SOVIET READY TO WITHDRAW FROM LEAGUE
Death Claims Doug Fairbanks, RUG-CUTTER Russia Expected » L T Z OUSTER NEW YORK. Dec. 12 (UJO—‘t t e H N L A N B W W B cast of a mu-ilcal revue descended from the stage last n l^ t t o teacb Greatest of Silent Film Stars members of the audience the DEIND DEtie British dance "Boomps-a-Daisy" By FREDERICK C. OTHHAN 10 BE ON n u To Quit to Avoid SANTA MONICA. OaUf.. Dec. U and one ot the chorines selected (U.R>—Douglas P&lrbanks, greatest of a dignified old gentleman a few rows fro.n the stale. , all the silent screen Lotharios, died making acUng an athleUo . suddenly early today o f a heart at He sprang from tiie wlnga .to the The old genUemsn turned out FOR AIR AHACK lo be AMiM E, Smith, former Expulsion Vote d WA8IQNGT<$?}ri’N -U -«)n— tack in. his log shrouded BanU M on throata of his adversaries m i he REI^IKKI. Finland. Dec. t l (UJ9 governor and former candidate ~ —The mcrlcDltaral Burketlnf M rr- ica home. He was 56. vaulted walls b if they w « * oitb « —Warnings were received by f o r ^ By m m iT SBATOO for Pre.sldent. with the thorough He succumbed so unexpectedly stones. Quarters today that Helsinki might MOSCOW, Dec. 12 (U.R>— Diplomatic circles today forecut: »ee tod*r dem»ndi f»r ness that marked his public that his wife, the former U d y Sylvia bo subjected to new alrpUn* bom ' remotal « f L. G. Bebvlii m fopcr- HU first movie for Orllflth, en career, Smith picked up the imminent Soviet withdrawal from the League of Nations Ashley, was prostrated. M aiy Pick* bardments on the first day o f good t U iv iBfp«et«r of Idiibo. titled "m e U m b ” was ahytblai but dance qulcWy and drew an ova rather than court a vote of expulBloo. ford, his fonner wife, wept when gentle. He nearly broke his n e ^ do weather.. O. W. Kitchen, chief of the Rerv- she was notified. tion when he finished rug-cutting Soviet authorities ignored the invitation fd the Leacoa ing the things the acrtpt demand in the aisle. *nu warnings came from not' tee. e l d In a letter to CommlMloncr His son, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.. ed. but the public ate' up the result. Ptnnlsh sources. It was assumed to Russia to withdraw Soviet troops from Finland and par who 16 carrying on in pictures where B. M. Peltygrove of the state agri Soon after his salAi^ had reach they were given In order that for ticipate in peace discussions. They declined to comment and his father left off. rushed to the ed M ,000 per week figure. Oottg mar eign cltlsens might have an oppor- refrained even from confirming the league hivitatioii had culture department that investiga* death scene. 8o did Fairbanks’ tion o f complalnta concemUig ad ried Beth Sully, the actress, who ttmUy to leave the city. been received here. brother Robert, bore him his only child. Tlielr mar ministration and opentlon of the Yeste/day the Bobln Hood and the BR Plnnlah and Swedish mine petrols The Bussian p ress and federal-state InapecUon servloe ot riage Isirt^ only briefly. In 1930 prept the waters of the Ovflf ot Don Juan ot the old Ume movies and Fairbanks took as his bride. Mary LOST radio gave no hint of events fruits and vegetables In Idaho vere the man wlio turned fence-jumping othnla. between Finland a n d Plckford, America’s sweetheart. The CINCINNA'n, O., Dec. H fUJO- at Geneva and officially th en not well founded. The Investigation and balcony leaping Into a pro-, Sweden, watching for Russian mine revealed. Kitchen said, that 73 i>er ceremony was secret because Mary layeni. It was believed mine layers Por 37 yearn Hiomaa Wldeman, a was no indication as to what fesslon, suffered what seemed to be had obtained her divorce from Owen MESBREMEN might have approached or pene street car motoiman. has been c«nt o f growers and "an even great the Soviet reply might be. minor heart atuck. He died at Moore only a few weeks beforeC Biit BERUK, Dec. 12 (U,B — The piloting trolleys from downtown er proportion” of shippers Inter trated the Pinnlsh-Swedlsh minw Alttuxigb in d l i ^ ^ u o «M m I a. m. when the news leaked out there were German Iniory Uner Bremen has Cincinnati to MadlscoviUe, a viewed favored retention of sc h u l^ field around the Aland isla n ^ Ruula'a expulsbm from tba to «n a Shock to Hollywood such parties as to make old timers arrived safrty Jn borne water* suburb 10 miles out. was regarded as unlikely beoanM' Kitchen aald the complaloU swoon upon recalling them. after a voyage from MBrtnansK. Envoy to U. S, Death o f Fairbanks came as a Yesterday, he got lost. A traffic the league covenant requbw a were ‘'concentrated malnir in cer Rossla. dnrifig whieh it waa saved shock to all Hollywood, which had Careers Boom t It waa announced the govenunent tie-up forced him to go straight unanimous vote by the cotmdl, ttifl tain locaUtles of (be Twin Falla from BrltUh submarine attack by had sent a special envoy to the regarded him as ageless; as the one Doug and Mary continued to make ahead when he should have made of mere mi oondeamaUoapossibility and Idaho Falls dlitricU” and star who never seemed to grow the timely arrival of a Nasi pUne, Dnited States in connection with were made by persons represent* picture after picture, with mulU- a right turn. With n o way to turn by a majority of the a older and who remained as bronu It was annoonred ofneially to financial matters. around, he discharged h is . pa«- . lag “ a relatively small proportion million dollar prohts to be divided night. believed, sufficient gteondi for skinned and as perfectly muscled as- unons producers, directors and An army commwkiue admitted tengera and kept « a vntQ ha Russia's jreidgnailoB. of the indBBtrr.” he was the day he went to w oit for stars. Eventually they Joined with the Pinns had evacuated Patkaer- reached College Hill, anothef su Seen C^taHet !!•«• Part of the opposition, he added, D. W. Griffith In lOU at the then LONDON. Dec, 13 (U.PJ-The ad anta, on the north shore of Lake burb fire miles out. - was “ due to confusions and mlmin- Griffith. Charlie Chaplin. Samuel Tlie leagued expectisd resolatkn dazzUng .■salary of |3,000 a week. miralty today said the <30.000.000 Ladoga, and Salla, In the northern It was strange territory to him. lUderstandlng" by growers concern Goldwyn and others In organising of condemnation or recommendaUan Only a few hours before he suc German luxury liner Bremen, en part of the mid-Finland front. He met another motorman who ing the dual activities of Inspectors United Artists studios, a cot^ ratlve that sancUons be applied probably , cumbed he discussed with associates venture whereby they could keep route from the Ru.ulnn Arctic coast There was fierce fighting at Salla, told him of a short cut back to wiu be dismissed here a« another as representatives of the federal- his plans to start production c. tc^ward Germany, had been spated the communique said. It was in «u t« agency and the state agri most of the profits themselves. town. Before he got back, a street "capttallat m anetm r engineered iqr motion picture at United Artieta by a British submarine because U dicated the withdrawal from Pat- car company Inspector located him culture department. Their twin careers continued to A n ^ R e n c b - ImperlaUsta." studios, where he continued to main boom and Hollywood was zxever mors would have been contrary to ih e kaeranta was ^ strategic one. and helped him find his way back.- -DOBieitic-int«rttt e t e t « i d - » !fii tain headquarters, though he seldom shocked than on ChrlstquS. 1933, rules of warfare to torpedo the ship It was asserted the Finns de campaign against Finland. U wa« entered them during the last 15 when It was learned M in Pickford without warning. stroyed seven Russian tanks in the Indicated Russia has started a nnr years. Intended to seek a divorce. ‘Rie The admiralty's communique said eastern part o f the Karelian isth drtra along the northwest ahora of Athletic Acting trouble was simply explained: Doug the Bremen was sighted this room mus. and the communique added U k e Ladoga, in tba Sortavala aee> . WITNESS FOUND B om in Denver, Oolo.. educated in wanted to chuck the movie tnulnea ing by the Brtll&h submarine «n that repeated Rus&lan attempts \A Death Calls tar, with the intesUon o! dzMnf > M CtH tnao School of Mines, be- and spend the profits seeing the route to a home port, which re cross the Vuoksi lake system at tbe down to meet Ita amiy flghtlar«Br-* uue hb-ttthcr wanted Um to be world; his wife wanted to sticfc to liable sources said meant the ^ g important bridgehead of Klvlnleml the Karelian Isthmai. . : Y a gofat miner, taking • fling at selling her movie career. The divorce:be Uner was making itjt way from Mur Had failed. Attacks elsewhere in Chain Drug An onidal ooomuniqua ai»> DEiJIOODS stock. « o 0 then trylnrhU band as a came final in 1934. Later. Mlsa Pick* mansk on the Arctic coast o f Rus the Isthmus^ and at TolvaJaervl noonoed UmJ) ^ A T U t K T ia c n Y . N. J* Dec. 18 hiahrw B , padtUer. Doug couldnt g at ford married Buddy R o ce r s,'th e sia toward a German port. farther north, were repulsed. important railroad o f C . the bug oat of hie veins. Wa—l i m found Z nint Mandel, band leader. The submarine could have fired AnnUilUted Bosslans kaeranta, m tbe north short ot-l «o e o f th « long-sought wUnessea a « p U m la Shakespeatt reper VJhen the dlvoi a torpedo, since the Bremen was in OHICAGO. Dec. 13 C lake, near Bortavala. tory and stock, and tben be studied In the Uomantsl sector, 60 mUes agalnft tb t B*ncrter Louis Lepke range, according to the statonent. A . WUgreen. 00, who started his ca May Start Drtv* law. on the theory be ought to setUe north of Lake Ladoga, the Finns . BucluJter. today, but he won’t b« By 193S Doug was in London and but It refrained from doing so be reer .as .^an ^prentice for a village: llt e commtmlque was inte down. Instead he toured Japan, and “ annihilated” three Russian com of moeh use to the government. soon there'was gossljK about his cause it had no opportunity to give pbarmadst and founded a dntg store mean tbe Russians o ^ ^ t n upon his nturo went back to the panies by sutprlse attacks at two He’i been la the morgue a week. (Coatlancd ea P*c> ■. (M a m 1} the required warning. Tlie Bremen empire, died late lost night at his Anothtf of the Uaodel brothen, in a speedy passenger ship and prob points, it .was said. Benjaadn. who ruAa • ticket broker- The communique expteesed b^laf I*®®*- - ..taka down te thk^Vnbkal hat a t- ably could make twice as many B e had b e e n ^ for nearly a year.' «ge bu«lnfl in Mew York, made that the Finnish batteries at irtiloh another anpy« baa 0 knots as a submarine, so the un 70ar months a g < to Ughtan hia du the identtflcaUon. it wasn't m y JColvisto on the Gulf of Finland derwater craft could easily have ties, be fai| gn id^ pr«4d«a (< iC VM to do. Itvtog had been sprinkled NLRB Probe Reveals £ a d dam ated imita o f ftussla^i WW} q»)ek)biib. l » d Bftm en dnoe she arrived ats M dit F u n ^ l S r ^ W r i S M id ‘ O^ntk. at the end of a thrilling datb noRov^at Mvheod vooda tt«ir M lu m lu t week. . from New Tork through the' BrttUfi had ft«en thet» only about two days, _...kade at the sU jt of the war. d w itb dwe] «and the lime hadn’t done much Hopes for R ip rem fl> o^ decision Whether the Gennans decided to work, except consume the clothes. ils month concemlarf Jagallty of risk the trip from Murmansk to Ger P A M R ’S M S There was a bullet hole in the head, By John Boettiger the Twin Pails-JeroiQg ton 'bridge ods o f modem chain drug store many because It was no longer ad systems and left a record o f philan- two knife wounds In the buck and purchase were' dashed today when visable to remain In the Russian port WASHINGTON, Dec. 12 (U.R)—The houHe com m it^e in- tbioplea totaling eeveral mllUona of tiie face was bashed In. but a ring attorneys representing tba state and or for other reasons had not been and watch engraved with the In vestigntinif the national labor relations board disclosed today dollars.' T M O E f i the Twin Falls Chamber of Com indicated. itials -I. M V and fragments of a that John Boettiger, son-in-law of President Roosevelt' and merce were advised that hearing Art C. Parker; Twin falls county In 1902 he borrowed money and shirt and necktie helped with the will not come imtll January. sheriff who was Injured in an auto made a down payment to purchase IdentUloatlon. Seattle publisher, said he complied with a board order against A communication from the mobile accident near Wendover, his own etore-the first in the Wal Benjamtn and David Mandel said hia paper primarily to avoid embarrassing the Roosevelt preme court clerk. Clay Koelsch. ad green chain. He bought his second ndministration. Utah, about 4 p. m. Sunday and they hadn't seen their brother Irv vised Harry Benoit and R. P. Parry NAMES who was brought to the local hos in 1B09. By 1934 his Unwilling to hurt a slx-year-eld ing for months. They ricKTlbed Committee Counaol Edmund M. Toland put in the record that the matter will not be con in the pital by ambulance early Monday TO stores. Today there are nearly NO oy despite the fact that his par- him as a gambler and said the last a "personal and confidential” memorflndum from NLRB sidered "iintll. after the first of the morning, ahowed no Improvement Walgreen stores in 98 states wllh enu wlU not permit him to aalota time they saw him ha waa working Regional Director Elwyn J.' year." It had been hoped here that today, the attending physlelan said. an annual busineu of about tU ,« the Amertoan flag, the Twin M i a ' In a New Jersey night club. decision might come before Christ 000.000. schocA board today had defnrcd ’ Eagen of Seattle to Secretary NEWS The physician said that develop Mandel has gone the way of six mas. ments In the case Indicate the m April, 1990. he gained nation- action which might lead to a ahow* . or eight other old i^soclatcs of Nathan W itt which said, in Must Be Oral county official Is suffering a severe ide attention when he removed his down in a case that already has at- Buchalter, now on trial in federal p a r t : The coRuuunlcfttlon advised tl\e By United Press e a t t e f Oddities President and Mrs. Roosevelt Injury to the brain. He Is sllll un niece from the 'Dnlverslty (d Chi- court on narcotics oharges. "Boettiger stated he was sympa ttomeys that the matter must be The trustees took no formal a o r * wiU eelebrate Christmas wlUt tbe conscious and his condition remains oago, charging she had become In thetic with the aev. but that when It By Vnited Prestf / rally argued. Printed briefs had “ crtUcal," doctrinated with Conmunism and lu t night despite r « i ^ by their at been submitted. traditional family party at tbe torney, I t P. Pany, advlahig then was administered by a board which White ilouse, religions worship, Mrs. Parker and the sheriff’s sis- other un-American Ideologlee by her made the kind of decision It made Decision as to legallly of the 1039 ter, Mrs. C. T, Neasham. Shatter. professors. The state legislature In that In every such test case tn the ACQUITTEor law empowering state purchase of and publlo functions for the nation exce^ one the courts h a n In this case, he didn't blame em ...... of the mei Nev.. Injured In the same mishap vestigated but the university was SCOOllsfER ployers for complaining about the Frniicr-Klrber Duplot, the toll bridge will come In Uis caused when a renr tire on the cleared. »ld the authority to requln a ber* ot the RooaavcU clan wUl board. 57, clinrged wllh killing his yoiing court's artloii on an appeal taken clilne blew out. wore Improvlnt salute. It waa telt that the mat- gsther at the esplUl for the holi Ur may yet be worked out amloablr. "He stated definitely ha did not wife, was orqultted by a Jury. He by Ployd W. Lyons—"suing for the day. the physician said. 'Diree other benefit of himself and all others days . . . and that a possible suit reaching to Intend to take the matter up with left the court room, returned to Director J. Edgar Hoover of the persons In the car, Including Ur. ,, KILLED IN 'f f the rreildent, he never used his the room where liln wife waa similarly situated" — In his suit Neasham, escaped injury. the United Statea supreme eourt against the governor, the publlo federal btiresu of InvestlgaUon ssid might prove too coetly. MrKEEBPORT, Penn,. Dec. 13 (U R) family connections to accomplish killed, end hanged himself. the supreme court's decision outlaw In addition to the brabi Injury, M M y A P P i E S Better Uee for Pimds —A nwnylng apple sunpended from a anything In which he might be per works commissioner, the state treas Sheriff Parker iias severe cuts about ing wIre-UppIng methods of crime Several trustees tndleated that ithattdoUer today Ivi U» tl\« bc\te{ sonally Interested. CRIIN. urer and the stAte auditor. the head and chest Injurlee. Friendly Test detection "won't afject Uie Fni ex funds which would be spent ta pre that a '.'William Telt" act that failed "Ho Indicated, however, he would SALEM, Mn«..,-Di;iid Leo Leger, cept in cases where human life is longed litlgaubn could be spent was responsible for the death of a see tl)at his Information reached the Lyons brought his action bi Bnlse convicted of lK*fttliig his "seelng- Involved" .. . more ocnstrucUvily on echool needs. Boy Bcont and tiie apparent suicide proper authorities. He indicated he dUtrtot court as a friendly test suit. Gridder’s Mother e>-e'* dog, JJid, wss glvtm a year's Judge Chsrlrs I . Winstead upheld Rep. Hamilton Pish, jr.. N. Y „ Is BOISE, Deo. la (um—The V . B. of a Scoutmaster. did not intend to publicise his feel sufipendNl JbII APUlence. expected to announce his candltUcy army approved the highway across ings or to make them known gen the'defendnnts but refused to rule County deteclives invcstlHnlIng the on conalUiitloriallty of the law. thus for the IMO Republican prcsldriitlnl Files Against Girl the Idaho panhandle from Post erally. He asked me not to do so, but nomination In an addcetuv at the CUt* fatal shooting of Bcoiit Norval Har CONt'KHHIOK speeding the case to the supreme Palla through Ooaur d ’Alene. K el ths right to enforce the aahite If It rison. 19, and 8coiilma»t*r Daniel Inferred he thought I would com' cago Athletic club Thursday . . . logg and Wallace to the Montana UERLIN-'nie Nnsl government bench. Who Shot Him desires to Uke draiUe action. Hackett. Jr„ 3B, advanced the "W il munleate the substance of his .con renner Proddent Herbert line as a route ol first eenslder- announced t h a t as a special Bothwell and Povey, Twin l^Hs, PORT COLLINS, Goto., Deo. 13 Trank L. Staphan. trustee and versation to the board. n oM er left Palo Alto, Calif., for aUon, R. R. Pllnt, staU highway liam Tell" theory as tlie most prob Christmas concession every Ger are counsel for I^rons. Parry and (UJO—Attorney Pancher Sarohet pre former attorney general, Toloed the able cause of the tragedy. "He lU tad he thought the board's New Yeffe te direct th el»rfc of hU director.r. said i today. man wotnsn will bn permitted to Benoit, as nprclal assistants to the pared his defense today for Lois general stand. -*1 bellert this par order waa baaed upon a dlatorti/in nnnU h Belief rand. Ine., which Jeanne Vannorsdel, Colorado state Dftectlves Uieorlteri tlie Bcout- of Uie facU produced at thn henr- buy oiin |>aIi of slooklngs and Attorney general, and Atty. Clen. J. The nomination meana that the ticular matter oan be worked out.” Is receiving eontribntlons In surh college co-ed, who laoea sentences route will carry the heaviest mili he said. “ l believe we have the master fired at the apple with a rifle ing and illogical Inferencea, Uiat h« every mnii n' nrrlilln without de W, Taylor sre m insej for tlie slate. volane, that a firm was emplnyrtt of from two to IB yean and a 13,000 as the apple rented on Die Bcout's personally resented the decision and ductions from Ihrir rloUiIng ration tary traffic in the event o f an right to enforee the saluta but in lo condaet a nuining audit of Ita fine if found guilty of shooUng her emergency and additional funds head. Tliey believed he accidentally was only complying so as not to em cnrds. NAMKII CHAIRMAN thU ease I think it’s a mattar o f . •hot Harrison tiirotigh the hend. acoounts... football player-sweetheart during a may be made available for Ita main policy." barrass the admlniitraUon and to NKW YORK, Dec. 13 nJR)- An American, William L. Wiilto. Iffvers' quarrel. tenance, ’ In r e m o r s e , the detectives HTKAL Oerard Nwope, retiring president of Haay Oaase UpheH avoid prolonging Uie oontroversy.” wn of the finporla, Kan., editor, 'Diree hlghwaya wart design theorised, Hackett grabbed up the Boettiger is publisher of the the Oeiiersl Elertrlc company. ‘ - M lu v a n n o r s d e l , W-year-old Parry's nport sh ow ^ munaious WiLi.iAMnnuiio. Ky. — Tobe ivas aboard a Finnish pannengrr sophomore, was held In Larimer as of second consideration. J 1 »y casee In which state lupnm a oourta rifle, ran to the porch of hiti home Hearnt-owned Beattie Post Beams, 30. was In Jnll tonight on plane that had a narrow escnpe from and fatally wounded hlm»rU. teltlBenrer. county Jsll In K\va o f* W « 0 Ixmrt were Ho. 3 acrcea Idaho from new- and a federal dUtrtei court hata en- charges ot AU-allnii a lionrstf. Police Itusslaii bombing planes at Asbo after Mrs. Je^ile Lyons, motiier of port by way of Sandpolnt and dor^ Wt^ity of.w hw IJn^- said he wiut hrndetl for Jellico. ye«t«rday . . . Walter (Bud) Lyonsi ih e woiuided Clsrii’B Pork: U, 8. No. 80, a to decree the flag sahiU a Tenn., wlien the hearse crashed MaJ. Oen. Henry H. Arnold, chief youth, hsd filed assault chsrges AouUiem Idaho, and U. a. No. II, Into a truck and was demoilstied, of the army air oorps, believed U. B. against Ihe girl. the North and South highway. City Vgtes Liquor Ordinance air defenses will be adequaU within used strong langoagt to m ^ a ita a , OIFT la months . . . that t l ^ s t i u i a d ^ n o t ' BHEl.UYVILI.B, Ind.—The city W H E W A C O P Battlement of a |SOO;OCO breach o( % To Help Police Enforcement made ItA Clirlstmas gift lo Christ- contract suit against Waller P. Chrysler and his four ohlldrm for the mother o?U)e* ^ PauSymo^ ^ a l police today had ivcelved first be had before Uie oouncll took mas sliopp*-™ lortsy. Coin slota on P L A Y S CUPID Small Decorations May 1 downtown iwrking meters wore H 84 V waa announoed at New York. ster as her nason for aot p a n tU a helping hand from members of action on the proposed local law. Prank B. Rogers had sued the auto- ttie city councU In the form of a covered wllh caps bearing the ting the rm t-gradv ta a a lS r iM . “ I think I'm on Uie spot as head mobile manufacturer and his chil (Ceattaiwi ea 1 ^ a Cetaa^.W , . , liquor ordinance "with teeUi In it." officer of the cily," Korliler said, legend: dren on grounds he waa dlsoliargid Take Christmas Prizes c Tlie ominanoe. passed uiKler sus "l*n » IUU« leary o( doing anything •Tlio city's Ohrlsl« mayor, Is pawing, asked' that pass It tonight.” DMn Hid. ht theee a n visible fn m the itfM t an epUllon o f the attorney general eeaary. n u r lo r UghUm almply to M Vttn h c^ssis I) empHaslae'the O h r litin a a is^ t U Let's deconte now! IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO ,TuMd«ir.Deceii^l^»l89 Page Two THRONG OF 300 EXPECTED TO HEAR CONG. DWORSHAK TALK Purses TaS™ as ^ ‘Here Kitty, Nice Kitty!’— But Cat i i s p u r Party Progresses Defies Firemen and Stays up Tree In Bol»e ^ , Back F raa C*a»t In Dwelling Here L. Hayes. Twin FalU. w*i » busi Mrs. Bertha Irwin returned Sun INSIDE’ iPOBI day from California where she has fORyULEPftllTy A common cat. o f the "alley" variety. tod*y had one distinction— T E i S F O R P l Ftrt purtes, all belonging to ness vbltor In Boise yesterdsv, mode an extended visit with rela Awarding Of local honor* and e^tn the city firemen couldn't force him out o f a tree In which he DlfflculUe* vlth bogus oheek* woQicn, were stolen last night from tives. plojis for the Ohrlstmaa party for had taken refuge in the 300 block o f Blgl^th avenue east. • brought a prl*on Urm here today the boma of A, 0 , Victor, 301 Ninth Zenobla Nile Club children of pre-schdol age to be to one n u n and a county Jail avenue north, by a perton or per ZenoDla Nile club will meet Wed All was peaceful in that block yerterday during the noon hour—with ON W A S M G W given Wednesi^lay. Dm . 20, were dls- the exceptioa of the "howling'* cat which was getting on everyone’* tence to.»nother. sons who entered a bedroom-through nesday at 2 p, m, at the home of Grange Dinner . Tjckei m Im »'cre pualied with cusscd by g u a r ^ n s of the Camp Mfvci 8o the firemen were called. a window white a party was tn Mrs. A. D. BoWer. A home products dinner will be Je«« li. Stine, S4. Kttchujn, w redoubled energy ihLi «ft«moon as served at 7 p. m. Wednesday at the Fire Olrls organisation Monday at A ladder wa* p ls c ^ against the tree and a fireman went up to ordered to the state penitentiary for progress in the house, police an Indications pointed to » throng tli«t I. O. O. P. hall for members of tbe a meeting of the cuardiom council •‘do Ills duty." He went out one limb and the cat went out another. a term of one to 14 yean tr Dis nounced today. mny reach 300 when Cong, H cno’ C. Alarm An.wered Twin Falls Orange, All members In the office. trict Judge J. W. Porter. SUne plead Entrance to the house was made Local lunmen yc.siefday evenmg Hr climbed higher and the cat oUmbed lower. The f&eman climbed Dworshak spealts ni an opf'n dinner are a.sked to bring covered rlshes It was decided that girls who have d()»ii nnd the cat went back up. The fireman went out on a Imb and ed'guilty to charge* that he l*sued by cutting and removing an outside answrieil an alarm turned In at submitted superior material tor meetlnit In Twin Falls Wednesday and pies, and families and friends cnt did llkewiM—Hut alw a n )u*t « n o t reach o l the fireman, a fteUtio\a chcek lot IU.16 Nt>*. U KTeen. knocking a emaU hole In the 3)7 Blue Lakes bouJevaid. ovev- books for firemaker's and wood- evrnlng. are Invited. Mrs, O, T. Koeter, lec nnally, to say the least. It "got to be a little embarrassing," as one to DeU'a cigar store. window, and unlocking it. After the lientcri ixin was found on the .stove gatherer’s rank* should receive hon All Chsmber of Conimnce diree- turer. announced today. fireman put It. . Abraham T. Winkle, 39, Twin thieves entered the bedroom they lors In addition to nearly » dosen at the re.sldence of Ivsn Osrnand. ors. Mrs. Gordon Day w u appoint 80 the firemen took dovn the ladde*i' and came back to the station, Pall* laborer, wa* also sentenced to locked the bedroom door, making volunteer businessmen wern assist No damage resulted. ed to work on symbol*. sure they would have time to escape' Overtime Parker* rhe cat stayed In the tree. The bowling ^ U n u e d . one to U year* but Judge Porter ing In handling tickets, C. of C of- five persons today were listed as Ueget Promptneta corwnuted the lerm to lour montiis should Anyone Irom the othtr rooms Jlclals said. The banquet will be Hunt Irlolen Car having paid fines of $1 each or post A recommendation was read by in the Jail here. The charge was in the house attempt to enter. held at 6:30 p. m. Wednrsdnv. at 3 herlff'-i officers here were on the ed bond.5 of that amount on charges Mrs. Robert Haller, chairman of possession of a fictitious check with Three of the purses had been re . Legion hall. watch today for a stolen Ford, a of overtime parking, police records the committee of awards, urging co 1/^ SHOPPING Intent to pass it. Winkle pleaded covered by this afternoon, police re I n ^ e View blue 1B33 coach, reported taken at show. They were Roy James, Melba operation of guardian* and girls In guilty. The check wa* for $11.47, port. but all were empty. ToUl cash,^. Pocatello over the week-jnd. Re ‘ 'CongvessflwT D*OTsh»k ^'lU slve Huhrv. J. Work, W. H. Jenkins and having their booke In the office I I I D A Y S L C r -T was signed H. E. Banning, and was in all five purses came to an estl- a quest for aid was received from Ihe Twin Palls Motor company. Five the Saturday before the meeting of Intended for the Caledonia hotel. mated J1530. Other articles c o n - '* »n Inside view on 'th e situation tt, Sheriff M. J. Bossltcr, Bannock J f o L r Washington today." said President courtesy warning tlcket-s were alao that committee, which is on the Stine's penitentiary term cUmax- alsted o f personal effects and keyt. county. CatI N. Andenon or the chamber. issued. first Tuesday of each month at 4 1 w hat started as an expansive “ Dworshak U a stralght-thlnker and p. m. move to 'b oost" business for the an excfUfint Rjienktr, and Ws talk To BtiUd Home Report was made on the dolls for Alpine club at Ketchum, When tlrvt here affords Twin Palls resldenu an Application for a permit to coH' the Christmas party, and tbe num Confeuion given today by the observed by d ty police in Twin Falls opportunity to find out Just what'* suuct a two-famlly dwelling at 32S ber of guests who have been Invited second of two men arrested In Bur he was buying refreshments and sacMT ir going on and what's coming up In Tlilrd avenue north has been made so Inr, Tlie event will take place at ley by local police Saturday night cigars for patrons in a local estab the near future at 4he national with the city clerk by Fred W the'Sybil Frazier party house Dec, had cleared up the theft of another lishment. telling them he owned the tapUaV" Read, contractor, records show. Tlie M ail lew^lng agalosV tadlalov, 30. u is lor children o f pre-school local car and also a series of burg Alpine club and was drumming up Both men and women are Invit cost pf the striKture will be t5,000. trying lo get warm alter walking agr. 3 to 5, lary Jobs, car and petty theft* In business. O O l K M N m U Is being built for Mrs. Mata 16 blocks to work . . , Plat tire oti Mr.s. Day and Mrs, A, W . Bowman Pocaullo, Welser and vicinity, But police found Uiat instead of ed to attend the se.sslon. Mr. An Five youth* from this section of derson atressed. Alt civic clubs and Weavci. auto parked outside police stS' were appointed as chairmen In 3ol*« and several Oregon towns. owning the club, he had once been t/on . . . Lady, In efficient, but charge of transpoi^atlon. Invitation The man who "talked" today and Janitor and dlsh-wuher there. Idalio were today accepted for duty a number oS women's freups are with the United State* navy. U was planning to send substfcnttat dele- Movie Dlrecter Visits sllgliily unladylike move. Talslng committee wlll.be Mra. Vf. A. Van 'toll) all" to police was James Holt, announced by M. D. Davis, local re ...... and Mrg. William Clemens her leg against bulletin board at Engelen. Mrs. Edward Rogel, Mrs. alia* McNaUy. who claims to be only latlons but others who may not be W Y CHRISTMAS SEALS cruiting officer with headquarters in members of such organisations were and Mrs. Be.ule Marino, mother of courthouse comer and vigorously Harold Schutt and Mrs. M. M. Sys- 17 yean of age. His partner, Dell the postoffice building. • also urged to attend, Mr*. Clemens, Hollj’wood. Calif., yanking up recalcitrant hosiery, ter. Mrs. Rogel Is in charge o f en SUllman Reynold*. Jr.. 31. of Lo* All five men were enllst«d through netweller Toastmasler have concluded a visit with Mr. and oblivious to for not giving a hang tertainment. Mrs. Schutt and Mrs. Angele*. had confessed yesterday ERESISHOWN the local office and were formally Prank L. Cook Is chairman ol ttte Mrs. W. C. Malberg, Mr. Clemens {on spectators .... Patrolman R. E, Porter will be In charge of and thus cleared up another local is a director for Warner Brothers who marks cars for overtime park* checking wraps at the party. Active Church car theft, at least one burglary Job accepted at salt Lake City. They arrangements committee, Claude M. are Lee easier. Flier; Jtx Edward Detweller »1H act ai toastmaster In Hollywood, Mrs, Clemens was ing, ophilng ruefully tliat he never Yule Stockinn Heady and a serle* b f petty thefts from formerly Miss Clova Marino, Twin gets' any fan mall . . . Feminine automobiles in the city. Holt gave N LiOR lAWBaughman, route one. Shoshone; and will Introduce Mr. Dworshak. Dolls are to be taken to the home Eldon Leo Pettlnglll, Wendell; Ron Palls. motorist hastily backing her car of Mrs. Bowman, Christmas stock Worker Dies hi* home a* Port Angeles, Wash. Twin Tall*' new city llcvuor or Music program will Include num ald Bently Bleak, Jerome, and out of Main avenue spot as same ings which will be filled with candy, Held for Prebe dinance. passed only last night by bers by a lO-plece high school or Mrs. Fannie Clontz. 39, wife of Robert E. McOuIre, Twin Falls. chestra under direction of Richard Has Leading Role patrolman arrives Just two autos popcorn and fruit, are now avail Earl Clontz. and resident o f Han Tlie two are being held bi the the city council, is already attract R. Smith. Charles Shirley will lead Miss Virginia Ann Chase will play away . . . And woman Christmas able to guardians at the Camp Fire sen for 20 years, died at ft:lS a. m. city jail here pending further In ing attention in this section of the Dave pointed out that other enlist community singing and the Klwanls the leading role. Mother Maty, In the shopper, finding gift that suits office, for the girls to sew up. All Monday after a long lllne**. She vestigation. Local police made the state, it was pointed out this after- ments are now being taken and club quartet will present v k r I nativity play. "Bethlehem," to be her, buying no less than six of guardians are asked to bring pop helped establish the ~ arrat* at Burley Saturday about 11 noot\ by Chief of PoUce Howard that full Information can be obtain- ^ numbers. presented Sunday. Dec. 17. at the same kind. corn, and to call Mrs. Floyd Camp church in Twin Falls in 1034. hav p. m. after working on the Olllette. ed at the recruiting offices. University of I d a h o , southern bell. In cliarge of candy and decora ing Joined the Pentecostal denom day. Olllette made this announcement He also announced revised recruit branch. Pocatello. Two performances tions. ination at the age o f 13. In his confession, given today. after he had received requests from ing Instructions which make age will be given, one at 2 p. m, and the Santa Claus Is to call at the party Holt gave police the names of two several communities and other Ida limlU for first enlistment from 18 Mr*. ClonU was a student of the of hi* friends who. he said, stole to 31. term ol enllstmeat being » li other at 4 p. m. More then 100 etu- to deliver the gUts. and favors, and Bethel Temple Bible tchool anti a ho clUea asking for a copy of the denu of the drama and music de> a machine here .Saturday night years. EA1GOEC.20 the house will bu decorated with all teacher o f the young women’* claas. ordinance adopted here, which was the property of 8. W. partmenU o f the achool will appear The Christmas symbols. Including She wa* prominent in all the af Olllette said that all requests for In the presentation, Ml.is Chase is Summer* o f Twin Palls. It was taken Your Chrlsima* gift will mean big tree. fairs of the church. cople.i o f tbe ordinance would be the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. from a downtown parking lot and, granted. more when wrapped wlib Use beau- Chase, Twin Palls. enmcRAS She was bom June 7. IMO, In , as yet, ha* not been recovered. It tifal paper* and acect*oriea found FORCCCyOOfflS Denton county, Tex. Surviving are wa* a 1934 Chevrolet coupe carry- at lb « Clea BMk *(ore.-'AdT. Intering pleas of not guUty to BURLEV, Dec. 13 (Specl*l)~Mlas At tbe Hoepltal her husband: one *on. Paul Clontc; ' Ing Idaho license IA-70&4. Police Five British Ships djarges that they disturbed tJie LaRue Carson. Oakley. Is receiving Mrt. C, R, NorrU, Mrs. JUlph a foster son. Raymond Turner; her have tent a description of the two peace at Rock Creek CCO camp, four treatment for a broken ba9k and PioiEsmnsA mother. Mrs. Dlola Satterwhlte; Disappear in South Bacon, Twin Palb: 8. C. Williams. men to sUtlons over thl* state and youthful New Yorkers will face mil* severe cuts and bruises at the Cot- Mrs. Leonard Stanek. Buhl; Mrs, E, three brother*, Hoyet, Frank and also In neighboring tUtet. LONDON, Dec. 13 >-Flve detneanor trtil Dec. 40 before Jua- Uge hospital In Bucley. followtng P. Hansen, Mrs. Quy C, Wight. Filer, Olnsal Saturwbite. all of Banteo, Trad Got Hot British steamships have disappear .. Uce r . H. Wilson. Kimberly. automobile accident at 1:30 a. CouunoB Senie and Mrs. Prank Speckman. Oakley, and four sister*. Mrs. O. C. Knox Chief o f PoUce Howard Gillette ed without trace in recent weeks in The youths are Peter Belanej'. l»: Eunday oo » side road off U. 8, 30 » the south Atlantic and are believed have been admitted to the Twin and Mrs. W. O. Dennl*. Twin Falls, said that Holt admitted he was Charles Hetlnello. 20: Oeorge and south. RUPERT, Dec. M (Special) - and Mrs. Stxim Scott and Mr*, to have been victims of the German About Conitipttioa Plilla county general hospital. Mrs. One of her companions, M1-m> traveling with these two men at phillp Alexander, brothers, about Representatives of the Burley jvan McClima*. Hansen. ‘pocket iMttleshlp ' Admiral Seheer. A dfiotoi woulA tea you that tb* Ann Ktmrud, Mrs. j . D. Slnema. Rosejnary Hale. sustAlned three the time the Pocatello. Welstt. Boise 10. Chamber of Commerce today had Also among the lurvlvori are her t waa disclosed today bwt thing to do with any ailment Plead Not QniUy M n. K. W. Westendorf aod ton. bfoken fingers and cuu and bruises and Oregon Jobs were "pulled." At Twin m i s ; Virginia Moxlay, Filer; protested against the matter of parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. one time In Oregon, the man con The ships had crews totaling 353 U to get at lU caute. if you’re The quartet was arraigned before Id the same accident. eon*trpated. don't fiddle with Mrs. rerreD Black and daughUr, Twin Palls promoting effort* for Clontz, and an uncle, R . R . Merriil. fessed, the police were "Hot on his officers and men and their tonnage Justice Wilson and entered pleas of Scott Ro&s. Burley, owner o f the totaled 32,470. The .-;hlps are the m akesolft remedie*. Plod out Eden, and Michael Lynch, McCall, construction ol a highway from Funeral services will be held trail'' and so he ran n stolen car what'* ^vlng you the troubiet not guilty. The peace disturbance »r. and another youth, whose name Murtaugli to StrevelL Axhlea. Newton Beech, Huntsman, have been dismissed. was nai le*med, sustained cuU and Thursday, the hour and place Into the Columbia rlvei. Chanco ai» you wont coBvpUiat 'K*a by Capl, 8. T. Tlie protest was made at the reg be determined later. The body rests Trevanlon and the Doric Star. Abrahms. new commanding officer bruise*, but were not seriously In He also furnished local police, ular meeting here last night of at the Twin Fall* mortuary. at the COO camp. jured. Olllette said, with Information a. fled. That pair was captured ro Dws IEHE Wesley Hurst brought' IRe acci notified of their arrest. Although and Mrs. Forrest Paul Hatch. Is re ticket la erlip crunchy Kellogg's question for this meeting because It dent ilcVta» the hoepltal In Bur Holt claims to be only n year.i old, ceiving treatment at a local hospital All-Bran for breakfast. Jt coa- ~ ext m om lt^ by depuUea ter All dkirlts HTvlns Falls to Is not on the apenda." K all night in a cuUert. day had received ratings of "grade ley following the accident. SPEAKSIONBI police believe him to be older. for second and third degree bums. tains the "bulk" you need ^u* Members selected Jerome the intestinal tonic, vitamin B ,- ' N « “ Meellng'* A " after completion of the regular Three prominent Sun Valley He sustained Uie Injury Dec, 3 next meeting point, the aesalon there when he wa.i playing In an alley and and it'* not a drug, not amedlcUiel lUt. Anthony Quesado, second In semi-annual Inspections made by flgure.s, Frledel Pfeifer, head of the Eat AU-Bran every day, drink to be held the third Monday In Comedian Divorced stumbled and fell Into a pile of hot nand at the camp, said today Robert Bovey, of the tout h central Man Detained on January. ikl scho^ at the famoiu Idaho win , t eatUer reporta of a smart-acale dl&triot health unit, anti Dr. X. n. ter resort; Tony Richter, one of the ashes that had Just been dumped, U was also decided to offer a W By Follies Beauty Hli father U the nephew of R, O. ' Battle Creek. Bold by erery grooer. V "mutiny" at the camp were exag- Price, city meat and dairy Inipec- Burglary Charge prize for the best entrj' In the con Instructors at the school, and Wins RENO, Nev„ Dec. 13 (U.R)—Ed tor. Hatch, manager of Uie Amalgamat ' gereted. He said that the four youths Facing second degree burgTary test to select a South Idaho alognn, ton McRae, manager of Challenger Wynn, comedian, todoy was divorced Orade amv I made Inn, will be present at the banquet ed Sugar factory at Burley. «*ere ringleaders in a protest move charget as result of a complaint filed Tlie avaUable to take a n\mteT ol mltted to W. H. tldrltlge, cliy clerk. Ephraim Croft, 46, Twin FalU, waa president, and member of tlie Twin son hotel. charged cruelty. the enrollees to wrvlces last Friday DUtributor* and producers serv c^ ered today to face preliminary Falls Chamber of Commerce. A com The banouet marks the opening Tliey married June 15, IP37, at New ©n • church feast-day. ing this city, and all receiving a hearing- at 10 a, m. Wednevlay In the winter actlvltlea o f the Twin York City, a month after Wynn was mittee to outline the rulea and Falls Ski club, according lo Dr. The commanding officer explained "trade A,” folloif:\ probate court. regulations for the conteat will meet divorced here by Mrs. Hilda Keenan Frank J. McAtee, jKesldent of the th*t the trucks were not available Duwlbutort (ra*J; Hirry Diet- Oroft demanded the hearing when h\ the near future. Wynn, daughter of the late Frink tleh, John Oott. Mrs. E, A, Orlllln, and that a camp leUglous aervlce arraigned before Judge C, A. nalley Hagermau waa admitted to ilie club. Keenan, stage star. would be held at the end of tiie day. Nou-ineinbers as well at members G. A. HelnHch. B. II. Ktyler. D. V. HI* bond wan set at t3!V0 and he organliatlon. Approxlmat^-ty 40 per He ordered Uie boys lo work, Moet Kinder. D. J. Overend, C, M. Perry, wa* taken lo county Jsll to await are asked to purcha.ie their tickets sona were present at the nesaion from membci.'* of the arrangements Asks Estate Decree o f them compiled, Borne, under urg Overland Dalr^' iTucker). L. j . hearing. here. ing of the four ringleaders, refuted Tencklnck, Ross O. Ward and War- committee, M lu Bethene Htgler. Tlie son o f a 'la te Buhl woman John V, Deakln filed the com llkd petition in probate court today «n d stATted to 'walk to town, accord ••m WUllami, ^ plaint, charging that Croft rom- Ml.u Margaret Kennedy. M l*: Gladys Coiner and John Weaver, for administrative authority in his ing to Lieut. Quesada, Tltey returned Dlfltribtilor ipi.^temitedi; Young'* mltted the orrenae Dec. B, to the camp when Oueaada met dairy. Frank Beer Heads Roy Painter will preside as toast mother'a >1.300 rstnte. He Is William Uiem, Producer*. Carl Bovd. K. E, Bauer, master. .‘ieyniour Fairchild. Buhl, whose tm Gamble. Hemplenian broU)er*. Kimberly Grange mother, Mra. Mell.isa Isabel Fair- ^------Frank Deer was elerted master of child, died Dec. 0. PAIMREDBY Kimberly Orange last evening at the Rites Planned for Tht estate Includes a ranch and I News of Record home of Mr. and Mrt. Roy Durk, perRonal property. Heirs Include a \ MarriHgc IJccnses Other officers named were: number ot sons and daughters. J. M. Mrs. Amelia Moor Hherfey la attorney for th* peti Overseer, John Orlenon; lecturer. BURLEV. Dec, H (SvioclaU Mrs, Neva Reer;- steward, Lyle tioner. DKC. II Funeral rites for Mrs. Amelia Bauer i « y Bills Jones: B«.^l:ltllnl !.tewi\i(l, Htury Harold L. Phl|)p.v 30. and Mary imofttMEDBy Moor, SB, who died Saturday night HURLEY Dec 13 (flperlal)~Two fiKANTED niVORCe Ines Neff. 31. both of Yakima, Dlet^; chajilsln, Mrs. Pearl Utter; at Soda Springs will be held Wednea- perton* wrre lu the Wendell hospital treasurer, Tom Nall; neoretary, Roy ai/BSEX, Eng., Dec. 13 (UW - before Wash. today at * re.Milt of Injuries sustain day at 3 p. m at the Paul Con- Madeleine Carroll, tcieen star, wan Haverland; gatekeepei, W i lb u r giegational chuvuh, and tnlcnntiM VEiCIOFiy ed in a hiKhwuy crash near Rupert Louck|i; lady assistant uteward. Mra. Kiiiiiled II divorce tdday from Ca|i- Put one of IhcAe curA in the fnmlly stocking Chrifltmas on tlte Old Oiegon Trail at about will be In the Heybnrn cemetery. tiiln l‘ tilli|) Aatley on grounds of hin Mayme Dlelt; Cere.v Effle Dulil- Surviving her, benldea her hu.^- mornlnHr. P in t look iiver the next-hcAt cur vhIucs in town Not guilty verdkl lodny liid freed 1 a. m, tcxiBv niimed nUnconduct with Dorothy a trio of Twin FalU men of charges qnlst; Pomona. Mnigiuei Jone.i) band, are live «>ns. Alexander, Ja Tliose 111 dll' lio.%|iltal were Mrs, Flora. Haeel executive roni- Kieiard at a Brighton hotel. 'Hie .. und you'll surely wind up here where jou'll buy belter that they took a piimii ami a ton of cob, Henry, Frederick and Georne; To Ml. and Mrs. Venie t'omoii V. S. Buniiiici.s. Mijferlng a broken mlttee, Roy Durk and Fluyil Jones, wan not defended. cftr nnlinfaction to m&ke (he Chrlstmuii merrlor, during old Iron tiom Rlali\e M «v- right leg. and u. J, Daniels, tevere two daughleri, M r t . Kathr>n rile. Twin Fall*, a boy. Sunday at ‘ - - i h . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Durk were pre Spreler. Paul, and MIsa Mary back Injurlen Holh are residents of sented with a iMree-tlrred wedding our pre-ChriritmuN naie of guaranteed uned cnm. Ihe Tivln Falls county general hos .eared by the veullct lam evening Moor, Burley; two brothers, John pital maternity home, Jerome and wrie in the same ma rake In hnnoi of ihrir 3.Mh wed » Coy Prescott, J0; I,u(tier Lewis, chine, Oothei- ll l)eing RuMla; two Msters, Mary and Milllr C'htn-rolcl Coiiix; ...... f l2 5 Hannrn, a Imy, Monday at the chine, wlio encoiitd Injury, were Mr. made by Knink Unri allowed tliat (lie uoh, wlilcU ihe u lo Bauer, who live In nusslu. anil ihrrr 1 5 c tn lP .M . ~ 2 0 < ‘ eOI’.M. Twin Fnlls county general honpllal Biimmriv *1mi wnn driving; Mra. Refreshments weir fifi vrd l)> Mr, 37 P ly rn o u lh D lx F o rd o r T o u r ...... S W ) sold for 16 30, iiiKl iteeii lying for Daniels ami ilauguter, Alene, oUier Bisters, Mr*. Frederick Welni Kicldiea ^ 0 6 Anyllm* maternity lioine. years near Murtaugli lake. and Mrs, Durk, Mr. ami Mtr Frank er who llvet In South America; Mrs 3H P ly m o u th Dlx F o rd o r T o u r ...... $550 H ie niigliAD (Kcurred. l^piily Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. O To Mr. and Mrt, ira Walker, Buhl, Jury;nen In Uie eaie were Oris Lmile Welmer. who lives In Wauke -----UNCLE JOB-K a boy. Monday, at the Twin Falla Sheriff Clyde i;rnig, lliipert, who in sartln. 38 Ford Dlx Fordor Tour ...... injlR Oryder, Roy Howard, B a r n a r d vestigated naid. wiirn till Summers* sha, >Wls„ and Mrs. Mary Kathi-yn rounty general honpltal maternity l/HeiireauK, W U WolUv, V., P. Ut*. Lodi, Ca1U, K oril V-H Dlx F o rd o r S e d a n ...... $Oiir> home, car craslini idio ihn trailer which Morse and Blaine Van Ausdrln, W, U i t c H The body reMs at the Burley Inn Tb Ml', and Mi§. Oevigr Orookett. waa on tiin itiii <>( t pickup truck for Infant y? Ford V-8 Dlx Coupe ...... L. Diinn wnfl couiihel for Ihe defense. oi>eraled l>v (i w ilaiiillton, Edei\. BURLIY, Ue.. Vi iHpeclnl) - era! home. Jiansen, n girl, Monday at the 'I'wln Pn>l>ate Jtulge O, A, Hailey presided, 3 7 F o rd 60 Coupe ...... !?.'l!)r) Falls coinity general hMpltal ma The plrkiii) mill tmllei were parked UravMlde rlten tor iim montli-old at the aide ol ilie highway. aon of Mr, anil Mu. Albert Uenneit, Kalon'a Fine HUtlonery In ntw 34 Chovrolet Hcdttn ...... ternity home, detlgna and eolora. Clea hook Th Mr. and Mrs, Frank Btrlok- At'TIIKHS OETR DIVORCK The Hiiiniiiru’ iniirhliie tiinied who died at a a. m. Tuesday at a Rtere.—Adv. 36 Dodgo Coiii)0 ...... $27fi lutd, Twin Falls, a girl, Saturday at ilOLLYWOOD, Dec. 13 lUfll—Fay over after ilir iiiipni-t. It was prac local hospital, wei-c lieid ni a ,> ,n. Ihe Twin Falls r.ounty general hos Wrny, film aatrexs, lo V-8 Tudor Hcdttn ...... $3215 pital nutrrnlty home. grniited a illvorce Imm John Monk ollo ohurcli orilrlnlliig. inieiiiient 3r> V -8 T udor Sotlftn ...... $275 'Itin bile |iital nhoiild never have been married and TON n r 8 H In t. D-2 I'U . 4 -» p fe d ...... $408 , maternlly home, that marriage wai loo rMtrlcttng to him ' 3 8 F o rd P ickup. 4 speed ...... $406 IDAHO 37 F o ril I'lckup ...... $OT6 Tempcrati(rcR I* HtlllH DAMAOKU •Mi Dod«t> P ic k u p ...... 1276 LONlX)N. Dec, U (U .B -81 3 6 F o rd P ic k u p '...... $265 Kingsley Wood, air minister. In Itie liotiae of commont today, ttserted royal air force planet had carried A n o ljie r >vcvk of ruife bnrKiilnA. A ll mHkes, all m odela. nut 07 attacks upoit U-boats and In Alwiiyn inn*.. wiliHfiicllon or inO% refund. U«« your flicted substantial damage In 10 catet F o rd D cu ler fIrMt, iiiiion moTOR CO.
INCOLN 2CPH»^K Taasdiy, Deoember U , 1989 IDAHO EVENING TDfES, TWIN PALLS, IDAHO ITALY SEEKS FREE PASSAGE FROM MEDITERRAK
Damage Clarni on SCREEN .JEALOUS? Cassia Bourbons Recently 1 ^raillCESEENIIS U R HELD BY HOULTON, Me., Dec. 13 (Spe W. R. MILUIN P a irf County Is Upheld OFFERINGS cial)—They aren't taking any WiU Hear Davis JKHOlit D «, U ' i tod i m . Qeorse i B O lO t. I>ec. 13 dalm d chances here 1q m **"" Iq the BURLBT, Dec. u (Special)— Ben XrnesVBal against Benewah eooalV ^ of popularising the Idaho po- H F i e OBPSE1JM W. Davis, Pocatello, sUte ebairman prlied by a graujTtf f t df for damagea to bis farm o o p s caused Now Showing—"Babes In Arms." WESI HEADS GRANGERSo f the Dmocratlo party, will ba people of the L. a 8. etupQIi W by failure o f county workers build* Mickey Rooney-Judy Garland. OASTLEFORD, Dec. 13 ««««»• was sponsorM i>y lard R. McMillan was elected mas party rally to be held here Friday. toe house ta the fono c* » .w ._ fence It olC against the Intiuslon of Year,” Randolph 6cott-M*rgaret the Methodist Ladles Aid society at to UiHt in an editorial in which ter of the Jerome Orange during the Dec. 18. at 8 p. m. DRIVE FOR IM D livestock was sustained today by the ho said: procession and held a moek' i the MethoQlst church Thursday. A _ RbM E. Dec. U muct lindsay. annual election o f offlcen at the All sUte DemocraUc officials dlny sUte supreme court. program cUroaxpd the erening's "A few people noted and com lodge rooms Friday. McMillan suc ban » free pm ige from the Madl- P ti, SaL—"At the Circus." Marx have been Invited to attend the During the erenlng, | The court also sustained a Latah entertainment. mented on a display o f Idaho po ceeds wuuam N. Hardwick. Other tem nea n to Insure Its indepeodenc« Brothers. meeting, according to Tommy played and refreshments __ county district court ruling In faviw ■•The LltUe Red Hen', guessing tatoes In tho Market Square------officers named Include: and oolonlea in which lU IncreMlng Davenport, secretary-treasurer of ed. Hocoreas received a tinm bv-« ol Cbzls A. Ragan and Alfred Kagan contest was won by Mrs. Minnie store Ust week. The same people population may Ure, and Premier ’ ROX^ Overseer. Leon N. Stockton; lec the county organization. A dlseui- lovely gifts. against William B. Clyde. Etta M. McBride. noted their disappearance tbs day turer. .Mrs. Frances Stlckel; stew slon of state governmental affairs Benito HuwoUnl has sufficient Now 8 b o w ^ —“ Nurse Cavell,- General chairman were Mrs. Clyde. Earl B . Clyde and Lola Clyde, Anna Neaglo- and five star cast. following. Those who thought they ard, W. Dale Vlnlng; assistant stew wUl be heard, and the.meeting Is force to Impose his rights. Vlrglnlo in a 134.000 mort«age foreclosure James Spencer and Mrs. Del Hud had been sold were wrong. They Wed..'Thurs.—-Those High Orey ard. Robert A. Messenger; chaplain, open to all Interests persons. Oayda, editor regarded as a niwtt- suit. son; luncheon chalrmaa. Bd - got there by mistake through an plece for the foreign offtoej s M to Walls,” Walter Connolly-lrLi Mere Mrs. Ira FuUer; treasurer, John W. Conrad; dinner chairman, U n . H. error in ordering. Tttey were iPaiklnsoo; secretary, Mrs. Eliza day to a national r*ato speech. dith. A. Kinyqn, and program chairman. Frl, Sat.—"Marshal of Mess City," whUkcd away promptly as soon as beth Hessler; gatekeeper, Ira Ful Burley Elks Will TREES 11 was not known whether the Mrs. Orace Klnyon. George O'Brien. It was realized what had happen ler; gprea. VenettA Vlnlng; pomona, Another load el these Never speech marked the opening of a new Program was as follows; Plano ed. Idaho’s you know, while good Mrs. NelUe Stockton; Flora. Dee Have Cliarity Ball lied Xmas trees ftea On«aD campaign for fulfillment. Urgely at MGE FAVORS solo. "Ben Hur Chariot Race," Miss potatoes, are not sold In Aroos C ^ k ; lady assistant steward. Jen last arrived. Prices ate M% IDAQO BURLEY. Dec. 13 (Special)—Jack -Prance's ezpeiue, o f It&ljs broad Dorothy Clement; songs by the high took couiny." nie Cr&lg. aitd executive committee cheaper i h a a (emcr. yt program ol -aspliaUon." Now Show in g-'T h e Return of Dr. school trio. Dorothy O le m e n t . Henderson, genera) chairman of the Washington cedar and On There were some gosslpers wl)o men. William N. Hardwick and John Elks charity ball committee, has an Additional Jqterest attached to X" H t im p h r e y Bogart-Wayne Thelma Taylor and Norms Jean linked the incMent with Maine's B. Oerfleld. holly and mistletee a n J o t _ D a r r o w , "Sometime, Somehow. nounced that arrangements are the speech, however, because the MUDUCIS Morris. boast tiiat It is the only state pro During the meeting Master Hard A track lead ef Alaska K tw niselst chamber o f corporations, Wed.. Thurs.-"Drum8." 8abu- BomewtKre,” “ Hark the Hera: complete for their annual dance to JEROME. Dec. 13 (Special)—An ducing better potatoes thali Ida- wick explained the operatloos o f the be held Wednesday. Dec. 18, at the salmoB arrived Why devdep « • which replaced the old chamber RaymoDd Blassey. Angels Sing" end "SUent Night’ , state public school fund and ex goiter when yon can boy a w M e depuUes. meet* Thursday and Count Idaho ; ^ u c t s dinner was enloyed P r i, Bat. - "U aoo Kid," Tllo leadings. "Armlnta and t l » Step- Y-De\ ballroom, nWh all proceeds by nearly 100 members of the Can- plained why the tax levies for school going for charity. salmon fer SOeT er a •( Oaleazto Olano. Mussolini's foreign aulzar-Jane Clayton. Ladder" and "The Crooked Mouth and relief are higher this year than eyMers for Me? yonslde Orange and their guests Pri> The money received from the an nUoUter and son-in-law, is expected _.m „ Moci.. Tues.—"Pride of the Family" by Thelma .Taylor. last year, also that the p o t io n of We have pteoty of that ileli day evening at the Orange hall. Tlie nual "Days of Forty-Nine” celebra to make a speech on policy before It. Blue Grass." Edith Fcltows-James A one act play. "W ursers Flum the money being raised by ad valor Ooenuey milk at So ^ It will Brttaln's power to close the Medl< dinner was served by the members McCidllon. mery." was given by Lorenzo Haley. tion and the charity ball is used to o f the home economics committee ffl IPMENTS em tax by the sUte showing that pay yov to look provide Chrlstmaa buketa for m on terranean, at Gibraltar and the Suez Dorothy Clement. lA V em e Houk, all of the money went Into the sUte prices. Also a canal, made Italy a prisoner In the Including Mrs. James Purdj-, Mrs. Jack Pritchard and Bob Kimbrough. than 100 n e e ^ families In W. H. Thompson and Mrs. R. " public school fund and for payments 9t fancy Arlsona grapefndt and M ^ le m n e a n and impaired her Remainder of the program included of the state bonds and no more Is and'Mlnidc^a counties, and Callen. provide the Christmas treat for the -onnges at attractive prices. liberty of movement and therefore songs. "The Sweetest Story Ever being used for the general fund to SHOW INCREASE children o f Burley. her Independence, he said. Members and their guests were 3 G IR IS 1 G E D ToJd " and "South o f the Border." m the state of Idaho. "It is necessary for Italy to bave seated at two long Ubles decorated Dorothy Clement, and piano duets. BOISE. Deo. 13 (U.R>—An Increase The Elka entertained at-a bridge Public' Market with bouquets of sweet peas and "With Careless Ease" and "Neo- of 5.327 cars in 1939 railroad car- Approximately 60 were In iUtend- free passage outside the Mediter aoce at the meeting. - party Thursday night at the hall 490 Blue Lakes North ranean," he continued. "It Is fiMes- fern. The roorh trims were In the polltan Dance Song" by Mrs. Joe loadlngs to date over those o f 2938 with a large attendance. sary for Italy to have freedom of Christmas theme. Becker and Mrs. Bill Klnyon. was reported to the Idaho public lUe and work such as is possessed Following the meal. Master R. H. utilities commission' today by the JEROME. Dec. 12 (SpcclaD-Dls- Pacific Prult Express. Fraternity Meh by other great powers who defend Callen gave a Ulk on early history SavsttemCOU!Olt*^N*n*«d these necessities at the cost o! trlc t extension, agent. J . w . Barber. A total ol 48333 cars were shipped of the county. Mrs. L lale Peter Pocatello; local county agent, Eu- Pair of Auto bloody wars." son. lecturer, acted as master of out thus far In 1939 o f which 6,337 Plan Cliarities tp^d coffMi ovrhMtr Oajtia made his speech to Italian geno W . Whitman, and Jerome were loaded In November. O f the ceremonies and county superintendent of public UNiVERarry op i d a h o . 'c e . Seyi Hm Dtr-M Aiat ''Y m b«H students. numbers. Miss Dorothy and Elsie November loadings, 9,774 were po 13 (Special)— The Inter-fraterrttt Instruction. Mrs, Nellie RoberLs, Cases Solved tatoes; 754 apples; 345 lettuce; 304 He denounced the Versailles treaty Main sang. “ Put On Your Old orey council o f the University o f Idafl ) T h tM tw o n a « l v t t f iM tl" which, he satd. created. a Euiope convened last week In her offlcc.s Two car thefts liad t»en listed as , onions. Bonnet," accompanied by Mrs. Ted for the purpose of considering the Joined the Increasing lUt of campi which never could have peace. A Pierce, and three Uttle girls. Reba “cleared up" hero today by local po applications of three Jerome county organizations that plan on cheer new Europe could t>e built only after and Olenna Freshour and Alice lice after receipt of word from au 4-H club members for the aimual ing Moscow's imderprlvile^ chil Italian claims bad been satisfied. Bleak, sang “ Over the Rainbow", thorities at Madison, Wis.. It was Students’ Holiday dren at Christmas time. Itie fra Union Paciflo railroad scholarship. announced. and "Ood Bless America." They The award Is a $100 i;cholarshlp U.P. Rate Reduced ternity houses will treat children laUr led the group In singing the One of the cars had been stolen which Is to be used by the winner UNIVEBSITY OP IDAHO. Dec. 13 from 7 to U years old to a least last song, Mrs. Georgia Chatbum from Oregon and was recovered and program next Thursday. to attend either tiic school of agri (Special)—Christmas vacation trips gave two humorous readings a here and the other was the property culture or .the department of home to southern Idaho this winter w on t Already signifying their Inten c o t OIL GROUP concluding number. of Roy Lee. 38S Van Buren stfeet, economics. and was recovered'at Pocatello af be such a big Jolt to fathers digging tions of aiding the local poor have Mrs. Ed Qrcgg -and Charles Mc been the Blue Key. which sponsored Outstandlnr ter being abandoned. out of the pocket for Junior's trans Cabe. charter members of the an old clothes drive on the campus All three of the 4-H club girls, Word received here said that portation home, officlaJa t>!. the Canyonsldc Orange, played the piano last Saturday to be turned over to Mias Donna Handy. Jerome; Miss LeRoy William Westman and Eu IJnlon Pacific railroad announced at REAOy'FORlEI and violin as old-fashioned dances the Unlvenity of Idaho last week. Moscow police for distribution and Romalne Oliver, Hazelton, and Miss gene Dean hod signed a confession All-day meeting with luncheon at enjoyed by those present until tbe-freshman class which is holding Laurene Ploss, Jerome, have made before FBI agents and the chief of Special round trip rates will be noon will attract stockholders of the a late hour. a toy afternoon dance Thursday, to outstanding records in 4-H club police at Mudlson. admitting the Riven to Idaho students for a fare Twin Palls Cooperative Oil company which the admission is one play Master Callen Introduced the woTlc during the p u t tew years in two car thefts. The local car was and A third. The two weeks' vacation to TUer faligroimds 'Wednesday. thing to be given to charity. charter members of the organiza both oounty and district awards. located Nov. 3, records show. at the Vandal insUtuUon begins With at least aoo of the 1.000 mem tion who were In attendance. They Miss Donna'Handy L to the Na for the last six m o n ^ . will discuss at Green Bay. Wls.. the local case Mrs: Ed Gregg, Mrs. Lillian May tional Club congres.i Just closed In was turned over to the G-men- for Suture poUclea andjw lll vote on a Callen. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilswi, Chicago. Miss Laurene Ploss Is the by'law amendment' to change the their disposition, city officers here Mrs. Ed Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Jerome winner of the county foods said. ■wniiai meeting to the second Wed Charles McCabe. preparation contest and has been nesday o f December. Provided the awarded a pin by a refrigerator rrles. the s: company. Miss Romnlne Oliver was Telephone Company then will proceed to elect two me one o f the winners of the style revue bers of the six-man directorate. contest and will be awarded one of,' Asks Rate Increase Directors whose terms expire are UiST RUES FOR tho coiuity style dress revue pins, BOISE. Dec. 12 (UJ>J—The Pacific CALLING ALL SANTAS! D. A. Patterson, Hansen. an<( Jena given by a Chicago company. Telephone and Telegraj* company Lassen. BuhL Holdovers are Clif paved Uie way for a state supreme ford Thomas, Filer, president; Roy Sent to t . P. court presentation of their request Durk, Kimberly, vice-president; The records ond scoring? have for a rate iiicicase In the Lewiston H axo Nelson. Twin Falls, aecretary- been forwarded to. the Union Pa area with oral arguments'In a re cific railroad company and final de CALLING ALL SANTAS! W.lon earlier denied the CALLING ALL SANTASL by a car In Los Angeles Thanksgiv All three of the above named girls petition for on Increase. ing night. Bishop EnrI Ollverson In addition to partlelpotlng in 4- Car, Bike Crash officiated at the service. H club work have uctcd as leoders Two youths, residents of route one. CARD OP THANKS The notary male quurtct sang and assistant leaders of various escaped Injury when the bicycle on In deepest appreciation, we offer "Abide Wltli Me." nnd Invocation clubs. Miss Donna Handy Is a lun- which they were riding collided with ur sinccrc thanks for tho kind was offered by Irel Gudmundscn. lor student of the Jerome hish a machine being operated by Frank thought.’i, the expressions o f sym Bishop Ollverson read Uio obituary, school, while the other two girls Cavender, 340 South Park avenue, are seniors. pathy and Uie beautiful floral of- the car operator Informed police. and speakers were Senator K. C. Tlie girls were scored and graded fcrhiRs extended us during our H ie mishap, he sold, occurred at Barlow, s. Grover Rich of Salt Lake cent bereavement. City, Rcpresentotlve Hyrum 8, by the three ofUclnlB thb week on the InterBeetlon o f South Patli and Ella M. Yoiina, LewlH. and Carl R. Marcuscn, presi their projects, leadership and their Shoshone. Tlje boys were Kennellt school records. Alton YounK, and Raymond Toylor. They were dent of Paciflo National Life Assur W. J. YounK, returned to their home by Cavender. ance company. A. L. Hanks sang I. R. Young. "Home on tlie Range" and Mr. and Nepton Young. Mrs. JoAcpI) Payne sang "Hope Be Paulson Endorsed Ellsworth Keeps yond." Ei)hralm Nichols offered the t>cncdlcUon. By Cassia Demos Payne mortuary was In chnrge of Sugar Presidency BURLEY, Dec. 12 (fipcclal)-OttO POCATELLO, Dec, 13 (U,R>-Pres- buriol In tl»e Burley cemetery with H. O, Hall dedicating the gmve. Puulsoii, brother of the lato O. O. ton Ellsworth, Lewisville, today held PmvlRon. lias b ttn u nanlm o\«ly Flower girls were cousins of ttie the office of president of the Idaho enat Parker, secretary-treasurer. ny Johnson. Dr. Charles Terhune Blncc th e form er com m lssloiier was and Clarence Hanzel. A ncniocrat, his succesnor should also l» of tlmt ]inrty. Culprits Returned At n rrt'ciit me»tluK of Uio county BUHLEY. Deo. \t tSswclaU-Dt^iv- nc|iiitillciiti cnmmlttec, Lorln Lewis, uty Sheriff Anderson. Worretisburg, Schultz Stays ])urlcy biislDc.ifl m an, wus endorsed Mo., arrived her® Friday to return BOISE, Dm. It (U.n — L. O. for the county commissioner post. Dewey Vannattan. as. and Charlotte Bohnlts, federal supe^UIni Inspec Penrose, 17, to that city to fnce tor ef fniita and vegetables for charges of writing bogus chedcs and Idaho, t«day waa vlndtcated and re of concubinage. tained In office by federal officials In Washington. I). C,. after a recent Militaiy Initiate Itiveillgadon rf^ueilcd by the slate How... FOR THE FIRST TIME IN IDAHO UNIVERaiTY OF IDAHO, Dec, 12 Icglilatun and state department of (BpMlal)—Ketmath Webb, Ooodlni, agrloultars. sophomore at ttie University of Ida ho, WBS one of the 33 new initiates A BRAND NEW Into Pershing Rifles, national mili tary honorary, that came to classes last week wearing tin pie pans for hats and carrying wooden rifles as part of thvlr Informal Initiation Into the organization. GIFT IDEA Lealhsr BrleC and Zlppa* m m s , That Simply Bill Fold^ K eyU lnen and Novel- UM.^al Cles Book Store.—Adv. 'CAN'T MISS"!
Think of It , . . tho color In J iihI tIrIiI . . . th e hIm Is p e rfo c t . . . and the fltyle la the very ncwcnt unci mnartoHt you could aoloct . . , tru ly * •I ChBV. Coaeh ______«1W porfcct, prActicBl answer to your OhriBtmnn proflent problem. II Plymouth Cpe, radio, heat- U Plymouth Cj)e., heater, like HOW IT WORKS End your ihopping worries by vlnltlnK any counter In our store end d*> 17 Plymouth 4 door trg, poaltlng the amount you wIhH to upDnd on a irlft . . . any amount. . . and dan, reoond., new paint |U0 In return, you will receive a htiiKlHoniu H ank Note Certificate, ready to 17 Dodge Sedan, reoond. •8 Plymouth a door ssdait f 4l 8 tuck Into any atocklng on Chrlntmnn morninir . . . A certificate redeem* SS Bludebaker smlaii.___ .|tU able tn merohandlM in any sectlnn o f th in store. ' BARNARD AUTO CO. No.l2rwr VAN ENGELENS THE 8T0RB WITH A GIFT FOR EVERY MEMBER OF T#B FAHILT IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Tiusdv. DmmlMr 11, U M .
I SERIAL STORY • Everyone Against, Nobody in P o t 5 WOULD KILL .-!l^r;rSL Favor so Annexing Bill Dies TELEPHONE 38 ' T*at*rSar« IMwaM ae«a apalalro oearek Mn. trkrts were stui outside the dty. been withdrawn by the mayor, ha kf out n( camera range, but wheii Braihorar-a r*«n acala. ke fX a “ T FOUND her going up to the The 10 words spoken by the mayor tafonnad the press to that “ If The Gentleman in Alalaa al lb* do«r. 'Tfca *14 w a s they st.-)rted to lift the raincoats . * garage loft. Just as you were: aoyccM wants to ccm e tnto the ci(y («hra a a r o ato*9la( takleta. Sivra th« kax to D«WM«. Dawaoa Dawson had ordered spread over thptjght she would. Captain, with "How would you folks feel U I weH take them in a dlstrlet at a the Third Row tW* bottle o f n llk in her pocket," withdrew the ordinance^' ttoM. Just tau ttian to aae me t tnonlK*. I J»T. UOO. Ombona'a «aom. longer. T ly n n anitounc^ as they entered A chorus o f “ayes" greeted the about It” > •'Do you mind If I leave now?” the bedxoom. mayor’s proposal after more than Oouneiimea last night also dis Pwabln in Ad»irfi: CHAPTER XXn •n0; I >««r. rpifE room was practically un The coroner looked up, her. While Dawson had been Jilght'a eouncU sesskm which was dinance, proposed b r Olatide Dat> OuljtHx Iilkhd changed alnce D aw ion'i last reason for your itaying. If Cap somewhat careful, Iwwever thor attended by more than 30 residenU weller, local businessman, 'Ha b u ,. |1.«; « monlh.. IJ.»: 1 f - r . of the areas which wouJd have been ssked that worker*,, other than visit. Someone had rnada the bed, tain Dawson had wanted you k e p f ough, in hia first search o f her here, he’d have said so.” She left room h e had spared iothing In his taken Into the city—and to a man Uoansed eleotridaaa. be aOowed to inmptlrnt ]dlett«n ta b« pub- and the *pr«ad was tlihtly and wire for electrical appliances, pro • of iKi( vKptr punutnl lo Srctior hurriedly. second. He had made no attempt (and wonan) they all argued that U<. ID3] 8«ilun L«wi of I gcla, the HraUh Magasine ufiernoon by W. O. Shipman, farm ’I've done a lot of trading tn he knows hli pipe won't nag him. DEC. IJ, 1924 superintendent. One-Act Plays Slated been gradually slipping off. In 1880 it had dropped Before lOOO the motor car did not Kimberly and I intend doing more —Nephew fry there." down to 77.4 per cent and in 1926 it was down to The Tuoson, Ailz.. "Dully OltUen" flKiirq In the list of dcnth cnu^c». Work .on the main structure, at in commenting on the ummal horse Now It Is elRliUi, Ju.tl iiheud of dla- the pre.sent time. Is "well o n ‘ the Don't Want U 56.2. These figures included persons residing in 9—'The »lroi\gest argument we lish and diamatlcs o f tha h t ^ Hector, Call Up fthqw that wan fttaitd Vhe uni hples. In 1537, liie records show, 30,- way" toward comvv'etton, Bhlpmtin versity grounds by the R O.T.C. slu- i>eopIe died lui u rcniilt of motor said, nnd some of tlie new basement have Is that wo don't want to come school, today announced that - a small towns and presumably livmg off the farmers quartet of one-act plays will be pre driita of the university, mentions ofir accidents, which wns 2.7 j>er rooms, made possible through exca In." sented by the public apesklng claases who make their purchases in these towns. The Asylum! Jnmes Schlldman, Pilcr, who Is a cent of nil tiir (Iciith:'. vation, are now being occupied. 10—Tlmt It is far more logical to Tlie Pol Hiitiia cranium I* student In tho soiiUicrn Institution take In each section at a time rath or the Jerome high school Dec. 16. The actual farm population in 1910 was 34.7 per tliiin ordliiarlly diiay lodny. Moloi' car accidruts cuase relii- er tliini trying to take In the whole Ttie ploys will be presented m the as the winner of the "rm ue race, lively few desths among tlie very cent of the total. In 1920 it had fallen to 29.5 i)or Our mftll roiitalned a batrh of and width of (he building. Is a countryside. auditorium at B p. m. when mounted cadets, raced ov« old and the young. The majori mlmeoBraphed .stuff from one Peter wry rrntlnn room In the center which cent and the last farm census in 1935 set the proj)or- a 300-ynrd course nnri picked up ty of Uie.te di'iitlis.occur during the Douno, Snii l^imciaco. Pctrr «crms an unmounted comrndc. The Is 40 by :h feet. It has a large tion at less than 25 per ccnt. to have nonirihliiK to do wUli ( most productive period In human life. flreplnce on one side nnd rustic fur • • • "Step Clntmlfrr Co.." whatever thRt niture win complete It and make It Tliere are many campaigns for U. nvftilnble lor use, TJio home’s pool MODERN ROYALTY Unfortunately, today a man can’t meic'ly file a If Mr. Ucmnn is w>nr. we giieM the prevention of auloinobtle nrrl* MIm Corn di\iighter of Mr. e* and Mrs, WlllUm Hrott, U here th'' walls of the recreation room are claim for his 40 acres and start his farming career rnu!ie we rtin'i nmke hesd or tall of result;!, It liKB airendy been estab* HORIZONTAL Answer te Prevlcms Pusile SO Circle m aklni from Seattle tn spend tlie holidays. n ti'virs nt pflindngs depicting vnrl- •with nothing more than a .'^hotgiin and an ax. Agri what h f’n IryinK lo t<»ll u«. lislied by the exjwrlenen of certnln l,6Plctured cities, couiuirn nnd Mntr» tl)at the ou.i nrenes In (his locality. Mnybfl somr ni von iniMri These paintings were completed kint of Ituly. 31 Political party cultural problems are a lot moic complex than simply Mrs, W. T. l*ott kingdom. sowing seeds in the spring and hai'vesting the crons have II tiy iii ih.' lollnwliiK, dntfd tktWea trln>(U. t\(\ Kme (}\ lh« eaunty }atl on DrdVlsion of n<'il On eaeh side of the ba.setnent rec- berlns from that date, and lhal iniiiiMi room ure sleeping quarters 20 Civilian, France, allotmcjnta, suiJervised rotation of crops, marketing »o provldrd a romei from Iho One of Itir iiio.it iilfiiNiiiK lioine Cross station* wiiere emergency 37 Sailor. ireiiLinnit. nin l>o ItUi'ii and the ilr- toi ll■^1ll^Illn, III one basement ' 21 Testivals. Slcp CUnoltrr Co, There hsil to be talent eventa ol tlie yril« plaits for liw- itnir me- 10 riiiir lliir It lir Is not on Acliool, Tlie piny will Ix- Kivra next striiotlon to make Uiem leas likely to crush wiien traveling at hiKh riir tnrm hitr lts own motion and SnMyoi-lf, framed. Any back'to-the-land movement, therefoii', would the bo<4i or ihn >j|op Clauifrr Co. TlitiriXlay nvrnluu in Hu- aiKlllorliim soiitiii i>k(ujv. equipment and films 34 Debatable. and Is full of n|iiirl(lii)K iuininr und s}>eedfl will h(«ve a favorable effect 20 .Stre et. 48 N euter It ron bo ^c^n In » few mlnules rire fiitnlnlim free, being given nt 31 Silk thread, pronoun, 30 Urn. have lo be arranged with elaborate care, cvm if the why no oii« rUr can have (he clever slliintlonii. Min. Anioii. who on tho accident rate. For pedealriRiis certain rulea have siAird perl(Mls by Joe Koehler, o|i- 33Kronce. 40 Dy, 40 Residue from western lands were still open to homesteading. A roncluslve proof,. If you Uhe it hRi twen drlllluK Ihn m'iiIo u . hitx n state*wlde reputalloi) (nr gi'lltiiii been a screen painted at one end ehrailng the rl||it man. That li peopli; of thU ctly. air, Mrlum cli«. ISp.!. MHoia. spread scale without disastrous resulls to the whole r a n or obtlrucllens. mill wall paintings along boU) aides. what mahm li lilchiy dU gulinf. 37 Satire, BBSI.Ip', ■•lllnl JH ItCi,. «A uJI1o,t . t. Ho does nol try to weav4 hU A rninrd platform Will be constnict- balance of agricultural economy. No can sn>ril it. Not even onoe in H ie IngleAldr rliil) lirlil lu rirsl 30 To kill a fly. measures. OLIke. 40Nomsrchy. way lhn>u|h (raffle. er. and a. He rroNei ilreeta al right "Wr are very wall satisfied with 40 Myself. father as 11 Roof edge. fllUnlt. tlicn if hr rliaiirr )na aiinuld Ihe wny the work has progressed Mrs, H. W. OlouclirK. wlirre a nuMit glefc 41 Half, kina In IBOO, 13 Pound. B4 lu ila a rluer.N In some comnumities, coimty and cl(y govoj'nments car* to berome rnicirrraie, Ihero la 4. Ii« uses rare In getting on and iiiid<-i the WI*A but there Is allll a Htalii (he v >li" hiuii'sn. as off vehicles In traffic. lot to he done before the Job VBIITIOAL meu, SO South will hare lo p,ir the workman al roniplBied," Hhlpman said. "When It 43 Pad, _ sisted by Mrs, A. I. 5. Ha iMha left and rifh l when 47 U altcm g l O o o n 16 Digestive Carolina, city for development by men and wonu'ii on ri^lief. the Central Oxtrr. n»l any siia Is roinpinted, however, it will prove eroaslng a stree(. machine. (music). substance. * B7 Verb ending. The relief clients have been permitt<‘(l to raisi- any eUe. To (r l imi llie Iliir roila a a. He obeys tralflo signal lo !>«• well worth the effort and the dollar ninlmuiii, and rrinnerallon kind of table vegetable the soil would yield. Many 7. He holili hU eonferencea on old tdlks will enjoy It," will oolt a d10 You May Not sidewalki, nol in th* middle of thr Ttir roMipletlon of the basement unem)»loyed managed to supplement th eir relief fare dollars a ye.r rotilliiuaily. Thero sireels. addition will permit more persona to a considerable extent in this way. la nolhlni rUr that rnu ran rail ■. Children do nol play In sr to Im taken Into the home. At tho new. real and irhuln*." Know That— the slrecls. prenrnt time there ara M, Ab a shock-absorber lo sudden loss e advisable. Many people could bene Rrrwyn llurhr, .lonmie —- llia fs ways. Pcrsliiiig Rifles fit from a small tract of land on which they could differeiil. Metry Chrlnlmss. A major |)urt of Iduhn 10. He UBM iiartleulaf preeautlnni w R « o n c •• u p u r l o f when walhlng at night. I’lcclgc F reshm en cultivate truek gardens and use the iiroduce thent- Remember that m«ny aul«iino Kva>itf<‘lln»'’H 0 IIII n I r y — ^elves. But even such a plan requires land—a great Hu Hum Dcpl. bile aocldenU occur because some UNIVEKBll-Y o r IDAHO, IHo, 1 more land thaii most cil|es can spare. ■lUII and t'halii Hecreed for Hindu f n in o li h liv Louk- 1^ liilieclali — Ttilfiy-fou r men, Male rriioofra'—WfllnbHrg. W. fo Ilo w ’H piM'iii. In KilKl K ing novel) from aotithern Idsho, were Va.. Item. H e n ry IV of l-'r n n c. n about Uhlni alcohol before fledged to Perahlng Hlfies, national University of Rochester (N. Y.) hasn't quite Leave It In llm women to get mar gruntod to I’iiTfo dn (innal.. driving. iniiiiary ijonorsry, at the Unlveralty ried by lior liy rriHik. The faUl aocldsnt record U «8 per nr Idaho. Formal inltiaUen was tuxedos for all itii faculty membei-s wlien for- S lo u r dn Mnntr<, u nlrlii o f cent higher for drivers under la hrid Uiinday, dinner parties are held. The professors probably "War r'alU |„ Malt Cod I.Irer Ifind Rcronn Noi'Hi Aniorku Uian for the general average, c h il Hix tiinra freshhisn mtlltariaU, Oil ftuppW—AopiiM-laied Prw«, , pouth of tho -llltli piirnlli'l dren have no right tfl be drivlnit m o ‘ hln their litnitn pnrtn nr iieili Dodds, Kimberly, and M anln ^ goldfish eituatloh and be reasonable. Tlir IIIIRD KOff ail of wh«t In now lilnho. McVey, Jerome. Tuesday, December 12,1989 IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS. IDAHO ^Socr£a^— C^iuL^-^cjCocli
THottias^Malberg Rite Cavanagh Sisters Balloons, ‘Blackouts’ and U-Boats Pastoor-Brovra Join -Students at Bi^al Shower Fetesf Vivid Memories to This Teacher Nuptials Read Planned for February Utah Winter Spot By Judge Holler Miss Marian GrahadH Joining the ranks of the first brides of 1940 will be Misa Holiday season acyvitles for 8l. H. M. Holler. Twin F uis magis Anna Mae Malberg, daughter of Mrs. Anna Malberg, whose M w y's of the Wasatch, exclusive Bj JEAN DINKIIACUI night, and reading by the wan trate and grandfather of the brtde. Brimful is the pre-nuptial party calendar of ■cbool tor flrla at BaU I^ka City, OUnt baUooiu over M uicb «t«r. uiumlnatlon was practically impos officiated at the w eddl^ of Graham, whose wedding to William Giffin, ^Ise, !• i‘ ‘ ’ ’ engagement to Rex 0. "Buss" Thomas, jr., son of Mr. and began with a bang last weelL "bUckoutji” In Londoa,'ind 0«nn>n sible. Thesten were cloeed; night Betty Roe Brown. Hollister, and for Sunday, Dec. 17. For Mias Graham, Mrs, J. B. , Mrs. Rex 0. Thomas, wan recently announced. The marriage Ttie entire school spent the week submarines on the Atlantle. driving was discouraged unless John Pastoor, Rogerson, Sunday will take place Feb. 5 at St. Edward’s Catholic church. end at Mazfleld lodge, a winter re By these tokens Miss VloU Hln- necessary; w h it e stripes w e«f afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home waiter and Mrs. W. A. Van Engelen arnmged & clever ': Miss Malberg was the inspiration for two charming pre sort. participating in the cxhllorat- shaw knew that England and Ger painted down the centers .o f tho of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McDaniel. kitchen shower this afternoon at the home of the formtf«V>' Ing sports•s the ^winter • vacaUon spot many were at war — a war that roads to guide motorists, and the Hollister. Mrs. McDaniel is the 218 Buchanan street. f ____ ;.».4 nuptial courtesies last week, both of them bridal showers obliged her, an exchange student to whole situation added up to an affords. moUicr of tho bride. A dessert luncheon was served, a color motif of red rad that introduced novel meth- Manchester. England, to return to uneasy feeling of Impending danger. The bride wore a moas-green Among the students on the trip white, to harmoniie with t)^ scheme of the kitchen ods of presenting the gifts to Uie Unlt«d a u te s and • teaching She dc.«rlbed vividly the confu afternoon drcjs with brown acees- were VUsa Pe«gy Cavanagh and sion that attended the evacuaUon by the bride-elect, was fea- ' Pageant, Puppet Mtm Barbara Cavanagh. daughters poslUon in Boise. sorles, and a shoulder corsage of the honoree. Miss Hlnshaw. a Week-end bouse of children from the clUes to the sweet peas. tured. Decorative details were 8CEIBBLBB8 CLUB Given Dc«d (o House of Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. CaVanogh, guest o f Mr. hnd Mrs. Gerald Wal- country, remarking that 300.000 Shpvif Presented Twin Palls. Present at Uie rites were Mr. and red and white candles and n A O B S ANNUAL ILK CnO N . Mrs. O. O. McRUl and Mrs. E. O. lace, told graphically of those three were sent out ol Manchester in one Mrs. Ed Pastoor and Miss Janet Bracken were co-hwtw ses at a mis Itils week the school wui have weeks she spent In Biglahd. after day while Mie was still there. Many Pastoor, parents and sister o f the e v e rg re e n . “ scribblers' club members. meeUn The 20 guute presented Miss cellaneous shower last Friday af By Soph League NB.C. carol broadcast by the the declaraUon of war this Sail, and of the children had never been out bridegroom; Mr. and Mra. C. J. Saturday afternoon at the boms o . Graham wiUi a shower of gifts for ternoon at the home of the for A religious pageant, ‘T h e K lng- glee club, and also calendared Is of belflg one of nine of the slums before.. Boss, sister and brother-in-law of Ura. John A. Brown. Birth v m m > mer. Friends and neighbors of the . nn of the Christ Child.” and a the nm ual Christmas party for the of 200 appUcants for Americans were ordered to stay her kitchen, and gaily wran>ed jel- nortt), mottier ot Ur*. Bath Uie bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs. W. .lies for her pantry. honoree, who attended the affair, humorous French puppet show, the entire student body. a freighter. close to the American consul and U . McDaniel, Mr. and Mrs. Sari stoo. el«et«d Bm. JohutoQ tad IClt. were invited to bring "somethins Famous French Midgets, were ^ven FesUvlties end Dec. 20. and the Test Air Raid told to rtfium home as soon as McDaniel, HollUter, and Judge Favorite recipes o f the guests ver« F lo m e e Benson as eo-praldeDta e t for a little house” as the bride and today as a part o f a Christmas pro Cavanagh girls will return to Twin One o f the f i s t protections possible. Holler. aUo presented to the bride-to-be. the greop. Mrs. Katiuyn Biraen.wM ' bridesroom win move lnt« their own gram given by the sophomore unit FbIIs for the holidays. against possible ^ raids of Man Want V. 8. “Orer There" After a short wedding trip the A clover verse revealed tho hiding mome immediately after the mar- to the Girls' league o f Twin Falls ¥ » ¥ chester. B igland's Important muni- couple will be at home at Amster place of the }elUe«. Mrs. BesKXi pnM ntM an ofliiBal ; riage. Miss Hlnshaw sUU gete a sUghUy high school. Uons center, was the InstaUaUon, higher blood pressure when she dam. M n. R . A. Graham, mother td eharaet«r slnteb and Mrs. Jttaulm A miniature model of their home Officially Introduced to the league high above the city, of huge bal Serving of Lunch thinks of the Impertinent way In The bridegroom has attended the the honoree, was among the guests. read two original sketchk. Otltfr was arranged on a table which was for the first time was Miss Marilyn loons, nets spread from baUoon to University of Idaho. Moecow, and members gave oral covered with green paper to repre- which the English took for granted Mrs. E. H..01mstead was hostess Perry, new treasurer, who replaces balloon, she said. the fact that the United Stetes also took a course In agriculture at sketches. sent a lawn. OlfU were placed Itl- Miss Joyce Helley. Begins at Bickel The balloons floated so high, they Logan, Utah. The bride was gradu last week, a t % shower lot the poptt- BKtensfre plana for Christmu ac- would nose-divo into the war. She la rb Urs. Cbambertaia. n ttrto f side Uie toy house. Frenoh AdapUUon were frequently obecured trom view ated from the Hollister high achool A deed to the house and contents tiTlUes were considered by mem rather deplores the hopelessness ¥ ¥ ¥ president ot the citib. cf * ‘ ' Opening the program the presi by Uie fog and mist, but when the that Is the English atUtude con in 1030. was prepared and signed by the bers o f the execuUve board of the —- shown brightly, therr they were. ¥ ¥ ¥ dent o f the unit, Miss Margaret Bickel Parent-Teacher association., cerning tho war sItuaUon. “ It'S got group, and presented to Miss Mal- Detweller. w elcom ^ the group and Holiday Symbols berg ^ little Michael ThoAias. meeting last evening at the home ) against air raids. to be and what are you going to do introduced the puppet ahow. model As a r about It? " sort of mass Uilnking. Students Appear In contest games, Mrs. Lambert of Mrs. Ii. V. Morgan. and to test the warning equipment. ed after French shows, and told R)r sheer novelty, Uklng passage Favored by Hosts K ing was wlnner.,Hostesscs were as Mrs. A. C. MarUn, chairman of England had a squadron of FVeneh that it was world-famoxis and had Ol a freighter Is something to do, Lighted OhrUtmas tapers were sisted In serving by Mrs. O. D. the special committee, announced planes fly over Bngland. trying out In Two Recitals performed before royalty. The char- even if necessity doesn't demand Vt, UTS. J. D. Beamtr preMnt«d her twinkling centerpieces and glass Thomas, grandmother o f the bride that the serving of hot lunches to the alarms and rehearsing tbs elU- scters. Miss Lois Olson, tap danc Is the opinion of Miss Hlnshaw, who piano pupils In two recitals Satur lanterns, airplanes and oUier typical groom-elect. children of Bickel school would sUrt xens in proper acUon in oaaa of D o i r t K E i r ^ er, and Mias Epsy Jane Origgs. read Christmas stocking presents were -That evening. Mrs. McRUl and enemy bombing. Liverpool was Uie has traveled extensively In recent day at her studio. 218 Buchanan er. then Introduced themselves. today. years. , , favors, when Mr. and Mrs. James Mrs. EUnor Thomas presided at a only city Uiat faUed to respond, street. The younger studenU ap They formed the head and speak Plans were perfected for the an Tomlin and Mr. and M n. OrvUle Rhower and- bridge and pinochle The passenger list was especially peared In the afternoon, and the ing voice for the puppet performers. nual party In honor of the Blckcl and had It been a real raid. Instead Oray served refreshmenU at Uie party for Miss Malberg. Olfta were of a pracUce, that city would have cosmopollUn, "everything f r o m advanced students In the evening. "Jolly Old 8t. Nicholas,” was sung school faculty, to take plscc Friday mlllloimlres to boot-blacks,” she close of a deUghtful evening of hidden about Uie McRUl home, and been much the worse for a bombing, Miss Patricia Smith, guest pianist, by a U-lo. Miss Norma Dickey. Miss even l^ of this week at the home pf generalised. Some who had never presented a solo at the evenhijg te- cards last Friday night at Uie hom« the ringing Of alarm clocks at sUted Mrs. L. V. Morgan. was Mias Hlnshaw's comment. of the former. SNiEZINfl Anna Laura Pabst and Miss June Black Were U>e NigbU traveled any way except first class cltal. Parents and friends o f the Intervals formed the slgnata lor gift Also sirranged was the Christmas Guests were memben of the McNeely. A sWt which took the "Dear Ole Lunnon" was not an got the “kick ol their Uves," she players were I n v i t e d to each hunU by the bride. meeting with treats for the children, observed. Thalia club and their husbands. form of a conversaUon between Miss exciting place to be evenings, with musfcal program. Mrs. Ouy Porter and Mrs. Ronald to be held Dec. 20. Hilarious touch of the evening was Marie Louden and Miss Mary Jane the ■•blackout" as a pall over the Cheer* for Old Glory For the occasion, the studio was “Skip" Towan wofl honors at bhdge The group agreed to furnish dolls the mock ceremony to IniUate new Shearer told how to wrap packages city, she admitted. Black paper cut gay with the trappings of the sea and M n. L. 0. Bartlett and Mrs. for the Camp PIre group of which On the trip home, 12 different members. Anna Malberg. at pinochle. Mrs. for gifts. Included among the to fit the window panes became a German submarines rose to the sur son. Including Christmas lights and gestlons offered were how to wrap Mrs. Edward Rogel Is guardian. greens. Officers of the club are Mrs.-John tttk n and Wuffinai a.-____ Jack SuUlvan, Burley, was an out- pert of the furnishings of all face at various times; exchanged treatment is siintnrtil becuat V»>. packages for mailing, and what to These dolls will be taken by the Those playing solos In the after Platt, president; M n. D. P. Groves, of-town guest. ^ girls to tho less-chance party, spon English houses, and no lig h ts win ship's signals and acknowledged the tiMollBdctfMne(BcMko~caatdB> ' Mrs. Oeorge Cappel assisted the leave off; how to wrap them inex dows gleamed out at night. The flying of the American flag. noon were James Camey. Aim Gib vice-president; Mrs. Alphle DeAUsy, Ing aev ^ e^tlal ntkf-gMitf sored by all of the Camp Plre groups secretary, and Mrs. WUUam Bruley. hostess ia serving lefreshments. pensively, and how to wrap them papers were placed over the win ■ "I never appreciated so fully be bons, Phyllis Payne. Sue Wltham, for different people. ol the city. Mrs. RogcVs group is Charlotte Weeks, Mary Langu, Dar treasurer. ¥ ¥ ¥ • by the Bickel P.-T. A. dows beginning about 4 o'clock in fore the SUrs (ind StrlpesI Old The story o f the "Double Barred the afternoon, she said. Glory was never more glorious U> lene Chrlstopherson, Jewel Adam At cards. Mrs. Cart Weaver, Wil Cross," symbol of the Christmas Mrs. Inama announced that the son. David Kidd, Allan Heinrich, liam Bruley and D. P. Grores won D.A.R. Luncheon next study group meeting wiU be The Etoglish people were permit me," was Misa Hlnshaw's fervent seal, waa told by Miss Janet Pink. ted to use only pale blue globes at comment. Gorden, Richard Boyce, Hope honors, and MorrU Moore and PhU Included tn her speech were the held the first Friday In January. Blaser, Helen Mae Johnson, Dor Cargill received the traveling prises. ¥ ¥ ¥ Heralds Hohday history o f the organization and the othy Smith and Marguerite Domo- ¥ ¥.,¥.. Approach of Ohristmas w u her loeal use of money derlred from sale galla. p. m. for an open house, followed VIRGINIA WOLTER alded by members of the Twin Palls of Christmas seals. Delphian Evening In the evening piano selections chapter of the Daughters o f the by a business meeUng and chil HEADS THETA RHO CLUB NaUTlty Enacted Calendar were presented by Bonnie Jean A m e r i c a n Revolution, yesterday dren's Clilrlstmas program at 8 Kunklc. Genlve Crowley, Doris Miss Virginia Wolter was honored Closing the program was the pa Chapter Gathers D. A. V. Auxiliary wlU meet p. m. in the auditorium. Mrs. John afternoon at the home o f Mrs. O. W, Gene Crowley, Charlotte Miller, last evening by the Theta Rho girls' geant, with the narrative read by Gamma Theta chapter of Uie today at 6 p. m. at the American E. Hayes, first vice-president of Oolner, when an appropriately Miss Lucille Thomas. It Included Delphian society met at the Frazier Dorothy Cockrell. Evelyn Cockrell, club, when she was elected president sonai program was presented, follow Legion Memorial hall. tho National Congress of Parents Florence Rammoge, Shirley Bcck- the familiar Bible story of the birth party house last evening for the ¥ ¥ ¥ of the group at a meeting at Uie ing a buffet luncheon. and Teaclicrs, as ■ guest speaker. ley, Marilyn Heinrich, Vcm a Sln- Odd Fellows haU. She and other of Christ Interspersed between her. first regular session since Its or Sodalcs Pinochle club will meet wlll dl.scuM the topic, "L ef Us Christmas candles and bells In a readings were Christmas carols, ganization, Mrs. Catherine Potter, ema. Marlin Sweeley, Karl Brown members of the official staff wUl be 'mound o f holly and cedar formed an Wednesday afternoon at the home Keep ChrI.stmas." ‘Adeste Fideles,” "CanUque dc president, conducting the business and Robin Blaser. Installed Jan, 8. effective centerpiece for the lace- of Mrs. Roy Wcllcr. ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Noel" and "Joy to the World." -Si meeting and making a short tolk on ¥ ¥ ¥ Mlsa Charlotte Richardson was covertd bullet ts.W«. Mr«. T. 7. Women’s Council ot Uie Chrls •WELCOME HOME" • named vice-president; Miss Ruby lent Night” was sung by Miss Pat Delphian principles. Mrs. Potter Neighbors of Woodcraft, circle Uan church will meet Thursday at Warner. st«t« regent, and Mrs. E. M. concluded her talk with the sloganr FOR CLAUDE BROWN, JR. Matson, recording secretary; Miss BweeUff. chapter regent, poured. Graves. Characters in the pageant No. 637, will meet lo regula* busi 3:30 p. m. at the church parlors. . were Mary, Mtes’Oenerlere Benoit; "Thinking togeUier Wthout think Members of the second ward M. Biarlbrie Rh^iardBon, financial sec ' Covdostesses -with Mrs. Coiner ness session Wednesday at 7:30 p. Mrs. Gray. Mrs. W. S, Parlsh'and I. A. will entertain at a "welcome retary, and Miss Betty Blolotell, were Urs. R. R. Bpafford. Mrs. A. A. Joseph. Miss Marion Taylor; the ing alike." m. nt 602 Second avenue east. Mrs. Porter will be Uie hostesses. After reading a summary of the home" party this evening at the rec treasurer. Gordon, Mrs. W. E. Elson and Mrs. wise men. Miss Julia McBride, Miss ¥ ¥ ¥ Annual election of officers will be Virginia Campbell, Hiss Barbara previous meeting, the president reation hall in honor of Claude Ml&s Martha Wise was IniUsted In H. Q. Lash. Mounta'ln View club will meet held. A gin exchange wlU be con- '' the presence of 10 members and six Lindsey. turned the session over to Mrs. D. Brown. Jr., returned missionary Singing of Ohristmas carols estAb- at the home of Mrs. Laura Peck ducted. from Australia according to L.DB. Rebekahs. Ushed the holiday mood for the pro Statues. Invitation. Miss Alice M fy Pierce, field director, who con Wednesday afternoon. Election of ¥ ¥ ¥ Harral; Revelation. Mias Nyle Tyler; ducted tiU program, the subject officials. A dance wUI climax the Tentative plans were made for a gram. Urs. Bweeley presided. Mrs. officers will t>e Held and a gilt ex evening's festlvlUes, with 'G len progressive Christmas party, with Prophecy, Miss Hllma Sweet; and being 'T h e Alms and Methods of change will take place. A. P. Oslund sang “Holy Night." Rupert, Oakley Boren and his orchestra playing the Miss Shirley WUson as chairman of angel. Miss AlUia Wells. OrlentaUon for Modem Times.” ¥ ¥ ¥ Mrs. Wilbur Hill told compre accompaniment. a committee of nine working hensively o f the origin of Christmas mcement was ihode by the Miss Carrol Smith dLicussed “Del Division No. a, Ladles' Aid so nervlee chairman o f the unlt«. Miss phian Principles of OrlentaUon” ; To Be Feted at Mel Carter and Miss Naomi Klrk- traditions.' Mrs. Warner presented ciety of the MeUiodlst church, Mrs. Effle Watklns. Mlsa Miriam Griggs, M lu Dorothy Harrison, Jun Mm, Arthur Sehurr. "The Delphian man are In charge of arrangemente an article on the origin o f the poln- will have a cooked food sale Sat Hartruff, MUs Pauline Stockhamp ior, and Miss Arlene Smith, senior, Plan and Orientation for Modem , Inter-Stake Hop for the program' which will foUow settlflaand its relaUon to Ohristmas. urday, Mrs. Carl Boyd, leader, and MUs Estella Potter served re about Uie Christmas baskets which Times"; Miss Grnyce Matson, "Del At the next Inter-steke club dance class proceedings. The officers' Mrs. H. 0 . Jeppesen spoke on "The onnounced today., meeting will be held at 7 o'clock; freshments. A lot of people bave beep »sdlD« the league will distribute. The chair phian Orientetlon Through Art"; ¥ ¥ ¥ of Uie L.DJ3. church here "niurs- ChrlsUan Lamb." class work wUl follow a t 7‘,30 o'clock; their way down to our ato n ■ men win appoint girls In each home MlRs Mabel Poricrileld, -Some Mod Kimberly Rond club will meet dny evening. RMpert and Oakley A silver offering was taken for a reassembling In the recreation room to handle collection of ar- em Art Movements and Tlielr So Wednesday afternoon at the home representatives will bo special giiesta, Serrleeable Fouiteln Pens, Wa fall and they taU us that our pcioN Angel Island. church leaders announced today. haU for a program at 8:30 o'clock, terman and Esterbrook, priced 11.00 are the "best In town,” During (ha W ¥ W Ucles. cial Counterparts” ; Mlsa Mildred El' o f Mrs. Leonard Ellis for the an ¥ ¥ ¥ rod, "Orientation Through Litera The public Is invited to attend, and a dance are chartered. Bee Hive to 112.00 at ClM Book Store, -adv. remainder ot the Ohristmai uwi WOMEK OF PARISH nual Christmas party, Each mem girls and Boy Scoute will be dis ture"; Miss Vemls itlchards, "Orien ber Is requested to bring a toy and members of Buhl, Kimberly, BIDDEN TO LEAGUE PARTY THREE DAUGHTERS MurUtugh and the two Twin Palis missed early to attend the pro .AU women of St. Edward's Cath nONORED AT DINNER tation Tlirough History” ; M n. E. H. for the Christmas box. Bean, "Civilisation; Unity In Vari ¥ ¥ ¥ wards will Join In the fesUvllles. to gram. of our VumlUtre so aa to lU rt eur olic pBrlah are invited by Miss Josephine m rkhotder, Elko, Mrs. Juanita {lull will give a 1840 Baby Chick advertlatnt etm- ety"; Mrs. Claude Randall, "HIs- Pldcllly class of the Methodist bo held nt Rudloland. catholic Women’s league to attend Nev., and Miss Jean Burkholder and Dancing will begin ot 0 o’clock character reading on Claude Drown. palgn. Our chick sexer Is already tery for Plesaure und Profit"; Mrs. chutoli win nipcl for k Clithtinns ll\c annual Chrl&tm&a party Thurs Mrs, Rciy Ledbetter, Boise, ^ Jr. Ml.u Fern Unlley and Mr.i. Helen h e re -h e can look a t Uie "aouth end* L. P. MorKc. "Delphlnn and Other party Wcdnesdoy, Dec. ID. nt 8 to music by Will WrlKhl's orchcstro. day nftemoon at 3 o'clock at the honor guests at a dinner given P. L. Lawrence, dance maiinger. Lind will slug n duet; Miss Meria of a baby ohlek and tell lU gaader parlAh hnll. cently by their parents, Mr. Varieties of History." p. m. at the home of Mr. nnd Sub-topics were given by Miss Is planning a clover recognition in Salmon will wive a reading; Stan right nowl He's a Ml||jpurian too. Snnlft Claus has written that he Mrs. 0. B. Burkholder. Mr.i. Scott Ellsworth, Mrmbws I'm not kidding abounSwar prleea. Mary E. Nowlon. Mrs. PoUer, Mrs. are asked to bring articles for' a honor of the Rupert and Oakley ley Drown will slng'a solo luid Jny will l>fi at Uie porty In pernon, ac Mm. Ledbetter was formerly M lu guests. Spiacher will play organ selections. If you've got the cash and «« bav« cording to Mrs. Tlieodore Qoeckner, Elltaboth Burkliolder, Twin Falls. Mata Wcnver. Mrn. J. O. Hiiyden, Dutch auction. MlKs Muurine Luke. Mrs. MetU what you want, you sure can boy a prenUlrnt of the league, who Other guesta were Mr. and Mrs. ¥ ¥ ¥ twrgalnl • nniiucRii lhat the linll will bo J. n. Cope, Elko; Mrs. Clara Rliir- Dnlholi, MlM Jessie A. McUnln. PnM Noble Orunds' asfloflstlon rlnborotely decoroled for Ihe hart and daughter, Mnrlone; Mr. Mlrw Porterfield conducted will meirt nuirsday bI 8 ji. m. USED OOODB word UrlU. Mrs. Hucold Lackny, who ( Anion with a largo decornled Christ- and Mrs. Prank Mcxlhn and daugh nt Iho hnme ot Mrs. V. c. linhun- Boys' Bicycle, balloon tires .....IlSiW nina tree domlnaUng the decor. ter, Patricia. Is n member of the Zetn PI chapter tynr. A gift rxclmnKe will lie rnn- OKU not to excccd 30 c rn ts . to bo ¥ ¥ ¥ of Drlpliliin, gavn tho history of ducted. and nil past noble grnmla wrapped ns Christmas prr»ciUs. will Poliiiul, llliistriiird with mnpn drawn am liivUrd tn bn present. MOUNTAIN VIEW by Mr. L(,ickKy. «4a.00 repossessed Davena.— .J V M be bi'oiiglil to Uio purly by all n t- C.n.H. HAS PROOKAM ¥ ¥ ¥ Ni-xt meellMK nf Uie cJmpter will 0x13 good Wllten Rug — .._430iM iriullng. Mrs. Lyons BmlUi has A Jolly Clirlniinna progrnm Lincoln rnrnnt-lVnrlier buo- Fiberboard Wardrobe_____—...$tJM be Mondny evnilim. Jan. 8. clntlon will ineeL Tliurstlny bI T:S0 j iitigpd n si>eclal ChrlNlmos program. presented at a meeting o f tlie Moun Large Oak Dresser ___ ....___-.MiM ncfrcKlimenU wilt bo served. Mrs. tain View O.D.A, lost evening at Uie Smaller Dresser ...... |g.U Hnilth licsda the decor^lng com MoutiUlu View school Iwuse. OF PLEASURE Oak Kitchen CaWnev...... mittee. Mrs, Estes Qroen presided at Uie Rocking Chairs------$).oo to *140 V ¥ V business session, during* which II niIdH CLMA ilKTTS WHS decided to hold a box social at Bridge Lamps ...... TO WKI) AT CilKIHTMAH tho next meeting. Roll Top Desk ...... I19M Mrn. Viva netta aniiuiinces the Kenneth Peck gave a reading Oak Buffet ______81J0 Kngpmciit of her (laughter. MIm Ohrlfllmas carols were sung by Her- Baby Buggy ...... ||M Klinn Heltfl, to Selgle Monroe W hll- man Donil; a reading was presented Injier Spring Mattress______4^.00 lluKtoM, BOn of Mr. aiul Mrs. WItllnm by Wilma Esllnger. and commun- Have It Inatullod BefoW Xmas Large Glow Doy Clroulator .-.ISOM M oun« WhUUngtoi). llaiiwii, tly ahighig wiui featured. 3 Room Circulator (good) ...... VOJtO Thii marriage will Ukn plnce WIUi tho tirrival of SanU» Claus, Majestic Range wiUi water CtirlnUnnfl day at Bun Valley, gifts were presented from a Ohrlst- front ...... 410.00 Mliui llelLa, form nrty of O reM ry, mas tree, nnd refreshmenU were Home Comfort range...... tioofl Oolo., was grodUBted from Twin served to Uie large audience attend i‘-nlla hl(|> school lu t spring. ing, Kerosene Header.... . Till! New NKW GOODS •18 Chrome and leather nhair — 10 Occasional chaUr------t I M Studio coueh The public is invited to $S0 Bnamel range!!!!______m 100 Overatuffed suita... HEAR T>iposlry ilavtao...... Velour nrtng fooken ..418 to tSiW STOKOL STOKER Sewtng raekaia ...... Copgreasman Henry
Y^OU eoulJn’t puk a l>etUr compan DWORSHAK ion to shar* your golden liours of P in t $ 1 8 9 5 0 |>Uasiire> B arcla y'p O o ld LaLel llo u r - New Price C ode N o . m DEC. 13TH bon Is mellow «s an olJ frlenJskip, At a Dinner Aleetlnfr Sponsored by the araoolk as your UmiUar^'well-worn OLD H IIDII.aiRO loalhar ellppers, Learty as cMI- Quart aiiR Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce clr«n*« lauftbter ^ ai full of Afivor li's not bitiar, not aweai—• Completely ImUIIrd W ith All Conln.M C o d e N o . 1R2 as your favorila pl^ j 'IVy U and SM. it's JmO riihtt T ry O Uti ioTICKETS TIckela nn llmllnl to 900. 7 5 e I>I«M pracun your’, lodiy > 1 Chainbtr of CommirM otllm m . Spden Electric BLK8 BLDQ. Page Six IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Tu eid>7.. D u m b e r 12, US* HOSTAK, ARMSTRONG RETAIN FIGHT CROWNS Seattle Battler Impresses in Eastern Fight Br JACK CUDDY CLEVELAND. Dec. 12 (U.R) — Champions Al HosUik of Chicago Sox Send Players to Twin Fqlls-Spokane Beattie and Henry Armstronfr of Los Angeles headed wefit again today after defending their middleweight and w e lte r- weight titles with knockout victories last night in the Cleve Another Mifjlily Atom Laundry, Mill land News Christmas fund show. HERE Montgomery Says That Hostak, one of the hnrde.Ht hitters ever to be unveiled in the west, is still recognized an k in g of th e w o rld ’s IGO- Score Wilis pounders by the National Boxing ns.sociation by virtue of his Cowboys Are Assured first - round knockout over THERE In Pin PlayJ Eric Seelig, German veteran, lo tbe before 10,998 cash customers National Laundry showed some Impresses SPORTS WORLD the most consistent bowling of the Of Good Club for ’40 at the arena. season last night u Uie four jnen ArmstronB, CalUomla Negro who Definite assurance of a “better” team for Twin Falls in (By bolted Frees) on the team all rolled between 544 possesses the world’s welterwelghi and 878 to take three out of four the Pioneer league for the 1940 campaign was received here crown, won whole-hearted udmlra- MIK riepul. hard-hltUng fnU- polnta from the Elks. today by letter and wire from A. J. (Monty) Montgomery, b.:. k from Thompaonvdle, Conn^ tlon becftusc of his technical knock secretary-treasurer of the Twin Falls-Spokane tie-up. out over ruagecl Jlmtny Qflrrlson of IiA> been named eaplain of the High honors for the evening went Ktinsaa City In the .«venth round, irto .Noire Dame football team. to Lelchliter who had a 578 total. While the Cowboys won the championship last year, it is He also had a top 213 single. For despite "Hurrlcnne Hank’s" qult« P.aiikle Covclll, Brooklyn box ccrtain that several of the local boys will step into faster evident lack of flRhtlng cdKe on his the losers. Bill Towon had the high er. b&l night declsloned Sixto Es- single of 210 and Jack P\jrd the top company, and south central Idaho fans had been wondering 27iii birthday. tjlfu., i’ucrto Rico, In 10 rounds three-game series of 5«2- just what will become of the Immediate pinns for the winners a( l-iKsburgh. Clty league play saw the Iron champions during the coming wfro not announced, but both spcm- C:f ijanj;. newspaperman who Firemen fall back Into their losing ed headed for bouts In Chlcngo.. pro.iiptcd the doublc-champlonshlp seaso n . ways by dropping Uiree out of four East AU-Star Negotiations were pro«res.«ilni? for nt Cleveland -lost night, re Montgomery writes from the Cin to the Twin Falls Flour Mill. High Hostak to cnfinRC In ft non-title puted (hu gross gate at $28,S79. cinnati major-minor meetlAg and bowler for the loop was Bailey of scrap wlUi Tony Zalc at the- Chl- nboM t7.000 less than had been an- wires from Chicago that the proa- tho winners, who had a three-game Gridders Ready caRO sudlum In January, nnd Arm tleljwlcd, pect for a bang-up team next year series of 585 and a top single of strong’s manager, Eddie Mead, wns Joe LoiiLi, heavyweight champion, la a "certainty." HAMILTON, N. Y., Dec. U »i alumped to tha deck with 3/18 at Kenoeland. From tho tone of the letter it »p- blood spurting from hia nose. He Henry Cotton, EngUah golfer, nears that the tie-up from Twin rose at the couijt of nine, only to be and Mr*. Marla Isabel M ou of NaUanal Uandrr Falls now runs to Spokane, then ------U» ISl 111 S8S met with a barrage that left a deep, Argentine ’ were married at Lon- ______1 « 168 MS to Seattle and then to Chicago, bloody gash on his right brow and which assures just that much bet culminated with a smashing right ter picking for the local team. uppercut that dumped Eric to the for tbe aixtb ronnlng of the Santa Play Gets Underway WeU Bcpreaented SAVINGS canvas. AniU derby Feb. 22. Armstrong waa not so Impressive After being delayed six days at Monty writes that the contingent irtth OarrUon. He had not atUlned San Francisco by storms at sea. from the Pioneer league at the ma hia usual fighting edge, aft«r a Jack Dempsey finally got started In Outlaw Cage Loop jor-minor confab was considerable ^ WHEMUU . . . Rtlalns hU middleweight severe cold In Mew Yotk and only Rupert Scares and at the present time (Dec. 8) crown wllh first round knoc|i- aboard the China Clipper yesterday STANDINGS .Uire« days of training at OkveUnd. for Manila, whera he will referee staying at the Stevens hotel In Ohi* oat over Erie Seelig at CteveUnd HNAKS VALLEY LOOP cago were Owner and Mrs. Bill tn* / ) Henry tore after hi* man In the last Bight. the Garcia-Lee middleweight tttU: three rounds and had Garri W. L. Pet. Burley Elks, ' rich o f the Spokane and Twin Pallt fight Iowa Gagers son itaggerlng and bleeding from a Ftank Dickinson, originator ct ...... I 0 1.000 teams; Mr. and Mra. Hadyn Walker gaab on hi* right cheek at close of the football ranking system whieh of the Boise PUota; PreUdent Jack But Loses 30-26 Halllwell, Pocatello, head of the Pi the ttird. bean bis name, placed Southern Drub Denver Blawa iM k Xing ChaUedon Is California as the number one RtJPERT, Dec. 12 (SpeclaD—l^ e oneer loop; Mr. and Mrs. Bob ?BURN X>eeplte this telling atUck agalxut «—»« of the nation. Texaa Aggiet Sapert ) IOWA CITY. Ia,. Dec, 13 W.R>— Rupert Lions nearly up.Kt the Bur Brown. Vancouver (Western Inter- the lad who had luted 10 rounds was aeomd, Cornell third. Tnlane Gooding . The University of Iowa basketball ley Elks tn the first game of the naUonal league) executive; and agalnat Henry in October, Arm- Chosen as fonrth and ’renntaaee fUth. Jeromr .. ...0 0 .000 team defeated Denv«r university, 44 Snake Valley league season here Monty himself. Btrong's blows lacked their usual Tbe Negro Gbocta defeated to 34. in an IniersecUonal game here yesterday, but the Invaders finally Most of the other teams from this sing. After that third session, the Weber Janior college, 43 to SB, at Play got under way on three fronts last night. pulled out with a 30-26 victory In a loop were well represented at the champion, , apparently tired, coasted Horse of Year O ^ en last night. In the Snake Valley Outlaw cage Denver took the lead al tlie start game that waa anylMdy’s from start Clnclnnall meeting, but left for for three rounds, although mildly league last night, with pro;tpecui of the Bamo and held It for the first to finish. their respective homes at the con BALTIMORE, M d„ Deo. 12 Ot.W- good for one of the best seasons In clusion of proceedings. THE W EST forcing the fight. He opened up fur Ohalledon. Wllllnm L. Brann's 14 minutes. Then the Iowa attack, Tlie hlBhly-favored Cnwla quintet iously In the seventh and floored the history of the loop. It was re Marybind-bred coll which defeated led by Vic 8li'«el, started to roll and couldn't get going and the result Jimmy for the count of nine with a ported today after a survey of (he by haUtlme the score wus 18 to 12 uiw that Rupert held a 14-12 advan- Books of Travel. Biography and A BERD EEN every top-flight Utoroughbred In the STRIKES results. left hook. nation during 1939, waa crowned in favor of lowo. toge at the half time. The score was Fiction, for aU ages, Cloa Garrison rose, but a barrage of At Flier, the Filer-Twin Falls en "horss of the year" today by Amer The Hawkeyes started hltthig the fled o ff nnd on throughout the con- Store.—Adv. : ^COAL books hammered him to the canvas try In the eight-team conference got te.^l. ica's turf and spor,^ writers. away to a good start with a victory basket from all over the court In the !n luch helpless condition that Ref Tlie brawny son of Challenger II i.ccond pcrlo He scored 10 polnis while playing By .'56-19 Score didn’t gross »o much. homa gamea on Wednesdnys, initend oal(lr)n for (he hlKh-ncorlng Red thouanda to selcct from, al Clos aggregation. skins and (ha gunie waa never In Uke Ihe hlfh >lnil« for the ave- riiONB 2013 ning. Uolh outflU showed Urk of |>r«r- doubt after (he first five minutes of tlcp and aa a result the gniite was a play. Garber hid a ncn total. Tliese • Wacraottd exactlf th« same "cxpen- The winning club wss led by R ob were the only AOO nr ho((er t«tals for slam-bang rough affair from lU rt (o •iva" w bilk«r that formerlf cost far m orel fInUIi. wlUj only occailonnl flanhi ert Haddock, who ecored 16 polnta. the Millers. of team-work by either cluh. while U e nrltia turned In a bril IWnry WendlhiK, wim 010. was J. Myers and Fremslead tied for liant defeiitlvs i)erfcrmance. topa for the Iron Hrenien and again top snoring honurn for the losers Count al the Imlf time waa Sl-IO the same bowler took high single— YOU CAN'T GO WRONG with si* polnU each. for SliOBlinnn and In Uie last half 210. the Redskins kepi up their terri lineups; ON A fic srorlnR p«r tiie losing club, I can't understand how the Irtm BURLEY FTI.Um-Tr. 1). WllllAtiiA wnn high point Firemen roiild li>nn ilnre out of four THE PAUL JONES n . Myers .....F;— ...... H ulu wlUi seven rounters, aa both smin.kreprrti were Iron Firemen plAyrm J. Myora ------F ...... Powers 'Hie gamn wns (|uUe rough and a MAGEL USED CAR W A R R A N T Y Fremstead ...... 0,._...... Wallace to(Bl of as i^riioUBl fouls »«rro Flour Mlll« niarlA o ff the 1035 Dodxn (;i)ii|ir, r /^-l. tires good. week fi)r nrxi «n 'k n Ik'o Iniwllng. Pm lJon..h..lon,bll„one iTonwn ------a ...... Tranmer rallfld-12 iiuiiinnl Hhoshone and II clean Bp|ieuriiin:n 9 3 5 0 of A m .rie .'. ^ . l - k o o w n " . .. MorrU ...... 0 ...... Bohlffman against Decln. Bailey's, 228 leadn f^ir the dollar. IMS Dodge Kedan, new pnint. good ntblMr. penaif. whUklea"-aold for BubaUtutes; Burley K a a t o n . Thn Rndikhu' nest game will be motor reconilliloned...... jilayrd at ltui>srl on Wednesday. $395 W a at • much highar price. Thomas, Oklles; Filer-Twin F a lU - 19S7 Ford "fl.1 • Hedan, new pslnl, new . Bmlth, Hartruft, Ray Wells, ateele, Iimteuit (if In HlirKihiiiio. an the sche W* warrant lhal today ~ al • JDonahua, Tela. dule callril fni'. Borordlng lu Norval. Uras. recondldiinfld $395 Ka naw low p rle a -P a u l Jonaa RuUterford, manager. 1620 Dodge Hedan. goo0 others lo Ohaoae From Junior rollrge of Ctieur d'Alene. fi(t League for 1940 to 27, In a non-confflrenco season > nU N O U O O . Dfo. la not make » single misUke. I d on t orthodox end play, chances to a beUere anyone wUI score on Ten fast-chargla*. stralght-away line nessee all year.” ______- Jt Una that limits gains to Uttle or noth* Just as Cafego U the key man c ro s n d d u rto g ttie regulas BCSson. in*." on the offense. Jimmy Rlke. cen L u t yMT It w u Duke, and it Thomas pointed out that Ten ter. U the director of the defense. took the Trajuu 59 mlnut«t w d nessee is a team that does not al He cans the defensive signals, and S3 BtooaiB to acore & touchdown. low long runs against It. ili e Vols Judging from the results, must ThU jrear It will be Tennessee. «>d tr.ka you go the hard way for know only slightly less football down here there Is a feelint the what scares you get. than Coach Bob Neylnnd. •un will BO down and the ntooa ••We have ^ayed Tennessee nine Speaking of Cafego. football come up before southern Call* tbnes." Thomas sakl. -wlimlng students in this section believe the fom la reaches the pay-off dirt four, losing four, and tying one. Wcat VlrglSl* Hungarian Is 50 per o f the Volunteers. In those nl^e games, and v e threw cent o f the team's strength on of Fnmk Thotnas, Alabama coach, such baiks at them as John Cain fense. He U the one back on the rates the Tennessee t«am ot this and Dixie Howell, our limgest team who doesn't n M the most year as the finest defensive unit passes, was a 38- effective blocking to pick up he has ever seen. yard run by Bubber Walker, way yards. "It Is the only team I ever saw luck In 1»33.’! Repcrt is that be will be lOO per that it is Inipoeslble to fool, eren TKcnas’ praise was reminiscent cent ready for the Rose bowl for on« tone to a baU laaie. '«ott ot Coach Jock Sutherland's t*r game, despite the fact he w«nv can throw ererylftlng at. them marks after watching Tennessee out on the third play of the gams there Is In the book, and you can whip Alabama. 31 to 0. early this a g ^ t Kentucky two weeks ago. throw everything at them that year. Despite the amazing of and lasted but two plays against Jl there Is in your head, and you still fensive brilliance o f Cafego. But Aobum last S a t u r d a y . The ' can't cross them." Thomas told ler and Poxx. SuUierland’a eye was coaches were taking no chances ^jne. caught by the defensive strength ^ t h Cafego In these games, they "The Vols will let you make o f the Vohmteers. wanted him to be ready for the first down when you are In mld- *lt Is ooe of the few games Z Rose Ixnrl.
Short Cut to a Two-Pointer Coaches Meet to K ck Men for Shrine All-Stars SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12 OJ.PJ Percy Locey and Orrln (Babe) Hol- Ungbery were due here today to .se lect half a western team to taU part In the annual Shrine east-west game in Kezat stadium New Year’r
Lecey and HolUngbery are to name 1 1 of the 22-man sctuad. the other half being selected by Coach Bltf Jones of Nebraska, who Is co-coach
Gooding Will Meet Filer Cagers Friday GOODINO, Dec. 12 t S p e c T a l)-!„ Coach Ap Berg sent his Q o o d In g !" Nat Holman, famed coach of City college of New Tork basketball Senators through their paces today team, diagrams a new offensive trick for Capt. Babe Adler as C. C. N. as he continued preparations for the m Y. eager* opened drill for 1939'M season. first away-from-home game of the j < season at Filer on__Frld(iy night. »» The game will inaugurate Filer high sehoors new g>mnaMum to high school cage play and at the same time will put on display two of the THE PAYOFF district's Class A teams for the first I ‘ time this season. t by The Senators already have one * game under .their belUi-but hope HARRY GRAYSON they aren't required to play many that tough to win victories during U^e coming season. (NEA Sports Editor) The win was a 28-36 over-tlme Ull with the Qlenns Perry Class B club here Saturday night and saw some NEW yO R K -C ollegU te basket Year’s night the Bucks «'1U square good bas^et>^ for s^ early In the ball, coittlnaint Its rftsh to^ gopolkri- off vAth Ooihiin knd Michigan and seasott. Ity with wlntor sports fans, appar Cnllfomla will meet In the other The two clubs battled on even ently struck off In the right dlrec* half of the bill. terms all the way through. Uon by Inaugurating the double- That's a menu that should satis The Invaders got ahead midway In header Idea a couple of years ago. fy even the most ravenous basket the third period after Gooding had First started In New York's Mad ball appetite. held a 13-10 lead at the haU time. ison Square Oarden the response Lose Trark Ace Then the Senators came back to wus such that this stunt this year A Washington baseball fan comes knot the count at 29-all In the final will muahroom Into outlying pre up with a novel way of estnblLsh- mlnuto of play. cincts In a big way. Philadelphia, Ing baseball prices for major league In the overtime, Lawrence Hutton, Baltimore, Clcvclanct. Columbus, O , baseball games, offering a flucluot- dImlnuUve Gooding guard, sank the Chicago and several other cities Ing .^cale which would be governed winning field goal to give his team have arranged attractive program-i by the caliber oC Uie visiting club, a v|ctor>', fputurlng some of the nation's crack . . . In oUier word,^, when the Yanks DoUi sides lued loUi of subsUtu- collegiate teams, are storming the gates grandstand tions a.i the coaches ex|)erlmented Uckcts might go for 11.50, . . . The Basketball. It seems, la almost wlUi new talent. UkI Box sniHht brlns a price ol Ideally aultcd for double headers. l U S . . . . Indians «1. and ho on. . , . Considered by mnny critics to bo The bift problem, of roursc, would even faster than hockcy It virtually Bowl Games Rated be how much would Uie homo club never has any lull In action Uiat pay fans to come and see the can bore Uie fans. The games ore Browns or Phillies. . . ,? At Even Odds comparatively short—only 40 mln- NEW YORK, Dec, 13 (U.R)-Only utri iictuaL playing time—and one Jim Kelty, Mlnne.tota track coach, lost mnny an aUilete bccause Uiey one of the New Year's- day bowl contest can be stagetl Immediately couldn’t make the scholnsUc Brnile gam es-Oeorgla Tech over Missouri (iftrr (he other, with only a short but now Kelly Is losing one because —wan rnlcd at more than "even Int^nnUslon because there'n no he's too smiin, , , . Jack BuUer, the moni'y." odds Issued by Jack Doyle, playtnii suv(ace or other props to Gophers' beit high Jumper, Is com- Brondway b^lUng commissioner, prepare, allowed today, pleUng hi* college course by Feb. 1 Appear In Garden In order U) sccept a teaching fellow Doyle rated at 4-8, Southern Cal- Ifonila-Tennessee In Uie Roso bowl, In New York where crowds of ship In Iho sociology department, > 18,000 Iri'QUontly Jnm the Garden , . , Dr Mexico from the souihwesi; Okla> murrril on naming the colleges they Officials Chosen hnma and Missouri from the Dig will utU-nd next year. Reason: Six and NoUft Dame from the mid They're walUng to see where Jock For Rose Bowl Tilt west. ’nii-ro sre 16 double headers Hiitherland will be coaching, , , . If SAN KltANCISCO, Dec, 13 (U.R)— scheduled. In all. the new-bottt national Indoor base* HPTliecl Dana, conunls&loner o f foot* □iKKest nne-nl|ht hoop JamMrro ball leaiue collnpsei u will come as ball oirirlols of Uie Pacific Coast In Uie midwest will take place In a surprise lo no one. . . . Daseball's confrrrnrr, today announced Louis Coliimlnu where on Dec. 30 and Jan. natural habitat Is outdoors and O. Conlan. Sun I'Vanclsco, a grad 1. California, Ohio HtaUi, MIclilKan that's Uial, uate of St, Miuy'i college, would and Cornell will mix It up, 'I'lie Caption over plolure of Ken (on referee Uie Jnii. I Rose bowl gama Buckeyes and Golden Ileuri will pair relli'O Kellner hi Washington newi- between U^O. and Tinneas«« a» o ff the first night, with Cornell tak paiier, reads: "Nall Down Baby's Pasadena. ing on Uie Wolverines. On New Bank—Here's Kellner." Dana aanounced Conlan would l>« assists by H. W. Sholar, Oretni- boro, N. 0 „ a graduate of Presby- icrlaii college, m umpire; George Oardne^, Georgia l ^ h . Atlanta, Phelan Signed Ga., as head lliiramani and Wil liam Diiiin, Michigan State, Pasa* For Huskies dena, as field judge. HEATTt*, Wasli,, Dec. 13 W.R)- . Jimmy Phelan was under another Bowling Schedule W one-year contract today as head (Ry United PreMj football coach for the University of N.V.1I. 00, llpssla 17. I..I.II. eo, John Marshall » . COMMRRCIAI. LKAQVK Waihlngton at an undisclosed . Tnesdar, l>eee. II — D«U’a between Phelan and University of* Deraul iChieago) 37, Purdna U. va /.Ip-Way (41). ficlali stopped rumors he was not I n d ta u VnWertliy N, Xavier al Thursday, l>««. li~ lkh U lii n . to be i«t«ln*d. K was the fourth Clnelnnail 14. Heco Mllli (7). contraot Phelan has signed her* Iowa M. Denver II. 14. since leaving Purdue In 1938, VUUnava »9, Wittenberg St. CITY LIAOUK Phelan's Wsslilngton t«Bma hava 81. Mary’s 41, Teaas A, * M. 47, Tuesday. Dee. tg->llalla'i Oea*' won n paoKlo Coiiferanoa games, 000 vs. Perrlne H eM (11). last a^and tied eight, Wediitsdey, Dee. II—WUma’* Vandal Cage Club Slum vs. Firestone (I), Thursday, Dee. 14 Oraag* Jackie Burke Wins 'TraniperUtlea va Twla tilto Wins Two Games Lumber (II). MOSCOW, Dm . 13 W.fO-Tho Uni- Over Denver Boxer verslty o f Idaho Vandals showad a S A I/r LAK8 CITY, Dto, U (UR)- •lean slata today after a week-and Catches “Big One” Jaokle Qurke, Ogden, sroi-ed a sev of basketball Uia\brought wins over JEKOMK, De«. la < S p w U I)^ n • en rouxid taohnical knookout iMt Whitman and S^tam Washlniton fishing exounlon with Mayor L, U. n ig h t'o m R. J, lyewls, of Denvar. oollagM. Zug, A. L. n \ * and LU . A. BUhop, Dlok Diamond beat A1 Allard, 'Hia Vandals look Baitam Waah. chairman of the county o > Denver (0)1 DavaMaiisaiiarss, oolo* Ington IMday night, ao to 19. Batur. era last week, Cor I Hanry % rado, deoUloned Bddle Itow day night, the WhlUnan PoeU want Dworaiiak was fortunat« In catehlot ' Roy Hart and Johnny Oandla, draw, down before th« Vandals, 40 to U . a six and ona>lialf pound rainbow (4); KIroy Ohavaa and Tiger Orlf* in a rougli-and'tumbla exUlbttlon trout al Maglo. Ttw (Ish waa % fin, drew (4); and Dale Marklium wlilcli saw Idaho coma from behhid “ bounder," and it took Mr. Dwor> daelalonad Young Jaekla Surka, («). In tha aacond half. ahak IB mlnutaa t« land him. IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Tnmlagr, o « e a iiln 4 U n f ^ E l g h t MARKETS AND FINANCE mvoiEsowii Buy Now and Mail E^rly, By United Press Yule Purchasers Advised L Uetiq^liena todv *«» vittd m i l O N C I I Y t by Pottauuter IC. A. S tnok ta "liiop (Praa Paca Om > DOW and m an ew ly for atrly deUv- that yoQ eaa maU your gifts, cn e t* BOISK Dec. xa aU9 -r Coeur • Ileve It's an honest effort to cletn up u y ,- pointiDc out that only tpeclal tngs and letters to relatlres, friends d'Alene was chosen the IMO con * LIVESTOCK I N.Y.StOCKS the town," dellTBriet irin be made Cbrlstmas and lored ones at least a v ed c o r 10 vention dty of the Idaho depart oRoyTmeoms : PRICES s Dean then moved lor suspeoste day. d a n before Chiistapas, accordlsc to ment of the American Legion and t ------ot the rules and Taber seconded. the dlstaaee. Itd s « m n6t only NEW YORK. Dec. U (UJD—tlie Because Chrlstmaa comes on a the dite was set tor Aug. 11 to 14. After ‘ the propoaed oi " Monday. It waa pointed out. a two- make It certain that they a n n ~ legion executive committee leaders mirket closed higher. eelved before OhrlstBiM day bat w m to IIO.Hi fw4ni ■» nort^rn ColorBdo fed I>ereraber -tocMn waa un* era eailer. nanco follow: lambt. Bln# lo«ul. and d«k Iron Idiho. rhangeil to off He, December 6S*;c. and Cotlon < out congesUon and delay, but owing, m em ber^ In mailing. They follow: government; to solicit aid from or 11.10 a bale~ Xiinund cama Sccllon 2—It shall be unlawful for —All parcels must be securely ganised basebaU for the American two ' rarlotd* from Orrson, one from 0*1. wer- unchanged to >^c higher. De from foreiin eoama. *nn aana to the enormous volume this can be 1 w>«ninr snd l.tM drinlnt. Top (« following suggestions win greatly a—Parcels containing perishable to the Boise veterans' facility; to brrcdlnK riitCi^GO— Grain rangai ...... -imodlty apnrfc t*ara to any person or persons within the Whaati 0 »»« Law aid the post olttce and touure the arUciea must be marked ■•Perish cooperate ta the PttsldtnVs birth _ 81H tb« martat. ’baden city of Twin Falls, except as pro ec...... >7>i -S»^4 .SS’i *1)rompt handling o f your mall.'* able” and packed in suitable con day celebration and secure "Iron CHiCACiO LIVESTOCK lay .»6S .®«ti „ 20% a talcao (roa < vided by the laws of the state of lung" respirators to be placed in CHICAGO-IIon. 20,*00i op.n»d tlnw. iW ____ »2f. .»3S .VJ^ J. I. Cfiae Co. . "During the holiday time the vol tainer, according to contents. Glass _ 71',4 Idalio. three strategically lo ca te ^ itle s in mo»llr it»ady; ipoU Jc to 10« b«cr; i..p Chi., Mil, 8t. Paul Si Pacific - *i ume o f mall increases approximately ware. fragile toys or crockery must li.40 (rraly. would be around 110. acalnat 106 U>La year Sccllon 3—It shall be unlawful for 200 per cent.” the postmaster said. be packed\so as to prevent escape Idaho: to complete a P p ^ e^ to reg CaltU; 7.000. calv*. I.SBO; all Chr>-slfr Corp...... 86 ■ any person or persons, firm or cor - ,d that iuio national Incoisa arould ri*a "It is a physical Impossibility to of articles or pieces If broken In ister graves of all v s f veterans. jcarllniri and rholrr medium wrliiht and Coca Cola ...... 119'A 'o blllloni from INS. poration' owning, leasing or occupy wH»hty alwra fully •Kadr ; vealfr. aleady Commercial Solvents...... I3li laveelment drtnand waa Botad la aavtral handle this great mass of mall mat transit. ' to «fak at 110 down; b».t yrarlln* itofri ... .ISH .asVi . Individual Uiue*. notably AtDarleaD Tela- ing or tn possesslonyor control of Commonwealth & S outhern___ 1% any premises within tne city of T i ^ ter efficiently and prmnptly within 3—'Addresses should be complete, ... phona, which cama wlU>ln 4p o ln t of lu a tew days'. Therefore, to assure de with house number and name of tikMV- . Kondar f ContotnVal Oil ot Delawar* „ 32 hlih for t)M yrar. £aatnaa Kodak (ained Palls, knowingly to permit thereon HOLLISTER cIm «J He to it>c io«eri loumj . - r ’* Com Products ...... 82 a point and Allied ChanicB] waa • flna therein the sale of IntoxJcatlng livery o f Christmas presents, canls street, postoffice box or rural route market nat alabllshed: early .und( apot. and letters liy Christmas day, the number, and typed or plainly writ weak to 16c lowrri Ulklnv IH.T& to Du Pout de N em ou rs______178% Slrel iharea wera daprtaaad aarly but on SotKl lo choice wcKilfd lamU, public should shop and mall early. ten In ink. A return card should be Tommy lUff and Marlon Gill, Easimnn Kodak ...... 16414 came bark to .lishtly abova raatarday'a students at Welser. spent the week Electric Power & L i g h t _____7 laat levtit. General Hoton had • amall person violating any provisions of "Do your Christmas shopping j o -plaoed In the upper left com er ol OMAHA LIVCSTOCK advance. end visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wiley General Electric ...... 39H this scctlon shall be guilty of an every piece of mall. Do not mall OMAHA— llugi: X.lOO: early Rail* and uUilUta wera sbetit ataady. Christmas greeting cards in red, n u f. auady to atrvnK: top ti-lt. Oeneral P o o d s...... 46% MoBt establLOiment, or th? places of busl- TWEES OEFffi pared with SIO.OOO In the pi««k»a taa>lon. 4—Greeting cards should bp sent irwln and Mrs. Leslie Dean were 6«c; No. 2 66e t- Johns M anvllle...... 78 wbll* curb atock tarsoTar asotiAlad to ss or establishment o f any public by first class mall for best re hostesses isst week at a miscel .. Kennecott C opper...... 37*4 146,000 aharta anlaal 1(7,000 yaaUrday. private club o r organization with* sults. laneous shower for Miss Betty LOS ANGELES LIVESTOCK 9 62Uc: N Montfiomery Ward ...... 83% the city of Twin Falls, excepting W 8 ANGELKS-Ifo»»! Salabl. KOO; Oau; No. TEST ON SmU 5—Use airmail for speed. First In Brown. Thirty-five guests were alow, few early *aln and moil b dt .I'ic ; No. Nash Kelvinator ...... however, religious, social and be arrival, first delivered, first opened present. n n ' Sll^c to : No. JOe to ite lower; deck lowl to rholr. 60 National Dairy Products ...... 15U DECLO nevolent corporations, when peciml* ; Ized pursuant to chapter 11. title 29 sect which has caused every test stamp will assure delivery Christ M.-S; off welrhU W.M to Ml few aowi Harley: No. ;i mi MLu Mary Trout who teaches chairmen ot the national boards of 4HcN : inalllng 66c i Parsmount Pictures...... of Idalio code annotated, for the case, V ^ mas day. if mailed at the proper 2 yelliw 1I.08U t the Presbyterian church, were guests -A" Suyl>eani: Nu. J. C. Penney Co...... school at Declo, Joined a party of purpose of making arrest under this Attorney Parry said that the time. S p e cif delivery service means otlwr elaaara 'iS-S about “b: lUadr: medium to ll.OHili: No. 8 II.C friends from Twin PUls and spent of the community at a pot-luck din Pehna. B, R ...... ordinance and for the ptirpose of case In which a federal court ruled Immediate delivery service at o ffic (ood fad *i«ra ouoled » to M.W or abova; Jl.OSVii to 11.071,; the week-end in Balt la k e City. ner. A short business meeting was ftw (aedrr* 18; mxllum to lood htlfert Timothy iced: 13.n.OO to H.16N. Pure Oil ....- ...... making Investigation to determine against a school board was o f address. Special delivery Is for Miss Rachel Lewis sper> Saturday held discussing the organization ot n.tO to I8.W: tew yearling fe* t;:3.6aN.' Reynolds Tobacco B...... Interfering with or prohibiting said but that case has not reached the packages should be registered or The Christian Endeavor held a to t9.80: Bood Ight fad helfert ID.20. and Mi s . Ben Shool and supreme bench. Other actions In Sears Roebuck...... officer or officers from Immediate Insured. Patroiu should send as taffy pull last week. Chinese check Calm : Salable 2 0; ilcady but quote, a daughter. Salt Lake City, visited at which boards were upheld, however, f«w itockara untodi oild vralen lo 111: Shell Union OU - ...... 12'.4 deemed guilty o f an offense, valuable matter such as coin and of the evening. Sponsor, Mrs. Mar 'ealvaa t8.B0 to tfl.7fi: fat calm quotable Domnn recently. ™ and the religious sect lost In those Socony Vacuum ...... l l ' i Scctlon 6—Any person or persons currency, when money orders are garet Miller, was in charge. > araund I7.7J to I9.B0. Mrs. Julia Parke, Declo. and Mrs, instances when the IWghest tribunal Sbcapl Nona; cleanup of holdover; ewea POTATOES Southern Pacific ...... upon conviction thereof shall not av^ oble or desired. Hollister yotmg people were enter fullf ateariy, medium to good )0! to I2S-II). Standord B ra nds...... Empst McArthur, Mt. Pleasant. be fined not to exceed the sum of refused to hear the appeals for want For further Information concern Utah, vl.slted relatives at Kimberly tained at Rogerson Friday evening. Standard OU of Calif...... *100. of Jurisdiction. ing any postal matter patrons to*'cbolca woollb. < son and family. short talk by R. S. Davis. IM t«.Z6 to ta.iS. January delivery: No sales; I1.S3 Union Carbide Se Carbon... shall not affect the validity 0." • enforce the salute. CatUa: 176. cairn H : at offered. Union Pacific ...... Tlieroii Jacobs and Earl Cobbley remainder of this ordinance. Idaho law, said Mr. Parry, per itMdy with Uonday’a 264: advai M arch delivery: One car $2; clos United A ircraft...... left Frlclny for Washington on a Provision is also made against mits the salute regulation by school to *0^ led ateets Monday |7. o IS.60; business trip. Btdlam TMlen 17.60. ing bid and ask, >186 to $2. United Corp...... selling liquor, or giving It away or boards. gba«>i 2 U : no aarlr » ! « ; alaughter U. S. Steel, com. ______Dnvld--#. Penrod hns retun otherwise disposing o f It to persons Both Parry and Mr. Stephan In CHICAGO POTXTOEB Warner Bros...... home from Provo. Utah, where under 21 years ot age. Such action dicated belief that the 8. su u S a iS ht* aw»a V il. " CHICAGO-Weather. «k>od» ; Urapera' Western Union - spent the past week. . . violates the ordinance. preme court would not overrule the Green Mill ture. 42; ihlpmenU. 971: loul lo dau. old Miss Muriel Norton was released 106.192. n4 Mr. nnd Mrs, Tom Wlnterbottom, Suit for divorce was filed here inated by his mother. Chairman ll«ra 18 ;■ food bulla I8.t0 |1.8Si uiiwaahed, t ear U.82^; I car Mt. Pleasant. Utah. left Thursday last week by Sarah Collins against George J. W ard said emphatically: dancing attendance u p o n the t<: sood to eboira vealcn 19 to IU.26. 11.80; 1 car |1.77ii: » car* 11.14; No. 2, Boelns ■ .. 32’.4 Briggs Muvutncturtng Co for Dillon, Mont. Joseph Collins on charge ot deser “T his U n t the grossest breach of beauteous Lady Sylvia Ashley. Sbr*T>'. l.&OO: kaU Monday medium vnwaahed. \ tar ll.M 'i; laU Monday, ._ 33% These notes finally exploded in a •Unshtcr lamba In •nail lou tt.l6 to unwaahed. I car bad oalor fl.U . Colorado Curtiss Wright . . - 10' Mrs. Iona Rainey, Dcclo, tion and failure to provide. The cou good citizenship in this country. We IT.2S; fewlar lamba t< to <6.26; flesby red McClure*, burlap aackii 1 car ll.67>,<,: major scandal, when Lord Ashley Yi!aisOlil mltted to the Cottage hospital where ple married March 28. 1028, and have groups' o f people actually try 3 Electric Auto Lite ...... hiada ie.76. 1 car ordinary quality 11.25; late Monday. sought a divorce and w n e d Doug . I car ordinary quality 11.86. Niiiraika Houston Oil ..... 5% she underwent major surgery. there are no children. ing to overthrow the government— bllaa trlumpha. .cotton aarka, M'to’ 90 |v' National Distiller# ...... 23H Mr. nnd Mrs. Ben Schwoegler Olndys Mary Bcckman was grant and the government does nothing as correspondent, o n ^ d u l t e r y Naturflly ag«d ia chamd cent U. H. No.'l, unwaahad: 1 car »1.« spent Tuesday in Twin Falls ed a divorce from Morris Bcckman about it. W hy should we punish a charges. Doug and Lady Ashley went oak bWT^GtssN Mat. 3 eara 11.66; I car 11.60; laU Monday, North American AvlaU on_____ 34T4 to Paris In March. 198S, and were Safeway Stores...... 46>i business. Dec. B. The mother was granted cus slx-year-old kid?" Seri>-|biBouii>eaWhidtfr £». UhM 'ilt: maiium to car 1 1 .66: burlap aacka. ataahed. t eara married. ' »70^._1^ Idaho M l».IS. 11.06: 1 car ll.to: 66 io to per cant U. S. S ch en V Distillers ...... J2»i Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McArthur tody of one minor child and part Rapa at Parenla No. 1. unwaahed. S ear* 11.18; car* ll.SO. Baek l« Bellyweod iiao.^rMtteI <■' to work, either as producer or actor, lota of Frmcb eomblns lingtha flna urrl- . ; bllaa triumph*, ear Ohio Oil ...... 6H relatives. Willard M. Gordon and Alma “we have a rule that youngsters are alling Cxpofadoe, Tana 1 1 1 1 1 88 his name never appeared on any toiT woola aeld «l< to ll.OS acstirad .baala. tf. No. I yi.10; lata Monday 1 ...... PhUllps Petroleum ...... 39'4 Mr: nnd Mrs. Arthur Stuta. Ore Hollahan. both of Eden, were united supposed to salute the flag Htuta, Iflditna. cent U. . No. 1 11.18, Wbcnnaln round film.credlt list. 8 Republic Steel ...... 23 S gon, visited recently at the home tn marriage here Dec. 9 by Hev. Ray ThLi youngster is in for quite white: No aalea reported. He and Mrs, Fairl»nks spent c o b it Vanadium ...... 33 Vi of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Doman. sr. mond S. Rees o f the Methodist of trouble if his parents persist In They went to Salt Lake City from church. Instructing him oUierwise . . . much of their time traveling—and I26QT.-U7 rr. ^ Local Markets ^ a great deal more attempting to Idaho Falla Po^toes N. Y. CURB EXCHANGE here. Mr.s. StuU and Mrs. IX>mai Men of the Christian church are Tlieyl-e taking advantage of this complete what he called his Shangri IDAHO KALI.H lUHUAI-riaaho potato Amerldan Super Power...... S re filHlerB, planning to attend the district men's organisation. We're trying to see market I Wlra inqalry litht/to ifood: tie' ~ an estate at Rancho Santa Fe. Cities Service, new ...... 4 meeting at Kimberly this Tuesday their side but they're not trying to Buyino Prices nd alow i market about atea.ly ; U. ». No. ',4 elaborate with Its artificial water offerlna* llmllad: carload* f.o.b. caih Electric Bond & Share...... 7\ evening. see ours." CRAINfl ck to dealer*, up^nr valley rusieti. U. falls, golf courses and private game G m n M i l l Pord Motor, Ltd...... CASTLEFORD * An Interesting nature hike was He cited po.. 1 V0« |u Mm. A. E. McMurtrey returned Fire Girls Saturday who are work "Unless we are going to get our- he would never live to finish it. II. moatly VOe to Sic I U. H. Nu. 1 60c tc Thursday from a vLsli with her ing towards their Trail Seekers de nelves Into more trouble," he said, SPECIAL WIRE diiuglxlcr. brother jind oUwr relatives It Nortbarna No, 2 gree. A study wan made ot the rocks, •Tm all lor enforcing Uiat rule." BLAST RIPS PIPE LINE (feur daalera quoted). Courtesy ef In BOuUiem MlMourl, trees and erosion. The girls went to Wise to Aet Biewiy • ' , WICHITA FALLS, Tex.. Deo. 13 (Inn quality 76e, oo'aalunal *i>eclal lot Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Becker and Cedar draw east o f Declo and gath Mr. Stephan agreed, as did Ralph ini> Mo to «6c ; Budler-Wtcener * Company Mr. and Mrs. Oiiy Klnyon and S ^ l Had*. Ma ... - •«. No. t moatly iSo. few 30c. Twin Elks Bldg.—Phone 010 ered cedar branches to make Christ Pink, but both felt It might be miles of pipeline from the earth BmaU Bada. *U .. I-Kurlay aeetian rui.rii. U. K. N». 1 (Iftiightor left Wednesday for a vl.i- mas wrentlis, Tliey prepared their wiser to "net slowly." today and injured at least one man. (Two daalara guond). eta to lOr. a few oxrlal k>la 76e: I). K. It with Mr. Becker’s mnthcr In Og supper In order to earn an honor. Ernest F. Stettler, clerk. Indicated Officials figured several pipeline USED l>OTi.TOC8 No. 3 moatly Mr, a (iw i;i^e tn KOr. INVRSTMKNT TRU8TK den. Ulul). . Nettad Gama No. I ...... Weathen 18 minimum; 8N mailm>iml Those attending were Ruth Ooch- that while he aupportn Ute board's walkers may have been Injured. The Nattad Uema No, 2 ...... light ahower during day. l^ind. Iiiv...... |iBj)7 Jim Miracle mid Jack Peter.son nmir. Nadlnn Hunt, Judith McDon aulhorlty he would not favor a court line, owned by the Shell company, (four daalera quot«]). Pund Trust. A ...... t 533 left last week lor Oakland, Calif., ald, Dotls Oochnnvjr, Elliabeth Drts- MiU because the coiil might soar to was being tested. KEU CI.UVBR CIIICAGII ONIONK Corp. T r n s i...... | 3.B4 to s|>end tlic wlntiir. ' kell and Margaret Booth. "more than wo can pay." LOT PMOd CHICAGO Mnbn m*|kfi (lO-pound iTw# aarki)! Quart, Iiif...... $ 8.10 Mr. and Mr.i. Merle Oraybeal and Estel Phelps and Marian Cross, Discussion brought otit the fact Mliineenla yrlUwi «0*. und. Mtn. City C(i|>])rr ...... »4.25 Mr. and Mm Frank Haiisley are Henry W. Tucker performing llie hoot, mul since he stands and holds Cars and Trucks parenlfl of a non born I>e, 6. Laaborn broiler* Park City Coti^olidtited ....la 'ic-M c ceremony. lip his arm with tiie remainder of ATTENTION! Word hits tK!pn rccrlved of Uie 1936 Studc. Diet. Coupe, 1 3 ^ h '" '" Silver Kln« Coiilllloa ...... »o.o25 The J. O. C. class of the Christian Ills nniall classmates (but does not Sunshine MIh m ...... |9.fto hlrth of a dauKhter to Mr. and Mrs, Fogners and Sheepmen i 2 b o » h'anV. ^ ■und*r*'i',i*^i«"'i''','.":::;. church heW Iti monthly parly Pci-’ HftUite). the rest of the children rndio, henter ...... $469 Oolowd Tlntlo aUiulnr b. II.6IS 1 Mar ll.61Vj !<• rado, Arlxona and California. rived here Thursday to spend severnl 4-speed traiifi...... $525 II.A1; July tl.tliV, !.• 11.64; H.plemUr Margaret sixl Cathryn Tracy en Rev. and Mrs. Frrd Rlngrrt were iCdlum aUnilarrl«cs were lln, and family. Ptiotogrraphs with bed. New fulUta a business niiTiliig. Mrs. Charles A. Terhune entrr- ALSO: Wo pny cash for OoaiDMniali ...... awarded Mr. anrf, 210 lu 110 his sUter. courtesy jirlws, and high score poundara ...... Mrs. Bd Hardlim, Mni. W, C. nriiwii, of $0.00 or Over. Call Collect At As a furt'wrll (ourtesy to W . H. award went lo Mrs, L. M. Kelly. 1035 DodRO I '/a T „ Htock Ovarweliht bulch.n. 2»fl l« IQO Mr*. C, E, Hlcktik r»u\ Mvn. .Jtie Offor Good Until t>ec. 18 TWIN FALLS miRLRT puundar* ...... Anderson, Oaklmul, Cnllf„ a few of 'Diomas, Mr, and Mrs, Fred W . Cater. rrM- rack, Bood con Undarwelfl.1 bulrh.r.. Ill lu lau his frlendn KnUi'Tctl at the J. H. 1 1JUTT15R. EGGS Mrs. Ray AloxaixliT riili'rlnliiitl » denta of Burlev alnce the early days, 314 646 ditio n ...... $ 375 Hurd homn for n miri)rUfl party Prl- left this week for l » s Angeles, where Young’s Studio r X - i : . group of small girls Huturdny al day. Twelve kumIh iirroenl enjoyed Utey will make their home. Mr. 1034 G-1 Int. P. W. K ! l : : r : . v ...... HAN KMANt lSOO lunch at nildniiilit nfirr games of ‘ n honor of her diiiixliti enter was formerly an engineer for R e b u ilt...... $ 275 Btaara I her thlnt blrtlulny. Ilelfar* ------plnoclUe. Mr AndcifldH has spent the government. two weeks Ihto wllli his father. J. Patrol Pilot Nelmyer of the Reconditioned - P. Andernoti, nrid sihlrr. Mrs. Jack enth civil aeronautlcn region of the Outlara Woman, 22, Held Farm Machinery Hatln|i iamba...... — .... I.til. .landarda liurd. Pacific northwest, waa In Burley this PUBLIC SALE y^a.rlfM ... : : . r " Mr, and Mr*. P. A. Kwrnscn and week checking the Burley rallv.r w. . K..i'laii ei.I.ante rnrmlch-neering poMio ealUvatoei I MeCormlck-Deering tleM cat- Furmall 'I’rticlor, fully ro- W % *aaw aaak today at and IlH Clyde Gtv\tty Niiv, a«. Arraigned beimo I'rnlm^e JikIhb O, livaton 1 MoCormlek-Deerlni deaiile dlM» 1 MoCartDlek-Deertng b u ilt and ffuarnn<> Mrs. Biieiii nr i’arkrr ent«rtaine provide AnU — SeenKd raMei 1 S-aeetlon weed bamwi I bay wageas with raeksi 1 baa aary of her dniigliter, Ilarbara. A the bond. F-30 Mc-D r . on rubber. MEW TOHK-'^aVi^ ruaiuat .m.ller* waions I B-botton tractor plowi I oalUpaeherj 1 IIIO bean »lan(- Fully reconditioned and •rbaa far dallvarad malati (renia i»r fish ponti was it iilniMnK frature of When You Need fn 1 MeCormiek DMring bean planUr. newt I Moline bean ealll- Ui« afleriKMiii, Ttirrn wrre 10 giiesta valnri 1 onion puUert 1 Kmerson t-m »j plowj 1 r A O I way plowi Kuaranteed ...... $ M 0 and a few mntlipra iirmrnt. Money Call on Us Perishable Jamea Kom, gc*«MtK>n ot M n . . eliior article*. 1 10-20 Mc-D b . Tractor pn HOHHRil — 1 meelli-Meali) sefrel geMlog mare. 14M| 1 l-yeat L. Montgomery, a Junior student at rubber, KuarnntMd ^O Q T O P A Y A M . old filly eellt Um University of M«ho, Mokow. 1 W-30 Mc-Dff. on atMl, Shipping waa a rerent Rumi of his grand TO BEFINANCK YOllll IIOII8EIIOLD doO D i - rvll Utie of beaseheia goo4a. InelaOIng ' York n i l Ra*| at. I.nul> C A R Nnrge elMitrlo rerrigeraler aad Easy waablag maetitne, Speeially priced for quick ‘Courleiy Pred o. r»m er, mother, He hill Ih-i'i> hrircted among other itiKleniA for llie govenuiient OATTLK — I Jersey o«w, ■ yean M. will fresbea reb. 1| 1 ler- sale or trado. ThU tractor U n le n raeirio frclfht agMl. TO l‘AY TAXKH »«y ecw, 4 yean old, fnahsB Mi I ieraey oew, • years eia. aviation scIkmiI iiitit u is thought ha hnn never been !n Bervlce. will be sent to I'ciinarolu, ria.. neut freahen laa. U> 1 Jerssf * T*va eld. (reebeq Jan, » l t Jersey year. • Small PaymentH tow, I yean *14. frMihen reb. I»i 1 Jersey eow, • yean eldi 1 ler- Oarload > of periiOjabia Local Company •ey-aarmaey bslfsr, I yeai* akl, fiesben Feb. »| I jersey-aafnetj I for l>TR. 11; IWlVKIt riNKI) IIM heifer, ■ Monlht el4| I Jersey-Oaemsey yearilng beifer, > .SS- IdalM Vails—l>oUloei, M. BUHLiSY, Deo, 12 iBpeclaO—W - I OAHH Twin I^tlla-xpntRtoea. 01; onions, don Bootlie, Hiii>erl, iwld *100 fine i : apptos, 1. In police court hgre lulay for driv Mrs. Bertha Johnson Lancaster OaMwaii-poUtocn, |j onions, 9: ing a oar while under the influence ELMER IIAAO, Otetll applet. 31 lUiree fur federal relief). Of liquor. He was pivked' up by Pa RARb O, WALTBK, i Nyaaa-None, trolman HoU Ohurch. Tuesday. December 12,1989 IDAHO E V E N IN G TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Select Your CBristmas Gifts froitt the Many Suggestions Listed
WANT AD RATES PROPBBTT--SALB THIS CURIOUS WORLD By WUlitia PgrgmoR LBGAL ADVERTISBMENTB O R T R A D E talo mor« than four per eent 'flC ' For Publication Id Both FINE \60 A. on T. F. tract, snall aleobol tor weight. TOOCB to d NEWS imp, Tak* good, d ea r 80 « s d tome Saetloo a. it shall be unlawful RATES PEB LfNl PER DAY: cash on'trade.-K. L. JenktnA. for «n y penon, peracot. flrm er 8U dftTf. per line per . . . . 1!o corporation to sell or give away any H um ds7». per Uot per day . . . IBo NEW 4 room house and lot in South ioUnlM tlnc Uquot as b e n ia da- IN MM. One Oar...... Xle r e c i a l s Park; trade equity for laW model tlned to any person or persons S A 31-jcar-ol4 RabnuUa ulis b car, 348 Main 6. within tba Oity of Twin Falls, m* c«pt as provided by the laws of tlM e«a taking pr»ft pirtnaW S3 1/3 Discount OrefDD Stata co D w — F o r C ash priced *0 lo« th*' .d.»ril..r'. c.n- SUte of Idaho. n«l tftoTi 10 iMiMt t »r»»i il.,i ,dwr. FARMS AND ACREAGES SecUon 3. It shall V>e unlavtu\ today at Twin. n U a .hltfi • • • -1./ rtiCT't. 0ylng or in p a s s i o n or control Ha la ourtta U . w iu o a viM Deepest soil, no waste. »*350 both B. S. and M. A. de«nM A ]jt No claaaUled ad t*kcn fo? leis than KIDDIES' M oon’s of any premises within the City of down. 4'’i Int. W . L. Hcndenon. equation from tb« 'Unlverdty' fC ? Wc. IncVudlng dtocount. TRICYCLES Twin Falls, knowingly to permit New 'selection- Juit nrrived Christmas Specials Buhl, Idaho. Ph. 3OI-RS. WlU di- OSTRICH FEATHERS. .thereon or therein tb« »ale of is* Hebruka. He has alao itudM l Une of classified -dvertisJn* com- terms at OjS.C., Com llls. BtUi OLOYSTEIN CVCLERY vide. A R E ^ ' IN ROPERT Touch.TIp and Clock Set. .. 7J0 UUlltjr Tables, reg. »6J0 . .. 3,75 of any intoxicating liquors within 1931 and received hU toastar’i Touch-TIp Desk Set...... 5.00 Throw Rugs, Axmlnster...... 35,i ments, Deep well with pressure Leave Ada at Residence of pump. D alo' bam . AU under the City of Twin Falls to any person gree In 1937. Mrs. Ida Wheeler. 713 B St. Ten-A-Oase (lighter and end T»bles ...... l.2j under the age of twenty-ona (31) TtM new loatructer irm arrM to*-;; clgafetje case)...... cultivation, »100 per acre. »1350 THERE. 1& E M O U ^ 11.00 years. Is father of thrtt chlWren. Sportcase (llghterandcaae) 7.00 cash, bal, 20 year loan. Posses ATOV\tc erM E w a/ COMPLETE COVERAGE Section a. Any police ofticer The thorny question of adiooliitf V, And a Variety of Other Makes sion, Christmas Money IN Ek&HT P O U N & S O P officers may en tu at any time, any for the children who will rcAl« a l ; AT ONE COST From eOc to »5, BEAUCHAMP & ADAMS restaurant, hotel, soft drink or beer the federal farm labor village and * 185 Shoshone South. BOX NUMBE31S H 4 M CIGAR STORE w ith Your signature IP RELEAS^ED BV' establishment, or t^a places of busi camp south of Twin Falli « W v The TIMES and NEWS wish to 147 Main East the ONLY-Requlreraentt ness or esuuishmant 61 any public r s j e U T R O M somewhat nearer solutloa tedaf.n make It clear to their readers that or private club or organliatlon after the school board last nitW "blind ads" (ads containing a box finance your Christmas shopplr.R FARM IMPLEMENTS &cw«AROM eNrr, wlUiln the City of Twin Palls, ex beard results of a confcreaea b*> number In care of the two papers) SUNBEAM APPLIANCES with a Cash Credit Co. slftnnture TO DRIVE THE cepting. however, religious, social are strictly confldenUal and no In Shavemaster, Coffcemastcr loan. Our private, friendly srr- ■A" model derrick. Also one 6 yr. cju eeN j A^AR^y’ and J>enevolent corporations, when and echool dUtrtct offlclaU. Guernsey to freshen Jon. 10: one formation can be slven concemlns Toastmaster. Mlxmaster and •ice ofltrs salaried persons J5 :o ACROSS THB pecuniar; profit la not its object, Frank L. Stephan and Ralph > , tiie advertiser. Anyone wonting to Electric Irons t yr. HolBlein giving 3 gtl. milk. organised pursuant to Chapter 11, fW on A T U A l s m C . Pink, trustees, and Supt. Honer M. . answer a classified ad carrying a KRENQEL'S HARDWARE SIGNATURE ONLY Earl Clonts, Hansen. Title 3« of Idaho Code Annotated, Davis met with Harriogtoi aad TIME8•>^EWS box number should for the purpose of making arrest Ask about (too to S300 loans Lane Dec. 6. The group visited tba writ« to that box and cither mall or New 1940 Johnson Sea Horse HAY, GRAIN, FEED under this ordiiymce and tor the camp, now nearing completion. A* bring It to the TIMES NEWS office. -OUTBOARD MOTORS- CASH CREDIT CO. purpose of making Investigation to a result, the troublesome educa« , WHEAT, barley, hay. Ph.T039S-W. There is no extra charge for box -WOLVERINE BOAT8- nms. 1-3, Burkholder Big. ph, 776 determine whether there are viola tlonal question w u outlined numbers. on display at E O. Havens tions of this ordinance. Any person follows; Battery C o, 34« Main North or persons interfering wllh or pro Cai&9 Olvea Quarttra SWING CHAIRS hibiting said officer or officers from Tlic camp will furnish tha Bchi_ SPECIAL J^OTICES Q i r r e OP DISTINCTION Kew issortmcnt Just arrived. COMMERCIAL com shelling; all ANSWKR. A unit of length used in expressing the distance of aUrs. quarters, the heat and the light You Can Always Park at While they last, as low as 112.95 kinds. Ray Banbur>', Ph. 331, Buhl. shall be deemed guilty of an offense. Quarters will be provided by flttlnt THE WINDOW SHOP Section 6. Any person or persons the community building to r - ‘ SWEET’S FTON. STORE PASTURE.« bean straw, alfalfa, 803 Main South Phone 8U who violates any pro'rttioQ d this room use. clover hay. All kinds apples, by MISCELLANEOUS FREE!—50 A,, prune trees laying ordinance shall be deemed guilty of The state department of eduea* " bu, or truck load. 3 ml. E. of NE. ground. Come and get them. 1 ml. EXTRA!EXTRA! FOR SALE.1-- an offense and upon conviction Uon will furnish teachers Iro o tb t . cor. Buhl. Kollmeyer Ranch. 24 New Hamp, Red pullet*. 1472-J. ther«of shall b« fined not to exceed X. 4 a. Kimberly. West’s, 8-PXECE BEDROOM SUITE WPA adult education divislaD. GOOD safa boat 810.446 9rd Ave. N. the sum of *100.00. Th« Twin Falla aehool dUttlei ' Vanity - Bench - Cheat FOR SALE—Near Jerome. Pasture, GEESK, pillows. Noble, Ph. U31. WE BtJY. tell or trade anythlnB Section 7 .' If any part., of this wilt provide supervislon-4o4 will Bed - Inner-sprlng Mattress alfalfa hay. chaff, bean straw. of value. Hardy's Second Hand ordinance shall be d eclM d un receive the atUndanee' n o n a y ^ GIFT LUGGAGE .C oll spring . Bed Lamp Deep well, running water. Koll Store. 236 Main south. LIVESTOCK—POULTRY constitutional or invalid by a court which the s u t« equalliation aet^up 7-Way Floor Lamp. meyer Ranch. 3 E.. N.E. cor. Buhl. WANTED TYPEWRITER8 FOR CASH of competent Jurisdiction, such dec- provides for each claairoom unit. F U L L P R IC E V A N E N G E L E N ’S All for $79.50. Standard Upright Royal, perfect latation shall not affect the validity The 78A ivUl do .'‘•veij'ttalng-tt^ HARRY MUSGRAVl "QRiND rr POULTRY, all kU»d*, For highest of th« remainder of thU ordinance. for Muresco Kalsomlne which you Priced from M M to tUJO WHERE IT GROWS- condltlm for only *46.00. can" to furnish supfdlas, aad Jobs ' have left. Motm’s. 301 W. Main, Grain, com . hay and screenlngs. prlccs At rundi phone 175S>M. 1039 Mod. *59.50 Underwood Oham Passed by the Oounell the nth W. Condle, sUta superintendent LO, fresh A grade eggi. del. dally. HELP WANTED MALE FURNISHED WEANER pigs. C, H. Muse, Han* 37. News-Ttmcs. rict's own busca. Denney Poultry Ranch, 048A-R3. PIANO. Albert PuUlcr, Ph. 01M-R3. Trustees discussed at eonslderabla O R F E M A L E APARTMENTS length the district audit oompleM WANTED USED heatrola at J & R Service, YEAR 'round lob for man and wife, FOR RENT—Clean, comfortable, at 3 GOOD Guernsey' milk cows; one by the Edwin A. WUson company.'' experlcnccd In irrigation farming. tractive apt. Call at Apt 19, Calif. fresh sooni one already fresh In Clean Cotton Mr. Wilson sat in with the board. ' Sept.\Alsp«^ne 1st class Oucrnicy OIL heater. *13.60, 523 4th Ave. W. OlDAGtW pointed out significant portions of PRESH Guernsey milk. 32c gal. Prefer no children. Write Box 30, Apts.. 260 2nd Ave. N. Ph.' 1604, bull. ITI yr.s. old. Henry Schutte, Claims for federal age and the lengthy audit and answered . Cream 3Sc qt. Meyer. 345 Fillmore. News-Tlmes, giving ref's. RAGS ROOM AND BOARD 3 ml. 8, '* W. Eden. (No Buttons or OveralU) survivors' insurance may be filed questions as to his recot DELICIOU6 apples, 25c up. C. V, *30 WEEKLY — Orow Musbrooms, now although the payment 6f bene- concemln* chasgea In procadm. r . TLMES & N E W S •nw audit found-tooto -fll'-tha^ Jones. 2'i S, of So. Park, Ph. cellar, shed. We buy 35c lb. RM. and bd. 332 eth Ave. E. BIRDS, DOGS, RABBITS flU « m not begin before next year, 039».Jl. World's largest company. FREE OFFICE Charles H. Cannon, manager of the district in excellent eondmgn. BOOK, Mushrooms. 3019 and Se BM. and bd. 1315 7th E, Pit. 1401-W. Pocatello field office o f the social was originally requeetad'kp a- attle. Wasli. '■ L E r S S W A P GLOW Maid coal range, pearl fin- security board, announced here this Gtftves. treasurer who reUred BATH AND MASSAGE ihh. priced for quick sale *60. 166 afternoon. Mr. Cannon was in Twin the board, to September, and SITUATIONS WANTED CANARIEs - a II kinds. Guaranteed Van Buren. Falls today in oonnectiA with ered not onlr th® treasurer^ MALLORY. 114 Main It. Pb. 110-R. singers, Mrs. Singleton. Ph. 1020-R claims. ceedlngs but all phases of ■*' 3 MEN, *35 mo. 137 4lh N. 15M-W. NEW Columbia Meteiita Venetian CARE o f Children, my heme. 1229-R, The Pocatello office is now exam' operation. SCHOOLS AND TRAINING blinds 87x58 *W, Box 175, K ai- Trustees last night appro' NICELY turn. room. P w a c e heat. inlng claims as soon as they are CARE of children. 445 3rd Ave. W. elton. totalling *3,113.03 on the . — A GIFT your son or daughter will 551 3rd Ave. N. filed to ensure the prompt dlsuibu* fund, *4,187.60 on the intereit fund sppreclnte . . . one year's tuition FAMILY washing wanted, 127 Quln- Business and Professional SEVEN WAY FLOOR LAMP lion of benefits, the manager indi FURNISHED ROOMS and *16,000 o a the dnking fund. to T. P. Buslneat University Night Special at $7.50 c a te . School. 16 per mo. NICE rm. VA 7ih N. Ph, iai4-M. •'Wa already hsva sent letters to HARRY MUSGRAVE wage earners who reached the age WE WANT to sclcct rellnble men, HEATED bedroom, 435 5th Ave, E. DIRECTORY of 85 and a-ere paid lump sums equal now employed, with foresight, fair RADIO AND MUSIC to 3'a per cedt of their total taxable education and mcchnnlcal Iticlinn* BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SLEEPING rm. 313 4th Ave. E. wages." Cannon said. "In which we tlofia. vIlllnK to train spare time noUfied them that they may now. or evenings, to become Installa LG. rm„ .steam lit,.»13. 459 2nd N, Building and Contractint Insurance under amendmenU of the social tion and service experts on all I. and garage. Ph. JM-W. security act. be entitled to regular types AIR CONDITIONING and FOR BETTER BUTLT HOMES Peavey-Tabcr Oo_ Inc. Phone 301. NEW Howard piano, small site. Bar* monthly beneflU for the remainder CM C BODY 1 Electric Refrigeration , !bAROE I CHIROPRACTOR Sclisrte Key SIiOp, 120 3nrl St south. revised law." tlons and temperance groups of th* SERVICE station for len.te, Metrr Carpenlera Back of Idaho Dept, aiore. Tlie amendments do away with sUte. pumps, grease lift and rciulpnient. the iMlpulatloi) that a man cannot The measures, to be presented a t’ Write P, O. Box 308, Ph. 134, UNFURNISHED HOUSES si^ rlen ced, reasonable. Ph. 1413. aocumulate wage credits after he U the next election, would: 1. Permit LOST ANU FOUND GOOD milk route and RMS.. 510 4U\ E. inq, Mfl 3rd W, Money to Loan 65. lie may claim his Insurance at voters of the respective counties ta for sale. Wholesale and retail. Chiropractor 65 but Uie amendmenU make it pos determine by majority vote whether 5 RM,. burn, 1 acre. 395 Bucha OVAL picture frame lo»t, ph, aiM. Write Box 35, Tlmes-News. AUTOS FOR SALE sible for him to accumulate enough or not akohollo beverages should b* FIll.Tr TREATMENT FR8B wage credits to entitle him and his aolrt wlUiln their boundaries and JL Psln1r.^!l methof ftct up in Twin Falls. Cannon checked and temperance promoted. I.ADY'fl black lenther inirAC, lost HEALTH service, all (IriiHlrss nielh- Osteopathic Physician trade. See Christie. Lind Motor. Aitiil iluu tlin locution bldn have been rsrly Monday niomlng near FI- STORES AND OFFICES toiwardtrt U> Waal^lngton. D, O, Fits deUvy bank, newmrd. Ph. od»-D r, Vrnt*r, ai Or. Wyavv’a 'J7 Lafayetta eoupa with ovrr- Dr. E. J, Miller, 413 tbTflln N. Ph. 1977 bld.^ were aubmltted. Corlcss Sings for F O R R E N T office. 151 3d Ave, N.. Tain palls— drlve, beglnlng Nov, 15th . 1575 I.OST-a-rno.-oIrt all. I.tewellyn set- 4-lioOM hoiiie. 14l)i nth Ave, Bait. M on, Wrrt.. FrI, niihl-Tiiev. Inr]iilrr 1350 SlIi Avr, East, trr pup, spotted, Ph, 1800, Mrs, Tllm.^. .Stil, Dr, O. W^Roae. 114 Miiln N I’ll 037 REDUCED $5 EACH DAY Moscow O ratorio■ U N T IL SO L D Dinosaur Bones uN ivm aiTV op iDAiio, Dtc; l» FUHNlSnKl) HOUSES Coal and Wood ■3(1 DrliiKc Plym, tr. aed, clf«ii..»4U (Special)—Howanl Corlea*. Paul, UNFURNISIIKI) Painting-Decorating ’37 HtmlPbftker sedan, o,d„ clran .‘)Vli 2 JIM. raliln, Inq. Harold’s Mkt7~ tiad o(ie of tl)e leads In tl)e religious APARTMENTS AHi-JllDEEN (;OAI- '38 4-(lr, (llx. Ford s«d.. radio .. 60:^ Found at Point oratorio. "The Holy City," presented WILL dhare exp, to FrlJiro, Ph, MI. S KM. house, 343 2nd West. Moviiig, lisnsfer, McCoy Cusl & TWIN PALLS MOTOIt Sunday at the Vnlverslty of Idaho, VACANCY at Reed apis. PI1. 1317. Tft-ln Falls Plinnfl B8 Cnrlens nang three aolns, "No WANT rWn In Oreal Falln or llim< TrnnMn, Pliona 3 or 300 E L. Blikffer, Plione 1203-J. South of Oakley HMAl.L li«e. on hy, Ph. 038I-J3. Bhnilnw« Yonder," "Let Uie Heavvns Mont, Slmrn rxp. Ph. 1014. OLSAN S-rm. apt. Adults only. “ ’nfiVAl, iin.l HPlllNO CANYON TRUCKS AND TRAILEItS Rejoice," and "To the Lord. Our Refs, Call after noon. 37fl Alex- 0 ItMS.. nicr, inri, Hnrold’a Mkt. Uouili mountain, wlilrli rises WANT 9 pnssoiigerB to I'oitlanrt aiulnr. lltah's U LciidiiiK ('iinl;' Radio Repairing mile* Miuth of hero and Rpreadt Ood." He was accompanied by the HH-N.SUN COAL &i HKltVlCI-; NEW hnuite Imiler. lU-ft., Atrnuii- Unlvenlty Singers chorus. Dec. 19, share exp. Pli, RO-M. llnert, Kimberly Rd. s ml, K 6 pti. actoH the nUte line into UUh, 1 FURNISHED 701 nhoAliDur Mouth PH, lOT 'fWicLL^'RADTo^PHONE «oT be a vast "dinosaur cemetery, ' ac OROUP Limchoons, leas, dinneri, APARTMENTS 0. VERN YATES WELL lined tr. house, bulli-in I cording to an opinion rxt>reased here READ THE TIMES WANT ADS, Also meaU by week, Ph, IWfl, HOMES FOR SALE Curtain Shopn hneif, llargalnl 430 4th Ave, today by James Emery, a trni)]>rr, WANTED paAengera to Oaklnnrt~(M' I'URN apt. 41ft and Ave, Norih, (rear). Kniery annoimced that- he luul din- a o o u 12x30. 2 rm, house, to b« Cuitom ilias'pvy Atvvlce, «i covBied a,portion of one giant akrlr- Ban WancUco, Lravliig Ucc, 30, 3-HM, apt. Adults, 213 4th Avr, B, intivml. 3 till. N„ ‘4 W, Kimberly, Drs|.0iy HIlop 4fl4 4Ui E, I'll. Bfia, Share expensea. PM 0301.jft, toii which is now visible above tlin 1-RM, mod. 3'Jl 7th N. Ph. J38. A l’ n tA crlV E new 8-rm, mod Real Estate !nsurance LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS ground because of erosion. He has DcBlgning and Sewing picked up pieces o f the skeleton from BEAUTY SHOPS home. Oil heat, carpated floors 3-ItM. apt. Adults only. Pli. 1391. p“ o,'anAVEa andTson'TI'hottriT* ORDINANCE NO, the surface and hopes that he may, bfst JwMion, PVi, 3041. Designing, remodeling. Ml&s Donna PERM. 19. 14, ItV—‘ i pilce. in,, 1747. AN OllDINANCB OF 'lUK OITY eventually, fit them togetlier. Hunt. Itni, IJ. 130 Main N. 1«4J, Mrs. Ueamer, Lawrence Snell, asst. a UMb., furnace lit 835 Main W. FIVE ro(itn moIaced at 10 fret. He nddrd HOLIDAY special, to Wava for M,7ti I KM8., ground fir, 960 Blue Lakes N ninniNo lUE bale or in .lOHN a. KIMES Dry Cleaning Ralph K. Turoer at lIuctKui-oiark's TOXIOATlt^O LIQUOR; tiVi. that It was In a good ntuln « *0 we axk that you tm p tn 156 Main West, 3-ROOM apt. 25J 1U> Ava. East, OH PERSONS rwOM INTMt- rnad but a car with high olearanee Pieil P O aies-N ofm em Life tni No lalMir chniii# toi wimhiw hI»"s If our prldas, «oall(y Mil UNDttRW^OfTsAl.KH * HKRVICE rXRING WITH SAID OmOWt rould reach (lie spot in good MAllCILLE'H, i6M1»irit’Averir^nie a HEATED rooms for hskpg. Oo„ l*ea»*y.I’aber Bldg. Ph, 1470 brought t(i ^tnr^l l.ow pii.-fi wriiihev. eervlee wllh any other eeal sleeping. ,53ft 4U> Ave. J(, 1U3 Main Kj PIuhio 4'J7 OR O rnO E R B FROM KNTKIt- thoii of iiiuisiial |>rraianeiilA nnd aUU>gl*Ml MOON'M l-ll. .V ING BAIU PLAOBS OK HtlMl- lastlnK finger wavrs. Oil Aliamitoo KEALiESTATK WANTED 3 RMS., prlvata bath, steam heat. NER8 AND PROVm iN O FOit and linger wave, BOo. Evenings by }lgdro-thtrui>g Upholstering PENALTY rO R VIOLA’IION UcenHCH Granted see wbal a h appolnunent. Phone |a3 Five Polnu ApU„ 110 Addison W, LIST your houses and farm* f o ^ i i Ing jfM ean have l l eiv or rent: also buslnasa rtntala with Trraimenlit BE IT ORDAINKD BY THE JEHOMB, Deo. 13 (SpeolaO- O. A. ROBINSON, 117 Sho. S. MAYOR AND OOUNOIL OF IIIK marriage lloenM was Issued Iasi we . 4eriBg your eoal tren ua. I I E I .P w a n t e d ' lUlaxallnn! .150 Mrrds, both of Richfield, from the OAUrORNIA Aircraft i'ndusl’ry I RMS. private baUi and euTn PHOPERTY—8ALB offlres of Mra. Ohirlotta Roberion, Idaho Bean ne«ds men ages la to 38. Api^l* O R T R A D E Job Printing ing llQUora" ae used in thli ordln- Elao. palOl 000 and Ave. N. anre snaU be deemed and ooiutrued Jerome county clerk, auditor and oanu must have aiiproxlinaiely Perflonallsfd to inoiude epintuoua, vinous, malt, recorder, FURN. or unfurn. apt, »M ml. K. «'R M , house, t tots for farm eauity Venetian Blinds Elevator. C d ia i^ i WOO to cover tmn»iwrtatliw, liv Oscar Portei and UUs VlbleV Sum ing wpvnaaa, pttWmtj>ar» tral Box ai, Nawi-TUnos. CimlHTMAti OAROa and fern\ant«4 Uouera, and aU mix- on AddUcn. Mra^B. J^xally. lUsldenllal Venetian turea thereof, ineludtnff Mttera that mer, both of Eden, also applied for before starting work. Write llu DNignad by the Timss-Newa Art M IM . main floor «{)(.. prlv, rnlr 40 A Clear for clear city pitperty or Dept. Clever and original. l‘h, U Bllnda lOa aq. ft, innUIIni may bo used ae a beverage ami pro- A marriage liccnie UiU week in Mn. lit., IlghU, water, 82S. 4oa and N, aoreagi. Box II, H«wi>TimM. , •r II for full particulars. al PBNNCY'S, Twin Falls duoe intoxioaUoa which ahsU con- Roberson's offloe. IDAHO EVENING TIME3, TWIN FALLS, IDi^O T M d v. S«anlMr U; U>» IDAHO DEPARTMENT STORE
^,,,.,_...._jjLlJUUMMUilUlliajl|pillllll'M»IIMWMMil III riT T~TTtrmrrl Eto« Chrislmaa bndgets with CREDIT COUPONS—buy them the easy way. No down payment, 3 months lo ijj Christmas Special of nay! Good In any department. Ask about them at our Beautiful Comfy credit deslb ^ % J (^firtdtm aS % ime -Slippers 79FIVE BIG ■ 2 . ^ ' MONEY-SAVING The Largest Stocks of Fine Gifts in Every Department for Men, for Women, GROUPS and for Children. 3. [ Brautllul Sliver or Gold kid ; sandals. New open toes. H «1- Choose now while stocks are If Money Saving Specials on Gifts of Known Quality. I less patterns. All heel heights, complet*. WooUles. leathers, warm felts. Priced from '3 LOT 1 4. i Priced from I 98c u, $2.95 i *3.45 *4.95 ?; MAIN FLOOR SHOE DEPT. 14 COATS Every Christmas Service You Will Find in Cities of 100,000 Population. In Regular Values and These Are Just Four of the Many Reasons for the Christmas Store Being The Men’s Store to $14.75 1 Known Far and Wide. Announces IT’S ANNUAL $6.44 THIS IS THE ONE CHRISTMAS In the Dry Goods Department that so Many SPECIAL OF Leather Bill Folds Solid blacks and tweed mix- |i Women Wait for. tures. These good coats are ; Leather Key lined with rayon taffetas and" ' Contaniers satins besides being warmly 'i Bill Fold and Key . interlined. '' 108 Sets Cases Sizes ; FINE NOVELTY BOXED Travel Kits Leather Cigarette 13 1—14 3—16 4—16 3—30 1—40 ‘ Cases Stationery AT PRICES From 1-3 to V2 of LOT 2 Regular 4 9 C Factory Closeouts Made^ by our own buyers on 16 COATS I As Closed Out from l5 c and $1.00 Lines personal trips to several fac In Regular Values Up to $24.75 | tories in the far eastern zone. DETAILS _ NO. 1 1. Your choice of novelty striped or plaid paper or strictly plain. LEATHER BILLFOLDS IN THE 79c $ 1 1 . 8 8 QUALITY B eren fine coaU In this lot are trimmed In furs of Persian. M ar- L 2. Some boxes have 100 sheets and 50 envelopes. Some have 72 large Good quality block ktid brown bill foltta with mink. U ptns and Badger. Colors are blue, brown and black. This c- sheets and 50 envelopes. Elppern and snap coin pockeu. V la an outaUndlng group and we don't expect them to last long. A CHRISTMAS BARGAIN SIZES I 3 . There are many choice utility boxes that have a variety of uses after *—u a—14 4 -1 0 1—30 1—38 1 -4 0 3 -4 3 2—4« ^ N0.2 the paper is gone. REGULAR $1.00 LEATHER BILLFOLDS A Standard $1.0d Billfold Everywhere LOT 3 I 4 . Two thirds of this lot are rdgular $1.00 boxes and one third are 75c AMortcd Brains In blnck and brown leathers. They » ^ . have a Upper pock ct-on extra bill pocket-and #OC 15 COATS values. a snap coin purse. MW' In Regular Values to $29.75 1 A CHRISTMAS BARGAIN SPECIAL NOTICE PIGSKIN BILLFOLDS IN THE $1,150 You can have this stationery personalized by stamping gold initials or a GRADE $17.90 ! name on each sheet. You have a choice of several exquisite type styles. It reglnlers Immedliilely as a quality gift. Tlirrn An enUre group of luiurlous fur trimmed roaU. Tlipy are shown are two separato slpper pockeU—one (or coins In both tweeds and solid shades. Here Is a prrscnl of quahty and ^ The work itself is done electrically by a trained operator. and one for bills. It comes only In black. 98< ^ beauty that would make CHirlatmas Jiwt atMtii prrfpct for any ^ A CHRISTMAS BARGAIN woman. D SIZES J PRICES FINE CALFSKIN BILLFOLDS IN THE J—ia 1—Ifl 1-18 1-3Q 3-^0 a-43 a_44 !■ 1-63 ^ For 50 sheets or less the cost is ...... 2.5c $1.50 QUALITY Made o( beaulKiilly (InUhed caKsklns In blnck A A A From 60 sheets and over the chargc is ...... 35c and brown. They have tipper bill pockets and Q H C LOT 4 I snap coin pocketn, M ^ A CliniSTMAS HARRAIN OF (HIAI.ITY 9 FINE COATS GENUINE CALFSKIN DOLLAR KEY y That Sold Regularly to $49.75 CONTAINERS j 1 ' MORE 1 1 Equlpptd With Six llookii < New Arrivals from the Only (Complete and Exclusive Toylaiul in All of Colorn of blnck and brown. Tliere la also a pocket $29.88 (or auln llrrnix*, etc, Tlils In a good cose, 79< Most beauUfully fur trimmed with South Central Idaho ^ A CIlHISTMAS HAIIGAIN OK QIIAI.ITV Persian. Caracul, and Mink, Oolora are black and green. Here are some of Combination . r A REAL $2.00 SET OF MATCHING BILL our finest coats. 'Htfre are only nine but euch onn reprwnUi a ntre vfiliin 1‘HG AND NAIL TAULKS FOLD AND KEY CASE Rt thin price. U ccd edg« pieces fastened with alppern. The M A color Is brown. Here Is a handsome gift set ^ | ^ D | U U»at would please anyone. ^ M SIZES A RARE CHRISTMAS BARGAIN . a_j4 3-ifl i-iB i-ao i-4a i-4fl 1-48 89< Complete With Bench AN IMPORTED BILLFOLD AND KEY Case. $5.00 SET A KMind ori. (or small children. Tlie (iiljlr mniMirri Imported from England and known as the "Wales," A A LOT 5 IO')Xl3'ixlO Inches. It oontalna a in»llni, iinllii. They come In a well assorted group of colors ^ M W M driMKti filiret, wcxxlen plecea of varloiiH rIiaih-a iind and leathers. Ilere'a one of our best aeU. ^ ^ roiDU A rlilld can drive nails wIlli lliln to hln A CHRISTMAS BARGAIN OF HIGnEST QUALITY lim its cDtitriil or he can build lots ot (irslHim mid 8 COATS pnUrnia, GENUINE STEERHIDE BILLFOLDS In Regular Values from With Hand Uce H O N E XYLOI’IIONE ; A CHRISTMAS BARGAIN IN QUALITY a $42.50 and Nall iind Peg Set THOSE VERY HANDY TRAVEL KITS fr o m our bMt roup of omU. Tho 89< .49«? , Wllli • ZIppir Top Cloalni C l n a fur* aJona on Iheta omU incwi 49< It has a heavy rubber lining and Is equipped with J Q K n p e n iira :ookin|, Pnntan, Mink aiict IliU fiiift »rl mnajiiirea M illU il comb, brush and tooth brush holder. ^ w F U . lliey are all m u d modnla. T))c liii'li II niiiniAiA o f a mallet, nails, A rnil prnfruiUxiHl style set. It In The jilzn In llxr)',x5 itichofl. A CHRISTMAS BARGAIN J'(« and colon monl nttrnrtlvrly (hilshed. Tiiero mill wiKKlcii |>e|s of many ahapea are two iiiaylnic Rammera and • full, nniml, wiHI hnlnnccd A Special Christmas Service Free . and colors, lljere ts aa mueh play song sheet. Xylophonea are very VoH e«n have InlUala er a name sUmped mi u y leather pleee ta tonen, A Kioai mil for the SIZES popular thU yrar and theso ara the letten of II karal goM toaf. Itria wmIi la «eiM by an etpenslTe 4 - M u -\ t a ~ ii bent of (he lot fur the looney. m*)ncy. •iMtrle atamplnff machine by a lratne« operator.
