-
Weather ForecastKolr tonlftat u id Ssturday; frofit
at ni{ht. M u lm um jmtcrdii}' GSi minimum 42. I^w lhl» moni-
Itif, 80. •
VOL. XT. NO. 2‘1: n F F ir iA l!/ COTIN’TV NRW SPAPpB
b
'GIP LACK SUED FEVER JRUMMFederal Scientists Disclose
Nationwide Shortage of
Tick Antidote
Federal Solution of Railroad Wage Fight Offered by Eastman
i d Ah o h a s o n e d e a t h
Montana Laboratory W orking
F r a n l^ n y to Provide
. Life-Saving A id
: HAMILTON, Mont. Mar. 23 it'.ni Govtmnient acicntl.sUi hero
rcvcul* ed totJay Uuit Uirre Ui on acute na- tlonwld* DhortaKc .of
npotleU fever
— urnimronljrJmow-n anlitlow for tlic '.bllfl o{ the polminniiK
Koclcy nioun* bilnticti.. While hia alilr'ji v.“orl(i‘U
franllcul-
Jy {o.MtcJi up tt-ith fftfhiund/t fon Uj9 llfe-BttVlnK (KTUtn.
Dlfrctor K. |{.'1*arl(er nf lhi> I/. S. Wuloi;lcal laborulnry h
proylil..- forick worlUTM an.I “
h i New York Hammer Tragedy
of II•act Inn
what wriiiM 111- Ihooiitoi and iiui.l .
hi- wllh lh>- mil unions, bi may have In jiostpone. tMi-m u:
til tnih'irnnv.
F|{>:K:HT CO.N.SOI.ID.ATIO.VWASHINGTON..Miir, 23 M'.IK
llHllroad ^fflelaln.hiitl under m' (Continued on Pago 2, Column
I,
0 CURB STRIKEPolice Forcea Mobilized 1
‘Get Rougli' in 'S topp ing
Taxi Sabotage
NKW YORK. Mar, 23 (IMD--Police toilny met th.- challrngo of
striking taxical) .Iriveni, who liiid defied ull authority in n
aerle.n of .nnnsulnary rlot.-i that kept the natlon'a large.it city
In ‘ '
AUTO INDUSTRY REDUCES HOURS, INCREASES PAY
Action Challenges Union Move for General Strike
Wlillr rffurlN
l>.'r cent vd liiiniis 1 I'Vilera- ii'i- worl;-
LABOR - Aj a Glance
:j.ilrii-. l̂ lu Tlip
i.I„yi-s hi-;-'" ,aiu! IVw.-i- w
Il.ii
iii.iii of 111.' pro- ■;il.' r.ir •)U hoiirr.
Ml-, lii'ini; placc-d • unehi-r, rallroailcr nnd nvJner. A roul
two-flBleil governor (if the most lndopi-ntl(-nt Mlute In our
Union. Nevada. He iloii of company li)'untierL-il;e -contract ling
in the Mee of action of the
Anmli;a
.lid. Hut he milil liiv
th.-iis-'oclatlon to eelini
offered. ;ire.ipnlatlv..s U Ihr II lndlci.tlo!i that the
-Micl 1 M .ito
rahilii)' w:i,"r;i and low.-iln iKiiini in -10 .if llJi
planl.-i,
Chry.-d.T M.il.ir ri)rporalio alM) iiliie.'d it.-i pro.lurtliin
unll
........... .o,.r we.-k with l>a.bring V
of ih.- -"'id-h
liL'< fiinnni.-) »T> UnilliUhi lace.I before m ore hail
100.000 workera t.angfcle- etlermenl.-. while they walteil ,
erillrwily for resull* of labor : egotlatlons in W.-ishlngton.
SHOWDOWN NKAItS WASllIN'aTOy,' Mar. 23 iHni—■-
Government - .luperwtwd workers'. rU-cllon.s were held by
unlo'rt leadeni today to bo the key to., lemjxirary rrtslutlon of
the autOf' mobile iitrlke crisis.
Confuiilun and tenr.encjw marked the approach of a'ahow-dowii
-
the jiirlkc bwuc. - - -,
’""1- uni
xillceni'!
-
Pago Tw« IDAHO EVKKTinG tim e S.,TWIN.FALL'S. rT)Ana- Ft"r].,y.
Mnrcl. 23, m i
AUIO liU ST R Y ICES HOURS
Cuta W ork Week. Increaaca
. Pay Rato as Challenge
To Strike Move
HAMILTON'S!5 ' m F ollowing Prlcca Are In Effoot Sntiirday anil
Monday ■
** ■ Aiiiif, IJiiMcr Nut inul WftpiiLTV. m
aa poanlble, however. Ihu United Prcjifl learned.\ NoiJcen 01
Uir change were ponied la Use JJuicl; pliinl nt Kllnt, Mich.. iM l
week. Flfthcr 1)0(ly plant workcru wcro Inform- « ! of the hour
reJuctlon ycntcr- flay.
(ConHnuM from Pape 0.^c) llii- claims of the Fpilrrallnn, jkj
l)c-.'ore rrcsldi-nt llooiitvcU.. iti the Industry tmd to 11'up to
tlic jirificlpli'M ( 'f the II llonal ri'covcry uct.
SOOiour U’rrU Announci-mi'nln po.itnl In tlie
RuU'I: .ind nnhcr Iknly ‘ ' nliowr.1 that Ihr worli-wff
--- lM-.r.-Uj(H-l-t..-30-li«urJi,-uiia-lluil-r.Tlrio In thr
hourly ;ilioiil'. Stnnton; Uobe,
DoYouKtiow?--—that McComb's Market specializes in only the best
gVadM of meat. Do you know our price of this choice meat is no
higher than most interior grades. ■Do you know we cut any piece to
your special order. ^ l^W liis to cfonvince you;- Qur ciuality
groceries are sbeciaUy priced.
’S^3aOKfi;8SO I f J|::05 siiiln R.
Wo DoUvor Any QrHcr.
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.rriil.y,>tnrdi.23,\lD.’i.|roAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS,
IDAHO V :ig a Three
AMATEURS ENTER FINALS OF LEGION’S BOXING TOllRNAMRNT
Leading Contestants Seek Championships At Clashes Tonight
i A E R M S A S J i
_ I In; orcitm ol th.' i-n,j) is >.!atnl to prrfimii
Imiiu'lit ii
fmal.s of.lli.- Aiii-rk';.ti L .- i.ui’s M.uiluTn iiiiiateiir
bo.tiiik’ lo iinm im 'tii nt lln- I’uiu-lt IIdwI
W illi (wu iiiclit.s u£ uiuiiiiiatioiih )>rliiii,| |)n-ni,
|]»- cln.ji'C '.If Ila- iJimiK'iir ciitricS ■will (■iiflnivnr to
M'ltl.' tin- iim iu....... "
‘liw n titular jiinl siR'finl ~R jii‘s. TIir lirsL iiiati-li
will"
HiJirt at H 111.t-Mt njRhfa bntUe.1 before 'a
crowj of some OOO nport fans jirtK^ucKl three clcan-cul knoclt-
oula. plenty of action cvcn ,^ ift . cr ihnn on tlic opcnlnR curt
\Voi’il drlvi' lo Ills Im II.
To Ihe Horror of tlic which wa.s for'hliii li> a iikui.
Jl'ne:i cho.'ii: thi; hard.‘,vay.and. ii.ilni: a .Vo. I ^inxin, hii
Iviltliy fur llir )ila. Kiir'lhr pin mind ymi. a |iin thiit
.■(.•i-m--d mllrii iiiv,iy, (iiif/ at thi- i-.\-
Americans Win Prize Cash on Briton C lassicNKli’ yOIUC. Mar, 1:3
tl'l'i—
Mm . Martjarct Mrrini;rr Vlla- clo:ied today ahp hold ;i tlclirt
for ajiproxlnmlely Sl.'iXOOo on
,MIII'.T,. Vi'lnticr-.of .Uic- lirand Nntlonal
Slucj>lci;ha;u- at Alnlrce. KnKlanil, .Sho w:i:i dolni; hi'r
houauwork
II’VkI fortuMi
OEIROIIUPSEIS ̂lORONIO laFS
BURKE LEADING I HANDBALL STAR AUGUSTA PLAYj WINS ON COAST
hor < r tho I
nicpne>’ when 1 retire
JudKC Glenn finally admitted aa cvldcncc the fact'that .\faxlc
earned SO.̂ TOO between the time he niRTicti a contract with I^orl
mer on December JP. IT»30. and September L’O. 1032 when he
nerv-
notlcp. he wmiH nnt_continUc■ ......l-nromi . , with the
contr.tcL The ILit of fin-
Uequa's two knockout win.n ln[nnclal Itema. was. .fumliihed by
the JlRhtwelcht dlvblon make thoiXncll Hoffman, his prciicnt nmn-
Wendell boy a favorite In that agcr.claaa. Turnlp.ieed should be ii
a e r - 1 ---------------loua contender In the mlddle*ii-v j
.wel(;ht division, and I^ o Howell's I L ^ U n d e e U U tp O in tS
two wins pve the blond Klmbi'rly M n P r t v n f R n a fn n youlb
favored amonj: thcl IVlCK^Oy at Costonweltcra alonk’ with Sherman i
BOSTON. Mar. 23 — Vince Black.-of Wendell. Dundee, mlildleweluhl
cimmpinn,
Jackie Cooper, ••coolie’'wclRht 116J- outpointed A1 McCoy, IGl!,
advanced to the fuvorltc'n pontL"“lervl”f-' UO-non title); among
the smallenl irroup by v l r - t N e w York, tuo of hla Imnreaalve
win over I "“tpolnted Harry Allen, lOD'.i. Ed KSrk, of UujvcrL
Brockton (7),
Listed omonp the nmateurfl In „ — ;--- — -— ;-- •the-lwo-vletory
elass-dfter lasti Ycllowalono-NaUoaal J’arknlRht nre Howoll, Blnck.
Requa and Lovers Gooch, Burley.
Lual nljjhfn twutU:“COOTIK” WTAOJIT
■ MerJn Orcluird, lUchtlcU, de- clxloned Vic Frlnwn, Rupert.
JuckJo Cooper, Btirley, Uc- . elAluned Ed Ktrk, Ruj>ert.
BANTAMAMCrGirr La«ro Oooch, Burley, do-
clalonrd Ilerlicrt S t ll« , Flier. rEATUERWEIOUT
Suvnirc, Tirln Fulls, On-■ cl«ionertnble fHn,n any AoePvccvcr
womT'Tha^a what
""They’re• Tnadg of'Shell Ccmlocan Horse hiHc—chemost
dorable
by Wolvia t o they stay soft I. •-* * Ecttff-jnrorf * ♦ • * batd
vCO'Qp oc tdz«i»vaitc£dc£y
£sC •! tklTtf*T^rnjv«rn:iny:fTTTT#^itrwj
try oa 2 pair with- oTtt obligaCi;on -tobny. ,
"Tho-DopendaWe Shoe fiouoe” -
Phoaa 408 ' • *' -Next to'Orphoum
On account ol' the iniscttlod comlition in Washington wliich
lia.s re.sultcd iii.dela.v in jjettfntc out lliol934 beet
■contva'ct, and tlie necessit.v ol' commencing sugar beet l)!anting
as sooii as possible, we liave arranged a schedule for tlie
fioldmen to ni,eet prosjjective growere for tile purpose of signing
bee't conti’acts as i'ollows: '
MONDAY, IVIARCH 26, 19341. C;. KirUnian .............. .........
Filer
.L, F. Wiseman................................Kimberl.v .Geor.ge
Daley..................... ........ ......: ..EdenW. A.,
Beckei-......................................-Jcronie
TUESDAY, MARCH 27,1934L, G. Kirkman........................City
Hall. BuhlL. F. Wiseman.......Hansen Ser: Sta., HansenGeorge Daley
..................... ........ ....HazeltonW. A. Becker.,.........
.............. JSrome.
WEDNiESDAY, MARCH 28, 1934 ■L. G. Kirkman..............
...........................Filer-L. F.
Wiseman........................KimberlyGeorge Daley
.:................ .W. A. Becker......................
j-.Min’taugH:!;.-..Jero'me
For the convenience of growcti unable to sco their-fieltinicil
at-tho'-otljw .. . . sutlons, thcro .w ill be ft ropresontativo of
the flBgar,,Company a t .tho .Tnia.-.'
• Falls ftictory office on Maroh 2(Hhi 27t^ s n d ,^ th pgsppso
o f.o ig fing^
coairacu, and is\iWng'siitft and convmciclit'taW bcis.'.v^'K
The Amalgaihateil S l l ^
-
i c i'■y:n M.i'J’ PftiiTonr IDAHO EVENING TIME S. TWIN FALLS,
IDAHO FriJ»y,. jrai-cli Sa.ClS:]!
TELEPHONE .'i8
C^nblUbid 8tx D«r>i
OJJBOC:WTIO*T J
K r»Ranlirn Tl-nrr-i-til
C\VA'U1;:NI::FLTS
W ith the C W A ’s (hiy.s numhcM'c'd, \i bmniios.iiiurc: and
more aijparont jiisl lio\s‘ llial in-o-grani was in the cfynoiiiiL'
sclii'ine of lliiiiy.s lliis jiasi
winter.Locally, it Is 'inevital)le that the al).scnce of ihi
—lnrge'pay-rolls-«f-last-\vinltjr-\vill-ho-feU.-HuL-liiere-
Sljpuld be.thanl^fiihiess for the I)enefits which went
to those in need..■ Aside from the cost of the jjro.trrani to
Ui_e tiovcrn ment, with the resultanL social i)enefits, it is a
good time jiow to Uik’e stocU of the jjeriiiaiient imitrove ments
which are to be seen in eaeli couinninity. '‘ Many of Uiese will
eJuUirc a«d he constant re mindei's of the extrcMiio ineasmcs taken
to start ro'
~C0N^ry-iri-this'Countr>'.------ —-------r-— -----■ ^his
coanlr'a'^d cit.V-share{l, reniavkaijly well ii: tlie projji'iuh,
and has niinieroiis worthy pi'ojecls ii aH-the--towiis to show
.for'the linge cost."•''Under the ,new set-up it^is expected lliat
Twin Falls county will'continue to fare satisfactorily, for
the,’county is chi.«sed :is urban, and in tJii.s state .siieJi
coilnties will be'favored in the distribution of.rc-iieffunds,
.................
The CW A will be missed, i)Ut it will iiol be fr»rgot- ten;
. D inJlOCKATIC B)E.-\LS '
. Several'iiroifiinent Englishmen recently nnited to make a
publfc .protest against liie rising wave of discontent
wlth'.'deihocratic institutions.
A ll across Europe—Xroni Germany, froni fiussia, from Italy,
from Austria, and from lesser countries -r-comes a steadily growing
chorus of deilsion for
*;--- IJarliaineiilary guvuiiinieiit:----------- ;-------
;—Democracy,-it is said, is a worn out thing, and lii)-
erty is!an empty,word; only hy an iron-clad dictator- sliip can
a ])eoijle hojjc to meet tlie jirobienis of the modern world.. A ll
this, naturally, is beginning to stir echoes in
the-British lalea;--and-these Englishmen, tliGroforo, have
called on their coimtrymen to rally-jn defense of the democratic
idea lan ’d to reaffirm their con-
____.Viction .ofJhe.,supreme.impQrtanee.of Jiuinan.Jiberty..,
Something very similar jnight be done ])rofitul)ly
pn.this side^of the water. Europe is a long way off, but this
attack on the old-,'Anglo-Saxon conce))t of freedom is a menacing
and contagious thing—chief-
S,:perha])s, because we have gro’̂ -n so used to the essings of
liberty that we take tliein for granted I f we don't like tire
actions of our mayor, nur coiv ____ gessman, our governor, j ) r
our president, we wait
ciiAi>Tt:ii
rmi_fltx_ikna._calm_ani]_t'lclil.tiail reuiQU^fur iila iirld
ifply tlint oclc. Analii . mil Loltio
: teal. eotllDI 5Uo Bca») perilous. Til.
lotevo. Ooci 09 M l a,
Al last DC sul Lo(Uc (loir:
nnl I
H I S T O R Y
Of Twin Falls City & CountyAs Cleaned tram Files
Tlmca.
lubsnclber ! doublcil
AnoiD i’abiiio pulk-o uy the i trnycoTiT'ino-e ihe BUS t)ctl.
At
:Ulnc bD3
inKioc'-K'Tou-or
(iiincuiii.c
Bcit toud a
15 Y’ears A go
' niiy I''. siun;i.-on. rvc-|. i.piiu'iit lx)(;r(l, in n
.TjH-ciiil Inter vli-.v w ltirtlie Tlmc.n yc-iiU'l-ilay aiirliii:
hl;i vlalt to thl;i citj lu uilUrc.'i.'i a tiK-iHlnj; of the lociil
J;cv£ /fr«uvr.v. Jll.v contention : riippnncft‘
iiy--Ti;Tnn'."'5hwvln;r'lii i;i»wiiiK cai’;'clty of tlic tnicl an
llif t.ital of ViiriuiiJi rcvi-niii';i iJi rlvi-ai(l for it,'and it
j; task to defend it everlastingly. ,'• - Under fascism, under
communism’ under any i\ind of'dictatoi-ship, we would lose it.
News Behind S; The News ''C'
»V I'A tll, MAi;u)N
i.li.vrlclit. in;u. t>.v I’aiil Miillioi)■VASHlNOTON - Tho
ndiiiinl!i.
Jill iihfWl wi-lhlr,} ijf rollnient iitrenRUi thry
If. tlial wii.s Inie, th.-
Aim»rifiin .sebool!
o u n SCH OO LSs.'tvs Prof. All)t‘rt iMnstoin. have
■ one great virtue— they j)reserve the initiative and
independence. of pupils fa'r more successfully tiiaii do the
schools: of-Eui ope., • “W hut one must demand from the school in
the first place is something negative,” says the great
mathematician. “It should not supiire.'^s in tlio young a 'fee ling
of inde])ondence, a joy of living,-pT?r initiative and the urge for
knowledge.
“This-most important demand the schools of the United States
fill in most'satisfactory manner, in contrast to the scliools of
the grwter part of Europe,”
Usually, when American schools are coniiiared with European
schools, the co*hiparison is. not in Die least flattering to the
American institutions.
^ It is exceedingly interesting—and encouragiiig— to find that
as great an authority on such muttei-s’ as I^frEinstein feels tliat
thev arc~doing tlieii'Jol) well. - •
_ Hoyt Kay, former United-:5tates district attorney, ..in
announcing his candidacy for congress on the Republican ticket,
confounds the opi)osition by calling upon his supporters .to “give
our active support to I*Tanklin D. JlooseveJt as President of the
United
. States in Jiis efforts to bring us out of the depression
years.” ______ ____________________^_____ _______j
thi' bliifflnj: bell the lii.'il iiimm*' >li;.ly K'-tUniC
onl
• W-.JjlW} .'/Irr-I );il»
;i the ilecllni.. They I
oderiilc:;iiy be rlKht,
III III! one will anemia lo ilcfei larnln liiiylnj: im lla own
inrrll IwM none. Jl moiinK playlnt.' 11
iiirliet wllhoiil lhr llnii>f the tlin<
II e(on
I Mt>o();.llii[; ji!-lce;i. The fad loo:iev(:ll hn-ltecl the
tmion lr •ni)iij:h for Iho niarheteera.
Thill wan IV reiimrlcal.le aiieou.'i ill;iplay of ciinflilem
,tr. U.M;;n;v,.|f.r:ihilRv to work Ihi-
;iiltiJilloii out.le Wolrti.il aiinoiinc.-inenl w her i'.taniple
of i>erf.'Cl llnill
by tho JiiJitlcc lii-i'artmenl. Aft 'In;,' the ui-hiukI !o;ir/:
Jb. p k j , ' I c
Thr^ly-BranU-Sld,-QuaU-
io < ^
a l Flour,
GROCERIES
3 9 c
-AM-Bmntls-MiUfrtall c a n s ...........
Golden
Jello, 'all flfivors,
per plcg, . .
Lard,
4 lb. pkg.
5 c
3 7 c
56clOpoiindi-SugarSwcct-Mcd. Size j [ _ Q C
•allies,per'dozcn“J
Unwrapped Laundry Soap,
i ; „ : : 7 - T 2 3 c -
Idaho Blend Coffee; lb. . . 19cRaisins.
1-lb, pkg.
5-lb. pkg.
Sunny Sally .
29c22c
1 Who Need Han good Laligotai
css— W e have just 2 Dots o f that
Harne.ss. Sec thcni N O W .
NOW 'Is THE TIME TO GARDEN, W e Have Bulk Garden Seeds of-All
Kindu
Bliss T r iu m p h Certified
Seed Potatoes, ALSO
Bli.-;r. Triumph,' I yr,' from
Ccrlificalion,
Garden
Plows .
Lav
in.
$4.45Mowers, A JA X , IG-
38.95"K im lic r ly ’s Pioneer Mcrchants"-7-Kijnbcrly,
Idaho.
[rohii I have lol
Whal he' iiu-anl v that i!i. If lie
U îston any lime ;
1, when Iho bill into
h.- wbiriperl.i,:oln,r arnunil Uliil IVrora la
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Fri.lny, SIni cli 2:i. 19.11 rOAITO EVENING TOTES, TWIN FALLS.
IDAHO flra
Society- and Club NewsMils. UASMUSSBN TO IIKAD UNCOIL-V.-T.
A.
M «. J . 0. UnflmuMcn wan cltcl- cil prcfllJent 'o f Lincoln
Puronl- Tcflche; nnsocliiliun by untmiinuuii \-ole nt the mcetlnc
liuit rvcnlni; nt Ihe rwJiool. Mr«, G. W. BurK*rM wDfi nnmcd. vicc
president. .Mra. Frunk' GowlylcoonU. irctiiiurpr, iind Mln-1
Gertrude Seal, flccrctnrj.
wlillc Fntnl;. CouJykfwnU und lila conimllltc took charijc uf
rcfrcflli- mcnM. .Amby Fre^tcrlck, Hoy Seoul cxccutlvo tor Sniikn R
Iv it (ll.itrlcl, cllBcuancil cub ncouUnj; D. .Cliiirlcii I’nrroU
nang ;» K^iup of Southcni nonK". A irruup or rourtli will flflh
j'rudc lioyn, drcujicd lui cawlioy/i. prcncntcd wtntpm and
•cowboy nonjrn. Jtimc.-i Viinclerbiirk kd community ringlni;.
Three liun-
■ drcd iittetidcd.I(ntlii|pi I)i»ciD>'»ruit )jol JuncJ;M
>irr
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Page t S IDAHO EVKNING THlt:?. TWIN FAIXS, IDAHO rrithy. Murcli
21. 1fi:U
New Today
KOIt SAI.I-: • Wliil
FOU SALi: Ohicr.f, l!lu.: -1 No. L
FOR SAl.K K.Hid buy;^lir-' tlrc.-i. Fnniur K
)iy L-.iM ly
Tornipliif UlMl
• Sf'KCIAL SAI.K r.f Siitur.l;iy; I 7-tubc‘ AIumI. r h cabinet
Ha.li.); I 7-tiib.- l-ii Tiibl.' inodi-l. Srvrnrt ISallcry i Ixilli
«lr-c-ll iin.l r, volt. l ’.u.It.i clliiiitco. •.•;n Siiulli
Main.
\VANTKt> AT ONCK -- rncrd
ixiiiltrjTiiiin-wunTrf’nit-rniiip-
Iiirnl l(. bHK«l '
;dull; Wi!iconnln Round WIiHch; IJvwiock;«-51,30 to Jl.HO,
unelBMifloil.'ll.ir. toi
;$l,2p; Idaho Ruanetn 51.70 Irt$I.7.’li'IColonido McClun-.i
JI.GO to JI.70, :Ov.'ru'cljiht bulchew. 210 to
' ■ pounde—
BUTTER, EGGS
.53.00
.53.00
SAN FJCAN’CISCO .SAN FUANCI.SCO. Mar.
• Mutter; f>2 aeore 23; U1 wore j 22>i,; III) ncorc22:
e[:£'>i; lur/Te If.ii; i i*' iiie;„
lOvcrwelfiht butchers, 250 (I 300 poiindera .......
........jUndenvcijTht butchers. 125I 100 poundeni
.....................53.00jP u c k l n-R aowfl, good 'JSO
l.oundcrii u p ........................ 52.23I.Steeni
............................U to 2'M
............... .2U 3«: to 2
o 4c .
IV ln I'-jiIl.'i, Idalu.,
-APARTftlENrs’FOR RENT
1 lay hat
lyH .l'’ ;^,nv,rr:.
affi'Ctetl.’■ Injury 1
1. Jtu.'ilne.'ia .TUT -3F?
M ISCELLANEOUS
FURNITURIS .WANTRD-Cunh yald for u.ied fiirnltiire, coal
ran^c.i. Iiealinj; nluvrii and clrci latora. Phone n. Moon'.i.
MA1TRKSSICS renoval.-.l. and recovered. Clean wool eardnl, 20c
III. Wa«h.-d and carded nn.:. Fiirnl. turu iipholsl«.rln>;. Twin
Fallii MattrcM Factor>’. I'lione
Sr*OT CABU PAID for all Idi’id/l pf Used Funillurc and Stoai
houne7 mo.'l-
■ni ..\e.pl li.-al, ):araj;e. iTleed ■liri.p for ([iilelc
;.ali.. N.eftle.l at ll.M-Hilb i;. ■ Addp-.'i r.wiicr. I'jOt
n-.l nnvinc a ri,
itAR s il v i :r : NICW YORK. Mnr. 23 (i'lii-Hun- day and
Ilarmnn bar rdlvcr
l(pe rr.................................
Tiipewornia no leniith of 80 feei; ■
contnln.H a complete
ainien! The penfruln In found in'New Zealand. Auiitralia, and
tlin Falk- ,
̂ land lahindB In plentiful numben.*.j7,i;2n.
. (m-r ounce); New York -J5^ ccnls, u}«* >1, cent, U, S-
trcHiiury price for newly mined meljil U4i(, cenb.
201'tncc^jip."!, pcnai'.______
De n v k r m c t a i.' DKNVKR. Colo,. Mar, 23
.Sllver 4.'..'\;c; lead 5: Apr. 45.li0n; May-•l.'i.68-.r.2:
Juni- 4.’..S1; July 4(1,0!'.: Auf,'. 4C.21: SepL -Hl.35-.40;
Oet.-40.C2; Nov. 4D.87n;
luii. 4T.37d: Feb, ■C l()Li.
S li e .• ]i I In-!eluding. 70U lhr< mand dull; out atrndy.
Aroun.l 0 Colorado frd. wool.-il lax;;):i Jff.K,'. frelj:bt paid.
Natlvii woob-d lam'j;! " * $H. O.lil loll' nntive .iprin/,'
7711 t of Ih.' JId (-giPLANE liGEOy
J sVr-o.aolil.
.\iiitvnly 1. ly ted.^
at .'S.'-.n |( led .•lUI! uri
oa (Misi mil.Trntl eiirt mil ri't U. S. Ciiblli; W N. R. M.
41-D, N
r,f tlil enoujch rltme t])ly I1(;lil^nd ined. Welj;ht
"'I W fccked Aircraft, Niiic Dciid]*'
I Dir.covcrcd in South J i
Amoricix ' i'
ClassifiedDirectory-Jtcipouiilhlo-miiJncitx-i'ifJiuk.-
A IT O R N E Y S
SHOE R E P A IR IN G
SHOK RKPAHt E.X-PKftTS -Wl- actually rebuild .nbrv-a a:id
ii:..
r only the beat of matrrinh Out work provcH w.- nrc exprrl:— ndt
cobblera. 'I^vln l-'.ills i^!u« Rcpalrlnc. 132 Shoahon.-
W.-.-it.
nEf-iAULB SH on .SHOP f o r•espert BhcK.- repalrinc while yc
wulL Ne.xt I... Parn.t Fru
’ Ston,'. Fre.1 Monaen. Prop, .
TOP— B O DY W ORKS
^X)R SAU-:-\VINUSHHJLD AND 'door glunx Auto topa and cur- '
tJilu rep.ilr. caiiviin aiid*i-iinv>i.'i .rcpiirln;r. Thomcts
Top S.- llody ■ Works. Back of Danceland.
. OPTOM ETRIST
EN G RA V IN G
■ WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS Ana calling darda cnjrraved .or printed.
Many corrcct styles to
ichoo»e from. Call a l the Eve- nlnR. TlmcB office,-35S-Mftln
AVA, FJUt. T«'lpl't»>np aiL ■
.SIKNOO/.A, Ar̂ .-n •.ll' An alij.lan. nfi ly two y.-i.ra
a>;(:
i-eji:
aa.l helleni offerc/l 54 .-out. kin.b S3.2:> (IT.wn;
cowa S2 3:. Ig T cratk-a $2 iluwa, Imlla
N\i rceeliil.i.
SAN I RANCISCO I.IVICSTOCK SO. .SAN FRANCISCO. Miir, 21
il'.i:i I loca: none; normally ateady Kood-ela.lee lO.n to 2I»
lb. batcbi-r; cpiol.-.l S-l.r.l) to Sl.7.1 .
Cattle: 17.’.; fairly aetlve, alxiiit ali-ady coii/.lil.-rlai;
iiualKy; two loa.lH Med. to low (;'.ud ClC to 7;>,S lb. f...l
Calif, yearllnc Hteers $5.50
The plai 11.32, en Cbll.', for
ne,i, All.iilii.- luae. -i-anhh.'.l ..n J
. Robin!->a, ..^co-plkit -nt
lnrliide 53.73.
ib-ahy .lalry typ
;i Real E:iL.'itc Trnnafcrs ]i
Ttl.' att.-iili, •et.̂ il to ih.'
i'..verliij; till- 1.
-INSWERS
The minimum ikill.'
,'I I I->i»AV. .M,\It('ll 21) I..-.1!..- J, nwhlKilIrr C
lian.lcll, SS.’iO. SW N\v. .S-U-20 «I-;i)NKSI)AV. M,\RCn 21
Deed,-I-:. A. >I,-.n to H It: ue/iu, s:i2,'.n, l„t 7, blDck
I)I«, 'ISvlr
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Director of rilKluvayii-[ TO TRADIJt-WHI trade u suod___
0_E_McKELVi:Y.._;Bulck.Coupi' for whlle f.ir.w! ,hrrni!e.;i.iier
cif I ’ublle \V..rl;;i, '*--.ll ,'.i;7 mi.-i >\ i. in
m i i
G U fS S K
SAFETY\r >nur ear Kreuml here, you llie lai't tbat our
e\i>erleneed ariiuijb Job. Service In prompp.
QUALITY
§
UV carry (ioodrleb Tire-, and TuIm-h and nther blch i|imllly
untn aeecHnorlen, at prU-ei lli:it Klve .voii the nii.'t value for
your monhy!
FREE SERVICEUV I'keek lliii air in vour tlren, wivtrr In (he
n.dlat..r .anil liattery, clean the wlndihlrld niid do other tbinpi
an part of our Hcrtiee!
ALSO THE HOIME OF
Chrysler & Plymouth SERVICE
B R IN G YOUR OAR m TO US! *_
W c Arc Open 24 HouVb A Day
Barnard Auto Go.TRYSLER PLYMOUTH ' NAS:
NORTHWESTERN STAGESLOWEST FARES
TO BOISE— Via Jerome, Wendoll, Gooding.• stage leaves Twin Falla
at 3:00 p. m.
TO SALT LAKE O ITY-
' Viti Burley, Bnowville, Utah. Ogden.,.Stase tcnvc.i Twin Fftlb
at 4;00 p, m,
Connections Also to Ciiicago and Los Angoles
For Information Call Rog:cr«on Hotel- •I’hono SSO.
TBIEE SFRAYING
, To End This WeekThe city’s tree sprayiny crcw w ill be
discharged .
at tlic end of the week. Applications for npmyinp
_5liQuld-bo,patIfr-rlgliUin>w-I-!----------------=---—^
W. H. ELDRIDGE. City Clerk
i m TIME TO P L A N T
O-.iions, Stock Beets and Slock Carrots
AN D OUR DOIJBLE TESTED SEED"■ For Ocrminiilion'and Type
W ill Bring You Best Resets! OUE NEW SEED STORE
is sioel;nl wiifi .aliiwliih'Jy new crop vegetable'iimi flower
seetl.s. Tile quality i,i unsurpassed an.i our priccs uvc m iffhty'
reasonable. - ;
OOME IN and SEE F O R YOURSELF
ISBELL SEED CO.■ ' Twin Faiiii' '' " ’
Located on 4th Avenue South Phono 107
.. .“ Backed By C5 Years-Erparience^*
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PuMji.v. ^faro]i 2n;' jn.TlIDAHO KV1!:NTNG TBIKS. TWIN FAM.S,
lOAllO*-
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raRo K ij'lil n>;\nn kvf .m n g , 'r iM i’ s. t w in f a m .s
. id a it o ’ • Fri.liiv, ^h ird i 2Cl. m \
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EM_Conjircs3ioual_ActiDn_oij_J)ic^..
F arm Exj^orls-
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YOUTHF.ULNICW YOitiC,
ijilfiy mill rctuMt-
ifiliBICASH II JFFEfiEOEKRiPrn^lnction Lo:iit, Unit:; Nov;
---Srt'Up'TtiTOi/jhoiil • :■
Inland Empire
Congress Today
p H S S C f i O O L S R E C e V ECIi ill
Malfc;-.' Inllliil Move
• A nniia l Dallotiiif;"
In -lO Dirtrictr,
WASmSOTON.- NBtlnrjal tor
i;onc .lJrr.it:iiiii 'I To
TliP'hinjjic. npprovliij; llif bill In permit ncc»Titnnre
t>.' .nlvc-r' nl a jirfmlum up to pfc re nt i
• /or—Burplun—{3nn- r.iitmiodiiir-.l wan moved In IarK'. *he
jirnl ilv.- inllli; :nr li;i;Mtur>! commltlue, Inali'ad (if
liaiili- '|iurprj;;>IrlR. nn
ciiiinly. 1
iiaaliiii;;-I)bu_ili.:J.;;iii;.L. "1 HIl'I CUIltlllllr'.! 1)Vi
•tlUlally. iillil rcriiilMM I ',vi‘r 1(1 iiiir;;h;tr.v Jljj
'••latl'in •i In V 1 ;
■iill.ti.lrtil III Ini'ilK-In-I The I’loihietit.ti Cnilit' i ̂*
I.......... f /
H C m i l Tmmm
ll;i- ii:rrliii(: of jioilHi- iliMrlcl lionn- rconiaali at the
Univ-rally of Ida
llirni l>runc-|i, 'iVical' iin iiilr .\I,iii .Mryorri,
prr;.idrnl
.i-.mnialeK cluh, ami
t l!irer*year I
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Missionaries Asked j To Attend Banquet ;
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