The Daily Star-Mirror VOLUME XII THE DAILY STAB-MIRROR, MOSCOW, , SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1923. NUMBER 255

the United States government, $4500 Factories employing more than 500,- to the extension division and $22,700 000 workers, and representing all lines ! CONFIDENCE IN to the farmers, counties and other or­ PRESIDENT SACK ON AMERICAN of endeavor, report increases of 27 ! SENATOR LEWIS ganizations. More than 10,500 land j per cent in the number of employes owners co-operated in the work. and 53 per cent in payrolls. The ground squirrel campaign cov- Any prosperity which does not in- ! ITS GOVERNMENT ered 35 of Idaho’s 44 counties and j -, SOIE—IS SOMEWHAT INDISPOSED elude the farmer and food producer Is j GOES TO SPORANE resulted in treating 1,754,041 acres : not to be depended upon. The farm- j er’s dollar cannot continue to slump j with 223,000 quarts of poisoned bait. Ruth Huff, Lillian. Roise, Dorothy ’S GOVERNOR TELLS In the Jack rabbit campaign a total i Aboard the Harding Train—(A. P.) like the German mark; his dollar is | CONNECTION WITH FEDERAL PRESIDENT AMERICAN IDEALS of 51,000 acres in four counties was i —After a rail and water trip of over Wethered, Avis Drew, Irene J. Cox, entitled to the same consideration as j LOAN BANK MAKES MOVE UNSHAKEN AND PEOPLE LOYAL treated .with 6,105 pounds of poisoned five thousand miles to Alaska, Can- Julia O’Neill, Kathryn Almquist, and any other person’s.—Dearborn Inde- j NECESSARY I bait. J ada, and return to , President Rose Hawks. pendent. Seattle,(A. P.)—Governor Louis F. ______j Harding is again aboard the train ~ ------! The many Moscow friends of Sena- Hart today welcomed President Hard-' [which left Washington, June 20, tra- Keen 1er Government Homes tor and Mrs- M. E. Lewis will regret ing_and Mrs. Harding and their party j MflTIT'IIIAf POT1 If PIT | veling with his official party along Lpndpn Pd More than 15,000 Ilf P'PII I P vd’/Cll to learn that Senator Lewis’ connec­ ta the state of Washington and con-||lj||ll 1 fl Vf | I 11(1 J [\ I the Pacific coast range south to Yose- applications have been made for use il I II I iifl# ï|| ! tion with the Federal f’arm Loan gratulated the president upon his safe A*"»*» ■■ I» 1 | mite national park, California. He tlle 10,000 houses which the gov- * mmjmjw uuiuuu bank at Spokane, necessitates their return to the states. The governor rftKT iiiiir ■ m nn ■ nn and Mrs. Harding spent the day in re- eminent will build within the next ^ lirj III */p t FI movinK to that city. This decision then introduced the president to the 11IV] \kj 14 L \ I Ml I \ I# 11 ! laxation. , w months. The houses, which are I |w| |||l|H|| | 111 w In Ä I# , was reached during a visit of Mr. people in the stadium of the Uni- l|i» fl HLiill LlU/lllLI Suffering from ptomaine poisoning, hemg constructed under the scheme 111 lU/lflU 111 i Lilli Lewis to Spokane this week. He was versity of Washington. President Harding remained in bed to stop the house shortage of Eng- elected vice president of the institua The governor said: ------today by orders of his physician as ^and and Scotland, may be rented or ------tion some weeks ago, and the rapid “Mr. president. We were glad ,_T . , the train traversed , enroute purchased by the public, and so great puniiinirni/iv ninri’TnH’« ,,development of the business handled à when you went. We rejoice at your ^^. to Yosemite park. The attack is be- bad been the demand that it has been vn<«\v« RympiN «*>« «nr " t*le SP°hane bank, coupled with safe return. HNAME 10 Atl 1^ ADAISORT lieved to be caused by crabs eaten accessary to refuse two-thirds of the rYprivniTi Rptl ’* '* the establishment of the Intermediate “Back, undoubtedly, with renewed CAPACITY the fl^y before and by the strenuous applications made since the war. ; Credit^ bank, under a recently enact- vigor and a determination to take up “ , . . Seattle program. It is not considered 1®d federal law, makes it desirable ( those problems which an anxious Portland, Ore. The advisory board serious by Brigadier General Sawyer, riniirn niftirii If I no 1 n Mnr t, f , , . *?r Mr. Lewis to become actively 1 world,years troubledof conflict, and disturbedstill looks by withlong American^or *be PacificWheat Growersnorthwest association of the quiringthe president absolute’s physician, rest. but as re- IFARMER /IIIIT1L1I Ufl 1TL/1L,NFAÎ ilftlltl/itl,KANSAS of the state.ofIdahostate of Idaho for^for the fiscalfisca hisld.ent broad*fied wbusinessJth ,the institution,experience wherewill 1 honeful eves and vearnine heart to- was announced by W. J. Brown, the /r, nnornremie.i ~year just ended, has been issued be of great value, ward the western continent for’ the association president, who is here U at mien Killed filVFS PRARlIETIfiN EASTS trom the director’s office. Thls re~ The work of Mr. Lewis will have Baht that Thall save humanitv from Promoting interest in the association Quebec—(A. P.)—The Edmonson- UlTLü I II II U DÜ I Illll lllju I Ü port shows in detail the work car- to do for the present with the Inter- another dark ae-e among farmers, as follows: Quebec express today crashed into a ______ried on during the past twelve mediate Credits hank, which is Just “Safe on the ‘soil of the states Dr. E- O- Holland, president of freight on the Transcontinental rail- TT . _ months. The workings of the office, now beginning to make loans, and f again and readv to undertake the Washington State college, Pullman; [ way. one hundred miles east of Que- ^mer ONeal, of Hutchinson, as shown by the report, were com- which already has requests for $2,- MBS fast l’an of the longest Journey ever B- F- Irwin of the Oregon Journal, bec- Four trainmen were killed and Kansas, and Warren Harding held a piled by C. B. Steuenberg, federal 000,000 from Montana and an equal made lfv a chief executive you ein- Portland; Charles H. Stewart, vice- ! several persons injured. little conflab the other day m a Kan- prohibition agent under Colonel Mar- sum from Washington, The purpose not but have a wider sympathy for president Northwestern National Tear Down Red Flag1 f 1(~ * f consisted largely sters. of the bank, which is a discount bank, ■ the many difficuWes wMcTconfronl bank. Portland; J. K. McCornack, New York-(A. P.)-A crowd today read^ by^Parmer^O^eal”' The F*™1, !r Sî 1 , 04 iS i° f,”’nish ÇroHit for the farmers, the people of Alaska and the west. president Union Securities company, stormed the Hoboken headquarters of president was an interejted^listener £unlber °4 äls\l113e^ed> 94’ and a heavy demand is expected as “Well do we know and understand Spokane; Governor L. F Hart, Wash- the Industrial Workers of the World, fur the figures introduced by Farmer dumber of stills seized, 6o. soon as wheat begins to move, from the impossibility of your giving per- mgton; L. J. Kelly, Walla Walla; I. whose longshoremen are on a strike, | O’Neal were those bavintr to do with Number of coils seized, 65. Uie several states m the Federal sonarattentiontothelocal problems M- Hunt, vice-president Ladd and and tore down a red flag of the or - j Sie^slof rais!ngwhlatandthe Sallons ot whiskey Farm Loan bank territory which exist in the many states and Tilton bank, Portland; George Phil- | ganization, which was floating over nrofit resulting therefrom And when seJ?ed’ . . , 19A Senator Lewis and his family have territories yet we cannot help but Bps. ex-president Retail Merchants’ a building. I Farmer CVNea? got through the nre *umber ga11,lons b?er seîzed’ made the,r. ho“e ln, Moscow for 20 feelterritories, that you yet nre toe»better fitted ,to association SpokaneSnokane' H ^mT^resi-F Samuels Aen- " ChampJonslup,, Bout sidentrarmei ofu theweal Unitedgot tnrougn, States th^realized pie-. j : Number ofof gallonsgallons wineof mash seized, seized, 783. years,ing all comingof the timehere hefrom has Iowalived Dur-here be our president for having made the Fa;mers> ^nion g kane’. |0®|n New York—(A. P.)— Jack Dempsey perhaps more than ever before why ; 13j856. he has been active in business and V1fiit’dan-d th 4 ^haiTnd Esting bene Sorenson president ’ofPfarm bureau I wiu meet Luis FirP° in a fifteen- the great middle west is little inter- Number of fermenters seized^ 401. political affairs. In 1907 he became wi!l derive a great and lasting bene- °o ’ . p j wayerauch b presi- round fiSht to a decision for the ested m world courts and such Number of violators apprehended, identified with the First Trust and fit from your observations. ^1, wfib. world’s heavyweight championship at things that have little or nothing to 329 Savings bank of this city as vice “ If .?.ot today> fbon Boon. we hope, de^ t^Blal^^k ^ ^angdon vice-presi the Pol° grounds. September 14, Pro- do with keeping the local bank Shy- Number of cases dismissed, 44. president, which position he held un- ctae ItvleS of which you are a m’aste“' dent Baker Boyer bank, Walla Walla; laoter Tex Ricbfrd announced today, lock trom closing down on the south- Number of acquittals. 10. til his resignation a few weeks ago ci86 style, ot w y , Ben r Holt Holt Manufacturing 1 he Prices will be from three to east lorty. Number of cases pending, 91. to accept the vice presidency of the a c01m9rehensl^er^a*?“®ntfr°^y(0hU/ company Spokane• William Short twenty-five dollars, the lowest on re- In Kansas which is a représenta- Number nf months imprisonment federal farm loan bank. He has also • SSS. SSSJSt State "làerSâ"f SiSl “ heavyweight championship, t.ve wheM state, the ccMM produc- lmpose„, 430, been enyayed In the Insurance, loan “ Many things ot moment have hap- Spokane, and , bont- . O Neal told the president, is as fol- tïïraSt oVtâïcs'TssMs'ed* *243 - “V'lIw“ S uao“attd Sith’S pened in the world since you went Schwabacher Brothers and company, CapÜve Relates Experiences lows; Amount of taxes assessed, $243. K Lewis s associated with ms away Mr. president—many things j Portland. , Nome, Alaska—(A. P.)—Captain interest on capital value of " Amnnnt nf pxnpnditures for all our- entire charge of the business in the which will sorely try you when once This committee will act in an ad- Putta of the Tacoma schooner, Iskum, iand ...... $5.00 Amount (^ expenditures for all pur enure cnarge or me Business in the again you take up your duties at the visory capacity to the grain growers. which escaped from a six weeks’ in- Plowing ...... $1.50 po®as’ . n includes an estI. White House. The God of war seems Each man has been chosen, accord- terment by the Russian red author!- Harrowing ...... 25 reca.pi ’ll«ition mcludi!8 a:n eisti Held Public Positions still to hold within his evil grasp I mg to Mr. Brown, because of his ' ties> arrived here Wednesday. He Drilling ...... 33 mate of fines to be imposed on the Ji But few Idaho men have be#u as the greater portion of the world, and i sympathy for the wheat men in car- told o£ a graphic story of the num- Harvesting ...... $2.50 Ca^i fir® Colonel Markers closely identified with public affairs embittered peoples clamor for each ] rymg out their co-operative market- ber Gf Americans at Anadyr, Russia, Threshing ...... $2.25 Pe from^ Colonel^ Marsters as has Senator Lewis. He has three other’s blood. In the valley of the , ing plans j who are living in daily fear of their Hauling ...... 72 ! t, times been elected to the state sen­ Ruhr the Frenchman and the Ger- j Bounty on Export YAheat [lives, praying each day that the Seed and seeding...... 65 'P ti,p whnil work of the denartment theate eighth,from Latah county, serving in man carry on the struggle of the cen- Spokane, Wash. The present con- ( Americun revenue cutter will come ------!. 1 Jle J}°}f Tro1 ' . , P , , teenth sessionsfourteenth of and seven- the Idaho legis­ , * turles. while the Turk has again [ dition of the American wheat grower and take them away. Youthful red Total ...... $13.20 | 111 thf. .f,eld ls.4f.arrled crossed the strait and established , would be greatly relieved by a gov- guards, stationed aboard the Iskum The estimated production of 18 **11S Permitting o . c ss > lature. He was a regent of the Uni­ versity of Idaho from 1905 to 1909, himself in Europe. Russia still plays ernment bounty on all surplus wheat an(j overpowered, and brought here, bushels to the acre, made by Farmer |°yer expenditures, the present administration building at bolshevism and gropes for a leader ; for export, a tariff of the same wben the Iskum escaped, are praying O’Neal, together with a calculation of ; Idaho is said to rank ” to bring them out of the wilderness, amount of the bounty on all wheat not j-0 returned to Russia for fear costs and taxes having to do with a j the states of the union n s g being constructed while he was a member of the board. He served two China, torn by internal troubles, imported into the country and far- losing their lives. 90-acre field of wheat, brought forth . a net surplus, years as state road commissioner, and would fall an easy prey to any am- mer support of the ship subsidy to * RniinVr* is Rammed the astounding declaration, backed by ( bitious sovereign who cared to de- put an. American owned merchant »teamsiup Jtainrer is ruimmeu the £igures> that the net profit on the nrr,,/ nfinV OF was a close contender for the repub­ lican nomination for governor in vour it. The Irish fight on, one marine on the high seas, in the opm- Victoria, B. C.—(A. P.) The steam- the figureS; tbat the net profit on the VLLI4 K)|||y ||r against the other—it is no beautiful ion of Dr. S. B. L. Penrose, president ship, Rainier of Seattle, with four- entire 90 acres WOuld be approximate- ; ||LLII UUlil U1 1914, in a three-cornered contest, in nicture I paint for you of internation- of Whitman college, Walla Walla, teen hundred tons of cargo, was , $4.00. which the late Governor Hayaes was al affairs which await your return, here. rammed early this morning in the wben the consumer buys a dollar’s IlVdClIlIC U HI k l D the winner. Senator Lewis has always been in­ and with which the United States must The disposal of an exportable sur- strait of Juan de Fuca by a Japanese worth o{ farm products, less than 30 I II B It be concerned whether she desires It plus of approximately 200,000,000 steamer, Mandasan Marti, five miles cents o£ tbe buyer’s dollar reaches the ifllUUllill Linillllillf|A terested in the welfare of I^atah coun- ty, and especially in the University r not bushels of American wheat is the big off Race Rocks. The Rainer crew farmer wbo produced the food. These of Idaho, to which, as resident mem­ “ When the Henderson steams into problem facing the wheat grower of j has been transferred to the Mandasan are g0vernment figures. Speculators [ ber of the hoard of regents, he de­ New York harbor, and once more you today, declared Dr. Penrose, as the Marti, which has a small leak. The on the Chicago Board of Trade fix the juEWÏSTOJf MAK THOUGHT SUICIDE voted much of his time. view that great statue of liberty hold- exported wheat admittedly fixes the j Rainier is water logged and drifting. prices against the consumers and de-i RIVER—FACING AUDIT To Maintain Residence Here ing aloft the beacon light of Justice price of the home consumption of Large Shortage Announced prive the farmer of his rightful pro- OF BANK While Mr. Lewis’ connection with and freedom, be of hope, Mr. presi- 600,000,000 bushels, and, under the j penver—(A. P.)—The exact short- fits. At one time less than a half­ the federal farm loan han’t will re- dent for here, if not elsewhere in the present system, the export price is age jn £be accounts of the Hibernia dozen grain gamblers made more Lewiston—Proceeding on the theory his presence in Spokane he world you will find a nation that still determined in Liverpool. Protests_ for pank and . Trust company, which money in a week than all the far- r'miacinp- Vinnk states that Moscow will always be has confidence in the government of years on the part of the American cb>sed j£s floors yesterday, amounts mers of Kansas combined made in a that George Baskett missing book- home He will retain his modern its forefathers, whose ideals are still farmer have not succeeded in bring- $444^733.44t it was announced to- year. keepe^ of th® ' residence, which he built in 1916 for We do not require a market for our may have ended his life in the Snake | unshaken, and who stand ready to j ing about a change in the system, he day. ! a home, and will remain a citizen of support you, whatever your course said, wheat and other farm products. Mar- river after the auditing committee of j French Draft Reply kets are already in existence. What the bank began an examination of his 1 Idaho. may he, knowing full well that above . Paris—(A. P.)—The French, note to Mr. Lewis will take up his work in all else, you will consider first the BURTON L. E'RENCH WILL AD­ we do need is a market that will books, his friends began a search for Spokane August 1. At that time Mrs. welfare of the people of the United DRESS COLFAX KIWANIANS Great Britain, in reply to the British compensate our American farmer, the | the body, using nets and grappling Lewis and their daughter, Mrs. Case, suggestions for a joint response to man who does the real work, per-I hooks. Shore lines were inspected will go to the seashore to spend a States. Germany’s reparation memorandum, mitting him the return on his labor | for several miles. “ I cannot express to you in such Congressman Burton L. French of month, after which arrangements terms as befit the occasion the grati- tbis city kas accepted an invitation is said authoritatively to have been and investment to which he is en- j All persons who had been with will be made to move to Spokane. tude of the people of this state for 1 to speak before the Colfax Kiwanis drafted with a determination to ex­ titled. There is no reason the far- Baskett during the days immediately haust every means for reaching full should not receive at least the preceding his disappearance tell of j tjjfiON SERVICES TO BE having given us the pleasure of a club at the weekly meeting of the mer accord with the British. compensation as does his city his consistently cheerful manner, [ HELD IN CITY PARK closer acquaintanceship with you and club, next Tuesday noon. T_tîon TnTrted same your good wife, who by grace of man- The Colfax Commoner, announcing ou investigation invitea brother. And hut for the connivance with no indication of troubled mind. ; and captivating smile, has made the coming of Mr. French, has the fol- Chicago—(A. P.) Any fair imesti- of members of the organized “ distri- He had recently returned from a two The union services of the several ner butors ” he would. Certain it is that weeks’ vacation at the country club j Moscow churches will be held at the us__love her and caused us to tremble lowing to say of him; gation of the oil industry will be wel- 1 “ Congressman French is perhaps corned by the producers and refiners, the solution of this problem does not at Spokane. He was an ardent Moscow city park Sunday evening, when we read of her indisposition lie in the lending of more money to j golfer. I Rev. Charles M. Yearout, of the while in the land of the midnight sun. the best informed man in regard to J- M. Carson, a member of the health be the conditions of the farmers and cutlve committee of the American Oil the farmer who is only asking that he ] Examination of the bank books by Brethren church, will speak on “ God grant that her receive a fair price for his products. ; tbe committee is being continued. “Christ in the Atonement.” The quickly restored and that you may | mjnjng interests than any congress- Men’s association, asserted today have as always the sustaining power man o£ £be west. He comes from a when informed that the federal dis- Mr. Harding confesses a very frank when the work is completed, E. M. 1 Brethren choir will furnish the of her bouyant spirit to soothe you ■ min|ng state as well as from an agri- j trict attorney threatened investiga- pride in the administration’s part in Ehrhardt said a full and frank state- music. when the seas of government grow cux£urai state and he knows the con- j tion of agreement to combat heavy lending $400,000,000 to the farmers , ment will be made. rough and the ship of state is storm dj£jons o£ these industries almost as production. of this country. But this only means | The committee is working contin- j Issues Mimeograph Daily Paper that the American farmer has been | UOUsly but has by no means gone en- | Kellogg. Idaho—The Rev. M. M. driven. This is our prayer. May well as'do tbe owners themselves. Twenty-Eight Men Entombed there be naught to mar the remainder „ Congressman French is the oldest Sheffield, England — (A. plunged $400,000,000 deeper in debt. tirely over the books,” Mr. Ehrhardt I Eaton’s son and daughter have open- P-) — It isn’t more debt, but compensation said. “ The irregularities so far dis- ed a. stenography, advertising and of your Journey until your hand is eongreSsman in point of service from Twenty-eight men were entombed by to furnish the con- once more at the helm in Washing- the northwestern states. He is a an explosion in Maltby Colliery, of labor necessary closed are not large or serious and i mimeographing office on Main street, sumer with food, that the farmer may be counteracted in the final ad- j They publish a daily newspapq#. ton. God bless and keep _ Wei- 1 young man in years but was elected where a fire has been causing trouble asks. . Jusment. The bond was no larger which is said to he the only daily come home and farewell. All in one j to congress when Just a young man £or several weeks. The terrific na- The farm value of all crops in the tban $2500 because Mr. Baskett held j mimeograph newspaper in the world. ■—one in all. _ . out of college and he had served ture of the explosion made rescue im- p United States, exclusive of cotton, to- oniy a clerical position and had no t “ My friends. It is my happy pri- , severaj terms long before many of possible for some time, but rescue bacco and animal products, last year ; access to the cash securities. The ' Dr. Charles Petett and son, Paul vilege to present to you the presi- | the present northwestern congress- parties are ready to start as soon as was approximately seven billion dol- bank js not jn the least affected by Petett, of Minneapolis, Minn., are dent.” i men had thought of entering politics, possible. Distressed relatives are lars. The value of this crop, on the the loss> and there may have been j guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. m v : awaiting news at the mouth of the basis of what the ultimate consumer | aone beyond what the bond covers. ; C. L. Drew and Mrs. Drew s mother, Ï' * j Purity Creamery Opens Station 1 pit. pays, was approximately 22 billion The bank asks the public and its | Mrs. Adelia Stewart. Dr. Petett and In addition to the Hazlewood sta- dollars. The original producer of , patrons not to Judge hastily, but to son are on a tour through the west, RODENT WAR RESULTS ! tion in Genesee, the Purity Creamery | CLUB MEMBERS ENJOY DIN­ these same products received one-1 awaIt caim]y the full statement. If j They are old-time friends of the : company of Moscow have a station at j NER AND SWIM AT LEWISTON third and the various middlemen re- there should be any deficit, the sum Stewarts and Drews and for many the rear and basement portion of the ceived two-thirds. And instances were j wjjj be Promptly restored to the bank years Dr. Petett was their family PLEASE THE FARMERS Sampson barber shop, which receives , Thirty-two Moscow, „ girls,„ . members, _ disclosed where the consumer paid as : by the stockholders. doçtor. and ships quite a large amount of the Business and I rofessional \\ o- much as three hundred per cent more j Boise—War on rodents in , Idaho , . by, cream each week. The more cream 1 men’s club, were. driven to Lewiston, than ■what the producer received. Idaho Property Values Drop Prof, and Mrs. Ph. Soulen. Mr. and the United States bureau of biological j sbippefl £rom Genesee, the more ready Friday evening where they gave a Department of labor statistics co\ -, Boise—The assessed valuation of 1 Mrs. D. K. David and Miss Freda K: survey and the Idaho university ex- money there will be in circulation, dinner party honoring their secretary, ering 51 cities show that since the ; proper£y in Idaho county has drop-! Marie Soulen, motored to Spokane tension division, is believed by far- | you don’t have a cream check com- , Miss Marion Shaw, who is soon to high record of June, 1920, there was 1 pe(j approximately $157,000 this year Thursday for a short visit, mers to have saved crops valued at j jng £n eacb week, ask your neighbor ! leave for the east to make her home, a decrease in the cost of living pt unfler tbe amount reported for 1922,1 approximately $750,000 during the I how he Jikes tbe iflea' Gf having a They enjoyed a sumptuous dinner at 22 per cent. The decrease was in 1 acCording to the assessment roll re­ Christian Church year ended June 30, 1923, according ! « pay-roll ” on his farm.—News. ! the new Lewis-Clark hotel at that food—the product of the farmer. This ; cejved today by E G_ Gallet, Idaho, J. T. Croot will fill the pulpit at to the announcement by L. W. Flu- j ------—----- place. product alone dropped from 219 in s£a£e auditor. The total valuation of'the Christian church Sunday morn- harty,____„, director______— of ------extension. Mr. Flu-!. A.A P.-p Petersonpptfirson andanfl family, who!who: Later in; the evening_ the _girls went June. 1920, to 139 in 1922, and dur- ) the county for 1922 was $12.360.021 in*- at 11 o clock. Sunday school at harty said that the estimated value | bave been visiting at the home of swimming at the Clarkston beach and ing the early months of 1923 it was ; and £or i922 £be figure reported is 9:45. of the crops saved was determined by j Mr. Peterson’s brother, L. G. Peter- ; declared they enjoyed themselves im- around 142. But the farmer had to $12 203>291 The bulk o£ the county’s sending a questionnaire to Idaho far- ] son £or £be past two weeks, left ; mensely. After the swim they were purchase material to operate his farm 1 £axabje property is agricultural land j The Presbyterian Church mers. A complete report on the work \ Saturday for their home in Seattle. j driven home in the moonlight. Those at the same high prices he formerly [ vaiued at $7,153,255 . Grazing land is j Van Buren and Fourth Streets submitted by W. E. Crouch, who | ------—------| taking the trip included ; was . Marie paid. In fact, during the past year j vaiued at $2,176,853. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. 11:00 a. has charge of rodent control work. + + + + + Shannon, Marvel McLaughlin, Helen many manufactured articles show a j ------m. sermon by the pastor: “The Exal- During the year covered, four cam­ 4* Weather1 Forecast 4- 1 Hadden, Norma Moore, Minnie Daniel- marked increase, in some instances 36 : Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gilchrist and Station of the Cross.” 7:00 p. m. senior paigns were conducted, one against 4* Idaho—Fair and continued + 1 son, Ruth Richards, Effie Shelby, Mar- per cent. _ . two daughters, Mildred anfl Frances, j Christian Endeavor. Agnes Mae ground squirrels, one against gophers, 4* warm tonight and Sunday. 4* ; garet Fanning, Edna Collins, Alice The well-being of the family unit | o£ Spokane, and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. j Brown, leader. The young people will one against field mice, and one 4- Puget Sound—Tonight and 4* I Hanson, Helen Penn, Amy Carlson, means the prosperity of the entire na- Mason of Cottonwood. California, are [ conduct the services at Naylor school against Jack rabbits. In these cam- 4* Sunday, fair; moderate west to + LaDessa Hall, Miss Hobson, Marion tion. Times are good we say. There | guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I house, 8:00 p. m. union service in paigns, 1,883,776 acres were treated + northwest winds. ♦ Shaw, Audrey Herington. Carrie is increased buying power; increased 1 j. b, G-llchrist and Mr. and Mrs. De-j city park, Rev. Chas. M. Yearout, with poisons, at a cost of $13,000 to ♦ + + + + Jones. Elsie Berry, Hazel Borgen, retail trade proves this to be true. Moin Gilchrist. preacher.