Reiterates Candidacy; Refutes Assertion of ''Kidding^

1 II W?af ^ Fprec^, TODAY’S Bilii « m m 1. Net aoch ehaa*» in.tenarate*. NEWS High yeaicrd^SI, U w ^ ; Ja. U w tUs fpomliiK 1 TODAY A Regional NewBpap«r Serying \ J— ,FAl.L,g_f /-» Six Irrigated Counties in Idaiio

VOL. X X . NO. 27ft-6 CENTS. m n ■ Hour htttea Wlr« TOtfrtphle TWIN FALLS, IDAHO, THURSDAY. MARCH' 3. 1938 OFFICML COUNTY NEWBPAPI». •«*»«• th> PiUtod P w DEATH TOLL 40 IN COASTAL FLOOD LITTLE HOPE HELD FOR 'n INE ABOARD MISSING PLANE Two Inquests Called after Father C if E X E B Damage Reaches DRIFTS l E l E D Kills Baby, Dies in Police Gunfire DPWSINIIIAL To 25 Million as USONiyCM N Officer’s Bullets I Where Lawyer Awaits Word of Son A M I HERE Waters Subside By JOHN DUNLAf Repudiating a press service FRESNO,- Calif., March 3 dispatch from Boise that put Southern California Witliout (U.R) — The only hope today Fell Parent Who him in the light of ‘kidding’ for the safety of nine per­ at the time he revealed his sona aboard a Tranacontin- candidacy for a second terra Communication After Storm ental and Western A ir trans­ Murdered Boy, 2 Tuesday night in Twin Falls, port plane- that vanished Gov. Barzilla W. Clark today By RONALD W. WAGONER Tuesday night was that the substantiated the exclusive (Copyright, 1»M, United Prea) plane had been landed intact, Twill Falls and Payette Man Evening Times announce­ LOS ANGELES, March 3 (U,R)~(Via Radiophone to San in the eight feet of snow that ment. Francisco)—Southern Callfornla’8 worst flood in 60 yeara blanketed the mountains east The Times story Wednes­ began to ease today after a dlsastroUB 96 hour cloudburst of here. Fii’es Thi’ee Shots mto Child day was the first announce­ which took a toll of at least 40 dead, caused property dam­ The plane, en route from ment in the state. I t dis­ age exceeding |25,000,000, left 8 ,^0 persons homeless and San Francisco to Los Angeles Separate inquests will be held starting Friday at 10 a. closed that Governor Clark virtually isolated the entire area from the rest of the world. with six passengers and a m. in the deaths of Henry Edwin St. John, 47, killed during will enter his name in the Hardest hit were Los An- crew of three, last was heard an exchange of gunfire with local officers last night after August primary and will cam* gcle8». .Riverside . and Long - - from shortly after 9 p. m. he is alleged to have pressed a .38 revolver against his paign to succeed himself in Beach.- More than six inches Tuesday night. A t that timie two-year-old son LeRoy and murdered the child. the state’.s highest office. FISH of devastating rain poured it was believed to have been St. John, a Twin Falls and Payette horsetrader and Today at Boise, Uio chief executive L06 AKOELES, March 3 (U.R) down 6 d the three cities and in the vicinity of Shaver reiterated hl.^ Intention to enter tho -Sounds fishy, maybe, but it's vicinity in the last 24 hours' farmer, was shot and fatally primary and began mapping pre­ Lake, approximately 40 miles true: for a total of 11 inches since .. wounded by Chic^f of Police liminary plans for his campaign. At the height of yesterday's northeast of here. Howard Gillette after a bul­ He stated definitely Uiat he had the storm started. Bud Rhoades. 20-ycar-old Fresno storm, Dorothy Nelson fished a Informed the Evening Times reporter three-inch perch from tho swirl­ Beach reported 11 puaooa youth, offered the only possible due let from St. John’s gun had LOrS MEDICAL that the formal announcement could ing gutter at the comer of 11th swept out to sea and beUeved dn nm - - grazed Gillette’s left cheek. lo the plane's whereabouts today. be Issued. He denied erroneous as­ ed when a bridge over the Rhoades said he heard an airplane After a illelt« had fired twice, one and Broadway streets In the N. Y., that 12-ye«-.- sertions that ho had said ho was heart ot the business district. Ing Los Angeles river w u cwepfi . Ilyins over his cabin six miles north bullet striking the m an in the lower away. chest and the other in the upper old Peter Levine, son of M wray Levine, prominent lawyer, was "kidding," and declared that he A messenger boy "hooked" an­ of Bass lalce at 11:45 p. m. Tuesday At least 10 perions were drowned night, A few ficconds later he heard abdomen, he started to fall but suc­ EX A M m lA M E D retom lnt from high acbooi wben lie disappeared, preiomably kid­ seeks to carry out in a second term other at Seventh and HIU streets, or crushed to death by ItndaUdei ceeded In firing two more bullets In­ tho program he has charted In his while Patricia Pease found a a loud crash, and at 3 a. m. Wednes­ Dr. Dean H. Affleck. Twin Falls, naped. In a radio plea, Lertae aUted federal and local aathorlUes in Los Angeles. day he said he heard two shots. to the body of hla son, whom he bad agreed to remain oat of the case, and pleaded for non-interfer­ IniUal period In office. perch floundering <6' help us. It's has been appointed by tlie bureau Tea lost their U m a t R ln n k is Rhoades told his story to TWA held In his left arm. and another at ence oatll he had negotiate* with the presmned kidnapers. It Is true) on Uie “welcome" mat, of air commerce at Washington to DENIES -KIDDING- wben the Santa Ana rim burst * officials, who sent a new pos» to the th ^ chlcf of police. be medical examiner for all pilots In reported that a demand tor «M ,M « ransom has been made. when she opened her beauty BOISE, Id a , March 3 {U.R>-aov. ibop at Eighth and Hope. ' dam and broke from iU vtabllshed Bass lake area to Investigate. Bass Threatened Family this foction of Idaho, it was an­ channel' lake Is approximately 20 miles from BarzUla Clark today denied that he Gillette, accompanied by Art nounced here this afternoon by Shaver lake, where the search had had been “Just kidding'' when he an­ n v e died a t S o Bernardino, Parker, deputy sheriff; F. M. Kings­ Lionel A. Dean, president of the been concentrated. nounced yestarday th at he would IM M 1 bury, state traffic officer; John Idaho PUots’ association. The pilot, Capt. John D. Graves, ieek • Mcond term as chief exeeuUve aoertzen of Haniu»n and Lud Drexler Affleck's appointment was first apparently confused by heavy raiD> announced the regular meeting Payment of/Ransom: o f Idaho. • fall and p o o r > « 2 ^ t7 In the vicln* of TwMX'l^ObriiMl been called to th* He refuted iUtements jiUhbuted jiw ic S S iS a resldenee Mra. St. John's motber, ' " ' Kon held last night at Itjr a i the T a b ia ^ p l mountains, ro< at to blra in which ha wai.<|lio£ed as located a 4uarter>mlle n « t h »Dd the hotel A dinner pre> ported first th«Tt be was turning back ceded the business session held in hiving said he was having a joke at ''mg mu wii'ilra^ tSt Sn same dlAance east of A ve Polnta wctt mlMlas at Vtntura.' . from the route to Los Angeles to seek the club rooms. ^een for Kidnaping the expense ot a newspaperman who east. The call for the police was made One matt was drowned a t Oolton* the Fresno airport and later that he Appointment of a local .physician asked him if the goveioor woold per­ Intended to land at Bakersfield. by James Crawford, Mrs. 8t. John's to give all pilots physical examina­ NEW BOCUELLE, N. Y.. March X (U.R>-T»»6 Levine family has m it announcement of ^Is candidacy SAN PRANOISOO, M arch I OIA- Thousaodi were marooned tv Hood TWA pfflclals forced to abandon brother, who said that 8t. John "had tions as well as other testa, as Is raUed the $60,000 ransom demanded by kidnapers tor the return of for'^a second term. nallro«is and highways between waters. a search for tlio liner lost night be­ broken Into the house and was required by law, was one of the ob­ Peter Levine and the way is clear for BegotUtlons, a source close to Governor Clark said he *^ost ietl- Loe Angeles and San Francisco . Kora than 10,000 pwioos wen cause of weather, resumed the hunt threatening to klU all of them.'* jectives of the association. H ie ap­ the family said today. Qoertzen ond Drexler accompanied nltely” told a reporter that: were blocked today by sUdes, wssh- reKued from roofs of their flooded air daylight by air and by ground pointment of a physician In Twin “Yon can announee that X will parties. the three officer* on the call, hav­ Palls wUl make it unnecessary for hornet by lifeguards in boats. NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y., March 3 o<;knt.i. whOAft end could not be foreseen. celved the department's |>emiiMli P E R S IG GAINS 'I'liifl afternoon Chief Olllelle is­ information." PHILADELPHIA, M arch 9 (U.f5- (CMUaosd oa rag* 11^ C e lo u •) W ar Irmii Imiids.broke 14 to 1 point to conduct eight round trip text sued a Btuteinent to the Evening Mayor S. Davis Wilson, chairman lo lflU%. Coiisoln fell '.i to one |>olnt "Private Kniagrmrnt" flights from the United Utaies to Times rrgiirtllng activities lending of ihe naUonal emergency commit­ lo 70. Nowak kept a “vi^ry private en- Portugal, Prance, Italy, Egypt and up to aixl during the shootings. His tee of the United SUtea conference The iiriny rsllmales proper were Kageinent" two entry Into Inter­ and other aid to mayora of soulh- "jjt. John iipiieared In the open IBO.OOO over the current fiscal year note from tho kldnniwrn ici 11 vacont continental air traiisiKirtatloii brliign eni Onllfornla flood-ravaged cities, ’I'UCBON, ArlK. Mftrcli 3 (UR>— doorway with Uie baby as a sliirld, C»eii. John J. IVrBliliiK gwlned Ihit lo was added an olloininnt lot adjolning'thn Ilrlh-rl r.yiinKngue, it in direct competition with rsn- WIlMii telegraphed ra u l V, Bet- He had a gun. He was approached nlrrtigllt totlay In liLn flKht agalnAl from the nHllmial defense loiin which of Which tlie rabbi In pufilor. To this American Airways, pioneer In oreaii tem. Waalilngton, conference secre­ by 1‘arker, Kingnbury and myself brouHlU Ihr total to 1033,600,000. an note was appended a iticMiign from flying, Pan-American last sutniner tary, nutll)'lng him that supplies, R damaged heart and i>ol/ioiied kid­ with Parker calling to him. He neys, and his frlrnda talked rlieer- Inrrnim^ iil |131,OSO,(WO over Uie pre­ 1‘eter, penciled in a rlillclbli smiwi, nmdo three successful riMind trip anli-loxliu and serums could be recognlted Parker and shoutod ‘1 fiilly of conviilrncenca aitil ultimalo sent yi'ur. which read; fllgbls from New Vork to Ihiuth- iilil|ip«d to the west'COist by air- inSNDAYE, Frsnco-Bpanlsli Fron­ came down lirro with llie full in- "Dear moirow llie navy estlniotes are ainpton. Kiiglsnd. tier, March 3 Ol.R)—Tlie Spanish Berseant Crawford 0. Bliaeffer, teiUlon or killing the whole outfit to bo imhlliilird, totalling $770,100,- M tlltllAY I.KVINK (lie money. 1 have a bml rolil. Peter." At the same Ume Oreat llrllain' government In Barcelona reported for n years l>crnhliig« personal (Oontlnutd oa I, Calniai 000, It WII.1 Indicated. Air forco estl- Tlie note was reiMntrON. March I n made up In bundles of ill), liU, seven round trips from the Arorrn ImMador to Great Britain, will pre­ the insurgent batUe cruiser Almlr- ISO and •!(» bunk iioIck kikI lie de- to Port Washington, H.-Y-. siid air sent his credentials to King George P^iynli!lnim and niirtirn gunrdnd panlrcl ioduy'A estimates dlscloned ante Oavera was bombed by loyal- ’ agalunt a relaime, niinlliir to two WAR VEI LEADER jnnlled iinder n lam]>UKlil at a Prance ooiicluded arrtflKFinents for VI at nuckliigham Palace at 11:90 that I«ii 111'! year it IS projwa- PREMIER which 1‘erslilng nurvlved iunt wrek, cd teghi within a^few inonthi, a. in, Tuesday. Ut aircraft after partlclpaUng in A :ii>]iour walcit wan kniiL in llm army. <111 fuillicr niechaniuUon, in- a bombardment of Valencia and brown stucco cottage in wlilcli the crriiM- Ilf the country’s crack 23, Uie announcement said. Cotiminiidrr r to tt 1*. «quyres. Okla> nose Iradern linn l<»li‘y Government reports afUr Uia at- malned within calling dinlanre. hl>wn City, liciKl (If the Veterans «f cavnlHiy n'KlitifuU hove mechan- Invade Sets at Leading Production Companies Ur. Davison warned that nintln- Uck which said that Uie enUser rorelgn Wuia, It was ainiauitced here iteected. that nmnder nt the local pont. two irKliix'"'" horses. thrrn would b« fluctuatloiin that 1011 rnvolitlloii. Imit hkktiI to hnxl (Cupyrlchi, lOSfl, ItiilUd I’rcMj have current to power iiin rlrdiln which studios ordinarily use to dented by the natlonallsU who oon- Uomiiiaixicr -WlUi a boglia wlmlo awitil- ordhiarily Is a erl J. tablistird at NiMikliig. nreen. I'ort Ham llouton, sent hero tion from Ocurgn H. Uurdlok, Hau­ niliiii down Ihe Loa AiiktIm rivrr, Jaokrabbita, looked like Main (Inld* The iiietUng of the imltaUoii Klgliteen persons, 11 o( them chll- sen, diatrlca ('v niimy address a (Untrlct iiieeUiig of Ihirlfy, llkn M) many plilura nf sail, Uie the Warner Urothers in aiihurban It represented an s,iiclent castle Iniurgent tri-motor also of Port Uaiu lliiiiton. U) Iw Uie iiKwl likrly iiii»ii I" bPS‘1 Uujiert, UoiHlliig and Twin Palls niovic.i nianuged Uiday to inject Uurbank, fur use In the film, ’ KJdnsiMJd,*' Almerla on Uie s i ,t b » i-nllp>.R)-j. i|. Indicated Uial M-vrnil IiiiUoMimx ot coiiipanled hern by Albert It. Nichols, Many a irlclirity was marooned rlaU, who osllmated It would cost ly II we^'k to bn used ai a funeral /Kniiiuri. illrrctor of Uie state bu- Ohluese were dmiiiK'cl li> uiuilliiUill'>n of a sad-eyed hlim whale wallow­ Ing a proposal put befcae tha Xj0Q« Pncatcllo, Id a , department coni- hy ratling aran on Iitn front lawn |l0,000~mostly In an expensive don non-intervenUon ooowilttaa liniM were ioleunef lilKliway. I'nlay was calltd Uie M nfrii nrcllmi of /llimi''! ing among hot dog stands, rookar mandrr, 111 whersby rolunteera would be with- < t>ftc.[n llir Alla lounly grand Jury in prov|UAo wlierti tlicy •>« i.uniniiiiinl. and many an cpli! waa iKwtiKjnod cliiiira aiul other floleani, T U wsit—to build another. Triitallve plans for welcoming because Ihcro wrre no aclora, All Uiese developments were only HUNT FOU r i^ N K KNDH Itn iiivr"lin«ll‘>'‘ «f •tale govern- CliTnese retiorls ailiiiKinl iluti »><’ aeu-golng Viast turned out tO M drawn from both aidM lo tb l oOO* Ooinmaiulcr Uqtiyres call fur a ikm- Uw beginning, as tlie rain fell flict and Oeoaralisslmo Vnnolaeai MAN11.A, i*. I., March a (UfJ — westward drive lliroiigli (iliiiuni nml 'Hifl Aradniiy of Motion Picture. a Warner prop, of rubber, which ]io|>e for niifety of pilot Burlon O. slbie parade and banquet If he stuiis fllniiiiirr. prliu-lpal figure of Uio Into Hliensl provliup. iililil ArU anil Bclniicpii oven had to put swam off an Inundated loading hardsr, tho Impromptu rli Franoo'a natlonaltiU would ba Hall and liin niluliig plune, lost on for a full day, i*eters said 'Ilia liiHliwny »'<''y >«<< tlie expendi- Oommunlsl (irii Cliu Trh, liaiuiurt and awarding of prltrs 'Hie Misses Sylvia Sidney, IXiro- adopUon of luoh a plan alone wttti with a payroll of 930,000, faded ta- definite uiiUl receive of spoclflo word l„ro <-|>carance, Kraiid juiy I'xim, Ing Uie past wrrk. with which l4i leave tiln iiome In floo«led stieels of Poramount's lot. (L'«aUau*« M rags is^ M tia a 'U aUst Spaliu PsgeTwp IDAHO EVENING TIMES. TWIN FALLS, IDAHO D iu n d ay , March 3, 1938 HOUSE GROUP WARNS AGAINST OUTLAWING WAR PROFITS COMMIHEEHIIS NEW S IN LinLE HOPE FOB ROAD SOU HELO DECREASE N O e

BRIEF Jesse Owens of Olympic fame CONJCERT attempting to (Ix woman driver's Goes (o Coast NEW YORK. March 3 -A Mrs. Annette M. Clift left Wednes­ windshield wiper for her on Sho- IN MUMPS CASES slx>plece German band amUsed GyNFIDEAIHS m s i A t W Blione street. . . Man having hard day for Los Angeles where she will ( m m r a n Oa») time lugging sack of coal up Hearing over condemnation action Definite decrease in new case the inmates of a detention pen in (From rag* Oa«> visit heard that the Douglas twin-mo­ stalrwsy . . . Three boys arguing In proposed widening of five miles mumps reported in Twin Falls coun­ « Brooklyn court with a brief and myself. You men leave here tored ship waa mlaslng. they believed over who&0 autograph from Jesse of road between Hansen and Rock ty was noted here this afternoon as concert while lla members await­ right now.’ 0 U A L CONFLICT Utah Visiter creek will be resumed at 10 a. m. the noise was caused by a falling tree. Owens wss written In fancier Dr. Robert Stump, director of the ed arraignment before Magistrate "Parker answered hhn saying ‘All Mrs. C. A. McCrary. PorUge, UUh. B7 BEED 8. DUKHAH Saw Plane Light style . ■ ■ Lsdy stumbling over dog Saturday In district court here. district -tws^th T^)lt released the Matthew J . Troy on disorderly r ig h t S t John, we are leaving.’ Is a guest at the home of her daugh­ WASamOTON. M»rcb‘ 3 OJ.R>- Ten' minutes before the road crew sleeping peacefully in middle of Judge J. W. Porter recessed the communtcable disease report for the conduct charges. A court attend­ Shoota Baby Boddenly ter. M n . O. 0 . HaU. ID e house military aif& in commit* heard the crash, Mrs. 0. O. Landry, downtown sidewalk . . . M an walk­ case iBte yesterday afte r, evidence past week. an t told the musicians that tho "Than the three of us started tM today warned aeolnst attempts living at the SoutHem Callfomla ing about with unhooked garter was presented by the Twin Fans The report shows 26 cases of the msglatrate was Irish. The strains- around the house with tho Intention Tonng Dcmocnita Elert highway district. Testimony will be to vrlt« a deUUed measure to. out­ Edison power house a t Big Creek, flopping above shoe tops . . . And ailment, reported in that period, the of “When Irish Eyes Are Smil­ of working out a plan to outsmart Electloo of officers for the Young heard Saturday from the defendants law war profltcertog In advane* ol saw the red and lights of the coclcer spaniel waiting patiently number being more than 35 less than ing’ preceded the bandsmen Into h im when suddenly S t John yelled Democratic club of Twin Palls coun­ grpen coDfUct as tt filed a report plane. In front of grocery and meat m ar­ —Joseph J. Froellch and Mrs. Marg- the week previous. the Judicial chamber. They lined ’I ’m going to klU this baby and all ty will be held at 8 p. m. today in srct Proellch; August H. Froellch, urging enactment ol the drutlc Her residence, locatcd some 15 ket for the dally ration of dog New coses during the past week up before Troy, who said: “I like the rest of them and anyone else who the probate court room. A. R. Scott and Mrs. Kathryn Scott Uay blU miles from the spot designated by meat from the butcher, after get­ were reported as follows: Eight from music. Sentence suspended.” gets In my way.' Chairman Andrew J . May, D., Ky., ting which he'll carry package All lands needed except those in Filer.,10 from Buhl, five from Mur- "A t that Instant he placed his gun the road crew, I3 300 feet from the question have been successfully nego­ or the coquoUtee (lied the report Seooven from Operation all the way home without tearing Uugh and one each from Twin Falls RULES against the baby and fired. I ran aa a stonn of crlUcism against the Mrs. Esrl O'Hsrrow la recovering San JoaQUln river.. She snid the tiated for In purchase action, the off wrapping or stopping to eat it and Castleford. to w ithin eight feet of the doorway measure developed In the bouae. Its at the hospital from an operation to plane was flying south along the district informed the court. The NEW YORK. March 3 (U.PJ—A on the way. Other diseases noted on tlie re­ Columbia university publication whepin k eye at Twin Fails; with the InformaUon that Ameri­ save the baby and tho rest of tho tatorlal goremment. by attendants today. p.ircels of land and an Irrigation one Impetigo, Twin Falla; three scar­ May. whoee name the bill bears, planes and only automobile parties can college students will break children Inside with him, I fired ditch at the edge of the road. let fever, two being In Hansen and denounced Its opponents and as­ could search the district. Witnesses for the district Included the rules of grammar any day twice, a t the same time being care­ Serves on Comfflittee one in Buhl; four chicken pox in ful not to strike the baby. serted that the theory that wealth Mtsa Marie Haasch, student at C ap t Graves was a veteran flyer J. D. Slnema, managing engineer; rather than risk being considered Twin Falla and one in Filer; three effeminate by using such words Fires Two More should be “drmlted and ccnIlKated" the University of Idaho, has been w ith a record of a mUtlon flying V. E. Morgan, board chairman; J. In war emergencies la “loose thlijk- smallpox in B uhl and ot^e In Twin as: ’'When he was felling he again named to serve on a committee to miles. A native of Buffalo, N. Y., Matt Johnston, division engineer for Falls. Adorable, charming, cute, deli­ pressed the gun to the child’s aldo Ing," select announcements for tl^e senior he was a graduate of Stanford uni­ the state highway department and cious. divine, dreadful, exquisite, and fired two more shots. T h e n ^s No BpeeUIe Beply class. versity. He attended the Army fly­ E. U. McIntyre, Kimberly. John E. The majority- report made no ing school at Kelly Field, Tex. £lghly>elght students were named Hayes, pioneer civil engineer, was al­ Kimberly Child’s- glorious, gorgeous, heavenly, hea­ he was almost on the floor he fired Co-pllot of the plane was C. W. ven's sake, lovely, marvelous, again at me and said ‘you got me’ specific reply to the minority views Transferred (o Montana on the honor roll for the fourth lowed to testify yesterday for the naughty, oodles, precious, stun­ filed last n ight by Reps. Maury Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Mlles'have Wallace, 29. formerly of Tucson, period by Instructors at St. Ed­ protesting landowners, under spe­ and then relaxed, at the same tlmo Riles Conducted ning. sweet, and thrilling. dropping hla gun. aiaveilck. Z>.. T u , C. Arthur An* moved to Livingston, U « it., where ArJj. TTjc stewardess waa Miss Mar- ward's school. 'njtxM Included are: cial agreement. garet H. Wilson. 20, graduate nurse: J. Sweeley and E. M. Sweeley Services for Robert Harvey Wood. “At that point Parker attempted deTMn. D , Mo^ and Paul Kvale. Mr. Miles was transferred by Sw llt GRAPE EIGHT of Mt. Slnal hospital In Philadelphia. represent the highway district. to the child and I picked up St. M inn Ib e minority denounced and company. He had been associat­ Genevieve Benoit, Joan B enoit 13'months'old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bid the blU as “dangerous to democracy" She was a native of Bridgeport,' Btephan and Blandford. with S. T. John’s gun. ed with the plant here. Mary Alice Buchanan. Mary Cough­ Harvey Wood. Kimberly, were held and f«?«t»ining the “stuff of which Ohio. lin, Margaret DetweUer. O tto Flor­ Hamilton, represent the defendants. yesterday afternoon a t the Kimberly "Kingsbury then covered St. Jolin Hitlen are made.” B«p. J- Joseph Passenger* Aboard w ith a blanket and made a careful QoeatoVlah ence. Andrew Florence. Charles Methodist church with Rev. George C U R l ( i “ amltb.D,OaDn..in»'seE ---- The passengers aboard were L. B. Mrs. A. O. Schaper, Chicago, has Glib. Hubert Hlcks. Florence Lang, Roseberry, Rupert, officiating. notation of the facts of the case.” orlty report, said the bill would cre« Walts and his wife, of Bieber. Calif., left for Salt Lake City to Join Mr. Allen McDonald. Sherman Olson, "W hen He Cometh" and ’•Tlie Parker recalled thla afternoon that ate an "absoluto dlclatonhio” in cn route to visit relatives in Reading, Cradle Song" were sung by Mrs. A. fichaper, who went there Monday. Juanita Belays, Donald Thiel. Billy the dead m an had served a term in jtfht tlmei Pa.; Jay Tracy Dlrlam. 31, and his They have been visiting Mr. and Whitmore. A. Arnold, accompanied by Mrs. the county Jail here on a misde­ ‘This bill," said the majority re­ sister, Mary Louise, en route to Laughlln. Pallbearers were Carl 2 N D M P U N meanor charge several years ago. GRADE SEVEN port, "is a broad aUtement of broad Mrs. A. C. Parker. Mansfield, Ohio, to see Uielr father; Patrick Day, Theodore Florence, Boyd. Thurm an Tote, Lloyd Klmp- (From Pajt On«) Divorce Suit polieles. and la deliberately Intended Victor Krause, business man of K an ­ ton and R alph Banning. as having been "chuckling" over the A t the Ume of the shooting Mrs. to avoid the mistake of seeking to Has Operation Joseph Keuter, Joan LeCIalr, F ran­ sas City, and M. H. Salisbury, 84, "latitude” he gave the reporter in legislate as to details far in advance Condition of Mrs. re m Cooke Jen­ ces Meunler, Celestlne Salmon. Bet­ ON I M MEEI Interment was in Twin Falls cem­ St. John hsd filed suit for divorce TW A pilot returning to Winslow, telling him "go ahead and write any­ of the possible outbreak of war. kins v t i reported today by hospital ty Ann Thometc, Robert Wallace. etery under the direction of the in district court and a summons was Arlx.. for duly. GRADE SIX Both parents and teachers will be Twin Falla Mortuary. thing, I won’t deny it.” to have been served on St. John to­ C a a U o u Friends attendants to be good following an The only cJue to the cause of the Frank Florence, Bemlce Smith, asJced to express opinions on com­ The cWef executive today began day at Payette. are now purposely caution- appendectomy. Her brother. Charles, * ^ 0 who has been seriously 111 at the mishap was Capt. Graves' radio mes­ Kathryn Thometai, Harry Martins, plaints connected with the annual for hla campaign Threatened with death by the dead ing friends ot this leglsUUon not hospital for three weeks, was also sage that he was turning north be­ Bobby DetweUer, Stella A ae Lang, county grade school track meet, it and Indicated he was considering m an were Mrs. St. John and three to seek to write details into this tween Tejon and Saugus because ice reported to be good. Lorenzo Belaya, Walter Jarvb, Jcdin was announced this afternoon as mapping a platform to carry out the more children including Jean. 3; broad sUtement of poUcles, by way was forming on the wings. Dick, 5; Larry, 7. All were in the of amending the same. Your com> Benoit Edith DUlon. final plans were completed tor the O ECIE ASKED endeavors begun In his tin t year as The craft carried gasoline enough GRADE FIVE house. Bittee feels It would be serious OoMtaBolaa. meeting of the T w ln _ ^ ls County governor of the state. a to fly until 1 a. m. Wednesday so it "»««*«>■ to seek now to legislate aa Mrs. Louise Harris, Salt Lake City, Marjorie Thiel, Mary Meyers. Teachers' association meeting here' Governor Clark’s announcement was foregone conclusion th a t the to details, when the conditions. eco< who has spent the-past week with k Jack Wallace. Saturday. made h im the first high officeholder ship either crashed or landed in Three Teams Score n o ^ and aoela], th a t may be pre- her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Horton GRADE FOUR The session la to be held at 1:1. . In Idaho definitely to put himself in some remote spot. J 2 0 .0 0 0 ESIA Tailing a t the outbreak of w w can- Haight, has gone to Boise to spend Norma Alger, Catherine Day, El- to. Saturday In Idaho Power audi­ the running for reelectlon thla year. The air liner took off from San Petition for administrative author­ Tourney Victories ao( now ba foreiwn.** a week with relatives and friends. Nora Marlins, James RusselL torium; The governor will, he said, enter ..Although the blU haa no specUlc She will return to Salt Uke City at PranclKO Tuesday evening in good GRADE THREE Complaints concern manner of ity In an estate aggregating from his name In the August primaries. DECLO, March 8 (Special)—First tax proTlsioa but merely directs the the end of next week. weather for Winslow. Arlr., where Betty Ann Fink; Ramona Kinder, Judging and the method of elimina­ •17.000 to »20,(XK) was filed in pro­ treasury to {annulate a plan, the its six passengers were to be trans­ Margaret Rhso. Phyllis Schroer, tion In some of the track meet events, bate court today by Albert Ceder- round games In the Mini-Cassia sub- district Class B tournament here re­ _m^ori» rep^ •P9^ "W *s Bara from Calitomla ferred to the eastbound TW A plane Marjorie Turner, Arm Wiaterholer. according to Ralph I. Brown. Poplar burg. sulted In the following: yqii flgni” plan as holding a “most M r. and Mrs. Ralph Van Buskirk, out of Los i^ e le s . Because of ad­ GRADE TWO Hill, chairman or the association’s The estate is that of the late An- No Freedom bosrd of control. Mr. Brown will sell Fish, Twin Falls, who died last aUraetlve a n d alluring pioepect’ Desert Center. Calif., are spending verse weatttii, over the mountains, ' Bobby Benoit, Colleen Carter. Ste­ Heybum boys 34, Declo boys 13. for futute wan. however, the plane waa ordered to phen Dsy, Bobby Drexlor, Henry preside Saturday. Other members of Feb. 32. Mrs. Carrie Fish. M. the SALT LAKE-CITY. March 3 Paul girls 32. Albion glria 24. >1{ w* aacrlflM m o n : if we cut several days at the home of Mrs. Helen 8 teene. Mrs. Van Buiklrk's proceed to Winslow via Los Angeles, Gandiaga, Marguerite Oandlaga, the board are A. M . Klelnkopf. Plea­ widow, was named as executor In a (U,ft)—Roy R. Pratt 33, finished t R aft River boys 35, Acequla boys out extraTituwes: If ^ conduct sant Valley, and J. A. MlUer, Wash­ mother. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bteene, loe en Wings- Maurice Guerry, R ita Meunler, Bet­ will dated June 9, 1931 but requested lOrday sentence on vagrancy 15. a war on k& economical basis; then ington. Wendell, were also visitors here Passing over Bakersfield a t 10,000 ty Petrosky, Muriel Pugllano, Joan that the court appoint Mr. Ceder- charges here today, but had not sunly we ca n raise 10 0 per omt of feet, it headed for the Tehachapl Olson, . / Full representation of parents from burg. Heirs Include Mrs. Fish; a son, tlM obi* o t the war d u r i ^ t h e yestarday. regained his freedom. mountains. ?lear Saugus, Calif., GRADE ONE each district was urged by the board Uvhig In Fallon, Nev., and a grand­ Authorities last night received V K M ot tba war," the report aald. chairman. Biarieni C len Graves radioed that Ice was forming Bonnie Vonne AlLee. Harry Bri- son and granddaughter, both of word he is wanted in Los An- The rural track meet haa been set Twin Falls. Members ot the board of directors on the wings. Ho was instracted to ;e, John Florence, Patricia Flynn, gele.t county, California, on auto W a t e r f i l l for May 0 at the Filer fair grounds. A ranch, a Twin Falls residence of the Milner Low Lift IrrigaUon land at Bakersfield. George-Hailey, Gerald McCarthy, th'eft charges. A N D The country in the vicinity of Catherine Rls-w. RltA Ebbers. and farm and household goods Pratt will be freed from the F r a z ie r district will end apportionment of FAMOUS V/HISKEY m p n M aoraafe benefita.under the new bond Shaver lake is extremely rough. In MUSIC DIVORCES SUSPE?«)ED prise the estate. city Jail here, to accompany a IsMa.aVa mefVng sel'M day eve* p la c a it is heavily Umbered. Much Margaret DetweUer, Richard Jep- BURGOS, March 3 OUO-A decree Raybom and Raybom are attor­ deputy ^ e r lff to Asusa, Califor­ ------offices Dear ot It )a toaccesslble, and the deep pesen, Betty;.Ann Flhk, Maurice suspending all divorce, ^procaedlngs neys for the petitioner. nia. w h w the charge originated. ______was IW ieS'I C&OW0 have made some roads impaa- lO u ni^rM arla ouerry, Harry Bri- l0 nation&llit Spain,wts'.a))proved '‘and Wednesday and aabte. zee. Marguerite Oandlaga, Heniy today by the cabinet as the first step uhtU rriday at which I n hla last radio message, Oraves Gandiaga. Oeorge Hailey. Bobtv to abolish divorce which was legal < m « n n o M ) tlma it U believed business on hand Bald he was considering a landing Drexler, Muriel Pugllano, Ramona: Ised by the Madrid regime. designated «tr«et comer la the wiU be disposed of. a t Presno. He was sUll a t 10,000 feet Kinder. Colleen Carter, Ann Win* Broox, Maw X altitude^ but reported he waa be­ terholer, Betty June Oambrel, a. proipuoua but not tween high and low clouds and waa Evonne Turner, Juanita Selaya, Al­ WBtlthy attonwy, « t a reportad to uncertain as to his position. len McDonald, Bonnie Voiwe AlLee. h a n luccaeded in n ia tn g onty |90,- Under Sheriff 0 . A. Tarr termed Mary Meyers. Barbara Leliman, 000. "false" reports that mystery llghta Betty Ann Milner, R uth Bilbao. There’s Extra T h M Na(« lU v e a M and a white object had been seen OlaQomy ot the third note, writ- near a m ou ntal^d e "scar." in the t«n oa a toir typewriter, waa re m i- vicinity where the lost TW A airliner -«d nrtarday. AooordtDg to reports, FllEli RESIOENl was last seen. Value in R & G a BMD w ith « Toloo .deaorlbed m "There is no clue whatsoever to -guttoral" or “tw tooio." oallod No­ Mrs. Marion E. R ob e ^, as, resi­ the location of the missing ship,'' wak by talephoiM Monday and dl- dent ot Filer for 14 :mrs. succumbed Tarr said. taotad h i n to look lo r the note un­ last evening to a lingering illness. Tarr was In charge of the various USED CARS der a tto pa a tn the vaoant lok about She was bom July 11.18M, In Ver­ ground crews searching for the miss­ m o n t GIVEN APPROVAL thm.mtlea irom Urinel m.ooo ing transport hflBf. Her husband, Nathan RoberU, died Application for approval of a Boy rabbi aaarebed the i ^ n d nine years ago, and her survivors Scout troop, sponsored by the ’Third wtth tba aid of a polloeman. it waa are a daughter, Mrs. Emily Mets, ward L. D. S. church at Oakley, was CitOSS' COUNTRY •aid. but tt rtipalnad for M ki ArUn flie r; a son. Clyde M. RoberU, Wl- received here this afternoon by to dtKover lh a measage. ninae. Ind.. and three sliUrs. Mrs. APPROVAL GIVEN Snake River Area council otriclala The jjote waa reported to have Nell Calms and Mrs. Hattie Scott, and approved. ImpUad anger becauae of the aoUvl- both of Chicago, and Mrs. Carrie The Uoop, latest In Uie council and R & G 1b renewtd and 100% Pure Pennsylvania OIL tlea of O-Men and police in the in- Ooherman. Chicago. (he fourth to be e s U b lls ^ at Oak­ guarantead. Behind every veaUgaUoo. des]Ute Levine’s ptea Pending funeral arrangements the ley, win be designated .Dumber TO. body resU a t the White mortuary. Scoutmaster o( the new unit is UMd car we sell la a name that aii channels to bis home be we value and a reputation kepi olear ao ttiat the kidnapers A district-wide highway construc­ Raymond F. Burch with Ru-uell Port For might nefotiate without interfer- tion and Improvement project, ap­ and Held O. Fairchild as assistants. we have earned. Yoa’li like QUART anee, proved both by federal and «ate David S. Tanner Is chairman of the doing bualness w ith ue, be­ F R ID A Y New Rochelle authorlUea relterat- authorities anti calling for an ex­ troop committee with F. H. Button cause we have taken the •d last night that they were acting D H O R TELLS penditure of 139,348. waa announced and Thaneas'Mabey aa members. and * In Your Own ramble out of used car In deference to U vlne's wishes. today by J. D. Olnemk. Twin Falla Members of the troop will be Del highway district engineer. juylng. All are honeat val- SATURDAY • Container Slnema said that •33.738 will come ucg, safe barsalns. Step up Russel Stanger, Olen Mabey, Floyd Only OF front federal funds with the balance to the V-8 CTaaa. Plus Ic Fed. Tax of |19,&eo being put up by the Jocal i'almer, Ralph Palmer, James Port, Two talks were given today to aponsorbig unit. Tlie project Includes Merl Tanner and Kay Button. aenior high school students by Dr. ■37 V-8 Coupe ...... grading, drainage and aurfaclng uf •aa v -8 Deluxe Fordor Tour. 468 Robert Stump, from the Twin Falls new road areaa and elimination ot ■Jfl V-8 Del.Tudor, Radio • Five Quart OU D ra in ...... ^ .75 county healUi unit, concerning the dangeroua oul^erU and bridges aa tuberculosis tesU which are to be Heater ...... -.... well aa recantitructloit on old roads. *35 V-8 ’Tudor Sedan .. 30S > Six Quart Oil D ra in ...... given to all students desiring them, .90 OMHEBE Chief Item of work, he said, will •37 V-8 Deluxe Fordor, The first talk was given for the Fted Hilliard, Bolie. grand chef be on the Lilly grade between Caatle- Healer, Radio Junior and senior studonla and was > Eight Quart Oil D ra in ...... 1.20 da gar* o f 'the Forty et Bight for ford and Roteworth. Work will also •jfl V-8 Deluxe Coupe. the sUta of Idaho. wUl be prin­ followed by the sains talk a period Include grading and graveling near later to the underclmmeii. Heater, R a d io ...... 301 cipal speaker a t a special meeting Hollister and Uerger. •33 Chevrolet Coupe ...... 183 ' AvaUabie in SJIuE. Grades 10 -20-30-40 of American Legion membera which The present project replacen three '35 V-8 Fordor Tour, will be held at Wray'a cafe Satur­ which were lonnerly separately con­ Wocdlawn Gasoline company Sign on the parking section at that Sedan ...... • Free Cranl(case Service at Rear of Store day at 13 noon. Local Farmer Is ducted. U will tend to eliminate •38 V*8 Tudor Tour. Sedan. 3D5 Officials of the local American confusion in the oj)eratloii of Wi'A concern's location will be removed but the firm feels that auri) action ■34 V-8 Deluxe Fordor Legion poat pils afternoon, in mak­ Paid Last Honor crews. ing the announcement ot Mr. Hill- should be taken In ail similar raiea Sedan ...... lard’s vUlt, urged every member to Brief rites were held this morning thmughout the city, Faria Lind, UBBD TRUCKS HAVE Cross Country Mot' Jil ba present for Antonio Losada at the While Woodlawn representative, said this GOT TO GO mortuary chaiKl. Rev. Ii, E. Ilelt- allernooti. '34 Dodge ’Truck, Stake man, pastor of Qt. Edward’s Cati complaint against the sign loca­ Body ...... IlftO Is U-n-s-u-r-p-a-s-8-e-d By , .ly Oil church, officiated. THESPIANS PUN tion In the parking strip wiu made -J8 V-8 Pickup, New Mtr. . Itosary was said last evening at the Monday to city wmncll by D. F. 403 Ash Wednesday service at Carter, employe of the Covey Gas >31 V-8 Pickup RKGARDLKSS of PRICK •3ft OhevroJet Pickup ...... Ms oiiuroh. Intemient waa In Twin and Oil company. *84 Chevrolet Truck 157 .... 200 Fail* cemetery. Pallbearers were ’■The Woodlawn concern doesn’t Grenier nnturnl olllpMJ— loniior llto for your motor— will '38 V-8 Truck 187, New Leon Echebarrta, Bllaa Msrco. Fur' ant to agitate on this matter, but not form nludjo In cr«nkca«c— perfect free flowliisr lubrl- mln A claturri,^JIm nemeiUerla, Plana for Ihe Htate ilrflamallnn since Carter has taken the re.npfln- Motor ...... 4BS SEEN IN S E C IN contest In Twin FnlU on April lb Sliniltyf why Isn’t the situation fol­ •38 V-8 Truck 167 ...... 62» cnllon, winter or ,«ummor—ronintfi intcnne heat—touKh Angel Rementerla and Rutls Uar- and 1« will ba con.Mdrrrrt this eve­ lowed up In all cases?" IJn d said. Twin pails and vicinity tliU after­ renechea. film, full i>ody oil; will Improve porformanco of nny cnr— ning at Uis meeting n( tlio 'IDeaplan " There would be a score or more of noon was deacribed as being a "prom- Trade in your old (ruck fur .30 A rancher and sheepman here, club. Mich signs that would have to bt ICconomlcnl—Compftro only with oiln aclling at qiinrt. n.vy l.niloo'" by OUhl u>- Mr. Losada waa bom July 7, 1U8, a newer one now, while you Cominltteea lo handle thn details removed If this were carried to a ohlM t kuu W, W, Moon. Boto. in OrenxI, Bpaln, and came to this pf tlw affair will he appointed by Inglral conchulon." have more to trnde and Prepare Your Car for Summer Drivlnfir here oo recruiting duty. country aa a youU>, Survivors are his In n to t t y . B uy E«rly, kcI Koora WiU be at the city iiail each the president Frank (;»ri>enler, ami wKe, Mrs. Rosa U in m a Losada, and the adviser, Miss Florence M. lleea. day mroufh Saturday from a, m. your pick. 0 two ciUldren. Earla and Cecil Lo- Dlsousalon on Uie one-act play T llB K aada, all of Spain. nr playa to bn used hy 'I'win Falla WeV* aold 55 uacd cars In REPAIR is li’iSeiiS'hitr."'' la Uie declamallon events will also n a deduouon that thU territory be heard. the laat ten daya. nil w ith la CDOd Services Held For OlsUlot deolaniatory contest will 100% satisfaction o r 100';;. of oT** ” **** ir6ia hm a i S I Infant at Carey ba held at Kimberly on April B. refund. CAniY, Utroh I 25c. 5 c naral Krrloea were oonduoled Bun- and will ba LU N C III8. BIIORT O R D IR 8. UNION aft«r bis deatti the same day. ’Tlie ICB OKBAU, UAMDIIROERB- ohlld waa bom P r i ^ . take ’em enl In aacka. SEARS.ROEBUCK AND CO. Piaaldent W. L. Adamaon of the Bpeelal Beheel Lwnoh Motor Co. Lb D. B. church oonduotad the rites. o o F r a CUP ’Tha Oarej ...... Your FORD DaaUr U PtMit • ( Drive-In M ariul thabatoyti Selling FALK'S Agents Thursday, March 3, 1938 IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS. IDAHO EXPERTS SEE BIG GAIN IN WINTER WHEAT PRODUCTION

Harpist Performs Here Tonight ' ||||' |j| Hagerinan C. C. C. U. S. Business P B IT E DEALERS Unit Will Mark M I E R S CHART Heads to Meet ACCDRDIONISr IS .')th Anniversary At Sun Valley SEE ilP .O F I HAGERMAN. March 3 (Bpecial)— WASHINGTON, March S CONCLUDE SERIES The commerce department a n ­ Goortlni: county's first COO camp DIHGRADESW GUEST OVER 1 Marcel Hubert, ■eclllst, and M il­ CO will cclDbrale the fifUi anni- Curriculum planning commlttce nounced today that the business J. O. HoUte, local Boy Scout ta d dred Dllling, harpist, arc to.present advisory council will hold Iti next iry of-the civilian cdnservatlon meeting of Junior high schol teach­ member of troop M, sponsorwl h r the last of the seasqn’.s tJirce con- meeting a t Sun Valley, Ida., on corps by holding open house for Ujc ers to map the course of study for the Presbyterian church, win be in e rt ceru nt 8:30 p. m. today at tlie public nt the cnmp April 5. April 3, 4 and 6. n inth graders next semester was CHICAGO. March 3 (U.R)— Metliodist church, according to the The public' Is cordially invited to Chairman W. AverUl Hartiman artist durlnr the regular weekly pro* Winter wlicat production for Twin Pall-1 Community Concert as­ >iiK' to the cnmp Uierc that day. held last evening. of the council said that It vaa so «ram “Over Boy Scout Trail*," pre- • arranged to develop a better un> 1938 WHH estimated today be­ sociation. ofllccri of the cump announced here Teachers on the committee meet­ Bcnted over KTPI tonight a t 8:18. -Doors will open at 1:45 p. m. and tocl.iv, iiDil will be wclcome to In- ing with Principal Vera C. O ’Leary derstandlng of the purpoMS of tha Holstfl plays an accordion and will tween G50.000.000 and G68.- no one will be seated during the sjHvt tlir cam]) bulldhigs and were: Mls.i Dorotl'.y L\ans.. Miss council among western business be presented over the air for the t in t 000,000 biisliola by two of numbers, It Is announced. grounds, and becomc acqunlnted X,oura Robinson. Miss Helen Grant. time by O. A. Kelker of the Idaho Chicago’s five private crop Tlie duo 1.1 comi»sed of two bril- with till' work done by the enroUees Miss Margaret Egbert, Miss Helen En route and at Sun Valley, Evening Tlmei, ScoutraastCT of the experts. liani performers, according to cri­ tliprc. diflciTs of the camp an- Borden, Harley B. Smith. Miss Rc- farm, business, state and local of­ Air. becca Curtin. Miss Fannie Amey, ficials from the great plains. Rocky H. C. Donovan of Thomr tics. • Ml.ss Dining has achieved tlic ijni'c nbo ihnt conveyances will reputation of the foremast harpist prc'.ciit nt the cnmp for any one Miss R uth Johnson, Earl Peck and moimtaln and Pacific areas, will YOUrfQ EXRIBIT0B8 son and McKinnon placed the O ^ g o Sprague. today. Her carcer as concert harp­ wLsliliin to view the works proJecLi have an opportunity to confer with SAN FRANCISCO, {Special) — probable 1938 winter yield at ist ha.i included seven private pro­ of il;p enrollcp.s on the Brunena or Secretary of Commerce Daniel O. More than 1,000 boys and girls rep­ 650.000.000 bushels and Nat grams presented at the W hita clspwiirro. A dance will be given In Maroa Students to Roper and Assistant Secretary resenting five sUtes Including Ida­ C. Murray of Clement, Cur- ou.se. evening the same day at Uie Ernest O. Draper.. ho w ill participate In the l l l h an­ Mr. Hubert, French • artist called p recreation hall. nual Interstate Junior Uvestock and ti.H at 6Gg,000,000 buahels. the "Chopin of tJie •Cello." has had Hold Final Contest Tile avemge on the two estimates PottllrTinen and ^ DalryiiieD—Y ob Baby Beef show at the U n ta i a brllllani career licre and abroad MAROA. M arch 3 (Special)—Fol­ are » 111 ahead wh^n fecdlnc Globe Stockyards, South San P ra n c lw , wa;i JGS9,000,030 hualiels. "0,000.000 and 1ms appeared wltli Lily Pons Supvrintcndent G ives lowing the elimination contest at the biuhcls Icfis tlian tlie iictunl 1037 Feeds. Globe Seed * r e ^ Co.->Adr. when this big event (qjens April 10. and Grace Moore. At present he Is Maroa school, students were choscii yield but 30,000.000 buslicls higher making a transcontinental tour. /lagvrman Honor Roll to take part in the final contcst Fri­ than the U. S. (Icparlinent of agri­ IIAGKRMAN, March 3 (Si>cclnl day at 8 p.'m. culture estimate of Pec. 1. Till- iiiinirs of Ihr HnRonnan Ftu- Thaie who will take part are: Two ycurs ago winter wlieat pro­ Talk Announced ?t dpiil.s (m lhp honor roll for the pnr.t First grade. Billy Miller. Willard T o WP duction 111 the U. S- amounted to nliir ui-i k.'. a.s rrlra.sed by SujHTln Kimerling, Gary Bean, Richard 519.000.000 biu'.hcLs iinii Ihiec years Church in Wendell tendcnt Fryer arc; Crawford-; second. Billy Blass, Rex iiRO the winter crop was 405.000.000. Wi:NDELL. ^5ll^c)l 3 (SpcclslJ— First i;rii(lr. Richard Cook: third Rrrd. Geraldine Browfi. L ^ n a Lun- The five year nveruge. 10'J8-32, was ArraiiRcinenb were completed this grndi-, Oiiy Wnlkrr. kcn na Conklin; dln, lola Werner. Tcanmy Bucklln; 623.000.003 bushels. woek for ii .special service here at fpurth KHidf*, DelorLs Pope, Velmii third, Gene Klass. Lloyd Reed, Jack­ the presbyterian-Bapti.st church to­ Brnwn; fifth grade. Beatrice Price, ie Huffman; fourth, Duane Ram- day nt B p. m. when Dr. James Mll- Bon Dinpliec. Glenn Hensley, Lcnn seyer, Melvin Droxler. Donald Bean. Inr. of Cnldwell and the Collbge of Hen.sley, Florence Fish. Dorothea Miller; fifth. Goldie Moore. V 5 S S « i „ , Idiilio, will give a Iccturc. Dr. M illar Sixth grade. Fairy Barlogi. Donna Mildred Malone. Laurcnee Shcrldon; EARDF hns recently returned from a trip Conklin. Mnlthcw Wccch; seventh sixth. MurlcL Winkle. MaiUne Oen- to Euroiw and will lecture on the grndc. Tresa Mac C ondlt.^A rglan- try, Orville Drexlcr; seventh. Ar­ Ternied an oatstandlng ariUt with the harp. Miss Mildred Dllllnt condltlon-s hi Europe. na Dickenson. Alice Laprn?! eighth chie Malone. W ayne Webster, W al­ will present a concert here this cvenlog with Mareel Ilnbert, French The Ladles' Aid society will serve grade. Prggy Reed, Jean Allen, Don- lace Kuriz: eighth. Leonard Werner. FOLLOW VICKS PLAN TOR H m tH CO^JIHOl CRISIS IN WDRLD •cellist. The presentation li acbednlcd for 8:30 p. m. at the Methodist dinner at 7 p. m. . na Cady. Dorothy Childers, Mary Mo America uml the world are charch and Is the final oHerlDS of the season by the Twin Falls Com­ nesslng "another of the greatest munity Concert association. tragedies In history" ns world liberty , grows restrlctcd-hi^ore the advance of dictators. SecrctS^jr^ of State Ira H. Mftster.s told the Twin FalL-. lodgc- No, 45.,A. F. and A. M,. at tlie lodges ARREST observance last night of the 150th D IN S TALKS TO THIS SATURDAY-or any day n^xt week^ anniversary of signing of the U. constitution. .■3ALT LAKE CITY. March 3. Tlie observance was held ns part (U.R)—Tlie defendant — Eugene of the Ma.sontc groups regular bu.s- Black. 29—told the court: "I have never been arrested before.” 8 U H LA S S E1 H Iness meeting at the Masonic temple here. Judge B. P. Leverich paused to Buhl students and faculty mem­ scrutinize a record that showed GO TO ANY DEALER DISPLAYING THIS SIGN ijee.f T ra ced }' bers today heard a brief talk by 13 arrests in five different stotes. "America was born In a crisis and Jesse Owens, the world's top star we are passing another of the great* " I mean I have never been ar­ est tragedies In our history" said rested before imdcr the name of t the 1936 Olympics. Masters. “Wc have dictators arising Black,” the. defendant explained. Owens, famous Negro track speed­ and we sec the loss of liberty In na­ He wn.s sentenced to Jail for ster who won three Olympic titles tions across the seas. Liberty oiid six montlis. and shared in a fourth. Bpoke ot an Justice have fallen and Masonry has assembly in the hlgn school ot 11 a. been banished from Russia. Germany m. today. c that we should .set a Christian He will appear tonight at Gooding and Italy bccausc It Is not compatible example and not plan to destroy and with tyranny and Intolerance. when his Olympians baskctball tcnm 'Irtually nbollsh our brothers and plays Gooding collcgc. “The constitution has stood Uic their properly by the use of those test for more than 150 years and has armaments, which arc the most dc- approached the divine law tn Its -structivc instruments of death that Jerome Presbyterian functions of government. 1 aslc that lan can conceivc. wc exalt the glorious simplicity of Its •This Is the first time in tills na­ Guild Picks Officers purpose rather than a century of tion’s history that we have ap­ JEROM E. Morch 3 (SpeciaD- legallfm. May I urge that majorities propriated a bllllpn dollars for de­ Ladies of the Presbyterian guild met and mioorltles subordinate Intol­ fense and America siiould set a bet­ Monday at the home of Mrs. W, F. erance an d.po w r alike to the com­ ter Christian example because pre­ W ills with co-hostess Mrs. Fern mon good of all." paration for war tends toward blood­ Moseley. Vrtes Confidence shed and destruction." the secretary During the business meeting The apeakff made a pica for of state lald. election of officers was held and the “greater unity and more confidence fbllowlng will take office for the new In our constituted government and WPA Allots 1,500 year: President. Mrs. Frank Burk- our leaders in order to promote haiter; vice president, Mrs. A. L. itablllty and Integrity In our cen­ Extra Idaho Jobs Woodhead; Mrs, H. E. Frnn.son, tral goveniment. t’cnr U b. very grave W ASinNOTON. March 3 (U.PJ— treasurer; Rowenn Phillips, record­ barrier to better government. Sen. James P. Pope, D , Ida., and ing secretary, and Mrs. Inez Free- •'Recently wo Imve been reading Rep. D. Worth Clark, D.. Ida., to­ of the huge aums which are being day announced that the works pro- Later. Mrs. Burkhalter gave the appropriated for munition.^ of war grpM adminlstrotron had allotted 1,- chapter review from the book. and the building of war machinery, 500 additional Jobs for tlie state of "Highland Heritage,” Mrs. Franson eince we are reputed to be the lend­ Idaho. led tlie dcvotlonals. ing ^ r is tla ii nation among the This brings the total to 11,800 Jobs great Jamily of nations. It appears for the stole. READ THE TIMES WANT ADa

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HOOD'S s p o n s o r e d b y t h e a u t o m o b i l e d e a l e r s a n d manufacturers O f THE UNITED S T A T M Thunday, March 8, 1938 iFonr IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO

POT Behind the Scenes TELEPHONE 38 CAST o r OUASIACTBM them ofT and won their freedom, man-sized about you, Polly, for in Washington POLLT OnBLaBTi-kMslatl then turned cruel themselves, be* I* LaB4«» wkta war all you’ve got such sweet lips and heading the arlEtocrats right and roo Lm m 4 Wti« 8«nlM O W M Pt m AMoelktloo. FuU KKA PMtiin I«n1e*. SHOTS eyes. . . .-Kiss me, Polly, because ‘" c b b ’y WHITriELD. htrai ih* left. Now It's Napoleon that's__ By BODNEY DVTCHEB CRITICIZING BRITAIN Y«Mk»e nho h»r Uroasfc. we're going to be m arrW tomor­ rubmiwd 6U Dsyi ft ttm t Kt »0 Seoood Btr«rt W«*t, ^ rta rtlU. w r r a O A B B L I. BANKS, vrl*at*«r that’*— ” row. Ai^d then w^'re going to go EreniPt Tinea Washington Tho Eden resignation and ascend­ nxAOO T D cn ptJBUSBina cou pan t - •avcais* '■Exploiting-'' said Cabell, gup- on • ship that C ab e lll getting and Correepondent ancy of the ChamtierUIn policy, with help chase the English off the At­ lyASHlNOTON, Maroh 3 — Al- lt& seemingly.final qulotus on Roose­ Ycilfr<«ri Jcrrr. Baaka aa« plying the word. "Exploitlnf the The Gentleman in lantic." though Secretary lekes said In his velt's Chicago suggestlbn for “con­ I Prntm*. Utrcb S. IV9, Felly arrlTS aafclr ■■ rraarr, French people. We may have to haTia* CIHU, k«t llttU “Marry tom orrow?” Polly blast-'anlnst Fasclsin, broiulcast to certed acUon," has relieved officials fight Napoleon next, unless Eng* In tho administration who feared this the Third Row ti i thtr rfatlM «h* frta ttr tea­ gasped, fo r that seemed to her the the Britlsb Empire, that he spoke suBScRtrnoN a^ns ser ahiai. land settles him.” government would let lt«elf be used Br URitt rm ut m mtum more Important item In the news. as a private ciilM n and didn't rep­ ■'And that'll make England to yank British chestnuts and In the CHAPTER XXI "Oh. Jerry! I'm so thankful resent the views of Rooeevelt or tho i t u>t vMk. is«i t month. Mot I moaUM ti-es: • raontbi N-3S; \ j w . M W. drunk with power," Jerry offered. end be left in the lurch by the wiles Br M»U Panbiff in M rann ^HDINARILY one would travel Cousin T im left me strandedl” government, U is hardly likely that “Drunker than she already Is, I of British diplomacy. A WltblB ^ B to Oouatr. M mdt from Calais to Cherbourg by Jerry took her in hi* arms and the most naive Hindu, Boer,*or An* 1 month 40e: a moseh* i i ooi ftb meoib* iiJO: > rtu mean," Tory .England, according to one O u t^ « utb0 water, touching at Le Havre. But tao will be deceived. held her close. He was a simple' strong school of thought, could al­ I moatli eoe: 9 moaUit U4S: 8 mont&t 13.23! l rttr WJXk with the Channel to bes^ with “So maybe war’s no use .after m an an d her simplicity appealed Unauthorised speeches of auch a all!” Polly cxclalmed. “Maybe it character are not made by high pub­ ways be depended on to try to play ships ensaged'in war and war's to him. She knew nothing of co- both ends against the middle and to All BOUCM TWulrtd br uw 01 by order ot cotirt ot ooap*t«tt JurlkUeUon to )>• commcrce. It behovo civilian trav­ never settles anything! Maybo it Quotry b u t 4he knew a great deal lic officials In any c o u n ^ , even lii. put>mh«d WMUr. will b« puBIUiiAd ta tb» Tbund>; uiu t of tbu pip«r. pur- just destroysl" This idea hejd her the democracies. cross up or abandon any nation at •UUI to etouon U>1M L O. A. t m u »d her thoughtless girlhood. . . . Prance, and other nations to Fascist her tender body, he saw In his throwing M a n c h u r i a , Ethiopia, After Europe, What Next? MAN'S NOBILITYI bourg, the driver offerlnf no ob* She, was thinking: “Must my demands. Jections to Nuisance. m ind’s eye an English brig,, like Spain. China, and Austria to the For many years South and Central American people P»l Ihato] body form the bodies ot strong the Sunrise, striking her colors, as wolves. By no means, said critics of Tholr intention was to go aboard boys for war?” It was the old cry FEAR FASCIST THREAT Tben't no(Un( lo nlcc m a he boarded. . . . Although the “quarantine" stuff is Britain, was she'a desirable ally. have proclaimed resentfully against anything that noble bu^ellwll coach who'd Tim Chelsey's armed of woman in a man-made world, definitely out, Roosevelt and 6ecre- Amba&sador to Spain Claude'Bow­ n ih c r rifk lotinf hit own p«nU ship, the Palm Tree, and return to not yet articulate. It was a ter­ looked even faintly like protection on the part of the TT was not easy for two young tary H u ll agree 100 per cent with ers once remarked privately that his than McJtif one of hit pltjren loie America with him. rible question, without on answer. ^ New Englanders to get them­ Ickes' reference to “fanatical foe's Job consisted of sitting at 8t. Jean United States. Today they are still proclaiming pub­ b li out on the floor. They calculated that T^lm Chel- selves m arried In Cherbourg, yet which have the will to conquer at all dc Lus and watching the' British hold • Bill Pobom lost hit helt during licly, but not as resentfully, and reports from certain sey would have made the port of 'T'HE diligence' set them down with Cabell Banks' help It was coats" a n d to C^uclsm as "the great< Spain's arms behind her .back while th» Fllet-Tnln FUla lam e tbo Cherbourg two good daya before near the Cherbourg docks, and accomplfshed. cst threat In the world today." Italy and Oermany beat her up. South'American Foreign offices indicate that priva­ other nliht, and lhinr> ml|ht hare news of war reached the Channel. three young Americans had their .When Jerry and Polly had made Events.ln Europe which find Eng­ fatten emtwrnuiinf. So B. V. The only concern of Jerry and Ca­ first breath-taking view of this tely the resentment has just about disappeared. their vows, Cabell removed him ­ land unable or unwilling to stand NYE SPEAKS UP Joaet whipped off hli own belt and bell was how the Pulm Tree would majnlflcent harbor. , For South and Central America, along with the r«st self from the hotel, so that their u p to the collective' security theory Senator Gerald P. Nye of North toued It out, remarklag: get o u i of Cherbourg. They put Cabell Banks said to Jerry, brief honeymoon might be spent In the face of German and Italian Dakota, who once conducted a sen­ of the world, are watching the European situation "It'i better for me to lote my their wits together to solve this "Let’s take Polly to a hotel and panta Uun have DUl loie h lil" alone and with no talk of war to aggreaslon have only Interulfled sational munitions Investigation, In- poser on the coach ride from Ca­ leave her there, while we look for and speculating on the future. Our southern brothers »H ero m ar it. their fears. As long as Fascism Msts on making the embarrassing lais. The port would be watched Tim Chelsey's Palm Tree. It's apt threatens to domlnate the world; It reminder that democratic Britain The innkeeper and his wife have seen members of the League of Nations and by English warships; It would be to take some time.'.' Is felt, America's voice should be and the United States helped rearm AND K )R THE bineflt of R . V, gave the bride and groom a bas­ ' a sporting venture lo r any Aroer- Polly agreed to this plan, first raised in protest. Germany. signatories of the Briand-Kellogg anti-war pact in­ JoneB. PoC 6hol3 iteps up here to ket of fine French fruit for a Ican merchantman to run out. describing Cousin Tim’s brig as The PrealderU'a point of view — 'Although the treaty of Versailles vading the territories of other league members and tell him that afUr R. V. cbatted wedding present; Polly blushed at with JesM Owens over here In the Could It be done? They thought clearly as she could: . . two and h b recent hopes—are Indicated forbade It." Nye says., "when Ger­ pact »imiatories, and they are considerably disillus­ it could. masts, square sails, rather wide In her new tlUe of “Madame'' when by a story being told about his many did start to rearm, the arma­ Evetijnes offices Wednesday, and they presented the gift . . . By ioned about the values of treaties and pacts. Jesse had been banterlngly informed the beams and clumsy; a gaudily marka to a visiting delegation in' ment Interests in Britain and tho carved palm tree for a figure­ reliable messenger there came which he criticized tho strong Isola- United States caused their govern­ that the veteran Twin Falls coach C IN C E the trip consumed several from Ca'bell Banks a coral neck­ They have looked around at their own continent, feta pretty' excited on the aldellnes head.” tlonlit sentiment in thU country. ment to wink at the violations and ^ daw ' time and several over- lace for Polly and a fine pair of (Jesse admitted he does, too), the was midnight before Jerry re­ ' Once." he is reported to havo permit tlie armament kings to reap rich in raw materials but relatively poor in military stops, the three travelers argued binoculars for Jerry. There was, famed Olyirtpic champion chucklcd: about many matters. Polly an­ turned to Polly at the hotel, and said. "Americans were willing to their rewards.” strength, and some of the pictures they can conjure In addition, a collar for Nuisaivce. (Ight a t the drop of the hat. Look at "IT WONT BE-loni unlU hla noyed h « two male tacoita by he bore dismaying news. Tlie Nye also suggests that tive U . 6. It bore a silver plate that pro­ them today. How can I scare the up aren’t too pleasant. hair s vhlta If he sticks In the coach* saying one day, “War's unnatural. Pslm Tree had not put In at C ^ r- S . Panay may have been bombed claimed "M rs . Jerry Whitfield’s ppnta off the dictators?” by Japanese warplanes equipped with Ing. saner' We're of one blood with the Eng­ bourgatnll. Jerry and Cabelf had So these South and Central American leaders have chien”— the engraver having been American-made motors and 'fueled lish, yet we're lined up w ith the run Into an American sailor, an begun to look toward the United States for protection, THE SECOND IN our final series honest-talking fellow, who said unable at the last moment to bring by American gasoline, with bomba French against them. It's like ask­ himseU to engrave so ugly a word of Pot Shots Thumb-NaU Mysteries Capt. Tim Chelsey had gotten containing American scrap-iron and and to consider that perhaps Uncle Sam’s navy is the ing a foreigner to help you fight as dog. gunpowder made from a formula got crowded out yesterday, so this your own mother." wind of the w ar Just before p u t­ strongest Barrier between them and potential invasion. U No. a today. Tlie final mystery wUl Nuisance accepted his new col­ bought from American msnufactur- “Our mother happens to be try­ ting in to Cherbourg and had run appear Friday, and we'll give you for Morlalx Instead—that being lar as he accepted his new master, Contributions from rwdira nrelcom*d. And, according to correspondents, South American ing to strangle us," Jerry pointed Letttn tbouM d«al frltb mmtt«ri o( («n- can prove that what iJye the solutions and the. winners on nearer the Atlantic and less bot­ philosophically. It was evident to out. “We're ih e thing she hates eral intarMt. Uattu.A&ould Dot exUod suggests Un’t the truth, so perhaps governments have been exchanging views on a project Monday. Remember — wait until tled. He had imloadcd his cargo him that his beautiful mistress to m o r r .U ^ 500 worts, and preXenblf most.” the less said about It the better. for an inter-American military and naval alliance. you’ve got all three before you ship there In record time and put out s^obsessed by tho big young kbould b« «oiinn*d to 3M. No oootnuu- s your answers. They rcllcctcd on thU sad and tloD* con«td«r*d unlwi ilsoed, but (Copyright, 1939, NEA Service, Inc.) Through this, all South and Central American armies again, bound for home. m an who carried her about In his Uala wUI b« us«d If ipeclflcally undeniable fact, and presently Jerry added, “1 hope you don’t arms and stopped drinking his quMtad. All ooDUlbutlou should POT SHOTS THUMB-NAIL addrMMd to Editor Idabo HranlDt and navies would co-operate vfflh the United States Polly said, “The French have been f^I angry about his not waiting breakfast coffee to kiss her. aeizinf our vetaels toe, m y father Time* and lubmitted ttuousb tbs mil la. UNITY in repelling ah attempted invasion of any American MYSTBBUfl for you, PoUy?" As for Jerry, for several days 1 told me. He thinks Napoleon has A LESSON FROM FOREIGN • - Ollnton Berger was found dead In Her answer came direct and there was no war. There was no country. overreached himself." BROADCASTERS hla apartment at 10 a. m. July 30. simple. “I've come to understand vessel to be procured, no danger­ Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Stockings “He has undoubtedly done that," Editor, Evening Times: A chambermaid dl«coveT«d the body. how men feel about war, Jerry. ous sea to be crossed, no English and family have moved to Paul to Cabell -agreed. "M y father says Last evening I listened to a short­ Clutched In his right hand was a iWhat do I count when m y coun­ to he punishedTiTtheTOme of im ­ make their home. M r. and Mrs. Dee Ke’8 drunk with power.” plitol with one empty chamber. His try's In trouble? Cousin 'Tim and pressed seamen w th stripe<^acks. wave radio program from Station Pace, Burley, are moving to the . On paper this plan sounds fine. There isn’t much O SD , Davcntry, England, At the wallet and watch were missing. Be< " I can't understand human na> his sailors had to get home and There was o n ly ^ jlly , honest and farm tliey vacated. doubt that a combmation of all-American military and aide the body was a crudely printed ture at all/' Polly argued. “First offer themselves and the ship to lovely, w ho had given her bOdy conclusion of the . program & band The men of tho ward spent all naval fomscould repel any invasion—if it came as an DOt« dated July 39. It read: “There’s it was the Bourbon kings that America." Into his keeping, along with her played "God'God Save the Queen." ^h-aay Monday with tractors and teams then tuned to station DJB, Zeesen, nothing left for me. Ooodby." were so selfish and so cruel to the ‘That's How it was," Jerry said. heart...... ----- fUlng the church grounds. The R e­ armed attempt to conquer a coUntry or a continent. Germany. Tlie station announcer Police termed the not« a fake, de­ French people. The people threw tiere'8 something reasonable and (To Be Continued) lief society ladles spent the day concludcd the program by saying The trouble is that a foreign invasion probably clared Berger had been murdered cleaning the Interior. ■ won’t tome that way. The newer method is to bore sind*Ht to work to find the klUer. •Auf Wledersehcn und Hell Hitler.” Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Banner were After Questioning the entlr« stAff of Now I am proud to live In and be called to Evanston, Wyo„ Friday by from within and to annex a Eovemment by propagan­ the apartroent hotel in which Berger i citizen of a country that lias the death of Mr. Banner's brother- The Family neither a king nor a dictator, but in-law and returned Sunday. da and conversion, infiltration, trade concessions and died, police concentrated on lour HISTORY K TFI PROGRAM suspectJ. Three were ehiployes of after hearing tlicse European pro­ Mrs. Mary Bingham entertained influence. m O k e . LOOOwatU grams the thought cama to me. Uie Just-A-Mcre club Friday. the hotel—the maid who found the Of Twin Falls (Clip for reference body; the manager of the building Doctor "W hy don't American broadcasting Mr. and Mrs, W illiam Heward The military alliance idea is great, but it is just as This will not be r^atedl and an elevator operator. The fourth systems pay occasional tribute to have received word that their son, By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN Ralph, who left Feb. 17 for a two- much to the point to watch present methods being em­ was a friend of Berger's who had City 6? County President Roosevelt?" vlsltod the murder victim the day As Gleaned from Files of Editor, Journal of the American It would certainly be gratify to year L-D.S. mission. Is now located ployed in Central Europe and to find a way to fight FRIDAY, MAKCH 4 at Baker, North DakoU, ot the tragedy. Medical AuoeUtlon, and ot Ily- hear our own broadcasting systems A group of young people sur­ lire with lire, if we really want to keep the Americas When police were unable to obtain gela, the Health Magaslne e':00 rarmen' BreaHrsat club sign off. not with the customary fl:lS zske Mannen sod liU stns prised Rex Bingham at his home confeaalon after hours of qu«s. 0:30 Karm and home nattie* commercial ballyhoo, biit with either free of foreign dominance. As the dinettes, barbecue stands Saturday on his blrtliday. Games Uonlng, they decided to try a hand 25 YEARS AGO 0:4} Osncral marlcol quouilon* a few carcfully selected words of were played. writing test in the hope that tho and similar purveyors of the bar­ 7-.00 victor LUm Opera Oo, approbation or a musical selection M ARCH S, 192S TilS Tran*r»dlo nawx played especially for our President Bert Oreenaigh and family are killer'a penmanahlp would betray becue sandwich have sprung up 7 :}0 Hawaiian melodies moving to the place recently vacated him even though the fake suicide Confirmation of the etectlon for 7:43 Ruby Newinaii and hU orchwtra Roosevelt, who, In the Humble Streamlined Pedestrians the creation of the American Falls along the hltthways. there has grad - — MornlDB ' by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Banner, who note was printed. Police read to the opinion of the writer, U the great­ Irrigation district, popularly known moved lo Dcclo. aujpeoti the t«xt of the note as ually developed an Increasing num est American since Abruhani Lin­ Mechanical scientists have done wonders with as the big district, was asked this qdotod above, and each printed It ber of cases of trichinosis or pork coln, morning at 10 o’clock by Judge W. A. streamlining, but they’ve forgotten one thing. No one verbatim. But after reading the not« disease. About 10,000,000 people now How about It, America? Should % Tlie only living thing that flies Babcock, on showing by Attorney do le.ia for so deservlnK a man? faster than an airplane Is a deer can gtrsamUne the pedestrian. Modern automobiles pnnt«d by the elevator operator seen) to be the hosts to the parasite W. O n Chapman of the firm of Both- pF.nnY n s p a n o l e r (ly that lins been timed at 610 miles they charged him with the murder that causes this condition. are riiarvels of speea and power, but the 1938 pedes­ well and Chapman that no protest 'I'wln rails, March 2. per hour. His note read: had been filed against the validity This parasite b a worm whicli trian is the same plodding, poky individual he was July 30 of the election. Order by default was lives In the flesh of hogs and which There's nothing left for me. Good* Me. 100 years ago. then made on presentation of proof moves Into the human body, when 0:00 VotrI (avnillri by. of legal publication of notice. Infected pork Is eaten, When the U:IS ( uoklni liliiUi liv Mary I. m ic h is why-17,410 of. those pedestrians were female of the speclea Into tlie D.M Kniir’i llawallnna ’This settles the Idea of a contest getA 0:4.\ Novrlty lilts MUed in 1987. They were killed at intersections going HOW DID POUOE KHOW THE over the election such as It was said hum an intestines, she starts pro­ 1 00 Conrrrt it*nr» MlKtlOiia Mov ie Scrapbook KUWATOR OPERATOR HAD at one lime would be made, and at ducing olfsprlng and can turn omI l : li r»ll» m«k«U n.v Bin Porlcr CaricnUirca by (icor^te Scarlxi with lights, against lights, and where no lights ex­ PRINTED TUB PAKE NOTE? as many as SOO per female. i :t0 ithytlim nani*ra which It was predicted various legal l.4}'l'ne Rtiytlim Ranitri isted. They were killed crossing in the middle of blocks, objections would be urged. Ttie board Each of these offspring i YEP. TAILOR SLAPPED HIM of directors will hold a meotinB vae then go Uirough tho walls of p ayjng in the street, walking on rural highways, ON THE W RISTI Tuesday at which further steps baud the Intestines and are carried by hitching on vehicles, working on roadways, coming on the confirmation will be taken. the blood to the muscles. In the D M r Pot,: I2:M Tlio Tlirater At a o'clock Judge James R. musclea they become encysted. U :45 '| -r»ii*r»rtlu ii< from behind parked cars, and some were even chased X aee th e governor announced his the court The progress of the Infestation l 00 l.a l«it dailfn up on the sidewalks and slain. .in d llao y while he was down here, to present the exhaustive papers nnd Is a matter of time. It takes about M S t.'loalui N. V iiurkel <|iioU(lon> and then when he got back to Boise description In tho case tlie reading t, week a(l«r the trlchlnous pork M I ..10 'niB rffw* A.' The pedestrian, however, does have one advantage he Uled to wriggle out of It. of which will take between two and ett»n for the worms to develop In over the motor car. He can make up for his slow feet by W hat actually happened, accord* three hours. Die Intestines. During that time S (»yiw y taticlr* Ing to my political scouts at Boise, Is 0 .Inn ed. late some plan for caring fur the gar muscles. During this period Uif And so he wrlggted. bage ot the city during the coming may be mote i*ali\ In tlie —The Bull Fighter summer In order to antlcliiate (he tly lome fever, nwelling imrtlnilnily sear.oii, Tlie condition ot the nllpy'n irouiid tho eye.', »nd bignidc U n io n o f B ig BusiiicMfl WE NOMINATE— of the city last year wns aiirh a ;hangeti In the blood. menace to the health of tlie InhahU Ill the milder i-anrs the imtlrni One phase of the wave of union ori?uni/.ation that Jraie Owcns-for the athletic lanis that the ladles are doternilned may bo severely dl.itiirbcd (nr [rtmi has been sweeping tho country has largely escaped world's title nn No. 1 gcittienisn, that tills year the back yards shall be 10 to 12 days anil In tl1B,wol^l modest and iiiiauumliig.. kept clean. in may have trout^e (nr tium nix In ordfr to make the caniiialgii a notice. That is the union business as a huainess. :o la weeks or longrr. 1 [lailgrrii It is getting to be a big one. A reccnt cntimiite was vigorous nno thn ladles liuvn enllitlrd Now tliere Is junl oue way lo pio- the aid of tho Coniiiierclal club in the iect yourself against Ihin dlfx-usp, i' nangMB that during the year 1037 the C. I. 0. and the A. F. of ranks and are iiropanlng that an and that Is to muke ceitnin llml Eh W hat, Potile: ordinance he drawn up providing for L. took in and. spent approximately $85,000,000, with I've alwsyi heard that connlnnt he iMirk la thoroughly cooked, lliill- dm dinposltlon of the garbage and cooked pork Is cliletly rrspoiiMlilr cloao assorlitlcm wilh sylvan svir' providing |tenally for non-compll- about 70,000 people employed, mostly p'rotcnaional Jot the spread ot this condititm. roundings iirnmiitrd thn M um In . 'llie ladlM favor the compul­ You May Not organizers and clerical help. The eatlmato may not bo man, and thin luornlnii I had an <>i>' sory use of a covered garbage can for accurate, but it-reflects an unquestioned tondoncy. IHirtunlty to sea abnnlute proof ot It nil food refuse and the hauling of Know That— up here at Gun Valley. tiis same away every two days. MAUOA That means that simply as a businesa, unionisnl al­ Althea Veiialile, secrelary-treasiir* 'llw matter Is not going lo be I'r NAOMI U, MARTIN tt ot U\« Kelclvum bkl U\»\nein. iropped by Ihe ladles, and the proa- ready has annual revenues greater than aales volume M aroa arliool honor roll iiir sprained her ankle while akllng, and »ecllve randldates for city offlcos will Kofrraoii, Idaho fourti) slx>weeks perlotl Inoiuilm die In the jewelry, typewriter, hat or glove indii.itries. came In her mall this inonilnH a tilt « sounded on tho position they pro- of already commsmed knltUng and nnse to take. 'Ilin club Iwasts a mem- following: Hilly Miller, Miuiini 'I'lu' .Simliii river fm- The United Mine Workers alone had more tlmn $2,- W inkle and Willard KlmlN'iiiuK. pair ot hand'carved nilnlaturn l)ernlil|> of over 100 and If the ladlea inci l.v wii.-i callCil thn Slto- 000,000 on hand at last report. first grade; l-eona Lundin, (iriniiiinr urutohes togrllirr with this bit at iiulle Ihei'o Is no (iiiestlDii but what iilioiii liv e r . Hiid ln'for*) verse from Ulen Drado of the na­ Urown, Itim m y Bucklln, Kallinin.' , Many and many a "little businesH" ian’t as big as any candidate with tlitilr supiwrt Unit, tlio Mad river. tional forest servUe here: could lie eleolod. TMhanneii. Robert 1‘arlnti, that. There is a certain humor in watching organized nett* Ohllden, second; I.loyd Mmi labor, which has railed for years at "big buaincaa,’ Hklliig la a ru||«4 sport Jean LoU Mogensen, Ueiin Ku><.' DMigned lor ru fitd men HEYBURN third; Duane Ramwyer, imii, «n T~CASTLE?dKlT^' Itself growing gradually into a big buainiina of i(a own Bui even so, lh« women ville Orexler, alxth; John Mo«t um n. F r 6 0 u in t » HorSPfliHoe Oo skUni now and then, aybli flpencer. Itaw l NrsUlii, lioi> rO R H\y*44eAi.TH# tioma • ! lh«m wind un siandliif. Mr. and Mis. Paul Wllrox went bl« Ulastock, seventii; Uituihv M , ,!.•<> an d fam ily, w h o have W en _ Little Florida boy who locked himsolf in a car rather Others wind uji sllllngi lo Utah Hunday and will be gone a Ohlldsrs, Mary Mogensen, riKinii. vhlllim In Jaim n for the Fer Ika Utter I'd sugtest few days visiting hi Ball Lake City Ur. and Mis. J, F, Neiblll intn- ninnilis, have roturned h fie. Ilranrii iiin tatlier with a box and ran away to lieroinn nii airtnr at M # a n have bis hair cut will give his parents plenty to Thty'4 better stick to bnUllii|. and Lotan. tallied Saturday at plnovliie lot lo XM inuc.M m ill iru ifiln rd In Japan, yeaiA . . . iliilii'i nlfrp In a bed for four years . . . Ilvnl on naliHin frrn worry (bout between now and the time he has hla first Mrs, Cora Fleck, Nampa, 1. _ gueats.' FrlMS went to M l» i.oi' Ml. itm l M iB, i,ro I’cteim in ' limchc.i riiul swiped fiult , , . has played In niedlclnr shown, rlrruies, fiiiue, L. a , Cobb, Mrs. Robcii w. j hurlcnrinr, uuisicul comedy, vaudeville, movies and ladlu , . . looking H lA V Cf. guest here at the home ot her rfaugh* leiu in n l nt pin ochle H nturdsy w ith FAMOUS I.ABT LINK ter, Mrs. Ohaunoy BIxler, nsr and Harold Malone, and m d.a piire.s tilling to M in . K rn lo L *e, ll*r* •foiwarit lo tritvlsloii . . , flopped In first talkie becnuon ha let directors r t«U him what do . . . Paramount gave him a free hand and hla pantu- Miss Irm a Tliaxton has gone to Dorothy Fender, "111 W llllaniH , M rs. O tto Jolunon |fow that tho anti-lynch filibuster has ended, many Pocatello, where she has secured M r. and Mrs. fltewart eutnininrd nnd IH iiig O lirn ry. miming verbosity has mad* him coniedy'a king . . , can't learn llnrs ployment. U Bonne Heure o]ul> iistiiKinv M i s C I . T. A lM ihlro an d son. C l a u d , and usually ad libs . . , haten doctors, hospital btda and ixillliigs . . . says -'““ - I »t a loss for something to say nothing Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pullman and rfiaea went to Mr. and Mm ifiiiinrd nnturdny from l>«i‘ver, lie doran’t drink , . . blamss big noae on l>eaUnua and hiwky volie on TUB GENTLEMAN IN family havo gone lo Los Angeles fur Blertr, Mr, and Mrs. Bitiejit Usgiun.l U hn e Ihry w ere rullfd by III# death colds . . . IS flv« feat right, has blond hair and blue ryrs . , . unmnrrlril, rtlB TUIRU ROW • montlL in d Mrs. Cecil Brown. •>I lllih lry A bshire, ha says . . . invet Ualferi, monoy In the bank and attention. rhun(i«7. March 3, 1988 IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO P »e»i

Calendar POSTERS M ADE DELICIOUS p u t M atrom club will m ett Prl- FOR OPERETTA Here's another recipe designed to (Uy at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. show yot} why Idaho meat dealers Ptour large art poster* advertis­ Frank'Baldwln, 1139 Fifth avenue and those in all other stales are C r C ing the Junior high school operetu east. now conducting a national cam­ on March 39 vere completed this * ¥ ¥ paign to show America that meat N E W A R R ^ L S week by the art ixutructor, Miss Blckel Parent-Teacher associa­ dishes are- delicious and prices are Helen Borden and placed oo display tion study group will meet Fri­ now attractive. day a t a p. m . at the borne of in the Junior high achool halls. The Safety Talks Heard Mrs. H . H. Burkhart, 627. Fourth placards will be placed In downtown POT ROAST avenue east. The lesson will be windows over the week-end. 4 pounds rum p or chuck, roast reviewed by Mrs. Robert Miller. A large number of posters will be 3 table.ipoons m eat drippings in sm art, colorful novelties a t prepared during the next week by By Legion Auxiliary H. H- 3 tablespoons onion, chopped GIBL RESERVES Miss Borden's advanced art classes 1 tablespoon salt F. M. Kingsbury, state patrol, officer, spoke on “Safety and the advanced art pupils of Miss ENTERTAIN AT DANCE *4 teaspoon pepper on the HigW ays” last evening as' guest speaker at the Wilma Howarth. Cash prizes will be 1 tablespoon cliopped parsley Olrl Reserves of Twin Falls lilgh awarded to the students preparing meeting of American iJogion auxiliary at Legion Memorial 1 bay leaf school enterUined their dates at an the most outstanding advertisement. HUDSON-CLARK h M l. - Informal sports' dance at tho Elks’ 1 cup water hall last evening.- Music during the 3 tablespoons flour He was introduced by Mrs. Potatoes and carrots Dewey Hutchinson ai}d in his ENTERTAINMENT dancing hours was provided by the Hailey Eagles Give Twin Falls’ Only Shoe' Store talk stressed five m a jo r HtrmonlEers. Wipe tlie meat wlUi damp cloth, MARKS ROTARY Featuring a St. Patrick's theme in Annual Kids’ Party rub with salt dnd pepper, and causes for accidents. the decorations the grand march was HAILEY, March 3 (SpccUl) — dredge in flour. Place u i meat in Spring’s just a step away and you can step into with , These are mechanism of cafs. In­ LA D IES’ NIGHT led by presidents of the three clubs Hailey Eagles gave the annual treat a kctUe with the hot drlppTngs. and it with « (lair of color in any shade. This spring pick., attentive driving, Improper passing Eighty members of the Rotary club and Uieir escorts. Miss Maxine Doss, and pajty to Blaine county chil­ brown on all sides. Brown tho chop- reducing speed and falluro to observe your footwear to m atch your gay mood for sunshine- and their, ladles were present last Talmadge Blacker, Miss Barbara dren on FVb. 25. iwd onion slightly and add the wa­ road signs. Miss.Harriet Stansbury SutcUir, Allan Duvall. Miss Loreen ter nnd remaining seasonings. Let and bright hued colors. This spring, more than any evening at the annual Ladles' Night 77ie hsU was gaily decorated Jn dlscu.wed safety In the home. Fuller and Bob Jenkins. national colors with the dresses of UiL' mixture simmer Tor tlie requir­ other, color plays an important part in women's foo(< Miss Helen Slack presented two dlnnftr and progmm given at the Various mixer dances and contests the small girls adding to the bril­ ed lensUi of time, or until • Uie gear . . . and we’re prepared to meet the popular piano numbers as another feature Park hotel. Places for the guests ere held throughout tho evening. liancy of the scene. Many friends meal l.s tender. Turn tho meat oc demand! of the program. Mrs. J . R. Douglass -were marked with a unique place ML«a Dee Heppler and Dudley Dris­ and parents were present to witness caslonally. Potatoes or carrots may and Mrs. J. R. Ncllsen were' present'* coll captured'the prize waltz award, the event. be prepared and added to the nifat ed with corsages as World war card and a corsage and a key chain Allan Duvall received the door prize Joann Seymore and Arron Oardn a half hour before tho meat is done. nurses.. with the silver emblem or the or- and Bob Goodnight captured the ner, assisted by Sam Bourgeois who When the meat and vegetables are During the business session con­ ganfzatlon. balloon dance award. has acted as floorman for a num ­ done, remove from pan. Skim off Just larger t^a n pinhole perforations have -opened th« ducted by Mrs. Metta Balsch, M n, Places were laid at six tables Judges for the special dances were ber of years, led the grand march. Uie cxcess fat from the stock and O . T. Koeter reported on the benefit way to a new vogue. PerforaUoas in your choice of trimmed ylth yellow and green chosen from the patrons and patron- Following the hour of dancing measure the remainder. For each card party In observance of the from Uie adult council and souvenir gifts and whistles were dis­ cup of gravy desired, measure 2 ta­ ■hades In dellcote doeskins, suedes or Udsklns. They'r* American Legion and auxiliary an- streamers and centered with daffo­ D. R. Young. Mr. and Mrs. R. tributed to the children. blespoons fat and return to kettle, . nual birthday to be held March 17 dils. Pussy willows were placed obout featured, too. in the popular buccaneer style. L. Reed and L. J. Tencklnck. A dance for adults followed the add I'.j tablespoons flour and stir at 8 p. m. In Legion Memorial hall the room. until smootl) and brown. Then add The program was Introduced by Tlie floor show consisted of num­ children’s affair, with music by the with all members of the fifth district one cup of the meat stock ond sllr, Pat Pai cr. and Included bers by Halbert MUler on his "Continentals." and the local patriotic organliatlons, season, and serve wlUi the meat. a series of numbers presented by cach cordion and vocals by a trio of Miss their escorts and friends lnvJt«d. Ethel McCJcary, Miss Helen Gee and 31)13 rcclpe makes eight servlnjj. A favorite in a new role . . . the oxford glorified In a Those In charge are Mr. and Mrs, Uble. A Big Apple demonstraUon, humorous talks, stunts and distribu­ Mba Jeanne Roblhson. , Throng Expected at wealth of colorful shades. Gabardines with patent trims O . T. Koster. general chairmen; Those receiving at tho door were Mrs. Metta Balsch and U. N. Terry, tion of prizes were all featured. Tho Concert^t Wendell Hagerman Man Weds to add a striking note; doeskins In la shlon ^le sbadea various groups were led by A. J. Miss Janet Coleman, Miss Betty program; Mrs. W. P. Salmon and WENDELL. March 3 {SpeciaD- Pcavey, Stuart Taylor, Harry Be­ Louise Smith and Miss I^ ls Rice. HAGERMAN, M arch 3 (SpeclnD— of multi'color combining tans and nist. Orrln Puller, refrcsliments. Plans for a packed house were madS noit, Dr. J. F. Johnston and John E, Punch was served during the evening Mias Wilma Richardson,'daughter of Mrs. J. R. 'fumer, welfare chair­ early this week for the second ap- Calvin Richardson of Wlnc.sup, Hayes. by Miss Gwendolyn Helfrecht Miss m an, told briefly bf' tho American Lucille Thomos and Miss Virginia iwaranco of the Gooding college a Wash., and Maryon E. Cribble, ton Legion conference trip she made to Special guests were H, H. Hed- cappella choir, which will appear at CampbeU. • of Mr,_and Mrs. W alter Grlbble of A new comcr in tho footwear field . . . the sleeve ptimp S alt Lake City last month. strom, president of the Klwanlsclub; the Holbrook hall in the Methodist W illiam Reed; Lions club head, apd Following the dance a number of Hagerman, were married Feb. 19, at Refreshments were served. St. Pat­ Episcopal church here Sunday. Tills Wenutcliec, Wa.-ih, . . , already setting a fast pace In popularity with Itf their guests, and Mr. nnd Mrs. O. P. the girls and their escorts wefe rick's theme predominating, by the -will be tlVc second appearance of the The bride Is n graduate of the Duvall. served refVesluncnta at the home alfesmllned design. Most appropriate In pla in ' colors hostesses, Mrs. Dewey Hutchinson, choir for the yeor. Chelan, Wash,, high school. The • The affair was arranged by MUs Virginia,Taber. chairman; Mrs. Ncllsen, Mrs. George Three local youiig people will ap­ groom is a graduate of the Hager­ . . . patent leather, blue doeskin or black suede. You'll Charles Shirley, chairman of the Guests other than patrons arid Hailey, Mrfj. DouglasS'and Mrs. A. C. pear with the group and other W en­ man high school. He also attended Ladles’ Night committee, and Robert patronesses werc'-tlw G irl Reserve wan’t ' a pair for your spring wardrobe. Victor, ' dell students of the college will act M q- Nelson, Ralph' Pink and Sidney advisers and Principal and Mrs. H. the University of Moscow and >1. V. ushers for the affair. Mlnnvlllc college, Ore. Graves, D. Hechtner and Supt. and Mrs, GUESTS h o n o r e d Homer Davis. Mr. and Mrs, Orlbble arrived Tues­ if- * V- day to make their home here. AT CLUB MEETING ST1VEBS-WILL18 * ¥ Talk Presented at Peek-toed straps or pumps . . . destined to be the set* MEETING HELD "Neighbors' Cay" was observed NUPTIALS PERFORMED Hag^man Meeting son's most popular vogue.^ In plain colors with varylns yesterday afternoon at the meeting BY BRIDGE CLUB The marriage of Miss W anda W ll HAGERMAN, March 3 (Special)— held at tho home of Mrs. Scott The Initial bridge club was enter- heel heights. Tans, rusts, coppers, blues or bUcka. It 'i 11s. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Scventy-flve people, including a del­ Ellsworth nt which each member had Uined yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Wlllls and Donald Stivers, son of egation of 22 from the Twin Palls another style that's highlighted with color. the privilege of bringing a guest. A. S. Hanson at a dessert lunchcon Is This the Reason.^ Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Stivers, Townsend club, attended the Town­ Feature of the meeting was a talk performed last evening at 8:30 at with covcrs placed at small tables. send club meeting held at the Re- by Mrs. Qalo Bevercombe describing Cards wire at play during the You Are Constipated? the home of tho bride’s parents. Organized church here, Monday. her recent trip through Mexico Rev. M ark Cronenberger, pastor afternoon and prizes were received P. M, Clark, president of the Twin which she Illustrated by backets, of the Christian church, read the by M n . June Kirkman, Mrs. H. H. Palls club wa.1 the principal speaker, linen, ornaments and gaily-colored ring ceremony in the presence of Jensen, and Mrs. F. H. Geisler. speaking on "Taxes O ld and New." If you’re wondering why your pottery she had brought back with .bowels don't work right-stop and tho couple's relatives and close Huber F. Rees, Twin Falls, spoke on her. think about what you eat. Bread, friends. Attendants were Miss Car­ •’How the Townsend Recovery Plan meat, eggs and potatoes. All good Mrs. J. R. Walker, president, ap­ rie Miracle and Tom -W. Stivers,' Could Guard Against Dlctat tlio Rural Federation report dur­ Kcntpd yesterday afternoon at tlie ing tho baslness Re.vlon conducted meeting held at the homo of Mrs. W h a l P r ic e by Mrs. Cnrmen Miller. Tlie whlto Ada Qiicit featureil numbers by a (ilcplmnt Wft.i received by Mrs, Da­ double duet comiwsrd by Mrs. Net- vidson. Ip Fuller, Mr.s. I.eniia Ilnulh, Mrs, A .SI. I'alili'k'ii tliriin) wiu fratiir- .•filler Jolin.son ami Mrs. Eli.le Mnr- (■(1 111 tho (Ircnriillnn.H and rcfreRli- would you pay for gan, wlui was also accompnnUt, niPiiU ^^'^v^d lU tlin close of the af- A iioiig contest was won by Mrs. trrnoon.' An all-diiy ^r/l.’llon will be JkTthu McVey and tho club prlr.i held M »rrh,l(l nt llie home i>( Mr.i. wriit tn’n leading Alfred fllriitin, Illll Nom , Cari Mul- llenllhT ul ]lii;i and Herbert Hanie«l)erger ' manufacturers of corrective nnd comfoit new ineniberA. (Innie^ and refresh- MII.K footwear. ineiitji (oltiiwed tlin nieellng. ■Your young- CLOCKS NEVER FORGET ¥ « ¥ ntrrn will re­ V', n .lI B CON'l'KHT spond (lulrkly I KvnmKH ntooitAM o n rriiulnr Our Stock Represents diet of n io i)VOnriin» preJirnted by Mrs. Think of being able to put a roast or a pa*try—or even e l.ttwrcni:o Miiriihy yenlcrday after- YOUNO'H AUCH PRESERVERS niion at llin iniTlIng i>f llm Mrntor Dairy Milk. whole meal— In tho oven, knowing that the oven heat wlllj, I'liib at Ihii hmtin i>( Mrn. Walter 'ITy it. MllliY liirluded esp^' 'Hio Bes.-ilnn wnn rondurlr«l by Mrn, OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT SHOES It, o , Knykendnll. vlco president, daily an electric clock— never forgets. You can p u t « m efi< ’ nnd Mr*. MunHiy roMlve*! U»o white YOUNG'S In the oven at noon, set the clock controls, and leave fofc elephant. After Uio meeting rofresh- DAIRY PERFECT-EZE nienlrt were served by Mrs. Miller Twin the aftorr>oon. W hen you return at five, the meal will be and hoi- datigliur, Mr*. Merlin Falls lleckley. netl P H O . 64 perfectly cooked, warm and ready.to serve. The new etee* Fifteen members wert preaenU DR. A. RE ED ’S trie ranges take the guesswork out of cooking. INTER THR STYLE-EZE*(BY^SELBy) E.E.S.A. Contatt V ffit Your Electrk Dealer's We Arc Selling Lots ot Furniture, Stoves, 11,.VO you given your children the advanuges of rorrr. t sUoe fll- Toai may win m An- See the New Electric Ranget on DIeplay liiiH/ llavo you given them tho advatilage nt our corre.llvn nirlli- F.lectrlo Kltrhsn or on* niKl lines of shoes? Bring them lu-wn'll Im Kind lo of the M other prises, IlnrncHs nnd Collars, Farm Equipment thdi fixil problems with you, (let your contest blank And What Have You at any slore that sfills •lectrlc range*. Elcctrical ^Equipm ent Our l)UAji)rm \n nr/ay nheatl ot wliat It wan laai ycnr. There-niint be n reanon. We ncll for coah and sell for HUOSON-CLARK Sales Association IflM. Twin Falls Only Shoe Slorc Harry Musgrave Mdse. Mart AIX BII0E8 FrrTKD UV -KAY IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO T hu n d i^, M uch 8, 19S8

JEROME BUHL U. Si Navy Stands TAKCILECMN i- LLBE The G uild of the Calvary EpUoo- Mrs. A. J. Plnke entertained the San ' Soucl contract bridge club pal church will meet with Mrs. Nina with luncheon Tuesday. Mrs. B. W. eHAIIEROME Stuart Friday at 8 p . m.. It has been Sutton. Mrs. W unter and Mrs. ruard on Far-Flung Front Parsons were guests. The high prize announced here. JEROMll March 9 ( S ^ l a l ) ~ . WASHINGTON. March 8 W.IO— K n In ttw Mml»ttaa!a'of i t l» a been announced here by the waa received by Mra. Sutton. Earl P. Kennedy, county tnaturer. The works progress administration ' The Red Croea First M d class met Sante hl«h aebool- thtdter too .... chairman of the Jerome Health unit, announcod today that It had author­ inents WB» etarted today Bt has announced that In the final Monday at the city hall. Dr. O . M. Mrs, D ana L. Messenger, that the ised atatea to begin an Immediate Broderick, a member of the healUt K * , to the seml.flnal# analysis of the first h a lf of the unit will ineet in the recreation room increase of relief rolls to add 500,000 d lrlilo n .JU K l^ both-BSyi. > a f grta u n it from Boise, instructed the 1S37 taxes, he finds there were col­ of the Washington school at 9:90 persons. class. tournuBcnttf 1a tingle elimtuition lected over M per cent of'the taxes m. Monday. Assistant Worka Progress Admin­ ':«ltb tbtt b u t two out of ttam Mrs. J . J . Brannon entertained due. Tuesday contract bridge met at istrator Aubrey WUIIams said, after the' members of the S. P. P. dub the home of Mra. Harvey Coggins a W hit« House conference, that he with a pot luck dinner a t her home * * k 3 ’ 1b «*ch dlvlalon w iu ' D« The first half of the taxes charged this week. After a dessert lunch­ . cted relief rolls to reach 3 ^ ,0 0 0 ( double elimination in the final on Floral avenue. The afternoon asalnst the real property of the eon high scores were won by Mrs. this month. rounds. ‘ was spent socially and in slnglhg county amounted to 1313,447.57 and R . & Shawver, and Mrs. A. L- Wood- Officials said most states would and playing games. Playtaf In game* today were! head. Increase thelt relief load by 15 to 25 Boyi' toaroament red dlvlalon: there was actually collected and The Monday contract club met Mr. and Mrs. Buffy Sm ith enter­ per cent this month under the $350,- #17, Bob Ayres vs. 113, Norman Joho- turned over to the many, different this week with Mrs. WUUam Cant- tained at dinner Monday. Bridge was 000.000 additional relief appropria­ lon. Guests were Mrs. Mildred ISb; 31S, ptUUlp CuIUman va. 06, taxing units of the county, the sUm In play later with prises being i«- of >200.03036. tion Just passed by congress. Haight of Burley, Mrs. George Jim 'miUaiiu: 111, TtiaioB Lougb> celved by Mr. and Mrs. J. Kennedy Relief rolls now contain approxi­ miller tb. .019. John Rappleye, Unless some • unforeseen emer­ Layne and Mrs. 0. 0. Voeller. Mrs. Stuart and Mr. and Mra. Bert 6hlm- mately 3,000,000 names. Art Flnke won the high score prize Glrla’ toutnament red division: gency arises all the school districts mln. \ an, Lois Baer 311, Marian Dunn; of the county will have ami^e funds and the consolatloiv fell tO Mra. J. Mrs. Henrietta Eakln, mother of G . Venter. llS, Anna Uae Johnson n . 00, to complete the school year and It Soni Eakln. celebrated her 81st birth­ Event Held by Buhl Gloria Wllstfi: U I. Marie Louden vs. will bo unnecessary to register any day Feb. 34 and was given a party NO PHOSPHATE PAYMENTS Oli.JeaMtt«8mlth. warrants to carry on. stated Kenne­ at the home of her son that evening. Methodist Church Pairings for boys in tbs white dl- dy. The some also applies to coun­ JEROM E, March 9 (Special)— Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Prank BUHL, March 3 (Special)—More The Jerome county A. C. A. offi­ vlsioo are: 210, B ill Bergen vs. Oifl. ty funds as they have ample funds Hurt. Nampa, and. her immediate than 80 enjoyed the February birth­ Max Petersen: 310. Kenneth Dye vs. to carry tiiem through on a cash cials have announced tltts week that family here In Jerome. Touneen day Sunday afternoon following no payments will be made under 013. Boy Rush; 116. BIU Herbat .vs. basts until the next collection. were present and a turkey dinner church service at the MetliodlsC the 1938 conservation program for 113, Donald Kottraba- "The units having re'al difficulty was served later in the evening.' church. ' Girls paired In th« white dlvlalon are Uie highway districts as their application of phosphate in -the Mrs, Eakln received a taJegram from Mrs. C. E, Ryan was In charge form of raw rock phosphate. are: 318. Badla Blgley vs. 010, Ul- revenue Is Inaflequate to construct one of her sons, Robert, now of of the program and announced num ­ Uan Thompaon; 213. Laurene Dooley and maintain roads and bridges to London, Eng. bers by Dwane Herendeen, Mrs. C. T8. 110, Nlta Miller; 2M, Gerene meet the demands of the owners of •Jerome Rotary club met Tu.ea- R. Overbaugh and David Ryan, BUIy Hawkins vs. 114. Ellen Howard. triclis and autoa. However the day.noon and had as guests R. L. Parson .and Muriel Moss. Rev. P. B. highway districts of this county are MT)bld. and M r. ByeylUw, Bait lAk* BarUeU gave a talk on “Religious having unusually fortunate weather City, Roy Johnson, Shoshone, and Pioneering In Buhl.” Mr. and Mrs. thl.1 year as we are having ah open GARDEN TIME WalUce Wlitte,.of the Slmons-Whlte Bartlett moved here In 190fl. He winter and It-has not been a t yet Appliance company. The president, was the first Protestant minister la here again,' cfd- we have a m ilE S S E N T nccessary to open snow blockaded Gilbert White announced the com­ to deliver a sermon In Buhl. At the supply of tb9ae good seeds the roads,'m other years this Itemalono mittee to be in charge of the pro­ Seven prepared g k W panel plc> Birthday dinner Mr. BarOett cele­ associated seed growers have has uied approximately pne-thlrd gram during their luncheon meet­ tu r a of senior stodents and five elm- brated his B3rd birthday. been producing for over 50 years. of the district’s revenue apportion- ings for the month of March as Uar panels eontalntag pictures of Mra. C. O. Smithson presented „ We have sold and planted tbelr ed for road purpoeea," he said. follows: Charles Weltenjth, John the Junior class were mailed today When theee great gius speak, the up their authority. gift to Mr. and- Mrs. H. S. Bobson aeeds for a good many years The ti^xes which have become de- Hosman, HUdlng A. Streed. to the Artcraft Qigravlng and elec> These'ar« six I W e ^ rifles, h alt of the main battery the V. B. S. Callfornl*, already;ontnuiged by. 16- llnqufnt have had a 3 per cent for their 43 wedding anniversary. and never found a tiling ibat trotype company of Beattie for pre> ...... rd the Colorado, M aryland and West Virginia. A ll U g navita arc now aa id.to be plan­ Rev. Vlrgll Gaines, Jerome, has The program was concluded with waa not true to variety. We gel penalty added to -them aftd will Just completed a course on Bible paratloD for uae In the Ooyqt«. ning U-lneh guns, far » g anything now afloat group them In bnlk and can save yon draw Interest from Jan . 1, a t the study training on the life of Paul Mrs. Mercedes Paul, adviser to the rate of 10 per cent per annum until 60% on yonx seed bllL We only staff on the a m ua l, states the group at the Lucerne school. which do about w hat you would ex­ paid, 'nie Interest rate Is unequal as handle the varieUea that we pictures of dassee and clubs will be ' Monday bridge club met at the pect from their names. And of the legal rate for delinquent taxes home of Mrs. E. M . Snodgrass th b GET UP NIGHTS? know will do weU In thU locality taken starting the week following from onr own 3l^earB’ garden-. course there is the headquarteh of for the years 1031*38 inclusive ta.6 week. PriMS were received by Mrs. l i &Blur«'t womlUf.-'Otnier Ahf*out his face and received ^ jto g r w u to the United States navy th«n ;, ‘ low buildings buUt val business. I t braad£asts dally a n d ' operating l a the Carlbtxan. •reft broken tlba. Big Kid Dance B«*. W ______grttU the tQf« when yoa see that ■'orld war to house the wutbespeakartor file of wallowing battle-wagons weather reports f i ^ 37 stations.. The Asiatic fleet, normally amall gMr. and Mr?. Joe Akins and it 'Zltere la the of- | : J M . O t b e t ^ T m e g . o f Uu) Scouts plunging toward you In. the news­ Inspectors are m aintained in and constiiaapmostly of river gun­ daughters. N e l^a and Lajene. have KIMBERLY ...... of th» navy. more than M plants doing work for boats, c|&tfWnporarlly augmented ■ ' the past week Include a reguUr reels. , reprtMntatlT* of the returned this week .from a seven O M ttU Saturday followed by a the navy, and vast oil reaerves-in d uriw .tha war In China...Special .What you * e In that picture Is commander-in-chief. weeks', absence to Oklahoma, Ar­ hunt” which terminated merely the cutting edge of an. enor­ California. Wycoitog, Colorado and services like; the sending, of Squad­ kansas, Mississippi, and Alabama. *. .Twin-Servleea ‘ mouth of BlUlnaley creek, the mous machine that Spreads literally Utah are under conatant aupervl- ron Forly-T to Spain to take away They traveled through 16 states in­ SHADOWLAND alon. _ u r B " when found being "weln- around the world. The navy is some­ Models of naval shlpa old and American civUIana. dotach front the cluding Old Mexico. ^ buns" tw the Scouts. thing mpro than Just ships cniUlng new. paintings of navy notables and The purpose o f all this elaborate U, 8. fleet * few vessels from time Mr. and Mrs. Praitk Houston have ' MARCH 4TH short establishment la simply to under a tropic sky. operate by nat­ acanes of navy, exploits m i ' the cor- to time.' returned homO' from Portland, and ' !ep ships a t se«. They are divided tily uniformed young men "seeing ridoa. Tlitf link to the Siamese- -But normally, 'except for small California' where they have been I th^ way:' aquadrdnn or .''Individual ahlpa de­ RUPERT tha> w orld' on 'plctureaque shore twin *«rric«, in the marine corps. spending the' winter months. leave In Tokt^iama or Algiers. Is Impressed on you the moment you PIrst, the. United ^e u te s fleet, tached ' for special aervlce, the Behind aU this Is a sheer admin­ enter the navy building. A marine which in reoent years has been the whole power of this vast establish­ ___ L O tto A. MoeDmer was hos- istrative attd busBiess i>pblem that guard room, with racks of rifles and m ain strllcing force of the navy. ment Is devoted simply to maintain­ ' i m a t her home Monday to mem* makes the navy “big business' with an impeccable sentry with fixed The old days of an Atlantic and a ing at sea, In n^aKliqum efficiency, ' la c f th a Sigma Ohl chapter, Del- vangaaiioo. bayohct. face the visitor who enters Pacific fleet . have long paased, the United SU tea'X l^t. toelMy. Tvplea on “ ih e H m > a a r » > !M y ^ the Jobs U ut the building. hfer ofTidstoy: Literature of the the h a V » « o e iS a ^ ^ ^ ^ \Xn thb'Iong wings of this building BvrtatM." were g l« B by Mra. Homer predaian. Jiiat la the course o f the more than 3,300 civilian employes Sail. Mr*. SU W . Boring, M n . Flora day's woric: g ^d . out tha nutlne work of the : Baer, Mrs. A. E . Johnson, Mrs. Carl Keeyi la aervloe BU reasels of navy department, and there are U p p i, K t ^ 0 . A. Moellmer. At the an types and l , m airplanes. 06,000 more of them . tn the field.. . w m nal eleoUoo the foUowfaig of- and operaUs naval Navill offioen in clvUlan clothea. fioen wer« chosQ: Preaident. Mra. O tto A. Moellmer; vice president, _ lavastad alaeat tMM,000.00«. > details of i FOR 7 OAYS ONLY M ia. Carl Uppa; aecretary*treaa- ProvUea training, Uvfaig qoar- Whole rooms full of draftamen bend w er, M M . B M Carter; dlr*eton. ters, food, and slothing ter more over their drawing-boards, Intent on EVERY USED CAR AT MONEY SAVING PRICES — TO) Mrs. Jiflin D. Ramsberg, ir., Mrs. than 1 M.0M men. the details of new ships or other M ena P. Aeuff, M is. A. & Johnson. Operatea It navy yarda, U hoa- construction. CELEBRATE ' As a n taooor to their i>arents, Mr. »ltalB, M effleea of the bydio- After the. secretary and his civil' and U n . B . U. Blayney. on the oc­ graphlo aerrioe. U radio sUtloos. U n assistants, the head man of all casion of tbeir tweaty*flfth wedding this far-flung ^hore organization. Is ■ nnirrtnrr. UUses Alice and Kath­ a ...... a, and IS ahipbnKdIng the chief of naval operations. His NATIONAL USED CAR ryn B la y w entertained with a waya. , division Is responsible for training, ' a t Uie Blayney home Satur* BuUda Bhipt, planes, torpedoea. communications, naval Intelllgenoe, naaoraetnrea powder, malntaina coordlnatlco with .other defense . ______i of the regular leawn the «t marina barracks. arms like the army, war plans, Spends mot* than tM9,MO,MO a ship movementa. and the u r i n a ­ EXCHANGE WEEK daaa tn first aid listened to a lec* tut* Monday night by Dr. A. E. jaar, Indndlng nore than |1M,- tion of the 14 districts into which JohMCo OD“ n e t ; Their t7ae and •M.OOO for aappliea. naval admlnlstraUon Is-dlvldtd. 1936 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR SEDAN, Mlssusa" which was followed by Myriad AotlTllln' Ifa ln ln g Offieera and Men ' VRadio, Heater, New Paint, Beautiful demonstratlona showing the harmful In London, Tokyo and Rio d> Ja- There is the bureau of navigation, m u^ts of 111 fitting anoea and faulty aeiro. naval offlcera bend to their responsible tor the naval academy Aqua-Marine Finish, Upholstery poatures. A new class in fin t aid asalgiunents of keeping track of at Annapolla where 3J38 young men will be atarted in Acequla Monday foreign naval developmenU. On from every part ot the country are Like New. by HaroM MoUer of Burley. Island, far out on the edge training to be. the navy’s officers. Mrs. Barrey Bitter of Beattie, ar­ of tha Aleutian archipelago, navy This division also supervises the 1936 CHEVROLET TOWN SEDAN, rived in Bupert Monday to be with men work on the eatabllshmeot of naval war college at Newport. R. I. Heater, A-1 Condition. A locally her grandfather, a . W . Doyle, who an air station. On the island of and the many scJiools an^ corres­ Is seriously ill at h li home. Guam In the far aouthem Pacific, pondence courses the navy main- owned car. Has had the best of care. Voder the supervision of their naval offlcera alt in Judgment over iaina. together with the liydro- ■ponsor, N. K. Jensen, the Junior or­ local affairs of 30,000 natlvas. They graphic office and the naval observ­ I.et every step you take 1935 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN, der of Odd Pellowa met in reguUr a n tha govenunent .there. atory. Ihis HprlnR be a “itiyle- fesslOD a t its new quarters in the Par up the Ynngtic river In China There are bureaus of yards and New paint, new tires, has trunk. To I . O. O . P. hall Monday with Billy the navy’s gunbonln iifnetriile. In docks. M ordnance, of cnnatrucllon rffchl” step . . . you can bo appreciate this one, drive it. Kelson. Qhtef ruler, presMlnt. Platu the Caribbean, up the New England and repolr. of rngliifprliiR. of med­ nure of finding the latent for a dinner to be given to the pub- coast, even in far Inland Wyoming, icine and surgery, of suppllM and 1934 CHEVROLET MASTER COUPE, Uo Saturday. March 19, wen made. you will find navy men. Tlils vast accounts, of aeronautics, all of Ktyles In beautiful new m a­ terials and colors at Had­ Radio, Heater, Paint, Mohair Uphol­ ley's. They’re the styles stery. Celebrate with this one. (hat are Kolns places and 1933 CHEVROLET DeLuxc COUPE, the styles to go pl&ces In. New paint. New Tires. Beautiful \ brown finish, Rood inside and o u t 1933 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, Recondi­ New Spring ■ tioned throUKhout. Has new tires, blue finish. I^ts of transportation. Styles 1935 DODGE SEDAN, Radio, Heater, New Paint, Go6d Tires. Two tone fin­ $3.95 ish. Will be ijold ch«ap. 1934 PLYMOUTH SEDAN , New Tires, New P a in t,! owned by responsible $8.50 party, and viias well taken.eare of. 1934 DODGE SEDAN, 6 Wheels, New

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fiQ B U .ai...W M i(ii^om A w o.i.auia—A plot over by President Mary E. Wright tlon with an InvlUtlon Issued by tb t to murder Joset SUlUi and the yeoterdsy. Three-Point club of that c»tr. highest officials of the SoTlet During the program soloa were Members of both orga nlntto it 8ime waa admitted today by ooe of will hold sessions at the B ( ^ bet«l the 21 defendants at Moscow's presmted by Evelyn Brossflel^, Lee O ’Malley, and Helen Gee. Saturday evening foUowlng » butc. spectacular mass trial on charges of quet at the same place. Tb« local treason, sabotsge and murder. During the business session pins werp examined by the members and delegatee, including some expected Prokopl Zubarev, who was assist­ to attend from lurroundln* com- ant commissar of agriculture and one will be selected and ordert'd as club Insignia. Pr6grams for meetings munlUea. will leave here Saturday an alleged Czarlst secret agent, tes­ afternoon. tified that, he had organUed a ter­ during tlip remainder of the term werr considered and a short operetta, The meeting wlU be in the fo m roristic group within the commis­ of a round table dUcuialon, leaden sariat of agriculture to kill Btalln, "Mammy Olves a ' Double-Barreled Opera." will be given at the March aald. L n u r Kagnnovlch. commluar of ThoM who will attend from Twin communications; Klementl Vorlsh- 30 meeting If preparation can be completed In time. Palls wlU Include Uonel A. I>ean. olov, commissar of war. and Vlach« president; 0. G. Wyllle. secretary’ eslav Molotov, president of Uie So­ treasurer; Russell Mingo and I a - viet of people’s commissars, a posi­ molne Sterena, members ot the tion corresponding to that of SCREEN board of directors; Grant SUboume, premier. L. C. Martyn, Vic Kelley and O. A. Zubarev testified ho first began to OFFERINGS Kelker. cohtact one of the chief defendants. At the regular meeting ot th t Alexl Rykov, who was a member of association a t the Rogersoa hotel the flatxab lnet of th(h&)vlet union,' ORPHEUM last night Harry H. Karris was ac« Non- showing-"Happy Landing," in 1530 at-Sf’erdTOsk; “where Zubarev cepted a9 a member. was a'party worker. ' Souja Rcnlc. Practice Sabotage . IDAHO •re represented In the map above, deplotlnc the En- Now showing—•'Double or Noth­ I CAREY ^ Zubnrcv asserted he and Rykov ropean nncertalatie* which have followed In the. ing," Bing Crosby. plotted wrecking, the creation of wake of Nail Chaneellor Hitler's domination of Ana- •Prl. and Sat.-"The WesUand discontent by interference with lood Iria. Case," Preston Poster, Vincent Olsen was custalned as supplies, and the consolidation of all Just as before the World War, wheo the Kalier ward clerk la place of CUre Cooper, hostile organizations to overthrow planned tils “Drang nach OsleQ” or drive to the caat- This modern “room of doom“ loon will replace Ihe hempen rope and who haa m o ^ to Pocatello. Soviet power. ward, Germany and Italy now envisage a chain of trap door used to cxeeute priaonera in California. Under eonstraetlon A large crowd attended the Carey Vlshlnlsky turned to Bykov. allUDcei which wonld cut » PaaeUt-STmpatheUo “Westland Case” In a Denver, Colo.. Iron faetery U la designed to replace the anelent Ski club Friday dance which tea* •'Do you confess this?" ewatb from the Baltlo to the Black Sea, em braclnf gallows at San Quentin peBitentlary. Two pertena can be executed by turcd a comedy skit ^ B u i^ to d "We did agree to practice tabot- kiungarr. Csechoslovakla. Rom ania and Jofoclavla. lethal gaa at onoe In Ih t steel ihelL Don Tulloch. •age," Rykov admitted. As shown la shaded portions of the map above, Detective Film Mrs. Delmar Olsen h u returned Zubarev, during hla testimony, as­ success of the llalo-Gertoan plan woold rcsalt In a Combining the best features .. from the Hailey hospital Ura. X«oo- serted he had been Instructed by b1o« more powerfal even than the Central Powers iie greatest detective novels of the ard Kirkland Is reported ImpiOTinc Vladimir I. Ivanov, former commis­ of the W orld W ar era. past. Unlversal’s splne-tlngllng pro­ at the hospital but Mrs. Loanla sar for forestry, to give secret in ­ Austria, already under German domination, la only duction of the famous crime Club “Generally Bad” is Report on Klrkliuul's condition Is setloua. formation on agriculture, particul­ a pHlfol remnant of the pre-1914 Austro-Hooiarlan novel. "The Westland Case," starts Mr. and Mrs. OnrlUe LooeU har* arly aboul supplies and storage, on Empire, shown In shaded portions of the map at Friday at the Idaho theater. ' Mental Institutions in Idaho moved to Rupert. The two older behalf of a e rm a n y _ right, which included all of what is now Csecho- Heading a brilliant all-star cast daughters. Beulah aod Marjorie, Ivanov testified earlier and gave Slovakia and parts el Rumania. Poland. Jugoalavla. is Preston Foster, in the role of BOISE, Ida., March 8 (U.B — Dr. RamlltoQ generally rettented re­ have remained to finish icbooL specific details of charges that the and Italy. Detcctive Crane, miracle working Samuel W. HamUton, head of t na­ marks in a prellmlnory report made defendanlA had plotted with Oreat super-sleuth, whoso portrayals In tional mental hospital survey com* to the governor last June 0 after BrlUln to overthrow the govern­ this type of role have brought him ha had completed^hls,inspectlon of ment. ■ »^a high poln mlttee which last summer Inspected this state’s hospitals. Admits Charges RAILROAD PASSENGER CHIEF leater-goers. stat« institutions throughout the MedlcaK*taffs i t Blackfoot and Attend tlie Ivanov ad m l6 (^ a l l charges, PATK, nation, has reported to Gov. Bar- Qroflno should be doubled to care against himseU. confessed," he LEADS TOUR TO SUN VALLEY • - eUla Clark that “generally bad’ for the patients satlsfaetorlly. most B a a q u a -said, "because iJvanted to expose the conditions prevail^ In Idaho's In­ of the buildings are * ^ t c h e d fire monstrosity of Uio crimes and trea­ By J. r . G.^LLAGHER ■one olten reads a b o u t ^ t aeldom Miss Thelma Smith Is recovering traps and should be removed." and Martha Rave Has stitutions for mental patienta. son against the Soviet power." SUN VALLEY. M arch 3 (Special) meets in real life. When we first frotn scarlet fever, the first case not enough Is being spent on the O v a ra U knew him, he was superintendent of Then he proceeded at onci to —W. 8. Basslnger, Omaha, head of reported this year. Mrs. Charles Top Role in Film care of patients at the state school bring Oreat Britain into the night' Union Pacific's passenger traffic de­ U-P's Utah Park company. Now he and colony at Nampa, he reported. D a n c a mare-llk*-consplracy which the gov' partment, often mentioned but has one of those Jobs that carry a Easton Is substituting for her. Featured in ft part tailor-made Because of overcrowding and In­ emment alleges. Witnesses yester­ seldom seen, strolled Into this little great deal of responsibility and worry U. U. Locander was brought home for hpr particularly unlque-Ulents, sufficient medical staffs, Idaho is A t Rupert M artha Rayc. the human whirl­ Retail Sales day had involved Germany, Japan resort in company with about 13 pas­ w ith comparatively little recognlUon. Saturday from the Cottage hoeplt«l generally far below the naUonal wind,, will be seen In tlie top femi­ and ’ Poland as conspiring with senger agents and traffic managers namely running the main railroad standard in mental work, ha aald. appendectomy. nine role in Paramount’s "The Big Lineoln Hall •'Trotskyist" elements. from throughout the country. Must commlssany in Omaha. Yet the Job Mrs. Lottie Winn, who came h «n e Show Gafai of Ivanov swore -that Nikolai Ivano- hava been a tour of Inspection, for seems to agree with him marvelous­ Broadcast of 1938,’’ which opens Friday, March 4 vltch Bukharin, chief defendant, one we can't Imagine any of them skiing. ly . . . from Utah on Monday after attend­ Sunday at the Orpheum theater, time president of the Communist In- Just not the type . . . For several Several years ago his beloved son. ing her moUicr’s funeral, has gone w lU j^ . C. Fields sUrrcd and Dor«, Jota Daneen o th y i^m o u r, Shlriey Ross and Bob Fiye Per Cent ternailonale, called for years thft days now. there has been a porcu­ an only child, died under very aad to Rexburg to be with her son, Paul Sagarta - Hope sharing top supporting hon* WASHINGTON. March 3 tU.fO- "heir apparent to X^nln," told him pine stationed under our office win­ circumstances, and Mr. Hansen James, who Is suffering from com.- , MinMinchaa grieved for a long time imtll friends Ue^tlohs following an appendeC' ors with Miss Raye. De.tplte the, fall nt-back. 1937 re­ that the opposition had an agree­ dow, never moving more than three INSURANCE ■ M l» GantI* ment with Britain t^ftoverthro# the feet away In any direction. Don’t feared for his physical welfare, and- >my. ' In "Hie Big Broadcut of 1638," tail sales amounted to 130,130,000,- expected him to crack up. B ut his The demonstration given by R%E M IU Raye plays the part of the SovlBt'reglme. know how he got there or where he 000. an Increase of more than five JOM N B, R o i m n t s o n —GoodMgilft- came from, but he must have had present Job gives him no time for Bennett, of the University of ^ a ^ "Jinx'* daughter of W. O. Fields, * ' British ConceMlons per cent over IB3S, the commerce Tick'acek and Qeanor fltel- AM ERICA’S FIRST vention In Idaho Power auditorium ma. sixth; Oarl West, Ardlth Har- WENDEM>. March 3 (Special) — Wednesday. ger. and Gladys Pord, fifth; Harold . . new record, exceeding tlie average SCHENLEY'S Brown pointed out larger sales for ' fourth; Dorothy Clmndler, of the Uurniaey breed for her age the Initial two months of this year Kenneth Hach. and Leslie and cIbm lins jiwt been completed “RED LABEL” He predicted that the remainder of Alexander, second, and Kleth Bran­ by a lliirv-yesr-old cow, Jolce of the year wotild witness Increased don, first. 'HioiuaiHlA Hin'lugs 910330 of Wen­ NATIONAL USED CAR RSlei in virtually all lliiea of bual- At the masquerade dance given dell. ipsted and owned by Minnie W. 8CHENLEY*8 “RED LABEL" ness. Mlllrr. Saturday at the Palrvlew linll first W h is k e y -la friendlier to Approximately OO dealers, m an­ prises went to Elsie and Inea Ko- Her nftlrlsl record supervised by the UnlvrrAlly of Idaho a n d ' an ­ EXCHANGE WEEK! agers, salesmen and company offl- desh; second to Sylvia and Deule your taste... because only clnls A ttended the all-day session. BartAk and third to Joe Kudera. nounced liy i>'e American GucmAey Cntllc dill) h II.SSQ.7 pounds of nillk O U »r Ut«h O il otrtctals who spoke Thelma Kearcher and Kenneth Schenley "melds" choicest Includtd A. N. Johnson, Halt Laks and R731 |>outu1s of butter fat in married Baturdoy at stocks u n d er elmultaneous City. secreUry-treasurer, and A. O. the home of her parenU, Mr. and class Er. Wsllace, advertising''and aulstant Mrs. W illiam Kearcher. HEAT. PRE86UnE snd sales manager. H. W. Bowers. WMt- At Superior the A honor Hat In­ Remodeliiiff is Started ern manager for Atlas lire aales, and cludes JuanlU Jagela, and Helen AGITATION. Friends, the j, E. 1‘artenhPlmer, Newark, N, J,, Oejka, sixth; Comlnga Corplon, On httil School House $49 engineer for Atlas Tire conwraUoii. irend’s (o this euper'Sbiooih, eighth, and I/)uUn Hall and Ver- PAHI-, 3 (ap*clal>-Re- B a r g a in s ’2B dODQE also apoke, 'Hie latter demonstrated n lta Jagels, first. Tlie B honor list Irlendlier-tastlni whUkey. fledan ...... tire manufacture. mndnllnx o; the coal houoa and $9* Inoludea Ednjtmd Martens. James bollnr rtxiin Ihe school house ifas R. J. Schwendlman, manager of p Tverdy. Marion Kodesh, filth; Sm- started Mnn>1ay with Walter Bhort thi Twin rails division, presided at ma Osjka, Margaret Corplon, Melba aa ovrrt.<-rr lor lh« carnenU^ work, Like Theie $89 the gatlierlng. Luncheon was held Jagels, third; Ralph Hahn, second; \ •how fiUBdllniii br Oemenl wcrk was also started on ths M iwltlaf Mat ea tlx I I BUIOIC at noon at the Rogerson hotel. and Connie Hamby, flrit. TJiose at floors in il»' iwo unfinished rooms of A FRIENDLY TtlAST BV T M l'iZonal(l $39 lU tt'l <0 ihl dlink Wllh (i>« llifBdllM $298 Otvor, $ 4 2 ‘14'rONTIAO HEDAN, Bolll ta *M c u B V R O u rr s e dlAIf a n wtikwllk Trnak. «-whMi Balltln Model ...... $366 T nink ______— $369 Super-Phosphate ■14 rONTIAO *M O U K V SO U n Coupa ...... $ 1 9 8 --- $ I 4 9 ^4622 per ton o r ^ 2 ^ per cwt. bag S o h e n l ^ Atc^the Warihoufle Drills FiirnlBhed Frcet W« c*rry a cotnpleU lina of Nitrogen — PhMphate — P oI bbH Have recently Initalled an BROWNING ELECTRIC FERTILIZER MIXER Can n il «ny formula you want. AUTO COMPAI«| H . B . L O N G Uuick ‘404 Shoihona W aal r h o n a 146 BUY THE JUMBO (TWO QUART BOTTLE) I IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO ' Thursday, March 8, 1938 ATHLETIC GROUPS HIT OLYMPIC POSTPONING

Germany, Italy Rollicking Rollje Reds’ Holdout Three Coast League Qubs Sign New Sliippers Free-for-All ’"Sw^enFear R O L U t List Cut to Battle Opehs Heat in Tokyo Four Players In ABC Meet • NEW YORK, March 8 (U.R) ■ United Pkm ) ^^-Opposition to postpone­ {By CHICAGO. March 3 (UJD-A free- TAMPA. Fla.. March 3 (UJO—The for-all fight Uiat anyone can win ment of the 1940 Olympic K T / C P IHB CincJnnatl Reda' holdout list was opens at the old coliseum tonight rames in Tokyo developed reduccd to four names today wUh when the first of 24,7 « bowlers swiftly in the United States the signing of Baxter (Bucky) Jor- steps up to the flying line In the ' today. •CLESfBLMiO / | tJan. flrst-boMman. ^ . 38th annual tournament of the The A m a t e u r Athletic /A/P//4/VS / 1 Tills left Paul Derringer, Emle American Bowling congress. Lombardi. Unus Frey and Chlclc Seven attendance records already Union, the National ^ U e ^ - tN D EA l^ ^ Hafcy .sllll unsigned. Hafey la be­ have fallen and tlie size of the0 ate Athlctic Association and U f^ E D 8 / lieved ready to retire unless figures bulky field Indicated more new the Eastern Intercollegiate BOB of his 1038 contract are upped, am competitive marks also will be shat Athletic Association all ex­ f£ L L B f^ .. General Manager Warren O. Gllc tcred. M l s they will not be Increased. Mayor Edward J. Kelly of Chica­ pressed sharp disapproval of go officially will open the tourna­ the movement begun Monday FIRST WORKOUT ment at 7:30 p>m. and Uie scram­ at the annual congress of the SARASOTA. Fla.. M arch 3 (U.R) - ble for the five-man team cham- ^temational Amateur Ath­ Manager 'Joo Cronin will put hi plonslilp wlji begin hnmedlalely. Singles and doubles competition pitchers and catchers through their letic Federation in Paris. will open-Friday morning and con­ first spring workout today. Cronin Oennany, Sveden and Italy ad­ tinue dally Uiroughout the daylight and a squad of 17 arrived in camp vocated poslpooemeat from August CK LILIVELT WADE KILLEFER DUTCH ZWILLING hours. lust night. Only mlsilng hurlers were unUl October because of the exces- • Included In the all-time record dTO mid-summer heat In ‘Tskyo. U. Johnny Marcum and Archie Mc- Three of the Pacific Coakt league cIoIm will go Into training ramps and the 1938 season with new maiu- field of 24,765 were bowlers from 34 S. delegate to Uio congreaa. Avery Knln who have not signed their 1038 Kcrs. O f these, Edward (Dutch) ZwilUng is new to the far western loop. After , long servicq as manager of states, five.Canadian provinces and 7; Bnudage, opposed the dat« contrncls.'~ the Kansas Clly club In the American Association, he is manager of the*Oakland cinb. Wade Kliiefer, who Hawaii. This total represents 4.051 change, although the quesUon wUl haa piloted Seattle and (he Itffssions, comes back from fn'dlanapolis fo handle Hollywood. Jack LlUreit has not be-threshed out omclally untU WRONG NUMBERS switched from Los Angeles to Seattle. five-man teams, 8,010 doubles teams and 17,437 singles contestants who 'the 10-day meeting o fU e Intema- B ILO X I. Miss.. March 3 (U.fO — tional Olympic committee beginning will roll for the next 4a days on Piayer-Manoger Jimmy Wilson of 40 new alleys. ~ next we«k in Cairo, Egypt. the Philadelphia Phillies said today Prof. William B. Oweos, president The record entry contributed that his star flrst-baseman, DolpU ♦297.300 In fees and of this, 819D,- ot the N .C A ^ , polnUd out that Uie CamUli. was talking "automobile Most Coaches Get Alumni Nightmares nggested change would seriously al- 100 will be distributed. license numbers instead of dollars,'' lect partlclpaUon of U. 6. under­ In ^ l^ 1038 salary dreams. "His fig­ graduates In the Olympics. uresire so ridiculous," Wilson said. —But Not Gus Dora'is of Detroit Institutions,'’ be said, “It “l a m ost R OBERT LA BLONDE would mean that studenta would " I tiave comc to the conclusion he Is By 4 a. m. to Issue these denials, so outhorJty that lie mighty have Hagermaii and have to remain out of college for the trying to dodge tlic spring train­ ■ DETROIT, M arch 3 (U.R>-Aak he has struck upon something new taken the position had he chosen Urst quarter." ■ ing grind." Camllll and the club one of the Jay walkers along ath­ In coaching annals. to Ignore the antagonism of two reportedly are $G.OOO apaK. • "You sports wrltprs henceforth high-ranking faculty men at Ann Wendell Win Remindful that 87 college men pki'- letic boulevard what he considers ticipated on the 1938 V. S. team In are empowered to write denials Arbor. KING HILL, March 3 (Special)- Berlin. Asa BushneU, head of the HENRICII WORKS OUT the most prccnrlous Job in sports, without consulting me," he said Tlic frequent mention of Dorals Tlic first play In the King H ill sub- eentral office of the EJ.A.A.. aald ST. PETERSBURG. Fla., March 3 and he probably will tell you the today. " I hereby deny all coach­ In the sports pages has not been district basketball meet was con­ that postponement to October '‘vir­ (U.R)—Outfielder Tom Hcnrlch, whom football coa(5h. ing gestures In-my direction up to without reason. He hit the head­ cluded last night wrth Uie powerful ■ tually wiU eliminate the posslblUty the N c^York 3fankecs acquired as a The life of the gridiron maestro and Includ^g'Jan. 1. 1039. You lines first when he and Rockne Hagerman girls' team 'handing Uic j of ooUegUtea to make the IMO Tok­ free agcTit last year, works out with will bo described as a cross be­ can write the denials without con­ were team-mates at Notre Dame Glenns Ferry ml&scs their llrst los.s yo trip.- the world champions for the first tween the plight of a Russian spy sulting me. and 111 back you to In 1013. Quarterback Dorals whip­ of Uie season by a scorc of 25-24 in time In spring training today. He and the m an without a country. the 'limit, because I'm staying at ped off a scries of passes to right n thrilling contest that saw the game was anxious to test the knee which You will bo told a coach has Detroit. .end Rockne .to'beat the Cadets. decided after the whistle blew. In Injured last season and required nightmares—w ith thousands of "This standing denial is a .line. Using his own words: "We sold the other game of the evening the -jQ^mpians Win operation. Pitcher Spurgeon ilttle itiumni end curbstone quart* Idea. I'm a UtUe tired of being the forward pass tc^ pie nation In Wendell lasses drubbed Uic Bliss Chandler, catcher Joe Glenn and erbacks crawling over hla bed, the trial 'horse of football coach­ the game." girls by a count of 45-27. Over Savages outfielder Myrll Hoag' arrived yes­ yelling offers for his scalp. ing battles—the Johnny Rlsko or Dorals came to Detroit from Glenns F erry. and HagCrman terday. Chandler tested his pitch­ It would seem the football coach' Frankie M oran of the profession. Gonzaga college at Spokane. staged a battle all Uie way. W ith U D R T AU aB,U arch 3 C^peolal)— ing arm and said It felt completely —especially If his boys dropped a Every time there's a Job my nome Wash., where Bing Crosby was only 20 seconds left to ploy the count ' ffesaa Owens'' powerful Olympian recovered from last year's Injury. few .gamee— would be about as pops up and I'm ‘the man to beat^ one ot his gridiron students. was tied at 24-all. Glenns Ferry was — taaketball'Club-gave local fans • Manager Joe McCarthy's only wor­ iwpulac. as a bad case of spotted even though I don’t often know ‘a ^ And don't think that little guy awarded a free throw, but the player 37>dereat to the Murtaugh Sav- the show at the University of De­ I think It’s time to call klngs-ex." who called him a ^Issy. He ■game. Miss Parsons stepped to the ' ' M «a before a packed house. troit.. In this respect. Gus might In the past ten years Doraia has 130-pound quarterback In those free throw line to tank the winning I t i r visitors were in front aU the Blackfoot Sluggers Baer Favored be dewrlbed os "one In a hundred.” denied gossip and reports In con­ days. Now he's a robust—aroimd shot. m y . thankn to the shiup-iEootlng Firmly entrenched at Detroit nection with coaching Jobs “at the.middle—golfer." ; The Wendell-Bllss game saw Wen­ of Sonny Boaweli, hot-shot Negro K IM B ERLY, March S (SpeclaD- In Battle for these past 13 ycar.s, Dorals has Michigan, Michigan State. Iowa, Gus began his Detroit stand In dell In Uic lead all the way with'the forward, who scored 18 points. Lattl- Coach Louis Denton's powerful band been mentioned for no less than Ohio Stale, Wlscoiuln, North­ 1925. His tcain-s In 1027. ‘28 and count 11-10 at the quarter. 23-15 at m ar m « high for the homB club with D fb o m rs a ln e d a 6*0 decision over NEW YORK, M'orch 3 tU.P^-Jacob 30 coaching Jobs at colleges large western. Notre Dame. Kon.sas '25,pllcd up 22 consecutive victories the half,, and 35-27 In the third txine. H ie first Quarter ended 10-8 the invading Blackfoot team here COURT (Buddy) Bncr. younger brother of small acrdSs the nation. For State, Oklahoma Aggies. D art­ to lead the naflonal parade. A stanza._ for jo n u K n and th» eolored stars last night. The visitors put up good ex-heavywelght champion Afae Baer, years the mere aiuiouncement mouth , Rutgers. BroHTJ, Holy series footbaJJ accomplishments There were no morning games were stui in front »*18 a t the half. ot o t battles, but aggressiveness won for was an 8-5 favorite today to lick a coaching vacancy hhs brought Crav!, Boston college, ViUanova, brought him added .glory -last Kheduled, but this afternoon’s tilts T b M period a c m was 3S-20. the KimbeWy mitt-sllngera on near­ RESULTS Gunnar Borlund of Finland in their up the name of this dynamic llt- Alabama Poly, North Carolina August when he was select^ in a were as follows; During the^-tlm e Intermiolon. 2:30 p. m.—King H ill vs. Hager- ly every occasion. 10-round. bout at Madison Square tlo-man who helped Knutq Rocki^o State. Mississippi State, Florida; nationwide newspaper poll over ..Jesse Owwa, world's fastest human. ^lan (girls). Climax of the evening was the Garden tomorrow night. put the forward pass on the foot­ Idaho, M ontana, Washington other college coaches to direct the . gave % talk on hla athletic career. (By United Prc«) 3:30 p. m.—Hagerman va. Olenna final bout when Jack RarHck. 139 Both completed training yesterday, Slate. Southern California, Ore­ All-Stara In their game at C hi­ dweOlM nosk^OD the 1B36 0 1 ball charts. Perry (boys). ' poundar, d l^iiy e d a new*found 1Upo&.3«» Uwreaea SI . . Baer announcing himself ready at cago against the Green Bay ~ ' ’pteT S e jtitolefaoasttated tiii» < Ous has worn the .hook .off hla gon State. St. lioub U.. Creighton 0:00 p. m.—Olenna Ferry vs. Bliss punch to seora * technical knock­ Penn SUte 38, Carnegie Teeh t i 242 potmds, 10 more than the rugged telephone Just denying that he and Cornell university. Packers. Dorals' boys scored the an d mirdle trtata. (girls). ' • - out over Biona Konsen,-137, Black- AUegbeny 42, Geneva 31 Finn. had been approached by Prince­ Recently he was on the band­ first All-Star victory In the. four- Wasb-Jeft 44. i m t VirglnU S4 0:00 p. m .-K lng H ill vs. Wendell OLnmiNS BATAGB8 root, In the second rotund. It will be an Important bout for ton, Michigan, dear old Slwash wagon In connection with the year history of the pro-collegn Waynetbnrg 68. St. VincenU 60 (boys). “ ' - F _____ C am p M I In the •venlng's opener, Eugene the 33-ycar-old Baer who has been and flllppcry Rock. Ho distinctly Michigan Job wlilcli went to Fritz cla.sslc. _ r _____ Bbepti - Morgan. 100. Kimberly, declsioned QlenvUle 61, Betbany hailed as the coming heavyweight dislikes this rolling out of bed at Crlsler. It was understood on good (Copyright, 1038, United Press) ' Gene Boloway, 101, Blackfoot, in a K. r . U. 39, City College of New champion by such an astute Judge of fast batUe. Fruikle Btanger, DO, York n . boxing talent as Joe Jacobs, manager Cunningham — . MBrtin KJDxberly speedster, won a decision N. Y. V. 39, City CoUege of New of Max Schmellng. Promoter Mlko itOlymplaaa — 4olw- ov«r James Lombert, 101, Blackfoot, York 37. Jacobs tentatively is considering the Sun Valley Star Zip-Way Tips Termed as d Beleber; Savages — to the second bout. 81. Johns 29, St. F nneU XO Bacr-Barlund winner as a "tuneup" Savages Enter Bob Bcott, 110, Kimberly, won opponent for Joe Louis in Detroit Wins Ski Title “Outstanding” over Bud Shenderllng. 110, Black­ April 20. I t Is not believed likely, State Meet Deirs Out foot. and In the semi-final match, St. Edward’s Team however, that Buddy's manager, In Colorado E d Queanell. IIQ, Kimberly, pound­ Ancll Hoffman, will elect to throw John Savage and hla powerful 0£ Top Spot I Idaho to Play ed out a decision over Stuart Jo hn ­ the 33-year-old Coilfomlan Into Ujo By J. P. OALLAGHElt '* NEW YORK, March 3 (U.R) — Wins Over band of Mutaugh baskotbali players Reaching up to smite Uio leaders, Glenn Cunnlnghahi, who w/ll try son, 117. Blackfoot, In a slugging ring with the champion yet. He has SUN VALLEY. March 3 (Special) today had changed their mind about Zlp-Way's up and dowij bowling to break his own Indoor mile rec­ match. . s brought Buddy along slowly, 'and —H ie Sun Valley Ski club camo Utah State Another near-capacUy crowd at­ Hazelton Quint thinks ho is at least a year away the state amateur basketball meet at squad toppled Dell's out ot first ord on DartmouUi’s track tonight, off wIUi flying colors at Aspen. won tho spectator poll for the ouL- UOBOOW, Idaho. March I (OIO- tended Uie matcliM. Jesse Owens, from the title. Boise, and wired In their enUanco Colo.. In Uie Rocky Mountain Ski placo In Commercial league today 11)0 xmireralty of Idaho and U tah world-famous Olympic sprint cham­ Bt. Edward’s varsity Junior high as a result of a 3-0 cKan sweep sUndlng aUilete In the national school basketball team rang up its to tlio annual Y. M. O. A. affair. association championship meet Sat­ Indoor championships, It was a n ^ ^ j Agricultural coUege wiU meet pion. was Introduced from the ring The Savage crow, due to the dis­ urday and Sunday when -Jarvis last nigiit. For tho second night In . ta.A lootbaU game at Ogden, u ta b . an d waa given & thunderous ova- 14th victory of the season Tuesday Vandal Fresiinieii A row, scores were down around Uie nounced today. night when It defeated the Harel- tance necCMary to travel, getj* byes Schauffler, secretary-treasurer of For RettinB a world'.i record In , H ot. 19. five days before the Van­ on the first two days of the toumcy. Uio rlilb. ended up fir.it In tlm rom- cellar, with only two men In cither dals the Unlnrsiiar of U tah tnn club on the latter’s floor by n Irngui! aiK)vo 500. Tlio Dell's .low winning the 1600-nieler rare and score of J3-9 In a well played game. Boxers to Meet and therefore will not leave before blned downhill and nlaloni rrsults. ; . to Balt Lake Oity on Thanksgiving put Natlo'nUI Launilry in flr.it place. anchoring the victorious C urb Ex­ Andrew Florenca was high point Thursday, Morch 10. for the affair. Bcliauffler placed a Rood firs change A. A. 2,000-mpter relay tfar. graduate manager Oecrge E. Patty Eliiiiiiiatcd San Jose Battlers Tlie Savages, boasting tides won the downhiit event Saturday, c TH'jn Falls Lumber (ook u 2-1 B arton announced today. man for the winners with six counts* verdict ovei Brookfield In the City team. Cininlngliam poiird I'i.ool 4 ers, while Pattenion topped Hazelton at Burley and Goodllig Outlaw tour­ Ing down tho tough co j^o that votes to beat iil.i nearrft compe- ^ Oompletlon of arrangements for In Florida naments. will seek to make the con­ drops 2,150 feet In a dlfllince of loop. Hafer'a' 835 was top totiil for the V tah Aggla game gave Idaho with four, The St. Edward's crew tho night, but Harjier’a 107 was best tltor Jimmy Hebert by 7.445 pblnl.i. trailed Tor mnnt ot the game, but n will Invade CalKornla during quest of the state ilnanlmous by a 0.000 feet with a time of 2:S3. It WOK the Uilrd time Cunnlngiiain t t u following achedule for the victory a t U»e BoUfl meet, where Al Mndloy, Minneapolis, former single game In boUi divisions. Al f t U i aept H Oregon e u te college Golf Tourney rally In the last three minutes netted tlie annuol spring vacf/tlon. April WestcrBrcn's 608 was No. 1 In Com- had been named lor the dlnlliic- the Invadem six polnU. 3 to 10, Coach Louis AugiBt aunouu- some 30 of the best teoms In the presldunt of tho Hun Valley cl«b. tlon, having been clioaen In 1034 a t aarraUla: Oct. l. university of a n . AUOUBTINE. Fla., March 9 state are (fVpeclcd to participate.. was a closo second, his Umo being merelal. and Ills 103 edged Charley WaahlDgten at SeatUe; Oct. 8. ttlJD—The Florida east coast women's In a preliminary tltt the 8t. Ed­ Tuesday. Hrueggemann's 102 for high Indivi­ and 1D3Q. ward's second stringers loat to the he Viftidi Included In the Savage rosier, ex­ ^•57. Robert Pabst, Mllwaukpe brew­ Sforth D ^ U State coUege a t Moa- golf championship was a wide open pected to make the trip are Gall ery heir and member of board of dual game. tem; ObU ID, Oonsaga university a t affair today after ellmlnallon ot Haselton second stringers by a count ...3 SUto cc . Tlio scores: of 14-a after the score had been tied Green. B ill Powers. Moon Shepard, governors of tlm Hun Volley club Idaho Joins Coast Woaoowi O o l » . Montana at Mls- Patty Berg in the opening match flan Francisco Y.M-0 A. in tlm Day COMMKItCIAL 1.EAGUK at 7*«ll Bt hnlf tlmff. DctwHJer and orea during the werk. Tjjn Jjjiint George Campbell. Jerry .Martin, was Uilrd, completing a swecpiiitf ■oolaj Nov. fl, Univemty of Oregon round. Willard Lattlmer and possilily Ray victory In Uiat rvent for Hun Val­ ft! Xugeno: Nov. 13.- Washington Mrs. Jamea Cothran Jameson, Florence each got four |xilnU for the will b« the longest taken by any Ida­ lot 171 121 4N Intercollegialc losers nnd Rom collrrted the name ho freshman team. Tunicr of Pocatello and Twin Falls, ley. Wrtlrriren ...... UJ l»S l»J SM e u to ooUaga a t Uoacow; Nov. 19, queror of the Minneapolis girl who None of the Hii^j^alley rcprrsent- fo»iin ...... IJl 117 IS7 4«T numt>er for the winners to slinre ...... 141 MS I7S 419 Boxing Association I ntikh Btato Agricultural eoUegs a t had won four Flnrlcta toiiniaments atlves placed Vrry liluh In tho Mii- scoring honors. 1‘aiilion ...... IS7 IM I»« ■ : Nov. M, University of u t* h in a row, was pitted against MIm loms, but Hliaufflfr's Umii In tlm M 08C 0W , March 3 (Hpeclall— , iris; ka^Otty. Frances Owen of Jacksonville in the downhill ovetit was sufficiently gtxxl "iM "sio ZiU Idaho has been voted membership in TIIOMAH KCORKH K. O. second round, in another second to warrant a Jln.t placn alter tlie Uio Pacific cnast lnterroile«lat« box­ D O M D I DBCIBIONBD Jonrt ' isi lie IM 4(S round match Dorothy Traimg. Ban • DE8 MOINES. March 3 (UR)- (•onipmaMon of i-ouiblneil downlilil N- c>. Johnioii .. ISO 172 IK 4ts ing Bfuioclallon, reporlfl Cicorgo F;.’ NKW YORK, March I (UiD-Dit- Francisco, plays Morlan McDouiloas, Harry Tliranaii. 108. ICaule llrnil, and Bloloin .p'miKa. Tho bronml MrPon«l<1 ...... I4t 147 IM 49> Horton, graduate manager. 5 T Day. IISM. Ohicagi\ deoUioned Portland, Ore. Minn., knorkeil out Ed (unknown) htubby liiil wii.1 Uio only m an In Ililiiriir . . ..111 no 171 4<« Memberahlp In tlio njwx-iiitlon I>rtjc||rntiinti ... . 1)7 1>2 ItO 4IS JOhariey Qomer, lU M . BalUmore, Winston, 107, Hartford, Conn., (3i; Uio conipi'tltlmi to ‘rlilo tiio wiioln places Idaho with Htaiilord. Unlvern- (10); Joey Oieb, 14SH. Herkimer, The United Btates Imports 1,000,- Jim m y Balvatorr, 13fl, Des Molnrs, downhill nnuhr without a^Jilil, top­ 731 717 17t 1)17 lly of California. University of C ali­ N . T ? outpototMU ^to t Augle ArreUano. 000 pounds of split linniboo from the decislonid Hobby l,jiU»lln, 122, Dcs ping a flrhl (jf (ivrr 01) entrl(;n, Al t ITV I.KAtillK fornia at 1x11 Angeleri, California UT. New Par East every year. (8). Moines, (fl). LIndley pUiccd third In Uio final MUOOKrlKl.U Aggies, nnd WaBliliigton BUite col- l » I4S 14) 117 W c. Tlie nsBOclatlon will spontmr roniblnrd rmiiltfl...... 118 IIS .Jit Uie Pacific roast chainplonnliiii In IliP final <'nniiiulallon of c Welly IM IM 1(2 llant'orl tourimment at Sacramenlo Moteli 24 l)lne(I ifMiltfl. inoni ixtlnl.n are jilven . - ..’'i.- ^ III 117 ISS 4JI Owens and His Olympians Getting Homesick, So in rt)i,.,|,iM„tioii of iho downiiili airaln and 20. event'tluiu Hip nIaUmi. Manager Decides to End Tour by March 15 Flrfit lliren iilacr^i In the coiiibln»l nliilotii hrnt.1 Wrnt to Harney Mc- llnlrr B r HAKOLO I WOOD of tha feJJows are ready to coll it aiiydUnv l<> Ket namnlliliig over on cil lliiC (Miliilwr Hiirliiu/i, Ocilo.. Jllxka . 12# jSJ JJ7 42J Kllla *6ur9, 1 let a kick out of thU qulta." the other, 'niry'll hardly oxree u lh\Y« gniiiuey of Ualt l-uke and 1)4 ^la Uf Ml ' 4nTtUn« anund the country." HUbrr . Mi-lJI MS 42S "Besidea all Uiat, It’s rained, and anything." »<>l> Dalrh oC the Colorado Arlbcrg KlniH . 121 141 l»t 4)0 JflIN Owens. U)o world-famed rained and rained some more Since (lie laat time wo saw eluli, rr.ip<'ctlvely. FlEISCHmNl; d y a p lc sprinter, lald h e n today, every place we've been in the last Owens, ho has ImprovM 100 (wr As a rrflull of hla prowew, Jar- "aH 7 m *biit, I'm lettlng Juit a wm bit month. It followed us all ovnr the cent as a siwnkrr, luid |ih talk at vl". Who oiiro raplotned tho Ani- hfimsslck to see my wUe and two coast, and then It even had to Murtaugli last niglit, cnnrerning lin.H rolii-K,, nkl leain, brought a Mixing Gin pour here last night." Ills Olympic trlumplui. wan of the Immn a very huiidsomo gold mcd (INC! 18 7 0 "And so.** aara Dick HudMD, hla Oweiu clilpa in: "Yea, I think and A nilvrr bowl. Bowling Affable manacer, ’^ifr * booking Oailtomla ousht to advertise Owens Is still beslrsed by auto­ •lIN P lw ilho ther flavors, never Otfly ft oouoto ot mor« games b«- aomething eUe besides the weather. graph fans, and w hm he called overpowcn them. Smooth for tiN tn to m osoM Idaho and We saw anytlilng but rain at the lim e s offices yMtcrday Schedule Haver mixing — smooth 'U, «D that Jeasa and out there in two weeks." (Editor's newaboys and other i v i n l>VilB Welier College s t»7a can ba home note: Jesse luuliVt hoard about the youniiters kept him t>usy the bet­ •trniglit. Duy n Imt- flood Uien yesterday.) ter part of an hour. Ho found COMMKItClAli 1.EA<1VK tie today. ^TTw tvfl limes are at Evahston. Tike Olymiilahs saw Staniord Uie aama Uilng when ho went t* (Alters 1 and tl In Finals Thuni., March >»Idaho Power jn t k , M d UlnnsapolU, M inn. and the great Hank Uiksettl la Uui higli Bohool to say hnllo to HAI,T1,AKK CITY. March a (U.RX- VB. HrhllU. W r m th e n ttw star Msiro aUiletea action one night during their visit. Coach It. V. Jones' Twin Falls VVrlitr Junior collrgo and Clriniuell er for nearly an hour afUr Ill tt,o Bfji)|-/Jnul round la«l night, JasM had ids world'a record ftfart-h 4-emwlek’f vs. Uie game, with old and young WHiri- J. (I, turned In a M to 48 Log Tavern. m art tor the iOO met«r daali ao> Joining In Uie quest. IrUiiuph over l/igaiiknit, while Gem- oepiM recently by the Intema- But Je s ^ doesn't mind: or Iha Aatl*«‘a bast koewn veteran bo«|rr«, ■nrll was wiiuilng from Sparkle In n UADO TAKKM UKCIMION Mooal AUiletlo FederaUon. but “I'm ^ e d to It now," he states. live s t r i k ? ^ an aiUlaranea taalch. ( o|il„ "f 1-ehl. tio to 4n. . d id n t liavs much to aay on Uiat OAKLAND, Calif., March 3 (U.W- "and/tJiIs la easy couipaiWl wUiu lieiiiiptt's Of Provo and Ilofm an Bpee1ih l»n While Jlofman Hardware to"^ a 40 to knociied out Hattk Hanklnaon of ed States Amateur AUiletlo Union And iiid i. states Ills munager. eitra. Bat none ol hU line totals »t> ble nuUii ataat.

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Ph. 019yR3. H. 0 . f APPLES and apple trees. Fred Hag- proffram of removing t u ^ u i quan- ed its wires were out 11 m ilw Cash dlACount tUowed U adver* gardt. 1 ml. So. of Bo. Park. UUes of the 1B37 poUto crop should from Log Angeles, either becauM m ement la paid for within MTren FOR RENT— ROOMS check up on the dates of authoriza- ot a washout or a landslide. days ot first iiuertlon. UNOLEUM for less a t Moon'a. Let Uons, County Agent Harvey 8. HUe Postal Telegraph and Western M ODERN bedroom. 313 8th Ave. E. cover your work table. Ph. 8. said (today. ' Union likewise reported a failure- No classUled ad taken for less Advice from the ofric« of J . W. of all wires. Uian SOc, Including discount. TOR SALE-Wool blankets. QulIts, The telephone company said FOR SALE: Hay by load or ataok. Barber, stato supervisor of the po­ Line of clusUled advertising com­ underwear and ralncoata. Idaho U to diversion program. Indicated that its service between San Jiuik House, 152 2nd Ave. So. First houM cast of cemeterjr. puted on basis of five medium' that for many growera tlie 90-day Francisco and Los Angeles was- lenfth words per line. F IELD ran potatoes for s t« k feed, Ihnit of authorizations Issued last "suspended Indefinitely." 1934 PLYMOUTH De Luxe Sedan. 1 December will soon expire. After outboard motor boat. Inquire 330 6c hundred at West ranch, 1 m l E. I . COMPLETE COVERAGE and 4 80. of Kimberly. the time lim it has Iwen rcached BAN FRANCISCO. M arch 3 ftliO Blue-Lakes Blvd. aulhoritatlona wui not be renewed —When all telephone and tele­ AT ONE COST FOR SALE-Onlon seed. T^ted and ONE 12-hoIe double disc Van Brunt or continued. It la necessary, there- graph communluUons failed to PHONE 32 or 38 FOR ADTAKER reliable stock. All varieties. Dlngel drill with Gross seed atUchment. fortt to make arrangements a t the Los Angeles early today the Unit­ 1st class shape. Ph. 0287-J12. & Sm ith Seed Co. county s«ent's office to divert be­ ed Press established contact with fore tha expiration date. ‘M r. Hal* the storm-strlcksn city by radio FEDERATION seed wheat. I block FOR SALE—Oood team ^[uaranteed, said. tele^one. No. Clover store. Ph. 74J-I4, Fl' hay rake nearly new, set harness. "We would like to speed up the News of the floods which rav­ ler. SUNSET Memorial Park. WRtch STEAM heated room. 611 2nd Ave, Bantam $100. 1st house No. Han­ liupecUons.” Barber informed the aged most of souUiem California progress. See artificial lake. Phone sen bridge.' EXTRA fine Swedish select seed agent, “although we have been nm- was brought to the outside world - 316-J. oats. First year from certlflcatloD, nlng about 60 cars a day or up to by this short wave method and, • - likewise newa dLipatches were GOVERNMENT ARMY which m ay be continued. Phone about 1.000 cars a montli. This rate STOP AT THE ACOMA HOTEL APARTMENTS FOR RENT -transmitted td newspaper# in the BLANKETS 1606 T. F . or Oe-Rll, Kimberly. should be increased during the ear­ When In Butte, Montana. ly part of March lo have the most stoim area. Best for Less APARTMENT for rent. Ph. 153. Wholesale. See Idaho Jun k House. AGGLER Musser, Riverside, Certi­ desirable effect,’~he-^oncluded. We are now giving free peach and a RM . Apt. 329 2nd Ave. No. fied YeUow and W hite ^ w e e t From time to time through can­ * WENDELL T apple trees, and also roses on orders PRACTICALLY new 3.7 horsepower Spanlsli Onion Seed in sealed cellations and unusued balances, DANDY 3-rm. apt. The Oxford. Jolui.'^n I'H'ln outboard motor. Op- small allotments are being made placed now for Stark trees, shrubs packages. K . H. M cDavltt Ph. 366. BIU Parr, son of M r. and Mrs. £ . eratM perfectly. Ideal for trolling. available to U»o counties by the and roses. Free ctttalog, Jim Young, J. Parr, returned to his home In 3 RM . fu m . Apt. 243 Bth Ave. E. A real-bargaln for anyone wanting F O R SALE; Recleaned grain Dick- state office. Growers who would local etark Bros., rep. P. O. box 561. Wendell Friday from CalUomia, a good motor. See Mr. Tofflemlre, low Federation wheat, oats and like to divert to livestock feed but Phone 653. where he has been for the past five Times and News office; barley. W e do custom cleaning do not now have authorlutlons months. MEN eld at 40! tJet pep. New Os- and treating. Twin Falls Feed & should file appllcallons at once with "Th" trouble with you. Offlsher. l.i that you need a course In . Approximately 160 members o t trex tonic tablets contain raw oy­ FURNITURE—New and used furni­ Ice Co. Phone 191. the county agent and they will be how to make friends." the Presbyterlan-Baptlst church a t­ ster Invlgorators and other'stim ­ ture of all kinds, coal ranges, elec­ considered In the order received. F OR BALE: High purity sU t« test­ tended the annual men's dinner ulants. One dose starts new pep. tric ^ g e s , coal stoves, circulaton If No. Is cannot be sold beforo ed alfalfa and clover seeds free Sunday at tho church following the Value $1.00. Spcclal price 89c. and other household fumlshlnga. authorizations run out. It was sug- from noxious weeds. Also lawn, services for the morning. The men Call, write Msjestic Pharmacy. AUTOS FOR SALE FARM LAND VALUES Moon's. Phone 9. Store No. l; ge.iUsd that tlie potatoes be sorted Phone Sie, store N a 3. pasture, garden and flower seeds. out roughly Into the one's, two's, prepared and served the meal. : Woolworths. Ing. Apt. TRlh Falla Peed 6t Ice Cdmpany. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Commdni re­ SELL or lease 15 A. Ph. 0398-R3. and culls. Then divert the two's, STEAM BATHS Phone 191. re-sorting Uie one's at the time of turned to their home In Wendell SPECIAL Monday from a six wedis vacatioa N ICELY fum . apt. modem, garage, (939 Hudson Six Coupe. Hot water 9 A. Ts ml. N.W. Gooding, fenced. • FOR SALE selling. RESTORE health and vlUUty with JOOTe water. 9 A Clover, rest brush. Up to Feb. le, 2.040 Inspections trip to California. . garden. 340 No. Elm. Ph. 444-W. heater, radio, electric hand, AUTO DOOR OLASa baths and missage. Ida Mallory, $350 cash. Roy L. Boyer, Gooding. had been given that Included 3.008 Mrs. Oeorge AndersoQ of Ifn ad o , Anna Johnston. Rm. 8,130 Main N. low mllCBge. WINDSHIELD AND SEED GRAINS Colo., arrived. Monday for a visit M ODERN 4 rm. unfurnr-Apfc-Jaec. AUTO MART WINDOW aCxaa cars; Tills Is approximately 96 per 8 ACRE Santiam River Valley farm, WHEAT,-OATS AND cent of tlic total stete allotment with her grandparents, M r. and range. 12S 4th Ave. E. Ph. B16M. ■ . 3rd and Mahi West No charge for labor setting I'.i ml. of railroad town. 8 rm. with nearly $200,000 having already Mrs. J . E. MaxweU. Mrs. Anderson BEAUTY SHOPS glass If you will bring your BARLEY house, otcctrlclly, good outbuild­ gone to the cooperators. • was formerly M iu Maxine Crosby. ings. fully equipped (going place), la&h or drive your car In. Certified and Uncertified Miss Nancy Bllnkhom, who haa M ARCILLE'S, 735 Main E. We apec- Phone 6 U llie In permanents, 11.75 to J7.50. $6500.00. W ill exchange for proper­ been HI for the past two weeks, re­ Evenings by appt. Ph. 1091-W. TRUCKS ty near Twin Falls or Boise. Write CLEANING & TREATING sumed her duties at the poetofflc* Hawkins it Roberts, Inc.. Salem, MOON'S BURLEY Monday. 1 1935 3-ton Dodge truck, body We cifi handle In bulk. PERMANENTS $1.60 Up, $3.00 and Oregon. O, B. Dixon returned to work u and hoist, like new. $095. the agent at. the Union^Paelfio de- *4.60, two for price of one.' Over GLOBE SEED AND Delta Sigma chapter of Delphian 1 1934 O. l i . C. truck, good coh- pot Monday after Ind. Meat Market. Mrs. Beamer. society met Friday In the district dltlon, 1335.00. FOR RENT— Miscellaneous FEED COMPANY absence. Mr. Hlxon'a health forced NICE 1-room apt., clean, reasonable. 15-30 McCormick Deering trac­ court room to dlMuu the Romantic $4.00 AROMA oU permanent wave, 1 1930 O. M. C. with new beet him from his work severil ^eeki Adults only; 223 Bth Ave. E". tor and Oliver 3 bottom plow. this week tSiO. Permanents I1.&0 body, *24S.00. Good tires. school of I&iglish painting under the ago. . . - Complete, $225.00. direction of Mrs. Lawrence Dunn, up. Idaho Barber & Beauty Shop. I 1937 new G. M. 0. 3,500 miles. Mr. and Mrs. 0 . BlsseU. who SlTUOTLY modem furnished a p t McCormick Deering 20, Parmall Mrs. Essie Youmana of PorUand, X. 131 Main E. Phone 424. $885.00. have farmed southeast of Wendell at Justamere in n. Ph. 466. with 7 ft. mower and rubber tires,-, ] HAGEJWHAN T who Is visiting her son. Rosa Vou- 1 1936 Chrysler coach, new tires, for the past several years, moved $585.00. mohs, was a guest. Talks were given BPEClAXr-Permanenls, *U 5 . Spe- P G R RENT: 4-room unfumlahed low ' mileage. $595.00. With FOR SALE OR TRADE to Goodhig Monday and w ill occupy radio and heater. 1 Rumely Dual! tractor with by Mrs. L. F. Holtr, Mrs. Frank clal shampoo, flngerwave, dry and ‘apartment. Phone 0B3-W or 448. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pope moved the ranch which they deared from bean, and spud culUvAtor. Com­ Swanson. Mrs. Ross Youmana, Miss • neck trim, SOc. Fifth Ave. Beauty W ILLIAM S TRACTOR CO. from the Fourt Frost farm north ot tho brush 32 years ago. momenta spent scanning plete,' $235.00. M artha Hansen, Mrs. A. E. Coleman, Shop. 419 6th E. Ph. IM-W. i n w Twin Palls, Id4. Hagerman. which they have rented Thorpe returned to hlshoma this section will often prove prof- 1 Allis Chalmers Crawber trac­ the past two years. Into the Roy Miss A nna J. Larson and Mrs. Bessie In Wendell last week after attend­ For Better Beauty Service Try the lUble. tor, $200.00. Grldley residence in Hagerman. Ih e BrandL Artistic Beauty Salon- McCORMICK'Dccrlng tractor, ex­ 1 New Idea Hay Loader, new ing school In Salt Lake Citjr. cellent condition, will trade for new owner of the Frost farm, Johnny Mrs. H. E. Dean enterUlnetf the Twins Falls—Ph IW —Buhl 3 RO O M modem duplex apt. Un- FARMS FOR RENT type, $125.00. Bon*^eur d u b a t her home Friday. fum., heat end water. Call before horses. B. Glavln, Ph. 0397-Rl. I Power Hay Bailer. Good con­ Warren, w ill move onto his farm this week. ' Club prlae waa.won by Mrs. K. O. CLOVER noon or after 6:30 p. m. 330 6th dition, »96.00. Beauty Arts Academy JEROM E, 160, 2 houses. J. Haun, DOUBLE unit milking machine with Mr, and Mrs. Clex Morganroth Barlow. Refreshmcnte were served. Ave. N. W ILLIA M S TRACTOR OQ^ Phono 8M Mato W. care Mrs Nelson Pierce, Jer­ electric and gas motor. Electric and family moved this week from Ruth Rebakabr-met In the I. O. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. R«lnke wer« Junior Student Work Free ome. • 1 a-ROOM and i, S-room fum. base­ Melotto separator. Sell or trade the Rider farm on the hill, ^ e r e O . F . 'liaii Thursday, w htn Mrs. surprlMd on aundjijr when ft num­ ment apts, $30 and $27.50, Shower, for livestock. O. L. McCoy, a ml. they had been living, onto the farm Esther Scholar, district deputy pres­ ber of neighbors and friends stir> 34 ACRES at edge of town. Suit­ W. on Highway 39. ident. made her official visit to tho prised them as a compliment to the& MALE HELP WANTED water, lights and stoker heat. 14B able for beets or row crops. Write REAL ESTATE FOR SALE of Mrs. Ben Homes, which they have Pierce. Phone 1329. rented. The former renters, Mr. and chapter. Thirty-three were present. 39th wedding. anniversary. After a Box 67, Gooding, Ida. M ODERN duplex. Phone ess-w. The Homo Maker's dUb met Fri­ social evening lunch was served by M AN wanWd to 'paper a house. Ph. LOST AND FOUND Mrs. Albert Janoushek, moved into 781 after 6 p. m.______the Henry Coaner residence. Mr. day a t the home of Mrs. w tu i Hoi- the lady guests. 80 ACRES good Irrigated land, with a RO O M house and furniture $3100. Beginning Sunday evening Lent«n FOR RENT—HOUSES good house, within 1 ml. of Good­ and Mrs. Ralph Meyers and family, yosk. Mrs. Jamea H o ly o ^ m as­ M ARRIED man for farm work. Must Ph. 127-R. 439 6th Ave. No. services will be held at Trinity Lu« ing. Write Box 67, Gooding, Ida. who have'been living the past year sociate hostess. E. R. BenheU ot the Uieran church, and each BuDdajr have good ref. Ph. 0191-J3. 5-ROOM houSe, $20. Phone 776-W. F OR BALE 7 room modem home. 3S1 In the Cosner residence, left Mon­ University of Idaho extension ■ day for Hartsell, Colo. ice landscaped the Holyoak home evening thereafter, during Lent. ‘ GOOD Irrigator. No other need ap­ CABIN for rent. 439 4th Ave. W. B u c h a i^ St- Terms. E. A. Moon. Ben Fairchilds ot Lebanon, Ore.. as a demonstration for the group. Xdmund, youngest son of Rudolf ply. Phone 68-R4 Wendell. Band Business and Professional PREPARE now for your new home spent several days tha first of the Mrs. W . F. Robertson gave the les­ Martens, hui been ill with bnmchltls Springs ranch. by acquiring one of Bremer's large week here, looking after bxulness In­ son.'Mrs. Albert Catmull will enter- and sinus infection. FHA approved residential loca­ terests pertolning to his herd of Uln the group March 19. Kenneth, youngest son of Mr. and M ARRIED m»n with car to demon Mrs. John Ab'-ns, still remains elck nlrntti locally well known product. tions through your own broker at Karakul sheep being wintered on W. W . Whiteaides of Layton, UUh, MM.Od egloii holl. Tlio date will I)q on- Plumbing and Heating Co. Monday, Noon. Final date for llnt- COMPETENT woman Wnnis work iiul Jpfjiry cows, Phono nounoed a t a later date. Ing liogA for the hog jxmI of Mai-ch by the hour. Phone 712-J. POH RENT—Nice fl-room house DociorB-Dentiata ABBOTT Plumbing and Heating Mr. and Mrs. Oliarlei DIckrnsoii wllh breakfast room, cement base­ moved Into U)o Ross FIik Ii residence 11. • Co. Pumps. Stokers. Day Ph. 95; Monday, County planning i EXP. girl wants housework. Call or ment. stoker heat, modem In ev­ Dr. Q. I.. Boyenger, Foot Special­ Night Ph. 1398-W. GO O D 3-yr, old horse, 1450 Ih.n, Good Tuesday. wrlU m il HiKBenbotliam, Filer. ery way. I>eavlng town March 1st. ist, over O. C. Anderson Btore. Ph. large bone. 1 ml. No. IS E. K im ­ Mr. and Mra. T. Thompson left mary meeting, iKX-nted 1419 Maple. PJiono 769-J. 363-J berly. F. K. Moorp. TiiMriay following a visit at the M arch 11, Hog pool. HOUSEKEEPINCJ, E x p e rie n c e d . Oateopathic Phyaiclan W HITE Leghnrii hens. 3 nii guest. EXP. slenoarojiher, bookkeeper, full 'VOVnWV HOTEL, 287 Main E. agc. Streamltnr. Wall Crests, Frlrfrn, Eden, Ph, 4-J2. High Bcore awards were wim by Mrs. or part time. Write Ho* 30 c-o MtKlcni. nrBon. Filer, and V. V. Mo- THERE Is no necessity for unneed- be. ItmMinable rates, day pr wk. IIIG liB s f ' prices paid lor ynur tat lander, Uuhl; low by Mrs. E. V. idilp guarantrrd. t^sllrniitr:) frrr chlckeita and tiirkcys. Iiidepend- PAINTING, kalsominlng, slitnglliiB, cd extra furniture to lie In the Phone 0463-il'i. Molander and Nels Larso'n. ant M eal Oumpaiu'. genrrnl repair work. Cnnliani, attin when a few cents Invested fnaiyance Taylor and Wine, Ph. OBO-R, in the Classified SecUon wJU lell IIAROAIN — OuUtandliig rrgUtered 11 for you. Guernsey bull, 4 yrs. old. Carl fl. BABY clothes and dresses Jaiin- Peavry-'l-aher Co, Ino. Ph. aoi. UNC1.B JOE-K’K M artin, Wendall, Ida. drred, Mrs, nrnckriibuig, 141 3rd MONEY TO LOAN Radio Heitairing Ave. W,, rear. Hvy Shop O. JONES for loans on homes. All makes Radios Repaired and El.DCRLY couple wnnU work. Oood KEY flHOP CUZCO Saniced, Factory Radio Usrvlce. I’h I.AHT TIMER TODAYl home and small wages. Box 23. FARM loans, low InlarMV Prompl laa 2nan office, Bank Tailoring , Ormsby place, 2 ^ ml. Oo. nf Hag- iiionlh nid, Shetland |»>ny. Gtorge on farm for shara crop. Write knd Trust lUdg. F. liambletoii, from fJouUi Park MAD-OAP MMANCEI •rm an on highway. ^ r o i l FINK tallprlni, altsratlons. rail box 37, Niws-Tlmes. n ml- s., a W. Babbel. Ph. 8t2. I'KKSONAL LOANS rilU lfH BniTvi-^frEfAULKtf Hslglum’s dniens* minister lias HOME Heauly applis. IH milea east ?|0 AND i;p Tuimiirllmi ordered (he clearing of 90 concreta on Kimberly road. D. B. Vasburg, thelters. bwllt by Otrmans along iha lo »IIV Iini>l'i)'^l man or woman flalaa, rentals nnd servlm. Pli. 90. riorlli Hra coast during thn World Wiil.iiiit /Irniiliy or Endorsers, MAIUUEU man, trailer hoiue avail­ AFPLCQ by the bushel or truck wnr, for detniftes againstaitalna t^ nir lr attacks.nrs atl No whini'H-No Embarrassing VphoMerIng able, wants Job, Has <)i>erated Brown**. Orchard, a ml. w . «t WANTED dairy, orchard, packing slied. Jr- Edeo. \ IiiV^.MiKi'ticin Nt. niif* Is nnliried wlini U"- W aaU d—Uplioltu^riiig, mpsirlnit. nm ioa tiAin nna ligalor, mechanic. Write Box 1, furnltura reflnlshlng, window sluMln Charge Admitted by Farm Equipment IMIAIA M M il • AtTIII WANTICD TO BUY Yuui /llniiiiliiin dels tlie Money. News-Tlmes. work. Craat and Uhilcy«>l JEROME. M.rrh 3 Plu»-”wns w m Days'* *' MIHCEIXANEOUH NOW! Nuttfol — Ntws lyt lit rxploln our service tl. Nslllon. Jerome, plsuded guilty 40 A. O R LESS. BOX 32. Newi.Tlnje; n P R iw S filled malUrs'irn insile W ill Buy lor CASH, nr 8pr N. Kulkiniin, Oalur- covewd. Wool > ardlDg. Twin J'»H' Basts. n ost ec(inemloa) and profiuble Qrr iin todnvl MattTMs Factoiy. Ph. Al-W. lUy, was finrd $100. His driver's mitrkel In towa Ikensfl wail revoked lor one year. /SIMIIIItaf o r r O A ill for your wool. Mita. CASH CHF.niT COMPANY Ills fine HARRY MUHGRAVE'S OUffTOM killing, ourlni and amok- hides, lunk and mixed tnttal c7 ninK 1-3. niiikholdsr Bldg. PIJ. 77* Wa$her Scrvlce lie at«laln«d fioin Uis use of liquor, I n i meats. Phone 36. lu d iO fh ^io t HERCIIANOiaE MAOT kinda. ^dcho Junk House, ^ a ^ c - l!>u K til>i>*lioiie 0t. at 2nd Ave, WE repair all inakeA «va

yesterday Riverside waa forced te depend on a an ^ll Diesel engine In WARNING an attempt to operate the telephone Local poUca officers this after­ ffllllLL D . system. FLOODS IME noon again Issued a warning- to MARKETS AND FINANCE Long Beact> authorlUea reported local citizens that marking ot th at “seven or eight apparenUy were cara In the » n e in front of the By United Press______drowned here” late yesterday in the poat office will continue •‘as under t t W I FLOOD collapse of a bridge at the mouth of SETS AT MOVIES-the city ordinance." (From Face' One) the Los Angeles river. The' post office sonei according The victims were members of a (From Fags Oa«) to the ordinance, is for lO-minute lomcrs. Many employes were unable lestjue In favor of the movies. She LIVESTOCK ( N.Y. STOCKS to come to work. crowd that gathered on the bridge parking only. This Includes «» to watch the flood waters pour into had .on a velvet evening dress week days, Sundays and other -I IMMKErnAGON Ncwspopers. however, were pub­ when she started for wprk only to the Pacific. lished on time. holidays and all hours of each DBNVER UTE8T0CK NEW YOHK. Uarch (DP)-Tho A span of the '3W-foot bridge see a lake between her door and day and night. marnet clo.ed lower. Heavy losses were suffered In the n m ro ^ tu e : esor nmket ftMdr buckled and tossed them Into the her car. W ith Uie grace of long Slgna are posted stating that Alaska Juneau .....—„ -----ll'.b rlcli cllnis belt. The Long Beach, pracUce, she, peeled off her' gown Allltd Chcmlcftl ---- Wilmington, Signal HUl and Hunt- yellow, raging river. the parking llihlt In the 80-foot Allla Cmimeni --- - SIOCKEXC •One of those dropped from the and Waded to her motor—wltti a space Is 10 minutes only. Police American Can ...... Ington Beach oil dlilrlcts also were bridge waa rescued three miles at marooned milk m an for audlcnce. officials said that any machine TO: a w M i •tewiy to loc ^>|h- CinCAaO. March 3 (UP)—The flnt American Radiator--- EW YORK. March 3 (UP)-Tradlng aflcclcd. Miss Madeleine Carroll, play­ of tbe »e*son’» private crop eatlmates, American Bmeltlng ...... financial and commodity markeU Sunshine alternated with heavy sea. HewaaUoydPolkstad,26, who found parking In that area more announced today, was a bit encoura*. American Telephone ..._ continued dull today a« tradera main­ wivs found clinging to a log. ing the Utle role in a drama call­ than the prcscrlbcd time, doy or American Tobacco B .... tained a walling attitude pending showers today as hordes of rcscue *“ih^ Jt^Ti ln» I (armen, but bcarUb market- A cutter from the batUeshlp Cali­ ed "The Adventuress," became ex­ night, wUl be tagged. |8 tofe.7Si «WM M to «.75. Anacontla Coppei tVa*fiIn(tton ic AtchlMn. Topeka ged early but met support.- fornia picked up PolksUd, He ex­ •• one time loaae« la atoek« ranged debris from streets and highways, ClltCAGO L1V&«0CK lower, com uochaoged to Uc lower Auburn liotora ...... pressed the oplnion that at least 13 tered Her home—near that of Cap-i CR1CAOO-HO*»: 10.000; »cUve. 15c and oau lie to He lower. lUlllmore & t)hlo ...... iota than 3 polnt.i. A aub»ei .N'^4.5Pn JB»l LoeW* Inc...... -.....« J i played their large searchlights on studio could not locate him. Juty ____ .«l»i Montgomery Ward -...... 35^ Industrial 128.22. off 1 .10: rail 2J.M off IwrtloiLs 1is yesterday and Tuesday. Plnn.s for a proccs.-iing plant In *^c;tue:*%»;"ilv« JOO; .t*.dy to 35c aepl. — ... 63S Nwh Kelvmawr ...... O'j 0.35: utility 19.M, off 0.20. Korccnsten-i expected the down­ the harlwr. Miss Shirley Tc/npie, number Twin Falls were outlined, and tho Nallonal Dairy Producu ...... 15',, Slock sales approximstcd 470 000 Flood conditions were 50 crlUcal one box office actress, spent last shares, against 410.000 yaterday. Curb pour to slacken materially by to­ method of operation through coop­ “ “ “• •irongtr; ... 30H ,30n J0>i JO'.i New York Central ...... 38 morrow. here that tlic Los Angeles emergency night'ln her bungalow on the Pox . top $tJO. ■ Packard Motor* ...... 4‘, aharea against erative membership- was explained. Paramount Picture* ...... Pf< S0,0CKJ yesterday. rcJIel council was called lor the first Jot, The roads to her home were Miiny of tlie rivers—most of wlilch Value (0 Growers OGDEK LIVESTOCK J, C. Penney Co...... - ...... «9J» e dr>' through the greater part of time sincc the Long Beach earth­ impassable. Waniers rigged a OaOKN—uogi: 220> >or mirket: fltadr U«y*'— ....-— .74'.4 Penna. R. R...... 22’, John Troendly, Jerome, field m an­ t o ^ wwen w ly top »8.lo on eboico Jui^-^...... -_..,eau Pure Oil ...... 1]J« the year—still were over their banks quake in 1D33. More than 100 per­ dormitory on the end of a sound but«b«nrmUeq medium Radio Corp...... «J4 I Local Markets I s they rushed toward the sea. w ms died In that disaster. stage for the chorines In ’ Gold ager, explained tlie Associated set­ wtUbu irtM to « .« : tew ptcum lonrs RedlD Kellh Orpheum ...... 3U Orriclals of various clUcs estimated The Hood wos aeoumulatcd from Diggers of Paris," up and declared that "a great deal ISjZi ta MJQ. ReynolcH Tobacco B ...... 3#J. • ------• of southern Idaho livestock la go­ »loir. few food driveln Seara Roebuck ...... — .... - C2^ proixTly damage might exceed 125;- heavy rains, wlilch measured 6.25 Those film personalities sOio* h M m i u S r at te: piaiD kiDdi H-1S: CAHil GRAIN Bhcll Union Oil -...... - 000,000. inches here In 24 hours, and 10.85 tried to drive their automobllcy^ ing out and Is processed elsewhere s3a W d r t w in ttM n t i . » ...... 30?, Buying Prices to t«; OK/CAOO-WJieaJ; No. 9 red «c; aimmoo3 Co Bridges -fiwept Away Inchcs In lour days. had Uniformly tough luck. Fran- —this should all be kept at home." oow. MJS to «4J0; cutter u d com­ aample grade red 75c; No. 3 hard |l.00%. Socony Vacuum .....-...... He emphasized that money saved mon 13.23 to H: abelly low cuttet* Com: Mo. a mixed 57c; Mo. 4 mixed Southern PaclMo ...... Twelve persons were reported, Collapse of h i g h tension wires chot Tone had to thumb a lift on on freight alone would "be well down to «3: Odd bulU *4.13. 53>io to 51'ic: No. S mixed SlHc to Standard Brands ...... drowned when bridges were swept bringing power from Boulder dam a b^ery truck; Arleen Whelan S3c; Mo. yellow SSc; Mo. 2 yellow Standard Oil of Calif...... worUi while to the growers.” 1 away and six were crushed to death and from the Mono basin in Owens (foniYisr Twin Palls resident) S8^ic to 5#e; No. 3 yellow saiio to 5Bc; Standard Oil of New Jersey Troendly said that Uie meat mar­ trueked'ln tainbi steadjr al Ital week* No. 4 rellow Me to 5«>ic: No. 5 yellow Texas Corp...... W, when homes were destroyed by lan'd- valley c r i p p le d o bummed a ride from an insurance ket -'is good at Uie present time ftdvtnca • « « . SU^e to 53iic: No. 3 white J7%c; No. Trana-Amerlca ...... slidcs. throughout Eouthem California. agent who nearly sold her a policy, 4 wblte 560 to 57c; aample grade 9lo Union Carbide it-Carbon...... -....- 78> and will continue to be good for Except for radio Los Angeles was while Joan Crawford stalled her to 590 Union Pacific ------77 Pcace officers reported'a half- years." Oaut No. whit* u n o to 34e; Mo. United Aircraft ------24, unable to reach the outside and it automobile ’ In front of a gram­ 1 dozen Incidents of persons being J. A. Cederqulst, president of the 3 wblte 33fkc; No. 3 whlt« 931<|C to United Corp------2 Small Reds No. could not communicate with San mar school. Where she had J o 33c; No. 4 White SJlic; aample grade U. 8. Steel, com -...... 54! drowned when trapped In stalled Chamber of Commerce, reported on I. but^ei* W «) to Small Reds No. a ...... m jo automobiles. Diego even by radio. autograph the scratch pads of 31Hc. Warner Droe. ------5J IQuoted from Buhl deale^) the Inspection trip made by a dele­ ejo to M.75: pMfc< Sre; NO. 3. V iie; stmpie grade 71?ic WnlCTB Union At least 6,000 people were home- every student Uiere, ^ ~ te«dtr pIsa |S.»0 POTATOES gation th/’t viOB-ed the ColdweJl co­ to IlSbe. Is bulk to growers...... -.37>be-40« ic.v; and refugees were housed In Barley: Feed 49o to «0c; malting 70c ...... ,'oolworth Oo, ..... No. '2s bulk to growers...... 17f^c-30o operative meat plant. oal»» 13! MU»e: alfoa* ') POo. American Rolling UUla__ POULTRY AT RANCH police staUons, theaters and audi­ News of Record . Boybeani! No. 3 yellow tl.Ol'i; No. 3 Armour ...._ au toriums. ^ Plant Feasible }»liow ^ . Atlaatlo Eaflning ______Colored hen*, under « Iba. ______jso Marriage Licenses Timotby aeed: » .K to 13. - Boeing :§!i Colored bena. tinder 4 the. Railrood lines aald they \11^ not Cederqulst .and others of the del­ •OUTSi low Olovtr: Bed 32e to 37c; aweet *10 to expect to move trains in and out of sypiis TESTS egation found’ Uiat the Caldwell __ i to K3S; tt0.5a a s plant Is on a sound basis and that Cectrlo Auto 'Ute ______— Colored fryera . Los Angeles "for several days." Air­ MARCH S Old cocks____ plane travel waa to be resumed, how­ a larger plant could be handled »Sri^>'tMi'atoTe; Houston Oil ...... Don W. SUvers, 21. and Wanda National DUllllera ...... -...... ever, os soon as weather cleared. here. P. O. Tliompson, chamber sec­ (Above prlcae are for A grade, : I POTATOES I Nonb/Aaerlcan A viation----- AuUiorlUcs said th at reports of WUlls, 19. boUi of Twin Falls. ,HIT NEW RECORDretary, corroborated that view. SafewCy-Stores ...... ‘ 'SodSS'- deaths exceeded 60 but It ' Delbert Hlnmab. 40, and Orra Sil­ Membership drive will be Inten- Bcbenley DUUUera ...... An all-time record for the health Studebaker ...... ------No. 1 bucterfac ...... 27 pectcd, many reported lost merely vers, 27, MurUugh. allled in this area, Troendly an­ rUTCBE POTATO TRADES United Alrllnea------No. 3 butterfat unit laboratory had been set today nounced today. Field men arc now White Motors 10 E«p. extras — ere missing. after records disclosed 327 persons (OoeUtlom famished by ...... - ...... Standards contacting ranchers, Goal through­ ' tiM riUNClSCO UVBSTOCK Chicago Pneumatic T ool------11', Some people In Isolated districts submitted to blood testa to disclose florrm ^ ntAMoi60o--Hofli: sto; Sndler, Wegener A Co.) Ohio Oil ...... 131. Births I out south central Idaho Is 2,000 top and bulk leo to 3W lb. Cairtorala .■itlli were clinging to tree-tops or possible cases of syphilis during Uarch delWerT: no talee; cloelng btd phlllips Petroleum ...... 38?, -• members. 0 M t f it M |0M packing aow* Republic BteeL...... -...... - — in t _14C perched on roofs long after day­ February. A report for tho period ^net«7 In'trader------break waiting for rescue. ---- iMd madium to Vanadium ...... To Mr. and Mrs! Earl Hunt. K im ­ was prepared and released by Har­ bugab nnuREB Utah Power and Light Co.. 7 per _ LtVESTOCR At 6 a. m. pollcc were told that 100 vard Luke, bacteriologist. % {ed atMO MJOi January m s to *3.19: Uarch *3.18 cent preferred ...... No aales Choice light butchera. 180 berly, twin daughters, this morning bid; Itey |3.ie to *3.lfi: July *3.30 to Idaho Power, 0 per cent pfd...... S7-101 pouorterj ...... gj.jo persons still were marooned In North at the hospital maternity home,- During January of this year, dur­ 'to'VlO.*** Idaho Power, 7 *^per cent ..... 105-109 Overweight butchers. 210 to 220 Hollywood In an island in the mld> ing which Ume the next h i g h ^ deck lb. north I3J1; Sept. 13.31 to KJ3. | •To Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Oilman, V pounders ...... m .oo die of’ the Los Angeles river. Six total was reached, 210 blood samples IDK TOTALS Overweight butchers. 250 to 900 Twin Palls, a son yesterday at - nUBO TAILS POTATOES N. Y. CUBB E.XCHANGB were tested, the records show. IDAHO FAUA-PoUto market ateady American Super Power ...... 13/10 pounders ...... -...... 17.75 similarly were awaiting help In Bio Wood's private sanitarium. In February the unit under the tiere Wedneaday; temperaturee. mini­ Citlee Service, com ...... _• Hi Underweight butchera. 123 to IM Hondo, near Montebello. To Mr. and Mrs. Howard John­ mum 36. maximum 43. cloudy; wire la. Dectrlo Bond & Share „ ______BPundera ...... direction of Mr. Luke made 412 I DENVER BEANS I qulry ntbcr light, demand limited: Ford Motor Ltd. ______Packing sows, light ...... _ Six SWept to De«th son, Murtaugh. a daughter yesterday various exi • Packing sows, heavy ...... M.oo Oaah to dealer*, loaded cart: Ru«. Police who watched the Lankcr- a t 11:30 p. m. at the Suburban m a­ pleted one special problem. The ex­ aeta, V. 8. Ho. 1 . 67>ic to «3}4c: U. 8. shim boulevard bridge at Culver City ternity home. _ . Ko. 3. moaUy S8c. a few 37lU. aminations and tests included wo- Building operations in Twin FUlls _C 4»h jo^tioweti.- bulk: U. f • collapse discredited reports that six ter bacteria, 34; mUks, 28; Wldal, for the monUi of February amounted SPECIAL WIRE were swept to their deaths there. 9; typhoid stools, 31; typhoid urines, to $9,075, the report compiled by City In 'L o s Angeles, r^sdie 'wtirken!, T Funerals Courtciy «f MILL FEED 8; diphthiria. 8; tmdulailt lever, 9; Clerk W.' H. Eldrldgo showed this M ^ k e ts at a Glance CHICAGO POTATOES Sndler-Wegener A Company following the receding waters, dug gonorrhea, 10; tuberculosis, 15; feces afternoon. OBIOAOO^Weather cloudy, tempera- E llu Bldg.—Pbone 010 Into mud and searched lo r vlctlnw parasites. 6; meningitis, 4; dark- AlUiough down from the previous AtOdta tur* 34. ablpmenu (39, arritral* n . SHUMWAY-^rvlcea for Dwight fleld. 5. tnek 947; old auppllee heavy, demand Aj they cleared homes of debris month, 11 was nevertheless termed' Mayor Evaris, of Riverside, report­ Edward Shumwav, who died Tues­ , * 0^ Imw* »b4 qul*t! V. B. loir. very alow, market dull; Ida. Ruaaet day, will be held Friday at 3 p. m "better than the average Fcbruory." Burbanka, 3 cara *lJ7fS. 3 can *IJ5. 1 INVKHTMENT TKUliTB ed many spcctocular rcscucs there. Of tlie total expended In building ear |lJ3fi; No. a, l ear *1.09. 3 cara Fund. Inv...... $17.20 In one instance firemen, to save & at the Twin Palls mortuary chapel Hagerman Dance is praeUoally free from cuU. *1.30; Colo. Fund. Trust A...... with Rev. G. L. Clark, paator of the operations, $5,200 went for new “SiSg'iV.S? score of persons who were marooned dwellings; $2,200 for new non-resl- Rad MeOlurM. I car burlap aacka, *1- Corp. TVust ...... Presbvterlan church, officiating. In^ Given by ISasques learoottonaack«|l.4iWU.Round on an Island, newly-formed by the u „ . ternMmt will be. In Sunset Memo­ HAOERMAN. March 3 (Special) dentlal buildings ond $2,275 lor re­ Ho to 4ie lower; com un< river. Joined a breeches buoy with pairs. alterations and additions. MINING STOCKS rial park. Friends may call at the One hundred ninety-flvo tickets fire hoses to reach the Island. mehiS* *1; teed etock Ulon. Cobblers Bunker Hill and Sullivan ...... *13.371 mortuory until Friday noon. were «old for the annual Basque certUled. l ear (I.IS; WU. Oobblera. Mui: city c • Ooppi.•• ...... -- Tlie Santa Ano river, as It courses cerUfled. car * . ; local Ida. Rua* Park City Consolidated . dance held at the Legion hail here, 1 1 10 by Riverside, normally Ln a shollow / act Burbanka. large die, *1.40; new Sliver King CoaU'inn Saturday. Towns repre,?entcd nt the atook auppllta liberal, demand very Bunshlbe Mines weed-cluttered creek, but last night I Temperatures ] dance Included , Ketchum,''Hailey. 4ow. market allghUy weaker; no oar- Tlotlo Standard it raged Into Fairmont park, broke - 9 lo» a a ^ loeal per buih crate Florida Shoshone. Twin Falls, Jei^me, Bur­ GIVEN KIMBERLY the dam there and then coursei cents a fine ounce lodsy, un- An army truck from Morch Field aeh^lllv u pamncer tralni tnd Over 100 Orangers met Monday at The proceeds from the dance, aided In rescuing Bomo residents motor. «t«(w patting through Twin the regular session of the Klmt»rly which arc alwoys donated by tlio Equipment LONDON DAtt SILVER Just before the river broke into Its Basque people to some worthy cause, 7*Us ( ttU r 'in » i ioDowi: . ni. yellow* *1 to *1 .10. LONDON-Bar silver was fixed at Orange when the travelling ga7el Havre ...... Q|UN)pN jtlO R T UNS Uieb. yellowa *l.U to 11.19. 30 3/10 pence an oimce today, up old bed. Helena .. were donated half and half to the Matao Valenclaa 41 tb {i.jo. penny. Based on slerllng at *3.0175, the waa presented to Roy Hoverland, Homea Flooded KalUpell ...... liigh school athletic fund here anti O«o. Valenclaa *l.M^i. American eqtilvaleiit wm 43 U cents a mnater, by E. L. Metr, master of the Having swept Uio Riverside sector, Kaiuas City .... the American Legion. Specials Oolo. yellow Danven *1.10 to *l.ia, fine ounce, compared with 43.33 cenu Pomona Orange. . Ias Angeles -- Ulnn. yellowe »0o. ytsUrday. Porwanl aiher was quoted the Santa Ana,rlver continued to Mile* City ...... t 19!k pence an ounce, up 1/iS penny. Dtirtiig the bttslncM eculon two out of Its.ftanka /or more Ihan Mlnuenpcillii . 7 f l. Oliver tniclor disc; lfo.S^'vlMTM ------lOiMK.in cw members were ncccptcd Olfl 40 miles. { New York , MKTA^lTfl Oinalia —Furnllure IJpholfllcrlng- 7V: f(. M ivl). field culti- 1 BUTTEI^ EGGS * NEW YonK-TDday« fiistom smrlt- ccrn of the Pomona Orange were It Hundreds of homes in BunU Ana iSirstelio . era prlcra tor dellverni metals, ctnU I'harfte and a program wrui present were flooded but the water wan not I'ocUaiid VR(or; Hevcral l>can<^pliiiil- per pound: by Mrs, Erie Jones, octlng deep and, when IL» rLie ceasi'd, offU Kt. LniiU Jto, p. m. Mpper: neclttfl^lle tO; export 10.025, Usll I,ake city .. ern; 4 Mc.-l). I>eun culll- _B A N r*ANCiaCO Ircturer, ccrs broadcast orders for fiiinllles to U«n FrancUi-o .. SAN FRANOiaCG-Butter: 93 acore Lead: New York 4.1o'w 4.1S; East St. Numbers Included a violin solo by stay Indoors until later In the mom- Heattle THOMETZ TOP AND vntorH; 2 Mc.-l). spvid ciil- LoilU 4.35, Mrs. D. A. Patteraon, accompnnled when boat crcws would bo sent TWIN PAMJJ . , HODY WORKS More Me*” '* *® Zmcr New York aio; East Bt. l,nula Wnilalott tivat«rn; 2 Mc.-l). 1-row Gb*M : Wholetale flaU Iflile: trip. .75: 2nd ituarKr 4*3. by Mrs. W illiam Hayne.i, a rending to Uie rescue. Yellowstone . 3M Main A»r. N. Phone 120 imibit TAcm onAois UU 1#«; lobbing prlCM. fUu to Aluminum, vlnlii: jo In 31. by Mr«. Harold Koenig, talkn by K. The first direct communlriUlon HputI plantcr.s; -1 'i-tov/ Antimony, Aliisrlrsu; !]>,. L. Mrle, and L, Q, Cobb, a vncni received frxim Hun Brrnurdino iilncc ^ y « a . iSn*t f<«rge iS^io; Uria i Platinum, itnllars psr uuni'e: 34 1 READ 'in a TIMES WANT AD3 Hoover Hptid pluiilcr; 1 IBJio) medium 17 lie; »m Jl i: nolo i)y Mrs, Q. BI. atan.%cll, ncrom- yesterday afternoon came to tiiel.oa Xm TC* ...... —8:20 a;au g.m.a. ill. OenUal Callfarnla egu: Ki Quicksilver, dollsrs per flssk of 78 punlcijby Mrs, Oarl Harder; a one- Angeles jwllce from the San Bernar­ new 2-row (lhamplon Hpud Airlveg via • NorlhiWe____ l :ao p. m. bs.: 72.SO to 74. noiiilnsl. U avea ------^ i: 8 0p,m ^^mgsten. ixjwiUtKi. In the l*i/ninnii'n message rejwrtlng 800 refugees liuH- BALT LAKE c r r v , March 3 lU R)- Farmer niire Hprcadcr. L w t m . tU Northikle__ g:oap.m. iTuTur: Market ileady: reoelpt« Ml . rountywlda gavel cont«at, iit (lio cn^l dled In the NorUi Hollywood IiIkIi **" • •racle.l ffnt« aw JbTtTM ------a:fiOa.m. s 38)«D| eatrae 2»^bo; Ur*U 18n u> Alr (r«n«portiitlnn from KolC U kc of which ^lie htgii-i'AiikinK niih- school and onother huiidretl in the 'llKMc «lri harnr^vd may l/>3t 'I’heMO arc jiwt a few of iM T M ------_ 8 :M a ,m . llie: .econd. 3»e to 17c; epeetai. aoS another neiuion or two If re­ City WM rpMiincO today by United ordlnate Orange will receive nwartla. American Legion hall there. the.U>icceM o( (iOOl) lUc •‘•nOatfle Mo; ciittrallied Alrlliirn aflrr k ',14-nimr dLsniiilloii Mayor Evans said that somn of paired and oiled in pure Neata- TWIN MLU-WBIXS of acrvlco l>cci\\itfl tit filorm foiull- those rescucd near and in Rlvcrslili, root oil. llrluK them In now. ONION SHKIV eijyiphienl wc liave for t e v e f ------H_,B:00a.ra. daUlea Balrymen—feed Coilonseed Meal ISSa to I»o; lonahofin IJiie to ISo. tlons. for rrotcln. Globe Heed A reed <; needed hotplUl treatment. W ? mnkn our new h»rncs:i Hhle. Adv. After a power failure at a p. m. from the br/it oak Inniied italher While and Yeilnw flweet oblalnatile. Hee them before you Npaniih, Yellow «lob« and I It KecpH (ioliiK and TWIN rALLS-llAlLBY 8TA0B Belwdttlg N& 1 buy. nig Grano ComlnK ilMtlag Nwtbimd Yoiitli Recovers Week After Ijjrge Ktmk of double filled u » m Twin y i u , _ .ii !oo >. B>, cunvnn (nr iUmui. Bowing Free, IM Mdea fcaal 9f .Wasliington Nrhool ort A^Ason -Harry ; Molten Lead Covered Eyes AirlVMTvtalWU..______o:30b. KOSS n iO N ^ . MUigrave ' W u tb g BMtbbooAa KANSAS CITV. Knn.. Mtirch I W hat Dr. DllIii)B»lry aaw waa a IIARNIOSS SHOP ' (U.W-'niOinBB M. Hell Inokwt oiu young mail in agony. Iitn ryen A. KAll,. Manancr Jolin fe'PctcrH upon Uie grny drnbiirM or Utn arcmlng to Iw grotencjuii lead kIoIi - Mdie. Mart XiteVM Twin Fatti____a :U p m winter todny wlUi ryta Hint k ulea. BjiatlrriiiH^ of tjir nioltrn A n lT N Kgtonum.______ojiop.m . wepk Ago were wcldrd nhut with lead alao had liirrnrd his fnce *a- mo;(ra lead, and exclaimed that rerely. UM^pWld waa filled with mnrei 'riie BprclalL^l iwunn a taAic of Kiwanig Members beaiiU. (n J)(m tliaii It imd ever Sflveral lioiirn' diirullon. accaiiliig bceh uoforo. tlie film from tlio eyrs ««iui iiio WK 1)0 CUSTOM . Present Keports It waa A nUi'uuIo of nin- i or Um xtwaiili club fc«. apct eye* had been aiiaUcrrd wllU cauM Uie naturnl walrry coaling CURING Hprliijf nppronchea; yoiir liiHjiirallon and ourB. L t l’n tH$ DiMllog Held today at Uw tiol lead 111 ait niiloalou while he had shielded them. Waa at work wlUi » lino crcw o{ till niiil need tlio Hoil llin l InHplred P rom oterN and Kn< ,,JM ^ t e l j H. H. Ilediirom, presU Ne«a frrfectiy crfecliy. OLD ID A H O cxcchh vo h it eyehalla, 71ie next Instant idwnyH will, wliiln I Tax Collnctorft (Tyranln) when he bUaked, Uie lldg were 1110 apeolalUt tald Uial Ihe only I'ACKING CO. I'livo hroiiKht tho Hword—and alwayn will. nUiUmu: glued la it to Uie lead (Dm coat­ danger now lay in Dm |HiA»lbUlly ActoM From Hagar rtan i Ill llio moaiitlmo wo want BICANS oa NIOGOTIAlUiK w u n ciMii- ing. o{ InfeoUoii. OUierwlae, Uirre waa WAUICIIOUSK RFXKI1*TS, a document lly the People • Ktwhitf to HeaplUI llttie probataUlty of even parUal DRUM' Follow workmen ruahtd him to bllndneaa, he aald. I’hone I 9 6 0 uiid For tho People. the hoapltal. Phyalclana whu ad< lU e aooldent occurred when mlnUUred rir*t aid despaired ol Bell allpped and let Uie not of MVlflff'hig eyci, but Uiey c«iie<) moitaa m eUI Jta w u t arrying, fall tx-cBL nuAtm nmAT The Chas. W . Barlow Co. m Or. John A. BUllngtloy. an eyp ______„„,^cora. mi«M’ QUINN WILSON, M|r. . V, Inln ft anow drift whore 11 ex- Bi4iamm.>w*v.i[*p,*Natowvm^Ky,mcwivi<*wc«!P»mi>Mfto,HT.c. ritODUOTS pluded. Thuriday, March 3, 1938 IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Bnerol lOAHO KVBNiNU TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO -Thursday, March S, 1938

I d a h o D e p a r t m e n t S t o r e —“If It Isn’t Right, Bring It Back”- SPECIAL! SPECIAL SPECIAL IN THE ECONOMY BASEMENT IN THE MEN’S STORE—FRIDAY AND SATURDAY F R ID A Y A N D SATU RDAY [ 180 FINE Fine $2.98 to $4.45 RAYON AND COTTON 126 W O M EN ’S FAST COLOR LUNCH 1 8 0 HATS Wash Frocks CLOTHS

4 9 c 1 . 9 8 2 9 Regular Values to 98c Strictly First Quality Regular 49c Values f Strictly First Quality 180 fine felt hats of our regular line, the only Strictlj; First Quality difference being they contain the names of other Bright checks and plaids. Guar­ stores which for some reason could not be shipped to them by the manufacturer. Bright colorful'prints in dozens anteed fast colors I Red, Blue, of styles. All made of 64x60 Gold and Green in assorted color count fabrics. Sizes 14 to 52. Every Hat Guaranteed to Be & FIRST. combinations. Here is your opportunity to Some Are Samples.' save on wash frocks. More value than ever in these smart frocks. SIZES IN There are light weight spring hats with narrow Irresistibly gay and .80 low 51x51— 57x57 bands. Colors are light, medium and dark grey» priced. medium blue, grey green, fawn and biege tan, 51x67— 57x87 also brown. SEE THEM Staple men’s shapes with a wider brim in good DRY GOODS DEPT. shapes o f grey and brown. 29c Every one of these hats sold regularly from FRIDAY AND SATURDAY $2.98 to ?4.45. Sizes to 7i/l>—$1.98. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

C I ^ P E R The New Smart DRY GOODS DEPT. ECONOMY BASEMENT Styles in “THE SEASON’S NEW H i r ’ Just Received! Just Unpacked B a i t m i m o( our -Me* H lto"- • Moulded Man A New Shipment of Clipper Is featured la rich bUck gBb* Tailoreds Modern California irdlne, pttent trim, new nitty “«tlok • New Dressmaker up pum p." 16/8 Boulevard heel. Ruffled Curtains Hais Solid Color W idth! AAA to B. ' Suits have an AIR • New Topcoat & Dinnerware A iw«ef, ioucy qIt about Prlc. $4*95 Suits - 9 8 c Pair tha naw Sprlnfl hau l Cora* See This Dinner Ware— B lM Gabardine In H a ar New Pattcnu Moulded m an teUored suits that a«a y » ’pt*lly lh*y mok» proclaim their newness with eculpcd you fooU boaom curve, high peaked lapels, Colon ot Rose, Blue, It’s N«w and Different Bllm straight skirts, Emphatically new cardigan sulU with clean-cut Green and Orehld. Freeman’s New collarless neckllncs, etched /Iguro lines. Soft lltUo dreumaker sulUi, chlo box coat suits . . . the most 3'4 yds. long, (ull width. Important suit silhouettes (or SPRING STYLES aprlng. A ll Impeccably tailored. Ouaranteed sun and Worsteds, c^nlk stripes, lierrlntf- tub fast. bones. twills, tweeds. Purred, uii- for Men (uried. i $7.90 and up 98c

In pastel colors ot ntrnw, or­ The New chid, green, oziire blue. Ounrnn- Spring teed ngnlnst checking. % COATS 1 I’iiit H m vl ...... 4 5 ^ In The Economy 12 in. Choj) Pinto « 1 . 2 S H uHemcnt M in. ChDp PI»t« $ 1 . 9 5 It’s no wonder that smartly drcHsed men uvcrywhcro aro Aro (ireat Style leading the “New Spring Parade" In “Freomnn ShocB." and Vahje LendtTH Coffdt; ScrvtT Take it from us the Btyles aro Hmarter than ever. New a t— . (10 cup) ...... 9 1 . 9 5 greys, tans, browns and black. Smootli Icathors and $5-90 Coffee Server Stopiior 4 0 < novelty perforated patterns. Priced from— Spring’s in the Air' Sailoral BonnetsI And Wherever You $7.90 eo« and C’liowder ...... 4 5 ^ $5.00.. $6.85 and up Champions at % 4 M Go 98c $8.90 r>>/:. in, l''niilH 2 0 ^

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