. Sept. 9 (/?) - Early liiiioheoii Sept. H a t the IloKerjon United Slates was tnklng a realhtic attackers were overcome and southeast England had brought one of world hnpix-nlngs and tlia OESIRDYERDEAL unolflclal returns In the Ne^-eda pri­ • - boUi Uie cubbliig and hustled away by soldiers In tlie car of Uie war's biggest air batUes, but mary election tonight showed Sam­ camping course-i a *2 reKkiraiion it would be ncglectlng Us o»n In 1 whicii they arrlv'^ at Uie pnlace. Uie air mlnbu>- said th Germans tetf.sls If It didn't '•stake claims' managed lo bomb only one spot in uel riatt. IKno attorney, holding fee. including meals, book* nnd oilier Several men entered the telephone - P aid O FFfR E O ;&d for Republican tJecn British lands witliln Its leglll K ent, and Uie majority were turned ;e sphere of Influence. exchange and wrecked some of the AROUSKSOLONS back a t the coast. CHARLES TOWN. W. Va,—A yel , .United e u tc s 's e n a u the. ... During the cubbing pha-'.e of Ihe lowed county order, drawn on 1 • »i*te.wlde contest of the election. . rogram. lectures will be given In Itchboards with' hatciiei-s. Most Helping in the defense of BrtUln, tl. K. ADMIRAL AT SHANGH.M newly-formed Czech squadron was bank which no longer c x b ti by i Partial retumji rrom 300 precinct* conjunction wlUi dlscusilon and local lines were put out nf order. Some Lawmale safe. L o ad ed ' fort to kill King Carol was mini­ nlr and naval bases took coiigrcss by PROVO, u u h . Sept. 3 m — Hugh mized. surprise today and evoked praise NEW YORK—Tlie fellow I and crttlclw from members of boUi British Silent on lifted a two-gram vlaj from Pace, business manager of th e TV’in Similar coup* «ere attempicd at World-* fair exhibit U In for * huge Fail* Cowboj-*. said tonight th e T*'ln Bra.sov and Conjtansa but viere parUes. surprise—and a big sneese. Falla franchUe tn th# Pioneer base­ B ritain Gets Ships in Crisis quickly cruslied. Tlio.) — Penons . . tains ragweed pollen and. If opcped, ) for tlie 19tl season. guard were reported shot in the nn- -to war hm there were some :lose' to Uie British forelcB- offle* eould cause an ‘'ach-oo" of con­ P«c# conferred wlUi. business pirn . BY EDWARD E. BOMAR .shows. Slxt>-.of Ojc.se. the British average of 6 3 ^ « ton* for the cn- ■ta.ssln.s' attem pt to storm the.palw e held Uist the president had said tonight they could m i ^ . siderable proportion* even for a non- here tonight, then - talked tela- Acquisition ot ai fleet of outmoded have indicated, were l u t with the Ure w arto an average ofM.700 tons. heie; but neiUicr was wounded fa t­ not gone far enough—Uiat he should comment at this ilaee" on the Brit* : collapse of Fm nco and -the sinking The Amartean destroyers are be­ ally. hay fever *uffer»r. the «tUlbli dU pliono (0 William- Ulrich of Spo­ b u t. eixtretncly useful, destroytrs have acquired the bases, outright Ish pledge -to Uie United S t ttti -J ' rector *ald. kane, owner of tha Twin ra lb i club. of 30 oUiers by N ad- planes or ing' turned over to Britain under The sltustlon thrpugh the coon- Instead of on' lease, or th a t addi­ aanomiced In W oshlostm ' —’to th*' _ He said Ulrleh agreed to gtre from the United States should go U-l)oVs hwC been admitted. circumstances which Inevitably sug­ try became increasingly critical Im . tional terrliory sliould be Included. effect mat the British nav:^'aertf A libi Provo buslticis men 30-day* In ithleh far toward enabling G reat Brfuin Of tjfe remalnlnc 105. so many re­ gest 1917. Then there was s critical mefllately after tha Incidents • in The president acted by txecuUve would be sunk or surrenddred to ’ lo raL' tn acUve foe. the convoy of Admiral William & Sims and tIncoDflrmed reports spread Uint loday and anoUier rece.u- will be biulncM men to ral.se Hmda with Uon from bombers and U-boats. routes are far loneer and more ex­ Britain's Admiral Sir John JelUco. four of Uie highest ranking cencraU taken lomorrow In r e t ^ i to Sen- clartUeaUon of Prim* which to'buy the franclilse frtm AsldA^roa)i£sci;ctlng car$o vessels, posed. R, H. Cross. Uio minister ol the first substAntlal American aid of Uie Runuialan army were under otor Lundeen.fFL-Mlnn.) who was ChOrehiU'a declon Ulrich had failed. destrojers we •urgently needed to shipping, told .Uie. house of com- was In thD form of a squadron oi t i a rrest There also were rumors th a t killed In’ an airplana crani'SaU ir- aco in Khleti' hiF i POCATELLO. Idaho—Alex 1 ... -I would ratlier move Uie Twin help lafcgtwrd Ehgland Bpvlnsi In- morj that Britain , now lud to ob­ destroyer*. In succeeding weeks this three army corps in northern Tnin- daj'. would tunender, • .sllometes, sledging- through 35-year- Palis club 10 Pro\-o than t o , any vjislon. to operate’ In the Mediter­ tain from distant America Uie food country sent others and also a fleet O’lvania had rtvoUed. Senator Ny# (R-NDi. for one, waa Thus K was it«t«d.-th»(.-t old foncrrte foundation*, came upon otlier town In the lnt«rmountaln ranean against ItAly,' and to help and oUier supplies which formerly of yachts, revenue cutters, torpedo I t WM about the Transylvanian Indignant at the .tnmsacUaa. The suruu* vu-nK dlnctly,'' a string bean, fresh a* the dny IP area for I am sure th a t this, town maintain the prodigious blockade of 'ime from Europe. boats and tugs. They made possible issue—the gm’emment's submission United States, he said, h u "already In the tr u u fir to &mt-X was plucked from a vine. Exposed t< 1* red hot for basebaJI," Poce nald. aU Europe. Since last May '27. Germany has the establishment of (he convoy to axis demands thst Rumania give reached that sUg« o{ advancement (0 o v ^ a c a -U, a dest (he. Air, It became yellow w d vrin- Approximately 113.000 m u st be TliB allies *tarted - Uie war- with Ineressed Uie adm itted destruction syiWrn. and the allies «-er« uved northern Transylvania to Hungary into Europe's- wir where written might be cooataered “a f kled. (ContistH S> & Column O : 255 destroyers, Anjerlean naval daU fltlsh shlpplns fro q a>wetkly - t h a t the crisis inxe. (CaMlottH M r ip t CslBiaa 1) reJopmeat.". •Z' . i J nVTO FALI.S NTWS. TWIN PALtS, TOAHO, WEDNESDAY MORNINiT s e PTEMBER 4. 1910 G.O. •MEET OPENS ON Deals for Britain U.S.EWNGES W e a t h e r l y BREVITIES IDAHO—Partly eleady vlth la- eal jhow en In fast pertlen Wed­ fonrliirtf Trip—Mr. nesday; Thunday laU. warmer la SCOR[SS[GR[Cy WEEDWROL ORBASR west portlen. m o w p y p i i s .Mnxlinum temperature here Tues' (C«ntlr,u.J frgis r««._Ot.rl • Willkie'' Criticizes Trading WPA Supervisors of Work day 18 degree*, minimum 54; ,13 o: Local and Rural Schools and naval ba4e^ the army and navy an Inch precipitation during of Destroyers W ithout in 40 Idaho Counties announced tliat a ten-man board hour period ending a t 5 pjn. Norm- Again Scenes o( representing both *enlce*.:ieli by cast winds, cloudy; barometer 20.12; A c tiv ity Congress Approval in S e ssio n plane today for Bcsmuda u> exam- humidity 3fl to M per cert of satur- ln» sites for defenw outpost* there. nllon. RUSHVILU:. ma.. ycpi. 3 .a-, m enu and nenest meih- Chairman VliMn iD-Oa) 'of Lie ^.*1001 Days" begin in earnest Alllioucli decliflin "Ulc coum o' » loiis weed control In Idaho h«ii»e naval committee said the puplU of the T*’ln Fall* iBy Tlie AJL'Oclated Presi) chool trlct, a* well as through- Lndaiibiedly »ppro\r" of tlic atlinl: 111 .•.tfttei win come before nav7 already had *10.000,000 lor ti-'-e A low preuure trough extendi im tlon’* iriilf of destroy(r» f ronlereiice ot county weed In construction of auxiliary air ba.se* he county, as Uie young people from easterr) Montana throuBli down to their studies follow- nivnl b«f nsliii 111 Brlllih jw il>ervl-,ors and lU le of- which m liht be u,ied In connection souUiern Idaho into central Nevada. rtlDg Utl.i momlns at the rompletlon of registration de- »rMions, Wtndfll U WllJklc lAld t wlUi Uie new prozrara. Moderate showers have occurred in day It u is rccrfU ble Prtaldt In Twin rail*. tiioi.e in He expressed belief, however, Uial eme northern Ut«h and south- bhorl -Derlods were ob*er\-ed al nooievell "did not deem tl aecf Jie slate event announced boUj authorlilng legislation and ap- Wyoming northward into south­ Mr>"‘ 10 oijulii prior confrrcviion proprlatioas would be needed to es­ r«ln rails- high school yeaterday. western Montana and light showen ind registration of those falling to •pjirovBl or permit public dLicii.vsio tablish naval bases on British terri­ I acattered polnU In Utah. Colo- “ ■ peoidf." ■- tory. ilgii up earlier wa» in progress of tlip -nvln KalU i ido. (rentral Nevada, northern Call- hroughout the day, rlSlil I kjioi ■of sue: ImiiDrlnr Vinson suggested *L-o Uiai the lornlfc »nd wcsiem Oregon. Tim- t prior to a i not »fii president might me jome of tlie Accortllng lo Mrs. Dorl* Slradley. peraturea a rt somewhat' lower in ml m»de. $300,000,000 defense fund ovi luperlntendent Idaho, northern UUh and south- school* of the county have now it congress h u given the p eildent Wyccnlng and a n slightly In Uitie UiiirJ »lifn ilie '■ dUcretlonar)' atithorliv, ed, with exception of Rogenon w*re. completed In 1925 or higher In southern Utah. uchools, which will ilifaorlcl l» CtUfcii del >Ia; Min. Free. Wlhi totalltirlftiiKm not to < prior to that time. Uie navy said. B e lit ______.10 St .00 Cloud; deitroy tlie UrmoermU Th* nav>' figures that t dejfroyer St M Thsm-r 10 longer retains maximum e/fec* . wtiilf f,CfUng 10 prenf 'rtdlltd with I Bulte ...... mcy," yvenew after it Is IB year* o:d. OESIROyERDEAL I leading to''rrnI. NaniM Net Dlicleied . Cheyenna Chicago . _.tl M .00 aeudy 1 .I.JOO incr dent llaoaerelf* announeemenl el In the interest of the safety of TRAILS IN ..71 t l .U Cloudy and SO trac an ciehangt of M American d c iie ships, their names s'ere not du- •trorm far base* an BrllJih Itr- iloaed. Many of them had been in Kanaai citj" .11 O .90 Cleudy liiS 12,000 l< Hury In Allantie and Carlbbaar Lea Angelea .. ..}g R .04 Claar lOUSESSOLBNSiii iiilcnl u part ol thi n W .00 Clear e beliiii Urol," New Yot^ Cll UIAfl’S PRIMARY .U U ,00 Clear UBcd 10,000,000 The naval and air ba.^el to be a. qulred by tlie Unlled Slates are I Poeatello ...... M »T .10 Raining WIlllcle-» eUiemtnt did iioi jiiml-. of »o(lliim clilorati t the rertU n d , Ore. 7t K .00 Cloudy clflc»lly cxprfu lili own view . I.eair—Dr. and Mr.' laii 1.000,000 gallonn of ifternoon, .'four^land, Bsm udifSihe Di ion with 5J8 vole* In these 30 dls- il|)hl(lt," lie iMlnled oi laa. Jamaica, St. Lurla, Antlgtia Salt L»ke CUy II l> sardine the igretmeni »nd hi Wllmot andnd L, U Cul flan m n c la c e 70 U T PI. Cldy rlcii but Mayor J, Bracken Lee, - eUiied to elaborate for publlci A.< ihi- amount ol cliloi indldiaates forXjhi Trinidad and British Qular ....a M .00 Clear • 1th «5, and Reed Stevens ot Salt ;c(l by war riu-ln: last situated on the South Ake wUh <08, 5^teiieeace," thi Woolley 484. Voung 11S3, Rcpre.-'eiiiaiUe Ml'HTAUGII. Sept. 3 - Seventy- ;hlef executive said. •'81111-le.y li 1 two ■poclial and Tar-reachlng art o Republlcsii; Beck. 8. Chrtstenson 17. Disturbance Disrupt Serv­ W rekrnd Guests—M ent ^-liixjl dbtrlet No. * here lodn preparation for continental defenji O R A E IiA S U 'Doiindaiy: and witli OliVer Johnson, clerk, re-eled Dalton 7. Vetterll 4. Watson 2, There I. Ma^on, Net Perce, Andrew In Uie fact of grave denser. , . no Democratic contest. ice in Twin Falls Area i\rti. t'remont; Wilfred Jansen, ed Ai'.li 6i vote* and Cllffoixl To 'T he vuluo lo the we.Mrrn henilS' llioii, r Committee :Okehs Modified J, n . Dothwell, who « Injuifd Twill hiKli wliid and rain {. nonnevllle; and Mahlfln Rupp, lA beyond c.iJculnilon. n ic lr neec Plan to Conscript ‘Iron Women’ atorm at about i o'clock yeiterday ,• in i> fall, and Mm. DotllwetK lias long been rccognlr^d, . . ■Jlemoon and brief electrical atorm it.i of Mr.i. Bowler. Jutlne Bolh- •'Tliry are e.uentlsl to the protec­ In d u s trie s Slcet Clubmen ■bout a o'clock U il evenlns PUL rrm llllnii 1.^ iirxKl, nctroiillnj tion of. the Panama eannl. centra! jimnerou* telephone lliiea o u t of com- America, Ihe nortlieni poriloii ol twelve years, WASKtNGTON. Sept. J - A miMlon. downed at leaat one powei Soiipi America, Die Antilles, Can­ nodlfled plan to cotucrlpt Indus­ Here Tonight line and broke limbs from trees Ir SCHOOL OISIRICIS iiembera of the hoar ada. Mexico and our own ni.leri; tries. under ecrtsln circuntstances I t »-lll be all over except tlie “pcaledlv dim'Krrt o Mr.i, noli :ks. F, V, ’Morrison, Che residential uctlon. and ;:ulf seaboards. Tlielr .roii-e. won approval of the house military ihoutlng (or moaning) a t sundown At m^dnlEfil lu t nlsl>t. operator! noherl Mnddock Bobby, c fltiml linpo.'tancft-iuliemlsiilteie de- tonight, for this 1.1 Ihe day Uial I'alb committee today, and the houfe lu xl Ihe Mountain £tat«a Telephone Icn.NC ls.i>bMoii.< Fnr Uip.se lenMin: !lf Uien began debate on the Burk*. the 20-30 club .loftball team Ungles and Telegraph' company here tiuuble nlilp-, In our imv; I have taken advanUg* of Uie pres­ with (he challenging 10-30 "Iron I they iiino; be nti’olci IRUSIEES Wadsworth coa'crlptlon bill. ru n Ukc-1 unch, Tliry that "approximately fifty" line* Oiily 2,'j Ballots ent opportunity to acquire them.'^ T ljat measure, providing for peace- Women," out of order, and that other* ships lie •IlfcllYe unit* o: of Mrs. .Maddock's psr DeUlls of the conflict, to start al the othi >ncl Mr«, Jolm E. Haye: me drafting ot the nation’s young Ijelng reported "down" » t regular Al Bnhl Ek'clion lafihood for military training, w«* 8:15 p, m, ai Uie Junior Cowboy Interval*. Tliomiu iD-Utah)—I »ii ,ive Tliur’irtay by auto lo ba.>eball diamond, were Ironed out a.^ been conAiimmai«l. Tli Here Dr, Martdock 1« ula num ., .Sept. 3 - O n e ofllie.Mu inoiAiced on' the house floor as Slierman O*sood aald th a t men International _ ■ stej^w toward •'Hitlerism" and ; niRht. with the gal* •seiecllng a *ould be a t work all n ig h t repairing doubt the preiUlciil tui lireclnc ulh ot ■,st jciiuol board elections In it-Mcry of Buhl was recorded 1 praised a* the democratic way to n a.t an umpire, while Uie club- tha damace- ixiwer. . luU nickel n yeullated by seleeUng a young Olbson iR-Vl)-I<-»ii sre ‘ polllnt: .place, wa.i odny uhcii only 2J balloU were < '.rengihen the army- ^(cl Dollliig. majiaeer. li out of At a Glance Chalrm an May iD-Ky) announced nan; so "calling them'’ will bo to»m on hi* racatlon. Uie de.«rd>-. a: votes for Mr, Pink, n tt>e annual election, Ralph C. Morse, with 25 vo lat on behalf of Ui* house mill- W. "Frenchy" Frante. (he girls’ M. E. aiiotffell. service manager defen unclve We lalnly n ke, 62 for Mr, Jiarry selection, and MLu Luellle Knight, basest. f. Total vote inri Roy K, Hopkln*. with 23 vo irv committee, which sponsored ihi for Uia Idaho Power eomp«ny. aald •gi.'.lallon. he woiild offer later this d as umpire by (he .boy*. ' that one line In the warchouie dis­ :inrk (D.Idaho)-O iif of Uie l«l- s 1:2. lere re-elected to .lerve three-) emu on the board. eek an amendment permitting the I night Uie 30-30 member,\' In- trict v u down and tliM several stepi on Uie road lo Inrviiuble Volins iiool for Ihe fleJd held a practice session to bol- p. W-hatever the bajei were «orUi prrcini lone .law «3 Oiip wrlie-ln was recorded, \ jvenim ent lo place pret< case* of abort circuiting had bren era for defense supplle: *ter weak "ipotj. reported. He blamed tlie wind viilch luld be charged aaslaM tlip iin- Hill and Captn , lereil for .Mr. I’lnic. 5l lor .Mr. ion "Jaelc" Frost receiving one v. U ite ai\a <3 (or U r. U&rty. nuWns U'to'- Tills includi Although deep melancholy tettled HratJc mUcrwjon. . d V/orld war deb'4. Wt lUould ;.Vda svve vo\il. to Potllantf VO 11 ii^pon Uie JO-30 *eekly meetltJg w hgn. (Cltrl police «rflceri' iM t .cwntng tkeep 'he desuoyptj. i iilo ti'’Army conlerrnce lo i lotal of D« vnte.^. Combined h.\llots , If iht i.-.t numbered 216. :used lo torttply. the w tiVd recHved report o f Hiflbs brok­ fD-Oiln)—I'aiiptoie the held Sejil. J-B t< Burley Voters leader. .Millard Dawson, did Issua a en from a la rje tree on Second street program. If wc iraile ilietii some The two tru.«lers will t«kc ofllre « rtm e n t could t ‘ iirjit 'Monday tal bMil5, for the pro- final warning, urging the »oftbAller« . north between reunh and Fifth »p for lor Re-Elect T WO lo cqinblne chivalry with I'klll by !■> Jii..; like nermank rr.serve official comment. ctioii of such materials. :onl:re.^^lHll»l fonirox-ersles- begin.- Hie amendment would be a sub be.tllng Uie girls by about tM runs, -A>ia.ttlnatlon riot Kall>— tiite for a provision of the senate, proved conwrlptlon bill. This pro. ■Die dvll I lautlcs bureau has .Teronie Voters- •niree liunnieii make futile at- Inn would empower the govern, ;* for the Insialla- RO.U. Kimball' einpt to kill KIni; Carol of Rii- IV O OFFERED iS'aine Write-Ins •lit to condemn and . lakt ovei tlon of utrum ent landing Uans- millers ; airport* at New York. y to develop ar m u If a satisfactory operating irked Kansas :ily. Chicago, Cleveland. . nn I would b ro rt worth ami Los Angeles, all lo a purchase oti Iiidepentli In the hoiLie debate It was- be completed by Uie early part of I N FALLS CLUB • a (lay for opponenu of coi , 1941. ihree-yrar le.nr •felvrd SO v jry prace-tlme military training, icliool board, here was frequent applause/n the •rnlJed locully in order to Im ure coii' Dhel I’ho<'nlx, Slandi ra il—Rerli ackfd galleries for speeche* crlt aiructlon of a p»rk as a work: projec !■', E. Peter.'ion. ’ Gooding Voters lilitfT he program *.% unnfcessar BACK-TO-SCHOOL adQilnUtratlon undertaking. Ptci nd violative of demScratlc prlr Selection ot pen and pencil aets aald. ple.v from <100 up Undti Uie plan proposed by Bo» Choose New Men Hardly had the general dl»;us.' Bullxk, local biucball enthuslut OOODING_, Sept. 3 - Gooding I Loiidn on .lUrled when William Ken- and endomcd by biulncjj men. clvU leallv of New York. leader of i K u o i e r ' s leaders and CHamber of Commerci lln; Germ eleRatlon frpm a New York unit o. directors a t' the m erlins tonight i«n. ttto of ■ B done on DhtUh port-i and ie National Maritime union, aroK that amound would be imclervrlittl: ^-election, «er by nlBht ’ raiders, Brltl.'h I the gallery and shouted: by n or 3D busUieu men. ter, n . C. Simimer.i three-year terir ;e|)orl far'ranginc air at- •'American eonslcrlpUen U Amerl- If sufficient hscklnK U obiMneil d Dr, R, C. Mat-’oi Herb Clark, Mnndny night ranging from «n Ka.-ictsm." within the 30-ri«y perlcxl. PAce s. membeii. Charle: SI, Clmo Faith, < lay llille He wa* taken by police to thi plan* and .ipeclflcatlon for n ligh named to fill I C bombers damage tftee or the sergeanr-al-arms, but baseball park will be sent here : board. few m inutes'later w»* relea*ed. mediately »o lh«t a WPA project ba.se.\ H a uowl lliliK. Or. J. H. Cron may be launched at oner. O'Connor ole\. were elected bektth lodge n( Uit/Gusinc.v\ Indeiiendent hfhool Hollister Elects ing last eveninE »i Uie I. O. O. r. 1U> Mirceed Prank E, httU, and dcIeu#t/» to die sinte Re AllUnn nnd Jn les N. MeKle belcah aatemblM n Orangeville. Oci eetectic School 'i'rustees • Those who know cheCf tci and **« J4. were named. Roosev€l[ Returns lo White f Alliion, exquisite flavor and desmcis, cske pride Tlie meeting l.i.'i evpniiis beRin secYinj; Schilling Tt*. Com pw its a t 6:30 o'clock »lili a pot-lurk sup House with Hopes of nard of t * of per, attended By ihlrty-nliie mem high school ( :U,Nn. 2, each foi fngrant.rtfrethinggoodnejjICompirtit 8ee the parade of values b m and one guest, Mrs. Maud Continuing Travels ;liree*yp»r I t ms. In tdday'a achoot for tityjfbing you want in a cup feat r C«, It's September tlKtion.s hen t Sal« Ste\’en> of Pai.Mlrna. C alif. It wax Genrse Carter, eleet- Enjoy iJbe best - insist e« SchiUiflj Tea. the first teislon of tl W ASniNOTOS. Scpl. 3 „r. ■trlct board. Mr. o fill the unexpired term of W. sell. the lodge. ‘ W, Powell, ;l -erve on the board Delegates named ue Iftlof 28 ballow u 'or two yi 37 Chevrolet Sport Sedan Smith. Mr*. .Marie i Ora Jon E. Henslock » M Chewolet Coupe ...... Annette Mahnken anc ■lected to 34 Chevrolet Coupe ...... Haiiseii Voters jrade fchtwl board, indepi Ballantyne. ►^— Schilling 39 V -l Deluxe Coupe ...... Program committee ..... trlCl No. 6, S» V-8 TUdor Sedan ...... Thelma Dean. Mri. Edna lllock and Settle Conlesl the tea of flavor READ TRK .trW S WANT ADS, J7 V-B Deluxe Fordor ...... Mr*, n ia Cogjorll- E a r HANSEN. Sept. 3-Hnn'pn ftcliool told of her summer vacation during Coii|w .. „ the program. - Horton ill-W yol—T tiiink tru-itrci; from a U< SI L itaytU e To\ii Brdnn Relreshnicnt commlUee membe alea al an elrcth 37 DeSoto Deluxe Sedan ,. included Mrs. Smith, Mra. Cora M a.ies to avoid tlie po.ivlhilliv hlch 130 ballots RJU. Mr*. Kora Uwli, Mr». Hil, Tlo^ with 05 vot 38 Nash Sedan ...... Tarr. Mr*. Edna Block and M; 33 Chrj’sler Coupe _____ AfarguerlW O'Neal. ‘ iis elected ti 33 Dodge Sedsn ...... ^..,.$195 alone the Ohio iPld. OlhT' £ncliuid might hold nil idldatps with the ■ received by 'PRESTO! 3) Plymouth : Coupe ...... »1» _J)jriyer Denies 20od 'deal. • i iiuri»ld, « ; 35 bodge Coupe .... . t isn .Q rreu -D-Flai—I ililok 38 Dodge rickup ...... *195 Drinking Count Chevrolet Pickup, 4 speed 1221 iisphe: Praok OondUga, S3, Ca.\tleford, 37 V-8 Pickup...... «U- pleaded n o f gtllHy of & drunker rtrlTlng tharRe when a tra lg n rd be- Two Ke-KIccled 33 V-8 Pickup, 4 sp e ed ___ 8i9S fOTB Ju*tlceJl. H. StewarU Bulil. yej- ■38 V-S 1 ton E x p riss_____» i» ■terday. nnd his trial before a -*ii. Wonian Coiiviclcd To Riipcrl Board 40 V-8 Truck, 9S H. P_____49S0 man Jury w»* ‘or F rid ay at l( RUPERT, Sept, 3 - n . M- Cole and 37 V.B Truck, beet body „4J21 rs'.T:Uinbctli Coons Rcre re-elected The charge *a* pfeferred follow­ On Dilcly'filiaii'e for three-year terms on the schtxil •I .Truck, beet body ._.»435 ing a m inor accident netir Pile; M u, Clyde ntt, accined li i for Independent School DU- ‘her*, all make*. »11 Sunday. irge n( liilerfc) Riodeti, Dsn an IrrlKBtlon di:c say we didn't (ell lOJ-VKAB OLD ilUMAN DIE.S Juit fltsh your Standxrd Credit r Cord dealer (Irst • to land belonslrc ' u a v i c i l s i T DELLPLOWEn. Calif. S e p t. J UTi Carol )lariftJder, SCHOOL SHOES I Card «nd Prestol"—your c*r'§ —Mr*. B leu D. Norton, w ho cUimeu guilty at trial before Ji dee c ' a! Need attenUon now! We do the I tnvelint expentes ar^^vedl.lt't ■ abe w u 103 yean old. died .today. Bailey in probate , cniir in T»in BEST job of repalrlog and give 1 £ood 36S d«y« « year, a t h o o u and STANDARD Tour years age. Mr*. N orton mads Palls 'yeMerday. and uai •entenced you your money* worthl' M tionwidet I t’a » trig belpl . arrajigemenU for her funeral but to pay 410 fine nnd coils. Caaelln«>Unturpt«itd ilNIDNJDTORCO toid the undertaker he "neednl Sentence wa* imipeiided lor n: Eleclrlcnl devices now caiTled o hXW ERA 6II0E JIEPAIB *TASO*ro OtLCWttAKYOr C*UrO*HU "'''3 ^6 * '.'“ • hum '." as th e eipected to Uve to ,.-ar on condition that ^Mri. ficr isiKlc.tM quickly mea.\ure itrnins i Opposite Idaho Theater ■ tM 100. . J nolated no lawi during Uiat Ume, allroad mils. TWIN FALLS NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO, WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEOTER 4. inift PAGE t h r e e ;

Burley Chamber; liclenl to pay Interest and provide Licenses Issued a sinking fund.. CANDIDAIEStlST W illie W illis ASSEiiyOPEfiS Plans Jamboree . Dozen Aj)plicaiits S IA IE SUES FOR Tlie distrlci'i truilee* nam ed‘t a , By BOBEBT QUILLEN tht* action are M. S. Knudson. El- BURLrV. 6;frd«v vvrrr CniMii T. Morrhy. H alt. C. I). Lliid.'.rlvate fiytne in Ihe United State* •llnK a *25 donation to be uvd to Boost Levy J. tYenrii. 18. l)o;ii of Tulii i-'^lls; m iio . more tlian twi BOISE. 5cpL 3 (.?r-VlrtUfllly nil cnnivan trips iidvenL'.lnt the CIui Ji.hnr.nii, Ji. and Miirnaret KIMBERLY, fiepl. 3-Am wunrr- Mn Coiitily fair niul Oregon Trn:i Dmtli rnme vrVliicliiy morning to Tlie k'.;iir nt Idaho, thio;ich th ' thi- ii;;.r).s<.;33 miir\ (io*i of iiiR SI canclldnlci who lOUtfMl menls and pl.im lor the 1510.41 Krllcm. IB, In’ll of T iln f'lill*. elate and consrculoniil odlcc nom- ic nnd trlpi nirrndy iiave bern .M:« f:U.Ml)rtli Sij.-.Hii .MrJiit ^/■iiertiiled alrlliiev academic year c.niie bclore this IniU-tliiie -IVin F:ills rrr.idei .Mrlvin C. iliin ry , ji, «nci Kath- Inttiions In Idaho's Auk. 13 prtmao' made to rurroundiiiK towns. mominB'i aMtmblv of the Kimber­ Burlry .itores will cln.-.e (lom I i linv b'Pii ir,'.l(!liin nt th r iv n McClrlinn. 13. biUh o( S.m 1-Yan- 8 l«llon had fllKl »int«menw of ly hiRh school student Ixxly. >co, ob!.->lr.r,l a tnariUKe licence campiUcn rxpcn.’fs wlUi SecfcUiry p. m . on Friday the last day nf II; her. i!iuiKh;p.'. .M:s. C. Dop.^oii. Following pre«ematIon nl the mat­ ilr In co'flperiitloii witii the fair. roulp 1. Klmln'rly, for the pint 11 iicre Moni;;iv, iiiiil Tom Kipp, 2S. of SUt/* Qcorse I!. Curtis today. ter by Joiin Norris, siudrnt body inniitii.v Caldwell, and M.irKiirrt Jlyrrf, 20. 1 9 4 1 CnndtdntM and their reported « • president, the stiidfnl.'i voled to receiiTd ii lli en s' the day be- I’nullii.: tuii-T:d nnitiiKiiiinils, pcwM liicludfdr sponsor a project to provide iiKhts Slide Blocks Ro:«l STUDEBAKER For iPtinlor—Qltn Taylor (D) ‘■.Mr. 0ro«n lj (orlr and hli the athletic field with 'flnancrs Ihi' lx«iy rr.-.i.s at th r While iniirt- rdnc.s wary, A n-rlrlrnt ol T ^ tii FMh sUu r tibOOl: O forje Dnnnrt iD) I1.0S8.- old-msld aUter u j t tlir'i ypunc*»i~ coming from stutienl body actlvltlrs, LCMiii m ii:i(tn - c i.a im s *3000 i)(HUls 1313, Mr.s M tlnlyir v,n.'. n member 10; Jamr.i n . Bothwtll (D) »1,47<.- but no fuy e rrr lei a younitr ait- payment lo come within the next Al Pavelle Lakes rn iso N K it IN m o .s t a n a ot ih. r rl Which 3i: Frniifc n. Douvjn ffl) i»30l.«: trr b o u him like IhaL" years. To exiiediie thf pro- BANKS. Idaho. Sept. 3 (/r,—Nor­ ol thf IVjn fall'. .Mrthfxllst ehureii. H0I6K. Id:illt>. Kt-pl 3 l/l’r-lle- r'.rfmill'-d and a t6un £ lvln Dulnncy (R) ll.llflJS; John ... 1, the school bojnl recently nu- mal trnftic movemriit was re.wmed She \\,s. lorn April 21. 16B0, and i:n to f5a;num. Idiiiio, of Dewpy iKfiid I Tliomn* m ) *3,6:355; Abe Oofl Uiorlred a loan so that the llehiinK lie Payrlle Lakri iilKhwny lo- rc)llu*e.ili*rs by Governor <11 iliiri's n’ll.st.nidint Iwnd* Compton I. Wlilt« (D) »53; Rex T. cludes erection nf crnmlstanrt^ and Rocks and dirt blocked the hUh- Mrlill)re, Ti l-'alU. Iln'.toKurn. l34.tXV1, n ts ll.Urd. Hen-son (R) »763J1; Edward Gaft- Washiugtoil aUiletic field ImprovemrnLs, will be ny three miles north of here, nri ilMldrs tlir dan rr. Mrs. I5o|v- Slicrllt Ili.ljrrl J.'.clv nr Lemhi !-mlll'lrvy whlrh the trustees nry (R) I593.10; Hnrry C. Pftnoai completed In time for me during the le west side of the Pnyelle rher, cmmtj' iril h n r Kxlny for Montana (D) »«2 J5 : Ira H. Ma.iLtrf) (D) football sensnn. ^er n distance of some* 40 feet. Mrlntyre, Jerome. 'srnt the refiiilMtloii. *1C9J50 valuation, li termed insuf- • »7<(!.35; Frank J. Ktcimn iD / »739; r l i ­ Harold (D) »:m,75; Hcnr^- Presldenl RoosevcU notnicil con- nn Cln.is.B foflllwli roiiiiylltlnii. DworRhftk (R) »10S. • sress of an aBreemfnl Ijy which the rather than to cnntlmie wUJi fU- FVir RoverTior—Chsse A. Clark IIM.M. phere. ' band director, MIm Alice Mar.-.li, For llrutonnnt unvcrnor-wmintn new glee club dlrecinr, snnc Hirer H. S!m ow '(D ) H7.83; N, B. Ocorce The state deparlment, announced songs, accompanied hy Mrs. H. Mil­ . (D) $2285; Donald S. Whllehtftd that Britain had Riven a.iiurances ler Proctor, Invocatlo'n wn« pro­ . (R) »7fl.03. to surrender o: sink the Bril' nounced by Rev. .M, Trelren. pas­ For BfcrcHiO' of «taK—OeorKf.H. Ssh fleet" In case the waters around tor of the KImberlv Methr>dl« CurUs (D) *54: WallJr V. Day (R) the British Isles became untenable. cliurch, and the benediction wss by »263; Pm nk F. S»«n (R) »533J3; Rev. Clive Wlllism.v-KaMrene pas­ Tile Jiousp opened drbnie or. __ tor. Jam ra W. Keallns 7; Blriicllon—C. E. RobffM (D) t7B.4W* fourth graders, 47; third. trnders, J. M. Murray iR) J232.27; L. 39;,second graders, 43; first graders, Barker . For mine In.ipeclor — Artluir Campbell (D) *150; Pelw Wllwn Licenecs Costly Lodge to Direct'' - «D) i223; Clarence A. Dj’o For operatlns motor vehicles with­ »5I.3S. . . • out drivers' licenses. Arthur Moly- For ju.Mlce ot the jiipreme court— neux. Twin Falls, and Eunice Schulz, Brocksledl Riles Jam es P. AlWile fnon-partban) route 2. Rupert, were yesterday fined Graveside riles In charRC of Twin I13U4. S5 each by JusUce H. M. Holler. Fall* Odd Felloes lodge members Tliey were cited lo appear t>y will be conduced st the Twin Fall.s Officer Lynn Randall of the sutc cemetery for Ch:ir|es Brocksledl, BO, Night-Blooming police, after beinc picked up Mon­ following servlrrs at 4 p.m. today day nlRht In Twin FalLi. at Uie "Twin F.-ills mortuary clmpel. Flower Appears wiUi Rev. H. G. McCalll.stor of the Methodist chilreli oltlciatlnc', M alntalnlns a 10-year record Castleford Girls Mr. .Brocksledl came to Twin Falls blooming once annually, a nlsht- In the early dsy.s of the community. bloomlni; ccreus at Mr«. C. W. Give 4-H Program Hb had formerly resided in Colo­ Park's home. -S43 Main avenue west, CASTLEFORD. Sept. 3-Motiier* rado and inve;ied In real estate pul on n one-nlsht performance of member* of Snappy Sewers 4-H upon comlnc here,- He' was found early this week. club were Bucst* a l tile final meet- dead in hLs inom Monday mornlnu The _event came Simclay nlRht, Ins last Wednesday al the home of from natural fnii.iej. and Bcorei oj friends were present Irma B urkhalur. All Rarmenta The late resident wa.s a Uillor' to obaer\’e the flower. *hlch, mcax- mude during Uie summer were the ea.sl before moving to Twin ured nine Inches acrovt. 11 will riot played for their ln»|)cctlon »/id ___ FalLi. and had c tliLs country reappear for another 12 monUis. Blrl modeled the dre.vi slie had made. : the I • Pt 8 from Germany. AlthouKh the pOinl Is kepi In Uie A social ftft 1 years of his re.sl- baarm rnt of th e ^ w e riurlns ' the girlfl playlnB Barnes on Uie lawn. eiiESRed In laiior- An Impromptu program was given a t which Mra. Durkliaiter sang sev­ eral sonfis In German, accompanied by her doushter. Irma; Wllmn By­ Physician Irked Rites Held for bee played a piano solo; Virginia Tsciiannen ijinR. playing her own necompanlment and La' Von Easter- Bv Spirit Rival Murtaiigli Youih day plnyed a Broup of popular n LOS ANGELJvS, flept. 3 (A>-A ru n eral «en’lcej for Albert Thom- bers. Hollywood doctor testllied In tho aa Thacker. 32, Murtailjh youUi Wilma Bybee was associate hos- trial of his divorce suit today th a t who .died by accidental dlKharco tes.1. Relre.shmenlA were served a t he was "In the throes of aRony" of .tt Bun Saturday, were held yts- the clo.se of Uie afternoon by Mr*. when he bclic\erun* E. Blolftll CMt X. tfiv c r . delivered Burton Bllcock., Enll*t*^o»eph Iffnn Andreaton. plaj/ertf If not, }/ou know he or'jht ton "Of John Le.stie Andreanon. haa - enll-ited for serVice Jn the Dnltecl U mUsitiff a iot of /u n , because kld»:r atAUt arm y and viu be Btaltoned I BEFORE YOU BUY, BE SVRE THE FINANCE CHARGES SATtSFY YOU a t Fort Lewis. Waili., wlUi the 09th todav enjoy music. Music is d /tfntfa- (juartermaatcr batUUon, Company D. • • mental 'part of thtir education. If End* Vl*lt—MU* Helen Sharp ha.i returned to her homo al Filer after they are not now studyino make an extended vlall here with her sLiter, Mrs, Olenn Wyatt, Ml.« arrangements, for them to begin ■ Sharp will nRoln Uils yeor attend the Unlxer<y of Idalio. when ichool opens. And remember STATE CAPITbL VISITORS you can locate good used b a n d in - G e n e r a l M o t o r s BOISE. Sept. J OT - More than JI.OOO perton* vUlted Idaho'* *ut« atrumenU the “Radio and Musie* eapltol durine August Police Officer Daniel Evanii reported today. classification of the News-T(mes ■ Pcrsoiu resliterlne Included vWt- ort rrom 38 atat«s. all of Idaboti w a n t adsi oountlei. Alaska, Otnadt. China,- CHEVROLET • PONTIAC • OLDSMOBILE •, BUICK • LA SALLE ^ CADILLAC Haw&U, India, Panama and (he West Indlea. READ THE J.*EWS.WANT AOS. ->c(i ■ PAGP FOUH T w n i fA I.I.S NEWS, TWIN TAI.I.S. mAHO, WDNESDAY.MORNING, SEPTEMl!!!!! 4,,MM

TWIN FALLS NEWS sympathetic with the Communist movement, h e said. The Great Healer British Study Proposals to O th e rs ;ilmilarly, accused have asked for hearings i ind will'doubtless be cleared ar. | prom ptly. Contiuiie War from Toronto A lot of n ■n a n d wotT)on In th e m ovie c olony laid th r Ives o))cn to suspicion by their NEW YORK milRUGIG Tlieii planner* would < generosity^ Thcy/contributed freely to funds By Richard V ald e and bonaaia/bul a* part ot a peaceful picture in wlileh raised (oMielp hurgry and homeless women Cabrtel VegUelll merger would concentrnt' and chlldroii,Jn this country, in Spain and E.MPIBE. One year from the day years on the perfeclinK ' clscv.'here. Some ol the twnds, according to tilt Bilttoh ccminot^* heard Chnm' Amerlc.m Union, Conii the Dli-s comnilttco, had been organized and berlnin lay th a t Danzig m eant war the um e houte, bultreued now b] promoted under CoriiniunLst leadership. - me peeri. 1* weighing CljurchlU'* In IhU *lluallon. dovel*llcd lo tin Wlibti TdtK* <>>4 Dko CcubIi . No doubt a bl;:-hrarted movie star .should propoialj of a war based on "Toron' I Ywr. w tb it In idTin'* . , pouiblllly that England will not 0I< piMlil. In ••Ir.RC.______scrutinize carefully the groups administering 10. Tliat Canada wn* a logical ret' "buy" wio Uie alliance except on charity In hi;i namf, to avoid having the uce lor Brltlah capiul. for ih# rw«l the promise of military help, in­ home, even u a temporary ‘ fluential Canadlani are u r g in g money misapplied .is much as to avoid the of empire, haa been widely Prealdent Roosevell to cement ihe charge of being a Communist. 'B ut the rest ported. Bui that B rltbh platu Ottawa>Waahington angle aepir- UEMRCB o r ASSOClATtD FRCS!! Kitixl Trtn l« •olllliii ta <' of us should also scn:tlnlze the people who -elved of Canada as more than i alely. In Cnnnda a* In Uie U. 8 or >11 tir.1 4l>P>t(Kx rt«.1lud lo II. »r lig h tly chW ge .Mibvct.slvc a c tiv ity to sim p le elver—and as a ba.ie of war of. the piistage of the BrItlMi fleet lo tioiij In a remote control alege of Oermany Is atili regarded by many I rifku «r rr»tiktluUra •( b SUMt. S«i> rrmi a month before Prime Mlnl.-.ie inously misleading. Except for P'V- 'n il (i:i» point 01 fJuci In'/nuidtr « i i r»lifrt hy Cliurchlll made hla Iln l refereiici chologlcal 1-easons, the insuaecllon tlir Oermtn hisii roiimi.iiui Tliiirtirinv, which rfportffl 10 a continuation of ho.slllltlc.s fron of certain French colonlaU Is alme»: iu iir rildcrt )<-(i the nmiili naril bii* cUy of Pori.v Ihe Ameritan dominion. Tlie plat meanlngleij. The French army »**—■ moulli fltii ot fl»mM • in retnlUllon for the f«et ilm i »as M far evolved In London aa o demoblllted and the mllliary equip-, 111* prccfdltiE nitchi nii'.l.-ti plint» •llffcdly "Intrn- :hat date that the American bank menl remaining tn the colonlei. lloii»IIy aiiacki-d ir-ldriitlnl ^^ctlon^•• Of Berlin, wh.'ii mg aftillatci were provided wilt ■rom all private reporU, U negllg- . bonib5 "klllfd or inj'.irrrt rninifrom rlvillflns »nd cmi.-iPd :on*lilerabl* deUll. The transfer to lie. ilniii;iicr lo ''•vrrni »p»rLiiit:it tiounfi." TJi« British Toronto I* now a'terloua alternative British Industrie* manlfeitly w'lll li.-inloii'ly hail romplmnfd of 0*rm in r*ld» upon non- 0 a.petoltaled pcice. The political be uiiible to tlU llie gap mal«clat. iiuUtMv tibircnvt. in »niJ th u illmate, however, haa England', alnce all tnjslworthy reporl-s Indicate 5 in xerage demanding knowledge of ihi lliat the Nari bombing* li»ve been T n r h u d g e t ' i s c h o i c b r k a d i n iteclte conditions. lerrltlcally deitnicllve. I n i l d e r a check their tiiformailon by ihe ris­ All of U5 are lomcwliat familiar with the HtBTOniC. Here are brond ing trend In English unemiJloyment • contents and alze of the leading mall order utllnu of the U*ue a* It will be figures. Tliousandi of people are ^ , catalogues, It Is unfortunate that the Amerl- decided, not by Churchill, Chambei being ihroivn out of work every day cnn people are not so familiar wJlli the con­ lain or MonUgu Normnn, but by 11 In the British Isles by the fysWm- »flronlfr landed, propertied leader* symbol- allc day and night bombardments tents and size of the book contnlnInK the 1 l)U>! :tbon ras understood, The budget, however, presents a ularly In the defense Industries. for in It w»i worth. Tli? United Oiatcj, »hoie »ym- conglomeration of federal expenses that qur.silo:i Facts In the po^terJlon of the ^ Pithlei then M now x n e with thf nlllrj, w«» horrl- .gamblms ■ ell-lnformed permit of no oiher VF would make the average taxpayer groggy. Jleri. But ctlm rcdcctlon comprI» llir ndml*Moa thnt I the iiplre :hat would depend Inlerprclallcin. People of the United In sire, the mall order catalogues and the It Ii probable the ullifd poncrji would lifivf rrvuifd ■eal ot the i;. S. to follow through. Bute* are entitled lo have ihe pic­ federal budget are about equal, the latter. If 10 mtajurci Ju.m »j cit.iprrntc. If Ihcv h«l-tfrcn i l i \ In the acrid dlacuulon th a t K ture which Is so grimly clear to onf> {IghllHK »’lth ilifir b.irk.i lo tiif wnli. Insiders. anythlng.'havlng a slight edge In bulk. Bui Tlie world jhould h.ivr no rtllh At nil I bem completely blmiked out I - tliat's only for comparotlve purposes. It’s the ible ceti.sordhlp, •llier® i.i. dlstci ■ Mr.' Chitrchlll'a Cnnadl.ni w; nirRE«BEn. Financial and bwl- »rtd cnnii >l he hill content that's interesting, any c. inlMd. Ant cn could the premier deliver U ness supiwrl of Wendell Willkle'* . If anyone could spare two or three weeks to li the (ki; d from experience, ihnt Any »ute which li .'i ifltntly dl»lr«UBhl will »dopt’ U. -S. A.'a declaration ot waK Tli( :nndldacy eildently reicliei tnlo hostile lo Inking a plunKC c fJiota country districts of upi>«r New devote'entlrely to reading the budget and the moM vlclo:u wra; which tclence hai to offer, could understand one-tonth of what he was :ii mercy or reetrAlnli-Lewl*- aatJmptlon tlm t Uie U. S. ca Vork nnd New Ehglnnd, Tlie present nnd will U tlitm »lt I will batUe 11 oul for four aircngth of the candidate — upon ; reading, he would probably be reminded of ton Tribune. ' yeara—more, if necewinry—U) :Iosfl finnlysls—Is ba.sed more on some ludicrous story in which a gang of recapture Englnnti. Uien France, reasoning than emotion. ’Wlllltle's SLtGS etc,, to Uir point nt which >mphntls on national unity U con- drunken sailors were having a spending spree A iT?1ry nt ripllrf* m»r>ilni»i -RieLAl. Ton'^ayfltty. ' ' Europe will crock. ;ni.Med Mlih the ftcnpcgonl role to lug tubitUutei for M 90 In one dty. tn d 77 of the.ie ...... are well ba.«ed rrporli Utnl ihlch almoil every bujlnc.s* man Oranting that all the fundamental func­ 06ii< nlckeli were illpped o\er on the clty'i p»rklne B ehind EnglUh leader* ao minded are pre­ iiL', been auilgned under the New , tions of government are necessary and that leteri. pared to go m’er Chuichlirji head, 3enl. An Increasing number of Tlie number U hsrclly Iirse enmish to Ju»llf>- the N ational W hirligig T h« PNcw a the cost of operating these departments may inri offer Qemiany an nrmlaUcr twople, from the gn.s sUitlon attend- Mcrtlon th il the ciiy ii "flooded" with the»e iluss. be Justified to a certain extent, it is surprls- :hc day the tin am and small farmer lo the in- ui It Ii larje enough lo. Justify *orry over how H r WASHINOTON If the jovem m enl intei ■noujh for Churchill lo dlvldiinl huslncM man. agree wiih . ing to Jearn that these do not account for nil ie iliig hkbli win go when more people (Ind out Bjr Otii T. >Vingo the lob—nnd pay lor Jt? «hltl lo Canadn to parlli Roosevelt’* opponent that the j ■ the government spending by any means, even Soul tliem. II wolildn'i have to go very f»r lo t«kr So, while the wealthy and cip.sble group favor* cooperull present admlnl*tt»tlon atands "for , though-taxes are exorbitant and we're con- II the profit out of i vending miehin# or lmp»lr ISubblnr roe R*7 Tuekrr) New Yorker geta hU Waahlngioii se holocnusta. With the i Ivlslon among our people, for tlie le revenue derived from meter parking. \ fronted with & mounUng dcflcU. ciJTa. UtU» menUofi hn b f ...... ■undue risk in art legj, SouUi America walta, Welli □ermany In c iniggte ot clasa ngalnst da**, and Quite a i di.^lurblng Is revelation of the desrea of ven the announcement by the d vancf and will avoid "freo plant*" • Insignificant commissions for tills and that. did nol mind lotlng hU exira*cui BrltUih We.s, Ihe reali «il8n against fucllon, for thi immon dl.ihoiie.My which prevalli, when an easy way nse commUilon ot one of me situs from Uncle Bum. ijt greater rlcular Job aa chairman cf Ihe Inlei political aiayln? powt pniver ot iMlltiml maeJiinH and thi . special boards and bureaus for something or ) cheat and iteat presentu Itself. P6r the ui< o( tluable contrlbuUoni to date—Itt prhnanent lmport4Hce. perhnps. ii deprirlmentfll eommltlee, It woul broiled U nlt^ Slnte; :rploil*Uon of preMure group*''. •' other, celebrations, observances, and prac­ !iluele.-i «lu» 10 otit.iln merchandise or u rv ici of plan for protecting the government'i the frcl th a t the proceclure will have been helpful, however, if »oni« powerful leaders who And the *' •agtn n h a a a svelop. line Ij Jui.-,rs. Churchill, Roosevelt and Willkle a* ft -wcil-fed clubm*n" or : the : -Om n: ‘The rei\ftion of builnesi no far parently. he received no advance up somethin/: nbout 11. encouraged hy Itig are In complete accord on ft The mall order catalOKue comes to you''' nrlri Henli 'economic royalist" have fallen flat, ihft p la n jjn been, according lo c of T. D, R.'s Pl«n to name the young Candidate WlUkle'* pronounci nsl* objective. ccepunce spccch made a deep free, but a copy of the budcet costs you S2. of Hi sponsors, Defenie Comtr Standard Oil 'd m a-s "chairman o' condemning It. Hehlnd U^e i r-.rh of the three chief cxccutlvri I.NT.LANn’S WINOrn MKN s-slon. People hiive kept the D on't let that mislead you, however. At S5 it Moner I^on Henderion, "cnullo.i the intcrdepaiimpnial committee or the Ox'erlon leat'laUve rumbli hw brakes In Internal polltlr-^ llial papers (iMoiing It and' they have w o u ld be i b n rg a io . Tlifv iiir willing an eplr of Ihr ih i OrlUnh approving'. inter-Amerlcnn r^latloius and eo. will br ,ubjer,t lo a^ bllttr a .... r Ihe projeeilng of the triple rend It more than once. The phrue ordUiator ol commercial reUtlonj If you are Interested In Inarnlng how the royal nir Io; with, the American republlca for Ihi Rovernment spends iU money, how it can keep d»y. It welcoming growth" Insiead of “the doctrine of tucle by lutuilng the picture In colon of realism, but be kept Iwlated from the co*t national council of defenie." lay bi-hind ih( cenes; 11 may be tn] I the .^hiIt of adding so many empioyc.fto the federal pay­ Rockefellers a.«ignment U to ef­ rtlvi.slon" which Is exactly the eour*# the flghien of today. In an arena beyond the com- production of the required riefei •'public fight" ihnt PYance follon ed to her dealruc- roll. the budget Is choice reading, and well paii« of llonier’i tmaglnailoii, air eating the brend materiel. In forroer jchemei, t fect • coordinated barrage ot atten, w o rth , th e m o n e y . of gncK, Tlie moving word* of rnKlnnri’n eloquent cOBt of «xpan»lnn wa« added to i Mon nnd public Information In be l.OST. noih the Democi ndrfii; lilbllt< fJipen.'e ol llir iirnducl.s piirchii' hnlt of th r Uiu M, direcied Republlcnna nre having sprrch c Ihe flrlil of •c republlci Iroiihle In their naUonil camoilgnt AVEUAGE Hy colnclrtrnci for the 1040 presidential election, .ins t( pill luiolher wny, it nflght b* aal(i " I a m n o t a n evanRcll.st," a-ay.i a e ffiual annual a » that UiB amateurs nre having p rc f Oar Children'^ teacher with some modern Ideas, " b u t m y young Rocke. tefinnal trouble, for the former nr< teaching Is directed aftlir averagi: .student, nl. Uie Rnv,'-n.. feller'* nppoli I Welles sent In rharge of both camps. by/Jnsfeh Patri l y lard of three ap- a big-time Ni rlt publicity firm The brllllftnt ones can take care o f ih e m - an endor-',cn!'-iii oi tneir On the Democrnllc aide of U» selves. In spite of our democracy, v ,-e a rc too leiicc, ne^^• National Chairman Flynr NO PATTERN H T S EVERT -strong personftlllies with potentl- engtilf South America with a flood of the Bronx fncei a-QUlet un. CHILD a ris to c ra tic a b o u t t h r h ig h e r nrt.-; • W e feel ot U. S. publlriiv. nllile* Uial bewilder one, W hai to organiMd altdowTj itrlke by mans Whenever nn authority ipeaka do to gel the besl oul of each one, that the average person doesn't c; a rc a b o u t Tlie ijrop.iKiiiKl.t .sfhcine w paid for by A.nmc.m firms of the old'Ilne veteran* of national clilklrcn to .itrengthen hi* glft.s and lonn them or that they are above his gn oerapi. They wonder what Uu po^ii 1, as one having c down hi* faulu baffle* the best...-^ WreaU in the Utln-Amcrlc:...... pipie knowledge So thi./U« w W be. The best knyont ean 6t> li lo Rlrls about people anti lUoraUire .anti lh\ncj5 In notmeemunt nl Roe'^elcHer' . ms iQ be a specialty of the'Cri)- Why nhoulri they put up Ihe money .Farley. They never thought of Hud- follow the signs the ehlld dlaplay* general which are ii.-.ually handled In a high­ ‘ •• illey Jljn u a city allcker. f. No two ever aeem to be alike; and m*l!B the most of each phase brow way. as If thrv were only m eant for the im t of the Inner circle Ne« think ahke, to tee the «ani« Idea of hU growth. Ihe »»me way. lo behave In sim­ e lec t, iiel which NapoU'Oll dlri n i in Waahlngton are nov u y We ran hord to rertnin.principles Ing that t Ihey at^ould hava gotten ilar circumstance* the aam t way. 'W ait W hitman, the orlc'lnal free-verse poet, of tenclilnf. remembering ihftt each im of 6m111ng Jim ' ■"* lem to do »o »t times, child will vjiry In hi* Interpretation liad the ; 1 abniii rommon people At all. be sure' th a l there Is . F.. sonrmg like MJji of them nnd will need much under- when he sppke of ihe ‘•divine average." On ihi other aide of the political . tn their ways peculiar stnndlng help, FItjI, tcnch a child rv firo aecomplUhmi lo Ihe Individual. No law of li(« I* of valor, more thni irenchei, ihere Ls no lack of cnlhui- to bn elenii.jiDt ftnlcky.-hui-whole­ i«m but Uiere U plenty of bewilder- . apply 10 All e EMrM.OVAin.KS ON lUCUKE- onrelved. Tliey are : i;ncily, enurely. somely clean. Teach him ta be mtnt. Tlje old-tlmer.s don’t quite lionest, honest with himself and While ihl-. -I from p,\r Effort 1.1 lo be made this fail lo tlglUen up Kno«- whnl to make of the Dn' wiUi oiher people, E.ich ehlld varie* pori-Root-Wnikle amnleurs, frtllng relief roli.s In many ))laccs. One industrial city m her 111 from the standard and every child , , rvn(t she mote than lUai m S lt\ tp lit ot the nay. fed In following h w to be htW lo U. lor truth U which has shouhlercil a heavy relief burden ing lo Mr.s. Korhlcr. public .M.TlrmeiiLi tlinljiU la happy f irnlnlnR. It also elv(9 a vision ot the nplrit nnd no man nil through the depression Is telling employ­ lempest hart abated allghlly, Mri. Ihf iruth 1» that jtrlfe continues nil keeps them living yet h u achieved it. Teach him to hai riellea the atati of excitement abnui the** able persons, withoiii de])cndL‘nis. now on re­ Koehler took Uie knife, a good-ilted bfiueen the regular Republican or work to a high aUndard of work- butclier knife, and atked the llttia paiurntinii nnd t^ie Willkle club' :hlldren In 'th eir cnre. wiie ' lief. that they can have Just one more food rnrle Of science lia« » Twin Fnllj had its bileony in nils all is nol lo-'.l. Tliere mu mnnshlp for the work of hU hands It not be »ald Ihai >r. A-i Night Editor walked nl Rlrl what .she rsai cutting when the able leader* In mnny aute*. is the Indication of the power and and rent order. They mu.u set rlpht out to deserted Mnin avenue, he ,■(»» accident occurred. Wheievrr Willkle Clublt« Oren je another door to open. 'Whi tiunllty ot his spirit. Teach him 'to inocraey which liberal eems hsndlcnpptd beyond look for Jobs. They are rnn.itly .slngic men. nme. rightfully. Into inff miM lelltnK a yrulhful ndn "My finger." :.ne responded, Root, j r . meet.s the conflict and gcl-s, be friendly lo all he meets for this of her part in a dramiMlc r * >(■ the luo grouivi around here It suil lh a t hope. world Is a lonely place at best, each “Wo want to bring lo light whelhcr thc;ie UuU Poit-Dl«p»tch. 'Sometimes," to lean upon. Faith peraon-s cnn obtain employment," say.<; an ofli- ductlom A» »he wa» perched I) WHRBE'B THE CFlFrE? geniality rifx-, rc.suli, but the young soul shut hi IU own walls and a llYlSTERtA second ,story window .mri he wii Pruicelnn.lrnlned 1»»7 sometimes work* mlrncles. friendly word help* lift thilr iha- cifll. ‘'and so know where we ^tand In plan- THK Kr.VNOTE 15 WAI Ron's E x p ^ PerrKlton areepilng th- Dem- treel below, her reciutlonol' esery pinre In the country. Unlesa dows. Don't expect perfection for M nlntr our relief needs for next year." Henry A WMlni-e, in hl« «ddrc. from "noniro nnd Juliet" r.fi Wlllkin luibllcly puu hl.s arm around chsraclerlstle qunllty ot oci,i!ic vice preildentlaJ nomlnatii child ly a secrct. When one looks there U no such thing on ihli earth. “ ‘The definition of employnbiiity will bo Ihe *lftt< Teach him to k£ep looking away mnde.n piettv good Job of itrlklng e keynote of the Icadfr.v at n robmtul ot llltle ones In their whether the client is able, by health, educa­ DenwrUlt; eampalKn ihtm e wng. 1 iloc.s . .. many from hlmseU toward life, (or that l» cnll « ro-e bv ;in 0 . O, p, vote will not be llrsl eiajj In tcJiool they nil f.eem Ihe toad to health and happlnes*. tion or aptitude, in view ot Increasingly fav­ •niai keynote, on which PreMriei noi.'.rveU hopei IdTmell n.vr.wefi.' . I. •. Uie lO- lo be tlllte—charaelerle.'.s. bnrmtess, for Ihe till ^iirrr^Mve liMe. isaderi will Above all, hnve falih ti^ the chil­ orable economic conditions, to obtain work. In . I hnve chal. ha;e hurl lh( prortiIiele.\s. One has only ,j)|)ed I. r hjJt. aotlball con. tliat rocm a^d remain Uiere dren you re.v and tench. Like them, applying-relief rolls. It'would be ■ will the minutes to lee lh a t ll^ey it I* Impauible .to gel'anj'w her* __weH at the .•same time to steer employnbles to' , eleflOr.lte, huf TIir'Rt; an ilol!Cr\ It Wr ilch the ftdtr»l »lih children you do not' llKe'.and RvaUtble opportunities for a brief period ol (111 agreed H ut-ihe menacc U real, but wiieii-w* r Yerk-for.Tnt it iS'eqiialjy lmpo;.}lblc to do good iiopoIlM . spcclal training, and to have .lomc sorL of V inr criminal mMincrJn-W)l1c!iJh;_a,dm|ni'iirntinn Cho4Jir*n from Ih# group as a Rlfl work when you havf no faith In Irli u» unprepnred nnd ronliiiuer lo dlllv f Mrs. no \w applits }{. ihera all alllre, ,to them . II slnntls lo renscii, too. Ibal no city Now You Tell One j Uken ui ahoot this qucjtlon at n i.-n»ll o.-.ophlcnlly a I the t ‘Alice' -'OoodJnpw - tB O re r'.o f Mrs. nnr inkes henrl nnd goes fom-mrd. " Authorities will permit new hardships and 3T at a local refre,htnent counter Helnch. Mtii. llelnch b the former ACC :T I.OOKF.D n o i t s r t ii a s it war 0 the German suffering to develop a.s they try to set more ycitfrdny, he knew wh»l the hfird nl Jfssla Gooding, who for .•evcrnl years tn lesehing your ehlldrsn to aslod. .UFtTON. Inrt. M’.—Mn. Maurte Turner'.^ auto people on their feet, economically and in every mid b I) ndv.n piles ol as a resident of Uil.s city, be guided by (),« helpfuL »Tinp». '• - lie luriied over. She CAlled a : liall. B. J, Reniolds and Mrs. Mnrle Wood bwklei, .-Obedience." Send for Jl. # , nnd.Imd been overcome by shoi-k. lhi> -lob;’ nn «.pcclally mis GOODING relumed Friday from nn extended enclBiing ten cent* In coin. Addrea* ' NON-COMMUNIST. HOLLVWOOl) rlRht chfetmu blasi,of ‘vindjrom Ihe and- nuto trip through Ut(th. A rluna nnd Angelo Patri, ear*, of The Twin Pall* WINS KACF. WITH ILLNKSS TO KEi;P den 'afttrnoon aiorm reichet Farewell P a ri)-.A b o ilt 23 mera. California. They vl*lte'i3\,Do'ec c.m- The HoUywood threat ended as suddenly as OTTAWA. Kai, (-T.—eknh lodge mel Frl- yon. Zion nntlonal park and Boul­ vort N V"’®" It arose. Congressman Dies himself, after a LaVergne Mora, IB. lind with Ihe mra.vlej. Grndunted hLsked the nc.uli piled pnpef* ay evening nt ihe home of Mrs. der dam, Mrs. Wood spenl pome time (Released by The Bell Syndlcrtt. recently from Otlnwa high school, ^he hnd nttended hearing wKh four of the actors acaised- as and. ilthough Bill I E. D, Hughe* for a surrirlse fnre- with her son. Hubert Wood and Incorporated) school U yeari wmioul-^elng abjent or tardy. The your Hal ot bright raylnga . hy the mltUd*h« Mr». Ruth ly In Los Angeles. On the re- Communlstfl. announced that It was all a mis-, ' .ddlei. anything day after her grM uitlon'ihe .became 111 witii the. Ulp Ihpy spent iwo Onjs nl the „ Orent B nuin turns out thT»* Wl* They are not now, anil never have been, Tneflsles., The granddftughler ot "Unci* Jo*- aiy’WiV. h»nd-iinied photo by eraeilnt f»lr la 8*n FraaciKB. lion buliow annually in its fitWrlefc TWIN FALI5 NEWS, TWIN FALLS. rDAHO, WEDNESDAY MOKNING, SETOiMBEl! 1 .1910<' PAGE fIVE I SOCIETY EVENTS andXLUB: NEWS Matched Sets for Bride-Elect Eden Bride Stake MIA Plans Initial Visitors, from Virginia Honored Wedding Shower A t Buffet Supper at Hayes' Home Honors Forpier Social fo r Coining Season Dr, and Mr.-:, Robert M addock and tliclr .■son. Bobby, of Jerome Resident Norfolk, Va., wore the honorce.s at ati Informal buffet sup­ Initial social gathering of the new season to be sponsored per, that wa.'i changed from iin outdoor picnic by the fustic JfJUOME. Sept, 3—Feting Mrs. by the Twin Falls stake M.I.A. board of the L.D.S. church 'IrK-il A. I,iiilii»;rr. who was formerly fireplace bi'cau.sc of the ,sudclcn cliatu;e in weather, dost will be a dancing party next Friday evening, September u-.' I’fKKy Pyle. daui;l\i Wiili.n) GiK'.st.'i were nu'tiibers of th e Clever Invitations, which -have been Issued to nil stake Mniil i' rcsl- Haye.s’ family and it few closc officers and teachers-of''the Mrs Unlnk Calkin-Wilsdn frie n d s. five wards' In the Twin Falls D.', rntl M:r....Mnd(ltxl( ulid Bobl>y stake, read: Miss ]!ilcClellan, r.-luni.-(l >r,slrri!,iy Itiifii Poltll luko •'You snri your pftrinrf « Marriage at rniicli near Sl.iiUry niter spendKiB M. Harvey Wed lu o virtks nine Jt„| w|H U.-iVC. Church Parlors 'I'hutt-a.xy by auln (u: llielr'tciu m -ri: bidden tri|> to Noilolk a.hc!p Ur.-Maddock r blor--.oms ttcnUicr. A t Garden Rites rrc pinced And picato dou'i come in lnt«l iiinm ent was Qrnl) your h « l Don’t forgel your StniL. Sept. 3—Al (k lovely garden 1'j.ing of sev- .. smilel iken by Dr. weddfng i l ihe home of'M r. tnd Rev; Murk C. Croncr Prrpsre youricif for-fun. Mni, Robert Stewart of Buhl, a t high Ing, M m llUiiiclic \ Wc u-lll mnke li woriJi your wlille Monday. Mbs Knliiryn Me- Fnllsand Chari.^ C.Cill 1 ol Ktiin When *c m « l toecthfr loi Clellui. dsuEhter of Mr, and Mn. 1, Kan. d 111 n M, II. McClellan of £poknne. Waih., rollowlng Ihe c.Trinoiiy,' Mr. iiml MKS. DAVID W. FULTON. »h«' .TJieme Announcfil became the bride of Melvin C. Har- Mrs, Cnikin lelt on n wi-ddlng trip ■ .MIm Marcrry Gordon Itefore -Datk W M. I. A.." will bo Uie ton of Mr». Robert. Sl«w»rt o£ lo Vnll^l)u^rr. B. C., "ml will be iit e Bixrrlaie t u t »l li.e thrmis of ihe evfnlng’g program. Duhl. Robert Srtw an,' hu alep- home iiflrr mld-acptrinbrr in KI11K- :iil tlielr daUKhter, m ecf brr parrnt*. Mr, auit Mr«. Oreen and sold will IlBurc Ir. . falker. ai ju.Mlce of pence of Duhl, man v.lirrc .\V. C.Tlkbi U riiKiiKctl 11) inthided Mr. u re. Gordon, In M rii. (SfMi C.IUH.I ,iM ,.,u|.,.r^'ivl the piano. {lecorntlonj for tlie rfcrta^lon hnll ixrformed the slnRle rlnc ceremony Uie pructlci: of Uw. ^ey.^nd Ml.« Ann nnd refrcilinienti will be affrVcd from unlllng tlie young couple, Mrs. Calkin v,a\ Inrmrrlv Uie iin- Mn. Oeor«« F. 'ir ^on, OeorRe nrCK^-TI.Y WEDDED PAIR « Ince covercd table, n ie bride wore n redliiKoie nftei aeithetUt lU tlit Tv.'in Falls courtly AT IIUIIUY IIONOJIED Rcfrcihmcnt glfl.i will be Mli5 oon frock of midnight 'blue, with general ho>plt.il. ii;i1 Mr% SlurgfOii .Mr ;m h«t trock UAR ot lth ninlchlnK IIONOIt I.KAdl'K united in marriage last Fiid; Iv.ill^'inr Krller of Ituperl, Mr, nnd Mrs, YbIb Holland. Mr, A luncheon followed the wedding acce.MOrlc's and a bl-'iidiiiK torr.nx'-. Dt'Klre r>t llfmiir •elfx-k at the home Kn:ri).i:t of the evening wua silent Bncl Mm. Mel Cnrcler. Mm , Ida Mc­ aen'lce, after whlclvUie couple left Paul V. Jolle.^ Ru;,'lii Ihe role of Tluir.Mliiy 111 8 p. m . rnir, Mr. and Mr- ;;l ;;aiiii.%. alter Milch refreslimenla Drlde, Mra, Junnlia Hull nncl C. for Can FYanclsco to make their best man. M.'s. Frrd lleer. Oonlnn. Ttiei Ui-:r .f:!,-!!. lo Ullrty gueaUS and Vtrn Y«lM are in charge of the ome. T lirr were accompanied on :irhiil!n£ mil.’, iijinifll by the hono.-ed pair. affnlr. tie trip by Ml-vi Maxine Harvey, .voKi, ci.rn e Unlve )f Ida .'ho will spend some lime vlalUng R utledge-McPike At'lliiir Ci(i;(!on, 1:: ■nie liriileKfOom Is the wli of M SUnpniSE PARTY HONORS In California. R. CHURCH'S BIRTHDAY ' BPW Members Tlis bride a. sradunw ,of Uta north, 'nnir.-.qua>l>r muff. She chooaea a simple dreai aa a nod brldrgroom, acted n.s wiine.---,i-a. Uir church parlors for the first ftea- benuly roses and snrdenlas. til Mohler of Jerome. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kelly of San An­ ding. background. kton of Uie new .se.vwn. fter the wedding, the bride cut tonio. Tex., Will and Kelly nilcy ftnd Immediately foUowliiR" U'e cerc- foiir-Uered wedding cake duriin:' Donnn and Jackie Rlley were upeclnl moiiy. a weildlniTbrcaktii.sl un* rcrv- ed nnil llie coiiple left by niito for a SilAMHOCK Cl.rit reception. Her going nwny en­ tUMt.1. Sli.imrock club sill men Thura* semble wna a tailored brown ,Milt ewlmi Buhl Girl Weds trip 10 Zion national pnrk. Br^'ce Guest D ay Program Planned in canyon and other i>oinl-s cf tnlere.it day afternoon at Uic home of Mrs. lUi brown accessories.' KINDERGARTEN door d Kl'.n Graham with Mr*. Lillian Fil- Mra, M, Dodge ot U-»lMovkn. guritjl, m UUih. Tliey win make their home font., ifta anotlier oul-of-town A t Church Rites in Rupert where Mrs. Rutledge op- m nrr as aMl.Mint hfi^:e^s. Roll call Tlioso attending Included Mri. October by Wayside Members reNponves will be current event-i. uest al the wedding. Frankie Alworth. Mri. May Jnnfci. ernlts Ihe Ann’s Dtr--i Miop nnU M r. In Washington niitledge Is a foreman nt Uie Pnul Atr-s. riojd Bandy wilt ha\e charge Mr.i. Effle miicrd Hinton. Mr*. Way,Hide c lu b m e m b ers m ade plan.? fo r tli e lr a n n u a l guc.'st of the program. CnUicrlne Poller. Mr*. Mabel Belle­ CCC cnmp. day mcctlnR and program In October during their meeting ville. Mr.i. .Marlon Dunn. M rs.'C om BUHIv. Sept. 3 — A t a simple .Mis.siosAftY .>;oc ii;tv Sievcni. MlM Berlha Tlcc. M lii church ceremony at the ChrLiltan ye.stcrclay afternoon at the home of Mrs. Pearl Norris, but Mlsainnary loclety ol ihe 'Chrls- Nferle Nenlon. Mlu Ray SmIUi. M lu church at Pasco, Wa.sh.. Sunday they could alm ost have called the meeting ye.^terday their P arty Honors tlnn church will meet Thurr/lny Drv^lft Carlson and M iu Inez morning, at nine o'clock. Mias Le.s- Ruc.st day event! Bcslde.s the twenty member.? present, twelve afleruoon al the home of Mr*. Earl Wheclrr, tcne llooblnj, only daughter of Mr. Maddy. 948 Second avenue we.n with guests were al.so In attendance, MLy Ella Beer wa.'s a.wlstant Enid Richards and Mra. L. A. Hooblns of Buhl, M w. Raymon Dunahee Iii chnrgt^ WORK SESSiON PLANNED became the bride of Frank Hart of hQ.Ucs-i of the program. A woman re.'idenl BY SO-N-SAVE CLUB / White Swan, Wnsh. Tlielr mftrrtage vhero Mr5. thirt Tlie guest ' day event In Compllnientlng their dniigliter on of the f*rm security admUilsirnllon Plans for an all-day'work aewlon' waa Ihe culmination of a romance' P01.1U0II in the li October will bp held at tlie her blrlhdny alinlversary, Mr. and cnm p south' of Tsln Falls will be Mrs, S. Parker Richards entertained the whole tow n is ta'V m g to be held at Ihe horns of Mra, O. R, which began when Ml.s.n Hooblng parlmei ' ' Vhlte an hlgli home of Mrs. A. 8, Marlyn, wttli Kuest speaker, ,, Lawson wt."* made by membera. of went to White Swnn Iw t year to be­ ichO( Mr. Hnr Is a mi'Ht cuttf n t n IniHet supper last Saturday eve- e.idi mrmbcr lo bring a Kur.\t. Com* nliik- In honor ol MW Enid Rlch- Uie So-N-Save club when they met come a teacher of home economics n l Yaklmn, Wa.sli mlUcr.^ have been nftmeol .Miperlntrndenl ha.i l.vMitd In id later Uie group went 10 a locnl fl p. ,m ..n t the American I/cjlon of the projvTnm, which opi-i;e;l alth ife for d.inclng. Ruth Johruton. were prrscnt nnd .emoay, vitnUoiis for a to.i lo be given next Crnup sliiKlnK of th e club .Mrinorlal hnll.' Following the bii.'i- The birthday cnke. re.-.tlng on nn OUNUP HATS a t‘5 *pcnt Uie afltmDon eocially. Re- Tlie bride wore a black-ftflemoon Wediic.'^rtny In honor of Uie bride. Dlerj Amrr -a ni 11 e" meeting, Uie camp and Aux- freshmenta were sm etl a t the clone frock and a black felt, hat. Her Mrs. Hooblng ntul ;.un, Rny. r antique gold-banded cake plate, will have a Joint social hour, -l.Uho.' centered the lace-covered table. oC the Ac.uion, cor.sage was of red ro.wi and small uriiPd to Uuhl via Ma-iow Momlp Ilucnorous Play w hen reports of the slate conven­ I'hlle bell rfiaped flowers. Attending Mr.i. Hart wns nij lionor sUulvnl Pink nslera tom pltiw Uie lable rtec tion will be glvpn and refreshment.s A short piny, ''How the Siory W ATEIiilEL^ FEED FOR he wedding were her moUier.'Mrs. •t the Buhl hlsh .ichool. sraduntlng •allons. will be served. MENTOR CLUB L. A. Hooblnir, nnd her tu;oiher. Roy. uM33<. ..She iitlcndcd thu College Orew." wa.i. presented by cIkIu wo- Ouest.s, be.'.ldes Uie hnnorec, were Annual watermalon picnic for of Buhl, and Uie bridegroom'a mo­ ot Idaho nl C.'vldwcll for one year. ■ ot whom were KUeMs. -Mi'tn- Mt.w Gloria Mae West ol Kimberly. membera 0/ the Mentor club nnd ther. Mn, Han. and hU siaKr. MLsa UiUveri.lly of Wnahlnglon bert mipenrlnK in th e piny uere Mrs. MI.V1 Marjorie llalpin. Mirj Venils CAliDEN CLUB tlielr fnmlllM wa4 held last Sunday Ilcne Han, and hla brother. Harold :i- for four year.s. mnjorlng Jfliirs. Mn. Ornce Beer nnd MU^ Richards. Cliarles L a r s e n , Fred New officers will be electe highly Uint It was lold In the al Dol.^p were dLitrlbute- Ixmg. and Uilrd, EltzabeUi FlJly-Four EntranU and UOrd. Urj, H. A. Bnker. )hn HIlKers. both of Peoria, IlL Johnran, ho were gueaU ol Mrs.' Mao' C«V Flfty.four Individual* conlrlbuied .. Petunia,-sTOJp, single: Drat-.-Mra, Dalilln, decoraUro group; tlrst. flowet?, Fred Llndauer; second,-Mrs..'.niU Irane, Mr..'Cfllmull; second. Mr. Catiaull, Relre.shmenla were sen’ed troy ’Die lUl ot prire winners follow* Reed, and U»lrd. Mra. J. E. Pinson. Uilrd, Mrs. J i; E;, 'Johnion, Aalers. mixed (baikei-i): fln t. Mr#. Petunia group: first, Mrs. Earl style al the close of Uie se.'-'lon. I>alilla. cactua. single; fln t, BdlUi □Udioll and button dahlias and O, M. iUldiell: second. Mr*. J. D, Qoode: second, M n. McMillan, and Prlrsrn; second^' M n . Ed Julian, Kenagy, and third. Mr*. Pninlt Uilrd, Mra. J. B. Kenagy. Petunia, rancemenLs of roeebuda were IfATrU. alngle; first. Mra. E. B, Acuff; (lec- Dom and Wble decorations. AaUra. baskets solid color: first. ond, Mra, Earl poode and U ilr^ school; second,'Mta. Ed Julian. Mrs. Qeorge Cnlmull; second. Mrs, R. D. Armstrong. MUHTAUGII LADIES' AHI DUNLAP Uilrd, Mrs. Maty. Long. Tlie U dies Aid Society of Uie Tmcy Colt and Uilrd. Mr, Tracy Basket Marltolds Sweet pc4:'first, Elliabeth Jolin- Colt. Asters eroupj: first. M m . H. Murtaugh Community- church .'■WANDERER"* M&rtsoW, ifttge baaktv; flr*V, Mrs »ci\. Block; It, D, Armslfong. IU»e hold a special called meeting M. Carter; second. Mrs. Mary Long, Of fllwron: first. Em m a Jean Dick­ Ounlap’t mo»l populor and third, Ur. CalmulL Fred Undailer, and second, Mrs Thursday, Sept, 8. A covered dlah H. A. Baker. Marigold, middle size son. PhiTiostegla: first, Mrs. Ula B. luncheon will be served nl UiB youofl "'cn'* lightweljhf. Asters, single; flrsl, Mri. N. K. Benedict; second. Mra. Ed Julian, Jensen, and second. Mrs. N. K. Je n ­ basket: first, Mrs. Earl Jensen; eec- church nt I:1S o’clock. After.lunch- Cortlen. Smort.Fcr ond. Dr. A. 'B. Johnson and Uilrd and Uilrd, Mrs. W. E. Hunter. sen, Miscellaneous bowls: first, Mrs. eon there will bo. a dbKUs.slon of yeor-'roond weor. j*» Mrs. Earl Jcftsen. Marigold, small Phlox: Mra, Fred Llndauer. Azalc- the new progTnm of wijmen’s work O. M. Mltchcll. CalltomJft popples: amunia: first, second and Uilrd, second. Mrs. D, O, Hyde, verbenln. ba.flnC> - . Doom# Entry GIRtSH Uilrd, Mrs. Qrace Klnfe. NaatUr- 'itrs.'Wfrren .Dalgh; second. Dr. A, . Phlwr. single; M rs. Scholcr. flrjit -aums: first, Mrs. Wei Shurtftff; E. Johnson, and third. Mr*. Wea and second. Lemnn lily, fln t, Mra. • W «'are proOdWannw*iCf;OVr»howina of the- second. Mildred Schoter, afid third. ShurUlff. Forrest Darrow, Snapdragon, group: .15-25YRS.0LD new Dunlap hah forToll dndM^tfllBr. No m olter Mrs. H. M. Carter.- - ' Special flower arrangement, large: flrsl, M n. Bill Reed, and second. Wtn Sofftr M s . W aakntss .ad , Zinnia, groups:* flnt. M n. PVcd rint. Mrs, M. E. WllUs; seconjl, Mr*. R. D. Ancstrons. N*nroBiaM«fro« Fnnctisaai . what yeiir (astes are, these hots can n^t.th em Llndauer: second. Dr. A. E. Jo h n ­ >1, E. Willis, and Uilrd. Ruth Hun­ Verbena: first, Mr*. W. Schllllng- Ftmala DlMrdMV. READ TNISI son and Uilrd, itr*. M. ChrlaUan. ter. Special flower orronsement, m, and second. M rs. Bill Reed. ■ ... m style, color, fioish. And in ^ • ry ijof th* Zinnia, single: first, Mr*. N. K. small: first, Mildred Scholer nnd Butterfly bush: M n . W. SchilUng- ' Jensen; second. Dr. A. E. Johnson, second, R.- D. Armstrong. C am n- ton; scablosa, M n . J. E. Plmon; - famous [>unlap'labe], the inspired Duq{ap touch.. •Ksd tolrd. Dr, A. E. Johnson. Uon«; f ^ l , Mrs. Keed Uansen. and d«e.r( (Aa.tlgold. E tlu tK lh Jdhn- Martgoldi, group: first, Mr. C at- second, Mrs. 13.' M. MltehelL ■)n; iritonia, M n; TV. flchllllngUm. h.ull; iec«Dd. Mr. CaimuU, and Rosea, bosket: first, Mrs.iPtorreat Oalardta. M n. W . SchiUlngton: pouod-faznou ror double eoamos,' .ood. Dr. A. E. JohnsoD. and third. s : flnt, Mrs. U L. Culbertson; sec- M n. E D. Julian, Mildred Scholer. )nd. Mn. Fred U ndauer, and third. Balsom, Mr*. H. M . Carter; *ele- VAN ENGELENS aiadloU, group: lint, H; A. Baker, Joanh# Weitffkanip. lum. Mr*, LUa B. Benedict: del­ second. H. A. Baker and third. Mra, phinium, M n. L, L. Culbertson; col­ Cijl." w o s n i TBTfiioi Warren Dalgh. Qladloln. alngle: ter 'beans, Mrs. LUa B. Benedict, lin t, Mr. Csunull; second. H. A. and polyneum, Mrs.. Ed Julian. TWIN FALLS NTWS. T W FALI^S, IDAHO, V-EDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER '4. IMO

Percy wiljon and children. flUly and dtuditer Ulu Huth Hunton. throttle acUvlly of th* higher brain and Jean, of Huntington Park. ftom a ten-day rUU with felatlye: eetiKra and Teduce a pfrson to the By Calif., anti Mrs. Joe Steed of Pasa- at B.spld City, a . D. Psychologists Told War-Shock automatic emotional level of the VIRGINIA- 1. Cdllf ;.C?nt the ».eekend at Hu'ine»» Trip—Ctrl Leonard, pre lower centers. FYed Clifton and J. K. Ucver fJdeni of the Beet Orowrrs ossocia. Now is Wide-Spread Disease •There U every’ reawn la bellere aM gm ers2_^^ hotnrj. Mr'. Bleed la Mrs. Hrver'a iiBii, .'pent Uie weekend at Pocatello that In the present world conflict i.’.irr-ln-law and Mrs. Clllton'a en builner.s. mental and phy^lCBl symptoms may unt. Mr. Wil.-on is-M r*,'Cliiton’.s dui to lYidenca th a t It can atnka be even more severe." she said. "W« VEfiTEHDAY:Gasiidl The proprl»trf»» KftldSlauohti iCifl «iia £01118 to reil and have A aiienca lik* th« auapeniion ef all Cu»U Leave—Mrs. T. M. Conrcy By UOWAIID W.DUKESLEE have bigger and more destructive nf Ihr riddilDtir Inn-can (Ire her lunch *C!it i:).' brratli in the (ace of ft <«ta.'lroplie and ;on ol Centrallft, 111.; Bill}' Associated pres* ficletice Editor - anybody. It is not confined to f.u n ti Leave—Mr. and Mrs. Ro- diers and they are not even weapons. ChemWry and aeronauHc* them ne Infsrmatlon (bout ilrftni- "Wrll. »ny»-«r, elsht o'cloci: U ai Mipp! i.’;e veranda. The soft atrUis TlinU:n:in of Vandalla. IIl^ and Mr. STATE COLLEGE. Pa., Sept. 3 - have reached new heights. An inter­ U!:e»rUily hour lor a rtceptloii.” Kr (irr!i'-r.;ra sounded toiKl and i jv.d Pauori' iind divughter Jibrian. uijd Mii-A. A. GtlfJlH wid *gn of rri (ht nl{hl the (tiip litn « » i!-.o ha^c bci’n gu'-.sta ol his p«r- Psychoiogltu h e rt for a veek-Ions national reurosla is actually under­ I robbed. The titil i v j S4iiiira ind llcla piiraufd. "Thefe tnusi be some like a tjra.*« band. In that sudden Patoks. 111., have feft «fl«r a viiit •nie speaker waj Dr. flara flunch- way rud socicty Is at tJie cross- er.t.'. Mr. nnd Mrs. Oeorge \V. Par- at th# Jay n . Saekett and OrvlUe national conventton wet* told of a tltld-llawk. ot U\e Untvecilty of ( Kit »IiH Ihe ch»pl»ln who it thins behind f. " &»tiU iMvU. Je!{ oauied. »» If ms. Irli Monday for their home ro id s.* ' : l.»fk In Ihe hn.plui «llli luori: Weddltn March ri!.;KT A-Tc ft ^tronB wind «iucli SackrU homes. new p h u e ol military horror—war- Southern Callfonila.. pelion Ivj. T!ier« tt'O-v The o.thestra paused lari-* |.;;n biCk. I .^aw liini turn ; JUwlinn^. W>0- Davihter VUI(*<-%Mlss ray Wea­ shock — a real ntrroui disease al* She aald that llie roajorlty ef the ■ .INEVITAllLE ~ - ready ahowlnj iljn* ef International .M-called ahell-shockcd veterans in f.’Jddenly. tJien imjck up Ihe »-ed* and loo^ at the slrl upon his Studenla Leave — Eugene Oullck. ver Itll Sunday for Portland. Ore., A'niKNS, O i’T’t-M nr-Jr-K Bljlfy after vltlting her patents. Mr. and spread. Amerlcwi Iwpltal.s were and still arc ; ■ Qnptfr : j dm s march a:id lar down tiio road taw •■li'' nhocked breath he John Ciourley. Ml«*. Gladys Da Kloit won her first contest prlte with ft ENTni, THE BRIDE Jn front of offlccri' quarte.-s »e jpled and the >i:d colo.- thaLU»mfd In hi» and Ml.-.j Mary. Ann OoUrl'y left Mri. r. J. Weaver. War-shock causes varloiu form* those who did not go overiean nnd .’’aturday'for I.os Ang'-le.v Calif., lo if paralysis, numbnes* of lljnbs, In- were never subject to bombard- letter telllns the advanUges of •'I hop( vou mil bf #bl'> to comf an appro4ctiln;,- cavalcide, fac. f.tnrting out family wash to * Jullu wiA at my elbow. enroll at Woodburj’ rollege. Satiasso farm en dive to the bot­ .blllty to speak, stammering and mmt, Tlie tremendous change In lo Ijte rrffptiD;i tnmorrovi’ nlgtii." And ;u»!denly everyone bejt tom of the aea to cultivate and har- hysterical deafness and hysterical their lives seemed to be the cause launrirj-. Her second priie wa* for • ■•Iin't 11 »»ell7" ilie iske<1 enUius* lUlurii Here—Mr. and Mrs, H. f:. a letter on drying clothes. she 5»ndra tild lo him »<* ^o^e. talk *•- encr. lo laush loudly and Hfl.-nnierq^l-’.’. and sons, Harry Beein vejt ■he-«»rs»i!io pl&nt, which is bllndnesi. ' of their lllnr».s. ■'ColonH intl Mp .. Pfnnnni arp glv- lastkally. ' W# we;# keeplJij it for imnat^imlly and ahotit ccnirratula entered a third contest and W’en—* tho wecidinj—OR# 6.' the biehelort and Kmrr.'oii. returned Saturday, uied the manufacture of medi­ The disorder Is what used to be This wa.s explained as probably - Ins 11 for Jpll «nd m(>-» tnrt of df- tlo:',j in a hysterical a ttm p t to pre^ acromn.'uiled hy Mr^. J. H. Ilunlon cines. callKl ihell-shock. lu new nim t it th i working of anxiety tending to washing machine. ; lij-cd wfdrtir.B r»ctpllon. I b«lleve found It in an old livery auble and tf.-.d (oat. everjlhtag lovely, Ihira *111 b« rtinclnc---- “ bouEht It for a .ions, and Ifeadquar* tlifit nn!:ndy hnd r.ern what wc tiac •'Y«- r - ih . rfcelvfd » cnrcl thU ter.i" troop—Jc lfJ Hoop, you know all ^rrn the bride and eroom np' ; mornlns. I think I nhtll b-; itbla to ha* been buiy for a month re- prniich'd under the arch of *»bcri. POPEYE- A PASSING ACQUAINTANCE £f» b«cl£ lo (im rtm »e«ln tomor* condltlo.nliic and palntlnj II." . r think It uould be called a bar­ T-.at :he trlile had ft blacJt ey rri!\'; bul ol cnurte, iO'j iindfriitflntl, VCR M«N « 6 r TH«T^ ;■ , my appttrincc— " ouche. althoush. my kTiowltdf# cf ' I c6'j 1« kill her,” Julia 'told . / I WiJiT OC-T -ID \ violently, later In thu evening. She POPEVe-O'iiOG'ANO \ AKVTKN' t»oeS IN •'lUvf you prnpfr clollie*?" 6»n* such ihlnjJ iJ hail'. Low »ftun*, top­ TWl«, PlCstfC BUT I S*M dr« Mkfd pr»cllfully, less. wilh elcjantly uniformed youns had dia-.>’n m« upsulr* to her row - i ItL l. KM VJi-tfsT i H a t ) ficjmtiW v a p a ir , > ' "PomB fKw unlformj were dcltv- officers il'.Unt. arnu folded, on tlic on tJiP |ilf,'» that MiP needed a ahoul' ‘I LC/>RfJuD,EEFORE____ \ IT ^ 'TOO - - B e c a s e f u l ! ^ p rrt ihlj momliiK—iJi*'Pflnt tsilor. bo«cs front and-rear. A taudy yel­ der -sir»p pinned, actually, I IcHrA', (hrwiBh llif kind of .Vfrj. low eijuipasi-—cavalry yellow—with 40 iha: Ml# couia relievo her pent-up »ho hmrlS t& U\t :tjlm«nU5 toiiinla ♦mWaiontd tcfltos-., "She U11& f vtrvTOt CvRt »ht <]iilt8 I hit 6f trouble on m y be­ on Iti ildei. and draa-n by elx white ran ln;n ijJoor. but the way »he half------hor^fi that ahone aa If their »ld«s .Mjs It m ak« them all think Jeff I thnuElit ol Ihe ahnrls »nd uHh hdfl brcn waxf?!. hnrjrj that tw c d bra-j her. I’ve been working my hend difficulty iiipprr-jed ft glKKle. rell- cold and blue iilumrs a> they aliook off all evening lo keep him fro:., ' cl* hid nu rtf «’ good »!0T tn r«- thrlr iiroud hciub; -- - Inj itu^k In a corner. I lell . K»rrt 10 bti prelrrenee In undcr- ihout of v.p;i^mn and iipprovjl p ^ 'p le 'tre Blving him tJie cnM clothlnc. ,1 from in d i I jliculde;'. and R'l a damn iha-Tie;" "I—«h, rflrrrliii: more To Ihe . tlouriih 1 • Wha-. doea he iayV 1 »pp<*»rnncr pf mv liiw »r.d ' Nothing. But don't you »c», j — hr coiiilntrti (lifnUeiitly. i^intlra v.ouldn'1. He^ so jensiiive—'i'ou KNOWS OF 'TVC- I “Think nmhini of It," fiantlra oald I laf.'r cjin brt vQur life he knowa what a :^ HAU6 WJD HER ■ — -unrmly. "We all know »hRt pol.viil Ihr r()UlpiiKe. they’re Uilnklnr." PUTT /VCrfkJN^T oak Is. And fvrrvonf U dnxloiii to a:ch the Kuld brnid on Uie iinl- , "M.iybe .-.he did run Into a door. PCPCVG. BJT It, UN/VBLT; I • mepl you, I «oiVi tflke nn fnr tin r.-ii f>! !:(T lail .vmm,; tui:,baiirt. ' Ma.'.be vlic dM—un purpase." CjC-T Kg/>R.TH& I an»wer. 111 (xp«t lo ynii." ij:ie had rcitil s.-ound lier tii'ad. 'Julia—1 Uaun't wld anyUjlng She soimilrd (iiiltfi Erlm about It, .^carf o( Kolrt (ln!!i tiert peiv.Miiit Fiboat :iiK beniU’^ t t c l l . Jiiji ' tn il llie iltllr chaplain coiinnilM •hlnn .1) ll;;i; 1! :tiadixl !Jie iip- cau^e. Hut Snniira told me ahe waa JU S T KTDP— TAKE US WITH YOU) nl£fj nl;iioii.r?rfn(w I m fher . r (wrt of lUT I.uT. A' ah'* came up .Urnld 0' Jeff.’- felt Njrry for lilnu lie ■•.•ouUl think the ciirjKlcd .'irt<,"j.,.lk nn Jrfl'a ;inti. 1 told her ihen about the aleep- he Iiad to ipprar. nnv thni Snnrlrn MB aRANNER-SUSe-) < ^ IT 50UNCED TO f.e LIKEA------^ ------Into the s!.0'*r; oJ ilce Uiat CBJ- lliV aii.’inRrniem. about her coming 1WB ELEPHAsn. \ , I 5U5I6VMWJTEDM05. J ,— ^ V ^ ^ W E^-ENO OPP ANP httd Minda in IvMie of. It. and

oiing oltlcera had i>iiii'.‘’ ^llr had shown me the foV eiRO-ARE ) \WJTEt? J almlle was inrjUble—tomato face. fonned for her j).uin|je. aha Ujrea' lo-.uiii; tiny. And thftt Snndra had But after alt. hlj coiintfnance wa'S HtViNS AN / , i t r ^ s u a e TO TAKE A y back tiip !.ciir.' nun tuiiieU her fate .•li;i; Mp. nhe •»ai married. lion. Aj U happened, th a t honor wn» to be r»*med fnr the bride. I tn view of »hat folloved. anndrn' noi Oie liKht o'jt — he dieappeara, I atutude toward the reception I* of ami In.- d.iyj the fnnilly, th e aoni« Imporiar^f. The Literary ^iir i.'. and the rest of the world ^ 2 "Puttlns a eeod face on It for cam be «ure whether he U drad Je»'< like." Die atid acidly. Guidepost or alue. and rather think It'a the I p^nelrntlon I hnd not expectcd latter. There la i &ec*i\4 murder ol her. 'KILL ONE, KILL TlVO." by W. W and Ihe two Of them are solved 'T...... hai...... • ,n the wfiy back to t: il'.riciKh an Ingenlou* and roman- elub. after our viilt at lUe Iwspltj .\nderion (Morroii; *21. ’ Today we have with tis a new tir (l-'vicc which the author will I had broached Uie subject, hopln? have if> explftln. for we shan't. to prod her to wme reaction other tnj-stery writer fiom Uie Carolina', U W. W. Ander.son. ana he Hut ue liked the sturdy build of thari the apparent apathv wlilcli Mr. Anderson's book, ita careful con. alio had prcUouily fxhlblted. And I now iive.s in li New York and DIXIE DUGAN- BACK TO CONSCIOUSNESS waj moderately (ucceuful. She went tte)rirn-tt' n thi.i r M.-uction. and It4 a ettlng-not bt' ,'le’.vcr ! wfl feel his eye on us from his on. a» If unrlfr Kwie compulalon to In the A.s.'oclated Prei.s WE'RE IN Ju.ntlfy hrriflt, building. Writing my.-terle.i li hard by, either. The Idea came G .S O U V - - 0 in the morning. MICUEY— WH6BE ■r don't really hcIonK," ^he r.alil avocation 'vith .Mr. Anderson ARC W C? W- ■ ...... bltUrly. "I n-ver have. They does them to keep hlm.'^lf oi: NAPPSNiD* BVlDemtY CAME 10 couldn't forrlve rnv father for n u r- I'/Jilef o^er the we^k ends. 3NG ENOUOH 10 DRAi& rylnc » nuulati. Oh yfj. they toot; Ills Ill•^I Is fnllpd "Kill One, Kill FILER VOURSELF THIS FAS me Jn bec.iu^e i w«« hK dauBhter, Ttvo,'' anti «hen .nr flnWied — THEN W «S6D and an nrpran. But that flr.'t-fara- around tno of a rrrent morning llnrtt Vlilt—Mri C. F*. Oliver hat “ - - AGAIN- llv-of-the.wiuth hiulneM — Ih r nl- riiiieily picked up a heavy a.ih- retumrrl frtsm a vt.sit with r e ls tlm mlchiy Tackj and their frlnidr— y whirh hnp[>pned tn br liniulv, . noi*e. I don't re.illy belong. Jiilin. iinw— and made another round of tlio Ilrliilves V l.ll-D r. and Mm. Ivan her mother was a T:ick. TlniVrft {Itxjii. and •.Miidoivs before going up- Ander.^on hid lu BUCsUi roynliy nr jomcrhlni:. Tiir fsct thiit Atalrx lo bed, Wr eym con.sldered t,he weekend Mi.sj Daphne Lynch of my mother'* penplii were of !h»* no- Ip.ivlns ft niRhi ;iKhl. but Miftmed Nnw Plymouth. Ida., who was er hlllty — llisi ilie wn» rerrlvcd at ii-tlvci out ol that. rotii* lo Salt Lake City, where chc cwsit, th a t \h» Wood et lilnsa Tin Mr. Anrtrrflon 1« ih» quiej. m e­ i« Inslnifior in the ichools: Mr. and Itj her vehu— “ thodical ■ ...... Mr.v C. R(iy Jotm.ion and dnugh' She patiTrt, drew n deep hrralh, who ter Joan of Salt U ke City and Mr nnri I Ihoijciu fnr n.mniiirnt th 'ri'' and Mi-a. A. F. And'Tson of Moun’ w w n lileiini ol f^iatlc hatred tn lirr Home, .Mr. Anderson letuined murky dnrk rjev home Tiie.wlav but Mri". Anrier.son "No, I've nripr tielnnKed, " rJn- re­ vbll until Sftturdny at Ihe peated. -I «as a dulv-ft (•rerllt.itj’f home.of her son. duty.Tlie woiulcrful Tack.s! Tn tlitiik )m California—Mr. and Mr.s. nf them t,-ikljiK that orphan. child Noah Mujser and eiillclren and Mr.s. ■SCORCHY SM ITH - (ind ral.rlnKlirr ns tliclr own I I Lester Mu-.^er of Upland', Cftllf., 10 Kct !o iircd of limrlni; tlin r attlvtJ SM«T(l»v to yliit ttlMlvts pralr.ev.MMiK, ofbPlMK reminded wtmt A FUSISES? TURNSO. Fi;NVV.PUA.Nff ^VAR^\l^S U» FOP VfHEM BBO Hjr,/ n lucky plrl I nav, of exhtinK m ere­ RrUllTei VMl — Mrs. Geitriide CUT TO E’S....au5HIM3 AN 0.0 -'eNNV V A TAKB-OPP W THit WSMHER,,, TVIJB M0TCW9 WAVE ly n.', an example of tlirlr i>hllan- Johtmon left IMesday for Little c^e;^ t - e Asr£j.piN5.Ni; Tn.f i-iT ae \ OSB W CIOKT.... ecEN ftuNSirts FOR thrr)py! Fven marrylDR Jetf Itdurn.— Mlsil Gall 11.1 iiKly mooienw. Alice, t It.Uila off II Ingle of Kendrifk, Ida., M l« Tllelma " Its too bad Adam had to,nii-.« nil Mott of Colfpx, Wajp.,- Hetberl tliU," Gerald cbfcned as we uniKri ll::h:-rooted .butler and on erudite Hull* of Parma. Miss noris Alock on tlie vennda of Colonel Pen­ Indian sardener named Oolni. ef Twin Falls. Mui Rnth Bro’l to I IW. OOOfW? le?j Ini' Acno»» 'It ?culp;un 1. Slick JJ Chlgru I oai^siQ loanSiiCiQ 0annHaiBa_BO

wlilrh niii:h! or ii jioilant. Ihr not acid tin t jnerr Gerald, i tall.'. J «lii^e II s in Adam' "It's quite nil ticht Ml! really,” lir had tnnncil ai ' Solution e Vitteedar'i Iler In the evening when 1 If h r miKlit. '’He Slid I'd b it. Lir.dil ere?' i. TB« rick Mnden.Uidy. bin he wouldn't Biudse GOWN nie lilt plea-sure of your company in his absence. Now i uii'nk of ii perhiips he underrates me a till, I'i:i i' 'iVt‘ a dHnicerous fellow—ihat'i whv I \e '4. invUetl Felicia to com* along. I'ui i 3 1 9 r " your protection." "You're iure I'm not going fo: 13 T H E G U M PS— PLAYING HER VANITY . h f r protcctlon?" •'A folf (lue.itlonr he edmilieil. 'i 1^-oin tJie f/ir side of the vci.mclA, aroiinth the corner of tlie lllm^e, un 7 '6 "J le li S f e ’ orchestra bej^ui lo play r.oniy, i i ' L l«hu. atning from tiie house at>ove 22 'Z: V " Uio carpeted.flde-ijlk, bloonird pi.Io 24 onclali nmbor ngaliui.tlie jtlil llshf ', 2S zb- U if • I. Drill notiMaJ a r o u n d lu jwoplr milled and clmV- 30 u '• .«rort;— _ . _ ii: I "Do yon supi)0'e‘ we oujiit io c5 33 '" •in «nd dance?" Oerald aaked a n x ­ ** todsor«oo4 iously. "I mean to say, eitiier we're w frightfully early, or they’re late-." J7 >/ "I think we were asked early on piaTXKc," hnifl yellcla .sooUilniily, "ThLs nrrlval Is part of Uie show. ■ Ttiey'rt^ being very' my^tcrlou.^ I of­ ■** 1*7 fered lo help Sandra dresr., but i>lie 4fl ■ii Ju 53 vm t O- liavlng an}'. She had already ahoved Jeff out—he wa.i In the bil­ J s ir liard room, all glorioiuly drc.^•^d. pm tldng aliota. when we left. Kny )iere probably biowi what’ H'a all about." . "NoUllng or lln kind. I haven'i , •46en .Sattdm nnc« bteaklait. She TWIN FALLS KBW8. TWIN FALLS. IDAHO. WEDNESDAY JIORNING. SEPTEMBER 4.19 W PAGE SEVEN

W hite Soi^ Pull T igers Four G am es B ack of L eaders > 1 4 Chicago Swam ps D)kcs Magic Ag^ IBcbs Accused of Aiding Ogden Club; D etroit, 10 to 2 Rain Washes Out All Three Games

rtl po NfS' York pro Olant* TiRtri four full Ktmei bivclc of ihe i ho ha' r lojt ti f tht 'hand-pltkert" team*. tonRlr tu the Title FighbPlans B a n te r imsuc-li»AlTig CitvtlfcTid role Oroutid^ Wrdne«lnv nlRtr whom the Sox’ h»ve had Ut­ IlE ItrS JH IK Y DYKER, Chir To Eight Games nr JUnSON BAILET They mcrt bffore an - fxpreted ile succeu >11 teMon. :ro«d of «,0M nr tnorp In th r flflt Bill Dietrleh (rlghll. who bei th« S«d Bex al B«tt4a «llh flva-lilt Jacobs Insists Armstrong McCMlgr Injured innuil gime fnr the Nrw York Her- pltthlng, and ihtn came an with hU c m winning ran in (he .m :w yoh k , Sep;. 3 i/P,—T ie In- Detroit, (Iropplns t h»tf some bf- lid Trlliimf frfsh air fimd. eighth- The win, 3-2, palled Ihi rond-dlrUian Whlt« Sox lo within Jimmy Wilson Bats Defend Championship iiliiy or Mr. Js.-nes D/kea W man- game,ef (he fourth-placi tln«i ans. 11 « u Wir» a llhlh win. :i;;i!«- Ihr .^mellc^n league Is a 'hlnd th# Kcond plicc New. VorK Tlic -■ill-.\lari, altliniiHli inirtrrdosi in New York . y#nltM«. iMt ih# #crvlc« of Barney In the belling, represent th r atrong- Cincinnati 'fo 4*3 Van Horn Loses atter for public sympathy . . . . aieCMky. poMlbly for aj'long «» » e*i «<]iind the OUnt.'. eastern cham­ mmy keeps saying Uir Detroit week. The ttar cenKr fielder stiafn- pions of (lie Naifonni pro league Win Over Cards prn'.«m .'Tion. sept i ..v- - a Tigers nil win Uie pennant-bui m usclo In hti side In the »cconhit forcing Jullu* Seller* to pop up ljall,-b:iitr(l tlir Cincinnati I^etls li 111 16 turns at bai and Is doa-n to with tJie laeka loaded. Smith wcrlced cent»r. wlilch has been a M andoiit In annual meeting of iMrse two ichooli I 4-3 vlrtory ovn- st. today I;i!ll'l ■ contisrt mnde the league for ye-nrs. Back of this Ihan you could shake a head-Ilnes- .2.W. ■ untJl lifted for a pinch hitter in the foruard wall, hewever. Steve Owen 0 ^enll thfin e u h t full .-iliesd irtM l l>o;il willi I.c-w eighth. Tom » a u hurling the (Inai man'a itlck at. tmt geiietal mud ani! ha» itiaken up hi* ball-CRrr>'lns 'r .r t f in I! '.he mmintiMi ImSlana 1«5 th» inning tor the Tliera. parlment and prob.tbly will a u rt NEW YORK. Sept. 3-.Sm eth'l ef Idaho's favorite memories. lesjue pennant rnce. ui;cic; Jacutjj promuilon. Clevcl.md cliib it mi,'!maiiaged on A walk, a wlld pttch and a ilnclo llir held. Hinder how they, ftel with Ward Diff ar:it Ihe front office.. . ,Tht fil- . “ fourth. The final two Whit# Box he Vcl'mt will continue lo »ufr in Ing scouted for th t low* Tkho Io>t Lee Handley. Tom riara ace. Hank So.ir and Len hlslor)’. T lit'aco u t, from Oregon, until In a roUrf rolr. nnd dtopped markers cam* In the fifth on three iirnct. he Csrds to i ihlrd pl,ue lit with- I Unlvr rslty I Henrich and o’.her player*, and. Feeij) BAmum. All Ijut Falnschl, watched Idaho and Montana battle hits and Birdie TebbetLi' leeond er­ who Joined the Olant.i a year b;o, That lin‘1 Minrlhlnr oat et tht riti.iburgh. «lin uu:^ius “ lui ''iiuiii m r 'nci*r;y In.u Bob Feller, pul through ror of thi aliernoon, re veterans. year-slii _ . roii;i.-.vt I. on file .jo prmii: itir o|>iinn psperi tht other. day..im •rorlit of tnmorrnir, but iuil a Jl.mmy got 'hl* chance m ally ranked slar.i In pre'lous lour- Tenth Win lor Knotl Tlip prebibic III eighth and lu ire d .ln hli ^e^ond fig’.hi with Zi^ic to he held heie pitther Cal Doriett , . . only to fmd lumplr of wha/. might b« eipeeled K« relumed to Eugene wuh a narnents. he couldn’t be opllontd. T h t Tigert averted 'a ahuloul In GIANT3 ALL-STARS if our friendi. the prlnlrri, de­ (loiibie .since re (urn ins to active duly Sfp:. 30. Ponip ...... Nowt.ll ful story of Palonse gumbo am. n ie scores In Ihr hnnrs-long the ninth, getting their two runs cided tn make (hr lame tIm uI rib- Oregon team reached Moscow the yoierdHv as Mib for the Injured 3-8. 5-7. «.], (!-0, 15-13. Dniiiinic DlqMagglo, Boston’* "Itt- on two hlti, two walk.^ a h it bats­ Cope ...... Kolmn bfrlnh out of erdinary copr that lim e Lombuicli, Del liO\i ...1----- McGf following week well prei>are'r to fir^: ba.^einsn Johnny eer or t Ila«hy CfllirnrnUn wlin All thla talk about Jackie Kayes jMTored hi« ICth win of tiie sti-’on Ouvile Iffo-CDtiimn name tnU hilf- ho field-to a brlck-hard floor. O ff Mirr, Prank .McCormick drew ■ la.'t ye,-\r wa.i * fuiillst here, boning Kill}: Loses Title playing for Uie While Sox with one nESIn.'rt Rpven defeat*, forcelf mil McGfc who until then had in Bolihy Rlggi. COLOIIAW) SPRINGS. C o l o , blind eye overlooks Tom Sunkel, Fox to fly oirt. eiicllnf ths gnme. Otir colle.igue Wllitam J. Conway prUe *nd woll the ball gsmt. OtherwLie ihe fnvnrlli*:. mnwed -pt. 3 i-r.—Lou Unrcr, Colorado wlin pitched for tlie Si. Loul* Card­ J>»lr«It r hirWfMi. Ik r ti Falaf.chl ...... Condlt .S|irlnc« raring driver, was de. Cuff ...... RoBnlU Of Chicago calli siteiiiinn to thU prlae and won the ball game. lie le?.'.er-known coini>etttlon. inals lu t seaion alth only liiilf his Soar ...... Strc cognomlnal mayhem committed b>' Other notes from the Idslio book; ik lo .'econd and .Manager Howf throned yesirrrtny an king of the .^iKlit . . . When aid Hudson o f . the llnotypcrs nn such imbobberi Billy Southworih yanked McGee. of II — Peak 3i>eril:,ter>. WtiMiliigton hsd a record of nin/ n-r! :ti I S OiMui Bnrnum .. McLaughrj peratltloiu. Is the umvemuy's IStli landles as Dom DslleMandro. Danny football coaeh. He has led, Idaho I/tmbardl. out of the game with 1 Itogers. Colorado .'iprlnBs. drove loM and two aon early in the season i ! ! W MacFayrten atirt Don Giilterlrige. I f Ihrough'one of itnleane.'t years and 1 injured lliiucr. batted Inr Jimmy chamiiion Bohby Jtlggs 0)>cned tl^ Conlff Speel.ll up the nmrr than did anyone fltuie'he'd have 14 vlc- jqueeie play, he Insists. ^ of lU best. In 1988. under Bank. Ripple and Clyde Shtnin |iiv» hln defense of his title. Pitted aeainst 12 miles of t*i.Mlng mountain hlRh- lorlf* and be leading all rookie ■Day after day lUefr names focie U\r team won atx Kam^^. three an intcntlonai pass, Mome Amo E inlf Butter, the. toruMi tMlercfii- ««v to the U.UO-'.oo-. sum­ nltchers by Hbor day? . , . Those out in the;condenwd' type tr. D'lU’o, and .tied one. In 1D3S his dub Ich tan for Ernie. leginle champion. Bobby showed r mit of Pike's real; to win the ::n ti mUlals L D. ihat Dutch Meyer of !■! O'ridie and MTsd'n," Conway say*. only ti-e of nine tilts. McCormick wn.^ o u f a i third tO’- game ready to carry him far In ihl.- annusl Labor dny tsee In 13 mlntJles the Tigers thes really *iand for ■ f r o D A V - and SCJ) »rcond.v '* vincilftlve? Thry ar« Rodney Small, now of L,«\iiMon, Is hiK 10 make hay on a ,'liort pn.'>e<) meet. He covered worlds of court Lnmberl Dalton. NATIO.VAL LEAGLE T hear of Uirm ap­ and showed virtually no flsv,' tn hf t;n->--r, who had ^ “ credited with tOMlns the.first bull, but Morrie got lo second, Jim­ up the travel roiirl r proaching an oiil-tif-town nrvspa- ward psii in Idaho Football. U my then sent liis groM-srurchlng armor lu he romped throutii 6-: e :b:«. fin- Today’* quote; Fred Haney, man- Cincinnati ...... ai « .6JS ?er stand and asking for a Pli'd’p'a iKhed second In 16 i Bcer of Browns, "Never mlnd’chang- nroBkljn ...... 72 53 J?0 In 1»03 ind durhSc the W.S.C. r: .... double ilgwii tlie third bi Inq'er or a N'w Orly'* P'cyne. I In the fnurih period Small faded ocrois with hiK natural styles. Just let the kid SI. Louli.... they Jimi ftgiiri*, In vlfw of FORMER BIO LRAGl'KR niH< go ahead and pl*v the best he can. ridaburgh .. back ai If to dropklck, but pa.ued to nlng run, ■' fat annual .1alarle.^ they ca Lee Savage for a toucJidown. Tlie ST. LOUIS. Sept. 3 M'»-Johnt Kither he‘A a ball player of he's a I in li.i\r their name* nppfn After Ihe Cards picked Vernon Welch. 33, former pltrhi movie usher." .. .M BT .485 hor astounrtrd WaahliiRton 8 1 a of 1 u tlie flr.U nllns^ aa If p;ir It by a Jlitery kitten cnultl not recover from the Mirinlsc 1th the Boston Red Sox. Plti.-ljurc ...51 73 .<3i 1 Ihe key; idlng rookie Johnny liuichliiEs' Pirates and Clsitago C-jBi, ditrt M .41 SI .1:6 and loji, » tb 4. 'ffort.', nipplr pul hla teammatr.v day. If they really w .nl lo do *- Idaho made It.i only Paciltc cnui back in the ball game In the fourth ********* ****** AMER1CA.N LEAGUE thing atin^it It, Conway contli conference championship claim Ir homer Into the right cenier they could b.ind lonclher for a i bleachers, with prank McCormick 1127 under th e ’ToacJiing of Charlei gible to play for three conference leiuon serif* of games, Tliey coutd Eib when Uie team lied with Soiit>i- aboard. I SS b®ok appearance.^ in sueh cities »a California and Stanford for thi Begg.?, credlled.ttlih the- Reds' mcinb'Ts on Uie ground the jfhonV ChaVga. Mln'alii and Cln'tl. plate title. The record: four «ini, oni 3Jnd one-nm victory, really turned violated provisions of a riglrl nev ^ West Point of the Air hemselvr.i under ihe manage;nent antl-proaelyttng code adopted Issi less, Ihroi tits. on Uie hose when he relieved Win Januar}'. -t Chlcsie ...... 3f D'en Wll'm MeK'n'e. call them­ Guise, a port^lde knucklcr just Dukes Boast Big, •WashlBglan .. selves the Clbbertsh OlanU, and frm i Columbia of the Sally league Is Now Ready for 12,500 SL.Loul...... at in this order Rams lo Battle I the jeventh period. Phhsdilphia . i I 74 -J1I Beui’a ...... Witt, who otherwUe pitched effec­ Speedy Backfield Coic'rt .....»».. ' Midwest Stars tive ball, gave up ihree.dlnky alngle.i More Flying Cadets )INK AI Gr’brg ...... to load the basis in the seventh. SOUTH BEND, Ind.. Sept. 3 (-D - niM 'i...... clevj:l a n d . s .p i. 3 alketf one n m across on foui Coach Elmer Layden announced to­ F..M'C’k ...... „..lk tenting Ohto'a edition of the annual W allace W ade's Team Looms pltcjje* and had thrown two balh day that Kotre Dime had lost How­ vn-b-: pre-ieiioti warfare between proffi- to Mickey O'fcen when Beggs cami fliardl ...... sienal and «Il**Ur football Uami. as StronB Contender ard Petiehel. Junior right. «nd of 61. on. Paul, lo the U. B. air corps. Layrien G 'nl'nh'n...... Iht Cleveland Ram s battle the mid- The former Yank farm-hand per- for Grid Title , said he had learned Pecschel «*si Oster’ler ...... weit cetleg* all-alara In CItvelsnd tuftded Mickey to put out a doubh reporting lo Randolph Field. Tex. Aa for tlif ball players', they don't stadium temonow night. p!ay ball to Lonnie Prey and Ui« for training Sept. 11. irc 10 murh about the dltcardlng T5it Ram* won ' both previous threat wa* over. BV FRITZ LITTLEJOHN ' a half-doren letter* In their game* from Ohio collegi all-tiar I«uk >b r S'ClsrlnsiK ik r I DURHAM. N. C,. Sept. J {/Pi - For DOG VB. SNAKE smej. hilt jus; let a prmwr n it i tlaven. se the rank.i ef the rah-rah • X. :ii i 1 ]|W*rWr. Ih a 0 : coach ’a'hft avowtdly hia boys were broaaened tills year to In­ rr>. : if t 0 *0,(;oo Sieas lo have everythlnc. lncludin< * fast. veraaUle backfield. averaglne H rw W b k ' _ IB3S Chevrolet 4 door sedan: about 300 pounds. abla pitcher* in the major leagurt The Dukei m il know early whe­ tomorroir (wonOort record* In par- Motor reconditioned - S 2 S 5 ther It'a going to b# a banner year eniheati); 1039 Chevrolet iport roadster: O n b ef tiu gTMtctt opportiuiittei m r o S t n d or a bust. They meet Tenneaae# In NaUenal Lcagua . Prep School Grid Motor recondlllooed, new fm- (0 youn(( Americtiu U bow open. Th< tzpusw i « {tiM Ihelr Rose Bowl "consolation'' njatch Pittsburgh a t Cincinnati might) Uh. heater ...... - S 3 0 0 Oct. 8. the second gam# of the sia- -DutchtT va. WfcSUt* i Stars Ineligible W53 Potd TuflbT aedan; Pair Axmy Ait Cotpe makea it potubU (et qutUEed yetinf aileago Loul* tnlghl) - condlUon ______S 1 5 0 tncn (o rtcdn thorough flyin]^ initnictioB it Govern' Once by Uiat t«ai, Wade could islm Passeau (17-jl) va. Bowman (t-ii. SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 3 i f t - 1032 Ford Fordor sedanJOS A for a perfect season. Last year Brooklyn a t pjjiudtlphla (night) John Petrovich. Alhambra football mcnt czpcntei ( 7 f p er month pey while iralninf— • 1930 Ford roadster S 8 5 ^ O u k e 'a only defeat w u a t (he hands -Tamull* lT-4Vra. Frye *tar, waa decl&rad Ineligible to par-' Second Ucutcfuni'e CommlMioa in iIm U. S. Am y.A tr " of PJltiburgh. 14-JJ. Beaton at New York—atrtncerieh ticlpate In athletic* a t either Uni­ 1030 Ford Fordor aid»nS86 Reserve with i^ v e 'd u ty p e y « o d «lIowaaces r tn p n g £rom •■Wi ahould make a good thowing,' (4-0 n , Lohrmaa (»-10). versity o rso u th e m Ctllfomla or u. 1S39 Chevrolet coupe — SSO li the only prediction from the American Ltagu* C, L. A. b«oua« the universities of­ ^20SJ0 to ^ 5 J 0 per mohtfa uponjndtutioa. taciturn veteran whose policy of ..Cleveland at D atrolt-P eller (U- fered to finance his post-graduate TRUCKS • "It Jsn'l whether you 'won or Inst.' ) T*. Rowe on c o m io i e q u ii^ c e t w ork. Officials Nained »m (4-1). BOIBC. Sept. 3 (AV-Marlon Cady 1B38 OhevTOlel m -tc n truck The oppottuaity ia Urnlted ajid qu«Ii£ad yooa( m m of Boise will head the Idaho Ama­ iros WA.. duals ____( 5 S 0 are thovt|ig Kreat iatarest. A p p ly dt for aa , teur Softball association d u rln t the San Diego Legion B A S iB A L L U38 Ohevrolet H j.ton truck, e U. S. Army Flying Cadic Thi* it the c^UKa of • coming year, vith W. P. English of' long W 3 , d u a ls_____S 3 5 0 Wallace aa Tie* president and Austin Juniors Win, 6-5 TONIGHT lifctimel Visit or writai . • , . y . n L. Jones of Pocatello, secreury- k i a t m x L t N. p., Sept. j (JPH 4:11 P. M. treasurer. ' San Diego. CaUf., defeaud AIb»* BoUe F o r th e Best Deal i They were elected a t the aw oda- marl*. N. 0 , i-S today in the open- ’ Id Town S«e u;s. ARMY lECIOmiia lEIVICE tttio n 'a annual meeUngrheld In con* tn | game of the lu tio aa l champion- PILOTS CITY HALL. TWIN PALLi IDAHO ; ' JuncUon with the itate softball tour­ ihlp aerles of thri American T». naments. under wqy here today. Junior baseball t«uroasi«nt. TvtB n u > CoflUMadUv^Onml. NlsU' 0«f|e AtM. fmUU Named to the cxKUtlve committee *1I0W TO CATCn in tb « B it LMfDe" m l|h l >e tfia tlUe of tbia *etieei The OalUomU Junlori. national were Ed Mayer of KeUogg, Art J « k - ahet e( Frank Uayn. cAteber with tba PhlUdelphU AthUUc^'Qe’* .f Su rrmdees. e m . tiuisu in IMS, pounded 3. W. Oefty) COWBOYS. . -or m r leeal 4 u le r C t a s k v e fO e m n e e • aon of Welser. Steve Collins of BoUe. regarded by Cea»lr'M »ck m d ether feueb»ll etperta aa almeat the Llik from the motmd in the fifth O. E. Glingcrland of PocatcUo and best eaUher Id Wtbar m»Jor leaxne. »nd wot hasy In a Whit* Sotf.A'i vtth a iFven-< b irra ie and fivi Jaycee Park * -Jr. * . Tom .Mecail of Moscow,. CUM U lfa),Uma. HU botM k In Fm haU . N. 1. PAGE EIGHT' TWrN FALLS NTWS. TWIN’ FALLS. IDAHO, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER i 1940 New lEAIFUIUIS Prize W inners Named at ■ 1 0 E M . York STOCKS REGISe G iS Jerom e County Exhibition ciiops|yBiim < Sfccl Issues Lead Early Chicago Priccs Respond \o Advertising Commission to Advance; Business Pros- Display of Strength Bid for Southern peels Encouraging at Minneapolis “ ■ ■ M arkets

BOISE. Sept. 3 (,TV-niP Idnho IVIarlcets At A G la n ce !»erll.Mnfr comml.Mlon dpcldc:! to- • day 10 make a special effort lo l;n- r bcM [irlcr.i lor Hip t. markcUns wlUiln the iii-U 30 II liflrr - • -cally r:.rl days of Idnlio Rural po'.nto'* if nbout nixl Idaho onions nnd dl5CU.'.%ed Itx Whrtii nnhhcd ipr extensive advprll.’.lnj proxrnm Ihnn Sntllrdiiy'a Iliml n' fonnecUon with the mnrkeUnij of oil n liitr (ILrpliiy of Idnlio Uuuel potntoes. MmiiPiiiX)lt.i nttrlbfltrU M.rl« Jolii|xci Wlili all niemlim of ths conimti- liii;. CIo-vliii; prIcrA y.rrc tiriiifi □n In nttcmliuice, llic iiroup voicd ■4-74’. , Dccfiiiber'lO Mny -'0 t« expand lt.» advcrtWiiK cnm- :iIr71 Into annic wuthern arena 77^•-8. nlr V riir Wn. “"' t ' 'Dip ninrkpt ojipiird ulrnni; In Bjm- trpiofore nnt hicludrd In Hip pro- ^thy «'lin spcurlllcs and ii|>on buy> rmitn; plUo«<,_Mfr i i . r vir' Cc4’- am. nie-ie polnt.i include , IIoiu- IE by mills and local Iiitrrrjts, but jirolll tftklMK ‘"1p' ''f’P'' *liP Ilf'" comml.vilon niprtliib’ ’‘'H' ii hour foicpd a rriitilon ohich droji- L ' g i t . ’g ; lU'-d tomonrQW.'-UcmbPrs »re . By FREDERICK J>.e Mar.'liiill of Twin p n h lalny altlioiiKli llie ROlnii »• aUo rltkn-d uriiiij Mili Hi :t. luriry Co*slii*; .Vn Kiill-v Chnrlr^ Bnrlow of Ha:ell<>ii, a bll dldlcilU tLl tlllir.i. rr Jlrllvcry miikliiff ttle be; 'kiilliM. Mr«. L. 'w. William Wulf of Idnlm f-nlLi and EtcplJ Ihl , up '• a Guslirl m n k Wp.itfnll of AbPTdPcii, a-hlc!i Pl' iQitr to 'i IndiiiirlslJ. Til , Srptrm ber 0 3 ' . Dtcein- nficf ilic llrsi Jioii irr 58-55'.. Ont-i tended lilclitr It; :ikliii; brAldM riiKi, Mi cxlrfmt RslM niiin; lympnlhy wltli wlieat and eom. tin- 50 Rfrt fis^iicMl or rfpUcrJ ^hlnK S - 'i cents up. minni tlwllTitj In some t Rye ttorkrd hlnher. redpcllm: nc. dost. lion of wlipnl nnd Hnnl prices stio«. n; Mi'ir iinlll. Tlie AvArlntcd TrcM Bvcrnup yi Katn.i of l - l ’. cent-v 60 Isjun msnnKP

Ian, how tlipv hnv takhie M^ollnclii barreU. The fnr 11 to Ill;p this mctliod of Just iKliiK tliflr tralleri with them, lilck-uin or tnick^ and wvv« 1. lot of money on buyln* Ka.sollnc, One of our Txvin t’alh clllrens drove up nnd goi n fill of Re.solute md he m;idr llie rcmnrk: "Prfltt, ‘ve ii.^ed nearly every popular brnnd if sa.wlme Hint you can think o f —nnd he bpiian to name over lha dlf/erenl kinils, nnd wcnl to .sny; •RcT.oliite Just beau ntiyUimB Tvc ;ver lUMf In my llfcl'- If 1 would Uib mnn. mor.l Tuin falls na 9DUW. ktioK_lilIu. ll-.io u _ to ask who he' I.1 pcrf.onrilly. 11 you. He use.s lola of i;a.iollne In his cnr nnd efiulpmeni. M etals I'lVin I'alls iM arkets Tim e Tables Well, the Rp.'.olute oiiKht to be Rood Kii.wllne. as the welLi nre nbout miles dcpp. K you want to fhid dlnmoiids, you've roI to eo deep for tlicin. It spcms Uial naturo hns flltp^cd all of tlip InJurioiLi Im- purltle-1 out of IhLi wonderful R ,—nnd stranRp ns It may tee could even fill yoiu- tanks with olute crudp nnd take rlKht down snoHiioM: cnssncTios'fl TMd. While If you’d flll_iour •ojiio Man Fiiied Gooding’ PTA Seeks Dj iverInjured in t.ink wiih moM any other crude, liiriend of InklnR rlRht down thn POTATOES On liattery Count Surplus Food Stuffs nud, you'd have to take the cnr . OOODINO, SPPL 3-M r*-.H nrry (ji asli .It Wallace; JERO.MK------'Pt. :-ntiticfyciiarKPA ill apart and elean out the allnky pre filPd I > ^'ppk nfinlnst lUiy J. lillinlm, pre.^ldtnt of lilt locnl mill WAI.LACf: Idaho, Sppt. 3 (,T)- black enide. before you’d be able '.X,’ Nlel.'.nn of rrrimc who pleaded of P.-T. A., hn.1 announced thnl any n Vour( uiip Imvini; n nurpltu of veKct-ible.n WlUliim WalthiK, CO, of Burke, re- I person.illy vUltcd a InrKC Bn.5 KUllty ttlu'i hr npppared befoi'c or lriiit\ ihey nilghl wLili to conlrN cclvpn[ird liprrlnKfon, 35. abo of but’ Uie -stntlon ojw ator lold mo ,lUi-clpiiihi-il 1 nd rpfuaed for mnkinu hot wupi wo especially Burkp; »n.i takpn Into cu.',tody by perwnnlly thnl Re.solute ouuold th» iiily. wclcoine. After Uie Imn-Kit. vegelv flliprlff'n .olflcrr* ns drlver“ of yie other K.rvjltncs three to one) Ito p. m. it* cu-stomem BOl from tlOO when he iip- prpclnlpd. . to three mllea more mllenee on j)pftrpd brinrp Pfobate JitdKC Heber Tlip vegctnble.i and frulU will be Resolute thnn Uiey'd been cettlnir N. Follcmm cm chari{c.< of rcckle.u innpd bv the W, P, A. CAnnery In on oUier Rssollnes. And now wp're . drlvhiK. KliiKNland l.i nllesed to have Twin FalU, ANNOUNCEMENT hearlns rtportji Just like thnt here lOlhrr cnr Inst werk. Openhc 1910 Doylni Season -»ln mils. Court. In Vht cnr.t bioURht Uit I.ICF.NSF.tt AT RENO rOTATOF.S and ONIONB ....S UioMttitids o< yo« people nl- ne 10 jiu'j.::;r RE.VO, Nev.. Sept, 3 lff>-A mnr- IDAHO SALF.S COMPANT rendy know what Uie Ark.->n.\a.'' mo­ Jim lioy.i, jcromp, wn.-i aLso nrrc.it- ncc llpcnr-p was luucd here todny Ott® Sttlnbert oli U. II Is Just as outsundlnj ed Uils nrrk nn clinrKfs of dnink- I I.e\vU' Hnlslit. 30. of Boise. Idnlio. Rank * T m t Oldc- Uio Resolute Kasollne. M a y b tA rcmnnded nd Opraldlne Robcrlion. 31, Of Phone you Uilnk Old CInud Prhlt don't ^ itody ( tierlff 1 lieu Tuln Pall.-, Idaho, apprtcinle what you fine people are doing for us. I reatiM thnl wc-rn anvlnK you n -fot of money, W(* NKW TOnK. K B!.so'rrall:e that you’re siwlng u» belnft fqrcpd oul of buslne.u. and HiiiUcrs Fined for nppreclateyour klndne.vsl t hava iiW m ; J-» r~.r no other UiluRs up my sleeve th a t Shoolin« Turkeys I would like to spring on yoo Inter Beet Pullers that will bp to aU of our muUial E.MMl;Tr,. I- <004. loa.pognd bflncflt*. It will-Just la k e-a littlu '..vV fB.1. »00-rouii<1 Ttro BnI. e liuiitprs cncli wcro^ Ilried limp nnd monry to work U out. I $25 nnd ccr.l.', by Probate Judge M. fay had this (tnMllne buslnftu wny bnclc yonv. snit. J w i-rn r. L. Ountiipr. tfxlay after they #d- In my head for several jxars. {nlttrd .^Ilafllln(; two domestic tur- ; MINNEAPOLIS - MOLINE . "Back of the benllnj hammer key.i on a farm north of Swetl lul By which the steel ti wrought— Sunday. Back of thi) work shop clamor Lcuti Ihu fieltJ in both Irnctor nnd horsti-drnwn models. Tlie thinker may find a thoURht iifipii'f I" !>>• " Ray Coll.ird and W nrren Stephens. "A Uiouchi Hint Is alwayi m m ter— Tlie nrrcM wnn mn4 ttu SUM l« irrnn* «fnl i Lumber, Oil &'Coal Co. IH ShoshDne S t E art - PhDne 19M ■On the Read to Che HcMpllal’ I S : ; a READ TOE N-EWS WANT ADS. TWIN FALLS NDWS. T m N FALLS. IDAHO. •RT:DKESDAY MOKNIKG, SEPTE^^^ER 4, Ifl.W PAGE m N E W ant to Sell Y our Piano? Place an ad in the “Radio and M usic” Colum n

WANT AD RATES FARM IMPLEMENTS i ' i, o w e r s -V l a n t 3 Life’s Like That By Nehr Tot PubllctUon In Oolb TIMES »ad KEWS: ALL-DAY EVENT RATEB r t a L W t TER DATl Biz diT*. p»T (IM d»J ------1X« H o w KOR eAI.E-K rfni:c: potato ». Three dW*. P " «D* ptr diy — Iflc »nd itilm, Kiiariintred lii IllRDS, DORS. RAIM5ITS ft-ay. Dependable ’R-rliliiiK niid O b* d»y. llM ------24c - H O IS ‘KIDS’ chine ttork. S3 1/3 Discount A. A . D avis'^ KREK0EL,'3 SHOP / F o r Cash •Back lo School’ Program HAY. GRAIN. FEED cT»*h rl7»« -Jrrr ti f IN nuuL MICHEL’S GRASS JULIUS JASPER CROP ' U»ve Adi Al JMlln'A Order now for fnll plantlngl MISCELLANEOUS rhllr-.r. luinbrr!. 6f5tll Super Service Stntlon, SEWS-TIMES GLOBE SEED i: FEED CO. F O R S A L E ...... re,-, and ; m Bro»d»i*y Soulh orpanl?anrir,- clnoin ,^lM) had tlirlr part in ihr eniertnlnm rtii. Tills piper stibscrlbej to the code of LIVESTOCK FOR SALE etliles of Itic Association Of News- Uirowlns oiil h:i;idj full of .caiii1\- pcipcr Clarslfled AdrenUln: Mftn> ItEAVY •prleiRc.e hcUetj, •socly-’ for U\e cl\tl- »Bcrs and rcicrvtj ilio rlslil Us edit BAILOR b tan cutter number ont dren on ihe r.irrrt-...... *hnp<“, new blades, Price J3J- Th. SUFFOLK buck, Pli, ,0157-R<, rQlloRliig ihf parade, the cliU- o r rejeci any clusltlcd »dveTii.-p.-v,rllf loons nrie relr.T.fd from the upper, FOR SALE: a piir^red buclu. D. F. story of the >choo1 building- Each Clark. Phone 5C7. ' — r .Mvie—GooJ\tSo, ______niRNLSHINGS _ •J. Vatl rhargr ol Vive FOR SALE; Hc'iu \vaTt r .«oriT:Hnns b^iM-Mvhlrh -was held SPECIAL NOTICFS riK L ll n u v lii:r rn iil J.s« up. Abbott .'tuiid. Four tliou.'and •ItlllK- Plhg. Cn, Ph. 5.S-W. •Innj were provided for P w A N T frashlnc t» do. 10] Jack-^on. . Mt ARTI6T10 BEAOry SAIGON ilxtin elcf rrf|-i( coming 3 yr. olri ;or. 1 dent work free lU Mmln W*«L 10 reg, Hereford hulls, 3 lo 8 ir.AY chopper; 100 I R.M. or apt. Pli. 18::-W. CO fat cnws and hrlfers.' ilA iU lV ML’SGRAVE Utnli Riles for SITUATIONS WANTED SOc o r, AvaM Uo-.el. l&l 2d Ave 100 yearling helfrr.v i 100 yrl. steers, all Ilcmford.r • USED RKFRIGEIIATOU.S 3Iis. Hk-I'arland LARGE from bd, t A. B. Hail. 13 ml. N-W, Girons Terry ri.HAi{AN(;F> M M . LCTTIE FORTUNE SHKKi' outfit, Br.M-ln slntr. Reser' USED RAPiO FARGAINS - HANSrS. Scut. 3-Fvuieral w rv- RM. itoker ht. Car U3 8th Ave. N. rirlil.s and H'lOn nrres ilrertt seta fullv cliTcked and In Rnml I fr' for Mr*. Ellutjfth Ann McPar- ftt tiie Vojue. Ptfst cI»h allcra- YOUNO married man wnnl.i dairy p o u l t r y ” C, C. ANDHKSUN CO. tJoni. Independent operator. Ph. r.mice. See T. R. Baxter or DcNeal onriltlmi. Wlrtr -rlrrtloil nf 7.rni;ii. ianrt. (!G. lo:iK-!i«e reticlent of Han- ^work. Mnchlnei r nud Irrigation WELL fum.rmr. next KRYKllS, milk fattened. Pli. 0285J3. A; Co., Buhl. tC .A . Plillco and oihers priced ■ n f. .vidden death occurred MI>. Box « Ncv i-Tlmes. hnitir. Sinker hi, n ln«; TIuirilnv, Ttre held Sundav ^a.ult’dc.^lte(l. !’h. lOU SAU>-Mn.-.tcr pndlockn prlred atirrnoon at the L.D.S. chapel. West SUMMER CABINS YOUNO married couple wiinta wo IOC. 15c. 25c, 33c and SOc, Combi- C. V . A .V DER SO N CO. n:itlnn1);ullorl:.-;-nOc. . Weber, Utah. AND RESORTS npnrt or logcUiff. Farm »'xr UNFUJINISHED HOUSES Iliirlnl war n',nde there be^lde tha Aiiytliing con.ilderert. Ph. 703. LIVESTOCK— POULTRl KRENOIX’S HARDWARE Gc«wl iHsno tmifd _____ jr.( SPECIALS! DC crave.^ of her hii.band. A. R. Me- • Peterson, 8MALL liowe IIS. 12<8M. . nnuHial nrxan ...... »U FnrlMvl ^-hn ptKftdfd her \n death WANTED s«.m ~ cbM rt.l-riT . I,n mt^v ane niacl’.lne. gna yM.ni.5VljirKe rlliie caliinrt nincle! h.itterj- radio ar'lcrllon of c nd treadle morl- In Oct. 1934, a small danght^r ai^d FEMALE HELP WANTED I. Ph. Leo J. Hanlnn. -X ftvifittion ai'.d lone . . .»2( her .'Oil, I.ron»rd Uv-ni who.'o death rlr- [cv }1.:,S . >', OamLile Store, HARRY MUSGRA\T> GOOD THINGS TO EAT 221 Main Ave occurred May 2<. thU year'. Another a iR L for hou.’,ewDrk. 2<2 Lincoln. r.nri A.-iSId) McFarland died Sept. CUKES BOe. Crabtree. P)i. 577. 'K Have the romplete line of .. .. USED EQUIPMENT BAROAINR •1.'. RJ’X-QNDITIONEn 24. 1934. illGHEST prices palcl tor your fat ulne ESTATE IIEATnOIMS and I Hotpoliit rlr^. «.nrr liraler, BAND INSTRUMENT Mrs. MfFarland had been visiting CALL 4U (or canning peaches rur.; ranKe;; nij .ihplav. ' . 1 Side Arm Elec- witer hratrr. r.lnce Aumist 12 with h r f sister. Mrs. chlckeni anil turkeys. Independ­ R A H G A IN S Esther Taylnr Ogden, al the time ORECN. ripe lomatoej. Ph, I ent .Meat Company. HARRY MUSGRAVE 1 16x;< Elec, firlddle. Clu'hiets i20 10 tlQ I Hnl PoUit Elec. Ovrit. of her death. Tnimpe!.', cornet.i J15 MS She wa.s born In Wc.st Weber. TOMATOES and carroti. Pli. 5J3J, FIIRNISHED HOUSES , 1 Coleman Gasoline Riniie. Trombones 120 lo Mi « Coal Ranget. Sept, 30. 1873, and with Mr. M cFai- Saxophones tn iRi Innd camr to lUri'en In Wl«, locM- J RM8.. ■ , IS ml, out. 039VJ3. Business and Professional 2 -Coal Circulator*. All have l>'nl fcimnletel) l.iVc. 1 Coleman Oil CirculAtnr. liig on a farm w itij eaat of town, CHAMBERMArD. Lee Rooma. Bur- CAmfTiu.. TlO . 22(1 apart, cleaned inside »nd out, merl ttiiere alie rer.lrted until tiil.i spring, 1 Coleman On.'Ollne tr.MIrr hf.iicr, ircd nnd put lnti^lr>i3d,;uv piftj’lr 2 Range Roller* Iwiier lankM. when she moved mto town. S R.M, 1st fir. Sikr. lit; 211 Olh N. condition. Sl'c Is ju n ’lved by four aons R. A. 1 Coal water heater. Duniaj-W amer Miblc Co. HELP WANTED — MALE DIRECTORY LIQUID GAS ft APPLIANCE CO. 'nlls, S ta ti of Idaho, before J. H •36 DeSoto Coupe, heater _.i335 t.n.i tree ripened. Bring contjiln- WELL located beer parlor nnd card nan. N oury Public, proof »i! ■30 Plymouth sed an ...... *110 Idaho Child Dies room doing very nice buslm ■ By Oct. Ut, J or < rm. house, un- UP TO ,18 MONTHS TO REPAY era, Kenyon Orecn, fum., bi or nenr Twin rnll-i- Ref, ubmlltcfl of the application t 30 others. All bargains, Jerom e. Idaho, Box 1174. Biq/clcs for Rent Contrnel.1 rcflnnnced—private Iclal u BAItTLETT and Flemlsli Beauty J. N. .Moore. Rt. J. Filer. aales llnanced—cash advanced. 'f Oi c c feet BAtSCH MOTOR 305. Sho. So. In D.akota Crash FO R LEASE; Serrlc^ atatlon lo GLOYSTEIN'St-PUONE 503-R ,f. 17179 here- ter of Dr, and Mrs. Paul Haur^- of IMPROVED Elberta pcacliei, Bart- Ph, 13«. . L0AN8 on FARMS And HOMES. o'orr lisued by the Department' of LcwUton, Idaho, died last, n lsh t of ----- leil.-p«ar».-liunato ^ in S H urry If you want tome of tliosa 3.RM . mod, Inq. 72S Main N. Taylor St., Painting and Dccorating private ditch. Ch.implons, Elbertai and Ilnle.i, Tl^e right to take water from surh A long way from tl^ drab, *tay- I FRONT nn.,rurn. ht. 835 Main W. FOR 6ALF.-i-room m odem homik S ept 3, Bring your own cont«anera. In MCdlent condition coal pn rt of g, kalsomlnSnK. 20S8-1 works Is baae^ tha above entitled FAR.MS AND A C R E A G E S -Coins — Coffee »hojl.'25 erf ununul pennau£t« and u 313 4th Ave. B. WANTED—Your threaber crank- aervlee Clerk of Pnjbat*. Court. AND PATTPW T O O » T g K « tln c cr n m . Soft n ie r oU ah«m. ahafU to rebuild and rep a ir. AU (SEAL) - •-«- IWBNTI-nVl.CEWTS. -;, poo and finger ware }0c. Cvenlnss work guaranteed. Pub. Newa-Aug.-28. Sep, 4.11, I I 35, e«3d..70ur order to Tvtn FiUi; b7 appolQUsuL Pbone JIZ KRENOa'S BHOP I9tO. 'News, pa tttm departDtaU

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W ith Hundreds of REAL VALUES For Hundreds of Thrifty FORGUAROHOi Children and Parents-FR O M PRIMARY TO COLLEGE !C oilstrnetion Start !or^ W E OUTFIT THEM ALL WITH GUARANTEED QUALITY- I Armory Deferred Until, ’i Army Shift Ends “If It Isn’t Right, Bring It Back”.

K rd s O MV nASi:.>ti:\T —. m:i)OKT nitF.ss sim r FREEMAN'S! The Favorite Shoe for C o l o r f u l r i { High School and College. P l a i d * $ 5 M ikIc iiI llr a llli Dresses Freeman Champions l’iof;raiii SUirlt KUixrd^ tmUJ For Hij^h School 54 and S4.45 lOii l.v 25'^irrl. and College of Mr-. Rich nnw fall lirnwiis in the Covert II Mn- hciivy sokd binpim sl.yle lead rnrrKil (i: • Kliral) Cirls Reversiblos Smith. fo r ffill. Son o u r cnm iilcic ntocks.^ C Krnlfliir. dl-.trict hc-nllli uiul dl Filled corrcctly liy X-Rfiy. rfcior. $ 1 0 , 9 0 'Mrv"?.r.'Conr,rll xviircnniliirt i $ 1 . 9 8 . nn^ up hrallli procr.Tiii, coii-.iMUii: o: rlu rV.. S h e riff Dis(M)T?TJi>- j liiK upon rli kiionii carr\r cif iII:h-.' ^ DRV n o o n s n r r r . crfopfrnilun wiili ic-ichrr.i o[ x.irlnu; I'lrro r in $ 3 . 9 8 Kcs boxj’ l«Pfoat« In KliooU niKl cniHliicllii;- of iin liior- jiiiooth covprt. F ly illntlon mill vncctii.itlnn i>ioiiraiii KUr< i : In '-fl ■ PEN AND PKNCIL SETS (luriiis Mir liill. Tiilj'-ifiillii :i:iil front, vtrllcnl pockPti Klvpn. Wear Ihrm pvpry day, l.iiiiiiirr . 7lp In plRld Mjoty- thiiii X’. otlPli a j you ll^ . Thrv 6 9 c Ollil Ir.. •.nir, ||;,|11 nip (lark pnnuRli In l/>np nn’. lo rrpmaf Ilntnc* lo .ihrd E sla le lnvi)lv

HOYS- nri-T. HE.\nv-TO-\vr:An n rrr. ECONOMY nASr.Mi:NT llUnCKT SHOE SHOP of nfur. wi'.r-,. niJ|X)UiIniriii «•. admtiii-.lnitiIX o (;ray Hlastic th(> riM lr ttlilcli v.iliicil a Extra Value in BOYS'BLACK SCHOOL S17 000. l.lMcd -Acre Iini;- iliilil ills ('.iris' Cotton Gym Pants Irlrt fnniir 'ntaHuK 3i;( _ 0)(F0RDS p iriirl : tbli PRINT With T. F. Children's School Howiird'.' 1 ...... bfsldr-i Ihr widow nrr ilitr-.- ;.oii DRESSKS JilonoRra'ro niid (lirpp itiiin;|ilpr.-> llr.iDiii: ni Ihr DPllMciii unr. -rt f(ir S.;.’ ,I 4 9 c $ 1 . 4 9 H. Shprtcy of Dulil ihp |i-;;ii"iir: •; 4 9 c nltonirv, ip.vy o.iallly c . y ' -Inlin a Haii'p'ti of T-a(ii i'.ill-. ;,i. '•1 '\ltll rpcl nionnrrnr tlirr of C.lll IHlu.fii a h c !al:ill\ T. F.' on Irft Irg. InjiiiPd 'Vhik lliihltrrr Ilrp l;i cu(l>' cnuiil)- Ill'll Aiiit. "1. n|ipb (l r hcclt. A l)ik' «:liool nijpolntniPlit a.-; n;linlnl-.:::itor n! hr J.WJA r.'-.'slp ivWDj ^ . (cois- m;rT. nnd Joa '(Jray. Gym ______Shirts With ECONOMY' n.ASEHENT DItV c o o n s DKPT. ^ I/its nf these fine coats ECONOMY’ n.^SKMKNT Alicii Kc^isU r “Twin Falls” Boys’ Heavy ’ Full Fashioned hiive li'k'frinRs .-md boii- New Shipment Name antk not:i to mnlch. Somo Corduroy . M oiinis III 'IVn Roys’ Sanforized fay JO H N CLINTON IJriiin ICmblcin h.ivr lijjr fu r IrimK ^ . . Trousers SILK oihcrr* arc of Iwec’d.-^ nnd Shrunk 'Overalls n.r („ll< vvlm mixiiirrs in plnin tailon‘(i 3 9 c ^ $ 1 . 4 9 Solid blliP« Of .ilrlpt* slyli"'. All ciilors, nil . Slipi R l« 1C HOSE Coin:.', fil .blup pr inn. WpII •sizc.'^ " / f timtlp, lone wcnrlnK. Com- 5 5 c

n\rt. Tlir ituv 1'" 'till IIOVS- DKPT. nnd I'lld'-n. nnil lli'- mr.iii liU). in;. Iliil nnitp. l!n-'r itjllj- Fleece Lined • ' Knit SAVE ON SCHOOL SUPPLIES Sweat Shirl.s \ynti ll;r liaiiir IV ln FMU ■ ftiul firmii piiililrm. In the Economy Basement FUNERALS on IhB »ro''B lie)* «f labor it, t f nb In th« famllr ‘ ( liriF^HAN i;i innN\ Kif' I’ace S p iral N o te n tw k s ....•...... A t '■ l-oiisc l.caf Note Rook Paper ( J") Sheets) .. ..3 e V,;,; «SuB ond on o.brlghl JoK 9 8 c CotniifpNition N o te Book.< ...... Ac Scrap Cooks (fiS'ShcoL':) ...... i . 8 c . l)U»ll.^ 72 I’iii:c N oIc.H ookR (S xlO inchc«) ...... 4 e l.arjie Size S p ira l {scr^’P Books ...... 2 3 c i’aire School Tablets ...... 4C I’cMcils W ith I.arKC l{ed E ra se rs ...... 3 f o r S c I.tuiM' L eaf N o te B o o k s ...... 8 e Knainelcd Lnnch Boxes ...... '...... I 9 c Hi'.ivv Cloth-bound I>oosc l.oaf Note IlooLs . ..2 3 C Knnmelcd Lunch Ik)xe*^ with DcMcrt Tray ...... 2 3 c "M- ridii-.f a «,|U. A f M lin fabricB . Comfortable Fit ' Anil fin allr you ton S ll «h« dl«r>t<)«->.oll> SCHOOL Ihlng In 0pple-pl» ttitr . KAYNEE SCHOOL A N K LE'rS ■ A ...I, if V ' s h ir t s M nlto luv,l»lal. For t Crafisman.thip niakc.i Poll-Par- tlir-Ul I'oi.-i tin ; ideal .sboo.s fo r y o u r c hildren. jfo. Mrs. Ollrrry'n two Ml..- . ami M.''.' Uirilh-, . Sanfnrir.cd shrunk fabrics "^Gciuiinc leather in all vilal parts, liuilt Vl.'Cnyii. ai>.’111 " :n Ijoni lo Mr.-.. DISIIIBUTOI E u l rann«r, Auj. 2}. )