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TW!!VOIfc l* W>- 273.J. .
CflilTIONSfff” FBEiHGlPS
. lESpTEIReports. •Concerhlna the Em
barkation Camp at Prest are . mow Beititi Carefully Stud-
led
THE ABUNDANCE OF MUD IS PRINCIPAL OBJECTION
MaiQr Bnmora^of Diaease and D eaths Aiqoii^ th e Troopa S tationed a t th is P o rt are O verdraw n’
BY L O V T u T m E L L E T T B R EST, Feb . 2C>—B rest m ay not , be
th e b est m llltarj- biUc m th e <rbrJd,'but I i» f a r trbm th« w orst, Iw th© opinion of
offleera iind^m en perm anciitly sta tion- ca here.
A tu ad asc ft o f M ud-----^Au in v c sU ^ tio n , ooinlui'tcil umlor
PHc-h clrcumatajicos oh th e - aituntJon wilt porm it, fa iled to KubntainUifo pharRea th a t B rest ia «. “ pPBt lio lo " or th a t the men oro vletlnm of inism nnaeo- m ent. I t -wan tru e , . that i a rommon w ith much of w eateru F ranco , th ere Is fl supcr-ab«Dd*nco o f mud, b u t th la ia line to climntJc a a d geo log ica l. condi- tiona. Thia could n o t t>o avoided , a» B reat waa aeleeteU on a boae b«canae of B trato^le and Koogrnphlenl rcaatyia. Bo- porta o f ahocking food nnd ia ii l tn ry ronditiona are unfounrteil, ijccordinff to th e inhabU antv of th e cnnip thcm- Bi'Ivea. ■ ,
, S n n o n - O rs rd fa w s Rumom aro undoratood to have bon
- /-ircuiatcd in tho U n ite d ' S ta tea th a t :!,000 Am orican jo ld io ra <Ued in B rest du rin g Septem ber a n d N ovem bor o f tbo iM t yea r. Tbo fac ta arc , ocord ing to figure# g iv en ..th o corre/ipoudcat th a t fnm Novem ber, 1017, w hen Canij) Ton* fnnezecn—wbero ' aoldiera n re concre-
^ gn tod to Awalt tr ttnapo rta tlou hom e-^ wns cstabllabad- to tbo f i r s t o f (he present m o n th /th o re 'w c re J,211 deaths from a ll causes. T bia io rludea the. vic-
^ . (ima o f tho poanm oaia .an d inflneBza e p ldom io -du ring O ctobor and Soptem- Iter, m oat.of. wbonuoxo-aald. to^ hAi-4> 4>a* come Infeotod e ith e r e h ro u te hero or b efore tboy le f t , tb a tT u itfd S ta tea . I t :>lso includev'fflO w ho died a b o a rd ablp w hile eom ing or«r< '•These f i g u m -wero outho rlzcd ^ ,,0 « n e ra l S l i H elm lek, base c o m m an d ^ ; Oondrnl Sm cdley But-
.lur, cbm m andaiit a t C am p Pontanezzen , fthd Colonel Ony E dlc . base surgeon. Theae o ffice rs claim th a t th e siclc and d ea th ra to ia B reat, w hich lu ind les more An>vrl«an trnnpa th an an y o tho r p o rt , la tho lov^oat o f any com p iu F rance .
' A P rlT sM ’a O pinion A privn to fr^m C aliforn ia adm itted
tlia t Camp P o n tane ispn ia less a t t r a c tive th a n Camp Lowla,, th a t i t prob- (tbly Of lesfl comfortable* and . t h a t cer- ta in lj- tho atrcota a rc -iu fitiitc l'y m udler,
' l»ut declored t h a t . i t U thc ’ bent camp 111‘F ran co .’ *• H e -wtfs aakod why._
‘ VBconuso,” ho rcpHoil. feed.vou rlrfh t h o ro ."“ VThai do yon moan b y 'r i g h t ? '
“ \y« ll th e re ’s lots o f ■Itv,.it'a good and you d o n - 'fh av e to w ait f o r I t. "^‘ W by, they hod h o t chocolate ond
(h !n rs fo r t u when we g o t o f f tho t r a i l and ik ha t dinner ready w heu wo g o t t.i
. / althpDgh ' l t was is th c m lddlo ofth e jn ig h t. I>on 't lot 'cm k id you, th is in n w h ite m an '* c a m p ." -
Good Pood 8 « r re d . A fterw ords tho corrcapondent,^ta lk-
. piVWith many, o th e r m en in tb e tunks and th e opinion o f th e C aliforn ian , ro- gwrdlng tho camp, roceivcd unanim ous onrtoraoment. Poraonnl invcatlgatiou nhowod th a t tbe food w « b e tte r thau
. , M>rvcd In m any A m erican, B ritish and ^ ' F rcnch c o m » . w h lth tbo correapond-
en t ^ d vis{ted._W hen B reat "was f ir s t tsk e n over iw
nn AmortcniL.basO th ere woa a te rrific s tru g g le in frlffh tfu l d ifficuU ics to get n m illion men through thia an c ien t, un- irtodemiM d port mt a tim e w hen the finlv th in g rtitoleroble was .delay. )>ro'blcm now is th n t o f g e tt in g oven s m cn te r numbCT" of m en homt- agu in— wi«h kpirits in U c t, whilo to lerance t.'.-
' -delay 1* n o t much g re a te r th an it v ia
T bis Sa being ocoompHshed dcapUe hopeltfkaiy inadaqaate f t a i i t i e s —unless th e f ig u re# (pven above are dlapatoA.
Geperal Pershing Makes Com'parison
W A SHINGTON, F eb . 20—T he hoapi- tn l mdmiMion Tatt> a t B re*t fo r NoTeiA'
• ber. D fvem ber and J a n iu ry ran lowci th an th e sick rato fo r tb e w hole A . £ . ¥ . aecotdiBff to re p o rts from Q eaer*l Pvrsb lng today . T o ta l deatha w ere !,■ ;{|1 betw een Novem ber 12, 1917, and F eb ruary 7, 1919, am oag th e t r a w e 's t nnd perm anen t gajriaona a t B rast. T hii i« Q eneral P e r ih ln g ’a answ er lo 'c h o rg - v« of b ad eondltionii th e re .
O ols^aratlT* B a te s The hospita l odm iajion ra te per thou-
nand fo r B re s t And v ic in ity san : No- h e r 2 j1 . December 1.2. J a n o a r T _ l .« , F e b m a ry to data 1.43.
In tb o A. K. P . exeln«ive o f men- wonnded in action, the siek ra te was:
N ovem ber 2J2i Docember 2.14 ahd Jan v a ry 2.M , while the average d a il; <lrtith r* to p e r 100,000 ia 'B r w t .a a d v l e ic lty raa- November S.15, Decemb«i
Jtn IMM fmtp^
N iAmerican Thinks
Allied Command I Highly CapableI W h o l e B o I l h e T i k N o
Terrors fo r This Bold Son ' H oi United S ta tes ^
* W A 8IIIN G T O N ,Fob. 20—T b e o l- ' liod command Ia ' ‘capable o f tak -
’IT I' of Itso lf Bgainat llio wholo- Bolahevlk a r m y " inyN orihern Bus-
3 f 6 * uio, ' Colonel Oeorgo £ . Stewart*..f l A m ericaa comm ander, today cab led •
thc w ar deportm ont." T h o a la rm ist rep o rtn -o f condi
tion o t troopa in I^orthcrn BussIa a s pablished In press repo rts th e . e ad o f Docember oro n o t w ofronted
A U r fo o ts ," ho said . " T ro o p s /h a v e U N . been w elt tak en core o f in ovory .
w ay an d m y o ff ic e rs 're a e n t these
9 P 8 • w onderful record. H ea lth o f comm and la excellenf, aick a n d wound-
are cd oro wpll tak en core o f ."
Attacks Control of ': y. Markets By. Great
Packing Companiesa o f , _ ■ . I-
Secretary of AgHonltnre D eclares Livestock OrowQrs
are Losing Confidenceijifo - ■ - ■’ ot OMAHA. N€b., Feb . 20— Sccrc tn ry of 'fio* A gricuU uro llou* to n -ln nddrcRslng dol*
egatea to tho “ Trona-M lssiasippl read- ® J* juBtm ent congreaa to d a y o tta c k c d .cou- ■ Y tro l o f packers o f tho b ig Uvo stock
m arke ta and declared ho favo red fe d '' o ral in te rven tion to b rin g o b o u t’restor*' a tio n of coafldon ;o o f Uv« »to»Js grow-
ora la the m arkets.. '^ I v o , atock grow ers a re suapicloua lem- packer rj>ntTol o f livo aloek m ar
k e tin g ccn tera .and do not boliovo tbero i s 'a n adequately free m a rk o t ," aaid Ifouston , “ I d o n 't th in k n fow men.
bon should aay w h at .condltlonH should bo tbnt a t th e b ig n m rke ting cen ters. I th in k te s t f<<dcral 5n tm ''en tl6» tho on^y th in g tho th a t w ill resto re confidence o f th e grow-
: to ora in the m o rk o ta ." th a t _ . , -
IWHTERHESflyeCE = THFillffii#I UNifflSOIlEBut* • — .
Busy. Session of the Legislature ,°°n Means the Passage of Many ' ’ ** Impprtant Bills Now Up in
Both Housesttftd .. ............. ......
rob- B O ISE, Idn., Fob. 20—T hreo directora gp,.. o f w n ter rosources wlio would acrvp in Her, departm en t o f rerlniuatiA n. a s or- »mp Rant*®'! under th e conaolidntion b ill ore
-p rov idej fo r in a senate biil by Iloisa which WAS in troduced thia’ m orning In tiic sonnte. The directora would aerve fo r six years, except th a t tho f lra t tcrm .f would ba for tw o .fo u r an d six ycnrs. Tho length o f the te rm to bo
;ood <lecidcd by lot.AA, 'A ble B oard
ond One nicjnbcr would hove to lio n 'h y - r o i l d rau lic engineer of a t least 5 yea rs t t.i s land lng whilo th ^ o th e t tw o woold bo B of men of th ir ty yea rs o f ago o r moro and th is hav ing a knowledge o f irn g o tio n eng i
neering.F ive bills w ere passod b y tn e sena te
alk- o t a busy m orning aeasion. tho moat lak s iio p o rtaa t being th e m easure which , ro- (Would g ive county com m issioners 'a »ou« rij 'h t to Ie\- - a ta x o f 2." ccu ts on cach tio u one hundred dollars o f valuation , tho ;hau money to be used only fo r h ighw ay pur- a nd poses. Thia law would nllow counties ond- w ^ lrh h ad renpbe<l the lim it o f bonded
indcbtedne.'s to complete s ta |e high- r mi* Avnys and can In* used fo r only th a t rlfic p^irpoae. , I t hnd prevtoualy psK!>cd the g e t house. i"un- County BIU D efea ted ^
D efeat m et flic houao bill fo r an en- in a nh llng ac t to tak e a small p o rt o f ono
__ Idaho roun ty and annex It to F ran k lin .® , T he bonded w arehouse 'ac t w hich the
* adm in istra tion w as backing w as iwissed by th c houae th la morning. Tl wonld rrq o lrc all w arehouses to put up a boad
p jte h rfo ro accepting farm ' produrt-i . fo r s torage.
A. ■
,. J WORLD N E '■ew-)wer
F E I L A I i 'e L P H I A , F o b . 2 0 . - : 1,- we;:e throw n on t of w ork a t
when 4bO forem en s tn ic k fc fff, $64 to $70 a week.
L O N D O N , F e b r . J O . — P t e m P aris today, i t w as’ annonnc> qnests for his im m ediate p re i don two weeks ago to a id i
' ' present parliam ent.men / - ’■ ' ';i• u : W A S H D tO T O H , T a b . 2 1 ) .-
th e six billion dollar revenne 1 v |. Boston. S ecre tary Tomnlty.
ton. Becanse of i u g re a t i
VLLST W IH .P ilL L S » n>A H O , T I
JEFffiPLEIl.FOeNEITilllll
■ flFSOCimiSTSll- ______ .
‘o Motion for Stay of Sentence ■ and a Re-Hearing of the Ber-
ger Clique was Denied By the 11. Courtla ' —
Ti GIVES REASON FOR HliSOPPOSITION TO THE WAR
se . — —>5 i)eolares Trial w as PoUtioal and n” the V hole Socialist P a r ty b
Back of the U ovelnent to Displace Oapital
CHICAGO, Feb , 20.— M otlou* fo r o , now tr ia l and fo r a to y ^ f acntcnce were l € 8 <Icnied by F ederal Judgo L andis here to
day iu tho caao o f V'ictoc B erger, bocIoI- ' iat 'congrcas-eleet and fo u r o th e r social- De- ist lenders. Each o f tho defen d an ts a sk
ed to m ake a ntatcnCent boforo sen- fences w ere pronounced. •
' Fotmd OuU^• Thc fiv e defendants who woro found
, g u ilty o f conapirlng to v io late tho oa- piouago a c t nre; V ictor L . Border, con-
7 grcssm an-cloct from W iaconsln; J . Louis ron- f 'i i to r o f Bocioliat publlea-
tiona; W llom F. Krnsu, exeeutivo soc-
itor- indictcd a y e a r ago butrow- brought to tr ia l u n til tho closo
o f lOlfj.' Tho tHnl j a s te d six weeks. iou« . I s ^ c U U r t M oyannr- B crger, f ir s t to spoak. aaid a verd ict liero such na tlm t againat th e fivo defendan ts said Would bo impoialblo in nny o ther couu- raen trj- except Japan .- .
bo ‘ 'W o all odm lt t h a f we nro Social- link j s t u , " said B erger. " O u r puaition was
sim ply th a t o f tho in te rnn tiona l social- iat movoment.
"S o c ia lla ta know capitnlism raniYot la.tt fo r ev e r any m oriM han the feudal- sjTitrm endured.
I ; ‘ W e ,o re no moro g u ilty of eonaplr-■ r acy thou tho judgo-Jiim solf.”J L « B e a a o n a fo rO jip o a it^ ^ ';
| i | e
th e w ar—not any v ie to ry , • o f allied I troopa,'* ho aald. " T lio alliea h ad a I • maroh fo r almoat, fo u r w eeks a f te r tlio I • arm iatico beforo they reached tho Gcr-
/ m anT rpn tler.. A F o litlc a t T ria l
u r c . ‘ ;T h is w as n po lltldal trio l. Tho ao- c la lia t p a r ty w as on t r i a l . "
“ ^ y Berger rrit lc itc d th e ju ry ns " b a n d - I jf^ p ick l'd " ' by the Amiiricon pro tec tive
I f he is sen t to the n en lten tln ry , B orgor said, i t would be pS sitlve p roof th a t A m crlca ha« tftki-ii tho place of Buasia.
tors In pl.ice ’of hcn lthy po litical opposition 9 in sucii sentence, he- anlil. would m ean tho
or- grow th of lU-naturcd, necretlvo nnd ore dangerous movements.
Wsa ^ conuncrcu i. S trugglePfvp ‘l»oted leaders of other p a rtie s torirat claim th n t th e w orld w nr le-
aix "“ ited from commercial Rtrugglc end , .1,0 w as on ly a trado Tfst*
" Y o u cannot bu ild a Chineao wnll againat idea.s;" B erger said . " T h o re
. , a ro 10 ,000,000 people in th ia c o u n tr\ ' al- w avs on the b rink o f pnuperiim . You con n o le x p e l them —you cnnnot kill
I Ihem —vou need Ihem aa a rcaervo arm y of industry . You’ caunot aolye thia problem nnd yet thla problem m ust be
• -i.A aks N o ;W ercy fo r '
hich " U 1 am to be punlahcd fo r hav ing I 'a told the tro th ns I aaw it , I *sk fos. no ?ach Jnejc .v ."
tho Adolph Gernirr, Chicago, secre ta ry of p u r. the* n ational Korinliat p i r ty , olso uudcr Ities conviction, read h is sta tem en t, a idr'd lengthy document sprink led w ith verses ligh- and fliluaions..th a t ' He re lated m any de ta ils o f 'h i s life
the from Ills departure from P russia in 1898 »• to his tr ia l here from Berger.
Noon recess waa taken w ith th ree of fn- th e defcnilnnta s till to mnko tb e ir sta te- ono mentis
klin ITHIOAOO. Feb.' 20 — Sw dallat th e Oongresaniaa-alact V ic to r I* B arg -,
ssed er. W lscflniln, convlctM o f con- ould sp iring to n a i a t e th e espionage act, >oad a s sentenced »oday b y F edera l
fo r Judge Londla to aerve tw an ty 7«*i»In LeaTBnwottl^ pen lt« rtla*y .
EW S EVENTS20.— Approximately 26 ,000 mon a t Hog Island ship yard today
t fo r an increase in w ages from
rem ier Loyd George w ill leave for onced, in response to o rgent re- presence there. He came to Lon- Id in reconstm ction w ork of the
rb.— President Wilson m ay sign nne biH shortly ialtcr he lands in Ity. Win take the m easnre to Bos- i t importance', the president haa
DAILTH TO SD JkT, T E B aO A E T io , IMO.
America May Get German Vessels'
for Troop ShipsE ight Large Liners are- As-
signed to United S ta tes as L ’ H er S hare o f Transports .
V .vhASH IN G TO N , Feb. 20.— E ight la rg e G erm aa liners now a t Hom*
inp b n rg , Including tbo Im po5ator, have boen assigned to tbe U nited S ta tes
* r - undor ollocation of T eutonic ton- nngo, th e w ar dcpnrtm ont an-
.n e nounced today. An inspection board i^ now a t Brem en nnd th e ol- . location of o ther liners In imminen t. • ; .
A n ultim ate c a p a c ity fo r troop inovomeut of from f if ty to six ty
| \ R 'thouaoitd A month is estim ated from th is source.
_ j Troop shipm ents fo r ' Fcbruorv will reach 100,000. a n d - fo r M arch,
I b 200,000 to 225,000. In AprU, .223,- 000 seema 088ure?^ and 250.000 n •
to poasibUlty.F rom th en on a n increase ia in
a ig h t up to a00,000 o ipentli, ns--, Burotl sum m er capacity.
Mexican Soltfiers io°' and Indians Are ik! Having Troubleicn-
Two Battles H ave ,Occured Be- J tw een the Yaqnis and Troops
08- Ob Border Is B eported ■on;
[“j " NOOALES, A ril.,-F ob . 2 0 -T w o .al.- IOC. g u inary bo ttle s betw een M exican sol
d iers a n d Yoqui Ind ians have occured n ea r N ogales in tho loat forty-eigh t hours.'
^ T hc lost eacountor occurred within n l n ^ i l e s o f Nogalen, Sonora. Twenty. M o n o n a wore Ullcd.* Thi* Y oqul caa-'
llct ua lties o re unknown.The f ir s t cngogm ent took placo near
*'u- Loquil, Sonoma, tw en ty milea ea st of N ogales. I t s rcBults ore unknw n.
oA pprehcnslu ia f e l t fo r th e safety '■as o f s ix ty Am ericon buslnosH nusa who ial- le f t today fo r M azatlon find o tho r "west
const po in ts ou 'lk tra d e prom otion cx- frut cursiou.l o l - _________ __________- IRISll CPIM
icy to Aid Ireland to Gain the Self 'D eterm ination}cr- _______
PH IL .A B EL P H IA , Feb .'sO —Cordinal G ibbons, who wiU attond .-the tw o daV
so- convention o f tho Irisb race hero bo- g iunlttg S a tu rd ay bus sent tb o follow ing
uu- message to a local Iriah Icaderr •ivo “ In common w ith thu clorgy of< tbi^
^Uoco^o, I nni h ta i t l ly persuaded th a t ^ r - XI aubstsn tia l aad e ffic ien t atonem ent ha t should bo mado to Irc lqnd fo r tb e lou^- s la . Btnnding grievaiieo* »ht> hns suffered , ion Ju a t w h a t shape th is ahould be I am tho not prepared to a o y ." nnd F orm ulation of a policy to a id Ire-
lend to ''g a in aelf-detcrm inntion will fi'o tu ro tho co n v cn tb n .
fSjysilEfis1.MED HT FREE•my ------ y
"b' German Agent Camouflaged as . Bolshevists are Blamed for
,,ig Shooting of the Premier. no --------y
..P A R IS , Fob. 20—iV p wor.l “ du»pic- • o f n b le " sum s up the i ’a ria press iv rrd let dor o f tho j^tt>nipt tft m urder Prem iqf
a CIcmeoceau. rsrs 3legardlea»-^f politics, th r ln•w^pape■r»
, u ran im ously deplored and deni'unced Jif'c tho a'ttacR', generally '"chnractrnK lnK it
en even moro crim inal than the nss.r->- sino tion of PrcsM ent C arnot,
o f " T h is ia a typ ical rem inder th a t wo itt>. lire s till n t w a r .’ ’ said T h r Temps. " T h e
. hullot a trik in g Cleiiiencrnu wox aim ed ^ n t F rance. For more thnn a J^ro r, agents , nnd au\>-agrnls o f Oerman propaganda,
' o ften eamotiflageil In to Bolshoviki, hove been lead ing a m ethodical cam-
J p a icn of h a le ag a in s t thn head of the y s ta te . H ero is tho resu lt. T h rro exists
in Europe a political phy^olophy board on violence un d e r d lf lc rc n t form . L e t
^ ™ iu s organise a defepse ag a in st t h i * . \ c-----1 T hr .Tournal D ra P e b a ts observes t&at
[ th r a tta c k w a» f i r s t a a tn ra lly a trihu t- » ed fo a foreign fan a tic , because It aenm- " ing ly defied F rench popular opinion.
To Make AddressOn League Draft
ABOABD T H E V. 8 , S. OKORGE W A SH IN G TO N A T SEA . Feb. li>— (dc- lo^-ed)—Prea iden t WUaon probably will not un d ertak e to exp la ia application of thS) d r ta ila o f tho league o f .nations or- g sn iia tio nbeforo m eeting congressmen ot his d inner to th e foreign r^lafinna rom m itfees in W ashingtoa. it was learned today . H is «f)f««h in B oston w ill be
' devoted la rg e ly to describ ing tho pur- poar* o f tb e league and the reasoaa why Jt wa* th r f i r s t b ig problem to be un de rtak en b y tb e peace eoaference.
Tho p re s id e n t’s conferences w ith the eongreasionol leader* a re expected to be confldeiJtiaU l a theso *^e j t iU -later- p re tia& a t transp ired la the various se*-
b Y NfSPARTACAN
BLOODY CO] r GOVERNJV
R u h i - D i s t r i c t S c e n e o J
1,1 F i g - h t i n g - — T h i r t y - f i v U p A s R e s u l t o f L a l
" E f f o r t s o f R e v o l u t i o : P a r t y
>» • - ' ■■;!■ T H E HAGUE, Fell. -20—T t
fo i ’c o s Itiiv ft .cIjiK hw l In t h p R ^ u n h a t t ! ( ? s h n v o b e e a fo ifg U t,
‘•'j , ! * o h .to d a y . M «)ro j r o v o r n in e n t t) f t l i o f ig h t i i i} ; . T J l i r t y - f i v e i
ry t h e s t r i k e , h,
ICOMiNDEROr MSTfiOOPS
r OENIEiWEEO f f i c e r i n C h a r g e o f t h e T h i r t y -
F i f t h D i v i s io n S a y s t h e C o n -
sail- ' . d i t i o n s w e 1 = 6 x U n a v o i d p b l e
ight —. — .-W ASHINGTON. Fob. 2 0 .-0 tia rg c
thin *ho Thirty-Fifth division waa mis ,nfv handled and not propwly cared for It cna- the bottle of the Argonno nro uot " w c t
founded," Major-General Peter Traub the division’s commaudor. told the
. of houao rules rommittco today.Questioned .rategoricallv concomlni
fotv g o rg e s of Governor Alien of Ktth who "as, T raub olfhcr mndo a flat denial cs ivest WOM uuovolilabl^, un
pj. der fho oxigcneicn of botUe..N ot Enflugh atxexchexB
"E very th ing jwaaible was done foi tho wounded," Trnub snld. "Bui thero w eren 't enough strctchcra in thi A. E .'F . to toko card of.seven thou
l l T sattdiat'ODo p o i n t , ' - ' ’ •"c: t i '
gw ai ns (15 porreent.-B «nO Y « Officials
. Turuing to orUUery, Traub said oboul a half dozen ahella from tbe aUiod ar tillery had fallen inside tho Americoi
linal lines. • • >day The diviaion was never outaldo It bo- army and corpa artUIerj*, ho-sald.
ring Generals'Martin, o national guard of , ficcr, ond McClure, a regular army of
tbi^ fti'cr, hod beon removed on his recom thot moadation Traub said, oont " O n e thing prompted me oud tha ouff- waa -the aoccean of oiir nrma^" sole ?rod. Troub Threo regular army cbloneh
nm were removo<l a t the some time.■ . Plonty To E a t . ’
..j T rau b - m ain ta ined th e soldiers al w ays . hnd som eth ing to cat- otlhougl thcro w as p robab ly a shortago of foot lit somo points. '
Supplies o f w in te r underclothing hoc n o t cau g h t up w ith tho division a t tht t ’mo o f ^ ^ o Argonne figholnc, T raul
.E n g in e e r troops bad b(vn prewiod in to tho f ig h tin g fo re lieve an in fan tr;
I division. T m u b adm itted . "A n d yot J L b c an b e t y o u r sw eet life, they fought
to o ."“ T hc Boche liad fhe F ren rhm en’i
; 3 S goa t. He- wonld n o t go up there an t try th a t job .
o r " W e took in th ree hours w hat th< French h ad been u p ^ g n in s t fhre«
i i y 15 M M MFflBeEMOMLBFTIlOOP!g it ______ _«s.TH- E y a c n a t i o n o f A r c h a n g e l M n s
we D e p e n d L a r g e l y o n B r e a k -
med i n g U p o f I c o o n S e aen ts I -ada,,ik^; W A SHINOTON, F eb . 20.—The mid :am- 'He o f M ay is .th e earlies t d a te wben th<
the trogPB can bo rem oved fro m the Arcb cists .n n j^ region, i t w as s ta t rd nnthorita a*rd t i v ^ - todoy.L e t D ispa trh o f B ritish an d Anirrioari er
\ c g in e rrs to rep a ir th e railroad liae ii t&at till' M urm ansk ny;ion’ is n prreaiition ibut- nry m easure to’ supplem ent movrmen enm- out thn>ugh th e W hite Sea. The jc I. Iin-aks lip in A rchangel abou t thc mid
■lie of M ay and th e r a llw i^ cannot b repaired l>eforT 'that t im e .’’
T here is no d e f in ite tim e set s»> fo i f t ^or th e departu re .
rioE WILL RELAX BTOB OFSUKDAT WORK DT NAVI
will ^ — =--------n of W A SH rX G TO N , F eb . 20.— RclaxaUo • or- o f the rule ag a in s t overtim e and Runda; imen work in na\-y y a rd a w as agreed upo) ;ions today in a co afereaee betw een 8etr< •am - tar>' B aker and S ec re ta ry Paniels am li bo Chairm o n llu r le y o f tb e sh ipp ing hoard pur- x h is decisioa waa reached a s the w w hy »ult o f th e nee«I fo r hnrry lB g traoafoi us- m ation of cargo ah l |« la to troops traili
; U.C ------------ ----------------ID A H O v s i x a a t
, se*. Yoaight aa4 Friday -fair \ a aortl
lE W iPBIOB F IV B OBNXB
J FORCES IN: ne:l ic t w it hMENT TROOPSof Deadly Machine Gun
five Mines Completely Tied labor Troubles Following lionists AgaihstvDominant
-The Spartacan a a d tho govjCTnmcnt ' Rulir (li«trict and bloody xoachin'f Ut, accordittfc to diBpatches from Es- m t t r y tm s a re on rou te to the scene :e niine«'aro coiaplGtefy tied Tup, by
____ .'vS^.JIMAK, Feb . ID— (delayed)—Tho■^German cab inet w aa ex trem elv neasi-
. . miatlc today reg a rd in g tbo s itua tion in thc Bhlne lond, ow ing t» tho refusal 6 t w o r |m e n belonging to th e Bpajta- can and o ther rad ica l o rgan lzatloaa to
5 accept tho g o v ern m en t's prom ises for Immediate social reforiiiB.
The governm ent waa p rep arin g to em ploy every possible m eans to prevent
■ a genoral outbreak.
L Tho general s tr ik e is spreo'dlug rap- 1 1 Id ly in various p a r ts o f tbo coun try and ^ • a .num ber o f r io ts -havo occnrrod, ae-
.cording to reporta receiv.ed h«ro today. , t y U ipht persons, woro k ille d and s c a m ly * I in ju red d u rin g 'a S p artacan ou tb reak in
A n . -Hanou. O ther d em onstra tions oeenr- ‘ red in E lbcrfold , G elsenklrehon a n d iii
lb l6 Ham born. 'A t BruRswiok a l iuadred u n employed m ea fo rc ib ly en te red tho p a rliam ent bnUding.'deraoUshed a l l 'th e fur-
. n ituro and buried th e p realdont under tKcs th e 'w re c k a g e . T he ttp ro a r eoatinued ' 7i- fo r tw o hoara d a rin g w hich a ll tb e mem- “ bers o f p a rliam en t fled .
■^u^ . A L iJ S S the (X)PEJ :H A 0E N , F e b .’ 20.—A d is
p a tch f r m B erlin to d a v reported tha l tho alUos had th rea ten ed to occupy thc B uhr cool d i s t r ic ts ''i f th o SparU can
ll o r 8tri]jp re su lts In. a coal fa m in e in the ’ weatern B hlne region.
is iiE itiiT, Condition of Premier Is Report-
b o « . ed as Satisfactory and Plan i o f Conspiracy Is Found
’ PA R IS. T th .n o — T be a a a .B ln ’8 but ll of- p en etra ted one o t P ro m ie r O laaaa . . f . ceou’s lunga, causing a s lig h t henunor com- yeste rd ay , a ftom oon , i t w as o ffi
^ ciftlly announced todoy. H ia condition th a t ^a® aaid to bo sa tisfac to ry ,said S a p o rt oo^Ooxidltlon
>ne|s The jifsfem ent so ld :"T h o ro . wos a a lig h t hemoptysii
(hommoragc c;f tho lunga) a t 1 I ol- yosterday afternoon , ow ing to th e bu) Dugh le t 's pcnetrotlon ot tho lung . -The gen- food oral locol condition w as v e ry sa tlafac
tory . Tom peroturo w as ao rm al ond tht bad prem ier tooK a norm al am ount o f food .’
, tho Tho X-ra>' exam iuatlon o f tho prem let raub announced a t noon was reported to br
progreaalng uorm ojly. T he bu lle t which 1 iu- lodgfld lu h is bock hod n o t beea located n try b u t ano th e r bullet w as fo u n d la s tH ig h t you on thc flo o r bedroom.
‘ght, o re th a a z a r i o t t a n. . A F rcnch consul w bo-rretum od fro n
- J Busala some tim e -ago, ov erh ea rd in thi P ussian lib ra ry ia P a r ts ia m onth ago. i
<1, - Busslan a g ita to r 'd iscussing tb e posai jjppp bU ity o f d isguising B usslan soldiers ii
F rench, uniform s a s p a r t of- a plo ogolnst Clemenceau. T he polico watch ed .tb e lib ra ry th o je a fte r , b u t wero uu able lo o b ta in a n y f u r th e r evidence oi
ih o conspiracy. I t hod beon ascertain e.l th o t EmUe Cottin , th e aasosaln, ^
i n P beeu closcly connected w itb - Busalai J I U pri-ionora w'ho were recently , re p a tr ia t
r n n t ■ D ad s lo a E oachadNo deciaion hod been reached toda.'
: - w hether Cottin w ^l bc t r ie d by a m}U ta ry or civil tribunal.
Clemenceau hod a go o d -ap p etito thii m orning ond convers<‘d ehee rfu lly w itl
. . Foreign M iniater P iehon and other* Among hla v isito rs w as K in g Nleholoj c£ M ontenegro.
The policeman who wa.5 wounded ir grappling w ith tho OMassin an ^ th e prem ier'* chauffeur, A n d s y ,--h a ro *ea«
V i n medala.tion-“™‘ Destroyer Brings ■"'ii Back a.Mutinous
Crew of Sailon. for • ---------
Schooner's Sailors a re Beport
A.VT ^H arbor on B oard Ship
otioa ^P H lL A D E L P m A t F e b . 2 0 . — ^ *
United SUtea destroysr Tripp U atM a >ag to Newport Naws with ao tin 0“ crew of tbo Ama^icaft Sebeoaar Po
^ verfjcid in Itobs, a wireWaa d iq^ te l to marino men hera stated tedky-
Acrording to tha oaeeafasad xapar ^ O ie D o T .r^ td w a s a a ta f l r a lT i ta a iw
three days aftor i t l u i W t Newa for JaekaoaTlOa: vessel -was tiadar e « * su a d .of.
lortK Neiboa. bn t motMaf ’ « « a w * ! ^ - ^ fa t* }iai bMB la a n a d .- >'
m s wIKETBIIILOPOGEiNFyEHl
Three Have Already Enterec lists fbr the Trip Across th( Atlantic to Great Britain B> Air
LARGE PRIZE OFFERED TOiSUCCESSFUL FLYEF
N am es of A spirants Hav^ Nol Been Made Pnblio B nt M an; Are Experijttonting W ith Va- rions Machtoes
NKW Y O RK , F eb . 20—W ltli tljrorv- pcMsibly /o u r^ n v ia to n * n-ady to tly
tho A tlan tic from tlin Aiiioriciir Aido to tho B ritish lalcii, tho Aoro Clul
- nnnouncod to 4 ay th a t throo Biriiien i i >-* England - hkvp . fUcd th o ir <*ntric>fl foi
tho tronB^ocodu, ovont. 'O f f e n B15T P r l i« .
A -p rizo o f $50>000' Las boon offcroi ■ b y tho L ondon D olly S laJl f o r tho flra:
KneccMfal f l ig h t. A n ad d itiona l $50, ODO Jj o ffered i f Ihc t r ip iji n s d o in i B ritish -b u ilt m achine and tho s ta r t i fro m B ritish soil.
C ap ta in H ngo Sundaedt, entered•<foi th o *50,000, P o b ru a ry 14, Sinco thni tim e tb e th reo Enf^ilsh en trie s h ave beez mndo, ncpordlnja*^o a c a b le ^ a m to th i 'A oro Club, 'r t o , nam es o f tho a tp lr n n ts on tho ctH er side of th e 'ta to i h av e n o t boeo m ade public. I n add i
, tion to Sundstod t, w h o Js oxperim ontinj w ith a pow erfu l airplono a t Bayonne •X. J.. .those who are fiRurinR on essay Ing tho flig h t from th e A m erican side a r^ B rig ad ier Gonoral ’K enly , ch ief oi a e ro n a u tio i 'o f tho nrm y, nnd Comraan di>r,Towers o f th o navy .
' W ant Bettor Ijerelopment . Konly w ill n o t a tte m p t i t u ittil a t
nirplnn'e Ih tiovclopcd th n t 4a ii maico ( non-stop flig h t from N ew Y grk to K raju-isro. Tnvrorn ’Ib undurHtdiid to b< w orking on l^lana fo r developm ent o f ( i-rnft th a t can molcp till'pojtungc. Nav> nrr/mg«’inont«. p rovide tlm t thi* coursi nl-all l)c imtrrtllpd bv <luntroyp/ii.-
Moat Oive ro m it* - - '•• Sund»cdt, th e indcpcndont, claim s he
ra n f ly from X ew Y ork to S t. Johns, \ , T - and a f to r rep len ish ing his fuol ta n k s there ,.,m nke tho jum p from New F ound land to I re la n d , o r p o w d b ly to th e E ng lish ro a s t in S l hours. l i e has
th e y m ust' a llo w .a thorough Inspection o f th o ir piano b y . ««ro elub officijUs. Hundse<lt, i t waA roported , m igh t sac rifice th e p riea . m oney ra th e r th an w ait ff.u rtoen days lieforo makingr tho a t tem pt.
O o ttten p la taa T r ia l F U ch tI t w as rum ored todnv th a t L ieutcn-
n u t Colonel W ilUam A- Bishop, tho B ritish UQP o f acos. is now contom plat- ijig a flig h t from New Pouud land to Ire land . Ho w as said to havo an ex- rcp tio n a lly fa s t piano “ somewhi-re lu C an ad a” ready fo r tho ven tu re .
SEyElSTlMSOEmOESSELS
Eighteen Transports Carrying Twenty Thousand Troops Meeting Rough Weather
NKW Y O ltK . F d . . : o- 8 < 'v.to >lorm« Mneoping th e A tln n llr have ilolaycd a r r iv a l hcr« of o igh tw ii lraiiM|K)rts c a rry in g n ea rly 120,0()() men.
Wirelojts report* lu»t nigh t nnd today Ktatod tlm t all- tho Khipn wero wcatli- r r iu g thn galen, huf th a t m any woulil Ik* Bcvcrnl dnys ovcrilu r. Some huVc been fo rred to run fo r B rrm uda for roal nnd rppaini, tho niessago snid.
Tho I'tcamor Ileudorfon , due today w ith 1.200 w ounded, is bending for B erm uda, a rco rd in g t o 'a railio picked up l»y th e b a ttlesh i’p K ansas and relayed to th e navnl Ntntion h r r r . _ /
T ltf^ P rrs id e n t (Irau t 'wjrel<*aacd la s t n ig h i tViat she ha«J h ra rd d is tress -sig- nalii frcfm the sm ull f tcam er P o la r B ear, w h irh u jr r i r s th r ro rssn a l officers, andWBH going to h e r a i d - ...................
A message from the "Wootisorkot w hich le f t B ordeaux .lan n a ry 27 and WBS <lue here t r i i days ago. said she had lost ft p ropeller b lade but was proceeding to 'p o r t iind rr her own steam .
■ T w entv-ouc koldicrj. aro abgard .
isxsyLTiMiim. BIIIIIIBIIIIIGIIBIII[IITSoldiers and W orkm en’s OoTin>
cil Dem and T h a t I t Resign . o r H ak6 Concessions
W ASinNOTON*. F eb . 2Ck—Tbe so ld ie r s ’ an d w orkm ens’ council o f Mu- nichV iaa issued ao n ijim atam to the Ba-
. v a r la a goT em m ent, accord ing to dis- p a tch es reeelve«l here today, demsnd- io (t th a t i t resign or agree tn the fol- lo w isg :
D i s n is n l o f a* numl»<*r of conserva- . t i r e o ffic ia ls .
- - JM oolotion o f th e B avarian arm y ua- d e r contro l o f th e o M iers ' council,
. w h i d w o a U 'a le e t all o ffice rs.Jfca' w * r m in i» t«r, re fusing to •>ot»fid-
tbeae proposal*^ resigned , A eom- . '•v .D l« U . BoUttea) B sbeaval is f e v M .
T J k S S B T W O '
Circus'Men See ■' Season of Peace
and Prosperiiu' H a i i y D i f f i c u l t i e s A r e N o w B e -
T m o v e d f r o i n t h e P a t h o f t h e
R o a d S h o w a n d C a r n i v a l
CH IC A aO , Feb . .20— A fte r fd u r lont yenrs, c ir ru s iiienj/ioe in 1010 a scasar
( r e d of p len ty . •, , • .W ith a ll hnndlcn]ls rem oved, th e “ ra t h e eor.-haeks” , ncrolm ts, cooks, and tran-i n . , po rta tion experts aro b a rk on tho jo t » y n f te r n “ book ing ’ ' in khaki o r b lu e
W. D. H ild re th , secre ta ry o f tho Qhow. m en ’s . Ixiaguo . n f A m orica, sa id today lie expects business to' }>o big. ,
*‘Only‘ h a lf tho b ig shows w ill go ,o«; th e road . Tho others d isbanded dur. ER l»'K W'ith tho eountry in theshow-going mood a f te r a |>eriod o f war
„ . tension , i t looks llko good business fo t thoc who tak o out th e b ig to p s ,” said in i.lro tlj ,
* “ / “ Canada, v isited by only ono outdoor \jTa. show la s t year, is s tu rv ln g fo r n .smell
n f tho sa w d u s t,” said H ild re th .M em bers « f th e Am orlcon Assorin-
tlo n o f 'F a i r s a n d K xposltinns, in 'ro n - ventloii here ,, likewisu pred ict a good year;
A b ility o f th e -ra ilro a d s to c a rry out tra n sp o rta tio n ro iitru c ts now nlso ir regarded a s n b ig f a r to r for jHissibIc
’ fo? ■ .
... PUNS GREETING !f IB PfiElEIITth a t — — .
six Destroyers Will Go Out to pir- Meet the George/Washing--
5d" ■ ton to Welcome Wilsontin gone, . BOSTON, F eb . 20--:'Pliin» fo r tho ro ‘•*y* ceptiou o f P re sid en t W ilson woro p ra r J‘“ ®; .ticn lly com pleted to d ay su b jec t tc ‘ change i f Jo seph I*. T um ulty , th o pres
Id e n t 's sre re tn ry believes nny m odlficn' tions a re necessary.
M nyor A ndrew .T. P e te rs Ims made I an all a rran g em en ts fo r th e recoption ou ke a Alonday nlthough the p residentln l shlj; p a n m ay a rriv e Sundoy. In w hirh ra se ' it 3 bo Ib undvnitoo^i she will lie n t nn rh o r in o f a th e lower li^rlior u n til Mnmlny morn iavy Ing. It is khown thn t»J 're« ideiit W'il urse I'OU desiro.t to avoid n deiiioii»trntuiii
ou Hundny.W ill . H avo E sc o rt ' '
• he The Qetirge W nsliingtun will be mot hns, by prnctically nil the nuvnl vessels sta- fu e l tioned here nnd by nt lenst th ree ships ■Jew ca rry in g th e m ay o r’s rom m ittee o f wel- •■•to com e.. A dm iral Spenver Wood o f the h a s f i r s t nuvnl d is tric t, hns nrnde a rrange-
rin g v e u tii f o r a lx .destroyers to go. o u t to
3 a e Burrouadea.’' t ^tion a ‘fle e t o r tWenty-nini» p a tro l boata*i&li. w hich w ill keei> any o th e r ven,sei aw ayicri- from th e p re s id e n t’s -sh ip ,valt M ayor P e te rs. M ajor-O onrral E d 'a t- w ards nnd A dm iral W ood w ill como
alongside th e liner w hen sho en te rs ijuaran tinc .
ten- I t is now planned th n t th e p residen ttho shall go to Copley Plnzn H otol, which
liat- is w ith in a sho rt d istance of M erehan.I to l e ’s H all, whero ho will m ake h is speerhex- M onday evening . So g re a t is th e de-
• In m and fo r a<lrnission to th e hall th a t- th em a y o r’s rod im lttee is Issuing 't ic k e js on ly on app lication hy m ail. ■
To Make Public Bribery Charges
P Against Officer^ A l l e g e d C o n s p i r a c y o f N a v ^
M e n t o A id S l a c k e r s t o
J B s c a p e ^ a f t i n v e s t i g a t e d
W A SH 1N O TO .\. Fob. ‘JH — Fullest ])iiblir1ty on th e a llegn l b rib ery ronspir- n ry in fhe th ird navnl «listrict which enabled “ d ra f t do ilgers” .tn ne.-ure Inndsnien’s assigu iiien ts in the nnvy, w ill ho g iven a s soon ns fa r ts a re n\*ail- able, it wns learned n t th e navy de- I 'n rtn irn t today .• Two o ff ire rs . L icntt-niint . nen jam in Dnvis. a m ed ira l exam iner, nnd E nsign Paul Beck o f NeW York, arc held in the
•oal iiivestigation . Tlie charges' involve n _ num ber of o thers, i t wns hald. Tho
J nnm cs o f the en listed men who a re involveil in the ronnjilracy have uot
,"5 Lag a in m aking storkfoo .l. Tlio
^Adv.);ar, e a s a = s ^ ^ = ^ ^ ^ = a = s s = : ^ = = ^ = tod
ZDAHO COMMBBOZAl. COT^.EOE
I P O P r a c l l c a l S c h o o l
” • BUIS I°NES SBoise W rit* f o r In fo rm ation
n . HOWTOSAVEONSHOES•'O ut o f c iricfiity I tried .t pair o f
NcOlin Scrfes." w rites W. P. M acartney i n - o f S t. Louis, "an d today, a fte r five
roonths o f bard Ben-icc I Jail lo r» tice I a n y re a l 5i;;ns of w ear on thein .’*
T his s ta tc n ic r t po in ts u>e w ay to real economy in shoes. - W hat >-our shoes cost, b y th e y o r , depends lan td y OQ h oft-the soles »-ear a n d NeClin Soie»
Un. d o w ear a very long tim e. Mareo\-cr. T,_. they are ccce« in );ly c»m fortable arxl , j , w aterproo f—sd en u n c illy m ade to be
eracU y w h a t eoles should be a n d zo f , n om now b y millions.
They a r t a\-ailahle rv-erywhere- on new 8 h c « and for iT-«olinr. T hey are
'm ade b y T h e G ood> tar T ire & R ubber Com pany. Akron. Ohio, who also m ake W lnffoo t JJeeli. guaran teed lo ou tw ear a n y o th e r heels.
» f l e o l i n S o l e s
.JSTiiSON " OBIIfTTflCOi
PdOIPRESDENlloan
"""" AfTiarican People Feel They Cai rans- Trust Wilson and Rely oi
Him to Be Honest About thi League Plans
JO ou BY L . c . M A IITIN 'dur- W 'A SHINOTON. Peb . 20 -rP residcn
I tho Wilson a n d ' n o t tho sena to w ill spon! w a r tho w ords th a t w ill dccldu tho Amorica
II fo r people fo r or ag a in s t th b Icoguo of ns sa id tions, in th e op in ion o f sonato adm ir
is tra tio n loaders.Idoor T hey refused to w o rry today, ovor nl nnioll ta ek s on th e d r a f t o f r the lenguo cor
s titu tln ii. They a re in no lu irry to rc ,orin- ply to S en a to r -P olndoxter, n o r wi: roll- thoy rush in to tho a ren a iig a jb st otiic
good e.ritics, who p lau to haifinleW a t tli lengue dnily from now on.
■ out Attack Means K othiniY este rd ay ’s sen a to . dcinonstrhtlo
w hen jmckod gallurles applauded F o lt d e x t r r 's assau lts on thu loaguo, mean
G no th ing in the absence of dufvnso o tlie .Jeaguq by Uio man, moro th a n aa. ono else, rtm punslb lp .for It, adm in istrt tinn senato rs said.
In' th e ir absonce,; hostile criticisi l l ^ r wlU ccn to r tho public mind upon th I I I league, criuito in tu fe it In thu provision f r I o f Its con stitu tio n and thus ^ v o Prei 1 I idotn W ilson an auilioueu eager to heo
w hat ho hns to say .
t x_ . Peoplo 'T m it WUson“ P fesidunt W ilso n * w ill .make tli
. ch ie f s|Kioch to the g rea t 'Am orica ju r y , ’/ sa id S e n a to r Lewis, dem ocrat!
1 whip, “ tho A m erican poapo.lm ow tho cnn roly on his b e ing honest w ith then
_Q. 1 , a f te r hearing h im -th ey ' docido th league p lan is ov il, thoy doubtless wi
t to •**P*'o*'' v iew to congross w itho t p res hesita tio n in no uncerta in te rm s.”
iTraiwEiiiiUtidU -•
' San Francisco Listens to Taf Tl' Explain the Constitution of
’r,ei“ the World Leagueth e . - ■ ■-
ingo- SA N FllAN'CIBCO, Cal., F eb . 20—To tt to thousaud .aion a n d wjim en I d e l ^ . s t - t h
iiioat»7 ^ f o r c o them .w ay W illiam H ow ard T h ft spoko to tha
many persons la s t ifight and praise. E j i Ih u league ro n s titu tio n afl n preven ta
•omo tiv e o f warn.i te r s Tho pn rtv will leave ton igh t fo r Sol
Lake.den t E x p la in s D lfferenco•hlch explnined dils vo-operation witlnnn- p rp ,j,ien t Wilson fo r tho lenguo a s fol
lows;<te- “ P resident W ilson is a dem ocrat—
• th e ropublirnn. He is go ing to rtniuiu n ileiiiorrnt and I nm go ing t rem ain n erpulilican, b u t our d iffe rence iu regard to uatioiinl m a tte rs end a t th shores of th r A tlan tic and J ’a r if i oconns. *'
H egnr<ilng-the men in rongrcss wit nre opjiosing tho lengue hti so ld :
” C r .“ I cnn only say they nro reac tio n o r to th e Inst degrot'— they are going bnrl
ival hundrod y e a rs .”• - T a f t ag a in nrodicted thnt tho scnnt
0 would ra t i fy th e “ covenant o f P a r is . ’
PROTESTS mmmS OP LIGHT SING Licure '
Many A ppeals Are Recoived B Oongress U rging Them Not
im in to Change the Times ign ‘ the
> ft W A SH IN G TO X , F eb . 20 — Protcsti Tho aga in st b ills to repeal tbe d a y )igh< a rc sa v in g law a re reaching-congress tw lay uot P residen t F lorenco K ing, o f th e W'oni
e n ’s A ssociation o f CoCmmerro o f th< TTnited S ta te s has wire<I u rg in g “ oi
Tlio b eh a lf o f th e w ork ing g irls a n d wom itv.) e n ’ ’ th a t th ey “ Ix* not ileprived of thii
ex tra heur o f sunshine and rec re a tio n .' B arkers o f t i e v irto rj- gan lens, nenl
■“ th is nji'pcal:- * • In. fti/;. nBtTn- n f.^ f ttn r hea lth , m en
q I sunshine fo r the w orkers ]ihd for big ger v ic to ry garilen crops, do not repca
_ tb e day lig h t sav in g la w .” •3 ' O pposition ill m oving the rio rk for on w an l an hour tbe In^t Sunday in M arrr H B rom es from the fa rm in g s i t i o n .
S Small Packers Forma Joint Corporation
01 S ixty Firm s Unite to Compet* « W ith the "Big R v e" in the “ Foreign Trade .to ■■ , _
CHICAOO, ^ rb . 20.— D<vfi»ion y be m ade bere todny on th e am ount each
o f s ix ty “ sm a ll” p ackers was to eon- ^ tr ib u te to th e new jo intly-ow ned eor- ^ poration fo com pete w ith th e “ big 53 f iv e ” p ackers fo r foreign trade. P lans
fo r fo rm a tlo a 'o f th e ro rp o ra tio n were an m sde hen* yestrrd a j- h t a m eeting of re th e paekera w ith F. 8 . Snvdrr. bead e f b- th e m eat d iris io n o f the foo<l adm lnis- so tra tio n . ’to Meiut>ership In th e export corporation
will not p revent th e packers to do in d iv idual fn reign business, i t w as s ta ted .
TWIN PALL, Ship Encounters
, Strong Wind and _ « Driving Riiir TSe Tr’iinsport O eorge W asl■ ^ ington, C a r r i^ g th e Presi- J T deiitial P a r ty Is Delayed
^ Y BOBEET J . ■BENDER ABOARD .THE IT. a S. GEOBO
Con WASHINGTON AT SEA, Pob. IT—(d layoa)-(Bight)—Whllo plomjlng ' i
on roach Boston' Monday, President Wl • r son mky bo delayed untU Tuesday by in e RBlf Which roraog up thl»--aftornoo;
' The strong wind was aecompMled by y driVIng ralo./ Xho .president devoted most of tl
day to worjcing. He appeared on doc dent 'Wilson-for n short time anpeak joined the-soldiers and grow in “ nbai •ican * oo ship” drill. Vo baa not-yet docli■ ed whetlter ho' will address a joint so 'n,in. sion of congress on tho league of m
■ • tions, but it Is belloved that ho will d r at- »o- ■ . . ,con- *” Coast Metal Trades .tT'cr Vote For No Strik
tho _____California D elegates S ay Aftei
Ition noon Seasion Did N ot Favor:>oln- . . , •cant a Oeneral Shop Closing0 of _____
• rO K TEA N D . Ore., F tb . 20— A ' C«l fornia delegate Is authority for tl statemciit today that the .Poeific coo
tho trodes convention did not votesions atriko at Ita sessjpn yesterdf
afternoon.-hcar “ And what Is more,” addod tho Cal
. fcmlan, “ thore will bo no striko vott if the present majority continues in tl conference.” >.
rican Ilo added that if a walkout is orde ratio It will oot bo a gonoral strike ar thor oot have the sanction of tho Inte heni. national metal trades
the Tho official press committee a will nounced yesterday afternoon u stril
•hout volo yas being token.
1 PI Pact and Fancy.I I , Snld , thu fucetloufl ob8cr\-cn: "On I P of theprlnclpnl dlfTerencca between ffj 11 fruRul woman nnd the fnt one la thn
|M ono trlcH to reduco oxpunscs and th nfher o:?n:insefl.” . ■
raft F a r m L o a n s
Money to'loan on form land at low ifates and favorable terma. Call and see tu.-
:-tho . ... . ,
j-iSr - • - ' i a i Mailn A 3r*;'Eai% ’-*......that — ■ — - — ■ —.ised) aaeagaa .. i.jiiii' ' i ', ii .a a a
Salt
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I t w i l l p a y y o u , \ t h e b u s i n e s s , c e x e c u t i v e , t o c o t
■ ii | t h i s t r u c k t i r e p i
I'I™ M a y b e t b e r e i s !By y o u r t r u c k c o s t s ,
J o r i n d i r e c t l y t o t ic a n s t o p i t
Y o u ’v e s t o p p e c l e a k s — s t o p t h i s .
A s a f i r s t s t e p , Ihc t h a t y o u p e r m i t
. r . s e n t a t i v e t o g< liJ;'.- p t o b l e n T f o r y o v"■•"t e x j j l a i n , o f c o u r s e
' T h i s s t a r t s w i t h 1
p S ■ o f t h e r i g h t s i z etype o f t i r e f o r y
H e w i l l d e s c r i l x s e r v i c e a d v a n t a g y e a r T r u c k T i r e s
o n T i r e s , G o o d y e s
o t» ------------------------------------------
S G o o d y e a r
'il GOCror- • X •big ans•err | , ■
r GOCted.
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b y n . . ' H Hmoon. i W _ J H '; by a
t thedeck ■ ■ ■ ■ I ( ■ V ' ’
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' a sealed i»«'voS for the nairin tho
order- I Name In G0 andInter- I - ■ •
striko I - C
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s
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gm co wb«o b i oro In tronblo' flnd arc flghting the
-----fr unseen battlea.
^here a I a ir Truck <i^^are o f t h e v i t a l r e l a t i (
m d t i r e c a r e , o n t h e
! o n t h e o t h e r s i d e ?
u, the owner of' Tires an(, or the chief matic Coconcentrate on ^ n d he i problem.
is a big leak in " that willts, due directly economic) tires, and you He wfll te
w orkm a)ed the other service, ais. ' expert np, we suggest hydraulicnit our repre- Then hego into your afier-seB•ou. . He will is based p
rse,ourservica inspectiotth the selection trucks in iize of the right these tire;r your use. last possilribe the great Probablytages of G<x)d- yourres'—S-'V Solid you stoj)rear Cushion him to ca
Truck U re S et
l O D I N Q M O T O ]
P H O N E 7 0 7
K R O N
GtEYSIn iliei V •sealed.' '■
"^ J ^ I I o f I t s c o o d n e s s | .
" I s e a l e d I d — :
§ P r o t e c t e d , p r e s e r v e d .
^ T b e _ t l a V o r l a s t s i
for. and te SURE RICCEV’S. ^ It’s In' , i»acka(!e. but look ^ - t h e Greatest Goody-Land.
\ ' ll
Idit-Kept_ II , j_ - I II...,I I I ' . I I. .1-..
Dally Thought. '?»ctfl,, F n m o Is th e p iirfnm e o f h ero ic dcoi
•0 th e —Socrotea. . ,I .Beo.th e ir E xcellen t 'h o g , feed fo r sa le . 1
Tiyin F a lls F lo u r M llfs. - (Ad
j c a k in>1
Costs?t i o n b e t w e e n t i r e '
h e o n e s i d e , a n d
and Goodyear Pneu- :^ord Truck Tires.J will recommend the Ixre for you—the one ill do your work most lically.I tell you of our spe^y, lan like application*I made possible by our mechanics and big
lie press.he , will explain our elling service, which 1 pn periodic, recorded ion of the tires and in use—to the end that res may save you the isible cently he wili point Out ak at once and help >1) i t W hy not ask call today?
e r v i c e S t a t i o n
3 R C O .
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‘ ' TOPBSDAY. PBBKUAaV ,20. 19
E l i E I:1P101I6LES
STtyiSTi]Mediation Committee is Dis
banded With Strll<e Situatioi ’ Practically Untoucfied Dtir
ing Session .
' S E A m jE ,^ T i i i i . , 20.— Di«bMO ing Uto P ioz m ediation flommittoo, on u D uacnaen t b y Z)ireetpr>Goneral F iez thftt -eoQ tniets fo r .tw etaty B kinncr ao< £ild>r|iBte«l Bbips bavo 'boen csneollo*
s d u r i i i c th e pa* t fow days, a n d rappof o f the. s tiih 'o v o te^ b y b o ilo n n a k e n am 4 'ng ineert, M & stituto th e s tr ik o dovolo]i
.m e a ts o t tlie If t^ tw en ty -fo u r lioorB.- 8ettleat«Q t 8 tU l D is ta n t
S e ttlem en t o f S e a t t le 's ahlpya^ ^vaUcoat is ap p a rea tly a s f a r d fa tan t a iv e r , i t is d e ^ r o d in s tr ik o clreloa,
L a b o r m en a re ag a in ta lk in g toda; o f a - .s j i r e a d o f ^ th o pM pyard stHk< tliro tighout th e coast. T h e convontioi a t P o r t la a d ,o f M eta l T rados leaders i
. b e in g ' keen ly w atebod b y ow ners an< w o rk ers a lik e . A no tice po sted in 2^et a l T rad es headquartora to d a y roads:
" W o rd received^ from tb e Portlanc • d is t r ic t convention seem s to indicat*
tlm t b e fo re tbo w eek is e i^ded 'tbo F o rt land a n d b ay c itie s j’a rd s w ill be fo r tb e o r ig b a l dem ands, a s , w e l l ' ai
. tIn* P u g e t-8 o a a d d is tr ic t,* '- ;
- PBBSIDBNTIAI. a m p IBBBlHaXNO BOIiDZEBS HOME
NJBW YORK, Fob. CO-:-The traaspo rt Ctcorgo W nsb in iloo ,.on wbJeh P rcsidcnl W iisou io re tu rn in g to th c Unitod S ta te s , w ill b rin g th e troops a b o a rd to H oboken fo r debarka tion , a f to r leaving th e p rca idon t a t Boston,' i t w as aa- iiounced today . '•
T he. tran jipert w ili go in to Boston hn rbo r and anehor so th a t th e president m ay be p u t ashore on a governm en t tug from C harleston Na%'y Y ard .
Advertise it in tho Classified coluosg of Tbo News. Somebody will wont i t
r ~
—interej A nnual/and many w'o event to save c
, are showing g: “bargain price porcunity will
— b a r g a i i
LOT 1—Turkish diinu -u-eipht nnd 35c value ............
LOT 2—a ' large • bcHt quality nnd
K ep ilu r 60c vahu
. LOT’ ,*^-Huck t( , • w hite of Inrpre
qun!ity^45c valtif
—a barg will appi
b l a cy
Can you imag tieoats, cut lar material. This ten dozen in th only. '
IH P B m A Y , F iiB B PA B r 20. 1811
F To My Friend
S A fte r a u ab icnco o f three.m ontliB , 1ii6w,' » h a t I h n C a ^ n on th e job o t
F irs t-c la ss . serv ice w ill be accor I I T in ..the p o rt . Y our p a tro n ag e is cor
r l , PERRINE B.b b b t s o w
Dis- 4____;---- —1,— .t i p n = = = = = = = = = = = i= = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
I R O L L o r H O N O R
Jand* ---------- ■, an* SBOTZOM' TH BBB
W ouodcd (degree undetorm ined) 379 “ 5 wditnded Hiigbtly 501, to ta l 340.
IDAHO. OAStTAlTIES ‘I nnd Wonnded Degrvo 'andatannlnad— elop. Pvt. Floyd K . Oole, Lewiston; T v t, s.- Bfafiw B. Oole, Benbeas; F r t W im an
L. Ooon, OaldtMU; P n . Clarence W. yard Borrows, Welser; , Pv t. Bobert B, Com- It as taiena, Bnrley; P v t. Toe Orlsunett, Xn- ^ dian Talley: P rt..A lex an d e r Luson, odAv Oauanm. .triko • Wetmded SUghtly—P r t Angelo Bo- lUon BWlogg; P n . William P. Oar*,TB is Saulrrrt; p n . O j ^ B, Bezry. Payrtte. and WB8TBBH LIST
W onnded, D egrea tT ido term toed ; L iout.' Col. Georg® H . C anfield, Vaco- ,>«” 3 vUl«, C a ticate L iau t. E dw in H . W earae , D enver, Colo. • o rt- Bgt. B lehard Queen, S an Francisco, ,<»4t cbL 'I a s P v t. Jim m io V.' M aasaro, Coal Crock,
Colo.P v t. ChHa H. B ayer, H ickm an, Cal.P%*. JoBii C ervantes, A lbuniiorqtic,. N .
>MB Mox. , ' . ‘P y t . H ig ln io C havoz,'A lbiiquerquo,
p o rt Mex.iicnt Pvt.-Ja»U H W . C heshire, Paandonn, Col. i te d P v t . M anuel Ooraoa, P rn lco ton , Cal. - i t o P v t. R qy C ..P o c , L ebanon, Ore.'i n g P v t . A ntonio Hanchor, .De Taoa, N. M. an- P v t. A lfredo B crtonc in i, Novndn C ity,
’ . CaLBton P v t. A nthon G. H arve , Turlock. Cal. le n t P v t. Olo E . L arson , B aw lins, Wyo. t«B P v t. K nuto G raue, S ea ttle , Wnah. •
P v t. F ra n k H azard , S ea ttle , WaHh. P v t. Iv a n G. C annon, L ucy , N . M.
OSS W onnded SU gbtly. . *t i t . Bgl. Shelby H endricka, Woodmen, Colo.
est still centers I W hite Saleiv'omen .have taken oppor e on their white i^oods. Th great bargains-in towels a
ices.” . Supply your needs i ill not last. ■
i i n s i n t o w ^ e l s a n d t o
i s h t o w e l s i n m t? I T N I O K B L E
,n d H izt'. K o g u h i r T O W E L I N G2 3 c i n c h e s u i d e , n
* v n l i i c - . . . . ...............
r g e f i n e to n - e l i n O L A S H T 0 ^ >
n d 'g o o d w e i g h t . - j u i d b l u e d i e (
l i n e f o r .................4 5 c v a h u * .................
, C O T T O N n u' tow oh m plain-re Rl7.e a n d f i n o i n g o o d q u a l i
. In e ............ :..............35^: v a l n e ...................
gain m any won predatea c k s a t e e n p e t t i c o a t s
igine such a bargain? Bli arge and roomy, well made his is a sateen garment, not thelotsobuyearly. Frida;
191P. ‘ .
i d s a n d r P a f t o n s :
:hB. I beg to adviso m y eustom cb ,' o ld and b o t tho Porrino B a rb e r Shop,
iceorded to one a a d all, in 'th o fu tu re ,a s I eordlaUy invitod.
BARBERSHOPJO W IX , P ro p rla to t
ii.—| S g t. F ra n k 11. N iekena, L lii Angelea
I I Co p .’w ilU am C. PuJton, Phoenix, Ariz■ Corp. Leo Gourdia, C lear *Creok, U tah
Corp. C harlie A. S iem ering ,. Eagletonniont.
3-ft Corp. B tcvo W . P a rk e r, S tockton, Cal ’ Corp. Oeorgo W . M ottloy, W alla W alls
W ash. — - Wag. Jam o s H. T aylor, Bfabeo, A ris .
*4— j»vt. Clydo C ; Golden, L os Angelea p n . Cal.
i ‘v t. WitUnm I. H atho rn , G rea t F a lh • W . M o n tCom- P v t. F ran k T. BasBotl, H avre , M ont., In - P v t. Jonenh D. Canimock, C leannonl CTon. , Wyo.
I’vt. JotH' Ij. Cortinns, S a n ta F c , N Bo- Mex:
Pvf. H aro ld Duckham,- O znnnl. Cnl. , '• t te . P v t. Fre«l J . E ltin s , M urray , U U h .
P v t. C harles T . B row n, A lamo, N . Mex ^ I 'v t . V alen tino L . C lchoir, T uste , Mont rara. I’vt. D avy C. Cole, Turlock, Cal.
Pv t. C harlbs S. OowgUl, Sacram ento
P v t. H a rry B. T . G ilb e r t , . P o rtla a d
reck Chavez, Nogalen, Ari^.’ P v t. Bomualdo A. C ordero, S a n ta l ‘ar
1 haro, Cal.■ V l’v ‘. D onald C. Foote, C annon C ity
M " '- Colo., P v t. Jo w p h H agopian, Holt L ako C ity ’ U tah .'( . j j I 'v t . M ihalo L . K ulis, Sacram ento, Cal . * P v t. Theodoro Gibson, D ouglas, A riz.
■ P v t. Ju liu s J .,G ilro y , D enver, Colo. . V T vt. W illU A. ilenson. G arden City,
U tah.P v t. Cc74»r« CaroBsino, Hoqulnni, Wniili, P v t. R alph D avenport, B u tte , -M ont.- P v t. Jo h n R . A llen, IndepontU-ncCi
Wnah.P v i. Ernest* O :.S u tler, M alaga, W nsh. P v t. Leo T. H all, O akland, C a t '
■ » P v t, .InmcK W. Loe. I’nlouwe. WnHh. Uolo. P v t. M nrk Gole8h7"l/eadvllle ,A -'‘>l‘'- ••
— I
s in our
lortunity of this This week end We s and toweling at Is now as thif op-
t o w e l i n g
(LEACHED. CR.^.SH b l u e b o n i e r , 1 7
ie, a g o o d q \ i a l i t y . 2 5 c
............... .........................1 7 c
’OW ELING i n p i n k
c h e c k s ; I f e p u l u r 3 5 c
................................ ............ 2 7 o
nU C K TOW ELING. ch e< l. 1 7 i n c h e s w id e u a l i t v . R e g u l a r 2 5 e
........................................ 19c.-
>men—
I t s 9 5 c
Black sateen pet- ide, of serviceable lot a cambric. Just day and Saturday
TWIN FALLS I
“ TROUBLEBREiS NGOUNTRrOF PfltlSlPEOPLI
F b o d B e c o m e s S c a r c e a n d . F l n .
= a n c l a l S i t u a t i o n I s a H o p e '
l e s s T a n g l e .W i i i c h C a l l s fo i
■ E x p e r t A s s i s t a n c eU h . — :—iton, *AKSAW , F«b. 17—(,lolnyod)-a«t
nm n Boldi6rs in eaat Pruaaia a re s til Cal. b earin g th e old im perial a tandard io aUa s te a d o f tb o 'rep u b lican flag- nceordini . . ’ to rep o rts b rough t b.v fug itives to th
, A m erican m ission hero. They also ea;tb a t tho ju n k e rs have um lertakon to or
' gan ize a strong movoment in German; n il. n g a in st Poland.® *■ Food Plentiful
- Food ia 'n io re p len tifu l in ca s t Prua Lont I'olniid, thi- fug itives do
’ elhre, and m uch I'heaper. An aver XT ago meal coata abou t ten inorku (|2.B0
compared w ith lA to 25 m arks (*U.7J to 10.25) in W am aw. .Shoen alao a r
■ cheaper coating 80 m arkn (*“2J50) ii ' Germ any and 600 m arks (*126) in I>o
land. R olling sto ck ia mueh more plen t i /u l In Qermsay tb a a here.
FlnaacU l Taogle ° to , P o la n d ’s f in a n c ia l s itua tion , accord
ing to m em bers o f tho Am ericau mis slon, w ill necessita te acnding a higi finan i-la l,export hero. Tho na tiona l re
^ sources o f th e coun try a re g rea t bu t tb( t ‘ar- m onotaiy system in in n tsrigle. Th«
, new Btote o f P oland hns no w ar o r na -ity, tio n a l deb t, b u t F ranco nmy nak her tc
naaumo a portion of the Ituxaian Indebt- ■ ity , cilneaa in conoidoration fo r largo aumt
th a t lluajlfc-s p en t on th e ‘• I ’oliah Rail Cal. wavs.z. OrltielBts Wilsoa. ,
V roaideut-W JIaon-'is b(Ung m ade the ■ity, o b jw t of un fav o rab le repo rts c irculated
.throughoot P oland . I t is alleged tha t qhIi, he opposed 'tfondiug G eneral H a lle r’s t . . C tctho-S lovak a rm y home on tho ground lice, th a t th e Czecho-Slovaks would mako im-
m ediate uso o f th o troops fo r iinperial- !i latic purposes. Tho Ami’ricau miaaion ! has so fn r been unhldo to g o t a t tho
I,. toureo o f theae baseless rumors.
s P v t. W illis B. H igh , M adera, Cal.___ 8EOTZON r o U B” 1 Wounde«l (ilogroe undeterm ined) 30.'
wmui<li-d a lig h tly 521, to tn l 82fi.- ID A H O CAStTALTIES
W onaded, D egree U ndeterm ined— P v t. D av id M . OowgUl, Boiae; P v t E rn e s t A. S hubert. O aldesae.
W ounded S ligh tly—S g t A lfre d 0 Graebener, O iffo rd ; P n . A lex Sprouse M oscow; P v t W illiam J . W augh. A sh to n ; p n . Jam ea L . C rabtree , Oreep.
W E S T E B N U 8 T W o u n d ed D e g n e U ndeterm ined
Corp. I 'f t c r Sw eet, M elrose, !N. Mex. Corj). H a^ry H . GruridBtrom, Loa An
jffle s , Cal.P v t Jo h n O. Oohlcyj D ee r Lo<lge, Jlo n t P v t . W obs;er E . C orliss,' N ortli Port
land , Ore. ;P v t. D nniel A. H ook, L as M alinos, Cal P v t. Oeorge M. L ekas, O akland , <.'al. Pv t! Teolfilo M ontova, B ernalillo , X
M er.Pvt.- Olimpio S a rto r i, P e ta lum a, Cal. . P v t. Frod M. Schuurm nn, Aalilund, Ore P v t. A rnold O. Sow rrs, P n rlie r, (.’al. l»vt. .Innn E . WUaon, Mosilln I 'n rk , i.'
Mex.P v t Jo h n W. M aaslo, Snn Francisco
Cnl.I ’v t. M nrlon H. P eterson , D cnnlr, Cal p v t. John H. Pollock, Tncnmn, -Wnah. I’v t. K lbert E<lwin W onthcrford, Jo lie t
Mont,P v t. Jolm T . W illiam s, m nghain , I ’tah
Wounded •S ligh tly M aj. F ran k C. M cCullough, B aker, Oro L ieu t. D arw in J . Sm ith, Sncrnniouto
Cal. ,Sgt. D o i^ d M cK ay, Chinook, Mont. P v t. L oujs M. Nelson, D clphla, M ont. S gt. E ric A . Pe te rseu , Solvang, CoL Corp. G eo rg e ’ W ilbur Colby, O akland
Corp. B ryan \ ^ M n r t in , S pokane, Wash Corp. P h ilip N. D alton, O akland , CaL Mech. M anuel C. Corvellc, Morccil, Cal P v t. W illiam A. Moore, G rea t F a lls
M o n tP v t. S tev ls M arino?, B ay P o in t, Cal. P v t. O scar H erb ert W ebb, I ’hocnix.
A ri*.P v t. J a m e s-F td to n Robinson, Bucking
ham , Colo. ' ' •P v t. E dw an l G." Hcott. Hollywood, Cal, P v t. A ndres S tang land , A atorla, Oro. P v t..M ichae l A. H ctrick , L eroy, Colo. P v t. H en ry R ackham , jr ., Ogden, I 'ta h P v t. Rosa V. T itu s , D ow nw , Cnl.
Colo.P v t. Jo h n W. Y oung, Di-nvor, Colo. P v t.' M w a rd B. Speechly, San F ran
cisro, Cal.P v t. ,H a lv o r Hanimu, Agan-on, M on t P v t . Earl C. O kelberry , Goshen, U tah P v t. Hnrold L arson , W estby, M o n t P v t. E arl Ijcroux , S a lt Lnko City,
U tah.P v t. A ntonio H. G ouvela, O akland , Col. P v t. W iUiam I I . G riffith s , H artfo rd
W aah. .P v t. L aw rence I . M oore, S an ta Rosa
CaL *P v t. Jo h n W . P lan n is , Connell, Waah P v t. Jam es, B. Bcesev K irk lan d , Wash P v t A urelio ^ n e h e z , A lbuquerque. X
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C O N T E S T S W I L L O F L A T E
A C T O R F O R L A R G E E S T A T E
Poorth W ife o f K at Ooodwls Comas TacwarA w ith m teilSon of
S h a n
KEW YOEK. Feb. 20— Edna Good- rieb, feorth wife of the Iste N at. C. Goodwia, iateads to make a conteat for tbe estate, valued a t «300,000. it was aaaeoBced here today. M ist Goodrich declared she posaessca a will the eomediaa made ia her fsvor la 190S.
The 0*tat« waa previoualy M tiaated at *5,000 to tt/X tO . Tbe new property la la Califorala. aad the w est Good* w ia's ownerablp of it was not known here.ttatil Miss Goodrich eame forward
_ hAr eU im .
D A I L y : N i i w s
! I PHILLEOS T I L L H A S
c A P P L E S- L C k o l c e Q o a l l t y S 2 . S 0
S m a l l e r O n e s $ . 1 . 5 0Fin.-j p e - .. . 1 ----------■
f o r Urges Women to Aid Univeraity Students
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i in- M r s , M . J . S w e e l e y , W o t t i e n
!**thc F e d e r a t i o n P r e s i d e n t ,
I t f a k e s P l e a i n B o i a enao y I
B O ISE , F c '\ 20.—A now phase hi ,, developed in tho loan scholarship fu t
since th e sign ing of th e arm istice , Mt * M , J . Swoolo.v, p residen t o f th e S ta
i 'fd e ra tio n o f W om en’s clnba,-pxplal aii 75 of tho Columba, cluB M onday, ia apologizing fo r aga
speak ing of ono of l>cr pe t club ho J p ^ bios, saya tho Idoho Statesp jan . nlen- In tend to m ention th‘ . sub jec t a t thia t im e ,” M rs. Swooh
said , " b u t thc closing o f tb e w ar hi cord- P“ t a new phaso on it . A large nur mis- o f s tu d en fs who woro tak in g tl h igh s tu d en t-tm in iag courso ait tho gover ll re* ’s expense n t Uie U n iversity > t th e Idaho fou n d thomsolvoB unablo to co T he tla u e w ith o u t ouUido a id . ^ i a s Frorii
r na- ivrott». m y_,obout }£. and . asked ’ i f i> [-r to wonld; loan m oney to freshm en. V, lebt* havo not done th is heretofore inaamut sums a s we do n o t chnrgo In te rest o a - t l Rail, loan u n til one y e a r a f te r grailuatlo:
a nd ou r fu n d ha# n o t been largo enoug to Jcc«p m oney o u t so Jong. I wrol
the her, how ever, to lot mo know how man a ted freshm en would neod th la loan an d sli th a t w ired back , ‘100 a t l e a s t .’ l e r ’s “ I t w as impossiblo to loan th i ound am ount b u t w o 'have had le tte rs alrcad
from 27 aoldlcrs, who liavo boon-dli ^ a r g e d from tho a^m y, wbo w ish t
'**?“ fiftish th e ir collcgo course,-m ost o f thei seniors, a n d theso wo can a id . W e hav a t p re sen t abou t • l .’SOO of oiir »050
= s nvatiiable. W« have received a • IS I L ib e rty hond from tho M erid ian hi«
school nnd n $100 m em orial from n mn 3Q-, in th is v ic in ity .’.’ r ■
'. Mra. Sweelpy muntlonetl th e bl which the club women hnVe introduce ask ing th a t a fin t ra te of 4.-5 be moc: for nil s tuden ts o f tho south and aouti e a st to th c uu lvoraity , th e s ta te to pn
J thc balnm-o of th e sum. ouse! Among .the man^* exeoliont sugge
t 'o n s >nnde lij- M rs. Sw eeley fo r futui , c ivic work_w ns tl ia t o f p lnn tiug trei
• n t c e rtn in spofs" along th e hlghwo ^ whoro th e nu to to u ris t m ight stop :
com fort fo r lunch.
h m jT A B Y m O B W A T (OQt B n x B B FO B B V B B 6B K A T[•ort- '
SALE.M, Ore.. Pob . 2 0 ^ “ Thc Roo rril. ovelt coast m ilita ry h ig h w ay ” bUt ;
al. up to th e senate ttrday., N. Th<J houso passed th e m easure ycate
day nfternoon w ith o u t a n«*gatlvo yot •• . Tho proposed h ighw ay would cxton Ore. froni A sto ria to tho C alifo rn ia line.I- The bill provides fo r a bond Issi c, i . . o f *2,S00,000 >rhleh*’is to bo voted upo
by (ho pcoplo o f tho s ta te .. ,
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. . on 9 th A venne N orth . S tr ic tly mo ity , w ired fo r e lec tric range and «
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^ T E iH r u n n i n g n n d s t o p s r e c o . s to p s . E v e r y m e t e r g u a r
>n»* t h i a m e t e r . I t i s s i m p l e , i n b l e . S e n d f o r d e s c r i p t i v i
rt. LYMAN WATEI; ! " ! B e r k e l e yood- *
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e r ty L y m a n B e a l E s t a t e O f f i c e ood* I d a h o , own
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S u b ;D iv is io n q f C o m m issio i = = f o r F ix in g t h e R e s p o n s lb ih t
I f o r t h e W a r Is S ti l l In v e s ti t s g a t in g R e c o r d s
9 w s PA11I8, Feb. 20—Tbl- folloTine 01 ficial romniunique v,ti» issued today o
te n ’s ycaterdny's meeting of tho committ« to determleu responsibility for tho ww
i t , “ Thc th ird , sul>-committeetof" t l ' commisslun on-the reaponaibility f<
,tho w ar met tbis morning to eontinii ita investigations into erimlaal acts.
0 has ^ r a s s e a Sympatbyfund " I n opening, tho chairman pf tli
, Mrs. acoting. tbo Hon. W. P . Massey, sal Stato that ho wisfeed to convey to Mr. Clen plain- «ncoau on his own behalf and on nbain of tho membora of the aub-eommi' again tiic an expreulon of profound sympi
hob- OQ the occaalon of tho dastardly e tempt against tho premier’s life. B
1 this o*prc«sod tho bopo tha t l£ r. Clemei roolcv would aoon be complotely restore X haa and able to resnmo the ver num. prominent place he had always tako
the conferences.,ve„- “ Major X Brown Scott of the Unll tv of States delegation, aaid that Franc ►’cop- entire world aro to bo cotrorich Rratulatod th a t tho aasassln failed t \j accomplish b is putposc.
Wu “ Moasiour F . Lamaudo expresso unuch h b thanks in tho namo of fVasce t a • tht> tbe oh airm ^ and also ^ Major Scot ation, fer tbeir expressions of. sympathy wblc: lough tp mucb appreciates.': ; , •KTOtO ‘__ ' * ~*^many TO HBAB STOBT OF t e B _____(1 ahe TH IBTY -nPTH DIVIBZ02
that WASHINOTON. Pob. 20—The storready of tho thirty*fifth division ia the Al■ dis- gonne fighting was expected to be toh
ih to tho house ruloa committee today b;them Maj[or-Qenoml Peter E .-Traub, Its conihavo mnndor.10500 General Tranb waa . plaeed in eon. ISO mand of tho division followitsg the rihigh moval of Gonoral MeCluro and Oeners
; mnn Martin, nationol.'gutird officers, shortl beforo tbe Argonne battlo began. '
bill ..... * ..— — : 'luceJ Excellent hog feed for sale. Thmado Twin Falls Flour MUlsr, {A&v.lOUth- F- ......... r ....................
E THE AMALGAMATED SUGAR COMPANY
is noTT coatraetisg for.beeta for. rATB -the season- of UHff.
Boos. The price iaUl i s . .
c t c r t f j i f t m r i w T E 'v5". I p l U PER TONxtond . * •
. You can obtaia contracts atiSng* ar.Factory Offiee, pbone-No. 4, or call 340 West, o r Twia Falls.
ctive.
cn H ousethe moat dafliable letidenea p a rt o f tovn
’ modam in every haatad hy electxlc- ul water b A ^ t V ^ - Oan Im aoltf 'on eaay
UCB $3700.00 No. £89
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ter shortage troubles with th e .S* M ETER. I t will tell you the you receive any day, nionth, or
y minute of every day your w ater ocording the m inute you r w ater uarantee<l.' .-Vnyone fan install e, accarat<i low priced, and re l i- . tive circular.
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A dvcrtiB ing R a te s Upon A pplication
■ E as te rn B epreaentatives: Oeorgo : D av id Co., I n 6 , 171 M adiaon Ave., Nc Y ork , 1411 H artfo rd B uild ing , CUltag
N o rc«poi»n)iU ty is au u m o d fo r t l ea ro o f uaso lie itcd m anuscripts, p h o t g raphs o r o ther con tribu ted m atto A rtielos suhm itted fo r publieation wi bo used or not a t tlio d iscretion o f t l o d ito r and no m anuscrip ts w ill bo r tu rn e d unless accom panied' b y tb e ae e ssa jy postage.
A M A T T B E H O N O ftV W hatevb r o th e r ju d g m en t m ay V prooouneod ia tb o , premised* «no fei
* tu re is. bound to bo uomraon to thei iill a n d th a t is t h a t U n iled S ta to a Sosi fo r W illiam E . B orah , in doeUning th in v ita tio n o f J^ e r id e n t 'W ilson to ' moie w ith him and '^o tlib r m em bers o f eoi gress a t a b an q o e t l>oard fo r a discui sion o f th e proposed leaguo o f nation* l i a s ’d i^ la y o d m oaum jsntal n e rre ;
. T h a roason g iv en by th o 'S o n a to r fo i l is re fo sa ly - th a t hb canno t bo bound ti
. reeeivo . i n cotifidoneo w h a t lio mlgh m ako UBO o f ia sofagequent discussion
J o f th e 8u*bjoct—sh o u ld bo suffic ien t how ever, to ju s t i fy his position, aac cummoQ courtesy w ould roq\Unt t ia t somo o thers o f h is OBsociates shoulc fo llow h is lend in rc jqciiun ot tho proai den tla l cUnncr in v ita tio n .
/ I t / s unavoidoblo, and ncee»«ary and l ig h t th a t thoTO nhould bo ^ b e widest diseOBsion c f every d e ta il o f th e pt-o-
. g ram proposed in tho con stitn tio n oC *the lengue o f n a tio n s before th a t con- H titntion e ith e r is adopted or rejoetod V n a tio n . I t goes ir i th o u t argn^
I in e s t th rn t l f le i i i l f o a b y ih is coun- ’ ' - t r y o f th e ' propoM d p la a wlU lead th is
co n n try |n to new a n d un trlo d fie ld s ' a o d com m it i t to policies tha& havo
been h ere to fo re fo re ig n to th e Amer-- i ra n <^ommonweiUth.
The proposition-ix n o t ono to be ae« ccp tod or re jec ted on one m a n ’* say-so. no r w ill i t bo. I t ia inconceivable th a t tbero can bo en tire unan im ity of th o u g h t e ith e r fo r o r a g a in s t t lie pro* posal, and coaunon ju s tice dem ands
“ th a t c r e d i t - fo r a s 'g re a t a degree fit s in ce r ity ac tu a te s th e oppononta o f the
. proposal a s d c tua tes i t s ndvoeatea.* I t is m an ife stly u n fa ir , in v iow o f thg
■/unprecedented u n an im ity o f sn p p o rt ac* curded tho P re sitlen t in tho conduct o f tiio w a r ju s t c losing, t h a t ev e ry a p pearance o f oppoaition to - th e p rogram fo r th e loaguo o f nationa o f w h ieh bo in gonorally regarded ak th e p rlac ip a i
; iiu tho r, should bo construed *a a' manl* f" fofltatioti o f desire to .d iscred it a n d de
nt roy .th e iufluonce o f tho P resid en l. ^ f thcrcv is nny d isadvan tage to TO-
fiult from S en ato r B o rah ’s re fu sa l, to t.-vko p a r t in tho d innor conference, th a t .linndvantnKO no d o u b t w ill rc a c t m ost heavily a(;nunat tho 6 e;ia to r him solf, b n t
' tho ninccrit.v o f hL< exp lanation o f h is c 'in d u rt is en titled to fo il consideration.'
T w o Bites and a Sup.^Vlille m any o f o u r fn m ilia r coiDpari-
so n s Im vc ho<>n scrap p cd bj^ m odem coodlU ons, n rw conjparlBona a ro ta k ing th o ir pliices—fo r exam ple : “As q u ick ly n v rr iis n m ovie racfll."—Bos-
- - ton T ra n sc r ip t.
- So Moto It Be.Sftyeili tlio Apo!«tIc o f lIorsoKcn*© of
■ P o ta to m il . K an.. In IiI.h Ja tcst rx p o 5 l- t lo n : " I. too. bollovo in hum nn hm ili.
• .« rhooC ; l>ui n good m any o f ihr* b ro th e r s muHt b« pollcem co, and do th e ir d n iy w ith o u t f r a r ' o r favo r.”— Ilocky
. M oun tain N ew s.
Putty 8ubct:tute.A ch eap a n d c ffec tirc xuhstU ute fo r ,
I p u tty , to s to p th e c m rk * In Hoors an d '> w oodw ork , m ay be o b ta ined by sonk- :
la g nftWFpnpcra In n p a ; te m ade o f a p o u n d ‘o f f lo u r In th re e quartw t t wa- t « r o a d a d d in g a (easpoonfu l o f a lom . |
• For Empfojrara* Consideration.• , Men can have no hope' in tbelr work
while they Ilv« purely from haad to inoQtb. ond you cannot aprcod hahlts , o f Intdllccncc amoog the labortnc d o n if t b d r meana are too poor or < A e ir J* l« re t ^ abort to rnahle them .
. to pcT tldpatr Ia tb r coltnr^ that ta co- ' >'. I p r «B aroood tb u n .—£ x ^ a i ^ .
O a is in a d ' A ds a re cheap—e ffec tiv e . |
D I S A R M A M E N T B E G I N S
^ I N L A B O R A T O R I E S
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f th e ^ ■ | | B f r o t e «10 ro- l u r S SI .aec* ■
l o t s m a i lo n a l c o n tro l o*
SS?2 L * S M ! S I - ~ t S ! S ;thBin t n u PMOch K len U ^ Nl* t »
;ss5f«” , n . ' ^; tho I tM t tn b » —«a<l o n ly t o th U w»jr m oot "iria U b * d o » * -* a 3 f» B a l ia ih i
EN D O R SES PO Sm O M U O P .:ions, M A Y O B DITSINajBTEXBS
r fo r H A tE M , Oro., Fob. ':20—The lowv: id t o ^ho O regon logisla turo is oi
record today a s oadorning tbo stanil o: u g h t M ayor H anson o f S ea ttle d u ring tho ro sions con t strik o in tho Pugo t Sound city .I » The roprcBcntativoB jmiiiicd u rosolu
tlon yofltorday afte rnoon cougratu lat a n d ing IIaukodt upon hls. n triku policy.
nUro rosolutiou wnn mloptod over th«vigoroiiri priitcHt of tliV labor ropresen tntlvoH.
roai. , ro o p p E B c o M P A in r W U J .
n „ j A N N O U N C E OUT IN WAOEE
d estK EDDINO, C alif., Kob. :*i>— Wugo ru
^ (luetlons of CO ccu ta a day wore au ' I oC nouiilod to d ay i o ffcc tlvv a t unco-at the con- M ountain C opper com pany m ines, a t . , K esw ick nnd I ro n M ountain . Tho 475
m on a ffe c te d havo n o t y o t complainod: rg u . ■oun- 6 p o o o * * - t t^ n o « l jr C dorad .th is ' *'‘lvo acn rie t Hpoiig<‘s Imvp f;?cn olds I«nkc Blwn, Japali.* T be
a u tlio r itlc s o f th o lu k a lab o ra to ry a t O tau , a tta c h e d to th e K yoto Im perial
n e r- u n lvera ity . u re q u o ted ua sn y lng /.that a im ila r spongca h a v e n ev e r been dla- .covcrcd an y w h e re la tho \ ^ r ld .
'-so. -J m T ho D e n tis t 's ’Show case.
, •‘O h, look a t Brandm a’a bUo. A unt E m ily.” w h l^ e r v d th e baby, cyc5 £lxi-«l OQ th e a r ra y o f fn lso tee th io th e kIiiss
nds cflxe. ' . •fit ------------- -------
tb e BO O SEV ELT
^ (C oncvrning tlieso vorst's JAhn Dur. “ 6 roughs, th e , fam ous n a tu ra lis t , w ro te to •c - tlie. Roodevclt P erm an en t M em orial Xn-
> Q fi tio n a l com m itteo, w hich, under tho ’ . Ii-a<}enihip of W illiam Boyeo Tliomprinn, *P‘ I is cQUec.tl«g fd u d s fo r a ,u atian n l ino-
rom ! niofiiil tn t h e ‘g re a t ^ m e r lc a n , ‘ 'T iiis 2,0 puom wait w r itte n th ^ n io rn ln g of llio
colonel'fl d e a th a u d w as published in tlir ‘ Xwe Y ork T im es,’ on tho dny <if
m l- tlie f u n e r a L * 'l t has mnt w ith such ; w arm a p p rec ia tio n bj* thoso w ho kno.v
ond loved th e colonel >)cst th a t 1 th ink ^ l i t w ill fin d a n ooho-in m any heart*.—
i lu r ro u g h * ." ) ^
. ^ ■ Toll th e bo lls, to ll the hrlls, Holemn nnd slow,
>ost, I.ct th e w o rld knowb n t whole n a t io n ’s woe,
; • Toll th e lir lls , to ll tho beIN,Solemn nnd slow.
k»a.-'The kni'll i t l.a!i sounded,
I ' A leadi’r is <lead;i l i s b ravo voico is Ri)en(,
irl- ■ I l is g re a t j>pirlt fled.Jrn : Xow, now sh a ll we p ra ise him, nk- ■ K xfopt b y ou r g rie f;A s r Tlie iu tu r e h is v irtueso<i. W ill ca rv e In re lie f.
O ver h is pa ll * L e t ou r te a rs fa ll;
J’snfaiinil is ou r sorrow.D ark Icxrms o u r to-morrow.
of '>sl- Ilo KiK-iit -and w as spent 111- For T ru th and fo r R igh t;th - • H e gnve » f h is b est,(>lr H e fo u g h t tb e goo<l figlif.If- Tho fig h t is n o l ended,
F or tm ito rs s till thronj:,Thoujjh he w ho defended
I l is c o u a try from wronR—S K> bore even* to st—
!or , . . - ^ H a s passed in to re»t. nd
. U ring g a r la n d s o f flowers ■ JJ . To cover h is b ier.
L e t not a cow ard C tre to eom e uear.
< Thf taan o f th e age ] H as gone fro m our ken.
The world w ill n e 'e r see H is equal aga ia .
tol(g Toll th e bell*, to ll tho l>dl»,
I Solemn and slow;^ L e t 'lh e w orld know
, Our Jove n a d our woe.■® ; . T on th e l»elU, toll th e bells,^ _ Solemn and slow.
. —G raee D. Voaam ee. . . V V • ’ T».i O t o m •
NS HIGHER ID] AUTOMOBII
' ■ ■ —■ Prosi>erit7 , A pparently W ithi■ tom to Those U anttfaotureI T a p ^ o s ^
^ ’ Tho w a r hos developed oow an d hi] c r Ideals o f honor and ju stico and s
| H vicc in thu automdb'ilo in d u stry . T m i p ro sp e rity of peaco, appa ren tly loo B B in g w ith in easy roach, w ill provo
nivru phantom to thoso w ho 'fa ll to ta in to .'co n sid e ra tlo u th is im portan t mi a l phase o f tlio ir businoiis.
Oeorge C. Ilu b b s o f D etro it, who h | H been prQ ininontly iden tified fo r a na: ■ ■ h e r o f yen rs w ith b ig .m anufnctnrl:
in te rests , f a th o r s 'th o foregoing Idea th e “ au tom obllo ronaiasanof.-” H o < pounded I t In a fo re lb lo a a d In teresti
M H a«ldrcss t o . a rocont g a th e rin g of t Ohio A uto T rad o A ssociation in A krt
H ‘ “ I t is m y can d id o p in io n 'th a t fo H yea rs o f w ar.conditloD s havo resu lt
in ]iu ttln g tho m o to r c a r businoss In honlth ier s ta te th a n i t has benn a t ai timo in i ts h is to ry ," said M r. H nbl
- w ho is a ss is ta n t general irnle:! m anag ^ of Dod^o B rothora .
- “ Theso y ears o f tr ia l havo boon hig ly benefic ia l In p ro v in g w hat w as soui an d w hot unsound In both princip lo ai p ractico . T h a t w hich w as n o t baslci ly \r ig h t , has b<;on subjected to need'
mmJ a lte ra tio n . T ho 'p redom ina ting streng o f tho ' ■buainosa h a s heen flnoiy empb slzoiL
____ “ Tho In d u s try a s a wholo has hjW jy an o p p o rtu n ity to express itse lf in n( ^ and sp lend id te n n a ; a n d as a resu lt
, these testlilgfl th e ro haa evolved a chnac te r to 'tU o huainoaa w hich I* ecrta to have a u .im p o r ta n t bea rin g upon 1
^ 2 tu ro m an u fac tu rin g a n d soles mctliot Hlflfear S tan d a rd a Now
i “ J u s t aa tho w ar has u p lifted our id iv idual Ideals o f honor and ju stico at service, so a ll o rg an ised bodies discov th a t th e self-acting o f yeste rd ay w n o t ineo tt.lhc h lghor s tau d an la whli havft/M iuiversally beou net «ip by tl
. close associations and m utual dope lowor dencies o f w ar tim es.Is on “ I f thoM oxporlenceH have mado i nd o f moro co rta in th a t on ly th a t which 10 ro- fundaii^ontally ‘r ig h t w ill stand a ten y. nnd th n t r ig h tn ess is qu ito ns much i Dsolu- in d u stry concern us i t is an individui tu lat- or eom pauy concorn, then tliu fu tu re < y. th e m otor ca r businoss has been mnd r th e th u t much moro securo and prouustni •esen- “ Tho inuncdin te fu tu re could hnrdl
ho more oucouruglug. Anyoiio who cu th ink s tra ig h t enough tn add (wo nn tw o cnn prophesy wifely thnt th e con
lO ES in jr .vear is go ing to be ouo of tho l)o y o u rs 'th * n io to r jc n r ]|us had.
“ Wngi'H nnd erop prices hnvo nevi :o ru- jijjjj, jn'tJiiH or nny o thor eour
I fl” rttntos d u rin g tho p a s t tw o or thn- '“- j „ years. In jrplte o f th e high cost o
th ousands of peoplo t wJiom th e purchase o f a ca r w aa foi
I n ierly moro o f a w iah th an a- hope, a r «o*r i n . a jio sltlo ir to b ih ^ jra c tlc a ll ,
T?>cn any ca r th e y chodsc.T b e O ne IClnd o f T h r if tr a t “ In c id en ta lly , I , am proud o f thi trial f o e t .th a t th e re a re proportiona te ly faw tb o t 4-r ]>eople iu th is coun tsy th an iu an; di»- o tho r co u n try on. e a r th w ho havo nine
ty cen ts o f tbo f i r s t d o lla r thoy ove oom ed. A jnericans a ro oasy spender and th is n a tio n a l tendency is responsi hje fo r the stag g e rin g annual busines
.utit tu rnover w hich m akes th is country th i e d oiivy o f th e com m ercial world, liiss “ B ut wo m ust n o t m ake tho mlstaki
o f believ ing th o t th e fu tu ro is w ithou its problem s or i ts b ig repsonsibilitie
• iiicrely becanse tho prosperity s tag e 1 a ttm c tlv e ly sot.
“ Now hero ln_ th e m otor car Iflisiucsr Dur. BO fn r as I know , cnu a m an a tta in evei le to ^ fa ir 'm e a su ro o f success w ithou t tin
^'n- m ost p a in s tak in g , in te lligen t, aggressivi tho e ffo rts . E vory y e a r th e industi’y i:
vion, jo t t in g iii|>ro- in to tlw^ control cif thli ifio- jypo of business m en an il u^^'ay fron
Tills tiiosc whose ohief in te re s t in the busi llx ' iiCKs in for tiiv purpose o f exploiting it
I . T hajiks tc r th a t In rg e .w ajo rity (if deal V era anil m anu fac tn rc re rs who liovo giv such V ^:ne,v .h iak i ' ' . '
• ( ^ l a . 5 5 d f ± e d
(Too Itito fo r c lassification .)
LOST— UoTurn to Idaho" DcpnrtniCnl y to ro . jHjcketbook oontain in i; .510 hii and silver. Rew ard.
I ---------------------------- --------------■------------------1 • FOU a .\ ,L » * G o o d N orth S ide at I ».l,'iO.Oii. a ix ty fiv e acres jjood a lfa lfa hninedin te 'possession. ('has. D wight 1 a t U r.vD w ijfht'* o ffirc .
Cift»j>ified A lls n re cheap—effective.
N i g h t s A r e G
I i B il l .I r t 0 ? # : ; | l m y u 6 H T « .
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. T V i^ fa l :)E A t^ IN THI [LE. INDUSTRIthin E asy ^eao h , WIU Prove Pha irers W ho Oontinne to Use ^ e 0
high* CXI c h a rac to r and prcatlgo to tho b t tl neas, thoro ia aom ething biggor, and
T^ic ner, and m ore B ubatan tin l.to tlio mo; loom- ca r in d u s try - ih a n tho .moro, soiling
IVO a eara . , .> tak o / ‘ Tbo pu b lic estim ate o f m otor <
u leam on Sa fh o t.a ir , ' b luo.sky artlal Is, bapp ily , f a s t paaaing aw ay—i f , -
0 has e n tire ly paaao’ dawiIn i t a a toad, there luia dovolopod ano
■ , ■ e r estim ate^ w hicb regards th e moods em ployed in tho m otor' c a r hu
loa o f o f salosmen a ttacbcdIo «x. i t j a n d ita general a tt i tu d e tow ard f BStlng buyer, as be ing o f a d is tinc tly efflclc f th e and o.rcditable charac te r, ikron- . “ A nd I w an t to aay to you, g«
‘fou r tiem vn, th n t tho in fluences th a t ha lultod l>rought a b o u f these in n e r chaugcs1 _ tho business havo been un expre.tai t an v in tho minds. . . ' tho m ajm facturors and dealers who ho
w rought th is transfo rm ation , and thi nager y ^ o la aro precisely tho forces th a t w
hi' th e determ in ing fac to rs fo r tho ; liJRl'* ture.
o°and ’ Shaped B y a io nislcal- “ i 'o f, a f to r all, fu tu re s aro shaped oedod " " ‘I m achinea nor by tengtli m a rk e t fo r tbem . N o th ing cau bo m( npha- th a n , th a t each d ea io r’s bn
i^Bs^ regard loaa o f hia a n an a l turaov , had physical equipm ent, w ill chiol1 now his p ersona l a t t i tn d e .tow ard hti i t o f d ea ling and h is w illltjgnbsa to co{ char- im provem ont I f tho indt
T to in *'>' “ * ® whole.m fu - <^rapbatica]thods ® principleloss dea le r has no Ad
rig h t tu adop t metlicxls th a t rofk-ct d c red itab lc upon tho m otor ca r busini:
iir in- in' ],jA com m unity th a n th a t samo deal D .and would havo to pub lic ly an d pcrsiatont cover mjvlign tln ' pi'jsoiinl chuTactors of olh
w ill doiiJcra. vhlch '" I f tjii, Kpleiidid-work jlouu durii■ th e thu jm st fow y e a rs in p u ttin g tho sollii open- m ethods o f tho in d u stry upon a high
pinno in tho oyes o f tho public, is lo u s contiiuu*, then i t m ay bocomo nocessa: eh js to udo]<t m easures am ong represent te s t, tivo 'donlers th a t w ill mako i t h igh ly u
;h a n p lea san t fo r unscrupulous dealers iduol m isrepresent, by th o ir . cheap method re o f the real charooter o f thn m otor ca r but lundc ni'Ns. *sing . “ PuUUt c o n fid v n rr is n» Wg nnd \ ^rdly tul au usJiot t<» tho iiiduHtry ns a who » cun ns it is to tho ind iv idual dealer, ai:
nnct nny dealor who e le n r ly .shows tlm t I com. )in« no regard fo r such confidence shou licHt „„ t Im- p o tm ittod to p ro fit by it.
n,^.,.p ^ Tlyreo M a la P o la ta 'oun. ' “ There* n re th reo th ings—all « iltcul '''Idch Imvo to do w ith runimuii Jm tes t hreo — Inrgel y determ ines tho fi
tu re o f th is business:Iq Jp “ F ir s t , th e m antrfacturo nf hone-
fa rs . X o .'m aaufactu ro r has a r ig h t t m islead t t o public o r to forco th o dW<
la llv to 'com prom iso . liim self b y ropro*Batln ’ a ca r to bo ‘som eth ing which ho socro
ly kno'wa I t is not. There can be n such th in g ns perm anent sucecss fc c ither a i-nr o r a dea le r th n t is u o t bai
fow- ftj. QU probable m erit, any “ Second, an honest, helpful, absoluti
line- ^ un iform and businesslike . rclatloi over sblp iH-twecn tho m an u fac tu re r a n d hi ders deaiers;jnsl- . 'iT h i r d , opc -and-nbovo'hoard dea ness ing w ith m otor ca r purchasers, w ith p th e f ic titio u s allow ances on used curs t
cover up prico concessions; no / ic t take tious “ f r e e " ser>ico th a t is cliargc hout ^ o r iu advonc«' in th e price o f tho car itie s no fic titio u s claim s fo r m e rit o r porfoi ;e is mnnce th n t oannot be easily prov(^d.
■ -‘The applicn tiou o f tdmple honest iicss, a t theso v ita l po in ts w ill provide th L'von tiiin'Kt iionsible g uaran tee fo r a health;
th e fu ture fo r those dealers a n d m anufac isive tu r r r s who have vision enougli aU'
is coiirngi* enough -to follow a s tra igh fhis lino; • . 'Irom * ’<The real dotorniiiiing fac to rs fo r th lusi. fu tu re nro in th e ideala (o r lack o X it . tlii'ln) o f tho n«'n i-nRaRod in th is busi leal- noBM, r a t l i ^ th an In certa in promisioi giv- /in a u rin l or economic conditions. “
— I ' A SSA SSIN ’S A TTA C K ISI E X P B E S S IO N O F B O l.S ^ V IS &
^ j IX)NDON, .F e ll. 20—The a ttack oi : I ’rem ier Clcnieucrou w as in te rp re ted bj
' ' ^ i t l i e liritialknpress today ns a n lnstanc< • i c f nu out-crijjvping of “ Bolshevism ’
. . . throuKhout the world. M orning news ifn t fea rin g a n epidemic of nssas
sinn tions, sug|*csteil th a t in to rnationa notion should bo un>lertn'KCQ to dea
: y i th anarch is ts . Tho Dnily N ow s-de ; noimcvd tho iittnck a» “ mod d o g ” poll tics.
lifo. - ,ght. “ f in a u c e '’ a “ To L e t” adver
tis lng rnnipnign you need oul.v sct-asid» — for porhai^s a few .lays— a p a rt o)
ivc. .y o u r pocket money.
G e t t i n g S h o r t e r
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LLS DAILY, NEWS' ' '
l E / ^ — ■ '-Y- ^ Little TelegramaM A lciea F L Y IN a BEOOBD .
'W A S to Q T O N , Feb.’ 20—Now 5 r a a n - to W oaW njnon^-SS m ln u te * -a v « I O ld lp7 m iles o a hour. T h a t '* the roe
claimcdf to d ^ y by lio ii te n a ^ t F . n ..,£ mon, vrho m ade tho flig h t in a ac
ond fi-, D E S lO N A lteS PL A C E OP SXTH , D E T R O IT , M ich., Pob. 20 — Moting of Clomens w as today d esig n a ted : as
p laeo w hor< rthc Chicago Trlbano-Ho P o rd m il l io n ‘Sollar libel auit ia to
irtiats, M oun t Clemens is 20 miles fiD tlro lt . ; •
daw ay. , ' r , , _____ _anoth- XB O B A M P IO ^ SW IM U BB moth- / CHICAGO, Feb . 2 0 -H e rb o r t T®y
u J ! fo rm er W laeoaain ■Unlveraity s ta r,1 n ig b t dofoatod Champion McDermott
i . b reast atroko swim'heKficie iit fconncctioa w ith tho f i r s t indoor evt
under th e ausp ices o f 'th o N ational I, gen- -A. fo r 1010. Tho tim o was 2:38 2-t t havo a , _u ra . in • ' F IL E S OAMAOB B D II rojiaioii ] ,e n v E B , Colo., F o il. 'S O -D « m
su its a g g re g t i t in g '^00 ,0 0 0 Wore fi10 fjavo co u rt horo to d a y 'b y Ati
ncys. fo r 8 . C. Pandolfo b ad the 1 a t w ill j io to r com pany ag a in st th e Duraa tho fu . Colorado, Drraocrnt,- 'a i id - th e Qn
, ‘Junc tion . Colohido, Sentinel, for alio; libelous published statom onts.-
by*^tho . EM BABOO ON W E B A T PLOUBe moro W A SHINGTON, yob . 20.—Cuba : I busi- p laced n (ilxty d a y s ' embargo oa m ovo i im porta tion o f w heat flou r, tho i ch iefly trodo board announced today. No i rd hon. son w as g iven , but 'o ffic ia ls bcliove ) coop- Cubans dm iro to m a rro t th e largo e indna- o f corn w h ich was boosted by w ar i
ossltlos. - ,t i c a l l y .................... ................... ..I Aoro POBOED TO *B A B N L IV IK O ct dis- LO ^ A NGEKES, C alif., Peb. 21 isiness Mayino H . B urriss, daugh ter o f Pra dealer i \ Prjjjj,, K ansas d is tr ic t eourt jud itontly iield a d ivorce today from Willinni
n lhvr B u rr iss ,. d epu ty revenuo collector. I te s tif ied th a t ho re fused to support 1
during whllo liv in g jn Pboonix. Arizona, a selling sho' w as forced to work a s a k itc l h igher muid.
is to ------- - »ossary B U SSIA N QI7E8TION TIPisonta- LONDON, Fob. 20—Tho Uussi il.v uti- tjuestion wna scheduled to come up ira to house o f lords th is afternoou. thods, npirited deb a te H-ns ex]iertcd as th 6 ■ busi" su it o f Ii<ird LansOowne's question
gard in g tlio allied position in N'orthc nd vi- itussla . H o nsked specifically wl wlioli' stops hod bcon;tnkcn fn Insure tho sa •, and fy of th e a llied troops, lat he •diould . jT O Y s a y s “ N O T G U ILTY ”
NICW YORK. T-Vb. i!0—A fter bel out th ir ty hou rs , iho ju ry In tho rs
11 o f of P ro fesso r B cott N earing, accusod ite s ty v io la tin g tho esplonogu 'a c t , roturn 10 fu- a v erd ic t o f n o t gu ilty , Tho Amorlc
socialist society , jo in tly indicted wl loncit N earing and accused of p rin ting ai :ht to c ircu la tin g N caH ug’s pam phlet, call ]<)aler “ Tho O rea t M adness,” was fou la ting jr 'iU ty under “tw o counts;' ,OCTOt- • ■ye no TTRT.-n f O B DBUO OBABOE^• ^ (T K D A R .R A P ine. In .. Feb. 2(>—r . bos- ^ U riunem an, m ayor m id physlcii
, . o t A ckley in H ord ln county, waa he olute- to a federa l g ran d ju ry on 41,000 bon lUloii- today , on charge o f violation, o f tl id h is HnrriHon d rug net. The govem m eut a
th o ritles cha rg e ho sold jilS* worth < deal- niorphlnu to ono person Tuesday, ai
th po th a t hn has boon doing a wholesale bu rs fo Iness fo r m onths.f ic ti- --------- ---------------------orged SnbK ribo f o r Tho Tw in F a lls Non I ca r; ‘3rfor- ~ ~ ”
nesty
s Bigger!71 B roaderk o f -
s Better!T i u n k o f g e
n s M ‘ i n g — 1 0 0 p £. a m u s e m m t -
.1 by f r o m a y e a r l ;lance Y o u C a n d o 1ism ’ 'lews. ____
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liver- . . tsidot ' o f E v e r y ' t s n e - o l
t h i n g o f in t< = ■ t h i n k i n g o f t
• t h e m ; h e ’s p i J . h e r e a r c t h e^ w a n t s t o m i'/>, f u n d , b i g g e r -^ r e a d s T h e C<
■ B rother's in the P i| '//. ■' -w«U.thellveftock/X BrebuUy. Siiter'o
f sris aocne fsnntng ' — •h e c«x do i f i readsthecnm lnK a % soon to begia.
Z Something forever:'L ' — m arhlrtfty, Uvey. cropa, d « r3»ia*,''Bi'// poultry, tx ta , rs//. *owS ttaetea—<f. . * to th e joke* o« tb
I J o s t S e n d M e '
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Utmm^~9Lrn {Ihi
D lette yiosiJssSEiT RSWrecord . - . , , . .
? V jB iled C h a r g e s o f B i ' i b e r y i r
S u p p o s e d l y H u m b r o i i s P u b -
, l i o a t i o n C a u s e s S t i rM ount . . .: • ,
:a s tho ............i-Honry B O ISE, Id a ., Feb.. 20—Veiled' b r ib I to bo c b a rn a iu a auppoaodly humorous, )a frorh te r in tho n o n-partisan paper 'publi
-cd in N am pa ag a ina t Sooatora Bob* adn of W asbinj^oif, Yoamaa o f Bou
B • villo, and Soaver o f T w ia jPalls, in c T ay lo r, n a t i o n w ith th o ir a t ta c k o f tho n i r , la s t partiaan m easure aak ing fo r ta x agni n e t t ill va luation of po ten tia l pow er wh held in <=®uld bo doveloped by p riv a te com evonta ^ c a proclp ita tod tho f i r a t dpea.ich
m al A . betw een ropublicana and non-partiai I 2>5 aonato la to today- Roborti
an d Yeam aa b itte r ly a ttack ed loaguo, Claima aro o^ fo m en tin g < loyolty a n d th o . aenatora , woro clas w ith L W . W. nnd Bolahoviata. Boo
\* * ^ Z Jion-pnrtl#au„of Lowla county , den th e d isloyalty charge ond nakod : acate inveatigation in to tho loogoc, v ovcrniUjd. O n B o U ^ n ' a m o tion ' choir appoin ted t^ rS f m embera o f :
aiiogo^ le a g u e -to invoatigato rooaona fo r legod chnrgo w as carried , %'umor, .Ti a n d Booth nro on tbo eom m itteo, 2Ic o f L incoln, who h ad b een a ttack ed
b a h a s sovoral iaaues o f th e paper a t Nan: oa tbo w aa fidvisod to p a y a o a tte a tio o to i ,0 w a r pub lication , _____^ .
|§ COITIONS HTfBENCB. 2(i— • ■P ra n k (O o n tlr tc d fro m p«g« oao)judge , " ’I - .inni 0 . 2.08. Jan u a ry 3.15, F o h ru a ry to dt.. She 3.03.i r t hor “ Moro. th an 085,000 m en ontcr a , a a d F ran ce v ia B rea t ond 105,000 h :itcho» B re s t,” l»orpbia(|>cabled.
T o ta l bt PatleatB “ T otal d ea th s am ong all those t n
r ic n ts and am ong tho perm anont gi Russian risona from Novem bor 12, 3017, to F< up in m a ry 7. IP,10. wefo 1,311. D eaths
m. A in eo m in t boats o r by tho timo pntlor :h i rc- roach hospitals a t B rest, 2,101; o f tho on ru- 1.817 bu rials occurred. In Boptembi rthern O ctober and ' N ovem bej, 1D18. influon
w hnt nnd/pueum oiiia cnscs'%vero a rriv in g J safo- transpo rts from th o 'U n ite d S ta to s , n;
woro iu no w ay duo to an y health cc diti'ons ex is ting a i B rest.
( '• Beceivoe H ig h P ralaeb e ing “ Ilcn lth conditions a t lirost an d gc
D i-nso conilitions of cam p nnd m ethod god o f handling troops th rough thero have i lurnod ceived higli p ra ise .fro m all w h o 'h o ’ erican inspected since tho f ira t fo rm ative da
w ith “ Goncral Persh ing , G eneral H a ; and board , the chief aurgoon and-tbo tnspe called t®r genorol hovo a ll personally inspoe found ®d th is place du rin g th e poat -month.
‘ P R E S ID E N T D U E l^O N D A Y . ' B O STbN , F eb . 20 — Tho t ra n s p n
I— Dr. Goorgo W nahlngton 'i s expected to a sic iau rive In Boston M ouday, nccord ing i I he ld a w ireless mossago to d ay to A dm ir bonds Spencer Wood o f tho f ira t. n av a l di f tho tr ic t . Tbo Inform ation cam e from ot u t au- o f tho vessels convoying tho p residen t th o f s h ip . . . ,. and " ' •5 bus- Q et aomo IN FO B M A T IO N abou t it-
' w h h t i t w ill coat, w hero i t m ay I bought to beat advan tage— throng
N'cwa. read ing tho ada. •
r!g e t ^ g 1 0 0 p a g e s o f j e a d - ’ p a g e s o f i n f o r m a t i o n . a n d
i t —r a s a s i n g l e w e e k ’s r e t u r n a r i y i n v e s t m e n t o f o n l y $ 1 ,Io t h a t b y s u b s c r i b i n g f o r
)UNTRYXEMANr o f t h e 5 2 i s s u e s h a s s o m e - . n t e r e s t f o r a l l . F a t h e r i s i f t r a c t o r s — l # r e ’s a l l a b o u t - I p l a n n i n g t h i s y e a r ’s c r o p s — h e i d e a s h e n e e d s . M o t h e r m a k e t h e b u t t e r - a n d - e g g
i r — s h e ’l l l e a m h o w i f s h e , C o u n t r y G e n t l e m a n . . .e p i g a u b ;{*ge. T H * COUNTRYtockpagea OsnTLKUAN containaer*aou tto all a fa n a p a p tf m ostitngpricca have — and titen-.ri lo ti t ' l f sbe more —w ith ^ o k ry th in g
n g a r t i ^ p u t u p in a practical.helpful w aythatu ibou ru f
rvetybody to save you xnooey. A odlivestock, c o n a ta a tly i t ’s g e t t io gu 's a rd a t . bigger,* breader aod bet* ^
ra ttiin c ter. S l buys th e S2 num*dear b ack be ta — a a d y o u can ’t« tb e la s t afford tsbeadtbouttheoi.
le Y o u r D o H a r T o d a y
.MAHERT W IN P A L L S
sata«i» d «a m i m iiiiHw a<.
u f ia ^ B o M O M * " r ' l r n i r r ^C h — C J l ’
. THUBSDAY, TBBBTJABY 30, • 191
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T H P a a P A T . F B B S P A B Y , 20, 101
TELLSsToeyof;■ALLEeED INJURl
. flONEfii!A. V. Mounce Testifies in Hi
Suit Against W. S. Hyde fo $30,000 Damages on Clair
'o f Slander and. Libel_ Am criduS'Vcnpit^itui-M ounco, ronl oi
ttttft d o aW o C B uM , v»hoi» Bocing W h — fieW S co tt H ydo / an o th er lan d donlc
o f-Ih o somo c i ty f o r >30,000 dam agt to r a lleged ’ s londor dnU libo}, on th w itneM : atiuid in k lis tn c t c ^ u rt Hor ■Wodj^eday o f ta ra o o a began tho reli tio n of how ho h&d boon damagoi th roagh an iiildgcd spojcen s ta ton iont o tho p a r t o f H ydo to tho c /fo c t tb a M ouueo TToa pro-Q cnnan a n d th roug
• tho w r itte n atfttcm ont a ttr ib u to d i H ydo tb a t M ooneo Tras know n in Boh a s t h o " M c o n d k a iao r.’ l I n h ia a^ >»wor.provionsl7 f ilb d in tho co u rt H /d i den ies r e sp o n ^ b ili ty fo r thQ slando: b u t th a t h o w ill provo tho accu racy o:
^ tho* a llcgod libol.Tho cftflo is sttr jp e tin g w ido intoros
n nd ia b e ing cloacly teontcstod a t ovcrj ’ tu rn . -
L o a a Agwftey. lnT©)ved.A eeording to tho opening statom en
' o f a tto m ey a f o r Mounco tfao atatom onb a ttr ib u te d to H ydo w ere m ade on am a f te r F o b m ary 6 1918; a t -which timi
. ' Hydtf waa rollovod o f tho ogoney al B uhl fo r a, T acom a bulM isg^ a a ^ loar conccrn, w liich ogcney -wna ^ v e u fo rtlf w ith to M ounc?.
•H ydo 'a nt^itomont th a t Mounco wot , prQ-flemmn ia. o llcgod to hav o boon
iuado to tho roproaontativo o f tho loan concorn who rolioved him o f h is poai- tion, and tbo w r itte n n tatem ont is a lleged to havo been m ade in lo tto ra tu offic ia la o f t^ ia concern. Aa a result
. o f thoso ntatvm ontn i t ia argued Mounco lodt fo r a tim o tho agcncy w hich hnd tieon g iven h im , lo st bunincim and Ktanding oa a c itiz en and hin health wan scrloualy im p a ired . r'
A ju ry in tho t r ia l o f tho caae waa nocured a f te r a b o u t th roe honra spent in tho exam ina tion o f pronpuctivo ju ry .
’ men, including in ad d itio n to th e mem- bors o f tho o rig in a l pannel, ton othera oftlled on n apocial' Toniro.
M ouncu is rep re sen ted in th ia cnso by T urner K . U nckm nn, K. M v Wolfd
•and J . F . M a rtin . ■Wnltara.& Hodgiji npjienr fo r H ydo.
J o c a l j ^ r e - v i i i e a
L. ao « s to O n tario— B. A- Bow m an loft fo r O ntario , Oro., n f te r spend ing aov- «'ral daya here o n -b n a itro w .- ' ‘ <
Is H anaen D tiv a t» > -T b o Haneon•dolcgftto to tho Hom o Scrvieo locturo yoatorday waa M ra .-M .-P ro v o irt
. Jo ln a O hlldran’ op C oast — M rs. E . n ib b a le f t fo r C a lifo rn ia Ia«t n ig h t. Sho ^vill mako her hom e w ith her childron.
B « tk fio m C W lfo m l* -^ . W iU lir C rn n en -h aa ro n tm c d iro m C aliforn ia , w here l[o v ia itcd h is children fo r tw o montha.
Zs U nat«r«d O n t—A lbert B eno it who hns been in Comp Lew ia w a itin g to bo inuatercd o u t o f aorvice; re tu rn ed to Tw in F a lls yoatorday.
B ack from S an F ra n d a c o —M r. and Mra. H a rry A llen re tu rnod home yuji-tordny. M r. A ilon h as beon in San I'VaiiciNco on busineaa.
• B ack from Springa— Police Ju d g o J . W . Sm ith wlio hns boon ,in h a v n Hut Kpringa, re tu rned hom o.yeaterday . H is h ra lth is Humvwhat improved.
E p lo r E n E ou to Hoin»—Tin- piironfa Ilf liOitlle Kjdor received a te legram from h b y es te rd ay iiaying th a t lie had iirrivod J n Cajnp i ) i i from F ranco nnd would 4 ta r t liom^ w itU in it wook.
' Leavea B adlo S c h o o l-^ i lb o r t Young- or who onliated lant upring in th e nrmy
r. iiikI trnnaferred lojct fa ll to tho nn rv n rll k ‘ radio school, reocivod hi.t discharge
from sorviro, re ttirn ed hi're Tuesday.
P io n e e r B e tn x n a — C h n rle* ,K. A d a m - 1 Sun,' a p lo n e o r o f t h o T w in F ftlln c i.u n -i I r y o w n in g la n d in t h o v ic in i t y 3 t H nn - si'U , w i th M rs . A d a m so n n n d >1a if;iit>T, a r r iv e d h e re W cd n e n d n y f ro m H ole . .M ont., w h e re ho h a a J ieen f o r s e v e r a l y e a r s in th o b n n k in g ^ b iis i i ic s ^ H o h a s d ispa.sod o f h ia in te r c v ta in M o n ta n a , a m i i?xpoct* to r e m a in h e re .
F E A T U M B H i A T OBPHEUM .1K 0I.U D E S A Q B EA T P IO T U B E !
Til*' six-net Je w e l fea tu re , “ fiirrns Ilf th e Ben,*’ now a t th© Orpheum the- jitro was Fix mohthM in tho m akini; nnd v a s '•oniploted a t n g re a t expenditure, t l i r liiroetor, A llen J . H olubar, ach iov -'i «'d in i ts undersea and wntor scones 1 sojnr of th o m ost unnannl photoKraphsi yet tran sfe rred to th e screen. N o ta b ly : the n igh t aeraes on th e e n e h a a te d 'i i- : land. Thia p ic tu re w as m ade a t S an ta i f r n r . an island in C alifo ra ia , and con-' p«ianf;y eap lo y ed a c a s t: 'o f ono t io u -1 «>nd }>or»o>ia, headed hy Louise Lovely, |
, ran n e> ,M y ers a a d J a e k M ulhalL •'.frAoe' j llel. n .B ailey ia responaib le fo r Ihe I Ktory whieb haa to do w ith th e odd n i - ' vintiin 'H w hieh b e fa ll a g irl ea s t in a ; Rforin i>n Ihe Idoak Hhorea o f th e louolyi i-.hin.l in th c P ac ifie .
l>inna'r a t e le r tn : c o a a early , avoid : th e raah . Tha OriU.—adT.
\ • *G et y on r au to license by M areh Ir t.
adv. ‘
Ailoerti*** Jt Ib th e Claxsifiptl crtlnmns
r BflSKETBllLL TflSSEBSOPL IBLEnOPUIIfM1 1 O n e o f B e s t O a m e s o f S e a s o i
n p ‘B i p e c t e d W h e a V i s i t o c a I I - O o m e F r i d a y
Tho b a ik r tb a ll tosscrs from Burlo; U in w ill ittvado T w in F n lls l> id a y n ight
, '* •* Tbo tw o achools d id iiojt nicot on th< basko tba ll floor la s t y e a r b u t tho gftmi
. p layed horo by tjio tw o ’tcam s y e a r bo ( a im fo re , last hba boon discuRScd in higl
achool c ircles freq u en tly of- Into. Tlil . gnmo ended 27-28 ih B u rley ’s fav o r, 1
being held by tho roferee th a t tho gon (1 ca- tiirown by T w in F a lls us tho w histh W in- count. T he m a tte r wai'ealor raforroil to tho ru le s com m ittoo who rul lattea should bo allow ed, thi
tho 0 ' th is docisioQ goln); f in iA y t<hero Tw in FaUs by tho count o f 28 -2A. • T«l>. Tho local f iv e bavo a h a rd Bchodult
, ahoad o f thom as th ey w ill p lay 8 h& » « ehono an d Gooding next- w eok, B utIo j
B uport tho week follow ing, a ll th( V g a m v nw ay from tho homo floo r. I t ii
expected th a t F r id a y ’s gam e .w ill b« • *® ono of th e best on tho homo ffoor th li B nhl yoar. . Tho band will occupy Iti* rcgiilai
a i - place in tho gallery.1 ^ 0 - I > • ^
W t a o . .O nly th in g s l a n a t i i r e p roved , n o t b»<
oroat ^ rea so n ab le ' d o u b t, b u t 'beyond very d o a b t . 'c a n bo -c la ssed o o d e r tho
n m jc s tlc word! scionec. T h e slig h te st t ra c e , o r ev ea atw uitdon. o l d o n b t ■will
n o a t cx c lode In s ta n tly a n y n sse rtlo o , state* lenU m o n t o r h y p o th esis f ro m b e in g p laced a nd In . a l is t o f la w s o f n a tn re , a n d sh if t
um o the/B a » o v e r to fAe extcnHive ca ta - l o i l theo ries , -)rtlf- -------------------------- —
a r c a t .D ritatn . waa Iq ^^07. on tlio ttnion o f Scotland . >oon G re a t B rita in - bccnm o tb o o lfldo l loan nam o of tho B rltitd i k iugdom . und so >oai- c o n s titu ted u n til th e nn lon w ith Ire*> al- la n d I i i ; i8 0 l . S ince J a n u a ry 1. 1801. a to tiio official nnm e of th o kingdom , In-
d n j iD g E og lnnd , W nlcs, I re la n d and Scotland , an d tlic neig h b o rin g sm nlle r g la n d s , is- tb o .U n i te d K ingdom of 'O rc a t B rita in n o d Ire lan d .
was c jassiflod A ds aro choap—effec tiv e , len t • ^
M ra. r io re n c o C ress ,[ . \ t n locnl hospital whoro sho rccont-
_ ly nndorw ont a-au rg lca l.o p era tio n . M rs.Klorcnce CresB, agod 28 yea rs , w lfo of
I F ra n k Creua, died th ia m om ing -nt -I o 'c lock . Sho. leaves one ch ild , a non
—' aged abou t 7 yea rs . T ho rem ains uro a t tbo Grossman f t B e W itt/n n d o rtak iiig
le f t estab lishm ont pend ing fu n e ra l a rrange- )0v- m ents to be com pleted..npon rcce ’p t o f
• word from re la tiv e s .eliow hcre.
sen O eorge Q.' Cole .A t tho ago o f 'v fr-y e a rs , Gcnrgo Q.
. Cole died a t abou t .'!:30 o 'c lo ck W<;d- noflday evening a t tho homo of h if
E . daugh ter, M rs. 0 . M . O an t, 016 brcond Bho avenue e a s t F unera l sorv ices to • bo W conducted by Bev. L. B . F ran ck , rec to r
. o f A sccntion Epiacopal church , w ill bb ite r held a t 2 o 'c lo ck F rid a y a fte rn o o n from lio , th e Grossman tc D eW itt chqpel.;wo . ---------
V em ess L e itch 'F u n era l scrvlcoa w ill be he ld under
tho ausplcca of tho L. D ^ 8 . church a t ^ o 'c lock th is afternooiu-from tho Oross- mnn & D eW itt rhkpel fn r Vcrnoss Leitch , nggcd S years, D m onths nnd 24 dnys, son o f Mra. Jo h n . C hristlaniion, who diod from sca rle t fev o r Weilr.c.<f-
■es- (Iny m orning a t tho C hristiansen homo k n near HolHstor. In te rm e n t w ill * o via
tho T w in Falla cem ctcry.
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e e ' AJhe • 'D IC K LA TH A M _S. 1 Rosa Crtmmlns'*1 • AJaos L a th a m .............. .......................ly i Mr*. I ^ t h a » _
H ugh Godson . ..................................D andy J l a -----
Jd ’ Crlmmlns ......... ..! Joe ........................................... .............
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P ho to g rap h ed h
1..1019. ; .
lEBE-'s . p . A th erto n spout W ednesday he
^ O n on buainess. «3 A . T . B o a t w en t to Burley- on l)ll
nea» la s t n ig h t. ' .M. B . T ay lo r of Hanson wns horo «
business y este rday . ^‘urloy ‘ F ra n k Ju d d o f B urley spent Wediie
day hero on businCBS. “ •!1 tlicgam e A. T . E ak en o f B uh l spen t W cdue ir bo* day here on buBlnes*.
P rico of B urley apent SVodnc o r I t h e ro jo n business,
goal W ort W orth o f B uhl w as a businfi liistlo v is ito r hero ' y este rday .
oTuT fJrarablot is in .Twi*. Fnlla oI tho from , G ood ing ..l y to C lartneo V an Aukon loft W ednesdo
' evening fo r .N o w Y ork . , oduloSho- J* T ay lo r o f ' H anacn tranM Ctc
UTlay business lu* Tw iu F alls.4 tho Rnymnnd B u tle r o f H anson has' >ec
U bo “ '■‘“‘‘9'’■this M rs. II. H. WiUiama «hopj>cd hoi
g iiiar from Kim borly yeste rday .R. F . M acN am ara o f B uhl wns i
Tw irt rtillH for. tho 'co u ccrt. '.. . • y . Basmusuoti o f 'B io h fie ld , ^ Itah . tm d bilsbiess th is weok.
. ujq B. p . Howolls o f Pakljsy Iransactc titest W ednesday.W ill B. B . M ason of Burloy. transac to
ta te* businoaa hero dn W ednesday.Georgo L. Hanaon o f R ichiofld , t i ta l
Is in Tw iu F alls ou business,C. f l D cck rr-o f Id ah o . F u ll , U tto n .
■ a c tin g busJiSess in Twia. P a lla . ... Mrs. N ^ i e L angnn w ont to Haste
a n d v ia it friends yoste rd ay .I d a l G riffon V ahey o f M urtu ag h .spon 1 so WVdnesday here w ith frien d s.Ire* o T. Jevona of Btlrloy spen t Wodne» 801. ,iny in T w in F a lls on buaincsn.’ ^ M rs. .1. M. Goodmon o f Hnnso: i l le r "*''’P1’'‘‘ **' T w in F a lls yesterday ,
o f M arion Hninniood of TCimbcrI.v 'wa a busineas . v is ito r horo je s to rd a y . .•
H .'C la rk nC JiiTbridgo a rriv ed Wed live, ne.ubiy to spond n few dnys hero; ,
W. K. Dnniel o f Je ro m e transac to i . biiNinoNs in Tw in Kalis -on W ednesday % H. O. Brown, lo ft fo r Pocatello on r 111 short biiHiness tr ip W ednesday evening \} Jamew M achai'ok nf JJuhl w m n buai
tiosli v is ito r In Tw in F a lls on W ednes day.
•J**!- Hujh L.- Znoim'or of S t. Paul spen t th i Mrs. f ira t jia rt o f ' t h e week hore oa buai5 ncfls. ' .
hon 1'- •'* Tw in Folbj.fy from Rock C reek to spend sovcm l dayi
>'ge- 'A ttornoy J . J h - -S h p r f e y o f B uhl -ii t o f itt Tw in F n ils un business fo r a . fo%<
days. , •. ........... ......... . .Mrs. P.' J . Fjihoy o f M urtaugh af-
_ tended Ihe homo scrv ice lectu re Wed- , Q- nosdav.^<;d- -hip • M rs. R. J J . L ay ton eamo here Wed-
ond nesday from Burley »to v isit w ith . )io fVionds.
'^bb ■* o.f’ H ollisternre HjH’uding the V c e k here w ith friends.
Mrs. L . H. Ptt'to w ont to Pocatello to v is it fo r a few .difya W ednesday
idor evening.'
H. M. Koliorts n f W endell Is hore looking a f te r hii»iiioi.M in te re s ts fo r a
04 fow ; d ay s . i .
Mrs. Cuba .\n n P ro c to r a tten d ed tho homu twrvici- lc«luro frw n K im beriy
>mo W o,inesday. -- '\ia
M rs. A. H ank ins re tu rn e d from a
*' il I I 1 1 I I 11 I**-'COVEST. YOUNfi MAN.C o U t ^ Plchtrtt
EST, YOUNO MAK"The'Cast;
...........TOM MOOEE....................................................— ...... .....O ra C arev
............ . ..M elbonrtje SCacDewsIlMoZUe M cOobzmH
__—J a c k B Ichardaon................................................. ...........B d v azd Ocsen
___ B o b a rt C haadlet.................................................. . - ..H ec to r V . Sam oW ZLLABD M A O S
by E A B B T BEAUM OKT ed b y OEOBOB W EB B EB
T W I N FALLS
I F T ^ e j? 5 0 n .a . i i] REPORTS UCH ■ OFSTOyESiO
BEOSfBIIES'R o llo C r a t e r , R e t u r n i n g t o TW i
ta e .- F a l l s A t t e r 1 5 M o n t h s S e n
ic e - O v e r s e a s , H i n t s a t E n
b a r k a t i o n C a m p A c t i v i t i e s .in f s s ’ . - ------
A m erican soldlors n w aitlu g tran la on p o rts homo from th e em barkation 'cdn
a t S t. N azaire , France, have woodi beds to sloop ou nnd tlioir b a rrack s a
'sday lumped w ith stoves, h u t those conW r , ences nro lack ing a t th e c m b ark a t^
ictcd cam p , a t B rest, F rance, according ' 1 Rollo C rater, soa of M r, a n d Mra.M
y W. C rater, and a m em ber o f tho medic i>«?cn dctcahm cnt w ith th e llO th regim ent i
engineers, who re tu rn ed hero Wedne here d ay n f te r spending l.'I m o n th s .in ove
seas Borvico. *,At c lth o r cabip, he say , thero is alm ost co n stan t ra in a n d resu “ * ta u t mud to <^ntond w ith .
M r. C ra ter wo« m uat«red,^out of tlh. .is servico a t"C o m p F u jis to n j ' K jih., tv
M-ccks a f te r his retdriii to tho Uniti . . B tates. . ■ ' , ■
A s a .m em ber-of tbo m edical detii'*: m ent of tho Second Idalio regim ent, M
ictod .Ornter served w ith th a t organi^ath., on tho M exican .border la l()ld , and t
ita li “ « t i l 't h o d a to ^ o f being m ustered 01 ’ ho had been Sn thp service w ith bi
two m onths In terval fo r tw o y e a rs nn •ana- clg^rt m onths. -
I ^ o r to his em barko^ion .(rom 6 astel- M azarine ho wns hold in qunrnutii:
there fo r tw o months.
pout "t ■' s s s s s = ^ ^ ^short v isit in F ile r w ith f r io n d s 0
Ines. W ednesday.
W. i l . W orthhigton o f Oakloy is i nsoii Twin F a lls loolcing a f te r business ii
terosts ,her4.\
'was - M rs. H . D. H arvoy o f C urry is tb guest o f hor m other, M rs. C. A . Jam:
. ■' M. uml Mrs. J . B. Jan u s o f S a lt Lak
ctod spending a fow d ays li6ro tram aetingi business. ^
„ '-M r/a iid Mrs. J . K. S m ith o f Kogoii,,~ son were hiisineBS v isito rs in Twi;
*; J 'a l l s yosterday. - *^uai-nes- W illiam M artin , u Jn rh rid g o niinin,
man, eamo in W ednestluy fo r u fo> days on bustness.
thoMrs. A. W righ t und dniightcr
M iss Alice, shopped in T w in F a lls f ro t Haniwn c n W ednesday.
|™ M r. and. Mm. O. A. W iscmnn return ed to th e ir homo in H anso .nyosti'rdn;
a f te r spending a d a y here. • .-M iss V era B u tle r re tu rn ed to he
home In^H niinen . a f te r ._ ji . .v is it . .wltJ \fiieui58'hcro .nu W ednesday., . Mr,_and M rs. M ..J ,;B ill8 o f X im berlj n 'tn rn ed homo lo s t n ig h t a f te r fivo day visit here w ith frionds.
-i"fli n 'tu rn e ito Hazelton la st n ig h t ^ t e r v la itln ; friends horo fo r aefow .days.
"1** Rov. and ^ I r s . A . W. H artsh o rn ol Ilanscn rc tn rn ed hom e _after spe.iilinn s«?veral days here th is week.
oUo Mr. and M r^ Jam ea ’W o rth ing ton ol lay Hnzoltoii aro v*isiting fr ie n d s and tri^ns
ac tin g Imsiness in T w in F a lla th is wock: loro Mrs. H. L ing and dau g h te r, Mis.' r a Kunico, %veiit to B uport on W ednosdaj
evening to v is it fricn d a fo r u short tim e. .
«u Tubbs o f Idah.) I'nJIs, afofliier residen t o f th is city , in thc guest hero fo r u few days o f .^ilsH Har-
a ricT Heller.
I The Of(m i Showing Today and IS MACK Production-
I “GO WE^ 1 C Starrin,
I t o vB E
£ What did "Horace Gi for advice, “Go Wes It’s a "Big Western ( WILLARD MAdK.
^ Prodigal Son who gc ^ of his Dreams.aonre n - t 1 - z-. js-n.f.— . - .- r : = =Uer
On the Samp Pro; __ edy Riot, fealui
S D A I L Y i N E W S
- All ages iTi(11 the Idaho IST: Pure worsted suits
•’that firin twisted r Jen,. ' lot of wear as a ra Em- ' out giving any “bai ies.
Smooth-finished yn youths who think
k"l“ they wouldn’t be wnVeni- , ! . ’ k
Unfinished effects Sai . who likes-a .pretty ednos- I underfleath—and 1
low who wouldn’t : had something a b
)f tho
1 ®JYipy,^]oth and e\ fine d desirs
fd uj Stern Clothes for ll out or in between.s nnd ' • - ^
iiIs on .
ill —(8 Jk- ■■ ■'■■■ ' — ■ ' ' —
M rs. K a th e rlso pchm id t who Ii . t - *l‘o o f her daugh ter, M rs. A.
! Sk inner fo r th reo daj's, lo f t fo r K i b erly -lo st n ig h t. .
-Mrs. D. P . A lbeo of Bock Crook Lnko i„ Twin Falla fo r a few days a tto r Irans- jng th e homo servico lec tu re courso.
I W. C. L arsen o f Paul tra n sa c te d bu logoP 'I^’esdny nud W ednesdiT w ia • ~ r '
T h is R ooste r a V ete ran .Ining -TJio^ ro o s le r now n v ls tla g . niH
.w enthnrcock on tho clock tow er F lrn t N ationnt ban k bu ild ing In P o t
.liter rooBtlr‘from hovlng been Uio top o f th o ol
courthonso in P o rtla n d la 1778.. E w eighs m ore th a n six ty pou n d s and
iturn- sa id to tjnYo Qfh e sh in es w ith a new c o a t o f gl
............. ......... ......................*...........her •
witJi BUdflVr------------------I. C arro ll h a d tw o p e t r a b b its o f w hlc
l^crly h o w a s fond, so w hon ono <jf th em xts k illed by n ne ighbor’s dog h o f e l t ba Indeed. N o t long a f te r t i l ls tho o the
irned bunny octed d roopy and s ick . W he iting C arro ll no ticed t h a t th e ra b b i t w a s no
a a -usual, h e w en t to h is m o th e r a s II o f " I bDDoy h a s sa d d e„Ung J tsc lf sick ."
u of A dvertise i t in th e C lassified colam r r(^ns- o f Tho Nows. Somebody w ill w ont iiroek; . • ' _ ■ '
!s, a ----------fho To Mr. nnd M rs. H erbert Haynos,
i la r- son, F eb ruary 18. M r. H aynes re tu n j cd Runclsy. from Kcrvice a t Camp Lewi
IliiHlllillMllliliillH^
'rpheumnd Tomorrow, the Big i n—a Story of the Wild an
EST, YOUN■ing the Happy-Go-Lucky
vl M O iGreeley” say to the young
lest, Young Man” .was hi n Comedy Drama by the C L The Story is the Advei goes West, Conquers a To’
ogram -A Sunshine Coi luring Trained Dogs", Ci
neet a t Dept. Store
its for men of years of' i material tha't accepts a . matter of course-r-with- 3ack talk” in return.
viashmeres for dignified :k so much ol style thk t without it.
its for the “middle man” ty surface and a spUnky ; 1 homespuns for the fel- t feel ,at home unless he ... bit out of the ordinary.
every weave that’s good irable is here in Michaels ir any man—young, old,
C r r e a t e r
miSSrSTORELtd;a S B B u Z C E B Arogr»»Msv0
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'"L i- Project. Manager Barry Dililj esdny. BeporU on Anprovine' Snow-
• fall Oonditiona ,a -
■t:the Siibw conditions a ro im proving d l i P o rt- according to ia fo rm o t|o n ju s t rocoivi ifitlng fro m B arry D ibble, p ro jec t m anager f0 o ld tbo t ln ite d B tates reclam ation servi
H e B upert, gay th e T w in P o lls Cann d Is company- • F ollow ing is his sU tem en Now ~ The snow conditions a re g e tth
b e tte r eseh day . A t p resen t w e • h av in g o ^ .U .f t .s tp rn : , , . , T ho’ temjMrt
_____iS ttiJ iL h lg n , nnd th a sn o w ^ s -v e ry ^ ^oeatlttSng m uch w a te r, 'j^o llow ing 'a
- m easorom onts a r a a o w t o r yostoraayT rh ich ' 20 laoha^-B oseerans 24 in e
es. B lafikrock 60 Inches, E d Sheffiol.■ hfi^ inches, Snako B iv e r S ta tlo h 48 inel
es, D iv ide In P n rk 60 inches, Oascac 72 inches. O f eonrse, th is is loose snoi
^ e n n o tM ttlo d . H ow ever. J t U sa fe to ss B n o t th a t If coudlU ons koep u p fo r a i t■ s a d days, as in th e .p a s t w eek , there is ni dded much danger o f a w a te r sho rtage tb
year. A t th is tim o la s t y e a r , wo hS 32 inchos of. se ttled snow a t Mora:
umna ab o u t a n averafut i t . f a l l . "
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The G. A. R. C ircle w ill m eet a t th IOS, a home of M rs. P . B . B ing , 205 Sovent ttura- avonuo north , on F rU a y afte rnoon n ,ewis. 2 o 'clock.
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UGMAN”;y Irishman
O R Eng man who asked him his immortal answer.-
1 Great Fiction Writer, rentures of a Silklined - rown and Wins the Girl
omic, a 2*Part Coni<; Cats and Monkeys
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F i r s t L i e u t e n a n t D a v i d A . B i s
s e t t i s H o n o r e d b y B e l g i a n s
a n d in R e p o r t s f o r E f f i c i e n c y
in C o m m a n d U n d e r F i r e .
A fco rrtln p ‘td word • rc c c iv td here, F im t L icu t. Dftvicl^'A. B U sctt, aon o f M r. and Mm. A. E . B lssc tt, fo rm or rcBl- dontH o f T w in Foil*, now roBiiling in
. Hoattlo, mid a g rad u a te o f the Tw in FallB high Bchool^ ho.s beoa aw arded tho B elgian wflr'croBB and haa been tw icp m entioned in o ff iU n i’c ita tiona fo r brovory, in ono caso th ^ c i ta U o n boing Kivcn oa .JicconaL .of h is IramiitRg' Mb company e f f ic ie n tly under firo-N ovom - bor 1 and 2,. L icn tconut B isw ti w as once w ound
od in action ~but has re tu rn ed to d n ty w ith Com pany I , 2 0 Is t in fa n try , 91at diviftion, sta tionod D ear LeM ans in tho v ic in ity of P a r is . H e Is u n cc tta ln w hether ho w ill b« re tu rn e d to th e U n ite d S ta to s w i th 'th i s d iv ision o r b« a ssigned to d u ty ,.w ith tho a rm y o f occu p a tio n in Q « m a ^ .
- . . ServM on Border.' L io u teu au t B is se tt p ro b ab ly is one o f tliP ■'youngest o ffieera in th o U nltod a ta te s nrm y. Ho w as a meanbor of Com pany D, tho TwJn P a lla onJt o f th e Second Id ah o reg im ent, and se rved I r ith
on tho M exican b o rd e r in 1916. Ho won h la conuniBslon aa a- second lieu-
' ten an t o t ' th o . f i r s t o f f ic e rs ’ , t ra in in g i cnmp n t tho San • F m neisco presid io , 1
....... ririiT wa* p ro m o ted , to bo f i r s t llou tcn- .a n t sho rtly beforo em b arld n g lo i for- \ 0ign servico from C am p Lewln. i
One Woman Finds | , Way to Beat the ]
High Living Coat I— ■ I
/ H akes Tive P erfectly Oood j Oarments Itft of .Dozen P lbur <
Sacks a t $ 1 :3 0 ’Oo’s t ^
MriC C. H. Brow n, linm P'dpnuniHtr.v | . lio n ogen t o^ th e ro iiiity fa rm bwronii, ‘
Btnt^B th a t th e back Ixmo o f thu H igh C osf o f L iv ing Bogoy in broken . ^
Iu onu o f ho r recont v is its J n a cural * d is tr ic t nho fom td n yory in to restiu t; I re su lt o f th e * clo th ing dcni^iistra tio ii '
- w o rk -d o u e -h o re du rin g thi* jo in t ’foreuco m eetings bv MIbb Georgin !
■ ' B e ll Elwoll, o f thu um yorBity i-xtonBioiJ force, wlio w ill bo in th e connty ttgnin | y^y |p g ■ i- jq th jng . d»m onstratlonH nnd
J- d rew -teak lng M hools, in M arch. . '' • M iss E lw ell, in her J a n u a ry c lo th ing •
-show ed -garm en ts m ade ’ o T flo o r and su g a r sacks, and Uttlo gar- '
• • m ents l^or ch ild ren msido ' of. barg a in 'purchases from tho P e d Cross q lo th ing | shops. * ‘
... Hot th e In te re stin g p ro o f of t h r i i t- foumt In a b a n t r y Jy««io rorep}ly..w as
a collcciion o f g n nnon ts on.,follows:Ono m nart looking d i'llc a tc -iilnk'
house droBB, ap p a re n tly m ade of linen or In ilia n . head. One p in k garden hnt o f sam e m aterin l. O ne w h ito p e t t i coat, edged .w ith rick -rack . Two Bults ;
•; o f underw ear, also trim m ed w ith rii-k- ' rack . • - ‘ ■
Th^se woro mndo fro m 'o n e doeon .f lo u r socks whlc)i,-troflt 91; ooe holt.-of rick -rack , IS c«ntB,' one p ackage o f B it, 10c, .oijo spool, th rcn il Zt crntB. T o ta l cost o f f ivo garm entfl $1.30.
“ I Went homo fro m , th a t clo th ing dem onstraH on o f Ml*« E lw e ll’B ," sn id 1
, th e ow ner o f thene g arm en ts , “ nnd M t ' tu -work to seo w hat .1 eould d o .” '
U 's ha rd fo r oven Old H ig h Cost o f ' liv in g to ^ t ah ead o f tho women o f I Tw in F alls county . ^
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The tcachers o f th e D lckcl school a re 1 en te r ta in in g th e o ther tcacbers on th e 1 f lra t o f M arch a t a ro lo n ls l p a r ty . (
The ladies o f .th e P re sb y te r ia n church . n re en te r ta in in g a t a b ir th d a y luncheon . fo r the ladles o f th e church on Kntur- I d a y of th is w eek. "
M rs. L . T. W rig h t w as hostes.^ to the W ednesday B ridge c lu b y es te rd ay a f t ernoon.' Throe tab le s p layed . The h igh <1 nrori> iirise w en t to M rs. E ov S p a ffo rd . I They will m eet w ith M rs. NV. R. I l i l l ' next week. t
On T uesday evening a f te r the con- 1 rc r tc e r t M r. an d M rs. eha*l L. H odgin I and Mr. and M rs. D. C. W^atson en te r- I ta in ed th e momberB of th e A llied W ar ta in ed te a o f th e m em bers o f th e 1 A llied W ar V e te ra n s ’ ban d . A f te r a delicious supper tbe Vemainder o f the evening w as spen t in l is ten in g to th s I s to rie t o f th e w ar as to ld by th e rc- tu raod C anad laas aod S co ts. . '
- — ( T b r lad ie s o f th e A ddison A venue
K easiB gton d o b m ost roy a lly en te r- t ta iaed th o ir bnsbaads a t a 1 o 'c lo ck ' d in n e r p a r ty B t. V a lo a tin e ’s d a y a t th e } ieae o f M r. a a d M ra.' D . B . C hurcU lL ' A bonnteoos re p a s t w as sp read to w hich mU d id am ple J^sU ce. ' Tb« U b te , din- I in g and U viag r to m s w tre p ro fose ly , ^eeorm t4^ w ith re d h e a rU o t various v ises a n d cQ naiag 'e n p id s . The a fte r- a w i w as »p*nt In social co av ersa tio a an d U terary gaasls .
Those p re sen t to e n jo y th U festiv e oceasioa w«r» M oasrs. aad , Me#dames t E . .P . D aa lap , J . D. B a t» k a r t .a a tf at^n, .1 C - D . I fw U W d son, W . J L ; H ow ard . D. B C hurekin, B r r t a a m a a a d ao n ., 1
■. A iT W tias i t i a t ^ C la « i f l r f <oliim*u _ ; wffl W M t i t . <
. U T A H M A N I S A U T H O R
O F V O L U M E O N B E E T S
5 D r. F . .8 . H arris , D irec to r and A irono- m isi o f L ogan E x p etlm o at S U tion
OiTM B ^ t o f Study.
P There has jijfit appeared frotn tho W press o f th e M acm illan compai^y of
' l l New. York a ' book en titled ‘ 'S u g a r “ B eets in A m eriea ,^ ' w ritten by a ; U tah
m an, Dri F . 8 . H arria , (Hrect6r and i c . nk^onomlkt of. th e U tah agrfeu lturo l
ex^erim viit a ta tlon . Tho book is one o f M acm illan 'V 'ru ral nclcnce se ries .edited by D r. L . H. Dtuloy, fo rm erly of Cor-
c y n o il-un ivers ity , , ^ ‘Dr; I la rr is ia prohali'ly ono o f tho best
in form ed-p icn on tho <iuc8tion o f sugar beets, from ac ag ricu ltu ra l s tandpo in t, : in tho country. ' Ho la n g radua to o f ; Cornell u n ivers ity nnd fo r several '
‘ yenrs has been ' conduc ting , ox tocslvo czperim cntB ' on various su g a t boot ‘
I'*” problem s; am ong tho m ost Im portan t ■“** in hlB w ork on tho ’ Irrig a tio n o f sugar ]
boots, su g ar ’lieo t- brooding, and tho f®*" commercial p roduction o f siigar ' boot '
seed. B esides h is own w ork ho has visited <rvcry im portan t boot p roducing i
"*■ section o f tho U nited S ta te s - a n d .hns 1 mado a stu d y o f th e ir m ethods- an d .1 .problems. D r. H a rris is also a tra in ed < agronom ist itv o tKor,lines. S ince ho hna <
‘"r been a t , the^exporim cht s ta tio n ho has i com pleted experim ents on m anuring
™ a n d ro tations, soil molBturo, a lka li, an d | ^ tho irrig a tio n o f oats, w h ea t a n d pota- ,
toes, w hich havo proved to Iw .o f groot benefit lo tho fa rm ers o f U tah . F rom 1 th is v a s t funS o f in fo rm ation “ Sugar ■ B e o ^ In .A m orlca,” w as p repared ,
o f The* book is w 'rltten In a %*ory prac- od tlca l w ay; be ln g 'in to n d ed p rim arily fo r , o f fa rm ers and agrlculturiB ta, as Im licatod he J)y such suh jec ts os'soUb, m anuring and th ro tations, p repara tion of socd-bod and < To p lan ting , peats nnd diflenBen, nnd cost IU- o f p roducing heeta. S h id en ts of tho Qg sub jec t, hoTi'evor, w ill fifad I t none tho10, lenB in te re stin g sinco i t enntnlua n very ■ n- com pletd' b ib liography a n d th ree np- * >r- pondlcoa eoiita ln lng m any valuablo a ta- ^
tlstlcB. Several chap te rs n ro ’ «k<voted to Huoh su b jec ts a s gonoral viow of the iuduM ry, developm ent of tho su g ar bout t InduBtr.v, tho sugar hoot p la n t, condi- - tions fo r g ro w in g ' a u g tr boets, angar y
, beet rnlslng nncl-coD im nnlty'*^velfaro, ^ i t su g ar m aking, sn g ar cnno, by-products, -
and w orld 's use and nupplj’ o f sugar.A Bpeclal fea tu re o f th e book la tjie large, num ber of illn strn tions collcetod by Dr. H nrria from nil thu nugnr beet protfiii-Ing arena o f th e _lluitpd S ta tes .I t contnlnN pages In rluduig 32 ..p la tes anil n nnm ber of clm rta, niapa
' and (lingruniN w hich ndil much to the jin ic ticn l vnhie «>f the hook.
j],' ,The n u tho r o f “ fiiignr' DetstH ' In, A u jo rlrn” ia by uo m eans an incxperl-" enccil wrltJT, therv h av ing recon tly ap- .peured from hia i>en tw o books, “ Priii: clple.i o f A grononty,’ ’- w hich is being used UB a u agronom y te x t b y p rne tlcany
in nil high schools-of th o 'w o s t, nnd “ The ,j, Young Mnn nud H is V o c a tio n ," which }i, haS' recently been added to . tho Hat o f
books buing. d is trib u ted to the U nltod rS tatm - ex tw dltionary forccs by the Americnti l lb 'r a ^ 'a s s o c la t lo n .‘'tIliB " la t- e s t . con tribu tion , “ S u g ar B w ts in
p. A m e ric a ," is ftasUy th e m ost au thor!- -ta tiv e nnd p rac tica l t re a tis e on sugar beot p roduction th a t has y e t been
• • w rtitou .
!miir5lLED ‘i ONIiElSTOFIlCCpSEDi>i8triot. Court in P resen t Term
to Hear. Case of H. H . < 'onof Simsi t . ■■ . J. I -a l -------
Trin l in ilin trlct conrt in th e rasi< nf Qg Harolil 21. Sims of T w in P a lls , nowa- },j pap rm iau and form er s ta te .represen ta- « t tly e , an d of Miaa R uth E. JeBter, who
a rc charged w ith coinmfttiDg a sta tu- o f to ry offenae, w ill tak o placo d u ring the of presen t term w hich la to end about
M arch 1. T his ,wub announced Wed- s nesday whon tho in form ation accusing
them of th e o ffense was fUed b y I’ro'se- J cu tln g A tto rn ey F ra n k L. S tephan . Tiie
charge w as m nde f ir s t a s ag a in s t Slims alone, bu t was am ended 'W ednesday to
► apply to M iss J e s te r who had prev iously te s tified fo r th e prosecution. A ttor: ney for Ulms omiounceil a f te r th e pre-
re lim innry exam ination th a t th e case le would iie b rough t to tr ia l a t a s ea rlv
d a te as iH<niible.
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>e (Special to The News.)t- DHBGER—JamcB C leaver and U ttle;h d augh ter and h is nioco o f N am pa vis-11. Ited hia m oiher, M rs. F . W. B erger from ll T hursday till M onday. Mrs- B erg w
returned home w ith them fo r a v isit.- N a tb sn P a v ry has m oved dow n near
tj- I’eavey. B. W . j>ammera is m oving onto io the plaro which be v aca ted , aa he has r- bought th e place. ,ir F . A. P a rro tt haa been bu ild ing a 10 ham on h is ranch . ra M rs. G ertrude T rout and children o f
le T w in FaUs a re v ia iting her s la ter, Mra.Ifl P. C. HUla.e- J . B urton held an auction sale la s t
w eek of h is l l r r stock a n d fa rm m achinery. l i e w ill move to T w in FaU s
le fo r o while and la te r to C alifo rn ia a s r . th e c lim ats b e re doc* uot ag ree With k h ts w if e ’s health .
M ias Bessie W ygal w as o n t from IL T w in FaUs betwcfTi tra in s F riday .■I, M r. Dobbs and daugh ter, M ay, w ere n. paaseagers fo T w in l-'alls M onday.Ir A lf P a rro tt m ade a busioess t r ip to u T w ia F alls M onday, r- *,a B C A B S I^ E U C E N U E S
re M arriage licenses w ere i«*urd W M -cs neaday in Tw in F alls to The follow*a , .ing:U. C arl O.' C arlton and Isah rlie B arron ,, bo th o f -Bgfal.
u A dvertiae i t ia the C lassified colomns,t. o f T h e News. Somebod.v w ill w m t i t .
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T S ^ R O C K C R E E K
(Spoclal' to Tho Xews.)BOOK C R E E —Oeorgo Scott has pur-
•ehuBod f ro n l^ V k r n a Lam cn. -tho prop^ tho e^jrnor opposite tho -P o to rr.
p f sen Itomo and w ill m ove h is. fam ily In -JP beforo th e Shooaolo o u tf it goes o u t in tnh aprlng. M r. S co tt Is cooking fo r m d Shocsolo Cowboy nud Mrii. Scott is
, a t p rosout living; in ono of th e cottagos f on th e Shocsolo ranch . As soon as th e
business is nU se ttled M rs. Larson cx- . iK cts to go ea st fo r m odical troatm on t ' ' nnd m ay spend th e y e a r o t hor old homo
a t B luo M oun tain , Miss.- M ri and M rs. ^ b o r t Broso ro turood from tho La%*ft H o t Springs, Thursddy.
. J M r. .Broso. xccoivod conalderablo-'bono- f i t from tho t r ip . ' ,
jvo 'Voa H ydo f ln liiio d m oving h is build- oe t ***“ homo th is w eok andm t he nnd M r t H ydo aro busy w ith the j a r romodollng ndccaaary a f te r tho move. ;ho The fam ily. Iiopoa to bo roody to movo Oft iu in a sh o rt tim o. iaa h . P . L arson m ado a husinoss tr ip ing to K im berly T h a tsd a y b u t found tho in s roada alm ost im paaalblo beoanse o f tho md .mud. Rock Crook roods h av ing a foun* led d a tlo n of grave l w o h a rd ly ^oallzo tho lina condition im tll wo a tte m p t to v ia lt taa somo of tho neighboring towns. loK B ert Van, E a to n and M ias M ary Do-
moroa mnde a t r ip to Tw in F a lls FH - ta-, dny.
M r. and M rs. P e rry Jones and Sgt. R obert G ray w ero husinoss v b lto rs a t Hnnaon, Tueaday.
Am ong ^hoso w lio a ttem lcd the the- , ■ a tre a t T w in F a lls , Tuesday evening : ° r w^ro Mr. and M rs. D. P . A lbee, M r. ‘ ‘j nnd M rs. L. M. V an E a to n and Joe " 'j Albee." O th e r p a r tie s worn', dotcrrod
J by tho condition o f the roods W hlclrthe ■ c o n s ta n t' sto rm s a ro n o t im proving
W alte r W eighnll and A lvin Erick- ,py aon cnmo over from O akloy ru jriday . jp. L. P . I j ir s e n . to o k them from liero to
M r. E rickson 'a ran ch noar-H oU U tcr. •<*d . » ...... .he To “ f ln a n e o ” n “ To L o t” advcr- tot t is in g cam paign you hoed only so t asldn ill- - f o r - perhaps a fow dtiys—a p a r t o f a r y o u r poeke t m onoy. -
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'miEITHElREPIIIir.SIIOIIIll: ; DHBlIf JMIFIllur- Conditions a t Close of Jannary 017. _ . Pm . iro m S a tisfa ^ o ry ia in Idaho
for • 'Tho rep o rt on tlie -snow fall in the-
««■ o lovated reg ions o f Id ah o during the n tottth o f J a n u a ry , J910, jiis t Isstiea iyy th e dep a rtm en t o f ag ricu ltu re wenthj^r bu reau Is anm m arizod w ith , the follow- m g sto tom eijt: •
, P rec lp lta tio n .w n s defic ien t, except In .*■" tho no rth , and th o ro w as i decided ,«! o f snow foll in a ll soctions. Tlwro,. w o s-Jittlo increaso in snow, coverj -in f a e t some ,soctions ropo rt o 'sh r in k a g e
Id- in th e snow, f ie ld s duo to tho c ffeo ts n d o f ehlnook w inds arid ra in 'r-^b u t'fn , be those localities, tho snow rcm ult(in<-is
well .'packed a n d h as a- f i ^ l y higl\ vo w ater conten t. .Snow condlUons
clone of tho m on th wero in th e main' rip fa r from sa tla fac to ry . ho The follow ing s ta to m e n t is mado in bo respect l o tho s itu a tio n in tho upper in* Srioke R iver b a s in : .*1® Burloy—Snow n o t m ore th an 23 per
cont norm al b t^ w ell packed and h av ing wotor conten t.—TV. M . Canq)bolL- •
jJ* - S t. A nthony—Snow, solid and well pookod, vorles from 12 inches on tho foo th ills to 28 Inohos In hi^h ranges.
!i;t. T h is - .ia -fa r low th a n norm al.—Samuel n t W. S toddard ,
le- ITOTEINO .E1.SB t -tttt! j t ng XN T W IK FALZ.Sfr. — —
' There has never heeji anythlag tn Tw in Falla w ith th e IN ST A N T action Ilf simple b u ck tho rn b a rk , glycorino, ote,. an m ixed in A dlor-l-ko. ONE
;k- 8 P 0 0 N F IJL fluahea tho E N T IR E >y. bowel tra c t so com pletely i t rc lle v n to a n y CASE, sour stom ach, >ga8 or eon-
' a tipation and p re v e n ts append icitis . The IN STA N T, p leasan t ac tio n o f Adler-i-
•r. ku surprises bo th d oc to rs ond p a tien ts , llo ; ' " ' 'o f A dvertise i t ih th o C lassified columns
o.f Tho N ew s. Som ebody wiU w an t i t .■ ■ ~ . . I . . - . I - .
a r m e r s
) p r e c i a t e f
a r m L r a n dat $175.00 an acre, the ver; very heaart of a flourish] sly unusual.^ Such an oppi
Team of the widely ) Valley. There is no ntry anywhera I t is of one of the most in- i grain, farming, dai- owihg sections in all
Dperated Pumping Pla; p s Pure, Fresh Waterr tow ns pw yide r e a d / m arket for <
flt, absolntely free from gnmbo, ha FaUnres are unknown here,
asan t the year/aronnd the who I faxners .
There is only i_ -----------------, sold. I t wfll
thank ns for 1 ■ ont and mail 1
DO.s r d
“ CAEs ra aboot Oapay ‘ ' j
J i S D A I L Y N E W S '
II f A L B E .R T .530,000 Orf an
iryLands a re locate^, in Boni
the b es t in th a t famous dis under irrigation, the balance
lands a re being put lu tim e and th e company a lo
AU lands w ithin a ram us of lh,:r point. / , ,lu^'- D ry lan d s a re b e ing eold a t SIS t
^ SOO p e r acre , w hieb inclcdea w ater t in charge S1.50 pef irrigab le acre per y
. A lfa lfa , g ra in , f ie ld peas, potato^. l a , .8™!™-.'................... • ' ............
jjjjQ W rite d irec t to: tho company fo r
JCanailaiLanii^^ Irni- . Land De
M Em piNE HAT. At in'Pcr ----------- • • . .—
per r e g i s t r a t i o n L I S T F O R
.C O U N T Y A G G R E G A T E S 6 8 0 6veil — ........tho N om bar e f D ra f te d H e n U 7D0 Aceord- 70S. ia g to ligUTM OompUed b r IiOeal
■ S atM on .E re o f O loeliii. '
In Tw in FaUa eo un ty thero w ere al- ^ toge ther 0800 reg is tran ts u n d e r, the
.aelectlve m lU tary servico regulatlous, , neconling |o figu rea compiled, in an^l*
In c ipation o f .tho -elo slug up o f th e af- Ion f a f r s 'o f tho local board , by-C lydo W . ioo, Simpson^ ch ic f .cleric. , O f th is niunber N E 700 w c 're 'd rn fted ln to - 'th o aervlci?. The R E records of th e local board ‘shows olan v n th a t releases fo 're g is tra n ts were iBsuod on- ill the c a s e s 'o f m eh who I'nUsted riie voluntarily , r-i- ■''I ts . To “ f in a n c e ” a “ To L e t” a d v e r
tis ing eam paign you need ooly oot asldo tins —fo r perhaps a fow days—o p o rt o f i t . y ou r pockot money.
1 Opportuiery choicest of land in Ca shing'agriculture and f n pportunity is presented no'
The land has been h- has not been offeree
• now.The same water sysl en such a rematlcal vious “Capay” sub adopted for this unil
'lant Installed on Every ii From Its Ovra Wellor everything "Capay” fanners can
hardpan and alkali. Yon can def-
vhole countryside is settled by. a su
lly a small am ount of th is land to bs rill go to firs t comers. Yon will or urging you to ac t a t once. Fill m the conpon today.
.EAY FARMS CH o m e O f f l c e , H a m U t o n C
L o o a l B a p r u e n t a t i T i Z . X . B B A S r O B S
E o o m 1 S » B o t « r » n S l T w i s n m , I d a h o
............
r A 1 . A N D S
md irfigable Acresouthern Alborta and aro d istrict, 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 acres w ill.be ace is b e i i^ so ld 'for g ra ip grow-
u t on the markeb for ih e f ir r t I looking fo r bona fide s e tU w . of ten miles oi less to shipping
15 to $30 per oicro—irrlg ab le lande $40 to tte r rigb t-^> pora tioa a o d m aivtoaaoco Br y o n r -^ a s y paym en ts aod low io to rest. • la to o sa o d roo t.c rops can b o u ucecssfn lly
fo r fuU p a rticu la rs and pam phleta; '
rrjgatjbn Company, ltd.Oept^rtmentA W m T A , €AN;ADA.
" “ s e t t l e m e n t i s r e a c h e d
1 0 6 ' IN C L A IM F O R D A M A G E S
ord- O l t j Fajrs to M r. a n d H n . Ctoorct D. I W lw alor $460 on A ccoon t o f
l a j ^ e a Sostalned.
al- S tip u la tio n o f *itettlement ahd for th e Judgm oot o f d ism issal in tho caso o f
ous, Ocorge- D . W beeler ahd A m elia A. im - W hcoler aga in st tho c i ty o f T w io Pall*, of- on ae tio n fo r $10,000 dam ages fo r 'p ^ r- W . sonal In ju ries , w aa f i le d W ednesday, iu
iber <\,lstriet c o u rt here . S e ttlem eo t in fu ll The fo r In ju riea received b y M rs. W heeler alan w hen nho s tep p ed in to on open d ltrli luod across Second e tree t w est Is adm lttm l Ited u p o n rece ip t o f $450. M r. W hooler wna
fo rm erly ad v ertia in g manager, fo r the Twin Fallir ^cw ii a n d J s jio w m anagi'r
i-er- o f th e W ood’.R Ivcr Tlqics-Ncwa-M iner lido n t H ailey,
o f *C laaaified A ds ,aro ' efteap—effoetlve.
mit YCalifornia, with abun- iruit district, close to aow in the fourth sub-
. held by an estate and red to the public until
irstem which has prov- :able success in pi-e- iibdivisions has been nit. < , • ‘
ry The price of the ill well and of the
Pumping Plant ' . ’ corgplete is in- of.' eluded in the
, p r i c e o f t h e ' s u - land.
S $175An Acre
COMPANY1 ClfT. C a lif .t i na>-awTiwg
h o .
TTT^ f ^ Ay . .PaaglTABT- 20, 1919.
t . ^ p z z z : = — I e u v piaEGToay
-I; C S P S m B S a Q A M b a i b b '" O ao-iiiM rtlbn, por;linB - J
Ob« week, per l i n o ---------- ------------£O ae m oatb per U s e ,---------- :-------- ,^7
P H O N E 3 2 ;
~ T X A S B rtS R
OBOZIBB T B A ira rB B 0 0 ^ Pbone 81
to q S o w m Ia S b^—- M o o » 'f Bhop, pbono 5. '
A tn O BBPAXBS—A otos r e p a i r ^ i - Ware f r ’* IfoveU / Sbop.
^ ' ' ' I S S o ' ttoS gTK A N O T U J n N ^ H o * D o ^lOsT^I^ira
. M u ile Co.
• . PROFESSIONAL
ATTOBinSYBs r y m £ O H ^ - L ^ y ^
. E O I ^ o f B nlW lB f/
S o E r a ' i S T s r a ^ . X * b w ^
Bi V . I iAb t o N — Qenerftl p r^ tle < Rooms 6 a o d 7 Id ah o P ow er fildg .
s W E I E t i T ' at" 8 ^ b £ ^ —A t t o ^ x a t L aw . P m e tir .e 'io .a ]! C oarta, Twti
Idabo.
B . M . W O LFB—L aw yer, Boom i 5 aai 6, over Idaho- D epartm en t f ito ro , Twi) F a l ^ Idaho.
y. H . W lflE —L aw yer. T a lly o r g ^ t e t.....^ . C pllec^on..... D epartm en t. O ffk ea
' Boom i 0 aad -7 -O ver T w in F a lla B aa) &-,TnJ«t C a , T w in JaU a , Idabo- '
~a6 oouhxa5 tbW O LFSN D B N & -OSOOOD—Room 8
t ’ow er B ldg. ToIephoDo 201 a n d 873
• “ n ^ a f i i E E i ~
7 iT C .’.PO ETEK ETO vii,T H y d r ^lie nnd .M ining •Engineer. T w in FaIJ*
.: Idaho, i'h o n o IM -J . -
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5 5 r w 5 5 i Y '’r ' o m o : S £ f o H o ' T ^IT A B IU M -^A ll form a o^ E lectric ity , &Cinoral V apor and E lec tric L ight
B atb*. .104. F i f th A ve. E ; . ToL 208.
x o K o i ' T ^ o r ' ' ' p ^ 3 o A 5 o K ' ^. . TTMB APP0X21TED F O B PE O V -
n r o w n j x BTO— ^
In tbo P roba te C ouft o f T w ia T a l ja County, S ta te o f Id n to . .■ In tbo m atto r o f tho e s ta te o f 8olo‘* luon J . Ham m el, decooied. *
P u rtu n o t to a n o rdor o f Raid Conrt. . rondo on th e tw e lf th d a y o f Pobruftrj',
1010, notico if horeby (^ven th a t Toes- dny , the tw e n ty f l f th dny p f Pebninrj-, 1910, n t ton o 'e look a . m. of said day ,
. , n t-4k 'J '.C ourl..B ooni of;-enld C ourt, a t tho,.Cpu'rt Ilouse '-fa o f T b^P a lis , County o f Twin. F o lla S ^ h o ,"H a ir been appointed an tho tim e and plftce fo r p rov ing tho w ill o f '^ i d Solomon J . Uomfnel, deecnspd, and fo r hea rin g the application ' o f Jcnn io H am m el fp r tho ls«uanco to Jen n ie Hirmmcl o f le tter# testam en ta ry , w hen and w hero a n y por- Kon in torcated m ay ap p ea r and contest tho same.
D ated F obn in rv I2 th , 1010. ,O. J>. DUVALL,
(S ea l) . Jud(;o nnd cx-O ffleio Clork. J . M . S H A N K ,'
A tto rn ey fo r E xecu trix ,Bubl. Idaho . '
F o r S a leB y O w n e r
40 acros 3 1-4 m iles from W ilder, a il Sn a lfa lfa ; lay s fin o ; amall house. P rice »8000.00, #3500.00 cash, balance tim o a t 77e.80 ac rcs o f tho host soil Jn tho ■Wilder countrj- eould n o t bo f in e r fo r irrig n tlo n ; good house, iia ia
• a a d deep w ell; a ll i a a lfa lfa , red ' and alsikn elovor; one m ile east* aa d 1 1-4 mUes n o rth o f W ildnr. '
'P r i c e •24000.00, $10000.00 cash, bnlnnce l im o 'a t « a n d 7% .A ddress
B O X 1 2 1 5 B O I S E , I D A H O
J ^
i DOINGS O P TH E VAN' I I
I 7 ^!
s e 2 ® ™ h b i 1
•i i
, THtTBTOAY. FEBBUABY 20, Ig
riclASSIflEP^ AOVERTISEMENTS^ •• ifT.Aau i MTUit_~«10e ' iB M rtto n ,p to ' v o rd fl
Oaa we«tk . < S i ^ a n d W « e k ly )« ..^ 0 7Qe Oaa .moDtb (B ii ly ta d W otl^yLSD
. .MltmatnB cliarg* fo r eacb ISMctlQ:--------o f ' a n r ' e la n lf le d a<l, i s ea O £ AA
m iu t' n m f n » M atod p o io d oS tUntk
r i r n : ■ ,_ T o r B » l8 . '
FOH RALE—B arley , e x l rn ^ n u i l i t j w ark . l ‘boMo 088W.,
PO B SA LE—Sow, w ill p ig In H a rc i i Phoao 6S0U. ' ‘ -
id a t FO R SA I^E '-U niverita l Raage. I d quiro o t Gem Motor-Co.
FO B SALB—Bhodo le lan d B ed aet ting oggs. Phono 772*\V.
'P**® 'F O B SA LE—Seed barley , ' $3 , cw t L.'.T. Millor, r ig h t a t Curry.
Wo are ORain m aking stockfood.. Thi T w in Foils F lo u r MUls. . (Adv.;
FO B S A t^ :—B u ffo t a n d ch in a closoi combinod. 411 2nd A ve. woat.
***"*» F O B SA LB—5-room m odem hooae good loea tioa , term s. C all 547 F i f th V..
— or phono 563J. ,
FO B SALE— 23 head Bhropshjro owei a». \- ith lam bs. 1 1*2 m iles o u t in K im
- berly Boad. L . J . Pogb .Ja — , ------
iX>B B A L E - ^ t r in g o f cow horsoS; stlee. harnossos, wagons. J . W alkor, 2 m ilet Idg. aonth Rock Croek P , O.
FOB BALE—m e Ford touring ear, [V ia tra d e fo r a l f a lf a h ay o r aeed. Clanda
Corbly, 1134 A dd A v e . ' ’
" iS d f o b b a l e —S o T tn p M M a fo P a ig e M a e a r ; w ill trad o f« r am an ea r. S aq o ir*
a t T w to T alla A u to Oa.
o J Ja FO B s a l e —Ten aero t r a c t , two-room ices, bonse. rin 'o fo r su g a r beeta . ♦ 1000.00 Jaak If tak en a t onco. A ddress P . J . naro
■ aOWB." ........... - • . , - ------------ ;----
FO R BALE—Oood 1st and 2nd cut*____ tin g boy, delivorod t« nny p a r t o f thoa 8. and $1.’!. phone :i, o r roii-875. douce 101 Kim St.
"f O B ~ 8 .\J .E —S p v c m l' T T R fh ^ g S m if___ Urokeij, seed w hcnt nud bn rle j’. P rices[tbu- “ '"I tom is rig h t. I-2 ihiIo no rth H anseo . lalji, •^ohn B. ijin to n . '
____ 'rO B l —'tr ie d , HowH,-lo fa rrowMurcli, Mny nud June.* BcKistorod Ilnnipsiiircs iin d Griiaii Duroc,*O hostcr
A N- nmi I '. C., nnd pigs. Phono 728.sity , -..i------------------------------------------------------- 1—ig h t FO B S A L E -^F uriiltu ro fo r e igh t 208 . room modorn income f la t , ccn traJly Jo-
rn ted . Address *caro o f Tho Nows, O F or ro ll ovor E ld ridgo 's .
F O B SA l^E — ~ ^ ^ m itu re , bedroom su lto , d in ing aaTl n b ra ry tab los. chairs, riig 1/xJi?, ail stove, h e a te r? a ll inrocti*
“ «nlly n«jw. Call n t 600 M nin A ve., , • W est betw een 0 nnd 4. lolo* -
FO B SA L E —Cabbage, onions an.iin rt. po tatoes f o r 's o l a . ....Delivorod f r e e - oCar^', chargo anyw hero w ith in th c c ity lim its, acs- Anchor H ay , G rain & Food Co., 249- ary, 251 S tx th ave. W . Telophono S3,Jn v , . I - ,1 ^ 1 - I FO B BALE—A g rea t .b a rg a in in a>
bnnutiful {^^ tfo ru ia country- homo, sit- jja tdd jtis t outside of c ity Udiitn of
Iftco "eat o f Olenn county. F o r por-J J ticiilars Inquire evenings betw een 7 and 11,0 il n t .'■>01 M nin Avo. W.
tho j^ y jj S A i;t:_ _ 4 o '^ ro 8 , .n miles sonth- east Je rom e; 30 aeres a l fa lfa , balanco s tubble. No buildings, 5 f t . woven w iro fence. P rico 4145.00 per aero i f eold' before Feb. 1st. F o r p a rticu la rs so e .6. L. H ughell, 1 mllo no rthw est p a rry -
■’*, more. ~srk. ■ '_____________________ • -TO U iSALB—One.,'<i«dio juo.lcl A-Er-
nciimn .Motion I’ictur'n (^m era . lea th e r cnfo nnd tilt in g pnnornmin precision tri-
___ jioil. You cnn m ake b ig m oney tak in gII.ation luotufes.. Thin o u tf i t cost now *425. W ill trnde fo r cn r o r barg a in (nr rnHli. A ddrrns Or]iheum, Box 1166, City.
FOU 8A LK OB TBA D R—C halm ers tojfring car, chc’a p ; equipped w ith IJuscb high tension m ngneto, dua l iga i-
[ tion ; Itayfie ld carb n rc to r; goijd condi*. tiou, guaran teed ; w ill eonsider run-
(ilintit, niiy ligh t m ake. Call a t W om - r r ’s B epair Shop, 2nd S t. nnd. 3rd avo.
* ci«st. K. C. Sem nton.
, FO R BALE OB B E N T — Unycr ~r I ■ ro o te r r s n bave im m edinte poftncRs^on , c f ICO arro ranch. N orth Shoshone, Id a
ho, op Idabo irrig a tio n project.^ 130 ftcr«s }R alfalfa, hnlaneo nheat stubble ,
’ house, barn , shed, fenced nnd crosa- feneed w itb woven w ire, w inilm ill and well. W ill ren t v carly fo r tw o thou- s.'ind eash. W ill 'se ll w ith small pny- m ent down, balanco ou tiood te m u . W rito ur phono Ifon ry M. liflJJ, Attur-
- J / nny. Jerom e. Idabo . ' <
•
U T - L O O W S
t^t-SASC>'-V- ------- -----------
•
v T i i i /wda I r
m o . j . ■
— . T<HR 8AVB .
f i i IXDB.SALE—I have Voatcd m y ran< I P utt<l wJU i«*Jl at.puW lc aale, W ednesda
Fob. 2 0 ,1919, a t 1 p . m.'ajiftrp, 54 r c ^ S • tered Shortho rn cattlo , eonsisting o f^
bulls; 17 heifers; and 20 young cow 10 reg istered Porehoron fillie s (ai sum m er colta and fo u r yearling#) an
..... So «e privn to aaJtf, 15 regiatorcd Porchoro I tvi Htalllons, from one to fou r y ears -ol gHw and 8. Im ported ( to n ) mares, sovc
H H oa y ears old, bred to m y im ported Chan plon Porehoron stalliou, K ropin N< »r.05» (06009), P. A. Borensop, I X 1 S tock Banch, M vfldian, Idaho. Locj tiou a tnilca w est and fl'm ilca south « B oise; .w rito fo r catalog.
■“ T jrr FOB- BALE—Ui S. Governm ent I r r ga ted L ands in 'C a llfo m la . Hort. is n
_____ opportunity- for,cnoTgoU c farm ora tb re b . mnko a perm anent homo ib thp ric l
fc rtllo ' Sacram ento V alley w here a _ abnndanco of ^ a te r Is fu rn lsh o l b;
U ncle Bam fo r irrigatipn . • N o cro;____^ foUorofc JTo lofdpon . No alkalL N;[ aet- teepagOk Id ea l clim atic conditions, a l
a a d aev en euRlags of a lfa lfa per, aea a o n ., Oranges, lemons, fro ita , a n d n u t
• a ro l!uecos8fully.^ grown. N o ' klUliJ; - fro rta . ■ No fru it peats.-. N o aage brush The N ico a a d levels W ate r .'cheap.' Lain
id v .) cheap. E asy term s. H e e p soil. P o t Jo ao t m aaen t w ate r rig h t, ^ a t o f school
an d churches. Splendid roads. ' Ou th s ta te h ighw ay aad m ain Uao o f South o m P ac ific betw eea P o rtlan d an*.!; Ba)
'* Francisco . F o r f r e e .d 09c r ip t i ^ 'l l t n r a tn re w rite Georgo E . N ygaard. A gt. U
owes 8 . O o v o ra m e a i'I r r ig a te d L ands, hoini Kim* o fflcep O rlan d , C alifornia; o r seo oui
• rep resen ta tive Mr. Chris. M yhro, n t Por. rln e H otol, Tw ia F a lls , Id ah o .' .
nUea
- r r r "WANTED—Glri w anted a t- V arnoy ’i anda Storo.
W A N TED —G irl to w ork in store. ------ H o tb a t '% Bambo.
TQira W ANTBD—Woman fo e genernl house* w ork. Phoao 509-J4. ' ,
W A N T E D -rO irl fo r lig h t housework, ^ «no w ho cnn go homo, m ghts. W . O.,
>»•»“ earnnaro - — -.r.. -----—— -—W ST«TEti— M arried man to wT5Tk-on
- 80 ncre ranch ; another fo r 120; conld cut* uso toam ami ou tfit. Box Tw iu tho
r e a i - -------------------------- --- • . -• W A N T lil> -:F irat clai-s steno-Book*
—~ lt^i'|»cr. Salnry $100 to*$l-f0 po r month ^ m s According to exporieucu n n d , tUiility. rices AddresH W. II., enro Newn.
. W ANTEJ>«Yiiirtlj^ tjimn o r womanJ __ fo r goiWral offico w ork out of town.rrow 'b>’ cxporienrcd Iwokecpfrr nnd
, steuogrnpher.' St.ite nge, •^untificnlionH ® and snlnry «*xpectccl. A. F.. cnro -News.
W ANTED—Y o u n g 'n i^ i i^ to J iO j" ^ ^ 7- — Btoro -w ork .' S leady em ploym ent w ith '^ b t cbanco to ndvanCo. M ust havo good
f a ir edncation. W rito your own appll- cation in owu handw riting . S ta te w h a t
___ y ou r om ployment has boon in tho paat,’oom glvo-rofercnco a a 'to charnetor. Betnm* a irs , ed so ld ie rp refo rred . A ddress P . O. B ox jc t i . m t , T w in FalJa,Ave. ---------------A— --------- .
P O S m O N W ANTED
a ^ ^W A N T E D — N ursing. Phone .225XL i...oC B aker Booms. '
W ANTED—Position as housekeeper t-n ran rh . No. 1.1, ca ro Nows.
—~ ■ .WANTED—Em ploym ent by young m an w ith clean habits. 'A d d re ss 552
“ y F o u rth Avonuo E ast.
par- • NOTICE—P U B U a SALE"X otiro Is hereby given fh o t I will
proceed to sell n t public auction n t sole g rounds in tho city of T w in F a lls on tbo J s t day o f M arch, 3P10, betw een tlio hourn of 12:00 o 'c lock noon and
” ro 2 :0 0 p . m. o f said day , a ce rta in bny lold ' maro nam ed " W a v c t t " , to sa tisfy , my ».B. lien fo r fci'd and pastu re o f said mare, rry- tog(!tb^r w ith coata of advertisem ent:
o f sale, no p a r t o f tho am ount due me___ h av ing been pni<i w ith in tho poriod of•Er- six ty (00) dnys.:her FR E D W IIA O N .tri- F eb . 10th, 1019.
cing •— -------------- -— —.................... ........................BOW 7ftfnking Ftrez.rain If ilioii iwlct* bnforo thou
spenkcst oncc. thou w ilt Hpoak Iwict*___ Uio b e tte r fo r It.—W illiuin P enn .acrsi - . -ith A d v rr tiw i t la tbo Claaaifled 3oIu*ans gal- o f Tho Som ebody'w iU 'want It.ndi-
om- I
; FARMERS; r A T T E N T I O N !130 O wing to tho <]pmand fo r S te rlin g "hie, B u tte r, wo artt in need o f moro®**J crcam . B ring it to the fac to ry and fou uptown sta tion expense.
>»>■• STEB LIN O D A IE T P E O D yC T S
E R £ ~ N o Z r A R ^ Y _________ ______r--------^ WKS « O^n’t I
--------k-'- / M ^vn. Tt> TAkR/ TH^T *.4tSRve
/ T o v ict m e
I tM & ou:iriC .V ^k^
F A L L S
WA2ffTBD M ZSOELLANBOna, ,
ranch WANTED^—Clean Bags. News 01 aday. fltm '
o'A .7 W ANTED—To buy shoats weighing lows; -10 flO pounda, . M . A. B troi^k.........
W A N TED TO B n iM a r lo n d of iee joron furnltiTro a t o n ce .. Call H08W
I W A N TED —D n d .r» < » 4 tn » j* r llo ilovoa M ust ho in good shape, la to modol. Bo: ham . 2Cfl.-
N e. — ------------------------------------ :________ __X L , W A N TED —^Pord roadster, muat bi >oca- in good cond ition and cheap. H. H eart h o f f ie ld . *
------ W A N TED — P a in tin g or tin tin g , wBc o n trac t p a in tin g . J u s t re tu rned fron
» OB cam p. 0 . E K unklo , phone 067.* ta __rich, W A N TED —T o 'b u y 5 room moderi . an house. 'L a rg e lo t preferred . ' fitati
by price a n d location . Address A / can crop N ew t. , ■
S -W A K T B S -A U U n l l d o w m d - rod, a la ike , w h ite , aweet. .T lie 'Alberl
itu ts d iek in so n Co., Chicago. Local buyen. J . A. BteeJe, P orrino H otel o r B. B, S p affo rd . Phono 106.
'0 “ '! W A N TED —L iatinga 'o a reaVdonce For- p roperty In T w in I 'alla. W e have buy- lOols fQj housoa woll located i f priced
^^0 r ig h t; E J . F in c h B ea lty Co., PfirrXai Hotol B ldg . Phono 45.
nra- M iso e llan Q O O B
' ^ ■ ‘T* WOODS can m ako' your form loan a t r ig h t ra te s and giv^ you your nioiioy a t once. • ,
T Y P E W B IT E E S — B ebullt machinea, —^ a n y m ake, fo r aale or ren t. Bee H oot«t
a t Baainesa College.
'>>' * I P YO.n bavo any horsea or mulea___ you w a n t broko to th e aaddle, b ringoro. them to th e F arn^era’ ba^n, o r c ^ l Bl«k*
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— ' FOR BEN’1^ — M odern furninhod >rk, room/ nil convcnlencei*, "340 7th Avo.O., E. _____
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inliT W ANTED—F urnished houso or fur- tvin nisbod housokoeping rooms. Throo-in
fam ily. I*. 0 . B ox 213, Tw in Falls.
'ok* W A X TEl)—To re n t a f.iu r o r T ive- room modern house. Largo - lo t pre- fbrrc<\. T ernm nont. rontortf. Fam ily
__ of two. AddroHH E. caro News. •ia n --------•X.— -----------— •*’wn. T o T r a d e
’ TO " r i tA p E — 220 acres miTm ^«-od ws. ‘'O ' m iles from Spokone, nny-— ! th in g from 5 noro t r a r l to 100 dry Ihad fo r oon.Hidi‘re<l.’ 3 . M. B urkhaltor, llarison.i t h ____________ _ -------- —o o d ;_________ FOC2n>________ •
P“ ; I' F O U N D -B “uuch of*Yn1o keys.* Caii “ *-01 Nows o fficc .
im* t a k e n * u p n t my livory barn lu 3ox M urtnngh , nno buckskin horse, weight
abou t 1 ,000 jionnds. blnck nmne and ___ tn il. O. M. L a ttlm er.
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LO B T --A poarl crescent p ia In it__ W ednesday n ig h t, re tu rn to News of*per fi<?0. ________________ ' I _________
__ Five do llnrs re w a rd - fo r li t t le U]>itzing dog, b lack ' e a rs , answ ers to namp "'pf 352 Toddv. A ddro»s Lloyd. Sullivan, R-3
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B 3, or w rite B ox 35,. Uouto 2.ren * ____________ :________________ _Lndmy ----------------- - ...------------------— ----------—my FA B M LO A N S on fa ra ra h le terma. re. A rth a r L . Bwim.?nt ______■ --------------------------------- --me . TTPB ^V B ITEK S,. a d j la g macbiijoa, o f ta sb ro ta to r s , .all th e s tan d ard makes,
- f o r aale o r rc ^ tj- easy monthly pay- monta. W rite J . B. Bichey, nupcrt, Idaho.—A dv . •
JU I t Depends,ct. W h e th e r n womnn la good-looking
. depends la rg e ly on w hether you nro Dpc&Ung o f h e r fnce o r to h e r face.—
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—. Alibi fo r th e D&ctor.— A M ex lam by tho n iim r o f hn iu llo “ ] Ilcrm nndcJ:, urimI twenty-tliTiH* yoars.
dlod in «i U ttlo nirbouRo down hy tho dopot. Tl»i* m an never luul n iloctor nnd HO n o ono known w h at kllliHl him, — Snn M Iguol {C nl.hR xam lnor.
Rem oving P a in t F rom Otaaa.O rd in a ry com inerclul am m onia fa
a quUi* efficient rcroov«‘r o f lu ln t. especially fro m Kinss. A pply w i th ‘ a c lo th Kwab. W ith in l.* o r 20 m inutes th e p a in t bo 5*’ so ftrncd thn t It m ny onslly bo rubbw l-off w ith n putty*
s k n ife o r a conrno fabric ,
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SPHHlT^ . iM 30 POONDTakes Tjodac an4 She Now 'Weig
lOgw ■ 18® Pouada—Oonditlott Waa ,. ■ A larm ing ,ritor. —— ■. Box - '* W hen m.v \Vife began tak in g Taul
she only w eighed n in e ty pounds oi “ ' slio now w eighs ono hundred ond ih lr t . . f ive , g iv ing her an Actual gain o f it taart- ty -flvo p o u n d s ," sa iil CInrcnco
M aldn, tho woll know n con trac to r, Ii “v m i o g a i 815 W est P lf ty - f l r s t stroo t, Sei . ’' “ ‘ tie , W ash., rccea ily .. , -
M r. M a lin 's s ta tom ont, whllo iudo' _■ rem arkable, Sa b y no m eans oxccptioDi )dern thousands o f w<jU know n.jw oplo t Btato •‘ " ‘c rica havo te s tif ie d th n t th< caro '* '’0 tho M aste r M ediclno wi
tho saiiio as ton ish ing -and g ra tify in g i
« d - . M rs. 'M a lin 'eo m m cu ccd to f a il ' i a treng th and go down hill tw o yea
▼ara j*>at o f to r tho b lr ih o f ou r la^ s i b a b y ," continued M r. M alin. ,“ H.
appotlto wns ve ry poor and slio woul go t Ito weak and *jiMV.;at lim W th i
once would l ia v T 'to 'c a tf lj, hold ijf sonii Kay. th in g t» koep from fnlHpg. Tho Icai rifnd would b r i ^ on one o f thef
I d lx ry spoils. Rho -nlw ays su ffe red thi TMiy jn8t;i»«trr.fgi»imig u n 'i i r the mon lng and ara/r' h a rd ly ovor froo froi
'*r~‘ headaches. I hnvo know n her to -g five- or six n ig h ts in succesalou w itl
fnrn, out ge ttin g any sound sleep and I don ' your aen how sho ever m anaged to do h<
bounowork, ns she would havo to -e lth t ^ s it down or lay down overy l i t t le whil
Iaea, du ring tho day. As I sa id before , sh OT«T I n l y w eighed n ine ty , poundn a n d h(
condition wan g e ttin g ' to bo' a larm ln i f'B ho novor aoemetl to bo abl© to ge
a n y th in g to JieJp her, so I got her t tako*T aalac an d .n o tv aho ia ju s t liko : now persoa and I havo nover soen he looking b e tte r. H e r ap iie tlto is ju s fine , sho thoroughly en joys h e r fooi
___ und h a« n o t had a sign of d izzinesIdnco sho began ta k in g Tanlae. 6hi sleeps Uko a child now, la cheerfu l anc
. ' happy all tho tim o an d hor w ork ia no
....SM tho I ta s t troublb to her.■‘ n V W IrT T iS d -h o e n s u f fo r t i ig o g r o a
don l w i th r b e u m n t ls m lu m y a rm s ' am '■ s lio u ld e ra . ;i c o u ld s c a r c e ly rals<} m j
I iu iid s to m y lie a i l a n d m y r i g h t a r n o .ti)oe ially w a s w i s t i f f t i i n t i t t« 'ol
iv o ' n o rv o n n d w il l p o w o rb a d to do n n y w o rk . Bo I d o c ld c d ti
n liv T an l/Jc niysolf, nn i t w n« d o in g in; y w if o 8 0 n iuc li g o u th n n d ni»w 1 n e v e r foe
n s ig n o f rh u u n in tix n i . I c n n s w in g in; uruiH u iid UHi* .Miom w it l io u t f w l i u g i
piiiti o f . n n y k in d a » d I n lso hnvi* p ic k f i v e .o r s ix p o u n d s s in c o I begni
tn fc in g th e n iod ip iiiu . T c e r tn f n ly Imvi h i d f*’*’ p r a is in g T n n ln o ; f e
i t b a s b e e n 'n w o n d e r f u l t i l in g f o r h d tl son . ,„ j. , „ y ^ c l f .” .
Tnninc is sold in Twiii t 'n lls by Cit; I|hnrm ncy, in Bogamon by Thomjis'ji
Call iV ug Co.. ill M urtaugb bv Murtiiuftl Drug Co.. in F ile r by A. B. 'Wood, li
_ Buhl by C. D. B oring B ro thers Co., nu' I lu in K im berlv by A. h. Stow e.—Adv. Ight ■ ,
Wo ni-c ngain m aking sto rkfood . Tin ___ Tw iu F alls-F lo u r M ills. - . (Adv.;
' — • L e g a l A d v e i r t l s e i n e n t s
of* ‘ N O n O B I___ To a ll Ovpiera and D r iv e n o t Uotoip itz ■ Vohlcleat• ''of You aro horoby n o tif ied th a t «U 19U B-3 licoasea havo ex p ired a s d U ia t th e 191<
liconaoB ace now d ne a n d p ay ab le al tho o fficc o f th e C ounty Asaeaaor.
. To those w ho aro o p e ra tin g o r driv- m n Ing M otor Vohlcloa oa th e pnblie blgh- 540 w ays and havo n o t m ade applleatios
for such liccnso I .wisb to adviao theni th a t th ey aro v io la ting tbo Idn^o motor vehiclo law and y onr prom plnosa in m aking ap p llea tioa m ay aave y o a the om barrasam ont o f , p a y in g th e fl.f l
. w b> b w ill bo Impoacd la te r , Anyon'i 7«s, \ lo ia t ln g th ia low a f j c r M arch la t will ces, l>o fined . "ay- CiGo. w . w i r . c y x .ert, • C ouaty Aj)i«H.*r.
; NOTIOT TO OBEDITC^^ Kutnfo of K. E, Hfiflstod, l^j'coascd.
Notiw! is hereby given by tho under- '’R signed, V. H. O rm sby, adm in is tra to r '*■0 a f tiie e s ta te of,B . E. Sliontad, deceased, .— to th c c red ito rs of nml a ll peraona hav.
rng claim s ngninst the Miil doccaacd, to exh ib it them w ith t/ii- necessary vouch- ors, w ith in fou r ninnilm a f te r , th o firai ])ublic(ttion o f Ihin iioticc, to ttio aal<i
die odm in ik tm to r. County o f T w in F alls irs. H tato of Idnho, tliis bo ing tho placi [ho fixed fo r tlie tran 'sn c fio u 'o f th e bu ii to r ness of snid estnte.Itn. D ated Fcbrtin ry 15, lOlW.
A dm in is tra to r.
O iO X r O E B m s . *“ Ilid.*i m ny’ ho subm itted to .P o c a
I* tollo K**furity .T ru st ('om pany a t Poca cs- tollo, Idaho, fo r lay in g 16,037 .vjuan ‘ a ynrds u f b itlm lith ie pnving on th e fol
{Pit low ing s tree ts o f Blue I j ik o s A ddition Jt — Linfoln, I ’iercr, B urhnnnn and Fil
Ity* miiro. Tlto com pany rcsor\-ing th e righ' to ri-jfct any nnd all b il ls .;’
You*d, a lm o st th in k M rs.^Sm
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l i n n O o v e m m ta t v !;N | | S K egaJw neeU nga o f <he o ity -coua* H U U aro hold on tb e f l ra t a a d th lrd iM o ad i
of each month la th e of£ice;of. th e .i j l relgha in . th e H ote l P e rr ln a hnUdla^.^; , ^ A e tia g Mayor—A rtbui; L . efirira ." '
A lto raey —Jo h a E i- ra r fe s . - 'C lerk—W. A . M liinlck. . . . . '
2uulac T rc a a u re ^ H .-E . Bounda.» and Englnioor—E .' V. B erg .' ’ ‘h lrty - . c o n n ty 'o e re n im a a t*■ “ !,■ Clerk o f th e 'D is tr ic t :Courk a n d E;I O fficio BceoriJcr a u d A u d i t o r ^ . <
8 h e r if f~ A ..N . Spraguo. ' . - , , AaaeaaorM Jcorgo W . 'WUcox,
Ional Tronauror—M rs. Em m a Longloy W a do all *’®“ '
tb ey A tto rney—F ra n k ' L . Btophan. w itli • P ro b a te Ju d g e—O liver P . D uvall,
ng re* County Superin tendent o f Publio Ii a tru c tlo n -M isa B ritto m a rt W olfe,
il' fn Surveyor—Jam os A. Byboo. yeara C oroncr-^P. J . Oroaamaa.■ la s t Conuniaaloaom—P ira t d ia trie t, W . “ H er P a riah , Twin P a lla ; aecond d ia trie t, 'V ivould P . B roekon, K im borly; th ird dlatriot,.!!
th a t E. Mooro, Flier.»omo- P edera i O ovam inent♦I C u sto d ia n -M . A . S tronk.' t5 S ®- C om m issioner-C . C. B lg g ^ „nn i- Fwiitix Jn iU cial pU rtrlct
J u d g c » -W . Ji . Ballcock, T w lb F alh 0 .jjo a n d H . F . Enaign, H ailey, with- C lerk—C. C. Siggina.;loa’t Schools '» her B oard o f E ducation—I’reaident," V, B •ither D ecker; clork, 0 . E . B ry o n t; auperii while ten d o n t' of achoola, H a l Q. Blue.. "»'« H ig h . achool—Shoshono a tre e t ao rti
nor betw een F o u rth a n d S ix th avonaea..M " ‘"R- C. M itchell, p rinc ipal.0 ge t L inco la achool—S ix th a tre e t ao rth " betw een SocoBd a a d T h ird avenuea.* ? ” p ick o l K h o o l-S b r tb i t r u t <mt, b . in a t Bocond an d T h ird avenuea. ,'
W aahington aohool—'B lae L ak ea boui incaa <3vard. and Addlaon aveaue. - — 8ho d o b * .and G reater . Twin P a lla Clnb— P reaid eat
1 n n t L . T. W righ t; aeere tary , S ta a r t H . T a y• Jor.
;roat . - ■ / L ih ta r* , a n i T w ia FolIa P ab llo L lb rp * y -P b w h o o i " ’y s tre e t’ north , betw een Bocoud and Third
arm ^v.onues. Miaa Jcsalo P raasr, lib ra rian . H oapltala ' . ' -
1 to Hoapitai—Tlijlrd avenue andT iilrd atreot wost.
T w in Falla Couaty Gonoral H dapltol f niv Churcheaiig u F ir s t P resby terian—F if th avenue an i [lick* Socond stroot no rth . . D r ,’ A aher H egnn B rand , pastor. ‘ . . .hnvo _ F i r s t M ethodist E piscopal — F o u rti
avonuo and Bhoshouo stroo t east. . Bey hdth E lm er G ran t K olth , p a a to r
F i r s t B ap tl8 t-» F o u rth * avenuo . ant Socond s tree t no rth . • Bev. C. L . Owen
J"’'-” *, paator. . •• Aaceaaloa A Eplacopal-^T bird uyenw
nnd Sccond s t r e e t no rth . ,B ev. L . B 1-. F rftnck, rector.
.. S t. Edwa^^a CathoUe>TGecqnd a v u ue nnd F if th streo t cas t Bev. ,1 .' J
j y \ H ahn , rector. .’_ ' F i r a t ‘Church of C h r is t-S c fe n f la t^
T h ird avenuo eaat, bbiw een 'S ecoad au^ T h ird atreota. . -
, L a tte r , D ay B ala ta o f Jean* C h ria t^ Qtor F if th avenue a n d 'T h ird s tre e t eaa t. L
0 . K irkm an, blahop.19 i a L u theran—T hird avonuo an d F o u rti 191 9 a tre e t west. Bov. Jo h n Q lhrlng, p as » a t
Church o f - th o B re th re n -T h ird , a r Iriv- enuo nnd Fourth s t r e e t no rth . B ev. o ligh- 9* N oher, paator.tio a ' F lr a t C liristian—F o u rth avonuo anti hem Second a treo t cast. W . A. Moore, mln. o lo r r .I in Postoffieo D epartm ent - -tho P ostm as,te r^ i£ ; A- S tfoak-
fl-.o D elivery w indows opea on w eek-day i ron« 8 a. m. to fl p . m .; holidaya froai.(v]Il l :3 0 ;p . m. to 2:30 p . m. M oaey orders
an d 'ro g is try w lw lowa opea fro m 8 a. & to 5 p . m. M all going oaat c lo se a .a t
,^ .r. 0:00 a . m. and 4 :0 0 p . m. M ail going w est closes 11 p. m . and 8:15 p . at. M ail to HolUater cloaea 11 p . m.
dcr* To * * f ls a a e e " a “ To I< e t" a d v a r a to r tia ia g esm palgtt y o a naed o a^ 'a e t.a if td a sed. _ f o r perhaps a fa w daya—a j a r t ol
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Readjustment. Congress Now Convening in'Omaha Adopts
' ' IWany Resolutions.- of .Reform
OM AHA, Nob., ^ o b . 20 .^T hc JtrO M - M!«ai8flippi rcadjiiatm ont c o a g ro u todny •wont on record a s oppose'd to govern* n e n t ownem hip and operntJon o f tho ra llroa ils . . I t declared th a t th e r o a ^ ahould boTotucnod to p riv a te ownorsbip an soon a s possible, su b jec t to govom* Diflht rcguJation and nupcrvisioa -to pro*
n*«int abuses o f the p a ;t .Tho convention ondorsoa-Hhe Jonguo
•of nationx 'a 'n 'n Loliovcs i t te~ b e •the xlu ty o f tho pub lic m en o f tho U nited « ta to n to ro-oporato in sccu rlag and ^adoptiop o f tho constitu tion adopM d i a : ;Pari« . O ther rfiBoiution# woro:
B ese ln tleos A dopted E m ploym ent o f re tu rn ed so ld le n b j i
tfcdera], s ta te a n d m unicipal go rem * ' iw e n ts . , I
T ndustria i p rogress, sioppod b y th e ] war, s h o u ld 'c o a tio n e . j
.. — Oeed roads.. '' C onferences and m utual dlscuasions
fo r se ttlem en t o f labo r questions: .U rged c o n n e sa to ^loas leftB laU ea ,
.a n d app rop rfa tlons to im prove ^ t e r > a n d fo re ig n trad e . . * |
B e lio ros tho, omorgoncy fle 'c t ‘•honJd bo tu rn e d ovor to p r iv a te op era tio n . .
D eclared t i n t fedctial re g n la tlo n o f ' h n s in o n in-efffic t d a r in g th e m r should : now c6nso. ' . • r *
T h a t tho governm ent should k eep i t s * c o n trac t -with th o fam iern fo r 12.26 w h e a t • . . ■ , *
. C a ll A gE tcnitond i to e t lo g 'Recommondod th a t the so c re ta V o f "
agricxtlturo should <}aU. t o o t h e r repre* j . s e n ta tiv o s o f a f ^ c n l tu r a f bodies l o r
c rea tio n o f a n a tio n a l cham ber o f agrl- . , cu ltu re . / .
Recom m ended leg isla tion to dere lo p w a te r pow or i a th e w est. ■ ;
' B tg ia eoforeem ent o f bluo sk y law a. | U rgod fa ir , t ro a tm e a t b f pub lle utili* ‘
■nicB co rp o ra tio n s .' . "< Becomn^endod, th a t a budget system ‘
l i e in au g u ra ted by th e federa l 'gbV eii^ | m o n t. • • ’ . ■ ^
Becoramondod extonslon o f tho AnilrJ^ « r ic a n iu i t io a cam paign to include a ll ' p a r ts o f th e conn try . ^
' To c a r ry a long tho work inau g u ra ted . b y ib is congress, a perm anen t orrani* . z a tio n fa to be form nd la te r in thn uay . ^
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f - I t 1* a* nn ccc lcsla stlc a l c ity Uiat- .TrtTCB I* p a r llc u ln r iy intertrBtlog. In t
• t h a t fam o u a cfttbqd rai a r e I h o re ro jjp a to f 2S o rcb b la h b p s ' a n d c inc to rs a n d a
• f o o r blahopa. . A m ong J t i tre a a u re a 1« . a le g e n d a ry naJI * o m tho Croaa, a n d ■. th e fi»roooB H o ly C tO t . c im r th e c a lh e - 5d n l b y S t H eleiitt, In 1801 o n ix h lb i- tio n o f th e C o a t a t tm c tc d m ore tb a n ^ ^000 .000 pllB tim a. A n o th e r-a ttra c tio n fo r 'j> ilg rim « la th e grh%'c o f S t. M al- _ tblni4 In ono of th e n n c ien t c h u rch es— - th o on iy snvvo o f qq tipoallc l a Qer- m any .
—R o l l e r BenHno*.: E rp e rlm en ifl to p c rfcc t n bea rin g tb n t ^^o;□Id w itha tnnd tb e heavy s tra in s o f n henvy cane m ill led tp th e dla* 2 coTcry. o f , thn p rin c ip le , n tid to tb e $
• dcveropm ont o f Ihc H y a tt ro lle r bcn rr 1 Ing. by Jo h n W rs lcy H y n tt. th e in* 1 v cn to r. w ho o lso inven ted c d lu lo ld In i
. h is s e a rc h fo r m b n tltu to lu n te rln l fo r •' Ivory n a e d ''ln ,b llllu ttl bn lls.- U l" ntudr, Ic« In flex ib ility n lo n g th e b lllln h l ball j
I ll^l> p reced ed n n d led tip to h lo Inven- tio o o f t b e ^ n r t fl/!X lb lo 'ivlter-benrlng. f,
Tull E xp lana tion . |A rno ld could n o t b e a r to h av e any-
th in g tb a t am acked o f fem lo io lty ap* g p iled to h ltn»e lf o r h la tin y bnby b ro th e r . O oe d a y A rno ld w ns keep ing h la ey e on th e hab y cn rringe w ld lo th e m o th e r s tep p ed In to th e npn rtm cnL A n w om an p aas ln g looke<l Intb t h e ’ car* c r ia g o a n d see in g th e jn f a n t a n id : '‘Is n 't h
• Bbff a s w e e t ch ild ?*' A m oU , in d ig n a n t , a re p l ie d : ’‘H e a in ’t no Bhe: U 's a h im .- 1
T ru e V ersion o f C inderella . °C in d e re lla ne%*er h a d a g la s s ahoe.
■ T h is iB a a d b u t tru e . . T h f ‘ x>rclty a to ry o f th e C in d e r O irl cam e fro m th e F rc n c h 'a n d tb e n u tb o r m ade C lndcfcl-' la w e a r u ‘‘p an to u fle e n ra lr,'* a a llp p e r m ad e of “\-nlr,” a w ord w liich m eans ftir . T h e re Is n F re n c h w ord •^•c^^e" w h ich a e n n a glaaa. a n d th e tra n s la to r m istook “ vairo'* fo r “ v e rre " a n d con- BCQUently h is to ry reco rds C inder E lla a a «*earlce a g la s s allpper.
'W I L S O N S E N D S M E S S A G E
T O P R E M I E R C L E M E N C E A U
ABOARD r n s u . a s . o e d r o eW AflHrN'G TON A T BEA, Feb . 20 — P re tid e n t W lUon w n t tb e follow ing m essage o f coadolcnce to be conveyed to P ro m le r C lem eaceau:
“ S e e re ta ry LabsIdk and tb e A m eric a n M issio n -in P a r is : .
<^Fleaao eoBvey to M oasiso r Clrm* vneeau m y h e a r t fe l t sym patity a a d my jo y Mt h la eacape. I sincerely hope tb a t lh e re p o r t h e w aa o a ly a ligh tly Ia ju red i s a lto ffe th er t ra e . I w aa deeply shocke d b y tb e new s o f Uie a t ta c k .^ '
I . S e c re ta ry L ao a in g 'Jv ee ired P re s id ea t i S t . o f
f r o m 'th e O e o rg e .'w a aU o g to a a n d im- m ed ia te ly convey^ i t to- C lem eaeean.
: b o p i y o u io in r r 1>. y u i a * r u , t i ttitm m t u i . g i s t to o ^
' ‘ AOrtTtim q Mrifu A <9laQU.
i t j ^ h s i a s x :
IMPROVED HIGHWAY TIME An d EX.
S t a t e A n t f a o r i t i o s S e a l l 2 0 H o w Pc
p o r t a t i o n a n d N o c e s s i t y f o r 1
i r ^ u c k T r a v e l i n I n t e r e s t o o f B f
I L ' • -By 0 , A. k lftS K LP res id en t K !b.ic1 M otor Car Co.
[)W w in te r half over, and tho(K‘a^on ro p id ly a]iproacI|ing w hen ac tu a l
) tS V*-* JaW « u t and pro*' lim in ary prejm rations m ade fo r ac tu a l
[6* road, ro nslruc tlon , it;^ iB ,o good sign to "800 tho w eekly increasing ac tiv ities on th o .p o rt o f good ronds associations in p rac tica lly every s to te In the union,
ns- towi^rds h u rry in g up necessary steps lay lo prov ide n )o n e y fo r tho 1019 oonstrnc,* m* tion o f good roads.1^® P rac tico lly every sta to c ith e r has ^ m easures up before local legialntures
or a ro now p reparing them fo r presen- “ * tntion- to- th e s ta te a u th o r it ie s^ F o r i ,™ .4natonco_ M innesota o ffic ia ls bcliove
th a t tho so ln llon o f th e m a rk e tin g prob- ' “® Icma in and nronnd D u lu th as w ell a* i ” o ther, io rge c itie s , w ill bo found In a 1 ^ m otor .tru ek system , b u t a s they s ta te , J
i f you could sec- any o f tho roads' w hich i hbvo b eea usec^ b y m otor tru ck s vou I ^ i l l g e t a n id e a o f w h a t happens w hen i roada a re n o t b u ilt properly— for m ost I
V of th o ronds—good ro ad s m any o f them r O' wero too— th n t havo boon much usod <
hy m otor tn ic k s , havo been shot to i lie pieces. T h ey .wero never b n llt for. sueh
.tra f f ic . -M eans B oads B e v o lk t lo B l^ '
“* Y o t thoro is such t r f a f le now and i th e re w ill be moro, s u c h ,t r a f f ic in tho
^ fu tu re . • W ia t thp country has to th ip k !a h o u t and to th in k about ve ry partiu-
I j u la rly , in a w ay to p r iduco rcBirits, is ? a re-m aking of roads so th n t they can •, s tan d up un d e r m otor tru ck tra f f ic . ' T h a t me<ius a -rev o lu tio n in road build* * iitg, I f n o t n 're -b u ild in g o f p re tty nenr- iy nil tho roads l a t h i s country.
{0 -T h e s ta te o f MinncHotn is p reparing • o ro ad bu ild in g p rogram th a t w ill in v o lv e - th e expend itu re of more th a n "
, s i r mllUon d o lla rs in th e nex t tw elvo m onths. ' .ConiDiissioner of H ighw ays * B abcock, aays th a t thq w ar dem oustrat- ?
. cd th e g re a t value o f 'n io to r tn iek ii fo r f re ig h t tran sp o rta tio n , and in his p lans i
- fo r b e tte r ro ad s in M innesota, ho w ill - ^ a c t w ith th e ob jec t In v iew o f m aking ^ th is one o f th e m ost e ffic ien t n tates in
the .uninn fo r th e uho of m otor , trucks. . T hn t ’cneahM th a t roads m ust he bu ilt
OJ. and m ain ta ined w ith a foundation suf- , ^ f le ie n tly stro n g to stan d th e w ear o f IJ
■' f l ic h eav ie s t ' tru c k tra ff ic .A s - a m i t a r y _ E j q ^ l e n t _ / J l
” ' Hhould-'ilio U n itc d re ra tP s b v S P Y ^ ih «t , e n ^ g e in w ar, th e w ar d ep artm en t an- t / t ic ip a te s close to 100 po r cen t use o f n
tru ck s in th e trn nsporta tion of soldiers n ,nnd .w a r* m a te r ia l over good roads in 1< th is co u n try , a n d I t w ill encourage t i e r construc tion p f highw ays to th a t end. d
t ' JuHt whnk good roads- w ili m ean to t< i th e m o to ris t a lone is indieatod hy thn a s follow ing ta b u la tio n . T ak in g "Ofl.OOO a ;1 a s th e num ber o f passengcr'liutoM Dljiles y unod in M innesota , and aro used to the n ] av e rag e e x te o t o f COOO m iles per y ea r, tl . g ives a to ta l o f one bHHon miles’ per ti , y ea r trave led ov e r tho s ta te . .Good oi
h ighw ays would bo cu t 10 p e r ■.•ent jT r r< y e a r o f f th e w ea r a n d tea r, .md de- h
^ tc rio m tlo n o f these car*. A t nn n t \ r - »:
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f [ p o B T X u u m l i v e s t o o b : - i• PO R TLA Inn. P eb . 20—C attle r .ep ip ls .• 25; tone o f m arke t s tro n g ; prim e steers!) $ ia@ 1 4 ; gom l to choice stee rs $ fl.7u (& lrir 12.7fi’; m ed iu m to good steers SIG.TottfAl si• ll.".*!; f a i r to medium Kteera $( ) 10.7.>: roniu^on to fn ir stee rs $8.50(^/|]; f ftJtO; choice cows nnd -hcifo rs J10@11. [$' ; H og ri'ce ip ts 201; tone of n ia rk c t.
s tro n g : j)rtK(e m ixed $10.ri*(q'16i0.': nu*- dium 91l}..')0(ii'lt).fl5; rongli nml h c n v v ’ f,
• #M.75(S'15.25; pigs #12..'0(al‘-l..'0; hulk, «:lfl.7.’I. r t.
Sheep rece ip ts none; tone of-m nrke t i « s tro n g ; ca s t o f m ountain lam bs [ I14.50; va lley lam bs $ 1 0 ^ 1 2 ; yoarlingsl
■ » 1 0 @ ll; w e th e rs <i9(5il0: owei* ^G.50(S']• 8.75: - __ .. - ____— ■
! DX»7V£& IJV E S T O O E ! o!5 nEN 'V ER, Colo., Feb. 20.—C attle— 'c l Itcreip in 1,000; m a rk e t s teady to h igh-' b:
' er. StoiTs, Sl.'5.aO(S'lfl.OO; cow« nndi - t he ifers, ♦ 7 .7 . '^ m » 0 ; stockers nnd feed-;#! , -CXM.' JUOOfint.SO', calvcs, #12.00® '• 15.05. ............- I
Ilo g s—R croipts, 2,500; m arko t, stcAilyj
PUBLICr
I Tuesday, FebT h r e e x n i l c s e a s t a n d 1 3 r 4 mil* T w i n F a l l s , 1 1 - 2 m i l e s e ^ t t
j f a c t o r y , a n t i 2 m i l e s w e s t a n d K i m b e r l y .
•:
; 5 Head Horses, 12 Hei chinery, nd Hoi
r rXEZ l u n c h A7t• T E E H f t^ » l 0 and nnder, ca«h.
i t o f 8 m o n t h s a t 1 0 p e r c e n tI g o o d b a n k a b l e n o t e s ; 5 p e r c e n
o v e r $ 1 0 . N o p r o p c ^ t o b e..
. R. E. THOMAS ande O W H Z
O O L . J . ' S . M c H E K E T , A n c t io n e
AYS ARE BEST EXPENSE ECONOMIZERV P o o r B o a d s A d d t o . O o s t o f T r a n s *
>r T a k i n g O a r e o f I n o r f l a a e d M o t o r
f E f f i c l e n p y a n t i E t io n o m y
value o f 41500 per ca r, th e to ta l v a lu e o f tho autom obiles o f Minnortota
tho .'‘'■ould b o ,*300,000,000. I f 10 p e r ccnt ;ual doto rlo ratipn is saved, hore oloni* is a tro. M ving to th e people of MJnncsoUi of ua l *30,000,000. i>er yoar. igu . '^ r a rm e r^ a io s t In sisten t.- -
N ow flia i t|.io m oto r-tru ck s and p»»- ons aenger autom obilos aro coming in to al-
m ost u n iv c rsh llise am ong form ers, th ey afo hecom ing, more inslg ten t la the ir
“ c* dem and fo r good‘!ioada th a n tho residen ts c f tho largo eitios.
has M innesota is considering a w ell do- res vised s y s te m 'o f h a rd surfaco highways en- in th a t s ta to fron i thq to u ris t crop j’or stan d p o in t, be liev ing th a t such a crop 3ve w puld_equal t h e ' ^ o s s ' v a lu e o f tho ob- w heat crop.' ' C e r tu n M ianosota good as ro&ds associa tions uphold a f o r ty mil- a lion d o llar bond issno o f s ta to bonds to
tc , financo a system o f p ayed tru c k line Ich roads. The In te re s t on thoso bonds w ill •ou bo p a id b y a n autom obllo ta x , averag- ion ing from te n to tw elve dol/ara a y ear. Dflt Such a system m igh t eas ily save sev- Dm eral tim es th a t much to any-autom oblle lod ow ner in tho w ear and to a r on his to m achine. ,eh OM orado’fl B ig Program
T he s ta te o f Colorado haa la id o u t a vu ry .cx ten s iv o p lan fo r a good-roads
nd d u rfn g 1010.'. Colorado . has. ^een ono o f tho few {itates th a t havo
. ro n tinued to b iiild good '-roads yo ar in L . '’"d y e a r out. Thy.j>eoplc o f Colorado . npprociatc w h a t a -good road means
tliem, artd th o y havo trea ted- tho build- ■ 'ing o f good ro ad s bond issues, a n d thc- . p ay ing o f good roads taxes, an a bust*
ncss/p roposition , nn investm ent an«l nn . asset.
_ . Colorado enginoors' have compiled* very in te res tin g d a ta ou road uso ovor* a road th reo thousand e igh t hundred
and. tMjeaty-BOven m iles in leng th . Ap- p ro x lm a te ly -f if te e n m illion ton m iles of supplies o f one k ind o r Another were
■ hauled ov er i t d u rin g tho p a s t year. In v estiga tion , ra n g in g over a period of
, ,, ihrco m onths, p roved u p tho fo llow ing: Of th is f if te e n m illion ton miles, ten m illion woro mado b y m otor tru ck s, tho rest b y Jiorso-drawn vohiclos; tho to ta l
r* dead w eight of t ra f f ic fo r th is period,. covering nUvclnssesflf vehicles, wns one* hnndred -nncl slx ty-tw o m illion, nine
hundred nnd . tW enty-six thousand , nnd iiinety-oiKht ton miles, d iv ided ns" fol-
Jr)ws; I’assongor autom obile, ono hun*rh <trcd and f if te e n m illion; m otor track s , n- twonty*cIglit ralllion;_ wngons, th irtoen of m illion. Thoso figures nro npproxininte r s nnd inelndo n o t onIy~tho w egiht o f tho in load h a u lc d /Jm t^ h o w e igh t o f 'th e vehi- be rie a s well, a n d aru o f im portance ih
determ in in g tho am ount of w ear rn d to te a r ' to w hich-siich roads lu tlie b tate Itn are su b jec ted to du rin g th e courM of fiO a year.es O f C olorado 's fo rty -tw o thousaiTd K« m iles oT s ta to and co un ty highwa.vs, r, the tra f f ic o f 3,8^7 m iles bai, been es- cr tim ated . .With tho o n o rm w s divorsioh id o f tr a f f ic from skort hau ls on. th e rail- rr rond, th e essen tia l need* o f pe rm aiira t ! e- h ighw ays fo r th e fu tu ro developm ent r- of Colorado is ap p aren t. ^
to strtm g. T op, bu lk , ♦lfl;8r*rtT •' 17.00.1 Hheep — Rocoipts. • 4,300; m arket,; s teady to 10c higher. Lam bs, ♦l.^.SO®; 17.2.*>; ewes, ♦[email protected],
ts . ; • -OM AHA U V E S T O O K 'rs! - S O l 'T n OM AHA, Feb. SO—C nttle re- ® lc il |> ts n,20b; m arket ' l.'>-2,’)c lowor;
stoers ♦ in.50@ lS.20; rowa and hcifem ff ' $0.2.^@14.00; s tockers nml feeilers *7®S 'I 1.'3.755 calves iji7(ffl3.7.'i; bulls a n d sta^s . tS‘9.2.’[email protected] t . H og receip ts 19,700; m arket geueral-
Iv s tead v ; bulk;«>t sales $17(^17J10; top ] y ’ *.17.00. ■ ,
lk< Siieep receip ts C.OOO; m arket s teady ] til w eak; w nrlinR n • » ^ 1 5 ; wothors
n I $1:201.1; Inmlis ilfl.7S ® 17.7 .'; c u r s S9@ )
s'.! K A N SAB O l t r U V E S T O O K . ' 4KANBAH CITY, Mo., Feb. 20.— The
I c a ttle m arket closed alow , lO(p)i:.c low- ‘ or; top , #10.75; hogs, s tead y .with close,
— 'c lo s in g weak to 10c low er; top , #17.7.'>; . h -^ in lk . S17.10(S'17.00. . ,idi ■ lC@£5e higher; top,ll--#17.00 fo r Iambs'.' jS’ * • ' - . . . ----------
K A N SA S C IT T M A M X T jly{ K A N SA S CITV , F eb . 20—C attle r*-
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ebruary 25thm i l e s s o u t h o f t h e S E c o m e r o f \ 3 t a n d 3 - 4 s o n t h o f t h e s n g a r t a n d 3 - 4 s ' o t i ^ o f t b e ^ a n k o f '
t
Head Cattle, Hogs, Ma- i Household Goods
A T 1 1 O 'o i e O K*
i s h . A l l s u m s o v e r $ 1 0 a e r e d - I : e n t w i n b e ^ g i v e n t h o s e g i v i n g « c e n t d i s c o u n t f o r c a s h o n s u m s c
b e r e m o v e d n n t i l s e t t l e d f 6 r . ^D
Id A. M. VAN CLEEF Jm x B B[ o n e e r H . S . O O W L Z N O ,'C le r k ^
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T W I N F A L L !
FO BD X IB E L OAfiE TOCOME U P m SPB JN O
MT. CLEMEN'S. Mich., Feb . 20.—Cir- c u lt C ourt Ju d g e Jam es G. T ucker, who
IB. w ill J ie a r th e Chicago T ribune-IIonry £\>rd m illion dollhV lib e l su it here , said
;or t o d a y 'th o easo (rould bo opened in A pHl o r M ay. i lp .b o lio v cs tho f i r s t week* l a M a y w ill, be selected.
' ■■■ -. ■ceipta 0,0001 m a rk e t steadv to iow orj s tee rs ♦18.00@ 19f .
en t Hog reA-lpts 10,000; m arke t s teady “ to 10c low er; bu lk ♦17.10@17.(30; me*
d ium ♦[email protected]. '•S heep , receip ts 5,00D; m arkot s teady
to h ig h e r; lam bs <il7.75@18; owes *11@ - . ■ -
al- . .,cj* ,S T . JO S E P H U V E ST O O Kelr 6T. J O S E r , M o., F eb . 20.— C attle— ;si- H eeeip is, ^500 . B teera, s teady to eaay;
bu tchers , s tead y ; others, $15@ 25c-low- dc- er..* • 'jy s Hogs— Receipts,- 10,000; m arket, slow rop 5(gil0c lower. Top, S17.00j bulk, $10.85 rop @17,40.the Sheep—lieeoip ts 2,200; m arket, lod s teady . . .ill- ----------to . 'ST. LO U IS LXVESTOOK
‘O'* EA ST ST. LOUW , Pob . S p . ^ a t t l e — '" I R e c e ip ts 3.000; ToxaaS ; m arkot,
slow , s tendy ; na tiv e , |D@19.^0.W* H ogs—13,000; m ark o t.'5 @ I0 c ‘higher;
m ixed, ♦1720@ 17i6.‘I* Shfep—aOO; m arke t, ste ad y ; owes,
»1I@ 11.50.
a m o A o o U V B s t o c kCHICAGO, F eb . 20— Hog rcceip ta 4,-
500; m orket h igher; bu lk » [email protected]? Im tehers ♦17.65@ I7.85; p ack in g »10.75 (®17JS0; ligh t « [email protected]; p ig a *14^50
*'* © 10.73; rough ♦[email protected]. ' ' C attlo receip ts lOiOOO; m arko t loWcr;
beeves «10..'j0@20; bu tchers t[nd stock- , ' ers [email protected]; cannors an d cu ttora
♦[email protected]; s to c k o r s .a ^ - f e e d e r s ^'1 g l C ; cows >7:40@ li!.C0; calyoB »18i!5
Sheep receip ts 17;000;l m arkot jitcady ; ‘’d wool Iambs [email protected].’5; ewes $5.50rn)or is.-jo.ed .. ............. ................. ,P* CHICAOO M A B K E T .*" H og rece ip ts 41,000; .m arket general;
Iv h igher; c a ttle receip ts 20.000; theep receip ts 18,000.
ar: OHTOAOO O B A IN O PE K IN OCIlTC A no, Feb . 20.—G rain opening:
I Corn'— F ebruary , nom inal: M arch, tip , 2 1-4; M ny nnd Ju ly , up»l 1-4.' O a ts—Fehruarj-, up 8-8; M arcii, np
1-1-; Mny, up :i-4; Jnl.v, n o m in a l.' ' I ’rovisiona higher.
’ CHIOAQO. OBAIM' O LO SU fo:fl, .C IIIC a'GO, Feb.] 20.— Closing g ra in :.•n Corn—February , M arch, up U-H;le Mny, up 1 7*8; .Tuly, up 1 7-8. " .10 dn tifi^F eh r’uar.v, u]i 5-8; M arch, iipij. t-8 ; Mny, up a-4; Ju ly , ITp 5-8. •ill I ’rovlsionii, ^stcnilv. ■“ ,
te OHIOAOO O B A IN BBV i EWof CHlJ.’AGO, Feb . 20— U n w tt le d 'w a th - .. c r over tho g ra in b o lt 'SJia 'contlnsied ul aiiiiiinRibv'eniont o f cortt;;(t^or©’].factors s, in a generally h ig h e r 'tre n d o f pricos in i - g rohi futuro* ou th e 'C bfcaT O 'board o f ih trflde-n idny . S tre n g th in th e hog mar- il- ke t was noted also. P rovisions wore it h igher in sym pathy .I t F eb n m ry corn up 2 1-2 a t th e open
ing, wns unchanged. M arch corn • 2 1-3 h igher a t ♦1.29, tho opening, la to r - lost 1-S. Mny corn, opening a t ♦1J22,•(7 « p I- was up l-4c. .luly corn u p ■' 1 l-4<- n t .tl.lK , the ojtenlng, w as' o ff !t, l-8c.'fli .F cb ru ar.v ontf, up 5-fic a t -^9 1-8, tho
oiieiiinit. la te r gained l-8c. M nrch oats l-2«- hiKhcr a t ..ID. tho opening, w as
' l-4e up. M ay oots, up 3-4 a t JO 3-4, p. fho ojienili'g, wn.s J-4c lo w e r.. Ju ly oata, p. uj> th r Inte bpeblng, .57 7^8, Ta-
te r ’gjiined 1-S.
f„ IN D IA N A P O U S M A R K ETIN D IA X A l’O LlS. Ind .. 1-V.li. 20—
ll- Hog reccijtts {'..IOO: m nrkct ten cen ts •P liighcr: h c a v ic «17.00(5‘1H.20: medium
$l7-t>Ord:iM-OU: 1i«ht-.-' #17.00(5)17.75; iy bulk si7..’ »fn'17.7.‘;. rs C a ttle recei|i{!i 1,000; m arke t steady,5 low er; ste rrn #15(SilO; row s and heif-
rtSl «5.c0(5'l.-.0(l.Shppji n>prl|'tr« 200; m nrkct stca<iy;
-tOJ' ?7.i'0(o:l». - • le ' ■' ' ■■c- • STl P A U i; U V E S T O O K r* - .S O rT II ST. PA U L , Feb . 20.—C attle >: — K ecelpts. :».."00; m arket, w eak, lower;
top , *15; b u lk t ♦.■.30(o l3.30.P' Hogs— 10.000; m arke t, s tead y ; top,
»17.1U; bulk, ♦[email protected].').Bhcej)— 2 ,100 ; m arke i, steady '; top,
$17.25; bu lk , ♦13@ 13J0. '
a N E W T O B K STOCKSS-fi'K- .YORK, F eb . 20—P rice s wero
frac tio n a lly h ish c r a t the oponlntl o f the stock m arke t today . U . S. S teel oiM-ncil .'.n 1-S ut> W '; U tah Copper .fJH 1-2, lip 1-S; G eneral M otors S1.40 1-2,-np 1: M exican 'P e tro leum ♦1.78 1*4,
jup 1-2; Bethlehem S tee l B. .02 1*4, np 5 8 ; Kelly S p ring fie ld JH. up 1 1*2; C iucibie S teel .58, up 3-8. ,
M otor-D riven P o ta to Peeler.A m ach ine w hich w ill peel 40 pounds
o f p o ta to e s la th re e o r fo u r m lnntea n-ns d escribed a n d il lo s trf lte d la Pop^ Q lar M echanics 5Iagazln« . th e peeling b e in g dono by a rcTOlvlog d ram d riv en fay a o ne-th ird borse-pow cr moto r . T h e lo n e r s u rfa c e o f th e d ram h a s been coughencd by m ak in g nnioer- -Otis p c rfo m tlo n s Id th e m etal. W hen f ll le d .l t la lowewvl In to a w ooden con* tz iloer a n d se t to n m a ln g .
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