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A Regional N ew spaper Serv ing Six Ir rig a te d C ounties in Idaho
TO DAY’SNEW S
TO DAY
VOL. XXI. 1 ^ . 159— 5 CENTS. TW IN FA LLS, IDAHO, W ED N ESD A Y , OCTOBEU 19, 1938 O FFICIA L COUNTY N E W SPA PE R
SPIES SOUGHT FORGED SIGNATURE OF FDRDRASTIC SHIFTS M ADE IN
ENGLISH PA L E ST IN E P L A N25,000 Soldiers Move to
Crush Arabs’ Rebellion
I
By JO E A LEX M O RR IS (C o p y rish t, 1938, U nited P reail
G reat B rita in so u g h t a d ra s tic solution of th e Palc.stinu l)rob!cm today by fo rce o f n rm s and a sh if t o f policy ill the near east.
W hile probably 25.000 troops battled to crush open re- l)cHion of A rabs in th e old Jerusalem and o th e r in su rgen t centers th ro u g h o u t th e Holy Land, the B ritish cab inet mt-t in London and approved a .strong policy (h a t mJiy re su lt in complete realigrm rcnt of the idea of an independent Jew ish homeland.
Ju s t Ilow f a r .he L ondon 80Vcrn-» m cn l In tends to go In s liU tlng Its p rogrnm In P n lcstlnc rem n lncd u n certain . T lie f i r s t ob jective now h in lllta ri '—tlic c nd tng o l ft rev o lt th a t lia s .tlirc a ten c d to In flam e a ll Islam .T lm t U c .«en tla l to B r itish p restige, already su ffe ring ns a re su l t o f th e Nazi trltim pli a t M un ich a n d th e quick spread o f G e rm a n Influence southeastw ard .
B u t w hen a n d if th e rebellion l.s p u t down, B rita in la c e s th e a lm o st Impossible ta.sk o f a t te m p tin g to r e - -store frisnd ly relatlon.s w i t h th e A rabs and , a t th e .some tim e , avoid complete a b an d o n m e n t o f th e so- called B a lfour p la n fo r c re a tto n of a Jew ish n a tio n a l Jiom e In P a le s tin e —a orarsc U ia t wouJd a ro m « w orldwide pro tes ts by Jews.
Take* O ver on M a n d ate .B r ita in took over P a le s tin e u n d e r
a m a n d a te from th e L eague o f N a tions a fte r th e W orld w «r. I t Is a m andated te rrito ry , n o t a colony.B rita in agreed , im d e r th e 1917 B a lfou r declara tion , to e s ta b l ish a Je w ish hom eland In r e tu r n fo r W orld w ar assistance . B u t w h e n Jew ish im m igration to P a le s tin e b egan to reach m a jo r p ropo rtions a n d espe cially a l te r U iousands o f ' refugees from B uropean d ic ta to ria l reg im es tu rn ed tow ard th e H oly la n d , th e A rabs vigorously p ro te s ted . T hey ,
' too, gave l l r i t a in va luab le a id d u r in g th e W o r l4 ; M rep a y m en l^ 'in ey in sisted .
M urder, bomblng.s a n d M ^ n m arked th e rise o f th e A rab tc b e l- lion u n til I t now h a s becom e an arm ed a n d open a tta c k on B ritish au thority .
O f Im portance in tlie p rese n t up - rlsinK wax th e blow w h ich B ritish prrAtigc fiulfcred a t th e h a n d s of Nazi F ueh rer A d o lf H itle r I n . t l ic recen t E uropean criiilA. I t ))a.<> been charg rd th iit Nazis gave in d ire c t e n - (-oviragrnient (o th e rebels, b u t In any even t th e rLsp of O c r in a n In fluence nece.s.Mirl1y w eakened B rltb ih control w hich in now be inu reaRsert- rd |jy force of arm s.
Im p o rU iit (.'h anse In rp-e.'>tnbllsliltig m il ita ry contro l,
llr ltn ln Is n |ii)iircntly nSaklng a n lin - l>ort(int ciiiiUBn in |>ollcy. 'F lie long- hlnnrling propo.sal fo r p a rti tio n in g Pair.stlno In to Arab a n d Jew ish ^Ulte^, w ith a D rlH .sh-rontrollcd co rridor l)Clwren, h ns iie rn v irtua lly /KTftpiK-d. l l i r r c l« every ind ica tio n (lint In th e fu liirn H rl la ln will look wlUi K<eatrr fiivor on th e cialm n of
. th e Anibs wtio hiive a^cup ied ilie legion for M rciitiir lr ii. Jewi.sii leiid- pf.i a lready a re chnrH lng l i i a t the lii'ltlMi l>nve given a id to th e Aruli
B M S H IIIO O P S E ltltR O lD C liy 0 e o u i ARABS
JERU SALEM . O ct. 19 (U.R)-BrltLsh troops m arched in to th e W alled old c ity o f je ru s a ic n j a n d . b egan d islodging th e A rab rebels w ho hat he ld Uic c ity for tw o d a y s a n d te r rorized th e m otc ly popu la tio n o 31.000.
B ritish a irc ra f t d ropped ttiousands of leafle ts In Uic th re e official langUftges — E nglish . A rab ic and H ebrew —calling on th e In h ab lU n ts U> rem a in in th e ir h o m es d u r in g th e scheduled m il ita ry op e ra tio n s in the c ity .• 1115 BriUsH forces com prised 2,000
trM p s , inc lud ing a d e ta c h m e n t of th e fam ous C o ldstream O u ard s , and 4.000 Jew ish su p e rn u m era ry police, w ho w ere conso lida ted w ith th e m ilita ry u nder th e s ta te o f se m l.m a rt la l law w hich p reva ils th ro u g h o u t the country.
Few C am alU eaT bo a c tu a l e n try In to th e o ld city
w as accom plished w ith few c asu a lties. B r itish a u th o ri tie s announced a C o ldstream g u a rd sm an a n d a B ritish constab le v e ip w ounded and fo u r A rabs kUled.^ »
T he-se lge w as f e f S trangc jood< w H tch '^he i
d e n t c ity h a s beef) su b je c ted in centu rie s past.
W ith in th e w tUb. th o u sa n d s of C h ris tian s, M oslem s a n d Jew s aw a ited rc.scue. Som e irnd be en w ithou t food fo r tw o days. T h ey f a r ou tnum bered th e A rab rebels, b u t the civil a u th o rity h a d b roken dow n, the police had been rou ted . U ielr ntuUon bu rned a n d hacked, and snfpcra ro in- m a n d fd tlie •strert.s u n til I t wa-s not .safe to ven ture o u t of door.s dny oi' n igh t.
A w ait IteM ueTiiey w ere prisone rs am id age-
lcB.s, Bacrrtl whrlnes—th e C hurch of th e Holy S epulcher, th e w nlling wall, th e Mastiue.s nf O m a r a n d A ksa— a n d a lth o u g h m odem fig h tin g a ir- plane.s nonrcd above a n d m ach ine giiiM ^ trre tra in ed dow n on them from out.sidr th e w alls, th e ir p ligh t was little ( llf fe r rn t fro m th a t of th e ir ancesto rs In Uie c en tu r ie s be-
(Conllnue<1 nn Pufa 7, Column S)
'I l i r iniLsl likely In u u ed la te rouie wili l>e ro n tln u rd llrillA h i Inil i>vrr Ih r e n tire a r m a n d iiiioliior KtiulunI a llen i]it lo nl-nblilr.e rrla - lioiiB l>etwrrn liie Jew,s o n d Anihi on Ik lm.-.ii m orn favornblp lo tin A inb i tim ii pust iniipo-snls.
mH)AI)KNH RKCOVKIIVW AtllllN ClTON . O t, 10 1UR)-Hrc-
m liiry o t l^imim ereo Ucipcr naid to- iluv tlu it iiu -iriihrd rm iilo v in en t In th r iiilloiiKihllr iiuiiintry will I rn d (o liioiuleii Mir iccovery biisn iind op rn Ih r WI1V lo liniU'Dvrini-nl in I h r fn l- rm l IllKtKCt Alllllltltlll.
nitii 'is ii siiii'N iioiMiiKi)JIAI{i:i':i,ONA. Oi:(. 10 (UPl ilfiv-
I'lal |l<'l^olln wiTd k llird a n d twii llilllnli i i i riirliiin liu rn w rr r iliiiuiiKeil today III a iintltiiiiillfil i(lii)lun r i T h r A lrln tii K xpio in wan d agnd liy n bom b w hich Ktnirlc holil iiiid Ihe I J ik r lliillw ll'ti bow ^lllllll^ lrd hy h liin iin rl. T l l r i r ' no ni.iiiiilllrs nlxnini th r ^ h l|n .
W ANT AI) KATKS
RA’i'K s r i ‘:n m n i : i ' i : i t i i a y i
CuiiliII daxR, jtrr lli ir i«T lU y IZr Hr ^ (loyn, |>rr lln<i |>rr day lAii IZo 1 d»y, |Mr lln r l i e lilo
Ciinh « ll"cm m fH lh)w r(t If tidver- lU rm riit l i piiitt w ith in n rvrn diiy.i (il f irs t iiiAortlon.
' Irfts'
I.Uk' lit ('liui«Klr<l ndvertlnliiK ro iiipu lrd nn ljaM« of flvn in r- tliuiii-lriiK lh wordn |>rr line.
C O M IM .K T M C O V K U A C a ’, A T O N K C O S T
I'H O NK or 3R for ADTAKKU
Airplane Flying In Czech Region
Urges SabotagePR A G U E, O ct. 19 (U-PJ—C z ec h
oslovak a rm y repo rts d ecla red to day Uiflt a H u n g ar ia n p lone fly ing n e a r th e S lovak tow n of R ad - ovcc-dropped leafle ts a p p ea lin g to the Slovaks to s ta r t sabotage .
T h e leafJels, It w as reported , said:
'•B ro ther Povaks, destroy ra i l roads. post offices a n d a m m u n ition dum ps a n d d e se r t.th e Czocli- o ilovak arm y. T im e passes quickly. W e m u st f ig h t fo r Slovak independence . O ne d a y ’s flBliUng is b e tU r U ian 'iO years of C ?ech Juggling.”
R epo rts s ta te d th a t th ree o tlie r H ungarian p lanes flew over S lo vak te rrito ry .
N a z i s P r e s e n t
H i g h e s t H o n o r
T o L i n d b e r g hBER LIN , O ct. 19 (UJS—G erm any
p resen ted to Col. C harles A. L in d bergh today th e d ls tlngu lslied se rv ice cross w ith th e s ta r o f Uie O rder oI Die C crm ai) E agle. I t is Uie only order available to fo re igners.
T h e cross w as p resen ted by Col. G en. H erm ann W ilhelm G o erln g on behalf o f Fuehrer. A dolf H itle r , The cerem ony c u lm ina ted th e h o n o r paid
't o L indbergh d u r in g h is s tu d y of G erm an av ia tion progress. •
H enry Ford Is a n o th e r h o ld e r of th e order.
A I S I N I DOPEADDICI
N BOISE AHACKBOISE, Ida., O ct. 19 (U.R)
— I’olice today rounded up every’known narcotics addict in i5oi.se in sea rch fo r th e man wlio called a t d h e home of u re tired phy.sicinn here, domiimled m o r p h i n e , and wluii rcrused slashed H erman Miller, 2 !, w ith a knife,
Cliit'f of Police J . E m er H arris said th e m an cam e to the home of Dr. 0 . W . Hall, rapjK'd on th e door and told Miilor, Hair.s grandson , th a t ho w anted m orphine.
Dr. Hall was aw ay, and Miller- told th e m an th a t neither he no r th e doctor could Kive ou t m orphine. T he man then .stepped inside th e hoti.se, drew a small kn ife and slashed Miller ab o u t th e face and hands.
Miller’.s doR' spningr to th e rc.scue and drove th e a ttac k er away. Miller followed him fo r two block."!, and th en called police.
L indbergh, w ho h a s received decora tions from various n a tio n s I n th e past, recen tly h a s been In spec ting G erm an av iation w hich h e h a s been reported to consider th e s tro n g e s t in th e world.
T h e A m erican flie r w e n t to B erlin a t a tim e w lien h e w as th e c e n te r of
• ' • A w b v w y i i tE o n d o h
HKVKNtiK .O tX lE N , U tah . O ct. II) (Ufil—
0 |)en flfiison on deer dor.sn 't begin iinUI tom orrow , mi w hen Holi- e r t t l i ird ln rr , .IS,' M berly , .saw a ilre r ni<'p hi f ro n t of' hl. hi)rr<l- Ing niitoinciblln on th e hlKhway lir a r lirrc . iio nwrl-VMi. T iir cur t<Kik o u t ' two Kuunl riilln, flip- floplX'd, and Iitndrd npsldc down wiUilii iiiclirn Ilf Ik 20-fool rm - liankm rn t, Ciiirdinri- a n d th e di-er w ere u n h u r t. "I iiope I n iw a th a t fi-liow loiiiorrow ," tln rd ln c r nald.
T O IK ill IIO l.I.Y W O O I), 0> t. 11) lU W -
llavhiK fulled lo fliKl u frro<U(in-i- fiii'ed wmxlrii' Iiidlitii In a n ittlon - Wldr fK'urrli, D ilr r lo r t ^ i l o II. DrM lllo Kxliiy iiiiivnl In havn <inrinndB,
H e :
tlUTS. l>o
......... lough cl«nrIn d ian to com e fnc« to luco u luUIIng iTdNkln In th e wrr A III thn p lc tu io "Unloi c»l<\" All ho hns nccn w hAvfl H hirlry T rm ph Milin I'ompiiilns.
rii ,i : i)MA(JOM », III., 0<rl, ID lUD—
■nie jiollcn tlrp u rlJ iirn l a inioiiiuTd last. M onday th a t th e f iling of re- jiorlfl nn aiiloinoblio acc iden ts liriii'r tiu 'lh would l)o roinpulnory for nil inoliMiid*. T ho first reiiort wiin filed yM lru luy tiy O lf lc r r Alva Mnrlow. I t r ra d "rolllHlon U n- rornl) jHtlirr c a r In to r e a r of D uiuir llim klr'n i nr. O aunr -d rfrc llv n liiiU es nn |)i)IIit cur.”
. MIHTAKK l'A t)l.A , K nn.. O ct. 19 llll’i J
W, Pnvls, HI) o il well ilrillinK cnn- tiacliir , wild liuny today try ing 10 c j n r r t fhfl intilflkfl o l a n im - Imngiiiatlvn IrlrK ruph o p rra to r,
'l1l^ well th a t IMvIn h ad b rrn (irillliig n e ar h e re c am e In lant n ig h t Mild he w ired a f rien d in O akland, (.'a llf.: "ao-hlil, Imby Imni liiiilght.'' T h o te leg raph ojK-ralor m ade I t; "33-11). huhy,"
T he O ak land friend te lrp h o u rd conKrntiilullon* and lu k n l abou t nav i* ' wife,
’■ttho’fl a tlen d ln g a p lr tu re shiiw," Dnvlsi replied.
an d Moscow. T h e le ft is t new spaper T lie W eek, in London, a sse r ted th a t L indbergh h ad to ld conservative politicians th a t G erm an y 's a i r force vas strong enough to d e fe a t th e combined a ir forces o f G re a t B rita in , F rance , R assia a n d Csechoslovakla.
Figures in Hollywood Gun Fray P lot Revealed To Kidnap U. S. A rm y Official
N E W YORK, Oct. 19 (U.R)— A nay-off man fo r th e G erm an espionaifc netw ork sugKcsted th e forging of P re s id en t R oosevelt's aigna tu re on fake W hite House s ta tionery as a m eans o f obtaininjf p lans of new U. S. navy a irc ra f t carrier.s, G uen the r Gu-ntnve R um rich, confessed spy, tes tified today in federa l co«rt.
T he plan, he sam , w as broached to him by K arl S chleuter, a .seaman on a G erm an liner, who was one o f iS persons indicted by a special federal grand ju ry on charges o f s te a ling and tra n sm ittin g defense secrets of th e United S ta te s . ‘
R um rich, who pleaded gull-
R u th E ttln g , radio a n d le reen lo n r ilrc ts , com forts h e r h u b a n d , M yrl A lderm an In a Hollywood hospital a f te r A lderm an w as wounded In a shooting fray . Poliee say Miss E ltln r ’s form er ho sb an d , M a rtin Snyder, fired a t A lderm an in a f i t of }calon* rage.
NLRBORBERHITSmBUCSIEEl
W ASHINGTON, O ct. 10 {U.R)-Tlic n a tio n a l labor reia tlonn board ruled today th a t Republic B teel Cori). viola ted th e W agner labor a c t du ring th e 1037 •'little Bteel" s tr ik e a n d o r dered Uie com pany to re in s ta te a p p roxim ately 6,000 s tr ik e rs to the ir Jobs In nix O hio planLs.
T lie board ruled th a t th e f irm d iscouraged mcmlwriihlp In Iho A m al- gnmiilcd A^^l0clatl0n of I ro n . S le rl unii T ill W oijuxa. n com m ittee for InduM rlai-fitgaid iatlon a ffilia te .
'I l j r iMinrd ln ^ t^ lcted Ilepublli! lo ftlvr tii r strikers buck V'ayjbetflnnliig five days a tle r th e ir app lica tion for re iiih ta tru irn t.
I t was Ih r Ixmrd’s nrcond decision ill th e Rc]iul)ll<^ S t re l case. A pre- vioim drclslnn was w ith d raw n by th e board lo I w r r c t possible p rocedural drfcclfl. T lir roinpoiiy fo u g h t th e iKJiird ft a ltrn iiit to v aca te tlie ru ling h u t Ih r Mipreiiir co u rt ru led th a t the board wits en titled to do so.
I B CHARGE SEEN NEXT TERM
In fo rm ation charg ing D uncan McD. Johnston, ex -m ayor of Tw in P a lls an d form er Jeweler here , w itli th e m urder of George L. O lson. S a lt Lake -City Jewelry .salesman, will probably be filed In th e N ovem ber term of d istric t court. I t w as in d icated here th is afte rnoon a t th e office of the county p ro sK u tln g o t-
I f tills proves lo be th e case, th e tria l o f Jo h n sto n shou ld g e t u n d e rway In court som etim e a f te r the term opens Nov. M.
Denies M otionD is tr ic t Judge Jam es W . Porte r
yesterday aften ioon denied Jo h n ston 's m otion, mnde th ro u g h h is a t- toniey.s, E. V. L arw n hud E. L. R ay- born. calling for an im m ediate tria l and u t tlie i.aine lim e afiklng the court to order P rasecutor Edward Babcock tu Ille th e iiifonna tlon agaliuit Jolin.ston Im mediately.
In tiie m em orandum given by Judge Porter.- d irecting BalKock lo prepare an o rd rr d rny lng Juluu>ton'R m ollon, the court <iuoteil a n iiprrinr court decision In th e ca.sc n( the hditr vs. Q uarles, w hich reads lui follows; "The court la n o t le tiu lrrd to d r- te rm lne ogalnnt whom IntDVmallnn Miall bo filed; th a t Is th r du ty nf the prosecuting a tto rn ey and tlie Judge c an n o t exerclwi Ih iit duty."
T lie m rn iorandurn rtrtillm ird;No A uthorit)
Dairy Grading Shows Both Low, H igh Rank
F o u r d a iries serving Tw in Fa lls h a d been given g rad e D ra tin g s to day, In d ica tin g th e ir m ilk u n der law Is " fi t fo r cooking purposes only,' a n d tw o pi-oduccrs had received a like grade a t conclusion of th e regu la r g rad in g period , resu lts of which
K x |)I()nI<)i i in School IiijurcH 5 StudentH
FllAflKHVIl,l.K , Win., O ct. ID (UT).Sliilfl mill roun ly a u th o ri tie s to
day invr;,tlm>led the explosion of ui a ir nlnl]ll<-^Ml^ tank in Uie bane- in rn t i>r Ih r Kiiink.ivihe g rad e nclii>n| In w hich (Ivr pupils wera in ju red . iKinr M-iloihly, niid 3fi bru ised and siiakn i,
M fty o tlirr clilldren were n o t h u rt,
"U nder ttils lii tr ip re ln tliiii of oursta tu te s on crln iinal iirocediirrtills c o u rt ha.'I no powri- Ulij-l th e prosrc iiliiig a tto rn ry to lll<-iin In torniutliii 1 against. I lir 1Iclrnil-lint. 11 In nil- p rovince mid w ithinth e discrellon ■lit tli r prasecutliig iit-lo rn ry lo d r tr rm ln o wIki11 andnguh.st wliuiii iin liiforniiido n i.luUIbe llleil. linw.■v.T, If liie 111ir>ri ii(-iiig a tto n ip y lall.i lo I llr an inifiiriiiii-lion agalnnt ai I iiccunrd aftiT IK' hlt:ib rrn held to 1insw er to th r lll.nttlcLcAurt, w ith in tlir tim e iillii'AC<I hyIho s ta tu te , tl lilt in, n o t litU■r llimi(luring th e -n r ia t r n n of r<miIt iiflrltiin preliiulnairy /'xain iiia llo i I, UlriilIlB ftccunrd hiM h is r rn ird y by lil.>-lion fo r d lsin lual.
" ’n m court. 111 a iiiiittcr i>r 1 mil.' 1'.c an n o t se t lii<r n./,e loi' lilnil liilllla fle r th r Inmi.r.H an- niiidi' liv UK-filing 'o f (he In riinniillnii mill Ih-' rllte ring of tti r p ira by Hi>' d r lr iiilmil
}>al>coi'k rilr li w ith th r null:t ilrlKtodiiy th r oni r r d l l r r ln l liy .lihiK''I 'o itc r , driiyii IK .)olin.s1on'» :IlKllliill.
WBTO released by D r. E. R . Price, c ity m oot a n d da iry Inspector.
A t th e sa m e tim e th e report sliowa th a t UO d istrib u to rs and sU TSfWflceft received grade A fo r ttieV mlllc, show ing they h a d m et a ll r e q u irem en ts of section 18 of the city m ilk o rd in an ce a n d th a t th e ir m ilk Is p roved to have a bacterial co u n t n o t exceeding 6p,OJO per cubic cen tim ete r.
M ust 8how G rade
E ffeclivo tom orrow m orning oil milk d is trib u ted in th e city mu'.t pliilnly «how th e grade. A suiiply of th e g rad e A and n rait-s Is now on han d an d th e grade D caps are la beled " la r cooking pu rpajM only." All local s to re s a n d o ther places offering mllH for sale, e ith er by the RhiM or In bo ttles, will bo vLslled i(ud p liira rds w llii th e g rad r n t milk of- I rm l will be p rom lnriilly dlspluynl.
KoliowinK 1 th e lUt of locid distribu to rs n n d p roducers mid the Hin<lr e ac h recelvril. All are ll^ted in iil |)h ab e tira l order:
Tirade An ra d c A raw dLstribiitois: H nny
D Irlricli, Jo h n Clott, Mi;.. K, A. t i r if - tlii, C, A. I lr h ir l rh .H . II. Kiiyln-, IJ. V. K in d e r, C . M. Pcrrv . U J. Teui'k- lurk, W a rre n Wllllinii.-'.
O rade A pafltrurl7.nl dl.^trll)lltclI': Young's d a iry . \
(Iradn A p rodurrri.: Ciiil lloyil. Hum O ain b le , H rm pleiuiiii I!ro. .,V. .loiirn, O. E. MrCliiln mid A. C. U iith rrfo n l.
(In idn 1} (1i.ilriliul<>ii<: Ovri'lmi<i Ditlry iD annJiig and T i ir k m ; Over- m il d a iry ; C ioverlrat dnlry . v,Mcillmer); K -IU w i d iiiiy (1(0.-. (J. SViii'di,
(Iradn D pro<iurrrn; O. A, ivi- witrds a n d l l n i O 'H ariow .
U K 11 I N D I A N ’S W I D O W
C H A S E S U . S . O F F I C I A L Slly AI.AN MrKLWAIN
ANdKl.ICfl. O ct. ig (U.R»— roiT<fl III tlir ( liT a t W hite P a th e r were In w n tlr r rd r e t r r i t toflay frouj Ihe pnliillnl Irp re of M rs, A n n a L aura H nrnrtt, tiir widow of an in d U n so ,ri.il ih iil h r iiM-d to give aw ay h is aiit<i w lini It la n o u t of gns.
i;. II. M au lia l IJoh O lark 1a sup - |K.nril III rv irt Mrs. B a rn e tt fro m lir r ho in r - llu l when he trie tl to te ll he r atioiit It liifil rv fiiin g , Uie em b attled willow w riii on a w a r - p a t h th a t would liiivc w anned Ihe h e a r t of tier litir .- .•.rn lilr tJreek »|)oiise, Ja ck m n n a n ir l t .
. Hrtiili C am eram en H y Jn t A imiKige of m k s , groceries, a n d
r a in t ia ll.i.'hllglit bullM h u rled by t|trs. liu i i ir t i a n d h e r w illing riaugh- te r. Ml" M axine Q turgla, rotiUid M auliiit ( 'IniK and Ills depu ties , a n d sen t H Nimiilion o / news ra m e ram e n flying ovrr a flve-foot p ick e t fence fciinr w llh lilarkened rye* a n d sm uniird ram eras,
•1> „ iiioiisnnd delighted sp ec ta to rs b luckrd liaMIo on faslU onable WII-
niilre Ixiulevard.'n i l ci(n
M arsha l (.'laik, w liii n undrrntandliiR , Mild hr ''('(invlncrd" tluil Mm Hi" not take "iiraCeiiblv " l<> th a t Iwii days h n i i r . w lin line In U)>, he V.ill liavr lo illtir
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bro ther," lie nidil 'I1in g iivrrn iiirtil l.i tiyi
Mrs. H arnett oiil of llir Ik'Umi w nrii fliie lived w ith lln iiie ll, wIioh’ okl<i hnina oil nilllliins iiimle him ir|>iitni- iy th e ’'w urld's rlclirs t I iu llitn " Tlir vuurU voided th r li iiiaiiiiitir or g rounds th a t Ih r inird biii'k wii> "kldnaifed," anil nciw Ih r Inillat Bgenry clalinn all n l l lm n rt rn gooili in rh id in g Ih r w hile coloiilal iiiannloi whero " the c h le r ’ illed fcniv yran • go a t th e age of Ui:
N A M E SIN
T O D A Y ’SN E W S
Ry lln l trd I'rrM lllond a n d *hapely Ki>. A>th (old
Ih r ju d ie today l l i s t ('ry»l«l A nirf. h r u n r l l r and Ja«t a t n i i t r - mimr, is iitea iln f h r r title of "llifi ru ir a t l l l lle n u d ii t " . , . Khe ii>k- rd J u d i r K m m rl II. W\U«n In Mnllywood to aw ard lirr |l&;i)VO d a n ia g f i lo U li Ml** A rnri l<i (liid to m e p lh e r Irleh n«m o fnr h rr ■irIp-leaHi a r t . , .
K ilgrne O hen, noulh Chliwi Inulri who him long hern rs tra iig n l (rcm llin na tlo iiiil govriiim rn t, iliiiiKrt toilay tiiu t CleneinllsKlmo Ciilnng Kal-H liek h ad "deniided" mmiII China of Its iilr forre and iln <'111111 miiiy divlnlonn to drte iid IhiiikoK' adiling, " th e sp rrd y liiviwilun p iin r; ( h a t C h lan g wan wiong". . .
'J 'he CMidllJoH of Pretld riit K«m ai A la tu rh « t T u r trr . - h o l« ■utraring rr«m lU tr Uouble, re- ■iiained g rav e today. , .(3alllo rn lans d eb a trd today w hrth-
r r OnCT P*rank M errla in , llepubllc-mi Incum ben t seeking re-elmitloii, 01 Ills D einociatld opponriil. Culhcil 1„ Olsiifi, w un|d ge^ th e Imlf nilh Him o r im l' volei th a t Raym ond H alglit re leased by w lthdraw i'm as I'rogrensive p a rly ran d ld a le in llm sta te 's gk ibeniatoriai contest.
PACKING P W S i T F OM S ’ RIOT
8 I0 U X C IT Y . la ^ O ct. 19 (UJD— Gov. N elson G . K raaehel today o r . de red n a tio n a l guard troopa to th e •lril:e-b o u n d Sw ift a n d com pany p U n t
H e a l t h . C h i e f
E x p l a i n s M i l k
G r a d i n g B a s i sI n connection w ith th e release tills
a fte rn o o n of th e mlllc grad ing re p o rt concerning d a iries and o p e r. a to rs serving Tw in r a lln . Dr. H. L. Newcombe, a s s is ta n t d irec to r of tlie d is tric t h ea lth u n it, p o in ted out the fac to rs w hich d e te rm in e th e ra ting of m ilk d istrib u ted here .
D r. Newcom bo stressed th e la e l th a t th e city o p e ra tes u n d e r a n a tionally recognlced m ilk ordinance to gu ard local h e a lth , a n d listed various requ irem en ts w hich m u st be m e t by a il da irym en p roducing milk as acceptable for g rad in g purposes an d offered lor sale In th e c ity.
Here A re F s c to n Som e of th e fac to rs w hich govern
th o g rade w hich Ihe d a iries receive, a s lis ted under section IS of th e ord inance , In rlude:
1—D airy l>arir L ighting , o lr space, 'a lls , floorn a n d ceilings, condition
of Uie cow yard a n d m anure dls- iwnal.
3—Milk Iiousr; C o iu tru c tlo n of >uch a house, K.i c leanliness, w ater iiipply ond lype of n tlnseU used and lie lr n terlllrn tion . H and ling of the
con tainers,3 —Pi'oces.i of m ilk in g , including
leaning nr lli r u d d e rs u i well aith e w orker’s h an d s a n d clothing.
4—A ctual h a n d lin g of the milk In hid ing Its rem oval from tlie dairy
b a rn to th e m ilk house, lls cooling, onllnurd on r« i» *, Column ()
SIO U X O ITV , la ., Oct. ,J# (U.R)— Sioux City, p la n ts o pera ted by 'th e . A rm our a n d C udaliy Packing com pan ies w ere cloaed tem porarily to d a y a f te r a u th o ritie s h a d used te a r gas to quel] a f ig h t betw een s tr ik e rs a n d law en fo rcem en t officia ls a t th e S w if t a n d co m p an y p lf tn t l&st n ig h t.
N otices decla ring a on e-d ay hoU . day w ere posted a t th e A rm our a n d C udahy p la n ts . P icke ts fo rm ed Im m ediately , p rev en tin g anyone from e n te r in g o r leaving, th e buildings.
N either C tidahy n or A n n o u r em ' ployes h a d been a ffec ted previously by th e s tr ik e .
N early 1,000 strik e rs and sym path isers, w ho c lashed ^ I th police an d d epu ty sh e riffs a t Uie S w ift p lan t, d ispersed vo lun ta rily ab o u t 3:30 a . m. T h e BtrOcera h a d tr ie d unsuc* cen ru lly to e v ict ISO w o rk m a n d
i Uds a t th e b u ild ing t n d Iwoke n e u • ly a ll w indow s.
Inside th e btiU dlng w ere execu* tives of th e com pany , a d o ie n deputies and w orkers. T hey h av e been eating a n d Bleeping in th e building since S ep t. 39 w hen th e Pacidng House W orkers U nion, a ffilia te of tlie com m ittee fo r In d u stria l o rg an ization , o rdered a w alkout, ch arg in g th a t th e com pany h ad refused to m eet w ith a un ion grievance com m ittee . T lie d ispu te Involves only th a t Issue.
Note Adds M ystery To P lane Crashes
DUNM OW PA R K , E ngland, Oct, 19 <U.R)—A h a s tily scraw led no te ; "W h a t will th is piano -look like h i a few m in u tes? " a dded m yntery to day to Uie f a te of tw o Royal Air Porcn bom bers w hich coilkled DiHimow p a rk a n d c rashed flam es, k illing six m en . T lie no te presum ably h a d been w ritten by one of the a v ia to rs h r Uie b rie f tlipe t>ctween Uie collision a n d th e c ra sh .
DKNIRD KNTRANCETO KY O , O ct, 10 (U.PJ — P reda
Utley, co rresjw n d en t for th e new/ paper M ancheste r Q u ard la n < E ngland, w as refu sed perm ission lo (ilAonibark fro m th o liner Em press of Caiiai(a. nn Its way from C hina today. I t w as understood th a t per- mlMion was refused on th e ground th a t M iss U tley visited C lilnn Coinniunlsls.
ty of espionage and is te s t i fying aga inst Miss J o h an n a Hofmann, P rivate E rich G lase r and O tto H erm ann Voss, described his m eetinjr w ith the German agen t in th is th ird day of testim ony fo r tho govqrnm ent
S ch leuter, h e sa id , p ro fessed to have access to th e “co n stru c tio n chief of th e navy” a n d ask ed R u m rich i r h e could g e t W h ite H ouse le tte r heads.
H ad P lans" In th e e v en t I got th e s ta t lo n - y." R u m rich . said , "S c h leu te r s s ld .
he 'd have som e plans, th e d e ttU a o f w hich h e d id n 't eU borate, fo r io t~ warding, a le tu 'r to th e co n stru c- Uon chief o f th e U . 8 . navy , th e le tte r p u rp o it lo f to come f ro m tlie P reaiden t a n d W r l n j h U fo rged signa tu re . T h e le tte r would i«Que*t th e p la n s o f th e a irc ra f t e u r l e n ipitArprise a n d Torktow n.
‘T to ld h im •well. 111 see i f 1 ’^ get ho ld of th e s ta tio n e ry .' ”
R um rich sa id th a t th U w as about* th e tlBM of th e P a n ay in c id en t in C h in a la s t y ear a n d n e w spapers reproduced a facsim ile o f a m em o randum w ritten by P re s id en t R ooae- v en t on officia l staU onery. H e e o n - celved th e Idea o f a en d ia c th e f a c sim ile to h is G erm an co n tac la . In th e hope th e y m ig h t b e ab le to u se I t a s th e m odel fo r m ak in g som e f rau d u len t W hite R ouse s ta tlo n e iy . /
O rdered to K m d O fS ta e t J L Sch leu ter. h e sa id , d l#*c l*d /fclm V —-^
rlE W ir'h k -Q aiitfee 'W h t t p e rw » d id you
u k e d U. 8 , A tto rney L erten . O . D u n lg tn ,
"T h e person f u sua lly w ro te ' to —S an d ers,” th e w itness rep lied . ' '
"A nd d U you sen d I t th ro u g h D undee, Sco tland , a s u su a l?"
R um rich sa id th a t h e d id . H e h ad testified yesterday t h a t o n e o f hU relay sU tlo n s w as M rs. Jeasle Horda{i of Dundee, now Im prisoned In E ng land a s a spy,
P a n a y B eabixig ,'A t Uiis tim e," h e explained, “ th e
news h ad come fro m (h e f a r e u t o f th e bom bing of th e U . a g u n b o a t Panay . T h e n ew sp a p en r a n a m essage from th e P re a id en t to th e Jap an ese em peror v ia th e a ta ta d e p artm en t r e ^ t e r l n g p ro tes t* aglilnst th e bombing.
“O n th e top w as a rep ro d u o tlo a o f th e InscrlpUon T h e W hit* H ouae, W ashington, 0 . 0 . ’ I th o u g h t I t w ould be a good Idea to enclose a facsim ile o f th e P re s id en t's m essage so they would have aom ethlng to go by."
Ho explained h e m e an t to h av e • th e fake sta tionery p r in te d In H am burg,
R eads U tU r D unigan read a le tte r l a w hleh
R um rich m enUoned th e f a n tu U o p lo t to k idnap Col. H . W . T , Bglln. com m ander a t P o rt T o tte n , an d s te a l coast defense m o b ll lu tlo n p lana from h im w hile h e was u n d e r th e In fluence of a narcotic gas.
"You probably have h e a rd ," R m n - rlcii w rote, " th a t I h av e a lltUe coup for Uie n e a r fu tu re . I t con-
(Conttnuad on r«s« I, C e lu n a ))
Famed Actor Did “Right W e ir Hunting Pheasants
y CiHiiM'r, fanieil inotloii plc- tiir« acto r, a n d h is w ifr, H andra
acti'csn a n d social ira<'.er, visited '1‘wln F a lls today Ju s t Inng enough to r a t lu n ch befoio depart-
r Ogden, {Utah, where Mr. po<)|>rr h ad un appo in tjnen t.
T lin couple, with Cooper drlv-
g, a rrived In llie shortly a fU r
[noon from Huu IValley where they {have been vaca- U ouiiig, H iry Hie a t Uie Itngerson h o te l coffer simp a n d ' i l e p a r t e i i
'sh o rtly a f te r 1 p. in . (nr Uio U tah clly.
In a n In terview w itii an Kvniliig ■nines rep o rte r, given a s Uie sen s la r m ade s h o r t work of a s teak had ordered. I t w as learned ho did " rig h t well” •h o o tin g ducks and {»heiM«itts a t M a h o 's reso rt «llh»ugh ■ h e g rea tes t p a r t of Uie Uine he "Jiisl laid g round ."
P,atl~TBb r a s tI lls p re tty wife lls to n ed 'd u rin g Uie
In terview aru l w en t aa fa r a> "b reak In" a couple of time* wlUi suggeatlo iu th a t h e r husband " ih o u Jd n 't e a t so fas t," b u t U iat was all.
T ills, Uie re p o r te r learned , Is the firs t Ume Ooo|>er h a d Uaveled Uils fa r so u th in Idalio . l ie , In th e old
Cooper
, ll^rd lo punch co ttle In Moji- s(» th e re 's lit tle anyone would
Imi a lilr lo le ll h im abo u t llfn In thelllM-ll.
'i 'hn vlslti>r looked rnucli th e same ill person a s h e does on th e screen
one U iing In psrU culur, tii rre tie •'IIollywo(xllBir' ab o u t h im .
H ead ing lo O fd rn r wore a grey business su it and,
lirilm ps a s n Ihrow hat'k to, a cow- ■> tlnre for colors, ho wnre a nlnk
s liirt and n red a n d w hite dotte ii lie. . tin wnn a little o il m i t e r but (lint d id n 't m ake any d ifference be-
r r ig h t a t th a t m om ent it was Uir s ir sk w hich was th e c rn te r of llllricnt.
()iMi|>rr asked th e d istu n re lo Og d n i, siiying lie hull an uppo ln tn ien t ttiere a t 0 p in. a n d w ontw l to know If h r "ciiulii m ake It." He was as su ied by th i' rep o rte r ho could "I hn drove a little " a n d Coo|)cr coun U ird With "I can do Itiat, a ll right.
I lls n e x t p ic tu re , he ann o u iirri will protiably bo c alird "T he l.ar K inntler," n n d pna iu ctio n Will gel iiiiderway In C alifornia in th e Im ineilla tu lu tiire .
'T h e vaca tion l.i over now ." Ii< said, "so back lo work we go."
RKVKNtIK «O N K PRAOUtC, Ctechoalovakla , O ct .10
(UJO*^OeMlon of Uio Sude ten lan d to O eranany coat Csechoslovakla 40 per cen t of h e r to ta l revenue, Joseph K iilfus. m in is te r of finance, said loday.
BELIEF POLICIESVIENNA, III., O ct. 19 (UJO-Ptor-
ler llov . A lfred M . L andon o f K a n os asserted th a t relief fu n d s wore
beutg used by Uie New D eal to c re a te "a political m ach ine on a huge scale never before wlLiesscd."
Ho said l>resldent Roosevelt la using the tactics of C roker a n d M urphy of T am m any a n d P e n d e r- gast of K ansas c i ty a n d " la m ak ing pikers of a ll 6l them ."
Jn on address p rep a red fo r d e - " ^ery before a so u th e rn Illino is R e
publican rally, L anden expressed confidence th a t ‘‘m any more*' R e - pub iicaiu will be e lectcd to oongm s- Alona) an d g uberna to ria l aeala n ex t mnnUi.
lA iidon cliarged (h a t th e ^deprea- ainn of 1037-38" had been cauaed solely by " th e policies a n d prac tleea of governm ent followed liy th e n a tional adm iuU traU on durin g the^Iast f l te years."
‘T lie depression of 10S9," he a s - srrted , "was nn eoonauUo depree- slon *l1ie depreM ton « r I t t T - n U » polKlcst d e p r e M t o n , - ' I * - « 0 d s im p le ”
B u q iN iis a i M t *SAN F R A N 0 I8 0 0 . O ot. I I RW—
Hank of Amerte* rep o rte d to ito r th a t f a r w estern builneM *'JmM«ved m ateria lly" In Septem ber. I tM b an k said Uiree Index fac to rs cM iaad ; Inge. eleoUla f t m PWdMPt l W J W t . bank d e b lta - s h o v e d ImpmM M Qti^, , ov(r th e p receding m o o th .
l ^ T w o IDAHO EVENINP TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Wedjiejday, October 19, 1938
B7 TE D R . MALOYNEW O RLEA NS. O c t 19 m » —H io
you tb of tb e naU on v a s ca lled today by the M oet R«v. B e rn a rd J . Shell, auxUlaiy bU hop of C hicago, fo r a c ru s ^ e a ff tln s t a dy ing m aterial* Io n “In » w orld fro m w hich dem oc-tmcy has a ll b u t v a n lih ed ."
Speaking a t a oolem n pontifical n f t s fo r you lh a t th e e ig h th n a tiona l E ucharls tlc congreiH, BUhop Shell offered th e a p trt tu a l a n d rap e r-
— n a tu ra l o f C fhrlstlanlly a s th e one ' cure relief fo r a w orld f ra u g h t w ith
tb rea t« of w a r a n d econom ic chaos. * ^ e p itiab le co n d itio n o f the world before-m s today ,•’ ha told the g rea t th ro n g o f m ore th a n 60,000 pO gilnu n t h e i ^ in th e o p ^ a ir ca thed ra l a t C ity p a rk aU dlum . "should m ake c le a r to every en* lightened m in d th e a lternatives w hich c on fron t ua.
•C h rU t » r C b * « "“I t U C h ris t o r c haos. I t Is m kcry .
w ar a n d d e a th w ith o u t C h ris t. I t Jj peace, happ iness a n d e te rn a l glory w ith C hrist."' T he ta m e th e m e w as ta k en by O e c ^ e C s ^ ln a l M undelein , a rc h bishop o f OhlcagQ a iid personal represenU U ve o f P o p e P lu s X I a t th e congress, w ho sa id In a n a tio n w ide rad io b ro ad c as t th e re w as bu t one course fo r th e w orld—“we m ust go back to C od , t o G od w hom so m any h*v« fo rgo tU n ."
M any W m m da 'T t ie c lrtllsed w orld, s tr ic k en wJlh
m any -wounds, to re a n d sick when rem em bering tb e r e c e n t p ast, aax l- ous, fearfu l, trem b les w h en i t looks
' In to th e n e a r fu tu re .“All of E urope, th e la n d from
w hich ou r fa th e r s cam e , ls like an Immense a rm y w aiting in th e trenches, w a itln s fo r th e m idn igh t
■ ■Jiour .- .T n o t fo r som e g re a t cause th a t a ffec ta th e w hole h u m a n race, b u t fo r a s lu u e t h a t today Is and th a t tom orrow U fo rgo tten .". JoM ph V . C onnolly, g e n era l m a n - «C«r o f R e a r s t new spapers, asked
- - f o r » w erldw tde crusadA o t C atbsU ci f o r th e “defense o f a ll those who
' i u f f t f pe rsecu tion . J e w a n d chrts- — tU a tU ke." •................-
iy io»8Y 19 P o u o . . iS P fiG A C oeQ A S e x P c a r g a o i o
By DILL PO R T E R a n d G E O R G E BCARBO
Alan M ow bray m ade h is f irs t m o n e /ln th e U n ite d 'S ta te s by w riting an o rtlc le fo r th e New York W orld . . . b u t h e failed to keep solvent . ■ ■ h o te l kickcd h im out and held h is. luggage . . . h e slept in C en tra l p a rk fo r th ree m on ths . . . f irs t b rea k cam e w hen he sold a sh o r t s to ry fo r $300 . . . Joined a repertory com pany . . . d id th ree years on th e K e ith C ircu it w ith h is own sketch , '• T h e '’fr lan g le " . . . t o t screen ro le wa.5 th a t o f G eorge W ashington . . . h a s been In H ollywood seven ye a rs . . . p layed 70 roles . . . h a s w ri tte n five plays, a ll of w hich have , been produced . . h e ’s a n aocom pU shed av ia to r . . m arried , a n d h a s tw o ch ild ren .
CEIIIIFlffACyLIlf,- Every K h eo l d ts t i lc t In T w in M i s county, Inelud lng a ll t y p «
‘ o i d ls trte te . m u s t h av e Its teachers c o tm e d w ith th e county tu p e rln - tendenk o r i t w ill n o t sh a re In the
------ O e to ^ i t« t* < o e « n iy appo rtionm en tOf tUQdi, I t w as a n n ounced th is a(> te m o d a by M n . D orfs Strad lev , county Bchool ch ief.• F ire d ls trlcU s ti ll h ave some teach ers w ho h a v e n o t been cer<
....... tU led. U rs . a tn d l e y la ld .U nder f ta t e law , tsM h e rs m ust
I - - re c o rd w ith th e c o u n ty supe rin ten d e n t • va lid te ac h in g e e rtlf lca te be* fe re they, c an d raw sa lary . T h e re- ce rd Jn f a u s t b e done eac h year.
T b e i t a te « n d coun ty apportionm e n t w ill bo m a d e n e > t week. A m oun t of th e ooun ty to ta l h a s n o t be en u n o u n e e d a s y e t b u t th e s u t e fu n d s fo r T w in F a lls c oun ty In th e p ree ea t a p p o rtio n m en t w ere lis ted a t
b y Jo h n W . C ondle, s la te su p e rin ten d e n t o f pufollo in struction .
NEWS IN . BRIEF
D augbU r lU M n . M ary S. WiUls h a s been ca ll
ed to S a c ra m en to by th e serious Illness of h e r d a u g h te r . M rs. W illiam Kofer.
T h e general h e a l th s itu a tio n In Zdaho a t th e p re se n t d a te In "ex< cellent,” X>r. H . L. U cM a rtln , director o( th e ^ ^ t e divis ion of public health , a s ld h e re U ili a fte rn o o n .
D r. M cM arttn w as h e re to conler w ith D r. R o b e r t e tu m p , d irec tor of th e d U trlc t u n it w ith headquarters In Twlji Falls . H e a rriv e d th is morn* ing from Boise a n d w as to re t to ills office la te th is a fU m oon.
"D uring th e la s t th ree montlis." D r. U cM artln sa id . “ Uie Incidence of communloablfl d isease has been (ha lowest I t h a s ever been for a long tim e.
■Tor Inslance , du rin g th e lliree m ontljs l u t sum m er th e re v more th a n 100 cases of smallpox porjed. D uring th e Ja«t th ree m o n tiu th e num ber rep o rte d reached only eight."
U P P I I C A N I S M U M M S
A pprw im aW ly 40 appllcw iU fo ^ fu tu re w ork In th e i d .h o a g rlc u l ' tu rfcl-iu liustm ent adm in istra tion o t- f lee t a t Moeoow took exam lnatlon i he re la s t n ig h t u nder dlreotlou of MiM Viola E vans, rep resen ta tive or th e s U U headquarte rs .
• ra e te sU w are held a t th e Twin Buslneaa un iversity .
T f e n ty .f lv e app lloanU took the •t^ W gn iph te M d typ ing e w m ln a- tlon a n d IS look Uie te ita fo r olerki. No «pm »t«m ele r applioan te showed Up, I t w as understood .
' m i ^ U o n a itee u will be to W M hlD gton. w here ai
pUoMti ptaelng wltii the gr'adVof.^ o r U tte r will be certified on the
[{, ■ m p ta rm B t register lo r the state nt-..... i l m wuT then be ellgtbie for
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(From P»|» one) corns th e c oast guard defense op era tions bases. T hese records will be o b ta ined in th e Hotel McAlpln on M onday. Ja n . 31. o r T uesday, Feb. 1. from C o l EjrlJn. TJie n rrnngem cnU to get h im th e re wUl be m ade. I w in -■ioy I nm th e aide to the com m and ing genera l of the second corps
Col. Eglln . th e le tte r con tinued , would n o t d a re to refase the In v ita tion a n d "once alone I sh a ll ove rpower h im a n d m ake every e ffo rt to ob ta in th e record*. T he m a tte r will s ti r up a lit tle d irt," b u t th e le tte r sa id , “c lues designed to fa s t- te n g u ilt on C om m unists would be left behind."
•T)lre Consftiuence*"Sch leu ter, th e witness resum ed,
w anted also to know th e nam es of m ilita ry or n a v a l men of G erm an origin w ho m ig h t be approached. R um rlch sa id he gave h im a l is t of naval officers on a irc ra f t carriers th a t h e had ta k en ou t o l a new s-
n o t know any naval o fficers pe rso n ally. b u t com m unicated w ith E nsign D. W. Brow n, assigned to th e a ir c ra ft c a rrie r S a ra to g a a t 6 a n Pedro , Calif.
D unlgan read a b e t t e r R um rloh w rote to B row n In w hich h e sa id “ the re a re w ays o t m aking m oney and a n en terp ris ing youAg m an can p rofit. In s e r t a n add in th e New Y ork T im es say ing : "Brow n okay for con tac ts. W . O ."
N ever Received A nswer T h e le tte r added " if you pass th is
on to th e Intelligence service you will su ffe r d ire consequences."
R um rlch sa id he never received n answ er.T he w itness sa id th e a rm y p r i
vate a lso knew of th e plan to get passpo rt b lanks for sh ipm en t to G e r m any w here they apparen tly w ere to be u se d lo r N ail spies In R u s sia . I t w as R um rlch’s clum sy effo rt to pose as an und e r-sec re ta ry of s ta te In ge tting th e blanks th a t led to th e discovery of th e ring .
Bicycle Found Police th is a fte rn o o n reported the
recovery o t a b icycle w hich w as r e cen tly s to len from Jlm m lo H ayden, rou te th ree .
L e a ie s 'f ^ r S e a tu eH . Bross^au h a s .re tu rn e d to Se-
atU e. He w as ca llcd h e re by th e Ul- n e u o f h is b ro th er..E d g ar Brosscau, w ho died la s t n ig h t a t h is home.
F eeding T ableJu n io r h igh school B ird club will
m a in ta in a b ird feeding tab le d u r in g th e w in te r, i t w as decided a t a m eeting co n d u cte d yesterday by D a vid Plgge, v k e presiden t.
O range Booeter G erald W allace will be guest
speaker a t tlie K n u ll G ran g e Boos* te r n ig h t p rog ram a t 0 p . m . today a t Uifl ch u rc h . All m em bers o f tiio com m un ity a re Invited. Membera asked to b ring ple.-
G oet to Spokane M iss G w endolyn Hertzog le f t la s t
atcenlng fo r S pokane, W ash., w here she will be associated w ith th e Merle N orm an stud io . She h a s disposed of h e r In tere sts In th e local M erle N orm an stud io to M rs. M abel Tool- •on.
H ere for F unera lM r. a n d M rs. Q scdr N ygord Uud
son, Donatil. at. M aries, w ho ftt tended (u iie ra l aervlocs for M r, Ny- gord’s fuUier, C asper Nygor<1, yesterday, a re spending bevoral dtiyn In llo llla ter. E. 1<. D ale, fa th e r of Mrs. 0 « a r N ygord. w as also prcaont a t llte tUDcral.
At th e I lM p lta lM rs, Nolllo C rockett, M rs, L uura
Jogels, B uh l; Mrn. M ildred Johnnon, Jlunfien; Mrs, M nrvin Bixuicer, G lenns F e rry , and B etty KIca, K el/'lium . I>ttve been ndm ltted to tlie 'I'w ln F a lls cm m ty general ho»- (iltal. P a tie n ts dtsm lM ed Include IViu) H ess and Mrn. I.yln C an tre ll a n d iluiighlr-r. K ilrr; VIrgll E ^hrlum Robinson. I /)s Angelos; Mrs. A. K. K niikrI, A ni.ilerdnm. and Uiiby H ow ard, Hiilil.
H e a l t h C h i e f
E x p l a u i s M i l k
G r a d i n g B a s i s(rrora P*C« Onr)
bo ttling a(id capping, the la tte r ope ra tion being required by m achine .
S—H ea lth cerUflcntes are requ ired of a ll persons handling m ilk o r /a n d
p ro d u c t.■ U nder section two o t m e local o r d in a n ce it Is s ta ted th a t "mUk n o t en title d to a grade of D o r h ighe r Is u n r it fo r h u ra (« con,sumptlon." R egard ing this. Dr. Newcombe sa id:
Urge* W atch G rades "W e suggest the public ta k e no te
of th e grades on th e bottle c ap a n d w hen I t bears a label of.^grad0 D , th e con ten ts sliould be used fo r cooking purposes only."
I n defin ing grade A a n d g rad e D m ilk. D r. Newcombe sa id t h a t "a g rad e A m ilk Is one produced on a d a iry fa rm w hich m e ets a ll r eq u ire m e n ts of ^ e o rd inance a n d fu r th e r Is p roved to have a bacte ria l co u n t n o t exceeding 90.000 p e r cubic c en tim e ter. G rade D (raw ) m ilk is m ilk w h ich Is f it for cooking pu rposes o n ly a n d Is unsafe for use In th e raw s ta te ." .
U nder th e « a d ln g system , those d a irie s w hlcn are n o t a t p rese n t m e etin g th e requ irem ents o f sw llo n 15 of th e ordinance were r a te d a s d is trib u tin g grade D milk, D r. N ew com be stressed.
I n th e m a tte r of the c ity m ilk p rob lem , th e d U trlc t h e a lth u n i t w orks In close connection w ith D r. E . R . P rice, c ity m e a t and d a iry In specto r. ' who has charge of such w ork.
O M I S I EARNSP o u r h u n d red persons received
w ith e n th u s ia sm th e o rgan co n ce rt of L au ren B. Sykes, A. A. G . o . . P o r tland . O re., lo s t evening a t th e M e th od ist E p iscopal church.
M r. Sykes' b rillian t ren d itio n of th e h eav ie r classics by Bach, H an d e l a n d C esa r P ra n ck b rough t to th e aud ience a keener ap recla tlon o f th e k ing of In strum en ts, th e pipe o rgan .
H is ow n com position, “T h e Echo," a ttr a c te d favorab le com m ent. R ls • 'C oncert P e d a l S tudy" by P ie tro Y on b rough t a g roup of stu d en ts In th e balcony to th e ir feet so tliey m ig h t b e tte r observe h is pedal Ischnlo.
I t is a n tic ip ate d th a t th is co n ce rt will p ave th e w ay to m ore rec ita ls by o u ts tan d in g organists.
Follow ing th e concert, a g roup of local m usicians assem bled a t th e C, E. C a lv e rt hom e, w here Mr. a n d Mrs. A. E. F ra n cis a n d R obert Coofc f u r n ished m usical en te rta in m e n t.
ICKANDAiORAMONHIGiAY
T w o drivers escaped In jury a t 3 . m . yesterday w hen a pn ^ en g c r
coupe and a n un loaded m otor truck ram m ed to g e th er on AddJson aveniio a m llo a n a a h a lf e as t of T w lu P a lls , th e aherircn citflce repo rted today.
A lm a W ells, T w in P a lls tru rk ope ra to r, w as driver o t th e larger v e h lru . W alter A. Colnsr, K im berly r a n rh e r , drovn (lie coupe. W ells had tu rn ed le ft Into th e drivew ay o l th e J . P . M am hall ran ch , according to o fflre rs , unU Mr, Coiner, driving to w ard T w ill Falls. Was luiable to h a ll In tim e (n iivoUl rolllnloii.
D am ugr to the mnchlneA wan ex tensive, ah erlfl’s u tflrers nnUI.
B U lL E r S V I M GAINS S H l Y
A tten d ing physicians fo r M rs. M y m a D avis H arvey, B uh l resid en t w ho w as w ounded w ith a bu lle t f ired fro m a .38 calibre pistol early la s t w eek, said th is afte rnoon h e r condl lio n w as "very sligh tly Im proved."
T h e physicians a lso an n o u n ce d th e w om an had , on occasion, ga in ed con - f id o u sn e u fo r a few seconds a t a tim e b u t would th e n r e tu r n to tlie unconscious atate.
I t was ind ica ted th a t a lth o u g h th e s lig h t im provem ent was no ted I t m ig h t only be tem porary a n d th a t th e p a tie n t w as by no m e aru o u t o f d a n g er a n d he r cond ition is stUl serious.
C.0FC.BAIL01SMaU ba llo ts for th e C ham ber of
C om m erce election of d irec to rs will be s e n t ou t nex t M onday. I t was n o unced today by S ec re tary E ugene E . CJark.
D ead line for re tu rn o f th e ballots p robably wUl be S a tu rd ay . Oct. 30. N ew d irec tors will take office a t th e boa rd m eeting on Nov. 4.
S ix d irec tors will be cliosen to fill e xp iring pa^ts a n d two to fill va- cahc les . W hen the reorgan ized board convenes Nov. i I t will nclect c h a m ber officers for th e 183fl-3i> year.
B m r a i o p sENIEROLDCIIV
(Froni Paie One)(ore C h r is t w hen Jo sh u a N ebuchad- r e m end T itu s laid siege.
R evolt G ains T l)e A rabs' revolt, a p ro tes t
a g a in s t th e Influx of Jew s u nder U)e B ritish m a n d a te , h a d ga ined such hold on th e coun try th a t th e g overnm en t could claim u n d lsp u t- ably on ly th e Im m ediato te n o n s a ro u n d m lllU ry h ead q u arte rs .‘ T h e "provlslonol A rab governm en t," o rg an lra tlo n of th e rebels, was op e ra tin g so boldly In m o st of P a lestine . I t wa.<i announced th a t h e n ce fo r th It would a ssum e resp o n sib ility fo r "law a n d order, life a n d lim b" In its te rrito ry .
A lthough B ritish troop rcln fo rce - m e n U were able to deploy th ro u g h th e countr>-. they were in p e ril of sn ip e rs , a n d a fte r they h a d passed, th e rebels closed In on th e roads again :
T h e rebels were m a in ta in in g th e ir gove rnm en t w ith t a x t i fo r " p ro tec tion ." a system th o t rem inded A m ericans of the opera tions of gangsters. EiK opean land a n d o range Igrove ow ners com plained of th e a.Me.'a- m en ts w ithout result.
Le\7 Taxes An old English w om an, resid en t of
J e rich o for 40 years, sa id she hod been given 24 hours no tice to pay tuxes on he r a rm g c grove. Tiebel collecto rs told h e r It was to Insure th e grove agaln.'it dam age du rin g rebel operatloa 'i- She w ent to Je ru sa lem for official advice and th e o fficia ls advised h e r to pay and "look p le as a n t." she .said.
S he returned to Je rich o and found th a t some of tlie o range trees had been uprooted ns soon a s th e 24 hou rs had expired. S h e p a id the ta x and was "fined" a dd itiona lly for no t paying on tim e.
WIILBGANIZEA ppointm ent of team s to d irec t
the sale of m em berships for the C om m unity Concert co rp o ra tio n of T w in Palls ; perfec tion of reo rg an isa tion plans a n d o th e r Im p o rtan t m a tte rs will be b rough t to th e a t ten tion o t membera a t 8 p . m . today a t th e Cham ber o t Com m erce room s.
All person-s in terested In th e C om m unity Concert p rogram s, p re se n ted in cooperation w ith th e Colum bia B roadcasting system , a re u rged to a ttend .
I t Is hoped t l ia t a ll p re lim inary p lans will be com pleted b y th e tim e th e easte rn rep rese iitatlve arrives to , d irec t tl i e ' week’s m em bersh ip cam paign , acc o rd in g -to M rs. D . U A lexander, local p residen t.
" K lck -o d " d in n e r will be held O ct. 31- a t th e B ark hole» w hen supplies will be d is tribu ted , a n d Instru c tio n s Riven by th e Com m unity C oncert corporation represen ta tive ,
F rom EastDolvin Lincoln, w ho recen tly took
a tr ip to .itudy lam b m arkets, under th e sponsorship of S w ift and com p any , has re turned . H e was In CIjI- cago. New York C ity, B a iton . P h ila delph ia and W ashington , D. C.
Seen TodayW orried m an going ba ck to h is
c a r to s ta r e i iilo f ro n t s e a t, w here baby w as gurgling c o n ten ted ly . . ; Dr. H arry A lban of K im berly doing Ronie s lig h t-fc n d er-s crap ln g a s h e s U r ts to back fro m p a rk in g spo t, bu t avoiding any dam age w hen owner of o th e r m ach ine drives th a t vehicle aw ay in a h u rry . - . Very sm a ll ch ild r a is ing m erry rum pus w h en candy sucker falls to sidew alk as m o th e r y anks ch ild 's h and . . . F iftee n - pound beet, g row n a t K im berly, displayed in s to re w indow hero . . . C laud P r a t t he lph ig drive a bond o f 3,000 sheep m ore th o n a m ile h i order to g e t by tliem w ith hte c a r . . . And Jim Barne.s a n d H arry D lc trlcli giving g ifts o f elk m e a t to friends w ho k ind ly loaned th e m th e ir Ucense n um bers a n d nam es for Seiway p e rm it d raw ing (th e e lk Inciden ta lly , was aho t by E arl B arnes).
liS E N lE N C E OINSIABAFFRAy
A slash ing beet kn ife a n d flying flsU h a d landed th ree b eet w orkers m th e county Jail fo r 60 days today.
Ju stice H. M. h o lle r yesterday a fternoon sen tenced H arvey W illiam S tacer. 33, H enderson . K y.; F loyd Lee R idinger, 22, M t. P lea san t. I ( . , and R onald N ew ton W illiam s, 33. also of Mt. P lea san t. E ach r e ceived 60 days for d is tu rb ing th e peace.
R id inger was .-itabbcd In th e shoulder iiy the kn ife asserted ly wielded by fltacer. T h e la t te r Buffered te rrific fac ial be atin g from Rld lnger’s tlsts, accord ing to sh e riff ’s o lllcc rs . W illiams ap p a ren tly also Joined In the fray b u t w asn 't in ju red .
'H ie trio pk ttded g u ilty before Ju .t- tlce H olier. T lie ir f ig h t S a tu rd a y n ig h t clim axed w hat o ffice rs said w as a braw l In a cab in a t F lier . All tlirefc lived In th e cab in .
. • ------------------------------------------------•) News of Record |I M arriage L icenses 1
• ------------------------------------------------•OCT. IB
Le6nar<{'lfT 'Hunter, 19. a n d S a ra h P . B abb itt . Ifl. both o f O a k l e t
T o M r. and M rs. C liff B arrow , Tw in P a lh , a girl, a t 5:10 p. m . yeste rday a t tlie S u b u rb a n m a te rn ity hom e.
A n expend itu re of 150,000,000 In th e building of silos w ould be r e quired to s to re su p p lie s , o f w fieat sufficien t to supply ^ g l a n d 's needs for 'six m on ths .
FO R SALEDe Laval 1 u n it m a g n e tic m ilker. Used one year. O rig inal cost »380. F o r quick sa le p riced S l l S -
HARRY M USORAVE
IL IS IE R IE L L S NEWSPAPER DAIA
How It Is possible to pub lish two d aily new spapers fro m one p la n t, by o pe ra ting w lih tw o com plete sh ifts , w orking a t d if f e re n t tim es o f th e day, a n d a d h er in g s tr ic tly to d e ad - Ihies, w as explalB fd by R . S . Tof* flcm lre, pub lisher of th e Id ah o Eve- n ta g 'Times a n d th e T w in F a lls D ally News, a t to d a y 's R o ta ry club luncheon.
H e explained th e trem en d o u s h a n dicaps u n d e r w hich th e c ircu la tion d e p a r tm e n t d is trib u ted Uie papers.
m otorcycles, buses andtra in s to g e l o u t th e c d ltlo ru th e day of pub lica tion , a n d a d d ed th a t desp ite th e h and icaps, m ore th a n 80 p e r c e n t of th e p a p e rs rea ch e d th e subscribers on th e day of pub lica tion.
Com bined c irc u la tio n of t h e tw o p ap ers Is W.OOO: 90 p e r c e n t o f 'Twin F a lls hom es receive th e p a p ers ; 95 p e r cen t of th e county , a n d 85 p e r c e n t of th e hom es in th e e ig h t a d jo in ing counties , h e s ta le d .
F ifty -seven fu ll tim e em ployes,I correspondents, a n d KJO ca rrie rs
a n d salesboys com prise th e s ta f fs o f th e tw o new spapers, h e com m ented .
R . W . C a rp en te r to ld of a tten d in g , a R o tary club m e etin g on h is re c e n t tr ip to New Y ork C ity. C harles Shirley- ou tlin ed th e p rin cip les of n o ta ry to th e f o u r n e w m em bers of th e club. Rev. G . L . C lark , E dw ard Rogel, J o h n B recken rldge a n d T o f- f lem ire.
R o tarlan s E rp eld ln g , S hoshone, a n d Judge G ibson C ondle. H ailey, w ere guests, a s pros M . O lds, P o r tland . O re., guest of b e o rg e F razie r .
W ith th e drive eeven "w ork ing days" old th is evening, to ta l collections fo r th e T w in F a lls C om m u n ity C h est th is a fte rn o o n h a d passed th e ha lf-w ay m a rk ancj were h ead ing dow n th e hom e s tr e tc h , a c cord ing to M rs. D oro thy Reynolds, chest secretary .
M rs. R eynolds an n o u n ce 4 th a t th e to ta l th is a fte rn o o n h a d reached $4,733.63 In th e d rive fb r th e )9,000 gooL C on tribu tions w ere s ti ll com in g In Jate th is a fte rn o o n a n d . b e fore th e week Is o u t, Roy P a in te r , drive ch airm a n , expressed th e o p in ion ' ‘we will be w ith in s tr ik in g d is tance of ou r objective.”
W ESPECIALIZE
SCULLY’SA nlom otlve Se rrlee 214 Shoshone E as t
F R O S T B O O S T S
H A R V E S T J O BL ong-aw aited f ro s t desired by po
ta to growers to fac ilita te d igg ing o t th e 1938 crop h a d a p p a ren tly come to s la y today In so u th c e n tra l Id a h o .’
F ro s t th is m orn ing w as th e second In a s m any days, a n d ceported ly h a d he lped considerably In m a tu r in g th e spud crop fo r ho rvest. I t w as also te rm ed an a id In b eet hn rvesth ig .
T herm om ete rs fe ll to 20 above rero th is m o m ln g -c o ld c s t o f th e p rese n t a u tu m n —a t th e U . S. b u rea u of e n tom ology a n d p la n t q u a ra n tin e , T lie low m ark h a d previously been 20 above, recorded T u esday m orn ing .
F o recast fo r to n ig h t o n d early to m orrow in d ica ted f a tr w ea th e r am i c on tinuance of th e local frosi.-'. 'T hursday Is p red ic ted as f a ir and w arm er-
M tiriaugh D aneeM. I. A. of th e M u rU u g h L . D. S.
c h u rc h wlU e n te r ta in a t a coetum e b a ll Oct. 35 a t th e L, D . 8 . rec re a tio n h a ll, th e o ffice rs a n n o un ced today. T he N lte H aw ks will play , a n d a ll T w in F a lls d a n ce rs a re inv ited to a tten d .
S feB a r g a i n s
E very do llar you sp end fo r one of o u r tu e d cars, buys a fu ll do lla rs w orth o f m o to rin g sa tis fa c tion . M any m akes ta k e n In trade on th e New F o rd V-8.
37 V-8 60 T udo r, T ru n k ....... *49537 V -8 85 Coupe ................. $49538 V-8 D eLuxe C o u p e ..........*39538 V -8 D eLuxe Fo rdo r,
■Trunk ...... ................ ..............*495j a T errap lane S e d a n _______*45038 Chev. Coupe, Low
M ileage .... -.*45035 Chev. F o rd o r S ed o n ..— *350 34 Chev. Coupe, New M otor *325 34 V-8 DeLuxe T u d o r Sed an *32534 S tudebaker S e d a n ............*29537 In t . 4 -Speed I^lckup ....... *45037 V-8 F o rd P lckup .........-...*450
...*52535 In t. 157 T ruck . New • Beet Body, New M otor ....$55034 V-8 P ickup .............. ......._._*25033 C hevro let P ickup _____ ....*175
M any o the rs , a ll m akes, a ll modeU, n t is U o U o a or lOO'li refnnd .
t lWINS TOP PRIZE
KANUAS c m f . Mo.. O cl. IB I 'lliB th ree -y ea r-o lil i le re lo rd bull, 'H . T . T one," o f Ui# H arp e r a n d ’T urner ra iioh a l tiu lp lu ir , O kla., to day waa nam ed g ran d oham plo ii o f hU breed a t th e A m erican U oyal Livestock show.
11)0 an im al, u nde fru ted In th e sJiow rh ig , w as a ired by " H a ifo rd T one 79," th e bull for w hich P . K. H aroer a n d Roy J . T i im s r pa id lO.eOO—a re ro td price—a t th e d ls- p e ru l sa le o l Uie R o b e rt H . H a s le tt h e rd Id 1S37. T tie bull caU waa among Uie o ilie r H ereford puro liased •long wlUi th e cliam plo ii alre...
T lie ih o r th o m en irlea o l P . W , Hubbel), DM M oines, la ., m illionaire, aom liia ted Uielr claaa w hen tw o lu ll
OPPERFyNEIIAL UNSCOiLElE
F \n ir ra l Rtirvlrr.i fo r Mrn, Cleorgln L«! HoppBr. wife of Dr. Hlmeon H op- h e r, reslilrn t o( H nte lto ii (or hinny yenm, will Ixi h rlil r r ld n y m a p, m. a t liin W iilte m ortuary rlm pri.
M rs. ]lni)|M<r <lird yesterday m o rn ing of n trangulatlnn a t tier hom e in lU xeiton .
FrloniU m ay rail a t llio m ortua ry f io tn J i<> b II. ni. tomorrow.
Jtnv. Charie* w, Hawley, HarjiKon, will l>« in charge o t services a t the m ortua ry .
'I’w ln Kttiin cliai.ter. O rder o f tlie E ah tcrn H tuj, wjj) rfjrect Ihe r ile s n t T w in Falla cemnt«'ry.
ptlTOlUhavi been )«bjr MUbUahmeni IM. ^ m ort than • a im n l U) plant nUatini Indtistriei
^ n a n d Jun io r cham p ion . H elfred W n o e u R oyal y o n Uie g ran d c h a m pionship and H eltred I»rlncesa Royal I I look aeeond honors. O n e .o l H ub- bell's bulls w on th e shorU iorn r t - •erve eham plonahlp yesU rday .
Ton honors In Ui« A bardeen A ngu i a lso w an t lo one .ow ner, J ,
O m e t l T o lan of r ie a a a n t PJaUvi, I I.. w ho a lready he ld Uia g ran d fihbmplon A ngus bull of Uie ahow . '
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T H B N your noslrtta U . / oome^ rod irrttated .
f u l j i l h i i i i w i n T ml^B m D S D B O Q D D H
... Chesterfield writes everybody who smokes ’em
i t ’s pleasure you smoke fo r . . . cvcrybodjf knows th a t . . . und it's p leasure you get in every Chesterfield you lichtChesterfields are milder and better- tasting and here's the big reason...
It takes good thjngs to make n good product. In Chcsterricid we use Ihe best ingredients a cigarette can h a ve .. . mild ripe tobaccos and
PAUL W m iK A M N Kv^rf I feJn ttJay liit i t ia l
ODORUIt UHAUU nUKNS A L U N S v tr f Prt4ay B vin la t A ll C n. X. Sfalhm,
■ B d o iii Do<>i4tyPoolball H lghlllM a
B ptrj n m n J v " J S 4 ih ir J t0 17 N . A C SU *Un
■ pure cigarette paper.LMMTTSlMm* ' \ '
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w i t h M O R E P L E A S U R E
f o r m i l l i o n s
Wednesday, Oclobor 19, 1938 IDAHO EVENING TIM ES, TWIM FALLS, IDAHO Page
M e n ’s B l t tc h S a te e n
SHOP CAPS. ' l O c
LUNCH BOXESCompleic W ilh Icy-H ol T in t Vacuum Bullies
$ 1 * 1 8 F or Sot T h e new Icy-H ol bo ttles have n blR m e la l cup th a t screws c th e top. T he m etn l lu tich box ho lds th e bottle In Its covcr.
' Sanforized ~8 Ounce
O v era lls
6 9 «They Can’t
ShrinkB y a iiy o iie’.s lioiicsi com l)uvl:>oii tlic best overall In T w ill F a lls a t tirouiid th is l)rlci;.
BETTERO vera llsIn Liberty
Stripes
8 9 Co r 8 Ouncc Sanforized
Denim.Made Of (Jonuinc Canc.s
Fabric.By compiirLson tiic best over- nil In tow n for th is m oney. I t Is innde w ith th e new style bib i)ockcL>i on ly found on hlRh prlccfi ovcialls.
“Gem State”
A Super Service S tore ofV A L U E
I n C o l d W e a t h e r A p p a r e l
WOOL WORK SOCKS
l O c
SANFORIZED W HIPCORD W ORK
P A N T S
9 S CIn a Dark Forest
hreen ColorM ade n( ii H-al H ounce wlilpcord Inh;
a p a n t thiiL can 't hlirlnk.
“ FRENCH RACKS"
^1 =The Best Vforh Pant
For W in ter'l l i r y HIT hn iv y nnd w arm a n d lix’k n 't '' (jr w on.tril 't lrrw piuitfl.
9 OUNCEMOLESKIN WOBK PANTS
The Heaviest MotesMn ^ Made $ 1 4 9
<l<ii)cl 1<KiklnK piilK'riiH iincl u Hlindy con.'ilvuf- -------Hull lo liai'li up IhI.’i w cnr-priM f fabric.
Just Received.'A W o rk S hoe Close-OutE l k L e a t h e r W o r k
S h o e
$ 1 . 9 8W ITK M IHON COMPOSITION
h o m :s\ le»llic-r Inmilii iiiul n rctilI ca lh n ' n1l|):ii)le Unit uorn cli'uv nrronn llin ln itt»n i lit llifl nhot'.
T H IS M IKON SOI.K MIOANH ICXTKA, WIOAU
Just Received!A W o r k S h o e
C l o s e - O u t(■ enuine (><H)(lycur W oHh— O ak Ilcnct I .c ii t lu T HoIvh— (iriiin* I .c a lh v r liim trH .
i . in c d V n m p t^ P lu m p l i lk Ui>P««h I I '
2 » ?r i n i Ilulilier ilcclK. • ^
COMPARE T hese Shoes to Kegular $3 ^9
Number in Twin Falls
Where only honest, dependable goods are sold because each and every Sftrment that goes out of here Is covered by our famous “Make it R igh t” guarantee,
W H E R E P R I C E S A R E L O W E R - A N D
W H E R E E V E R Y I T E M I S E X A C T L Y A S
A D V E R T I S E D
25% Wool
U n i o i i s £ o r M e n
S 1 . J 9A NeuT
NumberM edium liyh l In weight
bu t heavy in w arm th
Tlie color is randoHi
f ra y nnd th e slzea run
up to 50. H ere's the
style g a rm e n t th a i
m ore a n d m ore men liavc been ask ing for.
MEN’S 10% WOOL UNIONS
9 8 CIN LON(; AND SHORT SLEEVICSA tu n random un ion In slze.'i up lo 50. 'IIk' lOr:! wool c o n ten t Is a pure v lrs ln wo',1 evenly cllslrlbutcd th ro u g h o u t th e garm ent.
MEN’S UNION SUITSIN A MKDllIM W IN T E R W EK iH T
( ;a r m i :n tnaiu lom fjray In color. I3y the Ihlngn th iil you youriPlf judRc underw ear value, here Is n b e tter t>ull for th e money.
ALL SIZES DP TO 50
6 9 <
A L L W O O LPLAID JACKETS FOR MEN
W ith Full Z ip p e r F ro n tsA hporl backed Jacke t In n 30 ounce a ll wiki] fabric in big colorful platdA,
WATERPROOF
WINTER JA C iiiT S FOR MEN
$ 1 . 4 9W ll l i I l r a v y C o K im
FleiH'f LiiihiK.sJn navy, Ijlnrk nii<l \vhll<' chrckri anil m>IIi1 liimvirv W ltui-pifiiif, wal< i - inoiif. w i'a lliri-p iiiiif Jiirlirl'i
Compare
W A R MCOTTON FLANNEL SHIRTS
5 9 0An Ideal Shirt For Winter
riic colors arc bhie an, gray. - Tliey have Iw* button -tlirous li pockc'.f and nre lu ll cu t nnd warm.
HEAVY Single S a e d e S h irts
(ionuine D uvclccn Proces.sedH ere's a huede .shirt th a t w ill ac tua lly re ta in if* 4)urc so f t fin ish n n d co lor a fte r w nsh- Ing.
Compare 6 9 «FANCY PATTERNS
IN COTTON FLANNEL SHIRTSW arm To W ear— S m a rt To Look AtGood kiokinK plaids in rcd.s, bliic.>(, tans, hrowiiH, etc. M ade w ith tw o biit- toii-tliniiit;h iHicknt.s. 6 9 C
PART WOOL W in ter S h ir ts F o r MenIn KhukI and (Jray
I'Voni 20':. to H,')'.: wool h i IhM c flilrlfl. H err''; a now high In value a n d a new low ,In {iilcc (in p a r t wool nu t dm ir slilrln._______________^ 9 S «
SANFORIZED T hese E x tra H eavy
WORK SHIRTSThey (!an 't Shrink
iiyii and iiniili' w ith IIn blucn mill fii ton flap p w k rt .
Compare to HOc W«>rk ShirlH 4 9 C
BLANKET LINED JUMPERS
9 8 «W ilh W,'.. Wool lila iikc l Linh)ff
Corcluroy CoIlurM—T h re e KIk PwkelM 2 .21) W eight Denim — Vcrv l-'nll C»1.
W arm. IMuld, Hliinkel l.iniiiK.
W i n t e r
CoatsF o r
W o m e n
9 0 <
W a rm C oiU n r u l l y
L lued an il I n n e r - lh u d
W o r k S o c k s 1 ' ^I n T h e N a t u r a l C o l o r
W o r k S o c k s
2 5 «T he Genuine RockSordsW U b T h e Sram lesa lle eU a n d Toea
W o r k S o c k sWith White Innejriining
i w i th W hile I I m U
Men’s N ovelty S w ea te rs F o r
W inter9 8 c
W ith Full Zipper F ro n ts
W ater-prooE W arm W in ter '
J a c k e ts F o r B oys7 9 C
W ith Full Zipper F ro n ts
GOATSKIN GLOVES OF FULL PLUHF STOCK
D ark Brow n In ColorA work glove Ihftt w ears llko ft w ork glove b u t f its nnd feels like b ROod d r e u glove.
■ iilip-Oli S tyle.___________ 7 9 «WORK GLOVES
OF SPLIT HORSEHIDEw i t h W elted Seam s
Soft, well f ittin g g loves'In th e s llp -on styles. Men I tu ls t on lli ls snm o glove tim e a lte r tim e. 4 9 «
P a r t -Wooi P la id D ouble
B L A N K E T S
PART WOOL 70x80!n A F ull .I.Pound W eight
All Wool Single C am p B lankets
In T he (l2xH2 S k c$ 2 S
50% Wool H eavy Single Camp
B lanke tsT he hi™ Im IUIxBO
* l sN ashua
72x 90 P a r t W ool Double B lan k e ts
In l l le llrlK hI I’hildH
N ashua 72x84 P a r t Wool Double
B lanke tsIn W arm BrlK htlv Colored I’laldn
»1HPLAIDS
In C otton Double O f t A B lanke ts
In T he 7II«S0 Size
ATI'ENTION I'A K M E ItSl When in ncod of hiirvcnt iaiidi' Kivc iiM a caii. r iio iic lOKl or conio to 120 2nd Strt't't I'wiMl. Tlicro Ih no oliarKo to c ilh o r you or the \Mii lnT, \V(! iiri' open from fl A. M. un til f) P . M.
IDAHO S’l'A TE EMI'LOYMICNT SEUVICB
Idaho D epartm en t Store.N O T I C E
S U G A R F A C T O R Y E M P L O Y E E S
Your check can be cashed quickly and eaaOy office. We are especially equipped to render prompt service. No obligation whattotver.
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IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Wednesday, October 19, 19S8
T E L E PH O N E 88
ro ll LMHd w in e Full «*A Pwttir* Seme*.
XDABO TDCSS I
S ittrad u Swowl q u t t u i t m l
■Ub b c b ip t io n b a t e s
S Cftrrirr PayBDIs In Advaocteoa; 3 montbji. I1S5; 0 moDtb*. 13.23; J TW. 1800
By &U)I ptM ble in Advnae*WJUtta MAbD knd Oko CounK. NsTftda
1 raoatlk. 40o: 3 m oauu. *l.OO; S raontb*. llJO i 1 r e u , t3J0 ■ OuUld* Idabo
1 montli. «0e; 3 monUw. II.U : fl monUu. U.Z3: 1 j t v . «S-00
All n o tlM «diUr*d a? l«w or by order of court of ooropelent lurtwllctioo to t>e publUbM W*M17. will b« puDIlibed la tb« Thur»d»» iMue o f th U piper our-
• tSuki to fl«clkm M-Ioe I C. A. 19M. M wlded ibw eto by Ctj*Pt«r IM. IPM BculOD tAWi of MiJio.
MATIONAL REP11E8BNTAT1s FtM cU ca CA)if,
Our StaJe^Game DepartmentThe voters of Idaho, a t the coming November elec
tion, will have the opportunity to establish a state fish and game commission which would automatically take the game department out of politics.
Under the present set-up, the state fish and game department is under the direction of political appointees who in numerous cases are not qualified for their positions. The department, as a result, cannot measure up to the standards of efficiency so necessary for proper administration.
Conservation of the state’s wildlife resources is something in which every Idahoan should be interested because it affects us all, at least indirectly.
Much is being done in the way of developing and advertising Idaho as a sportsmen’s paradise. The response to such development will bring much new revenue into the State, which in turn will become an important fac to r. in the business picture of Idaho generally.
That being the case, not the sportsmen alone, but everyone living in Idaho should give the matter serious consideration, because with the increased demands
~ resultinjg from this development, Idaho can ill afford . to have anything but the best in the way of a state fish and game management.
The non-partisan game commission plan is now working successfully in 86 states and in no case has the been repealed after its adoption. Generally
-^BJuring, i t makes fo r increased efficiency and operates more economically. The greater success in game propagation alone has been significantly evident in such commission states as California, Oregon and ■Washington. I t is all the more evident when contrasted wiOi Idaho’s record under the present system of game management.
A t the November election we’ll have the opportunity to put our s tatefish and game department in order.
■ yfe should think twice before we overlook it.— \
, The Railroads’ SolutionI f one thing ought to be clear by this time, it is that
i strike won't settle the railroad problem.Offhand, i t loolu as if a strike might be the only way
o u t The rallrbad employers swear that they can t ■■", go on paying the current wage scale, for the of reasons—to wit, , they haven’t got the money.
The workers reply that they are underpaid rather than overpaid, and that they can’t afford a cut any more than the railroads can afford the present scale; and they add that the trouble with the railroads is their bank-begotten overhead anyhow and not their wage rates.
When employer and employe talk that way, and mean it, a strike is the usual outcome. But it is hard
, to think of a CTcater disaster for both sides than a nation-wide railroad strike right now.
For the trouble seems to be that both sides ure right. • * • .
The railroads can’t pay the scale. They haven't g ot the money. They are in a spot, and if they don’t get some sort of financial relief pretty soon thore’fl _ to be a catastrophe.. . . That much ie admitted by all who know anything a t all about the railroadH,
On the other hand, the railroad workers aren’t being pampered. In layoffs and in other ways, they have paid their full share of the depression. A hori zontal wage cut would be ruinous to them.
Well—so what? If the roads can’t afford to go on paying and the workers can’t afford to take a cut, where is the answer anyway?
It is easier to suy where the answer isn’t tluui where i t Is; and the moat obvious thing, it seems to us, is t t a t a strike wouldn't settle anytliing. i t would leave the basic, underlying problem quite untouched. No matter who “won" it, both sides would Iohc. And so, If you’re interested, would the general public.
The time would seem to bo ripe for direct inlerven■ tion by the government. That doesn’t imply govoi'n
ment ownership or government oneratlon. It smiply, means' that someone has got to maKe a complete, long-
range, study of the whole problem—a study tha t go fa r bovond the fact-fi>jding venture now under way, and that would show us how to Hcttlo the railroad riddle^ In all of its perplexing raniifioiilionn, manentiy.
P o t
S h o t s
The G entlem an in the T hird Row
A TT EM PT E D PO M E DV A LO V ER TO H IS
M AID
I a lt m e dow n a n d bemve A
I 'm p»nn» w rite a pome O r die.
M r h e a r t U fu ll o f love Fo r you.
B u t now. aloa, no Hme.(Ed’i no te : No rim e he re ).
Y our c h a n n i a re m u llilud lno tis A nd tinlque.
I S E R I A L S T O R Y
MURDER TO MUSIC B Y N A R D J O N E SCOPyi|l«HT. N<A
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MAN.Mia PBP.LF.Y>-««<-er ilcnrd (« iB V C B d s a tu
M y fo th ! N o ,r lm * - o h . y**— ,And you’re no freak .
T he m ore I w rlle , m y dear,T he wor»e . . .
T h e n e i t r im e could be e ith erV en e o r c u n e .
A nd t o you see how »ery m uchI love you—
M y b ra in ’s ru n dry—foodbye!(Ed's no te : N o rim e her*).
—TwUloby T w erp
TH E IN Q U IR IN Q E E PO B T E Bby
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O ur queiU on todfty U: ‘ h o it th e bosa In y o u r fam ily , a n d w hy i t she?"
P llton M ow ell-:Y ou 've h e a rd o t c o n stitu tio n al r ig h ts a n d peoplo B tandln* on 'em . W ell, I ’m s ta n d in g amaclc on ’e m w hen you pop a question like th a t .
C hem L ap in—F rom tlm a lmme> m orlal. m a n h a a lx c n th e ru le r o l the /flOiUy circ le . I c a n ’t reca ll Ju s t m a t d a te i t « a s t h a t th la law w as voiced.
p a lp h R lnk—How ’d you guess It?W ale D akem —€ h e decides th ings
su b je c t to m y superv ision . I h a v e n 't done a n y supe rv ising y e t.
O kay Jo e h le r—A nd, a s I w as saying. I a m sponso ring a cam paign for ra is ing fu n d s to f in an c e th e Society o f D ow ntrodden M ale B p o iu u . I believe generous con trib u tio n s wouM perm it th e oppressed m a les to push (or a law g ran tin g equal r igh ts . As fo r you r questl6n , m y good m an. m illions of m en stnce A dam h a v e n 't b een ab le to an sw er th a t , so ta - ta a n d It's a ll In fun.
A PO STR O PH E DEPT.
T he rep o r te r on o u r rival sheet, M ao Joh n so n of th e News, fe ll the urge to do som e th in g d ifferen t. 6o w hen h e w rote o u t th e w en th fr re- l)ort, h e ha n d ed th is over to the liesdllna denk;
"W 'l’r r ’p 't . 62. 39. floutheast, C lear. 3flM b 'r ’tn c fe p 'ss 're . 88 30
c’t s ’f r a f n . O ’f c l , O lgned ) M e, J ' t g 'f t 'ng n f V ' ” o 't 'f m y s ’s'cm."
lobby . T h e Iram acu la to ge n U e m a n n t th e d e sk reg o rd e d h in» w ith su sp ic ion , b u t T a l t tg n o re d him .' 'To th e c lc y a lo r b o y h e sa id , “T c n lh floor, p le ase ."
I n a n o th e r m o m e n t h o w a s a t th e doo r o t L e o n a rd M a cy . th e w ea lth y d ile tta n to w h o se h o b b y w a s tlio d e te c tio n o f c r lm c a n d w h o loved to m a k e to o ls o f h a rd w o rk in g fcU ow s l ik e D a n n ie F o e - Icy. I t w a s w i th a fe e lin g a ld n o f c o n tcm p t th a t B o b T a l t p u sh e d th e bell.
A sm o o th -lo o k in g O rie n ta l in a w h ite c o a t a n sw e re d th e buzz. " M y na m e Is R o b e r t T a l t ," th e n e w sp a p er p h o to g ra p h e r M id . “1 w o u ld lik e to see M r. M acy .”
•'C om e in , p lease ,” th e O rie n ta l in v ited . B u t on co T a i l w a s In side th e door, h is m a n n e r g r e w sU ghU y cool. "Y ou w ill p le a se w a i t h e re ," h e said.
• • •r p A I T s a t In a sm aU h a llw a y ,
s tu d ied th e s m a ll e tc h in g s h a n g in g th e re . H e w a s a b o u t to h a v e a su rre p t i t io u s lo o k in s id e th e a p a r tm e n t w h e n a d a rk , h e a v y se t m a n a lm o s t b lo c k e d th e e n tran c e . T a l t k n e w L e o n a r d M acy b y sigh t, b u t th e r e w a s s u c h a leg en d a b o u t h is w e a lth a n d h is c c c cn tr ic ltlc s t h a t e v e n th e c e le b - r lty - ln n o c u la te d p h o to g r a p h e r w as s ta r tle d a t h is a p p e a ra n c e .
. ’ M a cy sa id , c o m in g f o r w a rd w ith h a n d o u ts t re tc h e d . ‘M r. R o b e r t T a l t N e w sp a p e r
p h o to g ra p h e r b y p ro fe s s io n . B u t fo r th e m o m e n t— I tn i s t i t is on ly f o r th e m o m e n t— y o u a r e a t l ib e rty ."
T h e re m a r k n e t t le d T a l t . I t w a s____- - ____________ M a cy ’fl b u s in e s s t h a t h e
a t th e P re s s C lu b . I ’ll caU in o u t o f- a jo b , b u t h o w h a dc v t r y h o u r im U l I s e t to t h t know n? T a l t b r g a a , to h a v e o p a rtm e n t." in k lin g o f w h y D a n n ie F e e ley
• • • fe a re d th e m a n . " I ’m n o t oxacU yho r tp U c td th e I T O V C . l i i t J t T a l t aa ld ah ak in g
looked a t h is I t I " • ‘5olm o.1 10:15. H . l iu i rM d o i i t j id t >" " 'l« L u d d c n D om beya n d g o t in to th e c o c p e h e 'h a d : ,r e n te d . B e h in d th e - t e e l h e c a d e ' So? . T ho o th e r s * ^ r l s o a ll p o ss ib le sp e e d In to th e , e c t l « i seem ed g e n u in e e n o u g h . 'T h a t Is o l to w n w h le h h a rb o r e d th e m o » t |« h j you a re h e re . Y o u 'v e h e a r d
T r a la r t a r i T»U > sr«M <• fcrip» M rra a la «o P c c U r. wli»tk r» * ita « a r r t s t l ( ab* !■ »o( b rea « h ( IB to face tk* v a a lc .
C IIA P T E R X W H E N B ob T a i t h a d le f t D an n ie ” F e e lcy 's ofBce h e w e n t d i-
r c c tly to th o lin e o f te lep h o n e b oo th s o n th e f irs t floor. S tep p in g in to o n e o f th e m , h e q u ic k ly d ia le d th e n u m b e r o t h is ow n a p a r tm e n t A n n e L c s te f a n sw e re d th e te lep h o n e .
“I 'v e Ju s t g o t b a c k f ro m th e , sh o p p in g y o u o rd e re d ," s h e to ld T u it. ' “ M y m a is s t i l l a s lee p . S h a ll I w a k e h e r? "
• 'N o t u n t i l 11:30,'’ T a l t sa id . “ I w a n t y o u to ta k e h e r d o w n to h e a d q u a r te r s to se c D a n n ie F e e - Icy . Y ou a re to b o th e re a t 12. H e ’U q u e s tio n M y ro a p le n ty , b u t I th in k h e 'll t r e a t h e r r ig h t— a n d w h e n y o u go t th ro u g h , c o m e b a ck to th e a p n r tm c n t a n d I ’ll m e et y o u th e re ,"
■‘Y o u 're n o t c o m in g w i th u s? ”" I lU lnk i t w in b e b e t te r i f I
don’t. I 'v e ju a t t a lk e d to F ee ley , a n d I h a v e a h u n c h t h a t h e ’d r a th e r I w a s n ’t a ro u n d w h e n M y m a Is th e re ."
" B u t it 's a ll r ig h t t o r m e to go w illj h e r? " A n n e a sk e d .
•'I w o n t y o u to ," T a i t »ald. " A n d if a n y th in g d o e sn ’t look good to yo u , le a v e w o rd f o r m e
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DBOAUHE A I / y r o f our conlrllifl w rote in to n»k im w hy In tunkot wn a re ii'l Klving tliein th e ir chaiicfl lo will llin P o t B hoU 60 centa, we'll s ta r t th e lo n te a ts a g a in today, fliioot your rcpllea In p ro n to to P o t Slinta, Ti> BlVfl o u r ru ra l rea d ers a chance, Wfl w cii't annoiince th e w inner un til n rx t 'l^le?l(1ay. H ere w e go:
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All th e tow ns on th o T w in Falls t r a c t ore now follow ing th e exam ple of T w in P a lis a n d sendlnK out tlielr beat to h e lp save th e bean crop.
T lie spectac le of fo rm er M ayor P,I. M cR oberU a n d C ity C lerk
Ja m e s L. M ee bu rled In ticons In sp ire d m a n y yesterday . Roy 8 p a r- gu r m a d e quU e a rcco rd n.i a fucat- ler. F in d in g C lc a ia n re llcn tty ou t up to t}ie elbow, j . l lu n i . barl>er, th o u g h t h e w ould ninkc rings a ro u n d h im fo r sp o r t, b u t lic iitiy set a rec o rd *and a f te r a tliiir H unt sagged back In to tlio Nrlioul boy c lass a n d w as c o n te n t to btixmi im -
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prohletn irni't nometlunj; new. IL Ima UB for upwunlK of n dccado now, anti Honio
J f ito roota go back much farther than that. So far wc ■ undertaken to eolve tho problem hv a policy of
*,'and the present crieis serves notit-o Ihiit that on’t work any more.einediatlon of tho current dlHuuto won't help. ItfcOei to the very bottom of the trouble and -^t>how 8 how our transportation industry 1ft its lost hoalth-f>thc6e are tho things that tffltely needed. They can best be hud, It would ■OMgh action by the government.
NO. 1‘i'w<i K<'nllemeti w ho i
lie c a p ita l n cliuKrIneO to disoovt
Mow w ere (lie gen tlem en dining, In wlm t r tly , and w h at had grnKit cold?
NO. tA Ujiiiudo reren lly h it th e largeat
c tly III '"l1iP I>Klui«tlo B tale" on the diiy th a t a p ro m in e n t d lit r lo t a lto r.
. recplved Oie U epubllcan nomi luillon (or gov rrnor of a n la te known
. ' n i e ttsceU lor Hlut4»,'’ bu t belter lown liy a n o tiir r nicknam e.W hat n ty III w h at sU ln wa<i . . . .
by a to in a d o ? W lio was noinlnaleil l<) Ihff KOveniorflhJi' o t wJiat s ta te , anil w lm t Is tlio l)e ttrr know n iiU-k nnmn o l th a t Mnie?
NO. a‘lliP liiHii w lm .w ioU ;' Vaultv JTalr' nil Ixini th o ycBi- linlom tiin im u rit
fltiitrn (Irrliu.-.! |in hirrm d wur oij tJrn u t llr llu lu , iln (tin t (lin year a l te r L incoln «lrllvereil th e U otlys- burg aild rew , j j u ml/idle tm nw wm w h at tl i r w orld w lilie i th a t Hpatn, C hina, and Japn ii would Ylo aA fast as iKualblc.
W hat wan tli r nm ii’A iiuiue, wjien was h e born , a n d When did he die?
FAMOtm I.AHT MNB . , H e 's h ia rd a ll Ihe eaiidl-
d a l« » ~ u y B h s 'a gonna beeoroa a h r rro lll . .
TMK (IKNTI.KMAN IN •HIE T l l l l t l ) ROW
e x p en s iv e a p a r tm e n t buU d tngs.H ig h e st a n d m o s t im p te in g o t
a l l w a s th e F a im u m t A rm s , and It w a s to th i s s tn i c tu r e th a t T a i t g u id e d h is c a r . H e roU ed the coupe ju s t b e y o n d th e g ree n can o p y a n d g r in n e d to h im s e lf as th e u n ifo rm e d d o o r m a n h a s te n e d b e y o n d h is a cc u s to m e d post.
“ T h an k s , p a l. . . T a t e tu m b le d o u t. “ W baV s th e a p a r tm e n t n u m b e r o f L e o n a rd M acy? look ing f o r h im ."
•T e n tw e n ty - tw o ,” th e doo rm an sa id . I f h e w a s n o t im p re sse d b e fo re , h e w a s n o w . “T u r n to you r le f t f ro m th e e le v a to r a n d Mr. M aey 's a p a r tm e n t is th r e e doors d o ^ . "
- / T a i t w a lk e d in to th e om a lc
th a t I a m in te re s te d , a ls o ? ’' T a i t nodded , a n d M acy sa id , “P lea se com e in .”
H e u sh e re d T a i t n o t In to th e m a in room , b u t in to a s m a ll b o o k - U ned s tu d y o f t th e h a l lw a y . T h e re w e re vo lum es f ro m flo o r to ce iling—a n d on ly tw o ( ^ a l r s . A t M acy 's In v ita tio n , T a i t to o k one o f them . M acy s e t t le d in to th e o th e r, o ffered T a l t c ig a re ta a n d began ta lk in g v o lu b ly .
"P e rh a p s y o u c a n a s s is t T a i t. Y ou n e w sp a p e r f e llo w s h a v e he lp ed m e c o n s id e ra b ly i n th e past. I confess t h a t m y — a h — W ork is m ostly th e o ry . F o r th e p rac tic a l touch , g iv e m e a n e w s - p a p v m ari e v e ry tim e ." M acy co n tem p la ted th e c e ilin g fo r
m om en t, a n d T a l t w aited .'•T ait, th is m u rd e r in te re s ts m e
be ca u se o t I ts b a ck g ro u n d . 1 re fe r to th o phen o m en o n o t sw in g m usic. N ow —p u re ly f o r thft sa k e o f a rg u m e n t— le t u s say th a t M rs. D om bey k illed th e b a n d le ad e r.I f e d — "
“W hy do y o u p ic k h e r? " T a i t in te r ru p te d .
" V e ry s im ple. S h e h a d th e m o s t l o g a in . Wo do n o t. of coursc , y e t k n o w th e m 6 live . T h ey m ay h a v e q u a rre le d , a lth o u g h th a t d o e sn 't s eem Jlkcly . A t th o m o m e n t I choose to be liev e th a t i t w as p r c - m e d ita ted ."
" B u t w hy sho u ld she se lec t th o G o lden B ow l a s th e sccne? ’’
•'B ecause th a t gave u s tw o h u n d r e d o r .m ore p o ssib ilities as su s p e c ts . I th in k i t is c lover, t l i a t to u ch . B u t it Is m o re th a n t h a t I t is s lg n lflc a n t '’
"S lgn iflcan t?"
\ f A C Y n odded . "S h e w as a n a d d ic t o f sw ing m usic. A n d
m y th e o ry is th a t h e r m in d , a p a r t o f it, w as un h in g e d by sw in g m usic. I -h a v e a rra n g e d fo r e x p e r t te s tim o n y on th a t. D r. D a r ry l M attlso , th e e m in a n t p sy c h ia tris t .’'
“ I kn o w h im ,’’ T a l t sa id . " A n d if you ’ll p a rd o n m e, I th in k th a t M a ttlsc is n u t t ie r th a n a n y of th o p e o p le h e ’s e v e r p sychoana lyzed . A s for sw ing m usic m a k in g peoplo c ra iy , w h a t a b o u t Ja iz? "
"O h , th e re 's q u ite a d ifference , y o u k now . T h o v e ry v o c ab u la ry o t sw in g m usic unconscious ly r e veals a n u n b a lan c e . T h e mu.«ii- c lan s a re k n o w n os ‘c a ts .’ A flu to becom cs on ‘agony p ip e ' o n d th o m usic is ‘se n t o u t o f th e world.* T h e a d d ic b a rc kn o w n , e v en to th e n u e lv c s , as ‘g a tes ’ o r ‘ick ies’ o r ‘J it te rb u g s .’ A n d th e y do n o t r e f e r to them se lves a s dan cin g , A h , no. T h ey ‘sh a g ’ o r th e y ‘f lltte rc u t’." M acy sm iled . "Y ou seo , I h a v e been m a k in g q u ite a s tu d y o f th is m odern phenom enon . I n fa c t, T a l t, I d o n 't m in d te llin g yo u , I ha v e h a d a sm a ll In te re s t in D om - b e y ’s b a n d fo r som e tim e n o w .”
T ills in fo rm atio n s ta r t le d T a it. H e co u ld th in k o f n o su ita b le com m ent, b u t th e re w a s n o n e ed f o r com m ent. L e o n a rd M acy w as ta lk in g on. su a v e ly . "T h o se te rm s, m y ’ son , a re in d ic a t io n s o f th o w o rld o f th o h a lf k n o w n .”
" I c an ’t a g re e ," sa id T a i t. 'T v o seen th e A m e ric an p e o p le a p p a r e n t ly go a b so lu te ly sc re w y . B u t u n d e rn e a th th e y ’r e p le n ty so lid . T h is sw ing m u sic c ra z e is n o th in g m o re d a n g e ro u s th a n m in ia tu re go lf w as. A nd a s fo r M y m a D om bey , sh e —”
M acy c u t In q u ie tly . "A h . ' . .” h e sm iled s lo w ly . ‘‘I b e lie v e I d isc o v er y o u r In te re s t. Y ou a re In love w ith th e g ir l. I s th a t it?.”
(T o B e C o n tln o ed )
B y fiO D N E V D U TC IIE R E ven ing T im es W ashloglon
C orrespondent W A SH IN O T O N , O ct. 10 Badly '
im d e rs ta f fed , rm anc la lly s ta rv ed an d s llghU y dazed by com plexities of th e law . th e a d m ln ls tm tlq n of th e wnBC- h o u r law app ro a ch e s th e effective d a te o f th e a c t, Oct,. 3 i, convinced th e law needs om endlng.
M illions o f w orkers on goods m ovin g In in te r s ta te com m erce w ill be g tu ira n tec d a m ax im um w ork ite ek of H ho u rs , w ith tim e a n d a h a lf fo r overtim e,' a n d a m in im um wage o f 25 cent.s a n h o u r u n d e r th e la w .
B u t A d m liils tn ito r E lm e r 'F , A nd rew s h a s no pow er' to say w hich In d u s tr ie s a rc covered b y 't h e law o n d w h ic h a re n o t. T h e a c t m akes c e r ta in d e fin i te exem ptions a n d A nd rew s probab ly will Issue n m em ora n d u m te llin g w hich industrie s are ’'Obviously" a ffec te d , b u t will n o t a t te m p t to show w h ich occupations a n d In d u s tr ie s fa ll ou ts ldeS E m - ploye-s in re ta i l tr a d e "oljvlously" a re n o t a ffe c te d a n d em ployes o f fac to rie s m a k in g goods for sa le outside th e s t a t e -'obviously" arc . T here Is a la rge b o rd e r-lin e group.
H . I S T O R Y Of Tw in Falls City & County
M rs. K a te T a b e r is honi vLilt w ith relallvcfl in Miif a n d Illino is.
M rs, B ussell will e n le r ta ln a t thn aoitnrnnii h o te l w llh ik liini hrini to m orrow,
2 7 Y E A R S A G OO C T . 19, m il
BoinoUme duflnK 'niiuM lny n igh t b u rg la rs saw ctl U irnngli lh« o u tr r door o t th e lo c k -u p a n d ( 'uU lim ugh th o s tee l ba rn of th e crll. Ai<iln nil th o llfiuor h e ld In rv tilrncp In the lliiuor cDsm n iul iniidc Mwir K*'tA- wny. No chlfl Imn b rc ii anto Uie jK 'ri>elrator« by Iht- iiiy nnil c o u n ty offlclols . ’ll»o evl<tr-nrr which wa.i n«;nrecl hy delMitlv<':i .imi in* te n d ed to cD rrobciniir vntm i rvl- d e n ro g lv rn by llicn i, lu»« <«-vui)ic(l a p ro m in e n t p a r t in th e tiinl, iiip pro secu tion , w hile liM iillciiiipnl by th e loss, cii|>e<-ts to piii u |i u Mionu fig h t In a n y rven i
M n t 'n n d lni(S a tu rd a y on th e .grndc on ilir new In te ru rb n n Hue from tli i i i i ty to T w h i I'niln, 'l lm f lr r l h lirh-h to in g rad e d Is fro m th e J . A. W itlnn co rn e r nO rlh oiH* m ile, U b ilm In irn - tlon of those In ehniKP lo Imvr llie f ra d e .ro m p le te il from tlio d ty llm-
.1 to w itliln a m ile n( (Im fnlln unO g rad e w ltliln tlin n e x t tli liiv dnya,
l ^C^ASTLEl'OKl) t
fa iw o rlh U iig iiji rn loy rc l i> dow pie niipper l \ t I h r M rO iodhi c h u rc h liuil w eek, u iid r r tlir .llrn :- t lo n of th e ir spo itaor, Mrn. J , J . B ) l ^ . K rlls B ylw e a iic tioneil o ff tlie plea.
M r. nnd M rs, M n u rire O n rrry Irfl B unday lo r th e m o u n ta in " on i« dcrr h u n tin g tr ip ,
M r. a n d M rs, M rila O rny lira l and sm all son . I<ee. h a v e r e tu rn rd ftiiin a lO 'day t r ip to WaalilnKUin,
M r. a n d M rs, D en v er K lnyoii, Mr. a n d 'M rs, B ill K ln y o n a n d M r. and
K loyon )inv8 relii ' h u n tin g tr ip In
The Family Doctor
(ThU Is th e f i r s t o f tw o a rtic le s In which D r. F lsh b e ln discusses th e m a tte r o f ip e c c h tr a in in g ),
¥ *By I)K. M O R B IS FIB IIB E IN
Kdllor, Jo u rn a l o f th e A m erican M edlral A ssoclatlan , a n d o t llygela , Ihe i le a i th M agailne
Speech Is th e c h ie f c h a rac te r is tic by w hich we d is t in g u ish -m a n from anim al.
11 Is only recen tly U ia t schools tvu given wrloii.n a t te n t io n to the
m a ile r of »ix*cli. I n a n earlie r genera tion f a r m ore s t f e u was placc<l on w riting.
T w enty-five o r 30 y « a rs ago tho coun try wiis well covered witli elocution le iichers, a n d m a n y lit- Ue boyn a n d g irls w ere ta u g h t to rec ite jXMitry w ith Re.slures. Now- Aduyfi Irss a t te n l lo a Is p a id lo sucli rec lln tlnn , b u t m u c h m ure Is puld to sim ple ta lk ing fo r vn ilons ii pows.
T he s ta tii llc s iieem to nhnw th a t abou t 10 p e r r e n t of ou r public han H npeecl) de fea t, Perh i\p ,i one a n d u hu ir n ill l lo n ' o h ild rrn ntul-
ul n tnm m rr; p e rh a p s onother m illion require h e lp fo>* uU irr bad hab lln o f .ai>er('ti.
ChiUlren learn m u c h IhrouHh ImllAtlon. M nny a ch ild b ruined
to hi* niiecch hu b ltn by bml h ab its of hlK o lde r b ro tlic rn iind atatern, by h is f a ll ie r a n d nioUicr, a n d hy h is p la y m ates, w ho n irly In lil.i life liiivc ta u g li t h im In- c o rr tv t m a n n ers o f fxprea.ilon.
W iien c lilld rcn r n l r r kh ider- g a r tfn Uie Icuclier booh Ictirni U) ilostlfy itirm n c co rd lng lo ih e lr
nblllty to rxiirenn Iheinselvea.* ¥
i l wiia ih o iig lil tliMt >riu9t ijK-ri'h delivlK w ere d u n lo aomn uiulomU'iil d h lii rh a n c e , Nowiidiiyn, II h retiognlEcd U ia l a nnnill |>«r ■ eiil. re rlo ln ly loss Uniii one i>er :ent, o t a ll Iho ranes o f defoctlve ‘IX-iyIi a re due lo som e phyalcnl <llxiil)l)lty. m ill ihnL thn vunt lu iijnr- Ity niti due to bod psyrlioloKy.
A w e n t w ilto r on tleteollvc iper<'lt h as colnr<l tlie p h ruse ,"llp la*lne«s' to de jirrlbc tluw o peoplo Who ha rd ly tro u b le to ta lk cor* leelly , Kveiyono can reu llw , w llli a inonien t'a th o u g h t, t h a t th e a b ility 1(1 A|>eak d ia ttncaly , reciulrrs a oerU In nm m iut o f a t te n t io n In for- malUm i>f tlio noimdn, exactly as Ihe ab ility lo th row n baAet>all or >iwlng go lf olul) re<juliTa a certnh i
o( m e n ta l a n d (ihyalcal co- o rdlnulluu.
W hen young rlillO ri'n a re learu ' Ing to s|)cak, th e y m a y Iw m ade lU 'lfa llM th e In ip 'T inncn of njinik' Ing (o iie t 'l ly by Millitliln K'Wuu fo r co rrec t niiecvh, itnd tlnm early In life bo Ktvrn th e neev»nnry iliiFi to >i|>rnk dln tlnctly ,
•nw w oK h (JWI tir Iho flHialU'JilId re n o t nearly no lnii>orlnnt as the
You M ay N ot Know Thai—
B ehind the S cen es In W ash in gton
c u t th a t to $600,000, th e se n ata to tSOO,000 a n d th e house to 1400.000, w ith C ongressm an W oodrum of V irg in ia a ssu ring offlclala they w ere • 'lucky to g e t any th in g ,” M ora th a n IM.OOO w en t to th e ch ild ren 's b u reau to cQforcc th e ch ild labor b a n . As m uch will Ro to m ove th e Im m igra- Uon b u rea u , w hose space th e w age- h o u r a d m in is tra tio n Is lak ing in th e labor bu ild ing , and pay Its r e n t e lsew here .-
A d m in is tra tio n ' eventually Is exp ected to c ost betw een two a n d two a n d a h a lf m illions a year. M eanw hile, a lth o u g h 13 reg ional offices h av e been announced , p robably n o t m ore th a n fou r o r five regional re p rese n ta tiv es will be In th e field by Uie 24th. O en e ra l Counsel Calvin M ag- ru d e r asked a s ta f f of 30 law yers a n d cou ld g e t b u t six . O the r s ta ffs a re sim ila rly underm anned .
A lth o u g h e n fo rcem en t a n d in spection w in be In sign ifican t a t th e ' s ta r t . A nd rew s id depend ing on business m en to he lp enforce th e law by rep o rtin g vio la tions by com pe tito rs .(C opyrigh t, 1938, NEA Service. Inc.)
C O U R T H A S 'F IN A L SAY
A ny A ndrew s m em orandum will be adv iso ry a n d su b je c t to review by th e co u rts . T h e law w as W'rltlen on th e baala o f d is se n tin g opinion.^ of c e r ta in sup rem e c o u rt Justices, In th o be lief U ia t th e se <Ussentlng o p in ions w ould becom e m ajo rity op in ions. T o u pho ld th o law th e cou rt m u s t reverse th e H am m er vs. D agcn - h a r t decision w hich he ld p roduction w asn ’t su b je c t to federa l con tro l a n d t h a t m a n u fa c tu re a n d m in ing w ere n o t com m erce. A ssum ing tho c o u rt docs th a t . I t m u s t s till d e te rm in e how f a r in to Industry th e law c a n c o n stitu tio n a lly ex tend ,' by d e c is ions In ind iv idual cases.
O n ly em ployers "obviously" cove red will be p rosecu ted If they fa ll to com ply w ith th e law. B u t bo th th e y a n d "bo rd e r-lin e '’ em ployers c an b e sued by em ployes fo r double d a m ag e s on unpa id overllroe com p e n sa tio n o r m in im um wages, th e c o u rts de cid ing w h eth er em ployes a re e n title d to dam ages. E xcept fo r a few carefu lly specified de fin itions req u ire d of th e adm in istra to r, a d m in is tra tiv e In terp re ta tio n s c a rry no Im m u n ity fro m such private sulta.
E m ployers m u st keep recordj? os w ages a n d ho u rs , b u t need n o t tu rn in r e p o r ts . A dm lnlstratlT e d e fin itio n s o f learners , hand icapped p e rsons, BCttsonal em ploym ent, p ro fe i- s lona ls , e x e c u t i v e s , "produc tion areajs” a n d o the rs called fo r by th e law w ill be published by O ct. 34.
By NA OM I R . M A RTIN
• Only one woTnan has ever rcnchcd the^ top of M ount Borah. H c r'n a m e is ins.cribcd in th e Ki'Jinite pinnacles on th e eum m it.
* JE R O M E I
Mr. a n d M rs. W. P , EaUin. Long Bcftch, Calif., a n d fo rm er Jc io m e rea- IdentA, a re guests of rc la tlv ra and f riends for a few weeks.
M rs. D ella P re n tic e , Blnckfoot, form er Je ro m e shool hv itru r to r , Lt a g u ra t of rela tives a n d frlcndn,
V em Jo h n so n . E lbe rt R ice, and E lbert. Jr., re tu rn e d Prlilny fro m ' a aucceaaful e lk h u n t to tlic Solway n a tio n a l fore.^t.
Mr, a n d M rs, J . H , L im iper. D ale T hom as, a n d R o n a ld H arris, Bho- shone, packed in to th e Selway fo re st tills week on a deer h u n t,
Mrs. S tan ley S la te r e n te r ta in ed lupmbers o f th e S a tu rd ay evening iirldKii club. FollowinK a i>ot-luck ilinncr, ca rd s were In play w ltl) hlKh MMiro prlM being received hy Mr.i, H oinrr noborson .
Mr. a n d M rs. H enry l^ b e r t . H alt ikn C lly, w ere w eek-end kucsI^ h e re I enjoy tho p h e a sa n t huntU tg.
H A S CO WORKKRiS,NEEDS 1,000
T lio adm lnl.^tratlon Iiua about n p io y w a n d vxpert« to need about lliousand , I l e iin 'l add lo I ti pres-
lit fitnff becaUM It lacks funds. T he d e p a r tm e n t o t labor asked 11,500.000 for n d m ln b lra tlo n . 'l lie budget bu-
HUDSON-CLAUK SHOK R E PA IR
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m an n er In w hlc li^U io w ords i»«l, C hildren- w ho live h i hoinea n w hli'h tho p a rcn U si>eok d ls l ln c t- y and use c o rrec t w ords will. If
Uiey hnvn o rd inary Intelllgeiu'e, ea rn to use th e sam e w ords In the
Mine
nd foreign p a r«nU frequently devel- np a bo lter p ron u n cia tio n of E ng- Ish th a n do th e ch ild ren of uncdil- rttled A m erican pare iita . 'I lio rca - .011 la, of course , th a t the ch ild ren if foreign p a re n ts leurn n i" s t of Ihelr E ngllah In achool, w liero they :mvo a c liunco to ob tu in pu re « f'd :lear K nglish, TJio early In flu n ic f i ir e of tlie g roatea t Im iio runce .
Fd a h o ©N A w i C outihooua From
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COMEDY BRd NEWB
T O EDW ARD,FR O M m s FRIEND
T h e re 's a n au tog raphed photo of S o u th C aro lina’.*; S e n a to r '■Cotton E d" S m ith Just outside th o office of S ec re lary H enry W allace .
C olored E dw ard C rockctt, m essenger, v a le t a p d a tte n d a n t to secretarlc-s of ag ricu ltu re slncC W ilson 's od m ln lsu allo n , is th e m a n to w hom th e p ic tu re Ls In - ficrlljed — even though ."C o tton E d" cam paigned fo r rcn o m in allo n ' th is year on th e "w hite sup rem acy " is&ue ond w alked o u t on a p ray in g colored pasto r a t th e 1930 Dem ocratl<; convention. I t says; •■To E dw ard C rockett from hU friend , E . D . S m ith ,"
I KIMBERLY
E lla flte rlsm lth le ft F riday exccndrd vlsll In Ilulli
S lio will s to p hi D enver fo r a visit w lih rclativcfl.
■file D orcas cliMi o f (ho M et^r o<lbt c h u rc h w as e n terta in ed la s t
il llio liomn of Mrn. Lon Hog' gn rd t- Mm, 1, W. Bowmnn gave nn acc o u n t o f th o d is tric t b runch m eet'
u t tho W illinni M adden.
I 'r lr c s w etil to Mi«. r io y d Jmiei a n d M rs, A, .1, W lbon.
E v ere tt H ag rr ai>ent SatUT' d a y In }}olso n ttcnd tng tho W riters' R ound -up .
liov , iind Mrn. M tltoii Bower and M r. HiKl Mr;i. H ym n W henlrr le ft •nm riiday lo r Ueiiver, Colo., w hon th e y will a tte n d a iia llonal conventio n or Ihe O h rh tla n chu rrii.
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C A P I T A L
C O M M E N T
By DAVID N . JO H NSO NB O ISE , O ct, 10 (U.P.)-With lit tle
m ore th a n th ree weeks to go to e lec tion , Id ah o 's cnndidatcs buckled dow n to th e hom e s tre tch o f c am - pa lg n h ig today.
I n th e n e x t th ree weeks, c ah - d ia a te s fo r th e lesser s ta te offlce i R'fll p robab ly pay m ore a tte n t io n to local Issues Instead of ta lk in g so m u c h o f n a tio n a l a ffairs.
T lie tr e n d to Ignore developm ents w hich h av e provided n good f ig h t ' fo r th e g u b e rn a to ria l c a n d ld a t* h a s been m arked , especially wlUi th e D em ocrats . S ta te candidate* have, to d a te , exprc.>ised m uch con ce rn in g n a tio n a l jxilitlcs In stead of tu rn in g to Id ah o for th e ir Issues,
D em o crats repeated ly h av e s tr e s s ed tlie occom pllshm ents o f federa l agcnclcs, p resum ably re s tin g con fid e n t In th e t id e , of D em ocratic s tr e n g th to c a rry th em In to office. R ep u b lican s liave pa id a b it m ore a t te n t io n to local politics, b u t a t th e sa m e tim e h av e done th a t w hleh IJjcy w ere u rged n o t to do a t tt ie lr s ta te conveh tlon here . T hey have "ca tcgo rlca lly dam ned th e New D ea l."
B a t th e can d id a tes fo r th e g o r- e rn o rsh lp , c . B en Ross of th«
^B ocrbons a n d C. A. B otto lfsen of th e e le p h a n t e U n , have gone a t i t h a m m e r a n d tongs, using p u re ly localized issues. T hey d raw th e crow ds, a n d th e com m ent h a s becom e m ore a n d m ore freq u en t co n ce rn in g th e probabllltlea o f a c lose r ac e betw een th e two.M a n y h av e gone so f a r a s to s a y .
t h a t w hile DemocratJi will probably tako th e m a jo rity o t th e s ta ta Ucket.It w ould n o t be a t a ll ■surprising to see th e R epubllcons ta k e th o gove rn o rsh ip . W e quote,- wc a re n o t p re d ic ting .
R oss a n d B otto lfsen h a re gone to tow n, m e tapho rically spM klng , on (he highw ay a u d it, th e g ran d Ju ry investigatioQ o t s ta te gove rn m e n t a n d o th e r th in g s r e f le c tin g on s ta te adm in istra tion .T h o p e o p le ,. generally confu-wd
H 'cr th o a u d it a n d th e Investigation . c.speclally th e a g ra rian c law es. h u n g e r fo r th is type of bn tiling a n d th o In te re s t ta k en presages a reco rd vole.
■ Ross de fends hla prervlnua th rea a d m ln la tra tlo n s agalna t th e a u d it a n d Its quasl-accusalive rev r la - ■ Ilona eoncern tng im proper conduct In th o h lfh w ay d ep artm en t. He ridJculM Ihe a u d lio n a n d sa y s h e w ould no t have been a good gove rn o r h a d ho failed to tako lib e rtie s w ith funda for th e purpose of " fu m U h ln f you fa r m e n good ro a d i.”nottolfftcii, leap ing Into th o frav
w llh vlKor on llir nio.st prom U lng bone of c tin trn tlon llepublicaiui huvn liad In yeiirn, c arilM th e niid it wlfii lilin nnd piead.-j for tiio. "electio n of a n hoiie.n Rovm im ent,"
T h e BoiiiUorliil and congreNslonal cam pa igns aro no t eajieclally flnnliy. E ach s ide follows ii w i-ll-bratcn p a th of chargn and ro iin ler-charR e re g a rd in g thn na llu n al udn iln lalm tlon .
2 »•. M.-20e M.K iddles 1 0 ^ Anyllme
C ontliiudiis from 1:15 P. M. UNCI.K JO K -K ’H
CDSS3IHTAJ{TIN(i TODAY!
2—F K A T lIR K S-2No A dvanrc In r rlee s !
Wednesday, October 19, 1938 IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Page Myt*:
Granere A sks More Control of Liquor
BO H L. O ct. 19 (Specia l)—C edar D raw O ran g e nfet F riday a t th e C ed a r D raw achop l audito rium . A reso lu tion w*a p resen ted by th e s ta te
O ra n g e m a itc r , W . W . D eal, asking fo r m ore rig id enforcem ent o f liquor law.i. T h e reso lu tion w as endorsed by tiie O ran g e.
A poem . "Id a h o S ta te ." com poicd by a F i le t w om an, w as read . T lic nex t m eeU ng h a s been p o s t ^ e d u n til
th e (Ir.st F r id a y In N ovem ber w hen an Id ah o P ro d u c ts supper will be served. - '
LICENSED TO WED
a t th e recorder's offlco la s t week Included Joe D ay. E den , a n d M rs, K a te E . O verton. O shkosh, W ls,; Elwootl M cCnuley a n d E leano r fjm lth . bo th of F ile r; a n d Ed Enloe a n d Elsie Fu ller, bo th o f Je ro m e.
T ransien t Held on Charge of A ssault
JE R O M E , O c t . 10 {Special)—Bill Dfivb, tran s ien t, accused of a t te m p ted a.ssault to com m it rap e recen tly a f te r h e g rabbed a M -ycar-o ld J e r
om e g irl on h e r. way hom e, fro m a dance , w as bound over to an sw er th e chargD In d is tric t court w hich con venes he re th is fall.
D avis w fts.brou?ht before P roba te Jydgfl H eber N. Folkm an fo r a r - ralgnm .ent.
MEDICAL MARVEL DKADLONDON OIJD-A man who
f d th e m edical w orld by n * : fo r th e s e co n d 'tim e a t the i70 a n d then h av ing f ire cM______h a s died a t F a reh am , Hampahin, a t th e age of W.
CA STLEFORD , O ct, 19 (S pecia l)— stu d e n ts receiving scho las tic honors a t th e C astle fp rd h ig h school and grade school fo r tiie s ix w eeks period of th e sem es ter have been announced by school o fficia ls. ^
R eceiving hono rs in th e h ig h school were H elen P e te rso n and Jo h n Bar- inagA.
B -hono rs w ere earn ed by : ' M a rg a re t B rabb . Bclva B lackliam ,
Shirley Brow n. B e tty S helton , G eor- Reed, Id a P lnk fon , D oro thy
C lem ent. D olores BarlnaR a, J im Cook. P a u l 'F ie lds, L cnorc W heeler. B onalyn R unyon. M arilyn HIIT, M arcella F ouka l. M nric Plnk-ston. Irene B lackhom . L u m lr Z ach , M axine M iller, M ary C onrad , a n d M nxlne B rack e tt,
G rade School Roster S tu d en ts w ho placed on th e grade
school honor roll were;Flr.<it ga rde : J e a n D raper, M arie
G ucrry , E iisene M ontgom ery, Billy R lngert, M arv in R obbias. S tan ley Cox. a n d L labcih Lu Shield.s.
Second grade : J a n e t A bshire. C a th ry n Bean, E ugene B lnckham , Jim m ie Bulkley. D olores C layton. L illian G on tc rm an , B etty L ou H aney, Edw ard H nrt, Je an n e K udlac. Libby Novnk. Joyce R m t, Jo h n n ie Schaer. Brne.it Simp.son. P nu llnd 'W Sttrr
T lilrd g rade : G ertrude Brad.shaw. Je an C otirad, Pau line D erle. B a rba ra H arm on , F red Jonc.s. C a th a r ine Rec.se, V erglne Spenccr, M arie S tiea ll. M elvin Todd.
F o u r th g rad e : Sam m y Y oshlda. Denn H am m ond, V irginia Brabb. Jcnn K lnyon a n d Del!?. Slunore ,
F ifth G rade F i f th K rade: Jo h n B rackc tt, Caryl
H aley. Mell.wa G w ln, Jo h n Hill, Ray K ing, Dnrr,’ln M anshlp a n d Carol J e a n M iller. '
S ix th grade : P liylls Rcc.'ic.S rv rn th grade : Je ro m e Z ach. G ay
lord T liom as, Pau line Reese, Goldie . Moore and M axine John.ston.
ElchfJi O ln<m P inkston .D flla B rabb, W llm a i3ybce. B elly G nrre ll, G ene Brown.
M I S I I C E D A Y PLANS OUILINED
CA STLEFORD . O ct. 19 (SpcclaD — Arm istice day will be e laborately ob.«erved a t C astleford h igh school.
A p ro cram will be p resen ted In th e auditorU im , beg lnn ln s a t 10:15 a, m.. and ending a t th e ArmLstice h o i i r . ' l l a . m.
A t th a t tim e th e p rog ram will be sh ifte d to th e football field, w here th e boys from th e Acequla hlRh^ .'=chool will m eet th e Ca-stleford boy.'! in th e Inst game of th e football sea-
Jerome Grange Observes Origin
JE R O M E , O ct. 19 (S p c c la l) -A n ' In teresting a n d varied program enjoyed by HO m em bers a n d gucsun a t th e Boo.ster nlR ht even t given la st Friday by th e Jerom e G range.
Mr. and Mrs. H arvey D . Cooke were flee ted as nlternnte.s to a t- lend th e ^ ta te Graiiise convention nl Bol.se beRlniilng O ct. 21.,
■I'he n a tio n a l GriinKc nia.ster’a ;-MiKfi was Riven by W illiam N. H ard - wlclr. Je rom e O raiiqe masHT, 'IV o vocal n u n ib e is 'w c rr o tie r rtl by the H-H cliil) girls of G randview d istric t, followed by n pliino .snio by Mrs. Arcie Thoma-s,
'i 'h e h is to iy of the OrauKe Klvnn by M rs. C h a rlo tte Hnbertion followe<l by "Coliimlius Diiv," a me oUiRUR by Mrs. A. F. He.v.lrr, T m uslro l readhiK ' were given by Mrs, K a th e rin e K a k i n followrd by ' OratiKe Artlvltle.s o t Todiiy," gl by th e oldf.st tJriniKe meliiher ,)ernine ro iin ty . Jtiliii 1.. Ciniilil, whi> iil.'iO (iruanli’.rd th e .trroiiie {iranRr*, and numrron.-i oilier (IraiiKes ol llu ' eoim ly,
Kugenp and A nna l.im Craig nf- li 'ied a duel. tulUnvrd by a Miiiil l l r i r i i Hose llcsslei-. An e.'-Miy, "'i' Value ol OiniiKi- wgiven by Jo h n I'urklnhoti iollowi'd In' a mu.nical read ing by Fm nre.i Hllckel. Ilev, Albei t M, M arllii, M clli- cnll,-.t ofteiTd a travel talkfollowetl by (alk« by Mr. mikI W. !■'. Kaltin, lo n n e r Jerun ie renl- ili'Ut;., m id Mr.i. D elia Tn 'iil Hlai'kr<Ki(, iil.Mi a fo rm er Jem K'Nlilrnl,
Mr. Malon, nnw uI J.oiik Ilcaeh, . . a form er Je io u ir (hatiK e iiiusler and Mt.s. I’ren tire In a I itn iifr leetiiier.
( ;n lih were rn joyed la le r m aler Ih f rliiiliinan.nhl]) u[ Men.ieii-C 'r. A lunch wa.^ m t it iI.
l'al.'.y ................ iinniuniri.(liit'xL incrlliiK O cl. ttt ir i, idiiiKi J 'lO iJlun (jjjjjjei U'lIJ hr l.r iifil.
( ! li irc iic (^ iM alM oii
K ilCH n iM I(lll) 'l< -dm iU M '.V , Oi'l. ifc (H(.eelaU- -I'li-
ueiHl ^ervll•^n lo r A lm e iu r MatJion were lu 'hl M nudayY tl the Ihirley fiuinral botiie rlia iicll tind weie c( dlli't<'<l by lllnlmii J. i>ii\|n I.iit;ien th e rinil w ard. Ih lr iiu '-n l wa.i Ihe fam ily p lot a t ihn llm lrv d 'u Icry,
Mr, Mftltidii, form er ie;il<lenl he died reeen tiv In CnlHiiuila lollci Ing a lliiufliliiu lllnc.vi,
o fIvlitKHhtiry’H Drijff Slurp f e r n r i t K K S a m p le o f I-ICHS A id f o r H Ik I i IIIo<kI 1'rcH.suro H«liff.
l l lg h blood preflMire M iffetem li 1 win rallB iiffl urged to go (» Klniin buiy '» D rug jjio ro and receive a fre hamiito or A I.I.IM IN Ew eneo of (Jnr lie J'arsley Tublotn, va luable for tU ..-lief of dbitreM ing hymptomf. u hlHh blnoii prcM urc, Tlieao nrn tiv lab leU leflted by an em in en t nhyal- ila ii of New York (JHy w m , he redu<rd blood prM surn nnd re lleved lUrrlar.M and lieadachen Uj imliiK tlie tablnln accord ing to dl- rertlona on Ihe paekngn. To d r ie r m ine raiisn of yiuir high blood preS' Aure, »ee jo u r diK'tor. O e l InteifAl. Jhg lK)oklnl a long w ith your frc4 •am p in nf A I.M M iN today a n d tr i ihehft DIlUOI,IC!i;i inb le ts fo r your- «elf.
A G R E A T H A R V E S T EV EK T O F FALL n e e d s !
W e ’v e " l e a n e d t l i c c r o p ’s f i n e s t v a l u e s
a n t i p a s s t h e m o n t o y o u i n a g r e a t h a r
v e s t e v e n t y o u ’l l l o n g r e m e i m h e r .
H ere’s A New Crop Of
WINTERD R E S S E SCrepes'. niallese.s, lu a ll ' tl; versions. B lncla , diis-< -■* ty blues. ru :t5 . the very color.s you'' been w an ting . .Selcct . . . nnd SAVE today.
4
$ | Q 9 0
jrj; .) (liiy (lIciiiiiiiK “ f
BlousesCri'iicn o r i.atli hiKh n lilrred boxy tihorl
Wool
S kirtsO ii'enx . bhrt'», meyt,,
I.M .wnr w ith dlntinr
a tte n t io n (u t h
Muull deU lia o f »tyl-
iiiK. Melert (o<tay unil.
Wool
Skirts' O u r flueiit, O iin nnd
two pocket Blylffl.
w ith b e lt a t
tached , z ip p e r fn si-
eiicr# on wniflt. Bee
Ihlii Apleiiilld se lee-
REAP REAL SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENTW arm H arvest Value
WORK SOCKSG ri 'v w o o l , r o d o r R r c c i i t o p s , f o r liou l.s !(>'’
.................................... 2 5 cH e a v y w e i g h t a ll K i'cc ii lu ) ) s . 1 8 ” .P e r p a i r ..................
v o o l , w h i l e w i t h r e d o r
3 9 cO ii r f i i u 's t , lonK ' c o m b e d w o o l f o r l o n g e r w e a r . L i^ 'l i l K fc y w i t h r e d o r j £ j r r e o ii to p .s . 1 8 " . ............. ................ 4 ^ ^
Children's
SleepersH eavy fleec? lined kn;i .'levper.s, one o r tw o piece style.s. In Rrey or browr-, random , p aste l blue anti pink. Buy now for a ll w in ter.
6 9 cK xtra U o ttom s for Two
......................3 9 c
RIGHT NOW . . . YOU N EED THESE
OUTING FLANNELSE x t r a l ie a v y p a t t e r n s o n l i j r h t K i'o i iiu ls . F u l l w id e . S u i t a b l e f o r h a r d e s t w e a r . W f '
F a n c y p a t t e r n e d o u t i n g s in d i i r k c o lo r s . F u l l :?G'’ w id e , h e a v y w e i g h t f o r e x t r a w e a r .
15/MEN’S RIDING
BreechesS t u r d y w f i K h t 'w h i p c o r d in ^ 'r c y o r t a n , I ’o in i l a r n ic jr .s s i z e s in r c K u la r o r e x l r a le iiK tli .
$ 1 . 9 8K x t r i i h i‘ a v y w h ip c o rd w e a v e s . . . K re y o r t a n c o lo r s , b u t t o n " 'o l lt a i l o r e d f o r n e a t e r a p p c a r - a i i f c . R e m d i i r o r e x l r i i le n K l l is ,
$ 2 . 9 8
BOY'S W ARM
UnionsC lio ic i ' o f s lK jr t .s lc c \ 'is
a n k le le i iK lh , o r Ioiik ' u le e v e
i in k le lo n j r th in r a n d o m o r
w h i t e , Si/,i'.4 (> t o lO.
59c
CHENILLESPREADS
T hick, ex tra henvy tu ft» . In «eo- m etrlcu l p n lle n u , or fJornJa. T ltree . four and five color c blniitlonii.
$4.9*... $5-90
LADIES . . CHECK THESE VALUES!OUTING
Gowns and Pajamas
lO x tr a w a r m I ie a v i r i ' w c in li l u n lin K H ill p la in pa.'‘t i ' l ' ' " i ' f i in c y |) a t ( e r i i s .
98c
TICK TUCK
Gowns and Pajamas
N (‘W f i n e r , f i r m e r w e n \ f ill k n i t t e i l K H i'in e iils , I ’li:'- le i b lu e o r r o s e .
98c
RAYON
PantiesBloomers
A hurvent viiliir , . . . flni> (|U»I- Ity rayon knli. In piuity o bloom er n'ylcn. I 'nntle.i lit»\ i<l)|ill(|iie tiin i. M edium itnd Uir«e only.
25c
$ 1 .9 8
Heal llarvcHi ValueK in
Men's ShirlsE x t r a h e a v y tu n H un- i ic l , w i t h r i o n l . ^
'A popular tdiirt wIlli o u ld o o i* n u 'i i . ' ■ ' *
A ll w o o l f ln n iie l .'ililil in p l a i n o r f u n r y p iit- t( ! rii ii , f u l l b i i l ln u f r< m (. 'I 'w ii f la p \>wU- e ln . $ 2 .9 8K ullii lieuvv r m r i t rliith or
n inbiiiy In in '7 oi blue (olm . ivo piH'keln, itll (leamn bin
toeked, lu ll cut inid nly)ed (m e x im nervtee. 69c
Colli W eather Values
Outing PajamasI’h r r x liii iK'iivy w eliihi (h u t men like for w inter w ry . Hllpovrr or com nlylr JiirketN. In llBht utrlpe
98c.,.„ $1.49I l o a v v W i n l e r
IINDKKWEARliiiiien k iill, hn ivy w in te r welnht, loiiK Blrrvei*, iiiikle leiiRth, In
r Whilr.98c
, W o tilK x t r a U c a v v
UNIONS■llenvlent welKht, fin'll vir* Kin wool npilnx needle knit iiudiTweiir wei\r In the co ld cit w cuthrr. New k n it iiMUM'/i luln lu iuui nlirlnk
o r (^retell.*2.98
OUTDOOR SHOES FOR
OutdoorMen
$6.90
16" Riullcott-JohnxoM , full double sole, oil tn n n e d uppers, steel a rch support, le a th e r
»'■............. ...$4.9512" W olverine S hell H orschlde. fu ll double... sole, le ttth c r heel, steel a rc h . O o o d j^ ar 8 to;-m W elt process. ' 'F o r ....................................
18” P rledm nrt Shelby "H onesty,” O u r t ln e s t lig h t w eight boot, O ll ta n n td v e tl u p pe rs , flexible sole, ^n d b u ilt to w ith* s tn n d th e K arde3t*w car. 5 0
8" F ried m an Shelby Logger. P u ll double sole.-* .W elted ,cop j|truc tlon , oil ta n n ed uppers. t){iilt up logger
K'r'-............ $7.90
SAVE!
S H I R T SA Great H arvest Value
Men’s Dressally sonsntlonal value . . . . a sh ir t
th a t usually sells a t 11.41). N ew est fall pn tte rn s In .a sh ir t th a t Is PU LL BH11UN1C< a t th« sensationally low price of on ly .-
Warm Blanket Values
JV rt wool, liirgo double b lankets , firm ly woven jilalil pa tteriu i o f rose, blue, p ra i 'h , nrchldi a n d ^ 2
Nniihua W inter Woven . . . 'K utra henvy pUild pittlernn in a n sunsn tlonal n.;w wi'uve lhi»t Is 60'.; w arm er th a n ;ud ln iiiy wenven. Full 7^"xtl4." w ith wide Mitecu blluilllKn.ro r $X.9S
H IxU lH , . , . w h i t e e o t t o i i H lie i'l b l iu i k e t . T i l e Io iik o h I iln i llit i ' iflieel b l l l l l l t e t i iV liiiii lile . S i iv e iloW ^ ^
e ra l p iiirti a t o n ly , e iie l i
J A C K E T SI’OR HVHRY NUKD
Mill':. ....... t;« lt l^ 'o th rr .Iiii'krln,n ia (k <ir blown, rpgiilar o r ex lrn .|i'ii|it)i Hllh full iirtlon IjKi'k. iun idviui llnlnK. porki't .iiiiul full r.l|)|irr liout,
$ 1 0 . 9 0
Mi'iin l.ra lh e r .luckeln,lull I’lpiH'i fidUt, nla^h porketn, A
.... ‘ $ 4 . 9 8llciVnfll/r/, .Mcn'K i>ll wool, pliUd p i i t ln n Jiu'hcU. <lii|K'r fnnil. iirllon Imek, full cu t i,huuldein, A j d t f k A i M i iKHkds ...
$3.9*
llbyn All wool Ulue M elton .nickTtji, ropu liir sp o r t ity le . sldo fltimin, /li ip rr fr<iiU. . . . . , ...... $1.98
$*.49
$1.98
Mrn'ti Z lpiw r Irp iit O verall coals, l ull wool ( lanne l lined . )U K ' hill fthouUlcm, long co al style w ith deeji j)o<’k r tn ,^ j..
Nfrn'n r n n HaiifurlM d ili ru n k Jiiu iper, U nllned IwK oii (rou t. .Hint tho th ing to w ear ov^r » wmil awoat«r fo r A A m added w arm th .................
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VAN E N G E L E N S
Page t o . IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Wednesday, October J9, 19S8
Historic ■ Boston Called Key to American Livin|Modern A m ericana should tu rn lo Boston for a pattern
in living, such as th a t which ca rried th e colonists throii^'h th e ir period o f s trife , and w hich is ju s t as applicable lo modern life, M rs. Rose M urray N orth , dean of p irls a t tlio Twin F alls h igh school, told m em bers o f th e Bickcl Parotit. Teacher association th is afternoon a t th e scliool auditorium .
A v isito r to Boston, cen ter of- A m erican cu ltu re and patrio tism , experiences a renew al of pride and loyalty in A m erican citizenshij), she «aid.
•Mrs.' N o rth described th e Old R orth c h u rc h of P a u l Revere fame, w hich she a tten d e d l u t F ourtli of Ju ly , told of h isto ric spoU in Lexing ton a n d Concord, a n d m entioned Longfellow’s renow ned W ayside Inn .
M u t ’b L itu e -ScbShe told in d e ta il o f the ‘'L ittle
Bed Schoolhouse." w here M ary ac- w en t to school, followed by
■ h e r obedien t lam b, w hich Is on the W tyside i n n e sta te . T h e m ost publicised school In th e world. I t was purchased by H enry Ford, a n d will rem ain in ta c t th rough th e years, as ■* m onum en t' to A m erica's earliest ^ uc& tlon .
• F U th grade pupils of Miss MU- dt*d E lrod, M iss A lU G ates ahd Miss A nnie H ills presen ted a "S a fe -
- ty F irst* p rog ram o f effecUvenees Ahd originality .
T ow n In M iniature As a background for Uie presen la-
. tlo n of sk its a n d songs composed by th e pupils, th ey h a d s e t up a m in ia tu re T w in Palls , constructed of boxes, a n d com plete wlUi stop and go signs a n d o th e r sa fe ty devloes.
R ules to observe In traffic , fire Juzard s. s a fe ty m easu res to «m -
• ploy w hen ro ller ska tin g and blcy- t d in g , were th e them es of th e songs L' ftod playlets.
M rs. H . H . B u rk h a rt presided a t------th o -b u s ln e ts tesaion. An accordion
selection a rran g e il by M rs. H elen i" Ja cU in w as presented .
T h e refre sh m en t U ble was clcver-■ ly appo in ted In Hallowe’en symbols.
B lack c ats , baU a n d w itches «-ere- . s c s l tc re a over th e . lace cloth, and
' . calendu las in a b lack bowl, flanked I7 o range U pera In black holders,
th o cnflcmble.■ * ♦ »
M OVIES O F T R IP S BBOWN A T P. E. O. M EETING
M r. a n d M rs. H . S . Cowling en te r- ' ta lD ed m em bers o f C h a p te r O . P.
X. O . S isterhood w ith a n in tereajlng niovlng p ic tu re trave log la s t evening
. a t U)* h o n e o f M n . D . B . Churchill, » ' T hey Bhowed scenes of A laska, '■ Y e l l o i ^ n e n a tio n a l p a rk . S u n Val>
]cy a n a .o ther fasc ina ting spota w hich th ey h av e v isited in th e p a s t
M Bereral m on ths .Misr. Jessie F ra ser , vlce*p................
'; conductAI the business session lb the ; tbtence of the president, i; ' Mrs. LaDsge ahd Mrs. Weltye, af-• flU ated w ith o u t-o f-sU te P . E . o ;
ch ap te rs , w ho a re now residen ts o f,, T w in Falls , w ere guests o f th e eve-
Calendar
M rs. O hurchiU . M rs. C sr l J . H ah n a n d M rs, A n n e tta C lift , co-hoatesses, se rved r«£r«shm enU .
♦ « ¥' K LK8 E N T ER T A IN
A T D A NCIN G , CARDS In itia l soc ial e v e n t of th e a u tu m n
sold w in te r season for T w in P a lls E lk s lodge will be held tom orrow evening a t th e C k s h»li.
p rec ed in g dancing , wives a n d v o m e n guests of th e E lks will a t te n d a c a rd p a rty a t 8 o'c lock, w hile th e lodge m eets fo r in itia tio n of candidaU A, w ith th e Id ah o F alla lodge in c liarge of th e ritua l.
E ach w om an guest will receive an a ttra c tiv e favor, a n d five prizes will be a w arded for Uie games.
M uilc fo r da n cin g will be fu r n ish e d by C huck H elm a n d hfs C o n tin en ta ls , A b u ffe t supper will b e served.
C ooperating w ith Uie E lks com m ittee . headed by W . J . M orRsn. Is
? . • w om en’s com inltteo compo»ed of J M rs. O. P . D uvall, M rs. II. E. Dcl>>s,* M rs. W alton Hwlm, Mrs.. Newell K.} K icks. Mrn. R ich a rd ‘Robect-ioii and* M rs, W, J . M orgnii.! . )/, i f If* p . B. O. B E G IN S? STU D Y O F OLD-MAHTKnH -
F i rs t of a series o f atiidlea on old t n u t e r s of th e a r t world, was t^rc- se n ted by Mr«. C. II. Kr<>iig(>i for m einbern o t C Im in rr AO. 1>. K. O. S isterhood , last'c i'e lilng a t th e hom e of K.irs. E dw ard Coo|>er.
M rs. K reiigel gave n conuirehen- slve dUcua.'Uoii on Iho w orks or L eonardo (Ik V liirl, MIolicUiiucIo a n d R sp h sel. i)liislrJitl»B lie r taltc w ith several excelleiu cuples o l tliclr work.
Mrn. L. V. Moruuii, r lu ip tr r prenl- d c n l, DrrMded a t dm colfcft rni vire du rin g th e p lra s a u t tc lr ra h m e u t period,
T lie b u lf r t (uhlc tind n fm ll te rp lece a n d was roverrd w ilh a itcn clo th .
¥ ¥ ¥MUNICIANH I'1.AV A T CIIRYHANTIIKMtIM TEA
M rs. n a lp h Dacou niul Mina M ary 1 H oover provUlcrt ihn piano niinlo r du rin g tlio C tiiyaanU irm nm lea held
yesterday a fte rn o o n by th e Y. W C., A . a d u lt council for th e O lrl R«-1 se rv e olubs.‘ T h e e v en t was h r ld u t the lnmi«4 Of M rs. Russell Po tter , 13'iO I'op isr
I * »venue,* M em bers of th e a iliilt rom u ii a l-2 tc m a te d a t th e tea Inble, wlili h wsa , lovely w ltii a lace c loth and yolliiw
' And White a iipntntm enU . Pro»u bou- “ q tieU o f yellow cryianU iem iim s m
. , low w h ite c o n la ln c ri, yellow oandlen
t H ie tap erllg lil glow (ni th e ira I. , U b le w as K usinented by yellow ta -
“ J W ther s id e of k low bowl of blooms
ii;} , s C o u p l r ' A l i a r r i e d '
im d M U . Eva- I, X M odln i, w ere u a lted
. J . O c t. 1ft. by H eber N.
l^ lim U 'O r ltso m . aD odjQ i.
B uh l-N orthv lew G range m eeting ^ h e d u le d for th is week has been cancelled . •
¥ ¥ ¥A clrem a club will m eet Friday
a t 2:30 p. m . a l th e hom e of Mrs.E . E, C rab tree.
¥ ¥ ¥G enera l U tw ton Social club
m e e tin g , BCheduled, for F riday a t th e hom b of M rs. Lucy Carder, has b e en ^ n d efln lte ly postponed.
¥ ¥ ¥W . C. T . U. will m eet F riday a t
2:30 p. m . a t th e hom e of M rs. J .O. P o rte rfie ld . M rs. P. A. Ooody- koontz will be th e lender.
¥ ¥ ¥D ivision No. 3 0 / th e M ethodl«t
ch u rc h L ad les ' A id society will m eet a t 3:30 p. m . T h u rsd ay a t th e hofhe o f M rs. P , H , B lake, 304 F o u r th avenue nortl).
¥ ¥ ¥D lvb lon No. 6 of th e M ethodist
U d le s A id society will m e e t a t tlie hom e .of M rs. R . A. P a r ro t t T h u rsd ay a t 1:15 fo r a n o -h o s t luncheon.
¥ ¥ ¥S ham rock club will m e e t T h u rs
day ofternoon a t th e hom e of M rs. T . B . B andy . « 7 F o u r th av- enuo east, fo r a po t-luck lunch - con a n d m iscellaneous show er h i h o n o r of M rs. P a u l W ayne B an -
,dy, a re c c n t bride.¥ ¥ ¥
• D an M cCook circle, L ad les of th e O . A. R., will h av e a social m e etin g F r id a y , aftem oofl a t the
. hom e of M rs. Nellie Personette, one m ile e a s t on K im berly road, a n d o n e -fo u rth m ile sou th . M emb ers shou ld ca ll M rs. P e a rl Riley. 1401-J, fo r tran sp o rta tio n .
¥ ¥ ¥PA R TY HO NO RS B O Y 'S B IR T B O A Y
IX)nls P e te rson w as h ono r guest a t b ir th d a y p a rty given Sunday evening by h is m o the r, M rs. K a th ry n P e te rso n , th e occasion being h is 17th a n n iversa ry .
Five guests w ere presen t fo r th e (Ive o 'c lock d in n e r w hich w as served from a tab le cen te re d w ith a bouque t o f yellow calliopsLi.
S ta r clieckcrs were th e e n te r ta in m e n t a n d th e g roup la te r w en t to th e th e a te r . T hose a tten d in g were Oewey H udson . L aM ont S ju rson , M iss M ary J e a n S hipm an. M iss B e tty CTeary, and MIsa E ileen P e terson .
¥ ¥ ¥M U SICA L PRO GRA M IN T B R E 8 T S OUAPTER
E specia lly fine was th e m u ilca l p rog ram p rese n te d a t a m eeting of C h a p te r A l. P . E . O. SU terhood la.-st evening a t th e hom e of M rs. T . P'. W arner.
M rs. N ellie O strom a n d MLu M arjo r ie D riscoll p resen ted a g roup of in s tru m e n ta l a n d vocal se lections.
T h e hom e of M rs. W arner was a t - tracU voly decorated w ith m im erous
'jt o f a u tu m n I fo r tlie occasion.
M rs. lln r ry B enoit conduclc<l b rief bualncs.1 session. M rs. W arner and M rs. 0 . R . Nelson tiervrd re- frenhm en ts du ring a de llgh tfuU ocla l hour.
¥ ¥ ¥ nA N C IN G , MUHIC E N T ER T A IN KRDKKAHH
P rlm rw o Rebekiih lodge, m eeting la s t even ing a t the O dd Fellows hall, was en tcrla lned w ith a group of ilnncM and sonss following the bUDlneu session, presided over by M m . M nnde Beal,
M uriel Pug llano gave a song and dance, "Y ou’re a a w e e th ea rt'': M ary D ean D cagie prescttled an acrobatic (lanw . a n d Valera- G ates o ffered a r h y th m liip dniico.
A rrang ing llic im igram w ere Mrs. r io r c n r e Chvlfitopiifriidn, M rs. l la z r l tit lll a iu l M rs. Myrtln r r ic e .
Rcfrcithn»enl.i w rre served by M rs M lllan W ilson, Mr™. M rrtlo Bouders. M rs. F r r ld a SwcKringvn a n d M rs. Q oldlo KldgowRV.
T he Inilgo Is being well rep resen t eci S t Uin urtiK l lodge sesflcn s a l R u p e r t th is week, and a num ber will ntlriK l thii l.mllcV M incovlto liiiii-fjUPl IhPio tliU rvcn lu s , Itnouncert,__________.
H orticulturist Talks on Bulbs
"T he m ost confmon m ia- tal<e in bulb p lan ting is no t putting ' them deep fnouffh ,” E. R. Bennett, Boise, e x te n sion h o rticu ltu ris t, to ld m em bers of the Home and G arden depurtm cn t of the T w en tie th C en tu ry club yesterd ay a f te r noon. I'ullowinK his discussion oh th e plan ting and ca re of bulbs, he conducted an in for- maJ <{ue.slio7) box.
H e recom m ended ih a l . tu lip s be p laccd five Inches below the s u r face, a n d sa id th a t a good ru le to observe wa.i to m ake th e d e p th th re e tim es the d ia m eter w hen p la n tin g ftiost bulbs.
I n response to questions, h e 01- fe red num erous soluUons to p ro o - lem s of gardeners. T he m eeting wns h e ld n t Legion M em orial ha ll.
M rs. R . A. Sulc)}//, d c p n r tm c in c h a irm a n . Introduced th e speaker.
T e a was served a t a tab le c e n te r e d w ith s silver va w ' o f a u tu m n (low ers In tones of yellow , o ran g e n n d broRT)'. O range ta p e rs In s ilv e r h o lde rs were on elUier s ide , of tlic bouquet.
M rs. Sutcllff presided a t th e se rv es. M rs. Alvin Casey, c h a irm a n ;Jrs. H . C. G ettert, M rs. C. R. S h e r
wood, Mr*. C, E . Em erJck, M rs. C. C. K ingsbury and M rs. J . W . N ew m a n w ere th e hostess com m ittee .
¥ ¥ ¥M RS. LA NGENW ALTER ELECTED TO O FFIC E
M rs. J . E . L angcnw alter, T w in Foils, wa.s e lec ted s e c re ta ry -lrc a s - u re r o f Uie SouUi Side M edical a s - soc la llon auxilia ry la s t evening.
F iftee n m em bers of th e a sso cia tion assem bled to r d in n e r a t Uie P a rk hotel, a n d la te r w en t to th e hom e of M rs, C. Russell W eaver fo r a .social evening.
M rs, Jo h n P . Coughlin , p residen t, d irec te d th e business .session.
BUHL
H l-W ay K ensing ton m e t F r id a y a t th e hom e of Mr.s. F re d P a r b h . "K itch e n Color" was d iscassed by M rs. K aster. M rs. P a r ish h a d - o n disp lay a la rge collec tion of in te r e sting a rticles from M exico w hich h e r da u g h ter Bern ice P a r ish p u r chased while* tou ring th e c oun try la s t sum m er.
• W om en's U nion of B u h l P re sb y te r ia n chu rch was e n le rU ln e d T h u rsd ay a t th e hom e o t M rs. W iJ- 11m Vogel, w ith M rr. W.’ A. G lasgow assisting . M rs. C. C. V oeller ta lk e d du rin g tlie social hou r on h e r r e c e n t t r ip to Mexico. She h a d ft n u m b e r of Very In teresting a rtic le s to lU us- tm le h e r ta lk on Uie coun try .
C e d sr D raw com m unity c lu b m e t W ednesday a t tlie hom e o f M rs, Jo h n L untey, w ith h e r m o th e r. M rs. M ary Sloan, aaslstlng. D uring the business meeUng p la n s were m a d e for UiB Hallowe’en p a rty a n dta a r lo connection. T h e p a rty ......be a com m unity a ffa ir a n d w ill be held a t the C edar D raw aud ito rium In th e school house. T h e prog ram a n d Uie games will be a rra n g e ^ and d irec ted by th e c h a irm a n , Mrs, A dolph Machacek.
Ml.s.Hlonary society of th e B a p tb t c h u rc h was e n terta in ed T h u rsd ay a t th e hom e of Mrs, E the l B onnr w ith M rs. J . W. Holmes asiU tlng .
A large crowd w as p rw c n l to en joy th e program a rra n g e d by Mrs. I d a D rum m erhausen on Uie su b je c t "O n th e Bridge." Besides Mr.s. D rum m erhausen , ta lk s w«i-e given by M r. and Mrs. E. R. Berg, Mrs, B ryan Rogers, snd M ri. G eorge S lu - dcbiiker.
Mr.s M. A. D rake e n te r ta in e d the n iih l W.C.T.U. la st week. Rev, _ W, niirBM i o t T w in F a lls led the devotional nervlco. O fficers for the new y rn r were a ll re*eleclf(l a s tnl- Iowb: Prr,-.UInit, Mrs, O . I. Ciiilo, M n . 0 «n ’niomnflon vlrc M rs, J . tJ. M cHenry, corrp.spondlng
S H E E R D R A M A
H ere’s th e now fsm ous Allx gown In sheer b lack silk J e n e y w ith th e ingeniously bonsd co rse lc tte girdle. T he Jersey Is u ltr a sh e e r—alm ost cobwebby in le s lu re —s o d th e g irdle Is o f black silk m oire w ith th e boning underlined w ith gold em broidery. No m ore d ra m a tic even ing gown th a n tb is h a s come ou t of c u rren t P a ris collections.
secreto rj’, M L« M nttle L un tc t r e a s urer. a n d M rs. J , E. Lclghow r e cording sccre lari’. M rs. G an T hom p-
a n d M rs, c . E . R yan -reported th e s ta te convention held In
Tft’In F a lls recently .D eep Creek G range m e t F riday
a l th e hom e of M r. a n d M ra. A. B. S lirlver. M r. and Mr.s. Jo h n S la n ders w ere nfjffolntcd r-s R tlcm ates to a tten d th e s ta te G ran g e m eeting w hich will be held th e la st of the m on th a t Caldwell. Mr.s, Shrlver, Mrs. R. D. Neym an ond Mr.s, T ltley served refreshm ents.
M rs. L illian M cC arthy has re- tu rned to h e r hom e in S a n F rn n - clico a fte r visiting a t th e home ot h e r p a ren ta , M r. a n d Mrs. F ra n k Po.splsll.
D r. C. C. Q rlffcn ,'V in ton , fa., Ls a guest a l th e home of Mr. and Mrs. E m il Bordewlck.
Rev. O. C. C rofford, pastor of th e Quill C hu rch of Ihe N azarene le ft T hu rsday for C hevenne, Wyo., to c onduct a rcvlvr.l mectlnR for th e n ox t two weeks. Rev, C rofford l.s a fo rm er pa.stor of Uie Cheyenne church-
M r, and Mrs. F. J . McElroy have re c e h rd worct (h a t tiie ir .'on, Carol, a s tu d e n t a l Ihe UnlversllV of Iduho, ha;i been prom oted to m ajor In the R O .T C ,
H om e C u ltu re clnh mi't F riday a l Ihe hom e of Mr». J r rry HecUer.
PlAiETOMM PARK AREA HERE
A 33 by 15’,'j Inch b ro n te plaque, ded ica ting S ho sh o n e falls pa rk as a p layg round " fo r th e beneficial use a n d fre e e n jo y m en t of a ll th e peop le ." WO.S received h e re yesterday a n d will be Im b ed d e d . In concrete on a la rs e bou lde r In th e p a rk a rea n e x t sp rin g . It w as announced by S. C laud S te w a rt, p a rk su p erin tenden t.
,T h e m ore t h a n 265 acres o f land a t th e p a rk c am e In to possession of th e c^ty fro m M r. a n d M rs. F red - eriok J . A dam s a n d th e s ta te , of Id aho , M r. a n d M rs. A dam s, who now reside In O m a h a , deeded 64,31 acres to Uie c ity n n d It was accep ted by th e c ity co uncil on J a n . 3, 1833. S e n a te bill 60 of th e 22n d session on A pril 24. 1033. g ra n te d an addUIonal 107.61 a cres to th e c ity fo r pa rk p u r p o s e s ^ ^
T lie fn sc rlp tlo n on th e plaque reacts a s follow s:
"S hoshone F a lls P ark . T lie land fo r th is p a rk w as dona ted to th e c ity o f T w in F a lla by F rederick J. A dam s a n d M a rth a S tone A dam s to be h e ld a n d m a in ta in e d a s a public la rk fo r p a rk pu rposes a n d fo r th e * n e flc la l U£0 a n d free en joym en t
o f o il th e people."
Q lL d t t e r v w
Woman Sets up New Firnj Herew as a long chase before she
flnalJy c o n ta c te d eno u g h of/Jc lalj. to g e t a ‘'b lue c a rd " from th e C ham b er o f C om m erce , b u t today Mrs, Id a W ood, fo rm erly of Phoenix-. A rlr., WRs a rr iu ig ln g to open h e r
wn business h e re .M rs. W ood M id s h e h a s been
"m ak in g o ld f u rs look new " for 15 years. S h e w ill e s tab lish h e r he ad q u a rte r s n t 448 FourU i avenue n o r th , using h e r own equipm ent. S h e w as fo rm erly wUh Phoenix, Long B each a n d S a l t L ake C ity firm s.
T h e blue c a rd .search led h e r from S e c re ta ry E ugene E. C lark to seve ra l d irec tors.
I n h e r b lue c a rd h u n t, s h e had c o n tac ted S e c re ta ry E ugene Clark, several C. o f C. d irec to rs . C ity Clerk W . H . E ldrldge a n d C ounty A tto rn e y E dw ard Babcock.
N EW A ND V E R SA 'nL E
\ » A T r E R N 9876
a co at on A utu ittn ’s w arm er days . . . afid u n t o W in te r co at la te r ! B c s ld e s l^ t’s festive enough fo r almcMt. any even t U ia t tu rn s up —a n d . being a M arian M a rt in . d ( - slgiV It'.s vcr>' .simple lo sew. T ake n o te of th e two sm a rt sleeve le n g th s —a n d th e two p re tty neekilncs. h ig h or low (w ith deep scallop a t b ack ). C onsider too th e long panel, w hich Is so f la tte rin g , a n d m ay c o n tra s l If you wish. Equally becom ing n re th e bodice s lilrrings. a n d tlie blousing th a t m a k fs th e sk ir t seem slim m er. Use wools o r Bilks, w ith b u tto n s a n d a sash.
P a t te r n 9876 m ay be ord ered only In m isses’ a n d w om en’s sires 14, iff. 18, 20. 32, 34. 36, 38. <0 a n d 42, Size 36 reqtilrea 3 ’-i y a rd s 39 Inch fabric a n d u y a rd c o n tra s t.
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•p len ty of g if t suggestions rem ln d - JoR .voii th a t ih e ho lid ay »easoii l.« n o t f a r o ff! O rde r y o u r copy a l once. P R IC E OK BO O K FIF T E E N CEN TS. P R IC E O F PA T T E R N F I IT E E N CEN TS. BO O K AND PA ’T TERN T O G E T H E R , O N L Y T W E N T Y -F IV E CEN TS. t
SenQ y o u r o rd e r to Id a h o E vening ■ Tlme.s, P a t te r n D ep a rtm en t, T w in Falls .
Mrs. G eorge S t lc h te r a ssis te d M rs. Beeper In p lace of M rs. J o h n N ason as was previously a n nounced . V irgil B arron ta lked o n " S a fe D riving," and "Road H azards," T lie nex t meotlng will be w ith M m . C . C. Voeller Oct. 28. T lie n f ten io o n will be spent In sew ing fo r th e C h ild ren ’s Home a t Boise.
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M r. and M rs. E lm o F a r ra r a n d Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe A bbott a n d M rs. W illiam son will p re se n t a m usica l even ing a t th e c h u rc h n e x t Sunday , beginning n t 7:30 p. m .
Bill Helsley is em ployed In th e depo t a t I^oun tftln H om e,
M rf. C. P . W u rs te r will rn ic r ta ln tile MLwlonary society T h u rsd ay O ct. 27 III 2:30 p. m . M rs. D avU will be leader a.nd M rs. L an tln g , devo- Uonal leader.
M rs. I^ a n k N enkam , w ho w as vis iting h e r m o th r, M rs. C. W est, h a s r e tu rn ed to h e r hom e in Ja rb idge.
Sixty CCC boys from M ontana, r n route to th e c am p n e a r T liree Creek, sp e n t M onday n ig h t in the xcliool itinixtr.
Al th e regu la r m eeting of th e L adles' Aid society, th e nienibers, as- hliiled by Mrs. O a r r e t P e te rs and Mr. Oavl.s Koi n good s tn r t on pa ln t- inu th e ex terio r of th e m aase .
CCC CA M P MOVES , BU RLEY , O ct. 19 (S p e c ia l) -T lie CCC cam p m oved S a tu rd ay on schedu le dow n to Rock C reek from Porcup ine S p rin g s. A bout ?0 CCCs will rem a in a t th e B o s te ttc r spJke cam p to com plete ran g e reseeding a n d con stru ctio n of w oter trouglw .
T lie 20 .scheduled a irlin es opera tin g In th e U n ited S ta te s during Ju ly , 1928. c a rried 127.590 p a sw n - gcrs, as co m p ared w ilh th e 120,571 passengers c a rricd du ring Ju ly , 1937,
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, Y et th e re 's a p e rfe c t w ay to c lean a n d p u r tiv fa ls e te e th w ithou t bru sh ing , ac id o r d a n g er. I t Is Poli- de n t. th e pow der t h a t dissolves- aw ay a ll scum , s ta in s , ta m ls l i and odor. M akes b re a th sw ee te r-an d p U te s o r b ridge^ look b e tter and
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M A M A FIEM O N TG O M ERY . A U.,,Ocl, 19 (U.PJ
—P ilo t D ave H lssong by-cool Bge a n d QUlck th ln k ln e Ian bu rn in g E as ten i Air Lines Iro m 1.400 fee t la s t n ig h t «nd saved i< lives. In d u d ln s fils own.
O ne of h is pa iM ngers was Josepli V. C onnolly, genera l m anager of th t H c a rs t new spapers, A nollier w as E D. R ivers, ]r.. son of th e love rno r of O eorgla.
H lssong took off Irom M ontgom e ry a irp o r t. Al 1,400 fee l lie fcH Uie r ig h l m otor vlbraie. LooWng o u t, he saw th a t I t was in flamc!I t d ropped ou l of Uie wing a n d fell to Ihc g round , b u t tlie flam es la ih ' ed a long Ihe wing.
Ho ra lie d Uie le ft wing, ba lanc h ig Ihc huge p lane, executed a rlgh
ind . In a long glide landed the In ft field by m oonligh t six
n o r th of th e a irp o r t. T lie ac- cKient occurrcd a t t l p. m.
Sum mon* Stew ard H is co-i)lioli R. Ru8.«ll. of A t
la n ta . h a d sum hioned th e stew ard , K rank Glbb.s. H e w en t up and down th e nlsles o&surlng Uie passengers th a t th e re wb.s no danger a n d ad ju s t in g th e ir safe ty belt.v W hen the plane touchcd th e ground h e had th e plane'* door open. and . u she red th e m ou t In good order.
No one was h u r t bu t P ilo t H is- M ng. H e suffered sligh t b u rn s on eac h h and . All paw engers were deeply gra te fu l to him , a.>aurlng him th n t h e h a d saved th e ir live*. Prom
•the windows of th e cabin, they h a d been able to see th e flom es on the rlK hL wing and had fe lt Ihe .ship v ib ra te before th e r ig h t m otor drop- jwd out.
T h e o th e r paAscnger.i were;- W. c . Foot, E as tern A ir Lines
m a n ag e r fo r A labam a, en iou t« to A tla n ta ; H enry Bonck, of New O rlean s; R , B. K ahle. en rou te to N ew ark, a n d D r. Ja m es T . N ix. D. R, B rucker. Z. Lebcnson, a n d J . H. S o th an . bound for New Y ork; F ra n k lin T . V onnegut, cn rou te tc A tla n ta , a n d G eorge S tew art, of M ontgom ery.
--Only a M iracle"D r. N ix Is de an of th e L ouisiana
S ta t« un iversity school of m edicine. I n a me.s.'iase to relatlve.t In New O rleans. D r. Nix sa id U iat Ihc sh ip ap iK ared to b u rs t In to flanic,s and th a t th e p ilo t a n d passengers wei save^ "only by a m iracle ,’'
T h e p la n e began Us tr ip a t Hous to n a n d wa.s flying by way. of No' O rleans. M ontgom ery. A tlan ta , and W a.^hlngton. to N ewark. T h e paj scngers w ere to resum e th e ir Joui ney In a n o th e r E as tern Air Lines p la n e . T lie com pany sa id th a t It w as unable to- account a t once for th e m o to r ca tc h in g fire,
Connolly was re tu rn ing ti ■Jfork a f te r addres.'dng a sectional m ooting of th e N ational E ucharls- tic congrrs-t In New O rletuu,
A ccepti No C redit H lssong refused to accep t any
c re d it fo r h is feat, c la s s ln g .l t as a ro u tin e em ergency land ing . Foot •a id th e passengers fe lt no h eat Ixotn (he riame.'i u n til a f te r the p la n e h a d landed . T hey le ft the m a ch in e by th e rea r door becaute th e flnmca were lapp ing over all th e rin g wing, p resum ably spread by oil a n d ga.sollnc.
T lie land ing was sniooUi. P ilo t H lstong gukletl one wing, a fte r Uie w heeU h a d touched th e ground,
'n& alnitt a tree In o rder to ntop the p la n e quickly, and th e w ing wns sheared off,
SKLONII At'C IDKNT NKW Y O RK , O ct. 10 (UP>—"Dave"
Hl.inong. vet/'rnn a lrp ln n r p ilo t who Mi(<>ly brniiiiht down u biirinng iCsMern Air L ines p la n r n t M nnt- Knniery. Ala., la.st n igh t, was the he ro of ti s im ila r Bir acclrten! fjvf ycfti.% tiBii.
I n D «.'cm bfr, 103J, while he was p ilo ting a m all p lane over W alious, N. M., fire broke ou l In h is ship. K lghtlng th e flam es as they swept tow ard th e cockpit, h r ina im grd tc brhiK th e plann lo ea r th . T hen he pried o|)pn thit mail com partm en t a n d nitvrd th e load of mall.
lllssong wns born a t W infield, In a n d was grud iia ted from Moun P lea san t college. l.s a captftli In th e na tio n al lu a fd . He h a s beei flyltig for E as tern Air L ines Bin<'i 10J4,
Two Q( th e fea tu red tpeakei a uocU U on 'a a n n u a l ‘ Jn*lU utr' wUeS7 -Kepara(ed p a rtn o f ih e i y ear-o til a u U la n l p r o fe n o r o v liu a l te ae h ln g a t W aih tn itlo ii W itty , d irec to r of th e psycho
rs a t (he S outh C e n tra l Id ah o E duca tion ' in Tw in FalU C el. JS-29 will com e from nation. L eft. Fo rd L. L em ler. b r ill ia n t 28- >f education a n d he ad of (he bu reau of I S la te college, P u llm an. R igh t, P ro f. Pau l - rd u r llio n a l clinic a l N o rth w e ste rn iin l-
m i h a s been ^ro /easor
.C.sulu of th e 1037 fed e ra l apple rhn.'ic p rog ram In as-slstlng grow- by rem oving p a r t o f th e su rp lu s e outlined la.st n lg iit before the 111 Palls H o rticu ltu re a.«*oclatlon
by L T. VnuRhn and C. E . 81gg.^ BoUe. or th e F ed era l S u rp lu s Com -
iwlliles co rporation .The nw em bled f ru i t m en dlaeuss- 1 innrket outlook a n d ag reed th a t iK' of upples a s a w hole U "Bood" ;kI the m a rk e t " fa ir ," Q u a lity of ir 1938 apple y ield Is b e tte r th a n irrnKr, It wa.s po in ted ou t.One un favorab le aspec t locally,
WHS em phasized. Is th a t sou th ’ninil Id ah o Is n o t buy ing apples I the sam e p ro p o rtio n a s a year Rn Presiden t Joe H. D ay . E den, lat tha ie sa les "a re sm oll a n d m ay
drop evfii below th e c u rre n t figure."e a .v m iatlo n m eeting w as held
Tuesday n ig h t a t th e s ta te Inapec' " offices.
Final Plans Mapped on Teacher Institute Here
F inal p lans h a d been ou tlin ed to day for th e sec tional gatherln iis w hich will fo rm a m a jo r p a r t of the S ou th C e n tra l Id a h o E duca tion n.s- soc latlon 'a a n n u a l fa ll " la s titu te " In T w in P a lls O ct. 28 a n d 29.
L eaders of Uie d iv is ional group.s con fe rred h e re la s t n ig h t a t W ray's cafe to c h a r t th e ir a r r a n g e m e n t, ac cord ing to M1.SS D oro tliy Call, IV ln F alls , .secreU ry of th e s o u th c en tral association . C, D, M errill . F a ir field . v ice-p residen t, Is In charge of a rran g in g th e sectlonnt conference.s.
M ajo r S p eak ersM ajo r speakers fo r th e general a.s-
sem blles a t th e tw o-dny institu te will be- D r. Ford L . L em ler, head of th e W . S. C. b u rea u of vU ual icach - ing; D r. P au l W itty , p ro fesso r of ed u catio n a n d d irec to r of th e p.*;>Tho- educa tional c lin ic a t N orthw estern u jilversliy ; D r. H . M . G age , pro.-.!- d e n t o f Coe college. C e d ar Rapld.s, la ., a n d D r. Ja m e s M illar . profes.sor o f religious e d uca tion , College of Idaho .. Prof. Lem ler'* ad d ress Ls scheduled
or th e evening of O ct. 3B, w hen Ik d ll ta lk and- show m o tion picture.- it a general session op en to thi encherR, to p a re n ts a n d to member: if school boards. Nv
W ill D raw 800 'H ie annual ln.UUute Is expected
0 draw betw een 800 a n d 800 te a i ' •rs, principals a n d su p e rin ten d ?0 I V ln F a lls fo r th e w eek-c
Social h igh lig h t will be th e dn: siw nsored on th e n ig h t o f O ct 28 tlic Ju n io r C ham ber of Com mei
Sectional m eeting le ad e rs v mnpiwd th e ir p la n s la s t n ig h t i wlio will be in charge of th e scpar K ntherings a re : R u ra l. M rs. F lore Hnlght, B urley ; h igh school, MUs M ary B arclay. B u rley ; u p p e r grades A. Honsinger, K im berly ; In term ed l a te grades. Mlaa H elen B orden . T w in Falls ; hom e econom ics. M iss Bessli Dillon, K im berly : physica l e duca tion. Miss M adeline G arv in , Tw lr Falls; declam ation a n d debate , G erald W allace. T w in F a lls :-m u sli Reed Hyde. B urley ; P a ren t-T ca ch - ers. Mr.s. J. R . N ielson. T w in Fall-v prim ary, Miss lone F i tc h , K im berly
APPLE PROGRAWl ENEFIIS LISTED
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K xpliinatlon of AAA p o in ts whlcl: lay be h a ty In th e m inds o f m any uichcrs will be o ffe red by experts t sfiuth cen irfll Id a h o m eetings :ariliig T h u rsd ay In G ooding and :lmorc counties a n d ' e n d in g nex '
Tuc.clf>y In M inidoka copn ly , ac cordlnK to a n n o u n ce m en t m a d e hen by Ray w . L incoln, se c re ta ry of the Twin Falls A gricu ltu ra l C onse rva tion ftwoclatlon,
TI'.C Tw in F a lls c oun ty .session will br Bl 1:30 p, tn. n e x t M onday , Oct,
in the d is tr ic t c o u rt room s. Siieakors a t th e m e e tin g s w ill be
D. R. T urner, of th e s ta te AAA office a t Mo.srow, and K ar l H obson , Boise, extension .service rep rese n ta tiv e .
1 1)1 e xp lana tion of fed e ra l fa rm piovUlnns will be offe red . All m e etings will be a t county se a ts . T lie schedule;
Oct. 20—M oun ta in H om e. E lm ore county, 1:30 p. m .. a n d G ooding , 8
O i ^ l ^ e n B i t t e n b y M a d D o g ;
P a r e n t s R e f u s e P a s t e u r A i dM ENLO PA R K , C a lif ., Oct. 19
(U.PJ-TWO ch ild ren believed to have b itten o r K ra tc h e d by a rabid
dog w ere refu sed th e P a s te u r tr e a tm en t today by th e ir p a re n ts .
Rabies Or hyd ro p h o b ia ahno.st al- ..ay s (Jevclopii fro m th e b ite of a m ad dog a n d h y d rophob ia causes one of Ihe m ost agon iz ing deaths to w hich m a n is su b jec t.
T he chH dren w ere R o b e rt S lcn tl- fo rd . 14, a n d R u th H unncl, H . T liey w ere believed b itten la-st T liu r td a y —seven days ago. T he period of incubation for th e hyrirn- phoblo v l r i f i - t r a i is in i t le d Iti h u m ans thruuK h th e aaliva of InfeclMt dog,s—1.S from six w orks to three
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N rllln H uilth , M ulln, w rie Klvrii nu in liige lIceiiM here l i i t IM day.
A iiiairlagn ilrennn wan l.v.iie MaturdA)* to R onald lllaiie, Decio and Krina R rlin , H aft River,
M elvin 'n i rk e r spent tiie week eiKl w ith ills piiien ts . Mr. a n d Mrs H enry W, 'IM rker, rc tin n ln g Hun ilay tn the U tah ABrlcuilurai rol lead a l Logan.
W ayne Oali, who Is a ttend ing (In t lln h A grlcu llu ra l cnltegc a t I>ogan sp e n t Ihe w eek-end here,
M rs. F. M. Htephensim and daugh te r Mf». V erda Jensen . UwiatOii t l t a h , a n d son M eiford, I/ong tieanli <'Kllf., npenl la st werk vlAlting a t tlie hom e of Mr. a n d Mrs. J, V. a in ltli ni>d fam ily . Mra. U tcphentun U (lie ino tlie r »( M is. ttn illh .
A fter a tten d in g la n g e r lia ln ln g scliool n e a r Logan, Jiniloi l^ nesle f i f ty n . R eynolds telurnB d to flur ley Sunday .
Mr. a n d Mrs. il. H. Illllb im rne lef 'n m ra d a y on a Iwo weeks’ tr ip I U m A ng tle t, Calif., lo visit fr i in d i
I.. W. D arby, form er ch ief cletk In Ih s fo rta try ofllue here, now s la - llnned a l L ogan, a n d Cecil Jo rg e n son o> Ihe C ache forest service, U>- v an , were In Burley over (lie w iek- end oi> ' a p h e sa a n l h u n tln i trip , 'l l irv also visllw l frlfliidh.
V lnoent lievls. Pocatello , Miss M ildrrd I \ r k , D uhl, and Mlsa Ulive M ar Afullca a n d M fii Rntl> flevli,
•^Hurley, sp e n t th e freek-end a t Hnt> V alley, I'hey a ttended (lie football gam e th e ie HatMrday,
T h o u ih iinly th e «1m of * rgbb lt; Ihe rt)ney rrscm blea th e e lep h a n t m ore rlosely th a n t t doei a n y o the r a n im a l.
nionth.v T he P a s te u r tr e a tm e n t has been knovi-n to be effec tive w hen given th ree w eeks a f te r th e v irus Is Intioduced.
H enlth a u th o ritie s ca lled on the p a ren ts and repo rted th a t they had objected -'to' th e P a s te u r treu tm en t on two ground.s—th a t ' th e ch ild ren had n o t been bad ly b itte n a n d th a t the Pasteu r t r e a tm e n t w as n o t In fallible.
Six pernons were b itte n by (he m ad terrier. i i w as killed a n d a bac- (erlaloRlciil exam in a tio n ' de term ined tlu il It was in fertod w ltli rabies. The o the r four per.soius a re undergoing th e Pasteur trea tm e n t.
T he.c iilld ren were n p p a re n tly well and were in te n d in g school.
L liS O y G H CANAL s p y CASE
PANAMA. O ct. 18 fURI - Caniil Zone a u tiio rltles so u g h t today lo link four ( ie u n a n s . chiirBed w ith pliutugraphInK vily fortified
a l t i i G erm an spy suspects now on tr ia l In 'N ew York.
D lslrlr l A ttm iiey J , J . MrCiiilgan lins forw arded detall.n of chnrRes a g a in s t th e C sn a l Zone suripeeh. to th e d e p a r tm e n t o f JilHtice n t W ash- liiRlon, It WHS le a rn ed Kidnv.
I t wan in iderstnod ( h a t he also h sd rcqiieMed U nited H ta tes Dln- t i l e t A ttorney L am ar H ardy, In r lin ig e of the New Y ork spy tr ia l, to fiuestldii wllne.s.'.rh ftl U ir tlln l rtn to any kiiowle<lKe they n ilg h t have nf thn Pa iim na suspects. H n asked ))ar- tlru la rly Ih a t U u e n th r r Itum rli'h , U nited B tntes itriny deseVter wlin tu rn ed h la te 's evldenec In thn Irlal,
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M at..................end w llli his p K. E. H aag.
P au l llrow n tta ln rd ay wher football game.
M r, and Mn «)n of c o rra l , guetU of Mr. a
B K. McQlP
Xa ln fd back iictlng a pot
n ie r he ld a l (he (i. T ■day. A p lie asan t dh i' m em bers p rese n t wiu
ra m e fro m PocalelK Ids Ihc U nlvernity oi to spend dm week,
enla, M r. am i M is
d rove to Hun V allry re he w ltnes.ied Ihe
s. I., P . lla i to n and Ida., w ere W eek-end
Mid M is, U e E nnis m is s u f fe r e d ,a ba<llv in a ta l l w hile n m - Ho ( f i ta r .
MIMCEK ( l A r i I n J a ra m a
W h*f* you M l » # i u r row ) e M rvlee, P r t n u d lo ln t room « b a n q u tl roam in lh a rea r. P
F u n e ra l Ih II(;ld F o r (Jeorijo Y oung
n u P r a tT . O cl, IQ (H iicc lon» -K u n era l services were he ld Bundny li the G oodm an m o rtu a ry cJiapel fo Cieorge Y oung, w ho w as fou n d 'd eai In bed a l his hom e 'n iu r id a y m orn nu.
Hi'l r n r r r hurcli. Du rley. Mu sic wasfur nisiied by Mias E dy th T hom aswho, acc nm panied by Mrn . KdiiaBln c laIr ,s iinx "Htlll, m m W lth T lie e"aiKI "1 Kilow No Ue.a tli . '’ Pa llbeo re is
0 Will Mc'KliiBlU , Cai-I M(:rs , Jimlly a llrV r in Diiwley, Iko llo irnes andJol n i WII.
1 'Id . under th e d lrn ■tion oftiir Oood m all m orti la ry . was1 In th rII'':v'biiin Icem clery.
Mr, Yii'iiiiK, t)orn May 10, lfia4 Inl>ei :olo , cam e to 11le M liildokupi<i.)r< l IK•Bilv .10 ye l |0 tlmd waa
A'ellkl lown farm e r liII th e llry -Im; n <IIMriri w here iio im ide hli.
Oct. 21—Fairfie ld , C a m a s coun tj 1:30 p, m., a n d Shoshone, Llncoli county. 8 p, m.
Oct. 22—Jerom e. 1:30 p . ni., ani Hailey, Blaine coun ty , 8 p . m .
Oct. 24—T w in Falls , 1:30 p, m id Burley. C assia c o u n ty . 8 p . m, Oct. 2 5 -R u p e rt, M in idoka coun
ly. 1:30 p .m .
Decree Anked to (Hear Land Title
D r c r r iiiai Mrs. M ary A nn l.uy • llr<l tn .hiiir of lUlin w ith o u t leavln a will luid been asked in prolialroiiil. ......... l.y .1. N, U avls, ow nerof lucid iiMijierty w hleli he iKiught lioiii W lllluni U iy, hustm nil who M iivivnl Mm,. I.uy. TIii, h u sb a n d died n> M uKli ot mill,
'H ir, ( Ir r ire w as a iikrd lo c lear title to llir p roperty , eonsts llng ot U o 'I'Hlii I'a lln lots.
M l. iiud M rs, I,uy were wed in A hi> ir-l* )iiiiin r In IJeeeinber ol lino. '
C hitim un iind C h a p m a n a n d l.lnn- ei T. (.'-Iiipbell a rc eounscl fo r thn liriiiiiiner In tlie |iro b ate ae.tlon.
VIRGINIAN WINS A R I R AWARD
KANSAS CITY, Mo., O ct. 10 (U.P.)— H unter Roy G reenlaw , a 20-year- old V irginia boy. who becam e a f a r m er five years ag6 because " It was th e o’’ly thing for m e to do," th e 1038 ^tar A m erican fa rm e r gree a l the l l t h a n n u a l conven tion of the Future F a rm ers o f America- today.
Greenlaw won a $500 p rize and the acclaim of 171,000 m em bers of Ihe o rg an lia ilo n In th e Unltdd atatc .s and Its le rr lto r ia i po.sscMlo:vi.
Qreeniaw ;,Dld th a t he m ade »3,- 200 on th e <35-aerc farm la s t year, the f irst in w hich he devoted e ll of hl.H time to its m anegem ent,
Qreeniaw a ttr ib u te d h is succew In building n]i a run -dnw n fa rm to
.tiidy of sou fertili ty a iul crop rn- lon w hich h e learned In Ul\ vo- [Ilinal-agilcuU urc c lass a t lilgl:
SCh(H)l.
" i R E C E l S f i l O E J G 8 . 8 3 3
IlOl.Hf':. Iiln . O rt, 10 111 PI- ,I. Condi'-, Miiic .Mii>erlnt<-nilrnl o( p lie InslructUin, annnultced lodiiv aiipoilliiiwiii'iit of |l,l(i:i.(lMl nin tiie 41 co iin llrs for .•xliuol dIM puriiii'.r.s.,
T h h l:> imiiildv S3 ix 'r < rn t <•( estiniiited im hllr school lunil come of l2.MO,ooo foi tho 103: a p p o illu n in rn t year, a in l 1.' larueM ftliiHl<' a p p o rtlo n in n it in by the d e p iiitin en l o f (<1111 111111
Condio nntd to ta l ai)iu)rtlnnnii would rcMili In th e s ln t r ’N |m\ sp|]ro]i)i}jul<'li' 4l> |>rr i t j i I <il i<i ly kuliiiol lulls th is .\n ii i». M pare<i to 20 per r e n l ^ liitir imiil year.
Alliilinents Ineiuded: Ada. f7H.: Denewaii. »IO,:il4i IlonnrvMIe, i SJBl ('■iiyiMi, IH4.844: *
K ootenai, l i
EARM PROGRAMMOSCOW , Oct. 10 (URI-Rep, D,
W orth C lark, c o iuervatlve D em o- Ic can d id a te for the U, 8 . scn- dellvered a m a jo r political a d
d ress h e re la s t n ig h t and propoi>ed a n a lte rn a tiv e to th e p rese n t farm program ,
T lie a lte rn a tiv e plan , C lark said, as designed for use in -'event the
p rese n t system falls." He sa id he hoped th e presen t fa rm program would tu rn ou t to be a sucess.
e suggested th a t th e goveni It g u a ra n tee th e producers o f a ll
basic com m odities a fixed profitab le p rice fo r every th ing ti»e dom " m a rk e t c an consum e and then th e su rp lu s on th e world m a rk e t for w hateve r I t would bring.
He sa id . "(hLs Is a direct, a n d sli pie a p p ro a ch w hich would remove th e econom ic In justices u nder w hich th e fa rm e r labors today,"
He called fo r "destruc tion of the fa rm Im plem ent and m achine ry tr u s t w hich h as a s trang le hold on every tin y fa rm in th is land,"
T hrea ten ing (o w ithdraw h is 17 -year.o ld d a u g h te r from BaU lm ore'a W este rn h igh sehool. E. P au l B e h le s a n a re h ile e t. dem anded th e de - feflon of • 'ffiuah re rf A merfean fHstory " from th e sehnof's requfred re a d ing lUI. l ie is 'p le lu re d above w ith h is d a u g h te r Yllve. exam ining th e (eztbook w hich, s tthough he voted fnr P re sid e n t R oomvcU, he c o n dem ned as "New DesI election p ro p ag a n d a u n d e r th e guise of A m eric an history."
Blues Singer Ordered to Testify in Shooting Case
RECORDS STOLEN ' AS PROBE NEARS
O T W Y O RK . O ct. ig m en se arch e d policem en’s home.s to day fo r record* s to len from th e B ergen police s ta tio n In Brooklyn bor« ough
T lie th e f t developed overn igh t In to a m a jo r scandal. T h e m issing records, con ta in in g in fo rm ation of 7^00 prisoners In th e p rec in c t over
tw o-yea r period, w ere to have ?n used as evidence Jn a g rand
Jury Invesligation of co rrup tion In B rooklyn's cou rts and police d e p a r tm ent.
T hey d isappeared as Jo h n H ar-in A m en, special prosecu tor a p .
po in ted by Gov, H erbert H. Lel»- m an to supersede D istric t A ttorney W illiam F. X, G eoghan for th e ' qulry, w as abou t to begin work.
HOLLYW OOD, Oct. 10 <U.P)—Tlie Lo,s AnKelp.s' g rand Jury today o rdered R u th E tttng to comc o u t of hid ing and tc.stlly again st h ? r f.rs t
>and. M artin Snydcr. who Is (red iviih .'rIjootJng Jier second
hasband .T h rough lier aitornr^y. Miss E tilng as siiibpofnasd w ith Snydcr, iier r s t h iiiband . her adopted s lcp- a ugh ter. Mi.-;; E ditii Snyder, four
policem en and a balllstlc.s expert to recoun t the ;.!iootlng which sen t M yri A lderm an to a hcsp lta i S a tu r day nlglit.
To D em and In d ld ra e n t C h ief D eputy D l-.irlct A ttorney
E dw in M yers prom ised lo dem and Snyder'.s Ind lctn ien t on. charges of ittcm p led m urder, kidiuiplng and •lolatlon of th e M ate firearm s a d . jnydcr, a t liljeny on $10,COO bond, ould be sen tsneed to denth on tlie ihnrge th a t h e foreed A lrlennan a t !un-poln t to drive him to thn mcdc.'.t
where Ml:'blue singer, l lv r l nfte
e lopem ent w ith Alderr .secret
MLks E ttln g said th a t she would sver feel safe again w hile Snyder
a t ’ liberty , and A lderm an tui ilde questions of he r w hereabouts ith r "She 's gone som ew here t<
rest."Set lo Serve Papers
O ut .supplementing th ree pollcc' m en w ho guarded a ld e rm a n 's hos' p lta l door w as a guard on 24-hour du ty ready to serve papers in JIW.OOO a lien a tio n of a ffec tions su it b rough t ag a in s t M ia E ttlng by M rs. Alma A lderm an, form er wife of the w ounded m an . U nder California law . a u th o ritie s said, A lderm an had to w ait one year a f te r his interlocu tory decrec o f divorce before he couid legally have m arried MIfs E ttlng . M rs, Alma A lderm an irecured firs t d ivorce papers Dec. 2.
Snyder, If Indicted, would n o t face p re lim ina ry he alin g je t for O ct. 31. II w as believed Ih a t h e would take th e advice of enuiisel and rem ain s ilen t befoie th e g ran d Jury, w hich gave him tipporlunlty lo te.stlfy.
C l i p p e r P l a n e
A v e r t s C r a s h
O n L o n g T r e kH ONOLULU, T . H-, O ct. 19 <UJD—
Passengers aboard a P an -A m erican A irw ays’ Ph ilipp ine C lipper, a rr iv ing he re nearly a we'ek b e h in d ' schedule , revealed today th a t th s g ia n t shlp'.^ crew narrow ly a v erted a forced lan d in g a t sea h a lf way be« tw een M anila a n d G uam . -
S ix hund red m iles o u t of G u am a n d over th e S outh Sea a re a w h ere a s is te r sh ip d isappeared In Ju ly , Uie C lipper began sideslipping fro m a n a ltitu d e of 8.SOO feet,
■nie passengers , two women a n d two m en. sa id th a t a t th e r a te o f approx im ate ly 2.000 fee t a m inuto th e f lying boat descended u n til I t w as ab o u t 100 fee t above th e w ater.
N um ber fou r engine on th e B t ir - 3oerd aide, h a d failed . I t was trnok* Ing b u t no flam es appeared.
As th e sh ip approached a p ou lb le c ra sh . C apl. A. E. L aP orte m anaged -0 level It o ff w ith th ree m otors n in - ilng. I t skim m ed above th e w ater nd finally gained a ltitude again . T h e passengers , wfio h a d been o r
de red by th e stew ard to don life belt* ven t o f a cra sh , a s well a j th e
, Blaxcd, W ith th e one on« m o to r o u t bu t th e o the rs fu n c tio n - ng, th e C lipper a rrived aafely a t lU itop-over lan d in g a t G uan i on O ct, 9. T here , m otors were c h anced , d e lay ing th e n ig h t to H onolulu a n d th e malnJ{tnd,
T lie C lipper Ls a sis ter sh ip to tti s H aw aii C lipper, w hich vanlahed w ith six passengers a n d a crew of n ine on Ju ly 39 w hile en rou te from G uam to M anila.
CASSIANS PLAN BOURBON RALLY
BU RLEY . O ct; 19 fSpecla l)~ C . Ben Ro-ss. B e r l H . M iller and 0 , P. M ix will be th e guest speakers S a tu rd ay a t th e D em ocratic bai (juet a n d ra lly he re . T he banqu will be held in th e M ethodU t church basem en t and Is sponsored by th e Y oung D e m o c r a t’ o rg an lia tio n . A rally o t tlie L, D. 8 . ( a b e m a d e will follow th e banquet. O n th e sam e day, (be speake rs will appea r a t M alU , Albion, a n d Oakley.
P rom otion to th e d is tr ic t m a n ag e rsh ip fo r S p e n c er CorM t com pany b a a - been con fe rred on M rs. E m m a O lb - 6on, T w in F a lls , w ho h a s been th # conce rn 's rep resen ta tiv e here .
M rs. L . w . Jones, division m a n ager, h a s s p e n t th e p a s t tw o w eeks w ith M rs. G lb so a tra in in g h e r i o t . th e h ig h e r post. T h e prom otion Was g ran te d , accord ing to th e dlTtalon m a n ag e r, becam e o t ‘o u ts tan d lM -- service" by M rs. Gibson.
M rs. Louise 8 . W ight h a s been appoin ted to ta k e over th e position le ft open by M rs. Gibson.
Spud HolidayCA BTLEPORD, S ep t. 19 (Specal)
—W ea th e r perm ltU ng, CasU eford schooli will observe a "spud holiday" nex t wee!c. accord ing to a rran g e m ents m a d e a t a m eeting of the K hco l bo a rd M onday evening.
In th e e v e n t th a t th e vacation (akei place th e all-school play. “Tlie C harm School," wfff be postponed u n til Nov. 10.'
WORKMEN REPAIR B i lE A K S I N W K
Tw o mil.Inr Iniks In the TvKr.Ih w ain (lislrlbutliiK Nyslcm h,ndl;ren rejiiili •ed th is innrnmf: by c iiywoiknien iiif le r ippali.n lo mi-f]ulred till- M-ivicc.s Ilf ft' c irw 1Ilfm a io r p a rt o( the (Tiffin niKl. cn rlyniornliiK-
T h e UiiKi•^t bie;,U wa-, iiiif il IIIif l- in fh mi.iln In llii' :.>00 l.loL-kThlr<l aven lir wi-.st. Alii.tlii'r iciik IIIan H -lnrh 1jiiilii (M'niiii'il In III!' ::ooblork iwlwr■ni Piiiiilli uial I 'ln i i 1eniies wfsl . I t was ic-iiMU'd ra llyye.ilerday .
W urketh^vcnhiK.weic dll,'. Ird l.v Cliai les
V. L aisen , aU |H 'iiutniikiil._
OOOl) NKWSI r.r tia ii r ircM a ii p H rchaaaril
V.m Can Now Own And I 'hp An Iron K ircnmn
lliitlm o k e r W ith NOTHINCJ IX)W N
and only. M.I7 |m - m e n th V ..ur Havhiga M ake
C arm en li, Rnjoy I ro n r i r t m i n M eat
J)i:T\VKII.KIt BIIOK,. INC. Phon« 809
HTATK HKUKH I'A V M J.MCoinplaiiii tiiKt •'•iiiii
l)rKI(ll«. lil<ll(Ul>K lliovri, I|M» I l>aUI Ihe s ln lr h u rn i|ilov rm ' 1 milbutln
tiipeni s lir I nilp io liatrh l i 't niiiirivI.Mii (ill Ihiil |»|IKII«: tfeverul i.lmllui miM;< h r i r liuvr her flrtlJed i>y rumitHnni r » lll i Hn' J"'
Expert TalkH t)n Tliyrctid Sursery
i:x|>ort lilrx'uulim III tliviDlil siir- gery wafl preftcutr.l Ki nu'iiit.n.s c,f the tiou lh tilde M rdim i M.rlrlv iit a in red n g fn ( lir r’uik (mfi l Im t lUulit
• l>y O r. J . a . M om r, iHcimliiriil il<'- uttln s)iecliilli.t.
U r. A. LeU iiiiir Hitll I.iil.i- CUv. r.pokr nil ivlli'f nl im Iii » im1 Di . .1. i;. Ouvis, Tw ill I'liiJi.. ii 'p o ilx l i>n
ncdlU) <if lliinf i l c l ...............
M edical aMOCiutliiii c Clilcogn.
Docl.irs from nu ',1 m iinltlen ntlen(lr<! liie
if th e phynl'n dim Ini II
R A T ST w ill r a i l s p robably won’t have
a b ia iitl i office fo r o x u rm in a tln g rat.s :inil tlie C ham ber of Cimi- n ic ri:r \v*is "(m l" 00 «-cnls today fo r a trle iirain to th e Los Angeles f irm lh:)i w anted lo know w h e th e r I t iiiinia lo M l up (he office,. 'I lic ( iiii.'.'ni Is llie A llas T erm - Ha M rvh e. i t wlietl th e C. of C. to nsk w tr t l ie r a b ranch ofJlre wmild be "lH 'ne(l.-lnl' to ilir <'Uv,
(1 ur.Miruii r.ltamber officials iis nie ihod Is "very a t killing rats.
Ho l!c(rrli,iy Kiiuene K. Ulnik w lrw l a te itlv -co lleo l. He gave a
. TWiii Fulls biis-
Ih iit Dr
In. b a rk lo ' 'x ln
lelJier n lna tlng office
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In h iriid , h r got word from W este rn 'U n io n tliu t tiie l.(;,s Aiigrles riin ipniiv h n 'l ii 'l paid Ihi'- l<'le- u ia n t i'liiii(;<' a lthougli It pruml.sed to do s(i. 'H ie mPs.<nKe ad d rd la- c nn ln illy th a t the 1)0 .e iil.i was l)clnK iihicod on the th a m b efo
Moohc Executive At Buhl Meetinj^
Al MartdM. Hpokane. W ash , dls- t i l c l hiiin-ivlhDr for O rrgiiii, W ash- Iniitdii, MiiiUdna and IdtdKi Mi>n-r liMlgr.s, will Im th e giieU speakei ut lhi> lliilil MoriKO lodge m eeting to
il a t th e M ikho hall from T w in Palls, Ilulil y, Je rom e a n d Itu p f ii
U rirga lr . l l le n iis l'> will a ttend
PORTRAITSA re L ife tim e G lfU
iT h ls C h r ts tm as give a p o r tra it— , [ T h r pe rsonalized g if t th a t w on 't be dup llceU d .M ake a n a p p o in tm e n t now th a t
^ o u m ay be a ssu red o f p rom p t delivery In am p le tim e fo r X n a s j
[m alUng. ■‘S tep Down S ta irs and Save'YOUNG^S STUPIO
Idali* rower
At Last--FROSTBetter Get Those 'Taters and Beets O ut SPECIAL MACHINERY CLOSE-OUT
1-24 inch Iloovcr'flpud digger. E x lra good. C iiain and gcarH OK. f 6 0 .
1-24 inch Champion digger. E x t ia good. Uaed 2 aea- 8onii, $ S 0 .
1-22 inch Cliampion uaed 2 HcaRoiiH.1:22 inch PuRh digger. fS S , *1-1. If. C. 2U Inch digger. $ 3 S .I-iU ding hai)y beot puller. Q-Walking pullerti.In s te ad of w alling on your neighbor* la d ie you r spuds o r pull y e a r heeto— b e lte r buy a .c h e a p Im plem ent before r ia l cold w eather H is
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J !Y o u t o o m u s t i n v e s t i g a t * .
t h e N e w C o - o p A n t i F r e e s eY i»a n c o p era liv ea nrtw iiiain ifactiire th is new , oderlefs, eo lo rleu A n t l - r r e e u , C ontains no alcohol, no nils a n d no acids.Will p reaerve rubber, c leans cooling aystem , p re v e n ti o v e r-h ea tlo f, r>.llnHUinhea fite , p reven ts rusting .W ill n o t evapnrale . form sludge, corrode, explode nor sp o t pa in t. M aniifni'U ned and dlAtilliuted (h rougii C o-o |)cratlve8 only, In H a led one sa iim i rsna.j l r t i r r tlm n Hie Ixst, p ticed low er th a n th e rest. ,'liiiy t;c.-t.p b ran il p ro d u c t, iluo iigh your ow n co-opeialW e a n d t tv e ,<;<>-op )>raiuln havn ronsianer accep tance ,
T W I N F A L L S C O - O P f i R A T I V E o n . 6 0 .
T W IN rALi;s, B in iu riLRR, AND KIMBSBLT
()» n ra and opemloil by lOIIO Tw in F a lk valley F a r l u n . Iliiy a t home Is a winning bel. B uy r n m y w rM lI !■
b«tl«r yet.
Fags Eight IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TW IN FALLS, IDAHO Wednesday, Octobcr 19, 1938
ARMSTRONG TRAINING FOR ‘TOUGHEST FIGHT)33 II
T y G o b b , t h e O l d “ G e o r g i a P e a c h , ” F i n d s
I d a h o P h e a s a n t H u n t i n g i s “ S w e l l ”B7 0 . A. K E L K E R
.T he “Qeorglar Peach .” th a t 's w hat th e y c ia i l i lm . a n d I 'd a ay .th c tUlc I lls h ta - h c - 8 a “^ a c h of a m an."
■mo i r e a t T y Coi)b. one of th e Imm orta ls o f baseball, Is th e m an I'm tanilDg about. I m e t h im la s t n igh t
. down a t B u h l - th a t Is. I d id n 't exactly m eet h im b u t 1 ta lked to him lo r 15 m inu tes o r m ore over the telephone.
Cobb Is dow n B u h l w ay hun ting pheasan ts wlUi & p a rty of friends and w ith J a c k T lngey, th e well- know n spo rtsm an , serv ing a s guide. I w ould have gone down to see h im I n person b u t th e n I reaUzed h« m u st b« U red a f te r a day in tJie Uelda and p robably w ouldn’t app re - d a t« a r ep o r te r ta g g ln s h im a round tD d fir ing questions a t h im . The resu lt was I te lephoned h im .
G re a t C onntry A nd i o th e re I v m . ta lk ing to a
m an who w as m y h e ro back w h e^ J w as a U d . (|
•T h is la a g rea t countrj-,” Cobb ■aid em phatica lly in (inswer to Question as to w h a t h e th o u g h t o l th is section. ■The p h e a sa n t h u n t- Inc Is sw e ll I h e a rd abo u t this country m ore th a n a year ago and I decided 1 w ould have to com e up a n d see I t fo r m yseU so w e hopped » tr a in ou t o f S a n F rancisco then drove he re by c a r from S a lt Lake C ity."
Cobb'J p a rty , inc lud ing Jack Com waU of S a l t U k e C ity a n d Paul f ite fle ls o f S a n F rancisco , arrived
' a t B u h l M onday evening, ju s t attei th e ra in s h a d s topped . H ie y rcgti- te te d a t th e B u h i ho te l a n d then o iled up th e ir tu n s . T h e ir f ir s t day of hun ting , T uesday , w as perfect— ■Ten to th e b ird s a n d w eather. The p a rty will leave e ith e r th is evening o r n iu ts d a y fo r th e r e tu rn trip .
•‘W e’re g e ttin g ou r lim it," Cobb _ » a id to a query as to how th e h u n t
in g w as^R em lnded of th e two fellows w ho w ere found w ith 73 birds l a th e ir possession, th e Georgia P each ad d ed :
SBut you n e e d n 't be a fra id of th b p a l ty try ing to g e t away w ith th a t
T Y RU S RAYMOND CODE
manj- b{rd<. W c ju s t g e t o u r JJn iJ t- In fac t I nlways sh o o t one lcs.'5 th a n the hm lt, so I th in k they 'll let me ou t o f th e s ta te w h en th a t lim e comes. I rem e m b e r rend ing th n t itory in you r p a p e r (E\'cnlnR Times) th e « r s t nlffh t I go t h e re .”
B ut 11 w as b aseb a ll th a t I w anted I ask th is m a n Cobb about. You
h e tj.'cd lo p b y a little , now anti tlien . In fncl he plr.ycil enougli th a t he L'alnell th e tll lc of th e grcnt- ent aU -around p layer In the liU lory of ihr? Rame. He starred w llh th e D etroit TlRcr.s In tlie outfield Jntcr m nnngetl tlin t club for o ra l.y e a rs . He wa.'j n l tlie top of th e A m erican league In b a ttin g so
ly tim es I believe he m u st have trac k of th e ac tua l count. He tlie g rca lc . 1 baserunner, s till
holdliiB th e record for s to len base.s. In sh o r t—th is m an Cobb was n •peach of n ba ll player."
All P ast H istory T h e fiery Im m ortal doe.-in’l like
.0 ta lk abou t hlnuielf, po in ting ou t 'th a t 's n il p ast, now." b u t he will a lk ab o u t c u rren t baseball and so
1 -stnrtefl to t i r e away.C oncern ing Uie Y ankees. Cobb
e rm ed lliem "very s tro n g " and itlded th a t "no club c an touch
them .""T he Yank-s a re Jiist too good. I t
seem-s like th e A m erican leagVe (eam scarc b e tte r th a n those iJi tiic N a tio n a l league a n d th e Y ankees a re b e t te r th a n th em alJ. T liey hi developed a system of pow er v<hlch h ead s th e ir attijcjc. W hen pow er licks you c a n 't b eat It."A nd, so f a r as I c an .see, th e
fnnks v,'m s ti ll be the best club for it least two year.^ m ore. D o n 't w orry ibout th em break ing u p a wlnnlnR
ball club a ll a t once, th e y 'll never lo th a t." Cobb .'.aid. -
Ball Aids A lU ck R egard ing th e "live ba ll" w hich
s now In use . Cobb cxprc .«ed th e iplnlon It enab led a pow erful club, Ike th e Y anks, to becom e "m ore jow erful," ,
"T he live ba ll a ids th e ir a ttack ," th e m a n w ho know s sa id , a n d he probably d rif ted back In th o u g h t to th e tlm e.i h e used to s ta n d up to the p la te before th e how ling crow d a n d
■ a long one c lea r ou t o f th e pnrk, d id n 't need a "live ba ll' to be
good. H e w as a n a tu ra l.B u t th e n , every th ing m ust
th e lim e cam e to close theInterview .
"I person hero.
" I know It w ould be a pleasi fo r m e," Cobb answ ered courteously a n d th e n . In stead of say ing "goodbye." h e sim ply -said "good n igh t."
S om e day I 'm going to m eet Ty Cobb—In person .
N e g r o t o T a k je
O i i G a r c i a f o r
W e l t e r C r o w i iBy L E SL IE AVERY
N EW Y O R K . O ct. 19 fll.PJ-H cnry A nnstrong , wlio outgrew th e w orld 's •fea therw eight cham ploiM hlp a n d d iscarded It. b egan serious tra in in g today lo r " th e (oughest f ig h t" of h is
e r—a 15-round defense of h is c r tit le a g a in s t C cferino Q arc la
tw o w eeks from ton igh t." T ills will be th e loughest f ig h t
H enry ever had ," h is m a n ag e r. E d die Meaci, said. "G a rc ia w as bljf
lOugh a n d strong e nough to give M iddlew eight G lenn Lee th e w or«t
rating h e ever h a d , a n d H en ry will r spo tting him 4tb o u l 10 pounds.'' Arm.stronK, tlie only m an w ho ever
h e ld th ree world tUle.s s im u lta n eo u sly, began hLi tra in in g a t H o t Springs. Ark., tw o weeks ago, a n d re.sumed It w ith a ligh t w orkou t In a H arlem gym nasium a f te r a r r iv ing he re ye.sterdny. H e w eighed M i pounds a n d expects to reduce to 134 by fig h t n ight.
CIoj a rtc r A ttack
^ a c P o i n t s t o S e a b i s c u i t i n C o m i n g R a c e W i t h W a r A d m i r a l o n M a r y l a n d T r a c k
B y H ENR Y IMcLEMORE : : , ,N E W .Y 0R I?. O ct. i s (U.n^-The
l u t tim e S eab iscu it w as asked to'^ r u n » m ile a n d th ree -sU tee n liu a t P im lico h e picked up 130 p o u n d s a s tb o u g h th e y were ISO le a th e r s a n d s tre ak e d th e d istance In 1:67 a-8 fo r a U ack record.
• W ar A dm ira l b a a m ade two • ta rU over th e hU t«rlc old P im l ic o t r tb k . a n d eac h w as a t a m ile a n d three-sfxCeenUu. i n Ui« 1937 Pr«aknes8, w ith Pom poon lu ta th ln g dow n h is neck, h e was
' w h i p p e d hom e w inner In l :M ‘3-5 th s. I n th e Pim lico *pe- « la l h a n d ica p ho m ade th e Jour* hejr In U U -i- S t ta . Zn th e P reak - s e s s th e c h u n k y litU e son of Maq o’ W ar—B ru sh u p - c a r r ie d 126 pounds, a n d In th e 'sp ecia t ite had m aboard .
T hese a re p e r l l n m t figures, be* .. MUM th fr tee n d a y s front today, «
w eek fro m n e x t T uesday , those tw o horses—th e B iscu it, a n d the
Adm iral—will m e e t a t old Pimlico and m a tc h h e a r t fo r h e a r t, speed for speed In a m a tc h race.
T h e d is tance w ill be one m ile and ihrce*sixU !cnth5.
T h e w eigh ts e re .to be even - S tephen—130 p o u n d s 'each.
aeab iscu lt likes th e Pimlico track . W ar A dm ira l doesn 't.
I a m n o t try in g to sell you Sea- blacult, to p e rsu a d e you in to betting on hJm w hen h e g o ts out alone a g a in s t th e A dm iral. B u t
of th e race w hen h e wo.s ,beaten by Ja co la In th e L au re l stakes la st S a tu rd ay w e n m istaken . T he race w as fo r b u t a mile, and It Is a fte r th e m ile h a s been i)as,sed th a t th e ’B iscu it, n w hale of a fin isher, rea lly s ta r t s to roll. F u r therm ore . th e son of H ard T ack packed 230 p o u n d s to 103 for J a cola. and 24 pou n d s i.i 24 pounds to m a n or beast. W ith a ll th is ad
van tage Ja co la d id n 't walk In— she tu rn ed th e fastest m ile ever ru n over th e Laurel track,
N o sir. don ’l count Seabiscuit ou t of any race . He is as tough a p iece 0/ horsefJeiJi a s tJie A jneri- can track 1m s ever seen. A nd if you don 't th in k he can leg It, p lease rem em ber U iat In tlie p ast two seasons ho has broken seven trac k records from coast to coast. And Jji tJjQse races Jjc wa^ the top-w elght horse.
H e racps sum m er aiul w inter, sp ring a n ti a u tum n ; here, there, iin<l everywhere- T here Is .scarcely ft track In th e U nited SlatM . M exico o r CnJJnria lh a l lia sn 'l fell IiLh flying fieri.
O ld "jKrpetUHl m otion." th a t's .Bcabl-scull. If he Isn 't runn ing , he
Is in ft box rn r rolling towuril some race. H e 'u ik e s 'cm a ll on. anyw jiere, any tim e. H e Isn 't fus\v about welRht.s. in a t least two o[ h is 18 w inning .iiorts since the
f lrs l of Ia.sl year he w as loaded w ith th e sta g g erin g Im post of 133 pounds. Y e t he plckcd up th is bu rden a n d sm ashed to trac k rec ords.
H e h as been b eaten a lot. especially aa a tw o and Ihrce-yen r- old, bu t h e was n o t g re a t shakes then . I t w asn 't u n til h e w as a four-.je6r-o ld lhak h e cainc a ro u n d fo r Colonel M axwell How a rd , (he m a n w ho bought him fo r' $8,000 w hen he wos cripp led anil ailing.
W ar A dm iral m ay lick h im In th e ir duel on th e hilltop , bu t he'll know h e h as been lo the races. I f . h e could speak, and knew his Shakc.^i>eare, I 'm p re tty sure lh a l Seabiscu it. w hen lie eyed the A<1- m lra l in tlie s ta r tin g gate, would s a y :
"Ij»y on. M cDuff,"A nd d a m n ’e<l I* h im who first
c ried hold, cnoughi"(C o p y r lih t 1938. U nited P r r u l
ba ilie la d le s will be a con tinuous clo-sc-Qiiarter a tta c k w hich he lio i«s will p reven t tlie P h ilipp ine Islander from ge tting se t to th row th e deadly r ig h t he calls ft "bolo punch."
" I flKUre G arc ia Is th e h a rd e s t h itte r I've liad to face yet," A rm - s iro n g said, "an d by c row ding h im nil th e lim e I l>oj)c I w on 't give th a t rlRhi liand m uch trave ling spacc,"
M ead, npparen lly m ore imea.sy nboul th e coming ba ttle tlian a n y of m e past, said lie feared G arc ia m ore tlin n Lou Ambers, the H erk im er. N. Y.. boy who had A rm strong groggy before relinquish ing h is llgh tw e lgh l crow n In 15 rounds la si sum m er.
H ard Puncher' ThLs G arcia c an knock you dead
w ith one punch w hile A m bers Is a crcHin piilf punchcr." h e sa id . "All Ambers does Ls c u l a m an up. II look 10 stH ches to close H en ry 's
Ite r th e Ilglil, b u t I t h a s nplclely lo w . H is lower
teeth have been IlxcO, a n d h e will K ft new m ou thpiece to
preven t any th ing like ih a t h a p p e n ing again."
Ariivstron'g is n o t expected to risk ■lUier h is w elter or ligh tw e igh t II- le.s ngaln before la te F e b ru a ry or M arcli.'H e plans lo engage In n o n - Itle bouts 01 C leveland Dec. 6 a n d n Los Angeles early h i Ja n u a ry .
Prom oior Mike Jacobs hopes to re tu rn A rm slrong-A m bers
f lgh i fo r th e ligh tw e igh t ti t le before Indoor .reason closes here .
T h o u s a n d s o f
F i s h P l a n t e d
I n W o o d R i v e r8 H 0 8 H 0 N S , O ct; 19 (apecla ll -
I t a p p ta re d a s lto rt tim e ago th a t a repo rted sh ip m en t of tro u t by ihe ta m e d e p ar tin e n t. to be p la n ted by th e fftioshone. Rod and O itn club, h a d n o t been delivered two wcekf^ a f te r n 'o tlflca tlon . No reason was assigned a n d t\iero was some comm e n t on th e m a tte r. But, a t lin t th e y have a ll been delivered and e rery tw dy lit sa tisfied, T}ie dek y w aa caused by a crippled aerator, h ecesaltatlng th e dum ping of llsh a t m ost convenien t points. They Were a ll accounted for by Siipt. H enderson of tite Hay 8 p u r ha tch rry . t« S ec re tary Oeorge 2i. llitddock v l th e ,g u n club, he re Friday,
T ro n t P laiiledD uring a vU it H enderson s ta led
t h a t BOO puundn of tru u t, uveniglug n to th e pound , o r a (olnl of n.noo. w ere p lan ted fou r miles nlxive Klrli- lle id . T liU occurred Oct. 11. imd iiu th e sam e d a te ho say« 600 jxiuuds o f 40 .lo -the -i)ound . lo.ftoo, were p la n ted n e a r I 'Igarl, a n d tiin l on
. . O ct. 13,7fi0 puimds. 40-to-the-|Hiuni1. 00,000) w ere llberalril four miles above Plgari.
M ost of these tro u t were about f ive Inches h i im g tli, nnd while It
• m a dealred to sc a tte r them i>v(. m a t e r te rrito ry , and an aggravai 'm g period o f silence eiwuril. It wi
’' ' f l fu r e d th d sh ipm en t h a d falle ' ,40Wn. b u t c learing ui> th e mall* ■U • a tls fac lo ry to llin rlub. I t In ,M l«bllshed U ia t th e depnrtm
' . ’ p la n te d ove r loo.oon iro tii m Wnod I , r t v t r M o w H ichfleid, and th e pinm - ’- 'la t 'O f th e ga m e division h delivery
'M o f tw o m ore trucks or llkii lor ad- !' 't f l t io n a l w aters . T liese are i« b-• — j . . — ... A ,... ,1,,
over [Iv
V a n d a l s R e c o g n i z e d a s R o s e B o \ ^ l C a n d i d a t e s
, 'tootKa in Imgui, rimf w ith th e dep artn ie n l t
1 Id iilu :OlH'l) 1.1 till
L O S A N G E L E S , O c t . I l l (U.R)— l! iu lc f i 'u lc (H u rc d l o d a y t h a t l l i o p u l l i to I h c Im w l 8 iii- |)r i8 ln K V n m l a h , U 'o h n li iu lly .4|K’iikiiiK -
r r c » i d e i i l l I i iK h W i l l e t t o f l lu i I ’a c ili i- I’t in f c r i - n i i 'HHid I d i ib o i.H H till a c o n fo re n c i* n u ’mlKM' in fu l l a m iIhuH cIlR ib lt! to . I l o s i ! I io w l coilHiderutloii, tlcapili! ll»f Vaii- dnla’ "linlf-brotiitM '" Ktalim l)t‘- ;iiuso of no l<inK<‘i' iii-:ludiu) in t lu ‘ nniiiil robin
hcIk u Ih Iv .•W hen th e facu lty rom u ilttn -
volcfl on th e confeteniT'w rh o k p , the 10 representaClvcs will vote on 10-
Jt e (K h t-« f MtKKt},-., If f i x o l KMin VDten go <» Idnho, th e n M alio ifii to th e Ho.se Iniwl," he hald.All thin. W lllt-ll f'iiiphaMir.ed, In
iprely Icchnli'ikl. I. e . Idutio m ust ) tn a Kose bowl lild. 'I'hn uprom - ig Vrttiflnl.t ticHt O trgm i HtnIe,
I d a h o P l n y a ( ' l i c k
A g a i n s t i t r u i i i H i n
P r a c t i c e . S c n n i o n H
I /J f l ANOKLP:a, (><'l. Ill lUI’l - (lloo in o rllle it Dvrv Wr^tWiMKl lu le h toduv a« Ihe UOI.A Ilnilnn p repared fo r 1 d a h ii. K enny W aslilngton w en t to (tie luupltAl With a he ad ln}iiry Irnm (he Cal- Ifiirnla gam e lou l Knd Woodrow Itlrode was (nit w ith a r u t leg. W hat's m ure, th e "CJooIr" srored 111) (he vai'xlty nU tim es w ith fdahtf pl»y.v.
S - tn m ra ir wl :;tUM n a t t e r .
‘ r tM aaanU O ffered , . A U X . P lM tln u , supe rin londeia or
B fartn , h u o flirei A fioshone (Iiib (I
n ld e s housing.. ....... .. to carry them
a n d th e m a tte r will - t • m eeting aoon to
ha« a n abun-i l i p;9b«bl»
- 'U b* extend-
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N urlli D ako ta m a la a n d O ourngi. and lied W uAhlnglun. T hey play UOI.A he re H alu rday , ahid llien M onta n a , O regon . W iuvhlngtnn Htale U lah Aggies a n d U tah.
DANK O ltf lM lH T K IM 0 8 0 0 W . I d a . ,O d , 10 lUh Id a
ho 's V andals w ern en rou te tci l.o^ ' AiigelM by -ra l] to/1»y n ite r n m i/iliw send^tilfi T h e . Mpiail was nt full N lre n ilh 'fo r th e r iia l (line In more th a n ft fo rtn ig h t.
O oarh T ed B ank nald he wa> o p tim titie over th e chsn ren nf defeat I jir UOLA In tl»u soiJJhen, «;«Il/i,r n la c ity U alu rday . , . .
5!2S%'1thoroughly dincuM rd, K th e gam e d e p u rln w n t ha Wted to M’lle n d .
O regon W rb fv v t S to i)A t Chicaga on W a y to Fortiham T ilt
c n iC A C io . D it. in lun) tinivci- (v <it Orru<ii)’s f iio tu i l s(|Uiid |ii<-- ired t<iil»y l<i lu iitluue on lo New orji iiiul
liitir hiiur puMilci' A repo il w hlrli Ih
I'liiii Hi<.->l«'tl>iill (;i>a
igglsl
II Kiirdhiim K-i'iul, did llU vhltliiK W.'l
Study l'Y‘ncinKHtli<S«..c.f l-K 'iirli^lcm h.K f iiis I'linaiirti'd liv Ihe'' 'I'wUi h'l
nil th r •ine.'liii
D e h i g e o f 2 0 0
S c o r e s i n
B o w l i i i j f G i in ie sHcores of over JOG w eir tlir ruU'
ro th e r th a n th e exception iil thr bow ling a lley s la s t n igh t, wltii IImkI " 10 s e llin g ft new IiIkIi ioi tlx
m w ith JI 337 to lake llin hlj^h th e I03B-30 sruMin. Altlw scores w ere tlie hlgliliKlit: even ing . In the .stiin<1iiii'.i
Ijlaho I>ower leniii took Iwu mi ' lee fn im th e Ii:il(«. uiid Hiu<ik[leld
rnerl p jirk IJudwelMT, two lo <iii' T hose bow ling over the UO<i-mni
lu st n ig h t, aside Iroiii llooiii'. ttei H ot. a n ; b c lf. 207; W. 1. .laliii.niil i>()4. :i03; u trf th i, :toi: ‘rhniuinoi
3; a n d A dkins, 'JOJ.In U iree-gaine lo ia ls, h.k)!,.. ir le tuiks w ith a &o:i, aiul ,rohii'iii
lopiMM th o Id ah o I'ow rr wllli ft4 ■ llie C lly hHiii, liiiiiM'i led til
n e rs w ith a three-gdm i- t.>t,d iiC , nnd A dkins the lo^eis with nJS. h ie iips:
(:o m 51k k ( 'I a l i . i A tii 'i :
Ball Park, Plans Sent Jaycels by Seattle, Yakima
P lan s on a rran g e m e n t of a base ball p a rk had been received today by th e Ju n io r C ham ber of C om m erce from th e S ea ltic R aln lers ba.sehall club. Pacific CoaU league.
(I th e Y akm ia. W ash., club of the W este rn In lerna tlo iin l league.
T h e plans Rive tlc ta lls of the rftiidst.TniLs, iihiyliih’ field, b leachers,
foul lines, etc. 71iey w ere rrtjiie stfd by Ju n io r Ciniinber o fllc lals to as. s ls l In Kuldlng th e Jaycees on Ihel) reriuesteil W i’A p ro jec t for a bal p a rk hero. T h e IrKnl iw rk will be for th e Twin P a lls e n try In the pro posed new Pioneer league.
T h e p lans w ere sen t by "T o rc h y Torran<‘e, vice p residen t of th e Se a tlle cltib.
Pocatello Brings State’s Toughest Club Here Friday
V i s i t o r s H a v e
B i g , F a s t
H . S . E l e v e n
Starts Training
H am m srln* H enry A rm sirong today opened iram in g lo r m e ‘'to u g h est righ t" of hU caree r— h is iS -round defease of h is w elte r ti t le ag a in s t C eferino G arcia
Whitney and Klein May Sell Services To Other Clubs
PH IL A D E L PH IA . Oct. 19 ai.P.)'— O u tf ie ld e r Chuck K le in a n d th ird ba sem a n . P b iky W hitney of th e P h ilad e lp h ia N ational league club h av e received perm lM ion to sell th e ir s e n ’Ices to th e h ighest bidder nex t
?a.son. Pre.sldent G era ld N ugent :m ounccd today.B o th a re 10-ycar m en In th e m a
jo r leagues a n d m ay n o t be sen t he m inors w ithou t th e ir con
ic ann o u n ce m en t doe.s n o t nee- rlly m ean th a t th e p a ir wli
n o t be w lih th e Ph illies n e x t season N ugen t sa id , b u t th e ac tion wa: seen a.s a .stfirt tow ard th e s trenglli- ■Ing of th e club u n d e r th e guidance )f Ja m e s T hom pson (Doc) P ro lh n
ncw ly-appointe<l m anager.
A rrow headsB ISM A R CK . N. D. (U.P.)—H arry
L ynn , s la te la n d d e p ar tm e n t a t to r ney, found a silver lining In d rou th . W hen d ro u th re ta rd ed g rass grow th on old locations oi p rairie Ind ians , 11 .si>ec<le(l up h is hobby of collecting arrow head.s, a n d today he h as i th o n 2,000 specim ens.
b y HAL WOOD (E vening T Im ei Sports Edl(oc) T i e ta lk In s ta te high school fo o t
ball circ les today a ppea rs to cen te r very m uch a round a pow erful P o c a te llo eleven th a t has been m ow ing dow n a ll opposition In so r u lh - rss a fash io n th a t th e re have been um ors th e In d ia n s will be charged rlth p re m e d ita te d a ssau lt and b a t
tery th e n e x t tim e they ru n up one of Ihoee lop-sW ed score.i.
T h e In d ian s , w ho will piny licre F r id a y , hacf a n o ff-d ay ia s t F riday , so gen ia l J im O 'B rien, th e ir razzle- dazzle m e n to r , b ro ug h t e ig h t of h is boys dow n to g e t a look a t ju s t a bo u t w h a t they would have to face h e re— a n d from th e fo rm er F ile r coach, wc gJeoJicd a little In fo m ia- tloh reg a rd in g th is w recking crew th a t th u s f a r could go dow n In h is tory as one of th e .state's g rea tes t h igh school scoring team s,
Look fo r These O 'flrJcn n e v er wn.-i ba.-.JifuJ w hen c am e to pra is ing h is disciples, so
e'll le t h im give you a few p o in t's to look fo r w hen Uie te am takes
the fie ld ag a in s t th e B ru in s F r id a y f tem o o n ;•■'nus B uU ct B ob L U d c y ih a J f-
back) Is ft rea l trip le th re a t—do in g ir m o st ' of. o u r kicking. pa.s.s- ,nd ba ll to ting . H e's especially
good a t k icking o u t of bounds In Uie co ffin corner.
•■Big S o b O rr, o u r qi/nrterbncJc, ;loes o u r long distance passing a n d k icking. H erm a n L ongniirst. our fu llback , c a n te a r a line to ih r c d s
Bears Injiirecl in Scriiiiuiage Gaiiie
BER KELEY , Calif., Oct. lo 'tU P .'- C a llfo rn ln end Morely Mathcw.^on
ur.sed a w rcnchcd shoulder today, iKi su b stitu te gua rd Chuck Donii- u e a tw isted ank le, a fte r a vigor- j s scrim m age sc.s.slon Tuesday, n i e B ears arc to Iciive fo r S e
ttle T liu rsday to m eet W asliliigtoii ove r th e w eek-end. Vic B o tta r l anti D ave A nderson, varslt.v key men, look the day off from p rac llcc and g o t In .some corely-necdcd rest.
iKl h a ofblocks
ha rd .M ike M ills, ou r o the r ha lfback . In a c lass by him self a s a block*
Ing back."A nd tlien . If you don 't qu ite be-' eve w h a t J im m y has to say a b o u t
ills backfJcJd, sto p io < om Jder th a t h ree^of th e fou r backs In Uic f irs t . trlng o u tf i t run on the relay team . The fo u rth m em ber of the relay team . Inciden ta lly . Is Lionel Sw ard , second Btrlng fullback.
Reserves "Good"A nd w h a l do th e In d ian s have a f
te r th e f ir s t eleven. In th e line of reserves? W ell, to quote J ln u n y ag ain :
"W e h av e good rc.scrvcs."P re sto n . BJackfool a n d N am pa
coaclics w ould probably go th e " re - tlc en t" O 'B rien a step fu rth e r In th is Instance . As r m a tte r o f fac t, o fficia l lineups show th a t P o c a te llo used 38 m en In th e 'f i r s t gam e,
:1 a n d 42 in th e ir<0 In th e . th ird .
:am eoffensive In th e
, tif gol ■coach
orlal
B o w l i n g
S c h e d u l e
COM M KltCIAL I.KAtUJK (AMr.v. It uml H
l ld o t tr a m Ilitrd gr(<i haiiillcAp. T h e (Ifarci Ilstrd l« p r r in m r.)
AVrilnmduy, Oct. 10—D rll's vs./.Ip -W ay C i2 l....................................
day, .<><1. >0— SrIilK i \i,.> Milk
( iTY i.i:A (ii'» :
. o . l , 20—T. V. H our I'. l.unilK-r (14).
)«( n - l 'c r r l l i r lli i ld
PA N TH K ItS PLAY llllS K ID Sp i n 'S n u n G H . O ct. la <u.P)-Tiie
P i ll P .u i th r rs will open th e ir 1039 foo tball srn.soii .on ihc w est coiust UKaii'M U niversity of Wii.shlnKUin n rx t a e p t. 30 mill flo.se il.i iiliie- gam e hclK-diile again st P enn S la te , Nov. 25 n l a ta le Collrge, Pii,
little , a s th e veteran B ruin failed lo ilJspJay any of liLs a t ta c k —a n oIfen.slve weapon c licked six ou t o f 10 lim es li noi,'-e gam e. T he B ru ins never to.s.'«d 0 s ing le piiis in the ti l l w ith (h T igers, .so c n r l e n glim psed only tli
m iS K IK S W ORK IIA Itl)S iiA T T l.t:, Wa,sh.. Oct. 10 (UPI -
Jiinnil-- I 'he liin 's Wa.^hlnKt(nl H uskies w orkril ou t vlgcirou.sly Wedne.s- <liiy, ap im rcn tly In ten t on nn u jisel v lrtiiry w h n i Uiillfoiiila Invadr.'i Be- iiU Ir Ihl.s w eek-end. T h e Huskies Lhnwed lot.s of Biihlt.
W O ltK ON ItKVKUHKHI.O R 'A N O E T .rn , o d . in (um -
W onl ttia t C oarh H ow ard Jo n e s is tlivliiK h is hoys revrti.es. and fUiiihle iPVi-l.M'.V In big dir.es Iriikecl today fu>m lli<‘ pinc'llc'o Held w heie Ilie tm c T io jiiiis a re Im ldlng s e n r t prn i'tice fo r Htanf(ird.
Til 11)01) tlioVe w en. som r IH) l<i 'JO WDiiieii 111 Ihe eiitliT n iu ii tiv who I'Oiild ili lv r an auliiiiiolilli'. 'I'lKliiy wiimeii m nlorlM s m e e.sltiiinled a l liio re Ihm i 10.000.000.
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IttlNTKHH AITICAHHIlHAI.KM. <ii.v uif'i nc.iiv.iii,
orn WtlO vinit DirKmrn Iirw hulldlUK havn Ix-ru l>^ked i oh ip iiiftrlile lift tli« wnllv I th ry a io linked l<
s (if/lrc liil.nnk (i-otailfls for Uu' atnte'
th r HOof ills
neui MttachII pniMU- lieniliig (Hiv. c tim lr s
H. M artih -i sigimluie.
“QOAIIANTINI'.S" IMXlH r o i . i c u o m i - - Ah eiiWi-mte of
<Iog.i)|tliig, haa ivd Dr. Mlllimi O, l la iu o n , c ity iita lih illicctor, to esiiilillal) m cllywlda dog (im tran- llci he ie , wlii'ie flfi peiMiii.i have been takliiK precmillouiiiy Pnstfcur
Ho|linKbci;y Seeks S tro n g Center
PU LIJi^AN . W aah,, O d . lit lUI') CoMdh D abe ItolllnBbery called fi lig h t w orkouta tho rrm a ln d e i of the w ork today b e rau io nf (lie Im derei n an ritdon o f h>< W ttshhx« ;;i ;4ti>ii U ougarn, w ho meQl O regon iie io Nat urtlAy. J lo lllagbery aaiil he wan e« pcwlally dUft«U»fl«d w ith th e jkmi nhow lu* of c en le r raiid ldale.i. am c o n tin u ed l>U e l(o |ta lo p u r /le ou K defcm lv* lb « u y .
Idaho lOveniiiK 'I'imcs
(;K ll)C A S T iN (; (O rsT E S TI 'c ir n $ 1 .0 0 W c c k I .v I ' l i / . r
IM all (.. S|i()it« I jlllo r, lilalii. K veliln* T im es. T « ln Falls, Idaho)
(iaiiin lloU V ood I 'likn Vi>u PUk - KrnreH uiley .It Nampu
Nmiipi. KMl .
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Itn iw it nl n„ h t
111 nent In by iiiull, Ih ls IM I'liint lir por,liiiiiikrd m il la te r than n p.-iii. 'IhU indny. If liHiiiuht lo 'U iiirn D flltr. II m ust tin lie in by not la te r Ih an li p. tn. F riday.)
A ddie
City
inh ig ftttack , H orevc , tie doesith e Tw in FalU club a t
"1*0T o iiih es t (Si
ute llo lt.s tou g h rFootball games L record.% and wc ar
going to try to win each gam e a ro ines. Any i.core will su it us a
ng a s We win." O 'iJrlen sla ted . I^e^plte ttie fac t lh a l (tin Irish a n ' n e v rr saw a jin-ss to.s.ied by th w in F a lls team , lie plaiLs lo wov I i»ass ileleiise all week and wll .so a t te m p t to (li'vhe a m e a iii n (ipptng ttie Mniln sp inner jilay.s. In any event, (ho Pocatello .scpia' •K}>wawJ-(<
.’111 I Ihe mo-sl bored '
V a n d a l s L e a v e
F o r C o n t e s t
A g a i n s t U C L ABy BILL McUOH'A?^
M OSCOW . Ida.. Oct, 10 (U.Pi — P r im ed for ihe key til l on llic ir 10-
schedule, Coach Ted B ank a n d ember.s of h is grlriiron sfjimd
le f t MO.SCOW Ia.st n ig h t fo r L as .A ngeles a n d a S a tu rd ay b.iltJe w ith U . C. L. A.
News from Los A ngeles th a t Id a h o w ould be given c onsidera tion for Ihe Rose bowl—providing they e a rn - :d th e c h a n c c -g a v e added enthii*:- a-sm to « team already excited by
■ ling strc ■A ftei four-ho crlRni
.ga in st U. C. L. A. fo rm ations. B.mk sa id hi.i squad was leadv "fo r ttie to u g h c s l gnme of tli f .scnsnn," Tho r e tu rn o l UaroUl D urlm m . tu llbnck .
:ul four o the r m en kept o u t p re- lously because of In juries b ro u g h t 10 te am lo fu ll offcn.slvc sU cngU i.
P len ty of row er 1 /andal scouts reported th e B ruin.i' 1 a te am w ith p len ty of pow er a
ink of I pa.'ssl: a ttac k .W ith th a t In m ind, th e Id ah o h a s been drilled In th e pa.ss d e fea se w hich failed to w ork e ffec tiv e , ly. ag a in s t Gonzaga.
Pum 'blin?, w hich h as ham pered th # a n d a l offensive so f a j In th e »ea- >n, drew a h o t a n d som etim es p ro - xnc fire o f criticism a n d e ffo rt
fro m th e head coach.<lh (he U clans and th e V andals rh ted fa ir ly even flesplte com
p a ra tiv e scores ag a in s t th e U n l- irslty of W ashing ton . T h e U clans
d e fe a te d W ashington 13-0 a n d th a V an d a ls tied up th e score 12-13, ;om lng nu t o f th a t gam e un d e fe a t- 'd fo r th e f irs t tim e In 31 year.s of lom petlllon.
B larilng Llncnp Y esterday 's f in a l w orkout eaw
E arl O re jo ry a l th e fiiinrt**rback pa-dtJon w'JIJ) wJ)nt wn.s believed to be tlie te am w hich B ank w ould nam e to s ta r t S a turday . T lie lineup In cluded K nap and Sm ltti a t ends. Tr/.u; kowskltackle . Miu.lal ai Id Donovan asKunrils. Aschenbre n iie r a l centno ise a t le ft ha lf, ■Wilson rig h l a nd’Chrui>e a l fullback
T he team 's tra \ ■eling p la n s - r allfor a w orkout In K ezar stad litom orn jw nnd ligh t s ignal dr IllsJn Pii-siidejii. Frldii.y.
Bank renm lned rlon-com inlttal onIdaho'.s clm nres of r rtu n iliig io f nil.-.tiindhiig In Itie P iu 'ifir Const ccfo rn irc from which. Idulio w as <lr<ip .ped wll:ti M ontana when th e roiii id -rob in f-ystem was artojiled.
r,pecta to rs leiive Ih rir w•at". O 'B rien ,ft fo rinei- lliilverslly ol IdalK I a lh -leto, II,lw,ivs plays a wh le-oiiri i styleof IiMJlbull m id Ills n rc , c-nlnllc)utway s Inn for Itie looki v h e th -r r wl ini|iiK or 10',lug. He hi id re -iiiarkiiit)l.> surc^ss will 1 Ihe w lile-oiK-ii Mvle while ling a'1 K el-loKK 1'ind HI. Anlhmiy, b u t la IlCil (0pniilu ce niiich a l rih-r. ilowe ver. Inh is fi:iv.t vi-ar a t I’ocat.rlln, ti.• givesyou t he following iei'<iird of th reegaUHVi
PlH'lii1<-ll() Wi, niai'kfiK il 11.P(K-,iiteiii, :i:-, iM 'ston (1.P[.Cxte llo 111, N am pa 0.'H ie liidliiiis have •d III
toiirliiilown-i 10 oiir- for Ihe 1ippilM-(Ion n>ii<t inaile Cl f irst down-1 1(1 i:ifo r 11le ttiieP oiiposliig srhools.
(;itii1 ttn- Twill Falls Ilru ln s slopttieiir.• T h e answ er will1 l>e gl veil a l
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S T A R T H E A T R E- J r t Ih . AK-lM. r*»(« C-.1
UolD|iaMENIOU-N(il SPARKS ChailleRUGCUS-Uiu MERKEL Ktnny BAKER • ImFROMAN
llminyWAlUNGTON Dayld BROIKMAN'S Dicliestn
TEXACO STAR CHORUSDramaMt iliiXti b fHi*
MAX REINHARDT [
^VedneBdaj-, Octolier 19. 19»« IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO PageN ln j fS
A Classified Ad for a Few Cents ^ells Dollars Worth of MerchandiseW A NT AD RATES
BO A RD »nd room. 120 6 th Av(
RATES P B a LIN E P E R D A fiS l i d»y». p«r Hoe p tr d*y------- I*cT hree d » j i . p e r llna perO ne dmy, p e r lin e -------------------i« e
33 1 /3 Discount Kor Cash
C oih d iscoun t allowed II adver- tU e m fn t Is pa id to r w ith in leven
^ days o l f irs t Insertion .' ' ‘ no cUsBlfled ad ta k en for le ii
th a n 60c, Including d isc o u n t L ine o t c lass lllcd advertising com pu ted on basis ot five medium* le n g th w ords per line.
IN T W IN FALLS PH O N E 32 or 38 FO R ADTAKER
IN BUHL Leave Ads n t V a rn ey s Candy S tore
COM PLETE COVERAGE r A T ONE COST
BOARD AND ROOMRM . a n d Bd. 915 2nd Ave. N.
FOR REN T— ROOMSRM . n ex t U th . Pum ace. 320 7tli E.
RM , n ex t b a th . 444 3rd Ave. E.
2 RM S. Fireplace, a ir cond. Ph. 1953.
N IC E room , close In. $3.00 week, O arage . i( dealred. &0l M ain E.
APARTM ENTS FOR RENTPU RN, a p t 3J4 M ain N.
PU R N . ap ta . T he O xford Apta.
JU ST A M E R E In n . Ph . 450. O asis 971
PERSONA LS a ROOM fu m . Buiigalow Apt. 2nd E.
G E T y o u r "N o H un tin g " algns » t ilie T lm es-N cw s offlcc.
NEW . M odem . Very nice. Suburb- ApU. P h , 0334J2.
O LD Iur.5 m ade to look new. R e m odeling, cleaning, glazing. P rices rc3£onable. Id a Wood 4 « 4 th No.'
CLEAN, nicely fu m . 2-room 81ms Apts. 330 2nd Ave. N,
tlC E N S E D au ctio n eer, 20 yrs. exp. W rite 219 Shoshone So. P h . 1813 T w in Palis . J . E . M oon. _
ON ACCOUNT of bereavem en t of \N orthvlew resid en t, th e B uhl- N orthvlcw G ran g e m eeting h a s been cancelled . H. V. M iller.
4 ROOM film . a p t. m odern excrp t h e a t. P riv a te b a th . O arag e . 1151 9 th Ave. East.
CATCH LA RG E TRO U T Young, fa t. good figh te rs. K
to 2 lbs. 25c each.NO LICEN SE REQ U IR ED
C lear L akes T ro u t H atchcry
STEAM BATHSMASSAGE. 114 M ain No. Ph . 110-R.
E LEC . C A BIN ET BATHSMASSAGE. 323 Bho. Ho. P h . 108-W.
H EA LTH FOODSLA ND IS H ealU i Food S tore . W e will
nil your, d ie t lis t. 323 8ho. No,
BEAUTY SHOPSCRAW FO RD B eau ty Salon. O il
p erm an en t^ $1.50 up . 112 M ain S. P h . 1674.
IDA H O B a rb er Ss B eau ty S hop—»4 a n d (5 o il p e rm an en ts, 2 ta r 1. $2.90 natur& l fo r •l.SO. P h . 424.
BEA U TY A RTS ACADEMY O il P e rm a n e n ts aa low a« 11.00.
Ju n io r S tu d en t work free. P h . 30S. 135 M ain W est.
¥ Ine f in g er w aves. O il sham poo a n d U nger wave 60c. E venings by ap- p o ln tm en t. Ph o n e 382.
B U SIN ESS OPPORTUNITY
H o l d E v e r y t h i n g !
FOR RENT— HOUSES
4 RM . M od. duplex. F u rn ace , elec. stove, refrlg . 135. J , E . W hite.
5-RO O M mod. well fu rn . house. A pply 544 5 th Ave. No.
FOR R EN T MiscellaneousOA RA GE. 730 2nd Ave. N .
FOR S A L E - MISCELLANEOUS
240 B R EED IN G ewes, on easy term s. M ary A lice P ark .
F O R SALE—Mure-sco, brushc.^ loaned free. K rengel's H ardw are.
SA C KSI Sacksl A m illion eackn. See Id ah o J u n k House fo r best prices.
1 T E N T, b eet bed, F o rd body, wheel tra ile r. P h . 872 o r call a t A uto M art.
F O R S A L E -B la c k a n d galvanised pipe, pipe fittin g s, a n d b rass valves. K ren g el's Hdw.
ELEC TRIC fence. 6 m akes and 30 modeLi to select from . 313 ShO' slione No.
SER VICE htivtlon a n d groccry store for sale. $150 will hnndlc . So, end M nln. Buhl. Ida.
FO R SALK; P(»I ha ll, luncli room a n d hotel, Gfxxl equipm ent. W rite Dox 26, N ews-Tlm es.
M U ST hd l w ith in 30 days: L unch. ' b re r a n d n ird room. Hmall over-
h ra d , liKi. llB M lton H otel. Ja k e Hohhunl.
FO R H A l.K -C iib lii n u n p . Kioorry iitJ)r<‘, KiirriKC, living q uarte rs , »<‘rv- Icp n tatlnn . O n highw ay 30. Good te rm r IMi. 410, Tw in Falla,
FO R HALIC—O. K , T iro Hliop w ith rlec trlo wcidhiK »nd wagon »hop. Clood biwlne.M anil goml lo'vn, No te rni.r R u jiert, Idaho.
■ i r o i t BALB; Bervlr« n u tlo n on hTgii- way 30, In R upert, I>ilii(i good liUfllncM. Am forccd to ’^p|l Ik'- raiw o of til hcHlth. $1100 will hixu- d lr. W rito Hox 10. Nows-TUnes.
“ M ALE ‘h e l p W ANTED '
i
WAN’n c i} - 4 nii-n w ith cars, free to trnv rl, cxiK-rlrnro u n n '‘CCMtiry: niu,-<t l)n (ivrr 2H yrn. of iige,Jiikn I.D w n frntii (1:30 to a o'clock J). in, nl Kftjiin'fi ( 'uh ln Cntnp. Inq, In ofllrft.
H E l.P W ANTED M A l.E AND FEM A LE
$30 WKKK, (irow iniWhrcKiins, C e lla r, itlu'd. Wn liiiy 30o lb. Free hook, W illr MiinhrtKmiii, 201D Hci'iiud, nrtiltlr., Wil,
F EM A l.E H E l.P W ANTEDW AN TM ): MliIclir-iiKnl hoiiM 'krrp-
Jiili. Ilox News-
W ANTKI): U d y f<ir hciini-krrpliiu. n .rp of lw(j c lilld in i, Hnf, ir<|iilr- eil. i 'l l . Ot).
llo)
lioiiankrniwtr w anlwl (m mniil h. Hiivn no rh ih lin i . Wrlt< 23. Nrwn-'l'lin*-H,
h it !IATIONH W A NXi!I)
r.'X l’BH lEN O SU r rrw wiuita heel ' Imiillng a n d topping. Ph. 04tta-I{4,
FARM IM P L E M im rslO-TNCII W.' W. H am m nriiilli w iiii
riBval/ir. $l(HI, Lloyd Hill, Filer, I 'h ,
(iH AM l'K JN mill I 'ligh iKilato d l( -mill irpHli.i r o ta lo ripvaioiii
Jiir r.alo or. in i l . Kimle tnipply Co
A NEW supply of "No H un tin g ’ «l«ns ready now a t th e Tlmc.v News offlcc.
FRUITS and VEG ETA B LESFOR SALE—Sw eet ap p le c ider. Id a
ho Vinegar & C ider Co.
M cINTOSH cooking ap p les. F . T . W onacott. K im berly , .Ida.
D ELICIOUS. Romc.s, Jo n a tlia n s and o lh rr varletlM , No. 1 E. of W isliliig ion scliool. W illiam Rude.
STAMENS, Rortics a n d D elicious ap- plps, \ ml, W, So. P a rk . Ph. 0389-Jl.
MONKY inuklinj p rices for truckers a t Flclcl'.s apple o rch a rd . Delicious movlnR. 5 ml. So.. E, city.
APPLES — Rom es, Jo n a U ian s hii- D pllrloin. 35c, Y ou pick. Fred Hnggnrdt, 1 ml. So. of So. Park,
JONATHAN, Y ork, a n d W inter iii.ina npi)lc.s. Fl.sher O rchard . . ml. s . o! c a s t end of M ain,
LOST AND FOUNDL O b-r-B lllfo !d c o n ta in in g bllU and
papers. R ew ard . P h o n e 551.
LOST—R ed I rish se lle r. Answ ew to nam e of Sandy . H, A. O , tAtooed In ear. P h . 0391-RU . Reward.
L O ST: 6 mos. o ld ta n and w hite bobtail vCollle pupple . Rew ard. Call 0292-J12.
W ILL person ta k in g brown check overcoat from C ourtesy club by m istake S a tu rd a y n ig h t p lease re tu rn It to club.
LOST—B lack L ab ra d o r dog. Yellow eyes, nam e on co llar—" B a rt Sp illm a n " C all O ray s Service. Buhl. Reward.
Time Tables
GOOD apples for e a r ly use, 10c .to 50c a box. Hlalop O rchards, 6 ml. S, E. of city.
JO N A T IIA ^ ^ ”'Rome B -a u tlcs . d T- llcloius t n d W lncsaiM, i n m l. E, of Tw in on K im berly road . -D . B. Vosburi?.
ficheditit of P iM enirr T rtln i and Motor SufM t> u (ln | Tbrough Twinruu:
OREGON 8IIOIIT LINE Eaitbound
TVtin 3M leavet----------- ------a:tO a............. ... i : i i p.
tvciioouaa. ...1 563 1........ ........................
WELL8 BRANCU aoulb&ound
> m le a m ......... .......... ..NorthbeuDd
I 3<0 a rrlv e i.................... 1:00 p, rUNION PACIFIC STAOkB
EastboundM ............................... - ...... I0 :« t , IM ........................... ....... .,,10:53 a r
t lOHJ a, nD ELIC IO U S. J o n a th a n a n d Rom e
apples, a ll grades, 2 m l. E . 2'.ii So.. Kim berly. A lbert B ren t, form erly H>-de'g.
L t«v« titaCM a rrlf in i a
m «n<l 10:30 p........ . . .wrndell and OoodlDg; o th in t ■lid Iliicrm an,
WMtboUDd
HAY a n d .straw. P hone 0197-J4.
SH O T G U N S of any descrip tion . Also te n ts . 248 M ain So.
S P O T cash paid fo r used stoves and lu m l tu r c . PhoQO 6. U ous 'c . .
W AN TED —T o lca.se o r buy good ran c h closc to highw ay, good bu lld - lng.5. e lec tricity , lactllU es for h a n d lin g some Eheep. P re fe r w ith som e d ry la n d or availab le d r j ronge. Box 20, N ew s-Tlm es.
W A NTED TO REN TFA C TO R Y em ploy w a n ti house In
coun try . H elp w ith chores. 414 0 th E.
R EA L ESTA TE FO R SALE•Wnrr w ea the r m akes slick tire s dou
blv danijerous. R e trea d y o u r tire s and liave h a lf, ST U A R T M O R R ISON. T ruck L ane.
ALL klnd.1 nf R c-C ond ltloned Urea a t a m in im um coat. H ava y o u r sm ooth tire s re-ca p p ed a n d w e will save you money.
RE-C A PPE D T IR E S . Inc .1S5 So.
FOR SALE OR T R A D E$6000 equity In Im proved IBO A. So.
o t B uh l on paved h ighw ay. B al. federa l loan for 40 o r BO. P . O . Box 344. K im berly.
FO R SALE a t a b a rg a in 40 A I 'i - So. K im berly . W ill be h e ro lo r »
few days. Call K im berly 23J3.
CONVA LESCENT CARE;, 323 Sho. No. P h . 108-W.
Business and Professional
DIRECTORYB u i l d i n g C o n t r a c t i n g
G RA IN bags of a ll kind-i. Dlnnkct.i, qiillLt. shoos, k itchen Hlnk-s r tc , Id ah o Ju n k H ouse. 152 2nd Ave.
AU TO doo r 8laa.s, w lnd-.hleld. iind w indow Bta-w, Bring you r sasti In. No c harge for se tting . Phone 5. Moon's.
F O R SA LE cheap—u.w l w hea t busts. G ood for field work, pouitoc.i find onions. 4c. Id ah o Sales Co.. K im berly.
HIIUU SH O T elertrlc fenoc rlia rn - e rs. Sa tis fac tion gua ran teed . Ask th e m an who own.i one. A. C. 110 c harger, $3,60. n a tte ry chaiK 'T . •7JiO le u battery , l i t . 3, Homo Servlco S ta tio n . 1 ml. W, of r lty .
IIOIISLH, any age, one span inulc^, J seU of harness, l new P. ^ O, 2-way plow, ime heating stove, one I'ook Move, onr e lectric rnnKe. Cl. I), M cCliiimlinn, H ml. iC.. 1 U. J e r -
IIIIKI':!' p.i;.tm c wllh Kiidn. liiiy, n lirltcr, wiitor, K'»>d fern rvi.F u ll line fiiriit nm rhlni-iy ,A-1 Je rsey town cow, f ren lim mxiii New loO'.;. pure wool hatt/i Iilcul V rclo I'liniliilliiK heiili-r.J a p Uli'fl poiH'orn, 4 II). HI. l>(lr, H, I., C la ik , riMl Main Wr»l,
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IIKIHIEMT prli-ea paid for your U i chlrkeiin nnd luikeyii. liidouend - e n t M eat Coiiipniiy.
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T w in F a lL iT Jim ber Com pany. Com ple te lines lum ber, builder's h a rd w are. pa in ts , cem ent, planter.
C h i l d r e n * ^ N u r a e r u
Kiddle,'* C ountry Club, Ph, 038G-J1.
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C y c l e r y
D i n n e r P a r t i e s , T e a n
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E l e c t r i c a l C o n t r a c t s
I, W. Hcnith llonin Klectrlo, 'J5 yn exp. In Tw in Kulln vicinity. Hlioi) n t 23,% nnrrl;.on , Phoiin 031-J.
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Wc specialize In m im eograph p r in ting, AUKERMAN L E T T E R S H O P , F idelity Bank Bldg. Phone 418,
' P a i n t i n g - D e c o r a t i n g
E. U S h U fe r . Phone 1295.J.
1301 E lev en th Ave. 'Zatl. P h . 578-J.
P h o t o g r a p h e r a
M onh io ii BUiellu. Wc fUiiko th e orlg- Imtl Hollywood p ic tures one-liaU
.doz, for SOc. 120 T h ird Ave. No.
P i a n o T u n i n g
E n ir s t W ennatrom , fac tory exjx enced. P h . 12711-W, iloNldcncc M nln We.st.
P l u m b i n g - H e a t i n g
I'lu in lilng Jot) work our h|H'«lally P h o n e 2111. Homo 4U w «''lng and n c iitln g Co,
P o t a t o v Ha i t i :n t 1o n
PO TA TO (lltOW KUMI We a : r In 111.' iim rket f<ir poh.iner
iind hnv r u llin lird u inuun t o( ;4(>i UKo bo th llidil and C prrv l>lion> M ther A lla n tlf Conm i. C o , Iliilil gi 'J-wIn Falln.
A n .A N T IO (JOMMlHMKlN CO.
P r o d u c e
P u b l i c S t e n o g r a p h e r
m W D o ris M cDonidd. P rr fl iir llu l. I 'h o iir ■Ifln-.l <-vrnlnn'
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All m akM n id los n 'lia licd i>ml M-r' l.'ed. F ac to ry R a d io / in vli r 1‘Iidi 204. 120 tHeonnd Ni
K a t a t e - iI n a u r m c e .
LO T on W aln u t S t. E xcellen t location. $300. Inq . 1343 7 th E.
F I N E ^ o d . hom e A-1 loc. P riced to sell $800 cn.sh, Bal, $25 mo. F . H. F ra n k lin , llO '.j S ho W. P h . 1032-M.
40 A. TRA CT, $2600., G ood land, som e Imp, O n o il road ml. from Bliss school. E. S. Ju d d , J r . , Bliss, Id aho . ;
120 A., 8 ml, ,S. W, G ooding , on m ain graveled road . 1 m l- from school, well Imp,, good bldgs., a n d alio. D eep well a n d w indm ill. All fenced . Be*t buy on tr a c t o t $60 p e r acre. O lenp R. B arker.:430 Col' o rad o S t.. G ooding, Idaho .
90 A CR E S 5 m iles so u th H ansen, well Im proved. 58 ocre.H, 7 miles so u th e a s t T w in FalLs. 40 acres, 6 m iles n o r th Je rom e. All the above fa rm s a re priced for quick sale a n d c an be ha n d led on reasonable dow n paym en t. F o r fu r th e r details inqu ire W, G ra n t K llboum e,O, Box 251 or phone 0380J-1.
G O O D BU Y S IN REA L ESTA Ti;40 acrc« n e a r T w in Falls , Good
4 room hou.se. e lec tric ligh ts, deep well a n d rb te r n . L argo chlckcn houi'o, f ru i t a n d berries. School bun. $0500, ’v ltli te rm s tin d ponsea- sloii.
40 a cres good land , sm all Im- provement^i, elec tric ligh ts, g iav rl road. HansL-n dU trlct. O nly 14000. tl.'iOO cn.sli, 10 y rar.i on bulaiicni ' . ; .
100 acre «tock la n c h nil iiiuler cu ltlva tid ii. G ood n ioden i hou»r and d a iry b a rn w ith w ater Bvntern »nil e lo c trlr lty . P riced ilu h t at 1110 pe r acre. G ood leriiiN.
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8T 0R A (JEPO TA TO a to ra a e -M e ln l rover over
ill rl roof. D ry and Irosl prtiaf I'l'lcfls rcasonuble . I’h , 0;::i<.l. Moo- ver's Sorvlce H ta llon , i:. M ain Ht,
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D i s p e l l i n g t h e F o gB r CHARLES M ICU E L 80N rif les th e ex-
D irec to r o t Fabllclly , Dcm ocratle N ational Com m ittee
H ave you ever no ticed th a t, ac cord ing to th e ■
S E P M E R l lSeventeen lives w ere sacrificed a n d
77 persona In ju red In som e of th e mo.st unuitual B ccldents upo n th e Idaho hlghw ay.i d u r in g th e m o n th o( S ep tem ber to b r in g th e to ll to tiiree m ore th a n d u r in g th e sam e m on th Jn th e p rev ious year.
T licse f igu res w ere given to th e Evening T im e s by E . T . Spcncer, d irec tor of th e S a fe ty E duca tion bureou of th e L aw E nfo rc em e n t d e p a rtm en t lit Boise, w ho sa id : ''T h e pa rade of d e a th s fo r th e m o n th s ta r ted over th e th re e days w hich com iirlscd tlie L abo r day holiday th a t took seven lives, T lio average fo r th e first n ine d a y s w as n ine d oa tk s,’’
T liice persons m e t d e a th in 'tw o fa ta l m otor vehicle collisions dur ing tho m on th , w h ile I n '2 5 noiv collision crimhcs, w hlc ii w as p rin ' r lp a liy In drlv ihg o ff th e road , seven persons were killed a n d 120 In jured . In 40 n o n -fa la l collisions, 60 were In ju r td . T liree t r a in -a u to accldenta took one d eatli In e ac h , b rlnR lng th e n in e -m o n th s ' t r a in -a u to to ta l to 11 dead . Fou r p rd e« tr la iis w ere killed and th re e In jured.
lnntt<^illve d r iv e rs of 24 ra n w en t o ff tlie road k illing rnlx |>e>' Hona a n d In ju ring n in e . E xceeding tlin speed lim it I'aiiited 18 crasiiei ond d iu n k f ii d r iv e rs wrecke<l l: cars, T lic iion-fatA l a cc iden ts J<v S ep tem b er Incliidert a bicycle, i linrne-<lrawn vehicle, a n d hittliiK fix- ed objcclji. aucli aa b ridge abu t m ents, rorlm or trees.
p reach ed by th e m inority party apokeam en. U som eth ing Is done by a R epublican i t Is a praisew orthy., p a trio tic , effective an d e ffic ien t pe rfo rm ance. b u t If th e sam e th in g la d o n e u n der D em ocratic auspices I t Is subversive, destructive of A m erican in st itu tio n s and an un fa iling index o f P re sid e n t Roosevelt’s desire to a t ta in d ic ta to ria l pow ers ^ v e r our governm ent?
UooTcr M ourni recen t speech. P residen t
H oover does a lot of m ourn ing and b em oaning over his successor's p lac in g a la rgo num ber of governm ent e m ployes m ider civil service. T he P f jo a ttitu d e In regard to th is is th a t I t la in tended m erely to pet- p e tu at« D em ocrats In office.
T o use th e language o l- 'S en a to r V andenberg , U was a "po litica l coup d 'e ta t In th e nam e of civil aervlc«" a n d th e Ram speck bill providing civ il service reform could m ore a c cu ra te ly be term ed a "bill to provide easy chairs fo r life fo r deserving dem ocrats.”
Now, If th e policy of ex lendlng c ivil service, w hich Is so stren u o u sly voiced by S enator V andenberg . by M r. H oover, and by a ll th e .o th e r c an d id a tes fo r th e R epublican p resid e n tia l nom ln tlon In 1B40 m eans a n y th in g , they should app laud r a th e r th a n deprecate the p rese n t moves i n th a t d irection. Obviously, tho change In th e civil service law s m u s t be m ade under som e a d m in - U tra tlon , e ith e r D em ocratic o r R epublican . Obviously, u n d e r e i th e r of th e se a dm in istra tions th e Jobholde rs will be more num erously m em bers of tlie pa rty In pow er th a n of th e p a rty ou t of pow er. So how Is th e reform to be in stttu le d w ithou t tem porarily a t least favo ring one side or th e otlieV?
I t W as D ltte ren t T hen M r. H oover had fou r y ro ra In
.w h ich to t f f « t the changM he now advocates so ordently . Ho d idn ’t do a n y th in g m uch abou t th e civil se rvice u n til a fte r th e jw rten ta of th e P residen tia l election In 1932 to ld h im th a t h is own te n n of office woultl te n n ln a to on M arch fo u rth of tho n e x t year. He d id In 1032 cover in to civil service a ll of th o posts In th e b u reau of foreign a n d dom estic com m erce. w hich h a d been ex em pt from co m petitive exam ination . T h ree or lo u r hund red deserving Republicans th e sa larie s runn ing u p aa h igh $7^00 a year, w ere th u s ta k e n ci of.
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Icrest. I,uw est rn to In hlnloiv ' 20 to 34 y rs . R ni. 14 Uaiik fit 'I 'luai illitg.
U )A N B a t low in te rM t ratcn on FAHMH. M OOEHN HOMKM and hmldn m m iN K M tl l*l«}|> l':icnKH f io m p t u .'tlnn , T ir d P. Muirx Ilox 208, l-w lii Falls. P h l'J7».
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M IHt'ELLANKOlIHn U N l-IN G pe in ill* , M ary A lhn i‘k
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2 klt<'l>riin. 3 uniaurA. Vt ur.i'U iiablo. P h o n a B53-W.
Ju-it a m on th before he re linqu ish ed h is office. P residen t H oover d is covered th a t a la rge num ber of people in th e dep artm e n t o f Justice, ru n n in g from laborers a n d m easeng- c rs up to exam iners a n d o th e r h igh past^. h a d no t.been su b je c t to com pe titive exam ina tion a n d h e therC ' upon Issued an executive o rd e r p u t tin g a ll o f t h e u .ln lo 'ClvU service. F o r e ig h t V ^ra prev ious to th is tim e, th e clvlK.servlco com m ission w as ask ing p e w ttten tly fo r tho changes.
D uring e ll h is te rm as secretary of com m erce, h e h a d te e n obvious to th e p leas from tli& .rlvll service com m ission a s (o h is ow n subordin a tes In h is departm en t. H s only roallied how necessary to Uifl cam e of good governm ent th is w as w hen D oinorrotk ' ^urce.islon to contro l of th e govenim ent was Im m inent,
H e's HorrifiedAnolliel- o f th e Inciden ts of th e
Roonevelt adm in istra tion t l ia t hor-
th a t they ag reed w ith th e P re s id e n t In reg a rd to c e rta in D em ocrtU a candidacies. Now. I Ju s t w onder If any of th e officeholders u n d e r P re s id e n t H oover ever exp ressed a g re e - m e n t w ith th e ir c h ie f s p o litica l ’ op in ions, I t seem s to m o t h a t P o a t- m oster G enera l Brown, S e c re ta r r o f A griculture H yde. S ec re tary o f W a r H urley a n d unnum bered o th a n o f th e H oover regim e, n o t on ly parU cl* pa ted actively In po litics b u t v e r* con.^plcuoa^ figures in th e RepubU* c an n a tio n a l convention of 1932 th a t renom inated H erbert H oover fo r th * presidency.
M oney Angle O ne more source of d l s t re u to th e
e x -P reslden t is th a t some c orpora tion otriclala aided th e D em ocraU e n a tio n a l com tnlttee in d lsc lu rg ln c I t s ' cam paign debU . A ccording to th e rep o r t filed w ith congreas th e re w a ll '' expended for th e cam pa ign o f M r. H oover In 1032—w hen nearly every - body w as broke — m ore th a n tw o m illion dollars. Does anybody be llara th is am oun t, o r any considerable p a r t o f It w as given by people o u t o f w ork or by thoso w ho h a d to save e re ty penny possible du ring th e b itte r day* o l th e H oover pan ic?
In 1036, a fte r R oosevelt h a d b ro ug h t m ost of b ig business ba ck to a d iv idend pay ing baals. m oney — - e sa le r to ge t a n d th e R e p u b ll- <
I sp e n t m ore th a n e ig h t tniiiint^ dollars In th e futUe e ffo rt to de« fea t R oosevelfs re-elecUon. T h is w aa $3,000,000 m ore th a n th e D em ocrats spen t. I suppose we a re expected to believe th a t e igh t m illion cam e fro m folks on th e relief rolls. I t m ay b« recalled t l i a t pracUcally th e w hola of th e R epublican c a m p a tc n - f iin d in M aine wa< con trib u ted by h a lf » dozen L ibe rty le a g u e n of th e h igh '- e st (financl.-il> rank .
na llo w ed Coin No doubt m oney fu rn ish ed fo r M r.
H oover's p a rty Is hSSlowed co la , Ilka w h at goes In to th e c o n trib u tio n bo* a t church , b u t m oney fro m a n y source supp lied to th e D em ocrat* bears th e m a rk of S a ta n . T h e e x - P residen t, w h o obviously w ould Ilk* to e lim ina te th e "ex ." Is s tro n g fo r m oraU ty th e se days. I n a o iw er t* th e r a th e r p la in tiv e ap p ea l th a t th * R ep iib llctn spokesm an chould b* specific In th e ir objectlona to th » R oosevelt policies, or, to p u t i t m ora b lun tly , a u to w h ich of th e Hew " D eal en ac tm en ts th e y w ould repeal. h e re p U e d : . ‘
T h a t m orals shou ld be m ta b lla h e d as th e f irs t ob jectives o f so rem m M it. T h a t every governm en ta l ap pein t«« du rin g th e p a s t s ix y e a n be r e qu ired to ta k e tn e r l t exom lnationa open to a n y com petito r. Blx years , you notice, n o t 10. w h ich w ould e m brace those app o in ted by M r. H oore r.
" In conclusion,” sa id M r. H oorer. "m ay 1 say a g a in t h a t th e fo u n ta in s of Justice a lone sp r in g fro m t r u th and honesty."
T o th is p ronoK ncw »«nt. In W hich every d ecen t pe rson m u s t Join, h e ad d ed : "TTiere Is a m o ral purpose lo th e tiQlverse."
W ho Is th e re sb base In under* s ta n d in g aa to cav il a t th e d e fin iU -
.and exp llcitness o f th e ex*P residen t's sum m ary o f w h a t th e R«* pub lican policy is?
U sed to house a n n u a l c o m fes tivals. th e C orn P a la ce o f M itchell, a . D., Is deco ra ted e n tire ly w ith
and gr» ln s o f d iffe ren t ooN . T h e "palace" co st «2TS.000 to
build, and Its a n n u a l redeco ratlon cosU 110,000.
1 9 T H C E N T U R Y A U T H O R 1
M E R C i R T SA W L E F F E C l
Mm. Jin io Mmllii. EviiiisUm, III, m ill iiiitlrinnl sp<-ak«r on nlcoliollnni fur lh<i W. O. T , U „ yrslen lB y «p- |wnro<i before n Jo in t ftciulfni of tlir T w in F a lls h igh school blolouy rlnsM<ii la u iih l iiy Har<ihl r ic h e r itn<l M hs H olea M liilrr.
M ib. Hiiiltli n»H-<l ns iir r lonic'. J’hysicnl KKciiU of All
lllip h I I lioiJo seph I^lftkr. d ln t i l r t p ieslden i
of tho W. V. T , li.T h e fp e sk c r o b la in ed inT tr a in
ing n l II nj»-< lttl /M'lDlniir <on<liu:t<^l III Kvaimloii. H I. In ro n n rr t lo n wliii N orlliw pstrrii iin iv ri'n lly , on nlinlinl riluc iillon .
A fier a p pen rlng n t th e ni'liools In T w in Falls . Aim will g<> to KlnitX'i - ly. H ansen n iul M iirta n u h und H im on ti) P o fa le llo . S h e spoke HiincUv n l MrlliO(tl/il nm l K iln u ls ’ I’horrlii'n In llolhc itiid <>11 ru itle a t (li>o<llnt< nnd .In o n ir .
A ddllloiial w ork an a l««'Uuri wufi s N u r e d / ^ M l" , H nilth a t llm im- tlouul W. O. T . U , .'< ruvrlillui.s In Miiaklioliii a n d 'roroiit^i.
H ero H e I n!F U ltT ItOHtS, O alK, lUri—DUigo-
iifs In l ih se a rch fo r a n iio n rst nimi inlnmtii n g r rd l (rppnrtu iilty iiy i '" ' Ixiliig iirre , 'ITie (M-raslon wii/i llii' le lii in of Jo iiii U tockoK lu pay Uiirk w llh in ie r e i t n $A loun m ade h im l>v l''raitk ThoiiiHS 4H yvHrn agu. Tiionm* had forK olten tlie Itwn.
noUY IDKNTiriKl)jio if l ic . Ida ,, O c t . IP (UW -Tli
iioily of a m a n fo und yoaterday on Union Pnclflo r a il ro a d bridge n e a r listfl w aa Id en lK ltd today a s th a t o f lA r rn to O a rm e n d |a , 00, a slieeji- ho lde r. He a p p a re n tly h a d walked in to ilift p a th of a p a /w n g r r iraiii,
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IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Wednesday, Oetober 19, 10S8
M E X I C O H I D E S ^ F A C T S O N G O y E R N M E N T O I L V E N T U R E
F O B N W E SARE HELD y P AS
M E S E C i l SB7 W ILLIAM H . LANDER
M EX ICO CITY . O ct. 19 W .B -T hc ’ r ftdnUulstrftUon o i
th e form er foreign o il com panies h fts been ope ra ting fo r seven m onU u now and c o n trad ic to ry versloa? a re c u rren t as to how th e new "M exican l»etroIeum" (Petroleos M exlcanos, P O d E X ) Is ge tting a long.
Some s a ; th e oil buxlness U success, th a t th e w orkers a re happy and en thusia stic , a n d th a t Mexico WUl m ake a go of it . O th e rs say th e re Is m uch d issa tisfaction u n der the su rface am ong w orkers a n d th a t It Is only a question o f tim e before th e veU s, refineries, a n d every th ing else VUl be ru ined , a n d th e n th e governm e n t wUJ beg th e com panies to take tb e lr properties back.
Visits to th e o il fields now a re s< restric ted th a t lltUe f i r s t h a n d In fo rm ation can be obU lned . L abor unlOQ passes- a re necessary before go|i)g the re , a n d these a re restric ted to know n labor sym path izers. L abor delegates from Various coun tries Who a ttended th e S ep tem ber ]abor congresses here w ere given a rap id a irp lan e visit to P o u R ica, and a ll cam e o u t eulogizing th e "progress" t h a t h a s been achieved since th e ■ corporations w ere exp rop ria t e d ^ M arch 18,1938.
Foreign Bales “ Secrcl’' S ta tis tic s o f fo reign sales a re con
sidered “ trade secrets.” a« the PE U C X is f igh ting a b a ttle again st th e Royal D utch a h e l l and the S ta n d a rd O il com pany o f New J e r sey . T hese two com panies form erly contro lled th e bulk o f th e M exican petroletm i'buslness.
L e f t w ith hard ly-an jt tankers , c u stom ers, o r established m ark e ts , the 1>EUEX h a s m ade some b a rte r deals w ith O ennany a n d th e S c andinav ian
— countries, and. also n u d e som e sales to ’r tx a s . J a p an , I ta ly , U ruguay a n d o th e r countries. T h ere w as some ta lk of Mexico selling o il to th e C h ilean n a ty , b u t experts consider i t u ^ a deal o u t o f th e QUesUon prl* a ia r lly because of lack of tankers ,
~ “ M id se tofldatlly because o f th e added expense of P a n a m a C anal tolls wh ic h w ould be requ ired .
------- w t h r t l i n a b e ln g .'i t is a p p a re n tM exico m u s t look lo r i t s clien tele on th e A tlan tic , as a ll o f its o il a n d Teflneriea are on th e O u lf o f M exico. O onsbnK tlon o f a p ipeline across th e Is th m u s of T ehuan tepec h a s been d ream ed of ever since th e open ing of th e P a n a m a C anal, b u t I t is r considered o u t o f th e question. U e x k o Is In th e m id s t o f a serious depression and is n o t likely to be «b le to ge t th e n e ce asa iy .fu n d s to n n a n c e such a p ro jec t, f o r th a t
. reason , hopes of selling oil to J a p a n . Chile a n d o the r Pacific coun tries are f a in t .
. H igher W ages P a idRegardless of how m u c h o r how
U ttie M exican oU is sold ab road , the PEMS3C ea rn s enough fro m in te rn a l s a les to pay w ages of iU 18,000 em ployes. fV rthe rm ore . th e wage bill U now abou t t t . 000.000 a y e a r bigger t h a n I t w as before exp ropria tion , bu t t h e wage ^ l e is now here n e a r Uie one w hich th e com panies refused to p u t in to effec t In M arch .
T he M exican hom e consum ption n p iw e n t s abou t iO per c e n t o f th e e n tire ' norm al business. W h a t Is ta k e n In In M exico pays th e ex- pensea ; w h a t is sold a b road is a
roflt. T he PEM BX declares th a t s In te rn a l sales have been o n th e
' Increase; th a t th « to ta l M ies o f gasoline , k enuene , lub rican ts , a n d o th e r pe tro leum by -products fo r April, M ay, Ju n e and Ju ly , 1938. to ta led 60,fiai.U l pesos com pared wlUi 48.- SU,BM In the sam e m o n th s o f 18S7, W hen th e business belongeU to foreigners. -(A peso Is c u r« n tly a t • b o u t J I J .
AU filling staU ons a re now know n a s PCM EX sU U ons, a n d a re pa in ted w ith th e n a tional c o lo rs -re d , w hite a n d green.
P u b U cF o r u m
JU U Q B QUOTES LAW ON riiE A U A N T CAHK
X dllor. Evening Tlm ea;I do n o t care to e n te r Into a legal
• rg u m eiit w ith Mr, Bqulren or hU legal In lo rm an t bu t for UU inJor- o ia tlo n and for anyone w ho Is Inte re sted tn Uie gsinn laws o f Oils a ta te , 1 wish lo quotn th e lotlowlng • ta tu te s of thiA ntat« iinder w hich I
■ proceeded in reg srd to th e case of
D ?r^ee°* «n<l^ i l s is llio jicnally fur u iiU w ful
BecUon 3 0 - l l u pnivlclr). ............WWs: Any |>erson or pernonn who ■hall wUfully violate tl>e i.rovlnlnnn
; Of th e preceding w vtlon nlmll be fUlitjr o f a m lsdciuniiuir anil miUJocI t o a f ine of n o t J m iJm» o r m ore th a n H oo w iirn mit n iw s o n Is O W Ifl years of imr. W h m im d rr 1 « 'y e a rs of age they Mmll txi >ub- le c t to such punU hm ent ag r.liall be
. . . in f la te d upon tlwn» by Ui« local Jy- JutU ce, u robate or Juvenile .loin t,
a W s -it (h« (H-tfo«lure rvgar<l(ng dW O sal of Uie Bsme:
. t e U o n Sft.iiM provides as ^ I low i: A ll such fish or gsm e so con- r j fU oaled o r U ken shall, ll i t a ppea rs I ' l l n m th e e tldence before th e m ag B i '.- U to te Jrylng th e case U ia t th e
■ell'.JRglS''o the rgam e
., ',ta Ih e i w ^ l e n of th e iterson ■ jM p m m ftvm whom they were sen *• M U m d aoid by Uie m a g u
pTOoefls apulled a s - m to th e sU te fU h a n d . d , VO kH oUierwiae provided
Q UY U KINNBY,
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I .r« r « p e rm it to eon- iU fM on BIm s tre e t
ftdd ltton w aa m ade------ i in tti fhV d V filerkM » jr , n 6 e r « i « t U tt e ity------- ^ J M i n l t CA1U for
Is OMI D( 13,000.
Capitol Gets Annual Bath RUES SET FOB J E l E R A N B A i E RE dgnr Brassenu, 58, will be paid
final t r ib u te T h u rsd ay a t 4 p. m . a t th e T w in Pftlls. m o rtu a ry chapcl. S ervices w tl( b e in c h a rg e a l C h ris tia n SclentLst.s.
M r. Brobscau d ied a t 0:15 p. m . yw lc rd a y a t h is liom c, 313 F ifth avenue e as t, a f te r a n IIIimim of sev era l wceJcs.
He wos bo rn In M on trea l. Can.. In Ju n e , 1880. a n d moved lo M in n eso ta wlUi h is fam ily tw o years la te r . He w as a ba rb e r th ro u y h o u t his residence here,
Mr. B rasseau Js surv ived by his wife. M rs. K a te Broaseau; a da u g h ter, M rs. B cnlrJce W lncher, Reno, Ncv,; a n d tw o b ro thers , A. Brosseaii, T w in Falls , am i H. D rossoaii. S e a t-
c.In to rn jc n t will be In Tx^ln P a lls
cem etery , u nde r th e d irec tion of th e m ortua ry .
I t ’a b a th n ig h t (once a year) fo r th e naU on’a eapltol and W ash ing to n firem en tu rn th e ir hose on th e im posltig facade. By the tim e th e 77(h congress con renes th e c n p iM will be sp ick and span, clean a n d crisp , ,
RU PER T , Oct. 10 (Special) — C onferring of degrees figured p rom in e n tly In today’s session of th e Id ah o g ran d lodge I . O . O. P . and th e s ta te R ebekah assem bly, being a tten d e d by m ore t lia n 1,000 m em bers o f th e tw o organizations. S e ssions w ill close tom orrow . •
U d y M uscovites w ill assem ble a t 6 p . m . fo r a banquet a ( th e O dd FeUows ha ll, follow ed by th e con fe rrin g o! th e M uscovite degree in th e 'c iv ic auditorium . S a m a ri ta n d e gree w ill take place a t 8 p. m . a t th e L incoln hall, and th e D egree of C h ivalry was conferred a t 3 p . m . a t th e civic auditorium .
B anquet T onigh tH ig h lig h ts of Uie evening will be
th e A. M . O, S , banquet a t 10 p. m, a t tile O dd Fellows holl; a n d an o ld -tim e dance a t th e civic a u d ito rium.
R ebekah assebbly officers, e lcc ted yesterday . Include M rs. A lthea V en ab le, ^ l le v u e , r e s i d e n t ; M rs. E s th e r C onrad . w p |a c c , vice presU d e n t; M rs. N ina Fortfo rs] O roflno, w a rd rn ; M rs. P rances C roson, BoUe, secre tary ; M rs. S a ra h H. P em berton . Boise, treasu rer; Mrs, D erthn B e lm ont, H azelton, re-electcil to th e hom e board ; Mrs, A udrey F a rn lum , K etchum . delegate to th e A, R . A,; M rs, E lla M artin , R ii|K rt, a lte r na te .
G ra n d E ncam pm ent officials to day announced the appoin tive of- flcern to supplem ent th e Ktaff e lrc t- fd e arlie r In th e week, Ap|>olnter.s Inchide:
E lm er M ontgonK ry, Koo-skla, g ran d m arshal; A lonio I’rlce, K e i- chuni, g rand sen th ie l; O, L, D u n lap, Caldw ell, g rand outside sen tine l; Judge T liom as E. D uckner. m em ber of jK iim anenl finance com m it-
S lgnJflcnn t evelit » / yM terduy ' Ileb rk a h nucm bly nr.s.sionn w as tlin g ran tin g of a c h a rte r (o T h e ta R lio glrlfl o f Payette,
R erugn ltlun wa.i rIvph to th e fo llow ing (llAtlnuiitilinil Ktx'.ils: M rs. C a rrie RIckert, p r rs l ilrn t o f th e
E ly MAN, HERE E i i N U I E S
Clyde U rl tt Moore, 53, p rop rle lo r of th e M ooir M otor ooiiiimny. Kly, Nev„ who cam e lo 'I'w ln Palln fur thn opening of th e iiliennnnt nea^on lant H aturday . siicciimlieil a t 0:30 a . ni, today o t the 'I’w ln Fnlln ro in ity g e n e ra l hosp ital.
He had gone h u n tin g H nlinrtay a n d Sunday , and w as taken to th e liosjiltal Monday, a fte r he Ix-vanie 111, W ith him a t Ih r lim n of hin d e a th were liin wife, who arc<nn- pan led him h r r r iin Ihn h u n tin g til|>, and a aon, Clytln M oore, Jr.
M rs, Moore nnd h e r w)n, who called iir re from lU ah A grltiilln rftl fiollfge, J/Ognn. U lali, whew JiIji tn - U icr's contrition U ca m e nerlous, rn - tm n e d th is m orning lo Kly,
M r, Moore Is also *nrvlvp<l by a n o th e r son. Pau l Moore. ,Kly.
T lie body will be taken lo Ely to m orrow by the I V I n Pnlls n u n lu a ry lo r f iine ra l iurrlce$ a n d hiCermnnt.
M r. Moore was born April U3. ;e80 . In BrookviUe, Pa. lln had been a Resilient of Ely for iim p ast 35 years.
D e g r e e C e r e m o n i e s F e a t u r e
O d d F e l l o w , R e b e k a h M e e tO regon a.«em bly; Joe Eckley," grand m a s te r; O. F . Steele, deputy g ran d m a s te r: W. A. M orand, G eorge Haw. p a s t g ran d represen ta tive , a n d Mr.s, E. S m ith , p a s t pr&sident of th e U ta h R ebekah as.scmbly.
A uxiliary O fficers O fficers elected by th e w om en's
aux ilia ry o f th e Pa trlo rch M llltiin ts a t th e M onday evcnJng .session i n c lude:
M rs. M aud Pllngerland, Pocatello , p re s id en t; Mrs, C lara B lndell, E m m e tt., vice presiden t; Mns. E m m a S m ith . Blaekfoot. &ccrctary, a n d M rs. M abel G arland . BoLse, trca s-
PO R BALK D« U v a l t un it m agn rtlo inllknr. Used one year. O rig inal cost *300, r o t quick sale p riced ( t l B -
IIA H RY MUNOHAVK
M rs,-S m ith , repi'c.scntotlvc to the n a tio n a l OMoclallon of ladle.s’ a u x iliaries a t .O klahoma City, gave a r e p o r t of ihe convention to tlir P a tr ia rc h M llllnnU ' auxilia ry . Ed S m llh , jfrnnd rrjjre.ientotlve, «)ls- cuasrd legislative details.
S eu lo ti.i of both organlsatlon.s will close a l noon tmnorrow, a n d a hU lit- scelng trlj) to ^ccnlc po in ts of Ui- te rem will be a i)o.-.l-convonlloii a l- trac tlun .
G ra n d l.o<i|e O fficers G ra n d lod^c utllrorn chusrii by thn
I . O. O. F, ypatcrday wen; j . J. \V alker. S p irit Uike, g ran d niii.'.ter; A. F . liad ibu ii, Idalio Fulbi. dciniiy g ran d n ia str i '; II. O. I 'cckhain , W ilde r, g ran d w avdrn; I’re.Hley V. IlDtnt'. Caldw ell. Hiaiid w Trotm y; C. A. H agan , Mascow, Ki'iind trea.-iiirn,
J . J . L Ipplnrotl. M uunta lu lliniie. retlrltiK Krand inantcr, w as iiutncd g ran d rcprM oiitatlve for (in« yn ii, a n d P re n Mm)tr. Ho1.sc, g rand n 'p - r c a e n fn th r , jhk jm r.i,
<lraiid M nranipm rnt I n r a r l i r r elections he ld Mtmtliiv,
Ihc B land cpcniniim cnt nf lli r 1. O, O , 'F . lodge ^^U•cl«l lUi oIIIc t b , headed by Cliorlr.'* Ila rlu n g , Piiyi'il--, g ran d p a lila rc li. O llirrti a ie II W. H radley, Malnioii, g rand lilgli |<rlc'^t: Hoy A. N aylor. Moscow, g rand Bcnlur w arden ; A. H, Hradlcy, Nampa, g ran d Jinilor w arden; Prr.tlcy I-'. Horni>, Caldwi'll, Krand Ncrll.e; MU- roy H. M uiker, Idaho l^'alln, g iand treasiiie)-,
Cho.-.eii «.i urand reIl^e^^ntatlve:^ to th e wivi'irliin Kraiid lodge m e e ting a l HI. I’aid. M in n . In Bci>teMil>er of 10:i0 were K. II. lluHhen, ClooilUlK. to r two vnirii, and F rrd II. Hum- nu>n<l. oitifliu i, K 'llrlng g ian tl iia til- /irch. K)iii Hill (iii*> >r«i,
Vicliiii of A<'ci(l('iit P a id l.aHl T rih iilc
Mifl KsrJvi) JJi-.vi JeijHlnji.i, }i»- niei Twill I'lill.’i wimiai) who d lrd la^l w rrk linm liijiiilr^ jrc rlv e d In a n auloiniilillr iiii liln il. wan |ni fina l tr llin tr at the Twin l^illn nio tUHvy cliniH'l ycMriiliiy iifiornm tn.
Uev. Hoy llitnii'll t.I i|,(i llapl1r,l clm n-h ulllchilril. Mm. o itatvK'fi- kciwiiky and M1:,.i Udim tiu ih a ti i r lrllm lr< | llir iiiunlc.
I*alll)rarei« w n r liiur liio lh rin .......two I.M •rn )i( Min. .IcnnlnH.v (ilyde, W eslrv, Waviu- uiul llrw ,a n d Miiry uml M i,i|,iii,. ni'ni
ItilriiiK-nl In I'wlii I 'n lb . n ii- e tety .
A IR L IN E S N E W A L I iE IE R
SA L T LA KE C IT V , O c t. 19 (U.Pl— U n ited A irlines today d e m o n s tra te d a t th e a irp o r t h e re a new rad io - ope ra ted a ltim e te r w h ich show s an a irp lan e p ilo t h is e x a c t h e ig h t above groun d a t a ll tim es d u r in g fligh t.
T lie equ ipm en t, w h ich w ill be ln - .stalled In com m ercial tran s p o rt planes as .soon as c om m erc ia l u n its c an be produced, will a id p ilo ts In m a in ta in in g a .snfc d tsU n c e above th e te r ra in w hile f ly ing b lind a n d will a id In land ing , co m p an y officia ls said,
T lie rad io equ ip m en t In an u n d is closed m a n n e r mca.sure.s th e leng th of tim e requ ired for a rad io beam to trav e l from th e p la n e to th e ground a n d back to th e p lane , t r a n s la tin g th e In terva l In to n u m b e r of feet, w hich Ls reg is tered In sta n tan e - oasly on a n Ind ica to r.
F a s t W ork‘'T)>c Job th e e q u ip m en t h a s lo do
Is sliow n by th e f a c t t h a t th e In terval required fo r Uie rod io w ave to reach tlic g round a n d r e tu r n to th e plane Is h u t tw o-m ilU onths o f a second a t 1.000 fee t." R . C. Newhou.se, of the Bell T elep h o n e la b o ra to ry te c h n ical s ta f f , sa id .
Ncw house sa id th e new a ltim e te r h a s bepn possible In p rin c ip le fo r 10 years, b u t Its a c tu a l developm ent h a d to a w a it po rfe ctln g o f vacuum tubc.s capable o f h a n d lin g frequen - cIm m an y tim es h ig h e r th a n those used by com m erc ia l r ad io sta tions.
Several M o n th s -VetT h e frequency of, th e a ltim e te r's
rad io tr a n s m it te r Is 500,000 kilo- cycle.s, h e sa id . C om m ercial broad- ca.st s ta tio n s go nO h ig h e r th a n 1,500 kilocycles.
H, W . DeW ee.ie, com m unlcatlon-s e ng inee r of U n ited A irlines, w ho was' m c ho rge of Uie dem onstra tion p lane , sa id I t Would probab ly be seve ra l m o n th s before th e new equl])- m e n t could be In sta lled com m ercial- ly. T h e developm ent will be availab le fo r th e e n tire av ia tio n Industry, he sa id .
Rupert Uesidi'iit Joins U. S. Ai-iiiy
I los-1 G iiard j a re s id en t of routo .Ihren a t R u p e rt, to tlay hud been accep ted for d u ty w ith th e :ibih In fa n try a t P o r t D ouglas. U lah , and le ft th is m o rn in g to rejio rt. aeeoril- Ing to a n n o u n ce m en t m ad e by HergI, F ra n k Morrl.n, o fficer In rhiirn(« of th e local r ec ru itin g .station located In th e c ity ha ll,
M orris a lso anno in iced ,i('vi'ral o th e r vaeancle.n exlJiled a t tin- p ics- e n t tim e fo r a rm y d u ty Iti tin- n in th co rps a rea . F u ll partlciiU iis cun be h a d a t th e e lty ha ll eac h wcric day b r lw ee n th e iiourn of 0 a. m, uiid 5 p, m .
UANCHHItSWo Du ClI.STHM
K II.I.IN fi, C lll(IN (; „n<l ClITTINIj
UX CUl, IIIIANK HUAT I'llODllCTS
Ilrlnit Ymir lloun niul ■ .( . 'n lj lc to I I,g
Idaho Pnckinfc Co.A C iio a s r n o M H u n A n M C r O K l’- r iK I N K lOUO
Soft Seat in tlie Southlaiid
T he sun sh ines b rlgh 't on th is h a p p y child o f N orth C aro lina a s she rides lo m arke t on a lo a d of dow ny co tton . Surpluses and co tton prices m ay w orry the p la n te r s w ho em ploy h e r M am m y a n d Pappy b u t they h a re no place In h e r l ig h t -h e a r te d schem e of th ings.
Teacher Arranges Workshop RecitalMIS.S M ary H oover will- p rese n t a
"workshop rec ita l" tom orrow , a t 4 p. m. a t the hom e of M rs. E m m e tt Hood. lli;2 T en th avenue e ast, to which a ll Interested p e rsons a rc In vited,
T lic rcc lta l will demon.sCrate th e Oxford piano m ethod fo r bo th c lass and p rivate lessons, a s ap p lied to begimicr.i. Le.^ion p rocedu re and also perform ance will be illu stra te d .
D uane H ardy. S u e W lth am , E m m ett Hood and R ay S ah lb e rg , young e r beginners, will each p lay a solo, and will also play n u m b e rs o f -th e ir own conipa<iltlon. a ll t r a iu p o se d in to m ajor and mlrior keys, a n d played w ith variations.
T he older g roup. D o n n a J e a n Fl.ilt, Jo h n Hood a n d J a n e M c F a rland will al.^o ploy o rig in a l com po- sltlon.s. w ith c ho rda l accom panl- mcnt-s.
Dorothy Alien, p r iv a te pupil, will also appear on th e r cc lta l p rogram .
Helre.'^lmicnts will be served a t the coneJir.slofi of th e rccita?.
L ibrary B enefiHAGe r m a n ; O ct. 19 (S p e cla ll—
A m.iteur n ight p ro g ra m , fo r the benefit of the lib ra ry fu n d , .will be presented Friday. O ct, 21 -a t 8 p , m, a t H agerm an Legion h a ll. T he event Ls sponsored by Uie lib ra ry board. In cooperation w ith th e c h u rc h e s-a n d lodges of the tow n.
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H, S. GIRLS W P L A y i y EVEIII
F irs t o f a se ries o f th ree a th letic even ts s e t fo r m em bers of th e Tw in F a lls h ig h school g irls ' physical e d u c ation d e p ar tm e n ts w as held yesterday. T lie p la y -d a y even t had been postponed fro m S a tu rd ay .
B etw een 40 a n d 50 glrLs tu rned o u t fo r th e ac tiv itie s In th e gymn asium w h ich consisted m ainly o f ind iv idual .sporta a n d 'a form of bowling.
T eam s C om peteAs a c lim ax of th e program two
team s, c o rry lng ou t a G reek theme. M ercury M aids a n d D aughters of O lym pus. com peK ck T lic D aughters c ap ta in ed by Ja n ice Faye Gibson, were victorious over th e Maids, he ad ed by B e tty B rlncgar.
M cm lK rs o f th e w inning team , each receiv ing ind iv idual prizes, w ere; Irm a G oodn igh t, J a n e t Colem an , F lorence G oertzen , Vera B ab- bel. M a rjle HJchard-sor, Lavjsun H yde. Ju n e R esell. I re n e L ivingston a n d V irg in ia A dam s,
Tlie losing com petito rs were B a r b a ra B rad ley . F ra n ce s Ream s, B etty Lou C ardw ell, C h a r lo tte Miller. Ros- c lla Q u in t. V iolet D ell. Elsie A rrington ond M flxlnc Ife rre .
P lan G ym DayMiss M adeline G arv in , Instructor,
( innom iced th e n e x t event, a gym day for early in th e w in ter. A spring p lay -day for T w in F a lls high school girls will p recedc a like event to be conducted for ne ighboring schools.
M em bers of th e G ir ls ’ Athletic a s sociation w ere sponsors of yesterday 's even t.
Masons Officiate At Nygoi-d Bites
Itfiprea.^lve tr ib u te w a s 'p a ld C a sper N ygord. 59, custod ian of Uia H ollis ter schools, yesterday a f te r noon. T lie rltcTi were largely a t ten d ed a n d quantltlc .s of flo ral tr lb - ulc-s bore me.ssages of th e esteem In w hich h e w as regarded . M r. Nygord died S o tn rdny .
M em bers of th e Ma-sonic o rder from H ollis ter direc ted the services. I n te rm e n t w as in T w in F a lls cem etery, u n d e r th e direc tion of the W hite m o rtu a ry .
A ctive p a llbea rers were M arian H um phries , Je ss G rJ /fllh , FrnnJc Lozier, C a r l P a trick , Ed P ohlm an a n d Roy M cM aster.
H o n o ra o ’ pa llbea rers were S t a n ley G off, O scar Peterson . M artin K nudson . j , c. Rclchcrs, A, E. K unkcl a n d C. W. StrlcklaiW .
T em peratures |
DoUe ..................‘C .Igiry .............ctiic»no .....DenxTr . ............H»vre .............llPlfiia K»lli.prll KftnsoA Ciiy ....
AnKflM ,..s Cll*t .......
Mmncapolu ..Omth& . Por.itpllo ,
[Inncl Loul* .
tjik f c ity . 8»n Krttiicuco . ScnttlcTWl.S . .WllltJitoii . . Yellowstone . ..
IDAHOWed., Thur.s.—"B ad M an of B rim '
s tone ." W allace Beery.P rl„ Sa’t.—"Bulldog D rum m ond In
A frica." John H ow ard.Sun .. Mon., .Tiics. — "R oad to
Reno." R andolph Scotl.
ORPilEU:«IW ed. th rough S a t.—" T lia t C erta in
Age," D eanna D urb in a n d M clvyn Dougla.s.
Sun,, M on„ T ues,—“ A lgiers ,'’ Hedy L am arr and Charle.s B oyer. ^
ROXVWed.. T iu ir s ,- " T h c G irl S a id No."
Robert Arin.'-trong; "H e re 's P lash CiLsey," Eric L inden.
Frl,. S a t,—"O utlaw E xpress." Bob B aker. *
Sun., Mon.. T ues.— "S om eth ing to Sing About," Ja m es C a g n e y . '
2 .Cars'Dauiaged In Local Mishap
Tw o cars, b o th d riven by residents of T w in Palls , were considerably
1 dam aged th is m orn ing a t about 1:25 a, m . w hen they c rashed a t the Inte rsec tion of Second avenue west a n d . E ig h th s tre e t, police records show.
T lie c a rs werCTIHven by W yland Lind a n d Jo h n M cK ern. A lthough n e ith e r rjrlycr was J iu rt In the m is h ap . to ta l damage.s to both m achines am ounted to a n e stim ated S150.
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r rrly o..olhine »lKPUt .. . ...... - , .......when Ihcro'i nfcd oI ■.loM g.nrrtl «y*tfm tonic like ilmc-piovfti L>dU K. I'inkhim’a VfgeUlilo Compound. tiprcMIr /artcomoi Irom «bolcaomo hctbi aod roou.
Ix t rinVhiraVrompounil hrip bulM up morr phy»lc«l r«l*t«nni «nil ihiu »U1 inI r i ^ lp ^ f u V c t lo D i r 'd U o r ^ c n 'i l i ^worialivlo£.
For over CO yran nnti’ wnmtn hai told another how tn go thru" »ilHI’lnkhim -.-over 1,000,000 wnmrn h.v« • rillfn In r^pOTlfn* iloriou* Ije/ieflU—it MUST BE OOODl
F o r t i Y tari V k i i AdrtriUinn ha$ bttnsM itei vtxm bg a Uoord of Phytiflani.
CLEARS STUFFY HEADH e l p s P r e v e n t t h e D e v e l o p m e n t o f C o ld s , t o o
NOW, It'a cosy to relievo head cold discomfort. J u s t p u t a few drops of V icks V ft-tro-nol up eaehnostrlland feel tlie Unale oaVa-trb-noVa stimulating m edication reduces the swollen m em branes, clears away the clogging m ucus, helps to keep the Blnusea from being blocked IV th e co ld -le ts you brcotfto agatn.NEXT TIME, don 't w ait until your
V «-tro-nol a t o n c e - lt helps to prev en t m any colds from developing.
V a-tro-nol is speclalieed medication—expressly designed for tlie noso and upper th roat, where m ost colds s ta r t. Used in tim e. I t stim ulates N ature 's own defenses to fight oft m a n y a c o ld . “o r to th row oS . . . h e a d c o ld s in V I C K S t h e i r e a r l y
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. a n a tu re h ike pliiiuii'il l>y th r W eto n m c h lrk C iiinp F ire iiml tlir MTDUp w ith Mr». Itli'liiiKl Itiib- e itso n a s KU/irdliin, Mrs. W illiam MorHiin Is K iiurdlan <|t th i' W i'iimia- c h lrk tfrwjp.
T h o ev en t wa« he ld a t llir M organ hom e w ith Hame.t niiil ihe m nnl- Ing of m ar.ihm allow ji th r n u lr r of thn a lte rn o o ii.
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M A Y F A I R S H O P
Wednesday, October 19, 1938 IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Page Eleven
M A R K E T S A N D F I N A N C EBy United Press
m OF G N N I N F I M R M
CHICAOO. Oct. 1# (UPl—Whr.1t »nd corn prlcps dfvrlopfd ■ firui tone, on Itie Ciilcago bokrd ol tr»ae loUay due to rcvlvfd fip o r t In te rn t nncl lughrr ouUUtc tnivtkcu.
At (he flD.e whcnt wm up to >.c,
Wghfr.'’ ' ''' •Attrr B iit*tt<JT op rn ln j llie iipHirn
wlilcli piishrd p r icn up Btroniitli a t I.lvprpoo) tiid In Ihp WlnnlpcR m arket I atructlve lllfluencr.
«;U.MN' TAUI.K CIIICAOO-aralH rangp;
, ,^-Optix lllgU I,.
May . . July .
Corn:
LIVESTOCK
DENVER LIVESTOCK DENVER-Caltle: 3.B0C; marKft > 15a lower; cows to te; lirii<-ri>
Vo *3; calTP* M to IIO.M; lefOrrh, and a toclurt (3 to IS.3S; buiin Mr O
*Ho lii«; 500; m arkft 15c to J5c h ijh fr; lop IS; bvilK FJ BS to 18; packlim »ow» *150 to 17J5.
tillF<-p: 11.200: market atrady to itrong; fa t lambs »7 to 17.30; aprlug livmU. $7 to r . B5; ewc.% »2 to »3.U.
- CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAQO—Hoga: H.OOO. direct* S.OOO;
..Clive, 10c to lie higher; eilreine lop t7.7S; Bullc good and choice 120 to 2HU lla. rr.GO to 17.70; t®0 to 210 lb.1. tT.lu 10 17.00; 150 to 180 Ita, »7,2i to |7 oft. good 325 to MO lb. pacKliitt .......
W W A Y ISSUES R E P O R IE O A IM
, EW lYORK. Oct. 19 <UP)—Prollt. taking rpsiunrd on tli» atock m arket today after a tsricf lu ll late JM- triday when the lU l retwunfled on uuliuh automobile newi.
Duiliih Heel now* feaiurpd toda:- roll dlspatcf
rec tn t 16 a
I 17. I lighter w righu 'heavy and rough I
rescinded. HteeU CAme back ------low*, bu t the ce*« failed to atrtnulai general buvlug movement.
Automobile iMuea Joined ollirr* li IB decline. Clirj-alcr a t lU low «a
..ov.li points a t BO’i. I t recovered MlkUtly. Qeneral Motors made •Ugh a t ! - - .......... .............. - ■
; sheep ateady
CAKrr GRAIN CHICAOO—W heat: No. 2 red 90c; No.
1 b ird B»c; No. 3 yellow hard wrevllyMe.
Corn: Old crop. No. 1 mixed « c ; No.3 m li«J 441ic; No. 1 yflJoiv «5>ic to .40Uc; No. 2 yellow, 44c to 44‘ic ; No. 3 yellow 44o to 44>i« No. 4 yellow 45c; No. 5 yellow 43',ic td -« c ; nnmplo arade 30o to 43',jc; No. 3 white 45'5c; No. 3 Whlto 4cc.
Corn: New crop. No, 2 yellow 45c to 45‘,ic; No. 3 yellow 42»ic to 44^c; No.4 yellow 42'.jc: No. 5 yellow 38'.<c to 39l^c: aatnple grade 37c to 41c; No. 2
Oat"; N o.'2 mixed 'iSUe: No, 2 white 27c; No. 3 wblls 22a to 2(Jc; No, 4 wliUo 22','4C to 25c; *ampl6 grade 20c to 23c,,
Rye; No, 3, 47c.floybentw: No. 2 yellow 70','«c to 70‘ iC. Barley: No. 3 C^c; sample grnde tough
33c.TlmoDiy «eod *2.83 to *2.ai.Red lop $8.75 to 10.20, .Red clover »11 to »M.
ton wool market, the U. U. agrlcvil departm ent reported today.
Prices were strong to slightly highertra a fn g ^ M 'l^ i 'a c U v e , T».-elV5 r.".f Teiiut wools of nverago character wer bringing Me to 71c scoured b^ l3.
I DENVER BEANS |
1 BUTTER, EGGS
Hheep; fl.OOO, directs 2,000; late T dny fa t lambs closed strong; ^pulJ hisher; nallvea and westerns mostly 17.75 to 18.10; top *8.23: lop yearling! J8.75; feodUift-JftOilM stronger; bull $7.50 to $7.05; top IS; today's trade f»'lamtis 130 to 25C high ..............*8.23; lop natives 18.33, ewM *3 M I3.2S.
Cattle: 10.000; calvn 1.003: choice and prime fed steers and yearlings steady; bidding lower on all grade.'i, but noi enough done to make a m arki't;’tlilp-
Fipr and order buyer demand moderate- y broad on kinds to Bell a t tl2 upward: aeveral load* $13 to »13.40; he.s:
yearlings $12; some above; helfcn. xrcr, steady to weak; beef cows 10c
15c lower; cutter* slow and weak: Ills steady and vealers firm; wrlnhij uiage bulls very scarce a t »0.: j l>.
JC.73; vealer* »11.50 down: atocUer ana feeder trade very slow; mostly 23c lower with weighty feeders gelling nnrro«. outlet a l decline.
0.^fAftA LIVESTOCK OWAIIA-Hoga: 4,000, 1.400 direct; un
evenly 10c to 25c higher than Tiies- • • average; lop *7.70 by shlppns
good and choice 170 to 250 llv. $7.40 to $7,85; few 150 lo 160 lb», $7.2;- . $7.40.
C.ittle; 4.500; calvca 500; fed steers and yearling* and heifers alo few early sales; undertone we Tuosday'* full decllnc; beef cov cutler grades steady; vealers etoc'icrs and feedes* weak; fe_ and yearling* largely $8.30 to $10.5u; soma held above $11; early fialia fe<l heifers $7.75 to $8.30; some higher; practical top vcaler* $10.
bJJpep; 4.000; killing claases opening nround 25c higher; best range lamt:^ $a- bulk sorted choice native lanitw Held around $7.73; hlnughtcr ewes 13,5U and down; good grado Wyoming Iced- Ing lam t» $7.33.
( Truck
Hallroad I’.isue.i were active and strong under lead ot Clirsapeako A; Oliln
, reached 38U. tip 2’.i. New Yori al, hravlljr traded. ro«e to 20>. I, but slipped back lo small nr Blrcnglh in carrier fhares
lantrge «tai lail 22',jc.
atandardj
CHICAGO CIlIOAOCM^littfT-markel steady: . .
celptA S33,74l> groa* lbs.; extra f1rai« 23c 10 23',«c: estra.'' 25'.jc; firstii 'aV.c tu 23?«c; secondj 23><c; specials 25Sc; aundards 33c; cenlrallzod 231.4c.■ Zttgt: Market easy; rec e ip t 4.838 casra: fresh graded firsts, cars 20\<c;28c; IfM than rntri 2Bc; rhrcks JDt
Local M arkets
H i i u i i i B P r i c c H
r another 1
Av'ia'iron’ usuea were active, especial- e opening, when a block ot 1,- 18-Wr1ght sold a t a new high 01
, . . . United Aircraft and Sperryiiarte new highs and then react?d to
declines ranging to more than a point. “ iglas Aircraft touched 58’i . and the
,>ed to 38^, off ia« net.„Qw Jones cloeluf stock avernKc-
Industrial 130.02, off 2.06; rail 30.7.. in> n.08; utility 13.43,'off OOl: 83 Stocks »U.71, off 0.87.
ilo ck s» )« approxim ated . 2,430.000 .hares against S.<10,000 yesterday. Curb ,tock fales were 330,000 share.i com- pnred wUli 380,000 In the previous ses-
N. Y. STOCKSNEW YORK. Oct. 19 (UP)—The B M closed Irregular.
Alaska Juneau ....................................Allied Chemical .......... ....................IAllis Chalmers .......... .... .................;...
7 lcan Can ...... ...........- ...............1.....frlcan Radiator ........................... .Ainertcsu Smelling ......... ......- ........American Telephone ........................ IAmerican Tobacco B ......................Aniiconda Copper ................... -AtrhL'.on. Topeka tc Santa F'c .....Auburn Lfotora ...............................-lliiltimorc i i Ohio ............ ............. -iiendix Aviation ................... ........rnhlpliem Steel ................................Ilorden Co.................................... -......
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTXAND-lIogs: 500. Including
direct- aetUe, steady; good to choke 153 to 215 lb. drivelns mostly $8; carload lot-s quotftble to $a.l5 or alwvr; 223 lo 270 lb. butcher* moally $7.30; few light light* $7.50; packing sow* $8 US tc $0.30; feeder p iu scarce; choice light welghU to *7.“ 5; late Tuesday cbolce long haul butcher* to $8.10.
Cattle: 130; calves 50. IncludlnK dlrcct; early r tW y actlfe . /u!ly
common to medium 6tcers _$5.-‘
dlum heifers $5 to $8.30; type klnd^ dowT.ward cutter to me beef I
- i s . - -.30; common
uuiu. . j >0 $5.30; choice vealers to few medium to good grades $7 to
Bhecp: 300; early sales about atc.’Uy: good tnicked-ln lamb* to M.73; cholc. grade.-, eligible 10 $7; few lOi lb. weUihi down to 18.25; medium to good nlaugli ler ewes $2 to $2.73.
0(1I>EN I.IVKSTOCK OODEN—Hog.s: 230; moetly 10c to 2(
higher; top $7.03 on choice light an medium weight butcliers 160 to 2. lbs.; mUturt* 17 ta $7,83: bulk pack ing sows $8 ilown.
Catlle: 230; -jlov/, about ateady; I! tie done on slaughter steer* or helfn lew plain steer.. $0 down; small 1 medium ftlaughur heifers $5.30; odd l< -llgUl slock catUo $tl-I)0; medium good drivelu slaughter cows $4 50 $3 25; liiw ru tte r lo cilinmoii cowi. S3 to 14.25; few lo ll feeder cows $4 $4.35; bulls for week $4.25 to 13.00. nc
1 $7.30.,0u; slow, small lot gn<x1 j-lii tu t lanUw tfl05: few n.s $3.7,S; late Tue-Hlay I... slauKhter lambs «9 lo $1 50,
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P M N r PI.ANTN IIOOM PAHADKNA. Cn)lf. (Ul!l - - l/w All-
BflM couiU y’B youiiKoal liuluBlrv, tlid l of iklrplmin nm iiutncliiiK , li fi'ttliigr n u t Ilf d m liifiiiit 'r ii rro m ttjtir c o n ro n u in unn u ioitili r r r r lv n l iirw ('(HitrnrU for laa.Odii,- 000 Wurth (if iilunna.
KKAi, - m .i iK n m * H - o f i v o k T «AN riJA N CIJK U ) (u n 'n „ . {;„11.
fniiilik llls liii lrn l am 'lnty liiin iilncril (III Pxlilljltloh Millil Iviuy poki'r rhllM t i ia l ir ii i r f tr iilrd •],»)() ouoli, luint n l l li r liiiin w iirn liniiiiiirii klngn o t C nliriinilii p lny rd (nr tii rl i ciiiiiuiiln.
KAN KIIANCIKCO LIVEKTOCK BOtJTH HAN KlUNOieCO—110K»: 5'
huti'herri 17U l<> 2J3 lb, welghis $a to M35; llRlit llghlii and aiciuiid ,10 213 lb. Inilrhers iorte<t o u t $8^Cattle*: 100: cimimon to medium VW
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POTATOES
n iT I IH K rO T A T O TIIAUKH m uu ln lln n a (iiriililied hy Hmller V rg e t ir r A Co.)
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S I D E G L A N C E S B y G e o r g e C l a r k T H IS CURIOUS W ORLD
Chl.. MU.. Bt; I'oul 4: Pacific.. Clirv.iliT Corp. . . . .Cncn C o l* ...................................N'Cnm^jerclal Solvent* . ......Commonwealth & Southern ......Coutlnenwl Oil of Delaware ....Corn P toduelH .................. - ...........rtu Pont de Nemours ...............-i:cw.tm:in Kodak ................... .......Kectrlo Power 2c.Light ..............General Electric ...........................oeneral Foods ................................CIriifral Motors . ....... ........Gix,clj.'«r Tire ................International Harvester ..............Internaltonnl Telephone ............Kennecott Copper .......... ...1........... .
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Kntlon.H DMry Product* ............New York Central .......................I'flCkard Motors ........................ ......I'draniouni Pictures .. ...............
Radio Con>. . ..........fUtllo Keith Orplirum Reyjiolrti Tobacco n . .Senr* RorbucI; ................
Slminotk'- Co.
Standard OII of Swift and Co. . Tfica.H Corp. ..Trnns-Amerlca
Union I'arlllt: United Alreraff Unlle<l Corp.
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I'lllais per ounee; 3J 50•Icii.ra n tr flask <if 78
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B y W i l l i a m F c r g o m
■IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, JDAHO Wednesday, October 19, 1938 I
1Y O U A R E I N V I T E D T O P E N N E Y 'S
BIRTHDAYPARTY
B I R T H D A Y P A R T Y BIRTHDAYPARTY
VALUES
Starts Thursday at 8 a. m.
The C elebration of ou r i l h y e a r . in o u r new m odern home! A value giving demon- s tra lion of th e kind of values th a t have m ad? I’enney’H Twin Falls’ busiest D ept. Store! Join th e happy crowds- and take advan tage o f these m any B irthday P a rty Values. Q uantities on m ost of these item s are lim ited and will go. fa s t, so be here early!
Be at Penney's Thursday
M o p n i i i ^ ^ 1 0
O’clocb for Your . Complimentary
Slice of OurMammothBirthdayCAKE
coins arc baked in t h i s cake. Kveryone Is invited! No obli* R a t io n s . NolRiHgniTbuy! J u s f s e t in line fo r your slice. VALUES
Men’s Dept.
MEN’SSUITS
A r B M lH a a yP rices
F ash ion’sLatestStyles
For Only 7
S p p r f backs, plain backs,
cliccks, stripes, plains
and plnids. Sizes fo r nil
—sh o rts , s tou ts, re g u
la rs and slims, expert
clo th ing men to give you
a good fi t . - ^
OCTOBER VALUES BRING THE CROWDS TO PENNEY'SLADIES! LOOK!
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONPART VIRGIN WOOL BLANKETS72x 84 DOUBLE
$ 2 . 1 7I f s m-cdle.« for us to m en tion th e nnm c. T licse BlankcUs were m ode cx-. p rcssly for J . C. Penney 'Co. O nly new m aterln ls are m ed < no sceonds). t 'l r s t quHlliy ch ina co tton Is used, w hich Is m o st ndap tab le In th e w civ ing of f ine B lankets, Is M lentiflcaU y b lended w ith virgin AMERICAN WOOL.
Men’s S tu rdy S i ^ e Cloth
D irthday 'Savlng Values!
6 9 COood-Iookinjj’, mAny-i)urpt)so s h ir ts th iit loiijiw e ar and w arm th fo r com fort! In tan and grey.
Hosiery Dept.
Fashionable
G a y m o d eH O S I E R Y
Fop Orily
5 9 ‘. All thi' now I'.'all and
w in lor rtliHiloM. Jfurc
silk iuid full fnnliidti-
K in K tli’f 'T K vory
^•g, a 1‘olor fo r uvory
purpose, Cliiffoii ami
Aorvlco woiglitn. Hizcn
,8 '/a to lOU*.
Men’s Heavy
WORK GLOVES
l O cM ade of double c o n to n flun* nel for extrn w ear n n d extra wornUh. P riced low for tl ih B irthday C e lebra tion .
Men’s C o m fo r t '
SOCKS
1 7 cPriccd low for th is Ulrlluliiy Crirbriitlhn . W arm th mul wear In every iiu ir /o r oiitiloor men, (40',i w ool), n iil lt for rugged m en And ru iiued Wcnr.
HIx'J') NuUon Wide
SHEETS
7 4 clluy Niitlnit WIdt* nlici'In f<ii rrn l ecoiinm yl Muy llirm (nr
K11II double bed hlro,
SICS ...........................1 8 <
iM c n 's I ' l a n n i 'l i ' t l v
PAJAMAS
6 9 clU ria l ii nuyii—< ir t Voiir
NuwlHllpdvrr Ilf ro u t ulylr.i, wlllim llltiiiy m lliu s l Mmlfl lit M>ri, w nrm tln n n r lrU r, nm arllv " tilj ird l
\V<»nu'n’K 'I'HrkxtUcIi
PAJAMAS
9 8 cI'liry 'in roiiifoi liihln iinil noi virenhle, tilriil fiir rn ltl w hiter iilHhtn. l-'nvi>rltn Mlylrn. MiHh nilnr« I,nw p rlrod l '
. \
B u d g e t B l e s s i n g s - t
m nnt/Iueker c o a t sS e lc c t y o u r d a u g h t e r ’ c o n v c i i i e n l L n y - A w n y
in t e r c o a t t o d a y — o n o n r ly P l a n . Y o u 'l l l i k e t h e n e w
s ty l e s ill s t im n in R w o o le n s , s o m e t r im m e d w i t h L a s - k in I .n in h ! S t u r d y n n d w a r m — th e s e c o a ts a r c p r i c c d fo r s i^ v in g s . t o o ! 3 -1 6 y e a r - -
32 Pc. DISH SET
$ 4 . 9 8 S tVery a ttrnctlvp M exlciina pot te ry . D cnutlful b ilR ht new p a tte rn s .
C ynth ia Arch
SHOESFor Women
$ 3 . 9 8Com e In to our i>hoc dep iirt- inen l nnd try on 11 |uilr. Hen for yoiirMrtf w liiit. ri'iil ro iii- fo rt meuiin, C ynthlii Arch Hhofl Imvc hiKli Blyle, iiualUy a n d co m fort a t low c0.1t.
Men’sWarmWinter
OVERCOATS
BirthdayParty
Bargain
B ought especially for our B irthday P iirly . Tlii.s low j)ricp was m ade iio.Hsible through o ur trcnicndoiiH buy- injf power. The sty les w ere picked by I’en- ncy’a ow n and well tn tinod world buyers —w ith ycar.s o f expe- rienco in fiUhion m arkets.
Men’s 'I’ow ncraft
OXFORDS
$ 2 . 9 8All li'iillirr I'onntriietlon, itll th e lii tr il i.lytcfl, K xpert hhoo
III (It your feet. HIr.rn 1 11 to II.
W onu'n's nnd (Jirls'
GALOSHES
9 8 cIII liimvti or blaek, 'l lnefl Aiiiip li<.'>lci>rtn. A hrnl 10 til rv i'iy (.liiir. A BiMt lo fit cvrry riiiil. K it|> iiiy w llh I'ciiinry iutilii‘1 looiwciir,
IM in d l l iu i i s o
DRESSES
4 9 cl'’iii Ilir liiiil (linn wo offer ycm i)iiiii D irntll 'd re.w n.I.nMrn WHliilbiindn 111 be au tifu l p rin t ixillrrhR .
M E N 'S S W E A T E R SColleRiate S ty les! Crew Necks!
iconic Hlbbed Hottoms
8 1 . 4 9Y oium frlldWH a i^ drmanilliiK th in cnllrKlrile i.ty lrl A nd Penury ': have <11 I t lias tlie pojiuliir rrcw ne rk mill e x trn (otiR rtbfx-cl Imt' {Qiii. llenvyw rlHlit, Kn»llnh rib . Hnmrl. iinlld ulindrs._______________
P E N N E Y ' S) (.’ 1' r N \ r V C O 'I I' A \ Y I n c o I I) D , I , , .1
The Fashion Balcony Offers This Birthday
Value. . ,
Women'sFashionable
C O A T S
99 0
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