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friiUh li&M tba b « J im Ia j of_ the p « » ' ‘ •st:tfeTiM a f :d l » m ^ J i» T e - m ( a te d Ib w u d 7

' t o d w t i i i . , • w m iMT O sU lU o u e d -th e boraer, V beitt tb e m arie < foreet o f sortli and. M utli Ira U ad kni h li Loi fscliscr'««u o< from 'irrid is:itr«e i^ tkIa .jp firab i|t '.iT y>» * ^ ro k eIn fiii]U ''n < ^ :'B U 'a rih --w u ‘1]Tokoo, j^eek.

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ABBBBUBASBD— -'; b tn } L I » / t r t '^ ' 'B l t f v e n ‘b f 'th f t * p i fnaped U lite t-un ion lil* w ero . releaied \ I ItODlffbt} mivoa were releatoiT l u t alfthi I I fa ad e icb t tbla piOTaiDs, it w o | ea- | | fnouaeed Jicre tb ll '? rro« ln l. ’ .............

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. i M g e ^ Atteoaed'fe ■■ loM of iate> Jl S, B o w _

:■ Had itsnriiyV--., . Bitter•■■•-V ■ - ■ ....■ em

iD U R L E Y ,.'ld a b ttv ,(8 p ee U l to .The ; _ lervJeea hero today: - ^ pQC

for the U te J . E . Be^wra, pioneeratocfaian and. ra^fchmoai'of MOthera ,; V va

J l jU i i o /» h f a i« a tW r ta * y « u t . t - w i ni j l ^ , , where he had ' jroao w ith .* ifo to cpebd th e w ia ter.'w o re la rnN MBXI

-iV aUoo'Ied b / ' ^ e o d f here iDcludlng were klt ^ h r of the oldeft re s ld io fi o f 'tfaia rl6i .o f

. McUon aad bT .frita rB a l M toclalc* of ytrterdn-tl> o% a^ ledn lho ita to w sm m riit and Independfnl political U " W I Iona. ' ,atenlo Moro, Independent .dejraty, j'

iho t arid wounded hy Triuu{i}UlBo 'R F Q U l azo, ft.ROverament adherent, after lipulo over the e leftlbn o f a nerr - .u .^ rd bf dlrertbr* in the chtim ler of Btlei, Mt for today. - .onor M ero’a brother, h e u laff ot. the ilr ,, then .nhot. and. kUUd Aloniol nro;CamnrIllo, Inipecto'r of,.police, hed '.of the BhoolfaM iind led a Id to 'th f i 're a ld iB e e o f - tb e -Jforb JierKr. the .po’lf« ’ attem pted enter. a a e tV r dlspnlA arow , sbota (* exfhBtyreil, -nnd A ldaw and Per- do Moro w are 'bo th killed. - Balds "e m ale on bouiM o f e ther lidepend ” « ,3 * depuUp, hu t'w lth o iil fiirth rr.caa-

lea.*' . « B 0 yei. . . m er'toui:0n0K IB or. so per f8TAKDIN0. • . ̂ reductlo;

rletion betweeo the a tate Rovcrn- It and the U depcitdeat fae tlen i ha« d k U P I itcd for aome tim e. Governor ftin- n A l lu l r. on Mverai oteaaloni threatening Ibly to adjourn the ohamber a n letf A narlea Af^Di'uient'wai reached. Peiacrovemor SaBcheji Is. fharjjed by 'hitf ' otient* w ith ridlrn i-nen tim enla. '

committee repreaentlBR 'the. Inde- w x a t dent dcputiea In Pnebta w ai report- n n rro * today aa oa Ita n t t r to Mexico Q ty K i T l a apsrlal trttln w llh .the .ob jec t e f ii r* 'f rerrlnK w ith P ita ld en t Obrcffon. • j,,

' * • • n ia r r 1,IfVBSnOATB SU O K BT SHOPS, tla cd to ■B\T’ YOBK,' 0T5 - r Two grand Ju- can Coa

toflay, retunied, Indlctm enti T he d In it 12 unnaaed ponona in yoo- m l Bow tlpn with .the Invenlsatlon of leo C itr k i t i ^ ordora ,b r brokerafr* ‘f im a M therll. 4e 'W all i ^ t d l i t r i c t . . , th r pori

M ti i ) i> w m N E w m

L I E .l i r a r * k a ; : i m . , W EDS!

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« s i d e | r t ® d i n f l A d v f e S ^ i i i p

a t o r K in g t j e g l s l a t i v e P a l l i a - - coveninient mom . help thp actuation nlhor t h a n 'b r le iBeh mcani. - • ■ ..

HEWrNOTlN I l fD U ^ T I V B HAin>8., . HI.‘. 'r d < i no t in to w -a ' le^laiatlvc. | | l

a llla tiv i; . I very much doubt I f . . , . l . , 7 IC ow jhl 1A t r y to create onp. ‘ ' : f louilnji 1« lo rh a fandaaien tn l. - ‘ L ced th a t tbere la apMotn.» Iacl( . ; F f i t under normal c6ndlt^oni,.ffhcn . -I n ild le / o a tn rp r lw m a? he u f e ly I ; urwod,-'.. • ••.f 'T ^h tlo ;iKiniD BOod;eanp from Q c QQ ie fo fif« re h w 'o i t« w p lo y » iia t.V *. • r i

10 ftip icu ltnn l :roofero i«e ,'? --be-.. jtU lijer^l ; i t ttdrlaalile. tn awW ti, aiihikantlftl evldeiirea o f 'f te « m •^liihnw nt” -pf the coaferenp« al- 'IN B!&l>y libhl . iHsfore ralUaff ony nndcfr (ojf. . " . ' ’ he pfciijdent dcetnro il'the depart- of bia it o f co'minerro biw beeu Inapirlng of tho m un^lr conftxenfM la tnany of th e l«a he:cr c ltie i, and for the informntlon the tii Senator TUnUi tran im lttM -n ' c’o*»y pelllnRX le tt.'r from Sorrctary Hoover. * I'onal The li'ockade*’ in huiidlni; waa nt- tmion uied by Mr. Hoover In his le tte r, By i tho liifh level n f materlnU. waRes, dclejral

w ay-rnte* nnd shortaBO of home- nppcald ing r a a te r f t^ ' officcr

C i lS E D M E N O U T O N B O N D

» H e ld .fo r Grand' Toif l a Ooanoc- .' dOB.Vlth E blckarbocker JH taster * n i l l t: V 11'Afiin,VOTON.:l>. .C .,-(/P) ~ ,Thr - , ! men. ordered held for th r Rrand j ■ In n verd lft by the coroner’* jnr%* | ■onnection'Wltli th e ' Kniekerhoeker itor dlraster .JWiuary 2fl.'w hlfh re ed !n the Ibis o f 09 llve i, were O e o ia lli bn opportunity to nppear a t thc> _ _ riet n ttom ey 'a o fflre to d a r to irfve , ,Wil

hey w rre not fa V c b .in to ‘eiuitody n . f b e verdiet wa* returned laiitf t and D iitrlrt, A ttorney Pt^-ton LOSJon v it'l th e y would he iw nnitled to- “ canniam a t liberty under « 0 0 0 bond tho io ’I. I te Mid the enae probably would aecordi>reaeiUoi| to Uie ((ranft jnry, wbleh by theew in irw io n /liy thft ’la it-o f thU naautaek. V v -V - ' ; victlmi- . : ■ . - . . - A - . " T h

D U C E P A S S E N G E R F A R E S. - — ' bu t in

M«o O m t VfmUm Itrna B «U rompViB«tw«en O bieaia u d Omaha a ad tho i#i

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IIICACC, - ^ j f u l a r paaienKcr b e ih,I between ChleAffO.and Omaha w ill o t i i Ireduied IIJW by tbe CHIfa^o O reat the Hirte'rB-milwayi ceeordlBjt to nn an* Truat .'nceinent bv offlelal*. made pnbllc poBvUlly- . ' fo r allbe now Tiites will bo effec tive aa *windliI aa tn rltfa ean be prepared. caater,fflcera e f the roHroadi f a i t of Chl- olM i.> yeaterday aK teed.to reduce aam- ibarea'to u r l it fare* to all itrlnclnal polnla bank «ie r coAt, It wa* reported, .but theae traveleictlon* hnve not been o tflrlally aa- lectedneed. B errr

• eour{ INCH MANAGER KILLED w»>-a r ^ Shot to D M A by Vtkaawn ^‘eraoni la M ax loo-lnT w tlca tloa "^^Al

l iO id e n d , to hi___ — . . which

rASniN'GTON*. T).' C.. ii5V -Charleiro* , nl«o knoVlrn ft"' Chnrlea MIDer, *beresrican manaRcr o f a mnch near t h t hy Be

of M onterey. Mezieo, w ai *hbt to 0 th by unidentified penona on Fob'-ry 1, ihe M ate deportment .wa* ad- • , - d tod:.y .in a diipateh from Ameri-Coniul Bowman a t H onterer. ME.'

he dopartm ent h a i Initriieted Con- order*Bow m an-and tho 'em ba iiy -atiM ex i licrentCitv- lo request tbe proper Mexican w ere fie rllie s to apprehend ond punbh l i t p&iperinn* reiponilble for the crime, todajr

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fjfF drce of Go:.Q H n/A 6o, (fl^ ; T h e ' “ nntl^ ' liudiffcaU acy” Bfn^eraent, fn}m''.(Jo- rulen a ib V nnirersIty haa beeii'adppt- eorda::* t')to rU iw eitern unlvcraity,! I t . actlij f a t e r t known todv .': ',K ennb tl) ; .. mentlM T W .P ^nver ha i'.been ,oJeft«u^kl«a-.and dabaekled, a n d 'Other- li, a tlll »laiT ;jtt»uB iny into • realjna hero- •. rejca o fo rc -j titr id e d to mea o n ly .' ' i ab le '" B e , [ i t reaoWed lh a t wo, the lo t& ^ b ji te r .e f the AAti-fcmlaUt . u a i Iab;.':ihkll-|hua and otherwlao Ifiy w m iff tha Li&ita o f Ulf loD an lizard ’ ' ' iad"il»rBm iehaJr N apb leon .'’ ' Ai

BwW jncmher o n a t 'k a v o a p lp r. £00orn 'eitf. brlnr o r elay a n d sU n d comii . f i a i - i f B ol'm w a.'tha i) 1200 If wVl

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i§i Jce Packs 0STOCKHOLM, Tbe B altic ' ebntl

» b i l l o n oobvertcd in to aa iso- ' tho 't t e d 'i n u , owIOK to tho eloaloi; of tv <

CsfuR&t and the aound hy Twoffl .. - R ’ • eted,

PItfti!l[{»amihini, iDelndlng-the-^------ Iqr t'hole to m London w ltb S7 paa- ' otheinKor*, » e held fast la a daiigpi-.i- - Tlit’9 -P 0 ) |^ '> '-o ff the V insn Hffbt- iT ruoiiifi»; itfhe lo ti* number o f block- Norfd-In r rfltt I* placcd a t well nbovt- thaa'a e o f c .l i ’ '• r Illed,> The p4^k ii-e which 1* btoekadinjr wotilIio Birediih went coa*t la o f enor- priselons' tMeknesi, aad the w ind' ia f a i t

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N BU N APO UU , .Ind., ( f f ) A l e x - : WAfc ci- Tlowiit, dcpbscd KAnaoi iu lnera’.|b e r mi ler, )K'on tho preliminary. aklnaIihiM ontn> b ll f i)(h t-n l'th e *p«clal oonvention o rp n i? the U iiled Mine W oAera o f Aincr- Pine S h«n> to d j^ 'ftsnlB*t thu a tU on e f pu rp m iinio'i Bdmiuutmllon offlcera ex-,thv lr'):

Ins Ilownl and creating; d p rov l- ' mlaalor lal dlx tilct' povernm tnt fo r tho conjtrn Dn In Kpnsiu. Iport* ■]ly a ri»inE VOtc of 07* to fi04, th e | h t i „ •jpitc* .decided lo roualdcr llo w a tV ndvanr cnl (n overHde thn .ndm ln lstratlon ̂ccr*’*i‘irden and 'im m rd la te iy 'f t roll

waa orderwl, probably dclayitij} n jgnQ ■■ ll decirlon 'iintil tomorrow. ' . | j „ .,’(r! [eanwtiile all consideration o f wnpr hiq0 m alteni rra* deforred.. ' julnto p

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f fh i c h P a t r o n s M a y E ^ e c t . produei

, P r o to o U p n - , : . . . J ; ,' umenta

OS ANOBLEa, C«1..’W > -A bnnV file* o moot be .de fm ed 'thc Raardlaa flf,prom iu 10 wliA trauiBct bualbera. With i ( . ” y a t s irdlnff to an opinion hnndcd hero _ „ the district to n rt o f nppmla, “ nor la e thd diifJhtrteeiB B thoy a re no t “ ij, ImUoil'hy rrooka and awlttdlera.” commii Tho liitte r-m ay and do tranzae t tailed i inca w ith basks. T hor niay depoailliB ^ thi b'eek.-obtained by uidaw fal means, commii

in thb.nbaeacD o f~ w iv~pro te it or! n i i , . pW Dt by tbe draw er th e re tf , l t . , I i ' / . i t> > , _ l»R al,^ tY e f the la n k to h o B o r|„ p o rt ' . ..t . . • " I includehe derlalen w ai rendered la rovers- the vo irrictioa.in aupcrlor court o f 'f fo m t

1 B. Boro',' formerly maa'niKr. o f o f IMI noU m bod branch of the Citizens

*t .’* n i ;Elavlnpi bank. B e n y wn* vUted of f n u d r bavin;; beeo tn e d .^ < r ^ c alleitsd toaiplracy, w ith a Jfroup oC uu c h iidli>r>rjto rob John F . l l e r r o f Laa- cr, t t t , o f . M aharea o f ra ilroad , k . 1H ,0W .in W b ertj bonds, 100& res o f 'a . trust company atock, a LIM IT fc certlficale for WOO and W 20 In po B •elera eheeka,- T h e ‘ 4500 wn* col- o f iho ed throBgh'^ the banlr w ith w blrh u rln tli r r was connected. The appella te report r t ordered thilt he be given a new ,ion to •- • . •• periodi

— * misilorW O0LO aX.yB t h b o a s a o N . " i trA 8 n m o ro > r . p . a , y r v - A fi«h : eomme

have Ih k .e ld •baHleahln OrcRon mthaR.eh m av be preiervcd under th e na- fM tortl i r a l ^ . .n t lo P»ttlnn.l lo b . kep t I ' W l

re permanentlrrw ft* atarted today conclueB epruentatlvp M cArthur.- republl- of the, OrsRon. a member ef th e 'h o u n e with tal co-aalttce.- • ' federal

’ ; ' ..-.I ............. . ' .1 w ith K•IMODCBS U A 7 BB HSBIOUS' Tt U tLE.TICO OlTV.' (fl>) — Senoii- dls- f ” ,®” ' tr* In tlualam ala CUy. In wWeh .V [•nta * o f the present govemmeitt• fired oa by member* o f jh o union- p a rty ,a re rpertd h re In a despatch - To ijr from de G uaiemala. Tbui

tm M ilNTY .

:¥ NEmrette Habit ||l| 'md Example ^liudeata a t tha U nlveriity liewl no : | I rule .prflhlbltlojr eljpvirttei, ■eordiajj to Mrs. A delaide-B orse, .. actlnif.deaA o f woraon, today- com- meoMoK upon AasoHated P m * ,news d lipatcbes from o th e r : unl- ypriltlja.'. .-. . ..J ~J> 8oatlm ont hare h a a .b e ta - so n s c h a g a ln il it th a t i t 1* really no •> , problem a t a ll ,” abe aaid. " T h e !n6PU l a tu tu l e ’of tho women studenta in ’ regard to cnoklBir i t really remark- Dll a b le / '

— - VllMAKY OOMB.^OB • ■i’-* '. : 'U B B S OOOX^ S O f E N e

A U aTIK. T m a , ' (fl>) ~ Ab«rt>. . . £00 -Bolea and fem|Oo. " n o s» le a '^ ^come .to . tbo Uuiverslty b f Texai ' Fz^ld<aoVly to r a ffood tim e,-D r. Bob- both aie r t E VlnsoB, prraideBt, declared repnbllla s t n ig h t to. a coareqatloB of e a itia iwoatea ilv d e a ti. ot Obi

H e u rg ad 'tb w om ea 'to .^ 'eU ala- Bepr a te W j louree o f t r o u b l e . a n r i a ^

ofBalMeSeaB,— Mr .eontimiloR t o _ p w t b o Ice a g a in s t- Hardiaitho shore, increaiilnK tha danger preparl fo r the ihlpa causb t In tbe peek, ' OombetTwo steam ers already bave f m d * tee, aetered, th i'ir platea belnir c raihed in s a j^ N tby th e leer- TJJe'erewa caeaped to laaa«-«other vccaoli. ’ Pflftd

Tho nsoo ton DAaisb froi((hter J a ia tT ru q u eb n r from Galvesion i^ d . m m b aNorfollc for Copeahaeen oad B«r« th * haithaa ,20 o ther vrasflT*. aro tmpof*. o a t t * Slled. icc breakara who ordlaatU y ' A . wwotild i!0 to the rescue of th « im* ' a o ^ tprIsoBcd c ra ft a re tbm ssW es stuck- tIoa.'4 ,fast In the lee. • . ' ' < t i »

V ifest ^

IVASniXOTON; II. C., W ) - I « - r m snofaetvrcra nf Idaho, w ca te n wheo t )Blnna a n d . eartern OfcRon “ have te d 8ti raniacd and eondacted the W estern len^ pi »e M.iBnfticturera’ fo r 'th o prlinBry a jtenb rpow uf egretlBR on ' the p t l tw of railrwkt Klr')nmUcr,’* thff-loder«l trade com- rrhlch | salon declared today .la lubmlttiBg to iiKrrsi the fourth o f ft se rie s 'o f re- V n j rl* .IcnlinR w ith'.tho lumbo'r Inaua 't^ , ; I I '*Tlie ar.livltlci-nf tho nssoclation In . I I vanrlnj: price* by eourcrtcd action I \ to conltnipom urou*' wliU a steadily ia c priee level liotitertn lOIB nnd 20,". tho ronort o*Kcrtcd‘, addin;; tlm t perioi!* nf deprcsiion^,‘mcmberi o f ’ ,

J Muoclalinn acted in coaeert-^o jejc- . lie prjiliictloii in a* io m nlnU in.tlid -

rhe anaoeintlon ho* n neparnle'‘ c r' S I t u a lfiliati''!! In M ontana which fixes ^ .c c* 'w itliin t i o t sta te , tho eommls- -UU Io n ahii charped, ond " th e re has cn aetlvraiuept n-cm bcri." bn t ia '

U S or BVIDBNOB ’ ;.tnrrO T O H BD . . , _ provide'K l . ibould bo undcn to o d ." thn tucket

nmlision said, “ th a t this ra the r de- whero iJed pr

cmsEswi"H rpiins, iILL MISDEForthcominB Session of: Na

tional Education Auoclatlon k ' Light cn Many Questions |

Now Puzzling Educators ICmCAOO, (ff) - TypcB of edoca- ^liei

tloii the ccuatry requirei: w hat phjsl- lady '* eal p ro p tjly will bo nccM U ^ to in w rt fore t i t s ptemotion} w h it technique In «du- cation Biny bo cipocted from tbe art- vaneed eurileula; how m’leh c iueatioa — — caa tho tPuntry a ffo rd ;: how much moro eaa wo seeuro for oar monoy throuRh flim ba tion of w nitefut pro- v N . reaHS anti orsBD lutlon; nnd wIint ben- ro oflta *hnil Eccrue to (ho clilldron of t'.ic U nited SUt«» Uirough public educn- lioD, nro Iho ehlof tonlci to forae up for eoniWerntfon bofore er!atcndciicr of tho N a eeant tionnl E d’ieatlen nuoflation ' a t i t i an- hia v ni#il mw tinjf here, the WMk beijmnlng comn K ebniory 27. lt« A » t . ..

Tho Notional Council of Education ' f V i and other gronpi allied w ith the do- ‘f ” " partm ont o f 'lupe rln tend raco meotinc >*a*hi In eonjmictlon with tho department, a ry 01 will bo In ie tilo n during tho lamo thj week. The program will Ineludo od- dreiacs by «o n . John J . Tigerl, United f . S ta te , eommliaioner of. education | UIm V Chari Omiond W illlami, president o f tion c tho N ational Edurhtlon aiM elatloni Leona: Snperlntondenl R. 0 . Jonea, president beforu o f tho departm ent of luperlntendotico; •groin U n . Joiepbino Corllsi Preston, viea Tho preiiden t of tho National Coancll of Rducntibii, and llom cr K. 8c«rley, pre»- idcnl of tho Nationnl Couneil of Edn- a l lo n . „ i,

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Bobbie, u fiiur-j'i'ur old, v.'im invHcd known 't o go wUli 111* iiiolliiT 10 llir .MoJher’l d u b . lie ihuui-tl nu gn-ai ilcairo to f o oml. a fte r his iiioiluT Im.l rt'pi'ot. edly tolfl him Ihnl'n 'lie; wnntwl him .

. to RO w ith her. Mill WItii'ii KPt’a l allowof rcslpiatlon., nW lI, 1 a'poao r i l they < hnve tl). nml Ici Ihn ii lilt me nil tbey plow.

•- , ■ ' T ILT

Charges Oovornor With.Be- truyinjH or- '

Miaa f/nncoa Qlrkhc&d, formec see- l o t h e i rctary-atenogrojri^ruof Oovernor Loe wbieh

•M. I lo m ll o f iR jiU alppI, w ho--Jifa xatca, n 'b ro u g h t’a u i tJ n J t^ - U o i te d 6 ta t« ii« d * ercase.< oral court foViHw.MO damage*, eharg- 2. P ing th a t h e betrayed her. 8b» t » i ho of wbci ruined he r llfo ond la ter, w ith f tfm d i, hay. threa tened td p u t her in an inuule 3. C oaylam .' ' Tb'd govorsor denloa'' tke eloacr t

. e la rg e i and ta y t th a t It U port of a 4. C politioftl p lot a g a lf i t him. snd no>

TWO TWIN FALLS DAILY j

, Ah, Here Are T

ThoM uro' oxamnlca b f aome of ml- ond thiy '* headgear th a t will be icen be* providirc trLV's aro buOiIrd. Prom le ft to one i*{ht nro Miown 0 French rrcatiou of eioth,.!raw an-l cloth, thv crown of atraw w ith b

[ R o m a n c e o f t h e

En AI’H II^ IBOl. wlien iW liI m t Lln- rain Issued hi* rail fo r 70,000 vol- niili-cm. two young iw n. Kmncl* In rlow nn il Joine* A.' Scry iu itr, cn- iMi'il In tlio H ic lnw r.co rp* o f '.th e 'neJfllj Nc*ir Yi>rV. Al AnlMam Ber- eont Borlow wnn Imilly woundeil. nuif 1* wife, n nitiiiibcr o f tho ■onttary .Z ommlsalon, o f which the AnierlCBii - J « the ba ttle front thnt she might bo t bla side to nur*c him. At Gettys- org Bergconi Barlow, ag tln waa . oundeii, nnd llila time w ai le ft b«< ruOe-li Ind. Confedenlto lines. A t daybreak pne-di ne inomlng. In *iilte o f watchful sen- to tli«< 1e», xlie Kuccecded In reaching her both t onnded huihnnil and In remslplDg did tri Uti.Jilm..tULlll..tm.4xcoTered. A th ird In : me the wililier was wounded and for thi ine niiirr. ilil* ilino'lD a W ashington N ew i>M|iliul. M n . Bnrlniv,nursed him back, ta ry ( I life. WUI h'I'NN liriivc HIKI falthful 'wonian diod poaed

I 1WH. a 'v ln lH i of typhu i contmcteil tb e At I l.i'r'iiii|lrliitf.lnhijr* uniODg the ,s lck pruprl lid wiiuniieil llghllog men. To the anil t i-urt-hrtilirii liuKltand ih e tj-plfled the wn* 11 ;i)emIUl sp irit o f American women In tlun*: a r tinu*. nnd ihortly before hU HttO.OI eath, in 1806, M ajor G enen i Barlow M r* .. redlcted. Id th> p itM B o of Mi'cca>» H acke

HEIiCONSPiDllSSTllHiEBftll51EN(:E::f

I'rnbior a f f l o A a s o o i a t i o n IsS Q e s B o r 1 £

p o r t o f. W a T 's .^ p e a r A Q c e prnV i

B e f o r e C o u m lg s f o Q '■ . MUth(

- tablesOn\y facta obtained a t f irs t' hand 0 ndniitted In ovidenro a t freight Q |y ^ to hearing* tn progrM i before the terstftto commerce commlislon n t miinw nihlngton, and bcariay or document- Oo' y ovidonco prepared by pcrions oth-

than tbo w itness aro im mediately led out, la y s a bu lletin issued today ’ Iho Uouthcm Idaho T raffic aisocla- reaulti )Q dealing wUn the oppw ranee ofjB blb-y wnard W ay, its maneglntf secretory |w aa ri foro th-i com m luioa la It* hearlogs “ '^ " t I a ln an-l hay rotea, - . 8®’̂ ""Tho bulletin- eontlnuea:

rablne>TLV OOMMISBION fnJtiaBN F& 28BN T. ernor

I t U well th a t Idaho waa repr«»entcd;*’“‘! .J ; tho hnv nnd grain ease. • Otherwise 1

0 com m iuion would novor h o v o l " ^ " lown anyth ing of our problemi. The . |l m ie n w tro.eonsplcuous by tbelr a b - ' . .. ncc, bu t there were p lcrty of c o m -j„ , . , iiwlon men aad brokers to toll w h yey c a n 't buy hay in Miebigaa a n d l . i , , - « ip' to Goorgia and .jnako money, b u t L lA i

fa n n u n w ero . tbero to tell w h y ' n ,„ i‘ ' ey c n n 't mako money following tbo 'p y ^p j,j

W W ITH ' f lP F FIM 2C3SI0N BR. w* » »■

rbo cholrpioa aakod tbo Idaho rup- 0 . A. lonUtivo wbAii fad poiot4dr- (omparlson of fre igh t r a t e s , . M R H

d th o .l'r im 'o f cloth lacquered nnplc4 oranj ovldlng the trimmings. The middle right e i* 0 turban of imported gloce htilr geori Ith , trimm ed w ltb tbreo ‘Movo b ird s” “ ma 1th blue lolls and bodies, green wings,

e d G r o s s B u i l d i n g | j |

-

Dre A - B

lOe-liHirui*. Cnptiuu Bcrjimscr, tha t le -day a graieful nation,w ould re a r -H< I tli*̂ invmnry uf (he heroic women of ta tio till th e North ami th e South n .iplen- ion'fr d tr ll/u te . .In 1011 Captain Bcrymser secured r the project the Indonem ent of th e , J CW Vork commandery of the Mill- •ry O rder o f t h e Loyal U g lon . I t UI bln KUggcsiloti also th a t th e pro- wed building he m ade, tbe home o f le Atuerleun lied ( ^ s * . C ongm * ap- 7 ), rupriatcd $400,000 for the purpose accoi 111 the fiiixl (if ^ , 0 0 0 necessary habll nn iii;ii|iU-tiHt hy Ihe following'dona- afte i un*: Coin. Jam e* A. Scrymser. I’rini QO.OOUV.MrH. IlnMcll Sage. IIOO.OOO:■rt. l i II. Hnrrlmnn, ,1.10.000: BckefalI«T>*ounita(loiy tlDQOnq- ^

«-war sod no**: showing f ^ o r s )iav e inerie«te. ^ i t a and vrgn- L ^ , ,b1es dhd dairy prttducta."

' * ' .dele,IIVEN RUDE JtWAKENINGj.UIUM Q orem or L e ia r f i r^ Oliaage o f > A . OoTtttimattt Only UDoq E U D im {eooi ■ - Sw pitJy i*«

AOOPE K IN .), W>) - Bomo fow (by* nft- ' the rhange in tbe Chinese cab laet suiting in , tho Installation o f Liang- ilb-yi IIS premier, an urgent tolegram ns received by tho central govern- en t from Gonoral Y ia IIil-Bban, eivll ivcrnor c f Bbanil, reqiieniitg Infor- atlon ibon t rumoro’d ehanges. in th^ iblnet. I t seemed thn t Peking hnd I'ed to Inform the provincial '"coy. ’ nor 3f whnt was hnt>i>oning ann he *1 1(1 received no nolificntion o f th o ; I nignatinn*Df the old premier or p f t l i f . I Ipointment o f the new mm, nnd wfti>l nsenuontly much incensed to - le a rn ] I a t there hod been a complito c tongo J . tho cabinet.- Tlie central govcrn- [•nt w n n n u ch chagTlnrd o t it* Vnro- iiness 'but could dn nothing other an in fim i the-inquiring governor o f in t bad happened nnd. apologize fo r' _ elr neg'igrnco in fnlline to keen him * operty Informed of Peking politics. il

FFER REGISTERIED SWINE n-------- ' , St

A . U cU aoter a ad Dr. B. & A m o i DoailgB to Spring Sale e f Bovb E ir e

Thirf..'-five head of Durob'Jersey m fd sow* n re ’to he offered by C. A. cM oston, 'Twin Palls, and I)r. II. 8 . , “ ■me*. J'^'er, a t n spring snle to bo t t Id Wednr»(lny, Mnreh «, ot the Me- ol la ter sn-) barn here. Tho nnimnls to offercil fo r sale ace tried mw*, fall

d ip ring g liti; Bpoelal inducement*] offoTod to buyera among m em ben b o y i’ .pig dnh* and tbo*dpportunlty I n

r Bwino breeder* of the d istric t is}* clored to be probably tbe Inst and ® I t of Jhe season.' E . 0 . W alter, o f a i ler, is t | lagrcM for 20 years—will no t be re- irded b y 'tb o death of th i. prince, ae- j g j ■rdlng to - th e pledge to tlie I b w a lh n . . Dople. iuued recently by Geohco E. ooke^ secretary and executive officer .( tlie llaw niion Homes commission. ̂ j Tho commission wn* appointed I n - ^ i .

:cordance w ith tho term s o f the re- ib lllta tlon net, passed by congrcss , , rter years o f e ffo rt on the pnrt of rince Kuhio. In recognition of hi* idcavon , he was uomed th e f irs t ember -jt tho body by Governor Wal- ice R. Farrington. Cooke’s pledge, ^ -nnslated into Hawaiian, h a i been ubiisbed in a ll o f the notive bnguage ' . f o spcrs throughout the' arehlpclsgo.. *Thb commission wns among tbe many

irloties and o rgan iu tlons i s Haw aii rhich ndopled resolutions o f condol* H nee on tbo prince’s death. Tbe resb* U*c ntiOQ, referring to Knbio a* th e “ fa- bloc her of rrbab lllta tlon” urged a ll c lti- of 1 on*, portlcularly those of Hnwailan ( lirth, to join the. commission " l a a gij^, incete e ffo rt to Inaugurate and esthb i»lV .goc9pstfo]U , ,.tbc.-,.ifli»W llU t;oa ^ 'tan (0 tbe end th a t i t may be and .re- ^ >alD a i an enduring a n d . pennanent *"*?' lemoria] to tbe memory of our la te f." ’ c legate.” -

--------- , . tlonW ealtti e f P a r t i l lm In 0»al.

A fou^foot seam of 090! cooW ns oough ammoraum su lphate to firUl- M (be land abAv« It for mor* tbao00 y e an .

— ...............................WBillikeni

New Tan r-T U i n e v .B l ^ e n O xford fo r Ik Uu in tb e d a is ty ihade o f se w ta n . II . c a iile i a m ilita ry beel W e e a a tn l j - ' p rwoaffl'eDd foch a € K - Q f ; . « style fo r w ear a t..... ...... iD t l a J W j ,

Brow^Kid J;The growing g lil would be p r o s i of m t U i dain ty b n w n U d oz fo rd v lU i ' L .

' I ts low robber heeL Tbe fine grade Of Jdd used 15 to b e , t f 'C K f t

■recomnunded a t ______ ^ t l a i l U' ' Tbi

Brown KidW ben tre cboge th is ^ BUUkm Oxford we considered s ty l^ comfort ■ an d ie rrie e . A ll o f w hich a te com- blned la th l i .a lU ta r y beei brows.

S . - .. . . . . . . . . ....S5.95 JSBrown Calf ,

One Of m ost ia tere iting and im- p o r ta c t f e a tn m e f Billiken S&oes l i A *tb e fa c t tH k n ^ n u t t e r liow '^ ea ry ly pthey a p p e a t ^ ^ tb e foot tbey a n In IexcepUonaUy ligh t and flexible. This qnaloxford tu d e op la th e heavy^calf the lea the r carries a low C K l J nm b b e r .h e e l____ «______ tD t/« w U dail

BlacU Kid Billiken OxT he s re t ty oxford sketched h m la n u d e 0 I ty U a c k U d . There l i n ' t a .nail In ft ^

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tuinoiDO-;ii[iiiE ss«

Ta:■' ■ ■' *“ “ ■ : - g ia l

R e c e ip ts In C i ty o f r D a l l a s D e -

d a r e d . to b e O y e r g a r t e r

. M il lio n A n n u a l ly

' ■ '■- ’ . --------. . m i l lDALLAS, 'Texas, (/P) — Annual, ro-

eelpts from lunch rooms n ^ n ta in e d ' a t ' |3760 noro tb n T 3 0 public achools ta OslUs . poi total.frDms.4300,0l}O to 1300,000, oe- BmlU eording to Saperlntendent J . F . Kimball. B e^naiog ' w ith the Inncb room lerviee h ltla (ed b y .th o mother*’ elnb W" Ibroogh to m m n n ity .e lfb rtr a n d 'la te r taken ovor by tb e 'b o a rd of ed n atlo n , e'»“ ' local- achools are. now serving Innebes dfeilr' to aboot 70 per cen t o f the pu- p — p ils 'in -n ttendasee a t an average eost of from :> to 10 cents, Hr. E lm ball’s ' estimate-ihowi. - ^

In addition to lunch rooms operated .In 31 public schools, there are two room* maintained by th e M others ' club. .

In th ree high schools, eaeh of which J. ba* from ISOO to 1800 pupil*, tbe loneb M rooms sre In charge of a ehef, wbo b u IM bis s ta f f (if cooka and. Jielpers. Thcio crtabllshmeot* b a te no' connection with ^ the dom'‘sli^ seleaee departm ents, Mr. . Kimball ex}.loincd.‘ They are handled entirely, by the chef, and th e volume of business Is heavy ,.-i|nd ing on an i average .if 1300 pupils a daV a t eaeh high nehoo’. Tbo boya and glris are served a t d ifferent counters, aad after the lunches aro eaten,' tbey return tbe nsed diilies to thb scrapping U bles. _ A ll high tehool pu^ l* are . required io ** co t thoir Jnasbo i in (hi* room, regard- le Iras o f whether Ibey bny food tW e . Manx..pnpiIa;iB..aIl school* bring . ]« r t se

Ini? i t with food f ro d the lunch room.

OLOBB ATTBNTIOK 4.Ifl POUND NEOBSBABT.. ■ .

In the larger elementary schools the ' _ domestic eelence tc a c h e r 'h a s supervl- | ?Ion over the lunch ;room. . J

In the small snburban schools an ef- H cient Rupervlsor jmakes tbe rounds, _ attending lo proper maintenance of (he v lunch' rooms. U

W ith rt-gard to cost o ( operation tho Innehfes oi sold near nctual cost, 5 ^ r eent ne t p ro fit being made to be used as a sinking fund for breakage.

The supplie* are a ll bougbt b y th e pu rebulng ngcnt o f tho board of edu- ration In wholesalo qanntitlea. — •

S u p p n n ln g a S q u ilk . , * Itoceuily it has been discovered al

M a cc l^ e ld , In E ng land j'th a t’a brakfr n bloek on a cart ib m r n'oi hy v inu i | > or an o ld 'Iiw bo alloiveil to xquenk ■A qoarry owner wa* '•luram.im'd foi allowliig n « r t to hp ilriren withoul P* ' an ttiipllonre -for t r w n ln g the nolsa ‘f*'

ih'rbiTikT%-uniJ ffwugh hii pleniled ihoi, Ihe iim did iiot -iuaki ’ t* mu(;h noiw b'« niaiiy mntorcfln. h t ^ had 10 pay the cwl* of ili«' proieeu- tlon. Mno'lmllolil i* a lown where they moke sllk r. «-ili they nome T - . illicover Him ilim - l» iin uiicleiil law *** forbidding'■Ilk, III i-itMlfT "f*

BEAD THK .UA11.Y .VBWU

a o o c r A i i ^ t o t i a o s

Shoes forf - -------------------------------• . I Br

' N ew P a te n t I AnoU O x fo rd { J U

Pa te n t l a th e r l i r sa lly th e big fo rt aseUer for ip tlag . I t Is an Ilea l demaileather fo r th is conatiy becanie complo f-th e d u t . This da in ty BUU- -yotir :ken Oxford o f p a te n t can lea a a t .. mUltary heel and . (P I? a kMils fo r ___________ . d u . j D I

BillikenComforta KThe BlUlken Comforts w w e con: o n a 'J itm cted entirely fo t comfort ta d . recqin: wear. Tha low f la t rubber b e e ; thesoft (luallty kid. th e broad t«e and *th e fletlblU ty o f tho n le a re con- a o i l

'f o r t featores which cannot be de. wem on le d ,. Wo c a n y th ree stylas—Oz- fi'tdOl, Om-axtK a i e q O K I S S M M .- M ...... ...........A O . i l O

B lack K id Specia l “ nA ttandard Billiken Oxford, ipfldal- £ly priced. Tbii f ine qoallty k id used Bo nu In the uppen, the w ear tu li tin g ' '. a . , a rriv ing i s Twla F a lli lO tU . a. m. a n d -4 p .'D . i^ lT betf ears, are equippwl with hMt- er*. making tb* tr ip a .p lea ^v a . '

T r a s k B r o s . C M u n s o nTwin Fiaia O h u * B og tnea BoMi .

Phoa* .M M- ' I ‘

LadiesBrown Calf Specialnother Billiken Oxford, speeiaUy 1i» d .- lh lt .-« M ;.a h o n ld -e e U fo i I.W. a ad b e o u i^ .o f it« r t j le , com-r t and ,w e a r in g fe a to ^ ls In great ^m n d . A t p resen t oor' stock l» ^ ■aplite so g e t y o n n while w e baTi

BrownCalfShoep in d e s in « duM fo r n r m w *ir

u r tU m m t u m U l l b im m c«u Slio» » l u > mlllUiT

■4 tM T j y « S a u b ls n ig , l o r u

:q.iimiSll a t J . ,

Black Kid, Shoe ‘ ^oiU ta ry heel, black k id ^ fo r imen. The so f t quality k id and s flexible sole n u k e th is 4n Mn tl - t

«boe. i r yon have nere* r a B lU lken»-do 10 aow. T co will

w ith th e am onnt o f com.

$6.95 Brown k id Shoe

pleasedth BUUken Shoes and have told n i , th « w« a r e ' p l e ^ to have th«

: ^ v e agency .fo r inch a ihoe of ■ U f ^ n , . . We :« ffer thla- brown

tf Billiken Oxfordhere la can ted l a itock la a Tery

l i« i and Wldtha. I t la n ude of

. ' >»Uikla aad al-l»«Ty ia

^ i m k c n - a p p v u r a a c e , i i - -^ S H O E - v e ry light, fier V

iblo; rubber heel

$5.50

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' G i-IE IilD I : i: SPELLS W IT

• ! f l B l i P■ California Plan in Use by.To'

baoco ̂ Growers Results-In - i' Pro'sperity'as AgSnst Form-.,

■ • er̂ Hit or Miss Methods-s , ■ LEXINGTON, ^y., (ff) — Prom tbo

wlio.) buyers w ent from bam to ba rs and bongbt tobacco, to .th o highly

\ .ofttattlwd n«r!cy Tobftwo C w p6raU « U orkctin.; auocia tlon , which this year

— It advancing a s much monoy to groir* < y ado in m arkotlng Kontue- , ' ley’s oanual Burtey tobacco crop of approiJmaloly 306,000,000 poundi. i= r-

Tbo farm er’s f ig h t fo r Rood prices for hia product boeii one of up t and downs. Tbe 1020 crop tironRht him tho irj Wahost nrleo ho over received for hls „ „ .j -ttfb«eoond-to"irro», ( - , was sold I t B loss, tho season’s aver- - f i i , sge bein^ 14 1-S e ^ t s . f . . . :

Witli ft view- to n TopeU* i>iirl'> tlon of this , JudRO Bobert W. B iagM m, , ] g |

U ulsvlllc newspaper owner, becamo intereitcil in tbo co-opcrativo mOrkot- in , -New York and laid boforr him a plan j] for flnaneinit thO' crop.

FOLLOW B X A M ^ . , - „ „V OF OAX-IFOBiraA. U

b n M arch £8 a meelinc .oM olaceo growers from 'W iK onslo, Ind iana ,'V lr-

, ^ g io h , K entucky, Ohio. W est VirginlL North and South Carolina ond Georgia was held here, at* which Aaron Saplro pfCMnttd th e plan wadei whlUi C&IL fornla fru it and ,g rain grfiwors and

_other. prodncers, B « orgnnited. Frota £ ‘ this mooting the movement to orgtui- Jte the Burley tobacco irrowers w m 1( Uunefaed, and a fte r sevorai aonthn 85 «oroi per cent of the c rop 'w as pledged and skin tho Borley Tobacco Co-operative Mnr* of . keting ossoeiatlon Ineorporatod in clar North Carolina. ' - T

When thenC eotuckv 'gcnertil o i«m - its b ly met the f l r i t of the year, tha Bing- fnih ham co -opm U vo . m arketing biU .was .fier passed in rcc o ri tim e and tiie'osiocia- ma)i tioa tben incorporated in Kentucky Bos In th« meantime, howewer, the ossocia- Met .tlott sM uted U 7 tflbatcfi w m - p?M

■T- bDMrf*.In Ohio, Indiana, W ost VIrgiaia han and K i'ntueky for. its oxctuiive use. 'frot

' Tb’o W.ir ha»ne(' corporation .ond - b a n k |4 n ihe Interested dlatricts pUdg- H

' ~

I f you are suffering fmm efzcmo or somo other to r tu r in c ,. craltnrroMlim skin trouble you nmy qiilckly be rid n a o f. i t bvv iis ing Mentho-Sulphur, dc- . o, Clare, a S io tc d skin sperlalUl.

This sulphur preparation, lioctu-ib of its gorm destroying propcrtlci, seldotu | ^ fails to qH ckly subdue itrh lng , even of ^ •fier)* Cfzeoin. The f lr it appltratioa makes tho sk in cool ondynrnfortable. Tbe Bosh and blotches are hosrcd right up. wei Menlho-Su>pJ»>r J # opplled .like ony whl< pleasant cold cream and ii perfortly. u o i harmleas. You can oMnln n small ja r from any good. drujiglst-—ndr; , '

HRAI> THK (X A fW P 'IJjn A D a N«v• aSSE E S K C SB M liifB IM M eiM B iM iH M M

H a r v e s$230 Cut in I

CREA1SPECIAL CT h e H a r v e s t e r C c t r a c t o r o r a n e w 2 -furrow plow with eachABSOLUTELY FREE,

P & 0 . 2-fiirrow plow FREI • $170.00.)’ I{you nowro\s(ilu(e Q tractor ̂ isc harrow.

InternationalT H I S i s n o t a s t r i p

* a p r i c e , b u t c o i n

— p u l l e y s , f e n d e r

a d j u s t f j h l e d r a w b i

ment. worth more than j it serviceable and safe, ii

G A S E l■ F a rm

onetf Carried in Clothes I — i —

money, turned out bv tho droyload and Nc having 00 gold basis, hns depreciated ba. UJ t̂U tho wholo 17,COO,000 kroBoa la luf W U » b n t WjOOO in Ani,wle«i-»onBy. toi

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES- '

'H e bonlur class has appointed a commltteo lo meet this afternoon a fto r n Kbool to diseusi elass play to be'cbostn L And th e characters to bo used. W ork ,1 on Ib is (ircductbu muat bo s ta rted U very ^oon.

------ ' . • InW arre.i K. Criibtrei', iif;rii-ulturo in-

itrue to r m Ihe blgli ichoo! tnkr* »om« of the hoys ib hla clasncs.to the big Bomaey nrJe^ a t Bubl toniorrow. Tlu* boya wlio a re going Intend to purchaai- u ‘ animals; -

— no'JtTKIOR m O B SCHOOL KOTEB. :pei rWdny during tho fif th period the

g ir ls ' seventh grade basketUvlI team under thr* Ieaderi\hlp of Mlax Tohlll will piny fo r the secnnd time th is jjeek, the girls o f Ibe seventh grade hnaketliqll ” loom .under the coaching of Miss Ncl- aon. Th^ game today determines Iho ®r champions o^ Iho seventh grade teams.The w ln 'u r of th is gntno will play tbo e lgbtb v’TT.do grila* basketball team.Tho o ther gome played on M onday wos . a tie.

Ovorooato In China. ' • j i),. V lite r orerccata ha ro becoins popo- m

U r \r ltb tbe ChlncM In B lancbu rla .' pr T be vrcfllthler c lo u of ChlncM iilwayc n , weor long c u te r garm ents o f fllk , mi which o re eoslly. damoced by rain o r (d u o w , nod tho long olater. bU ldns uf. wl fording warmtb, p r o t« l# ' lho , »llk m, clorblng a n d e m n tb . — Iii’lbtnopolia 1̂1 Now*. to

s t e r C o ’I price of INTnil ITEST POWIOiFFER Effei

C o m p a n y w i l l g i v e t o e

: w T i t a n 1 0 - 2 0 t r a c t o r ,

i c h I n t e r n a t i o n a l 8-16 t r a c t o i £* f. o. b. -Chicago.

REE (a plow we ordinoriljCBell lor iNTOwn 0 suitable plow we will sub*

1I8 -I6 Now $(r i p p e d t r a c t o r , p a r e d d

D m p l e t e w i t h a l e s s p n t i

e r s , p l a t f o r m , t h r o t i

» b a r , a n g l e l u g s , b r a t

in $ 100 and necessary on an included in pur price. No

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No guards ore neodisd to koop away .|{| bandits, .who w ould havo a hard time lugglns.f Hiiuern TIbei. l':ach on# pm>Ti o s ^ o imvi-iK. llie iimyi-r con- a lstlng

l o u i . -

Happening! ̂ KJEPliPIIST:

B i l l i a r d T o n r a o a e n t B r in g s O n t .

M ix e d V a r i e t y o f O n e W o r k

w i t h S o m e G o o d . B W f '

L art' oveoin*’* ;pl»y n t 'U tte* u lcy ’» double blMiar C -P t-*■'« «•“*» AI BPctlon between KnJ'Jer and Thompion ,

resulted *u a victory fo f,K ay ler, the - . acoro bclDz 1S5 to 100 lu 07;iDnln«K. .

; Kayler had a -h ig h ran of 10 whlloThompeon 'i beat effort wa# 9.

N e ith e r , p layer .played up to hia u iual ituQdard, alltiouRh tow ard tlie

' la tte r p a rt of tb a '{flmt they aeemod to get tjieir stroke. Another game o r two will find loJb plnyeja In tip top epn-

, «lltlon.jl Tho #ect»nd game in tbla’ acellon bo- 1’ tweon Prarken nnd DilUnRton (;avo• Braekon thb jfniue wllh r acore o f l i J i to . D4, ■' > o f tbe gone, while Thomao leemed to ' ,

. ; be ge tting b e tter a ll tho time. Tho!''®f“ t bigh rsna In th is game* wero: Thomaa ''" '" '

8 .and Alien 7; ' i - ] *I : , Tbla Pvenlng will >eO Snook bnd

Bonebrake elaab in tbe opoaor of the ,'J“i’ ; ;« b u a A -d iv islo ti. wit& Bailey and .horo ; - Tbompaon enterta in iug t i le 'f r o n d l in ’ ^ ' ' ' ■ ’the aeeoni. ' . . . |j

The elaw, B .b r lip d e will i t* r t . ,o f f , ,‘! ' '^ lirw ith Q rant and Logon ta;4]ie opener, •."with M u rta j o a j ..DeLong ia th* E ! V : ,

. % ------------/ CHALKIKG1TUP 'S .■■ , 1 . . - • / , . ; lli ,.(l

. . f t . S a b i k ! ' ' t a i l n m ib i i i j JT .M 1 t ! £ l lo t a r d i i t . ” ' '

Msn. i l * . i k i t I b ukbowa ab«nt tbU tb u n a m ea t la i t r i ia - t u / oxer.*’ • .*■ 8am :K nyfci: :«“ NuniBg-_tliB balla e o m e so a » y fo rm o ."

. B iiloyi " T h e y lu re brook tongb.’ ' .F r a A JjB rro^: "BoMboU U a g rea t ii“

Deb Logan: “ H eorisg -th# 'b a l l i L“S c ire k la 'm n a le '. to m f l :" .

Carl DeLong: •'L ettnee oee i f I eon ^ ‘make th l i o n e ." .J ____ __

^Von4elI A llen: "Tbey alw ays ploy N IG ‘ o il* .o iim e.“

Homerr Bonebrake: " W a te h o e go tm iu tom orrow 'n lgh t."

H erb. G rant: " T h in k I will 'b o a k ’ tbi» oae." ,

C. D. T hom u: "T heao 'r o l l ' ibe ta (.[] nro o y fovorltei.” . i_ „ ,

D r.^Bllllngton: " T h e shot ‘w o ia 't Koek

Bnook showed Mondoy evening t^ a t be I t the nloyer o f old. " l" ,, '

Carl DeLong a sd H erb Q ran t otagod Th ft g rcn t'puno , o ren if U d id take 111 f | „ t Inninga.- > . 070 1

Bailey had enongh hard luck to oap- cblca ply threo player*. n ia t

T ho Claaa B division, will . bo eloae with throughout, every player being evenly pfan(

• matched, - .A fewlAore ebalra would mako things

more eomfortablo fo r the (peetatora. qq I D llllngton'a game Monday oVenlng

showed tb a t be is in good stroke, and . . t h a t ho will bo among those present ^ho I

when tbo fina l sho t la f ired . ,

WILL JOIN PORTLAND CLUB S• ______ dll m

Tmm Am etlcoa L M gw P itche r W illP lay B ou o a O o u t fo r O oa- «., •

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DETROIT,, Mieh., — H arvey , As ( " S u d s ” ) Sutherland, former Detroit “ V* American Icnguo pllchcr, plons to leave On tl here tou.orrow to jo la tho Portland I elub o f the pA cIfb Coast league, a fte r twiiig rcturnod to good standing in orgonlicd bnscball by CommlMloner ^

. Landle. Octhcrltuid wna placed on tb e pO] ' Inollglblo lis t loat rcnr fo r fallore to nmteh

report to Portland fnllnwlng hla re- ) Icnio by tim Tigers. ■ gon c

. . HichaU A 7 LOWEB BEOOBD. dinn

NEW YOBK, m - Jolo B a r o( l lo ' S " ' Illinois A tliletle club, who haa set ^ ml . ,mSdfllo d\itnnco rccorda Sn tbo la st two i.,,!!.

wceka, will n ttem p t to lower another ] m ark, lonigbt in the two-mlle event a t th e Kniahta o f Columbus games.

Tho floet Chicagoan will be opposed by Earl Johnson, Pittabnrgh erack negro runner and a number o f tho Geit PHI known metropolitan two m llrrs. - a rd I

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MUOT flION U P m S T . , [ J J

.. 8T . LOUIS, Mo., (JP) — Following teur I (ho example o f the Chlcsgn N ational inning loa^Dio i« i l n 's maangomOnt. tho ownera runs t

.o f tlio tw o local m ajor league cluba ago .I will no t porm lt any .p laye r to jo in tb e were clubs un til they have signed th e ir con- i JWL

. . Croets fo r tiie yoor, i t waa made Hnown yM terdav. Tho f i r i t aijaads o f tho two Sovc team s will leave fo r the train ing eomps se t of n e j t week. R o d 1

gs of a Day 1Getting His Team Rea

‘ ■Tud’ ’ ’R ent7 whoso teoin U s t 'y e w J'oJ'ri iron the American Dog derby, is Jie* tured hero w ith one 'o f h i t "husk ies ', of A rn roQto to .Idaho, where th e raeo ito rta the I

HEiRNlMIS-WillBasketball Fans u e PromiBed'Visi . Treat whea Looal Players ’ Bj

Moet yaat Visitors- On Fri.lay e v en in g .a t 8 o'clock o n ' *7*'' fbo f li^ r o f tho high aehool'gymnaslura tbo I)aakQtUaU font of th is seetion will!Iw tron tjd to a roal ll isk e tb o ll,gamo wIiQU' noybiirii rlasheg w ltb (bo Ideal .■

i > n' Coach Ilvnua having an opon dato I f Iiefore 'ho roming touraapient whieh^ Vi.. will b f held I n . tb l i - d ty .o n February : i 4od 23, decided un ge tting on out , • tlf town tcnm, to keep the Ifoyn In tip j rop condllloii, llpyburn wan Invltod , , . hero un tbe atrength o f '.th c lr wonder-' rur-ahowiBKiJhU scnson ;; ]•Coae-b .vSaiey pf.Jloyburn h a . galh-

Wild a ■Ji'jiky/^iiurij ri? bn iiketm *, nud t K ard 'caric cnn Im looked forward to i f „ „ in Pridny evening. T h l, gamo wIIP.be ttur’ilb t thflt the local five will cuW ga ' i>.„ n'Iw forc (hp flabla s ta r t. , i,iFridov=«:(r«ne n t F iler betw M n'P il#^ ' , / v W D ubrw lll deeid ft> y< Ji o f tho«e L,?„ wo teams will rcpreseot thla dIvliUn ii,,the f in a ls .: .R ro m th * l fa s t 'T n d ;S f hI»'.diviilon, tom ei word th a t nlthoupli hern It one moro game to bi> pbij^^il. I t , j a pbncH o eertainty th n t Oakley, Dur- .. i ’ i!r'*ad B opctt.w lll repreaent th a t «qv Ion. . ■ Vh

T ho, game F riday , c v c n iw here 2 / hould'havo Scott and Polo a t lo r w a r d ; ; flmliHJn a t Tenter, nnd P utaler and !rom a t guArd. , i__ ,

Heybutn will be ronrenonted J>y tho olbw lng-boys: W inn nnd Zeller, for- ̂ra rd tt Handy, cen ter; Silla and Dur'

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ÎGHT ISME LONG s t e t T / ii • . ■/ . : Amer

nucago ond Kewarfc, N ew 3mv, U d t a u R ilf r«* to ra ia 81* D«y

Bicycle E aco . . ; ;

C i n C \G O , . ( f f ^ * ^ f t o r » n ight of , ilmoat -ontlnuoua sprin ting , EMeU Coekler ot Chicago, paired w lth licgeio ileNami'ra of Kowark, ,N. J . . todny luil • ho field in tho oix-doy blcyelo raco , r llU a to la l o f 174 points.

The ridefn a t 11 a. m., tho sixty, ir s t hour o f th s grind, bad eovcrod " 70 mllet two laiia. Carl Rto»kbolni of J' Ihicago ra il A lfrtd Q renda of Tnsma-i “ lift have a tig h t hold on seeond plnre n th 141 pointa, whllo n a n lo y o f Sail ’ranclaeo and Alex M cBeath, an Au*' v f rolian aro th ird w ith 100. I i

BOTH rO fim O N B B S DBFEATBD. | _____PH IL A D B L PniA , P a .,.( ff ) - Both Cl I f

ho European eonteataata b tbe In tv -f . l lo u .l . | u . A, H - bo llfllno l l l » * t . l L , bnmplonablp toam om ent, Edoard loudll of France aad A ry Boa, the H o i tndbr, ifere on today ’s program. Rou-II meets J . E . Copo M orton o f Phlla- - elphla In th e afternoon game, ftnd lot, who la champion o f Enrope, playai 'rancla 8 . Appleby of Now Vork to - l? “" ?« Ig h t.- "As Iho k it players entered the third ” .'O'*

ay, both foreigners bad mot defeat.! n tbo American aide, M orton is t h e ' | ' 7 « n|y player whoao record is marred *>7

T waa tlUNIQUE M A T C H '4 B E ^ 0 B D . " ^ jri

PORTLANDi Ore., — A mixed 1,01,5̂ , a tch between a w restler onil a boxer aiIII be i la g c i by tho Milwaokle-Orc- • in commltaion F rid ay n ig h t Eddie P~= ichanla luzcra, and B osn ia Blngh, la . _ n n inn grspplcr, will fu rn ish t h e , cater-' ilnmcnt, cnch atleking to hU ownyla until ono Ii unable, to contiane.' ho ho to t will bo allowed, only to de- ver j;l"ve punchca, th e w rcatler only I catch hold. The referee will n o t' laturb cliacbea, ■— • . i

FBCKOHMAN W INS. PHILADELPHIA, J’a., (/P) — Edoil- ■d Boadil, champloil of France, do- ated J . K. Coiio ifo rton , Philadelphia.'0 to 3J3 In tho afternoon match of e international 18.2 maUc-lino nnm-| ur liillUrd tournam ent today la Iil alngs. The Freneh champion'a hi)(U’ as wero 70, 21 ,and 18‘and his aver- :o .’i_ 45.31. M orton'* b eat cffoHa ?ro' 25, 10 and Ifl and )>Li ovcrhgo M l . • ^;

Savo from 12 to 20 por cen t on thf i o f harness by buying tliia week at. m i ed P o i» /-» av . ■

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;Pobraary 2£. I t . will be n m j iv e r 7il ' ;nille* bf ' ‘ rough snow ’ eonn try .! ' U f ' iteen of Ihe m u tt /axnoua "m o ah ers’ ' r!of America and Canada aro watered ia f. tho famous tnow elosalc." •

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B l s e t o S p e o i i l a t i o h

NBW YORK, (/P) — M«U'r>', .'decii tnd dark und Imponetrnble-j-pervaded Jrand Central sta tion today while ree iniioUK lig h t proniolcra .mi), reportem »ero trniting for lho arri>;al .o f Wll- >'« lam Harriaon Dempsey, who wao com ng out of thi-.wuat. In rc^potiao to ^n “ U' i r n i i t Rtiinmona. ,

I).-.Bcmo o ld 'o f tt prono»i-d t t i i of 8.51*elghV cham pion-to Enrbno,^wnen*' ho C niulil' m eet: B om hadln 'W etl^ .'-JM liiw Jcekett, Oeorgo' Cook anti othei-' w r^ abo lint ronaldercd to b r puglllata Iti Kng> iitr< ind, a n i 'th e n wooliV wind Up h u it(- tfrs union o f th o 'm ste ra * hemD^liiSro by G gain meeting O eorg it Csrpdntier,. An- elai Itvct w m nr wfta’tliafUetnpttey'-wn* t o - feicelpii'S^W j; b e ttw ^ d e i i S liiwf tledrs'UO’ to -'lSa h igher;' o taers ss about 'M eady;'' top '«8.25; s h e -s ^ k ' S atrong to ]0e higher; balls, veals, stock- ers and feeders fully steody. ' S

Sheep - BecolpU.: 12,000;' 'k lU lag S tlatsbs steady tq 2Se higher: lin lk Iambs m H 4 to '14.2S; boii' ewes’ I1.6S', {eedert ■ SOe higher: tbeB rIng 'iam bs.ll3 .7S .. . S

Chicago L lrestock SCmOAQO, (ffH C a ttlo r - Boeeipts g

0,000; lieef Steen strong to Io h igher; & ' quality pla^a; top early 18.00;.bnlk beof g iteers $7 to 8;-ebo-tteek,- bulls, itoekers S and feeders steady to strong; veal s s loTves steady; bulk fa t she-stoek $4.25 = lo C.75; bulk atoekera aad feeders 10.25 to 7. . • , ' ■ • • 3

Hogs — Receipts 17,000; uneven, fair- S y active; steady to lOe highor thnn s ro'sterday'a average; top *10.25 on 143 = ;o 190 poufld average; bu lk ,|9.76 U S 10,15; p lg t aboutnteady; Vulk dcslrnblo 9 100 to ISO ponnd pigs (8.50 to 6.75. f i , 'S heep — RecelpU 13,OOOj steady to g

Itrong; eholee f a t lambs to packers ear- = . y $1S.S6; somo hold h igher; mcdlnm s s rcarllnga carrying .some tw os *11-60; g a t ewet early moatly *7.25 to *7.75; H :ome hold, hlgber.

"Udhey Lowest fo r Yearly “ I' NBW YOBK, — -Lowest money ^

a tcs of the year gave fu rth er eneoa^ - . c gemont to bnlllah Intereats in today's I toek market. Leadera_among indas- . .II TlftU Rnd KpeeUltlcs (bowed « x tn ta e (I ;ains of l to nlmoat 3 points. Sslea I ipproximated 775,000 shares. ^.kxteasioa of yesterday!* eomprebea- Ive advance w at indicated b y tho rend of prlcet a t the opening of to- lay ’* Itock market, a lthough ra ll t bared only moderately ia th e movo- ---j le n t.'A m e rican Ice, Baldwin Locomo- ive nnd Oul^ Blatea Steel averaged no pob 't gains. Olla, motors and cop- >era 'wero fractionally b e tter. United Itatca Steel was nnchanged and ship- Ings moved besltstlngly. Tbe lis t bo- ame more steady witbln tho f ir s t half lOur on U eriean Petro leum 's tw o point Itc. Private offerings of call money rero mado beforo tho opening o f Iho egular m arket n t 4 1-2 per cent.Coppers emerged from th e ir obseurlty

!i the final hour. Anaeonda, Intp lra- ion and B ay gained large-fraetlons to - .

1-2 points. Steels and oils also rated. The closing was strong.

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E>AY.:PEBBUARYli5M922

I ' ' - . libettr Boadi- • IHr jmr TOBE, im - Liberty bonds 1-4' dosed: 8 1-2's *00.94; first 4's *00.20 torI bid} second4!iJW.18j first i 1-4's *10

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CONDITIONS AToa.hear It where men :<

. talk- of affain.* r .Toit hear il ' 7ott hear it in travels on

. . the east and from the ooast ■And it is W ; ; .

V It ii'tmia heoanie the sti . There haa beftnft.retnrnio oi

snlt of this'retnm, there la v' , - credit. •

. , The'busineM world does I . 'IndiVidnal deposits are ms

̂ ' thence find their*ways into oocmnnity in tbe form of los ' The banks cannot create i

. extend it; and that 0̂ In I mnnlty deposits.

Idle doHars mean lifeless mean oommnnity depression

a

The First Nati of Tmn

Oldest Bjank 'in

Member of Federal 1

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I “ Bank Referencei1 Befpr6 th a t-f iiu tu a l B , neccssary .to im porti S estab lished , ban k r d g ; . u d ly n e c e s sa ry ;' ■

g -A m anj who is c lo se t S l . "m a k e sa p ra s t ifp o £ '(

h is ' b a h k ’s ciffi'dera,, g sound business an d it

; fidenee. - /

= W e are p roud o f th e : I ex is t betw een , th is bi I ' ■ positors.

I Twin Fall i & Trust Ci ’ TWIN FALLS

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I EVERYDAY BANK SE THE FARMEn BTer7 famir Monad Twin . * ^ twelve mosths of helpful bo n year. •lllj. Whsn. timea sfft good ud cr

. ||j.' erage, or when cenditlosi an I m .needs boak'aerrlce oud the <

good book, tbr* ore so many

I . coa tue bank sarrtco for his ' ond whaa tmnsaol serrlces are

, - Berrtce here Is conrtant aiu ed opon whoa needed most.

The Twin falls NiCapital and Surpli

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*H.aOi second 4 1-4'S IŜ rO: third^ > 1-4's M7.6e; fo i^ 4 J-4's *97̂ 0; Victory'3 8-4’s/*8î JJ8tVietory. 4 ;3-4'o *100.10. ' •

A R E B ^ f i R ^n :of jadgm ent'ip^ ^ r it where ia rm e r^ w t.$tain. You hear It.iromist points.'!’. :.is - ’-T

stUte of mind. iff. bfl^er. .0 oonfidenoe, and a '̂is re', has come ^ n s io n s . t ^ '

IS business on credit*. , ; ^massedinthebaoks/and -c :Dto the actiyitles' Cf the '; loans.;.' . . • te credit. They can only • ' - n proportion to the com-

ISS days; hoarded doUara ; 'Ion. . .'

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e t q .h i f b a n k , w h o ,

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le r e la t io n s w h ic h ' " a b a n k a n d i t ^ d e -’ ■ a

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na rolls shonld hits . .bank-setVice Q f

1 oops kWva ̂ av- 11 ' ' **i» trying.the fanaat . • | | ,he co-̂ perotioa of t . - ll ' . mU7 ways In wUch bf T wthis emy-diy &e^ U .sre re

• I Temporary Cessation ol Hos- i; Hiilles Harl(s Past Twenty- j Foiif Hours but;R«iô

. Fiili of Menace' ' LCWIK^^^’ o n — TwoBly-four bonre

I o f calm ou U ie.U liU ir fio n tle r Rbore . ji forew ;nf.'ijjc> jjo rth -M a.M ntli ite Ue-

^ 'I log OMh otiicr,.bavo.lin>iti;ht aome roil Hof la tbo toDtibu o f .th o IrU h. ( ilu *

^ i! tlon. T iu a to to m e n fl jf L ord- HIjIi T , • ' ' Chancellor Dlrkeaheftd yestorilay, bow-

■ over, th a t “ In Iho 'nex t few weoki.wo.o r o ffolo,; Uirotiffh' th e 'b io i t Kr&ve o ilj

critical period probably ir» H v ln j mem- o ty ," U {(Uierally rcgnnlc^ a i In no

I, partlcu)at‘.o v rrd r* * a ,- - '• ', J There !s no Indlentlon frodi U lite r

o f hfl-Jntontlon to frco tho football p tayon, ’lu t i t haa boon officially In ti mattfd thol an appllcatioa fo r ball wffi

> wot be rfouBcd. Tho lo rd pbaneellor m- hU Bpce.'ii in- tbo houw nf ioriln yei-

- • turday saltl t o bollev^d tho -norifiorogovcrumeflt, t a k b g . n -lon icn t t I o v of the cIretim 'U neet would no t bo unwiU*

V ioR lo ou tD t to a noHo.^iroaoqu} irbeii I the ( tu f i iijpilnat the wen were return*

u d .to tb o 'a s tlzo t. Cootoquoritly bope ■ ''jl entertained tb a t feclinj; on both . KidH of tbo border w ill l>o modified on

the qu titw n oJ p tS w nen . . , . ■ ‘ F urther hope fol’ Ic^uoninf^ tho ten

sion ia bM fd on th e f a s t ’(h a t Ih j Brit- Iih Kovemment h u aum r^tod to Pro- niicr Cml(( DQd Ifr.'C ollina-tho oppolnl- metil of U a lu b 'o f fic e ts on m b

-'-'■j" o f tb e Ua> tff keep Jn eooitan t touch . and calm loeal irritation .

1. C T A C uiiX O H . - ' a i v B a ^ u B L E : " ;

'T bo dlfficuU yic jjjiriliB g 'tlio iiiipeu- alon of tho B ritlih ovaeuation boa not been removed. Sir. Colllni .camo to libndoa Im i jilght ami will mo Bccrota ry for th r CQlonleaChurd.IU. •

U.,waa rumorpd -jn Dublin yoiJorday ' th a t tbe r^’arnatloti ifonlil be resumed ;.'to

iie Won’t RefuseW V T la .: (ff)—W illiam Jennintri

- Bryan,, roipondiog lo many Inquirlcato wbPthnr ho would >be & randidatu

^ , ’■ for the iJcmocToMe nom ination for Unl- ’ tod' fitatcK leiuitor from Fldriila, loday : lulled n rtatem ent in which he said:

“ I have been actively, ongnged In • |«1 itlri fo : niore than 30 year*. W ith

.. . ' t b o exception of than Rcyen yoara niy work h a i been iiono M -a-p rlv ttto c itizen, and I iirefor tb. eontlnuo to aervo the public w ithou t Ihe carea of office. • I f the dem ocrnti ‘o f Florida fe lt tha t aa a .aenato r I.edu.1d; render n

- a m ic e to tho e tnte aiid tu the party - ' U e Latlon sufflrJoiiV to Justify . them in taUlng «pon'>>nP to', reprtacn t

'th em a t W oihlnRton,, ? w o llIdw aildc^ -tho -m atter from th e a tlndpo liit- of du ty In connection w ith other elalma upon’mc; tint l hnvo ni^-thouKht o f en-

‘• f terinR tttto ,R «B t« '»t f o r 'th e offlcc. , "I,iim -leoW np-fqm iird to congenial

(iMOfllathn V, hero w ith Florida dcmo< crala who bavo been n y eo-Iaboren /o r a 'quarter o ( a c e n t u ^ » I am auro tb a t oar Tolatloua ^ U b o - p l e m i i t to long n i my; jitani do not^conflle t w lth the ambitions of othori or w lth the ir per-

^ "omil'iprefereaeea." • s,

FAMOUS ACE AS CARGO' !>'■,'

Bddl*. R lck flab id ttf ’T akM - U nnnu l ■ 2£eanB o f Seep ing SpM U og S s . ;

• > ' “ •/ ; w « M n t on O o m , . '

Isckcr,''A m erican fly lo tf a eo ’ in the world Wlir, le ft 'bero. th ia morning its “ catR o" in ftn a h m oll In

- e f fo r t to de llver.an address th e lz .to morrow niRht-

- Jack .K nig lit of tho a ir mall torviee, who jiSlried- promlilenec n^out a yeay Sigo by m aktns a nlR bt < » sh t from Omaha lo ChlcflRO over n. route with whirh ho wiia not funiilinr, wn* lUckon- backer'K pilot *nd intended to tako him n i f a r n» Cboyenne, Wyo.

0 « l .Toiir ihop made hnrncM nnd topi ' At J'led F oM .-adv .

'

5 fc t '^ g M i - D r i n k ’! fa* A D A jc s .toaJktonch 0tH«Bl(!,O£ace,.»i

< m » b f H Q B IiO E 'S .

BO -A Toid I n i U i o D i f t S o b i i ^ S ^

^ IW IN PA1J;S DAIEY -

' 1 1 - - ' b r M r .

H■ l l ' Wl«. K ejinpdj Pfleiiui], who h&»

boen tbo. p m ia e n t . o f .tb e Cut(ont' EyenU departm ent of tho Tw entU th C e n tu ry 'c u b ilD e o 'it w ni organlM(l. w as (ho Koeit of bono r.a t a cbormin};

I i y Valentine loneheon a t the H otel Bog*■ j enoB’ .w eiCay.'* Tho room waa beau-' J M tK u U -» lth .j\, dBeoTtttlon of rod itreatJ- — era aiad bvorts. Tho,giiests, numberinic

95, noi«-Heated a t one lohK tabl« hav-j Ins fo r oecorstlODa crystal vases o f | red carnations, rod nut cupr, and plai (iulbert, kan^ a group of ndlan sonR^ and a n . M. C. Mitchell rbvo n rend-

op® Inpr from “ H iaw atha ." Mrn. Dwlnht olh nnd Mra. M itchell wero both In Indian

eostnmcs. Mrs. J. K. W hile'a lo a it w»ur “ K eorlnir Up fhe n iu ff .” Mr. Iclbai'valen tlne to tho Cnrrent ENent*

“®‘* departm ent oadVthe a ffn lr ,was closed V ’ w ith ib o . ilnfflng' .of “ Idabom e,” tb-j ,, words of-w hleh wero w ritten by Mra._

*” • M . W. KttnVcW, wx\ M l to th e m o s l7 1^1 of “ Home, Sweet H om e."

J " ; ; .Mr. ami M ri; C. B. Booth were hosts a t.d ln n o r Tnesday. ovenin> n t .their b'oBifr on Blue L okei boulovarf. T he.

. table had n s a centerpiece ^ - eiy itn l bowl o f f ru it, .w ith tOBdlesUcka' a t..

- either o n l ho'dini* rod 'candles. The-, place cards w ero 'In - th e form ofvvnl- ^nUhtiC- ■PolIow inf'Sirnftpr ph\6chl« .wasvplayud, Mrs. OeorRO Easley ,^in*r.

■ I ninjr bitth score fo> the ladlCs a i id 'T . ' M J . .W o o ls the raca.’a priro. A t the I j i ronelntlo’i of tho eari] gainr;, dancin.i ' l l w aaen loycd . The Kuosta'-wero M r.nn .l.:

Mrs. J . M. UaxWell, M r « n d Mm. T. .1. Woods, Mr. and Oeorce H. Eas- '

»n t «er, Mr. and Mm. A sher B. Wilaon; Mr.• nnd M K 'M h rjran 0 . I le a p 'h n d ' Mr*.

I O eorge'BulIes. <

M lu Della KJIrtBler and Ml*^ T helma Banka e n te r ta in ^ tho .teachers nf tho hiph school and tho wive* o f tho ̂

ne< men of *ho school o t a Tnlenllno pnrty ' I a< In tho Bnslpess W omen's ctub ro(jms a tu Tuesday evenlnf;. , Tlie * rooms were ' Inl- handsomely decornled for tho occasion lay In hearts nnd.cupld*. The 21 Ruesls.'

e lm e a ttired In “ k ld l ' eo"tum ea..;tnd'■ In the ovening wns spent plnylnR ch ild -''

1th hood (tame*. There was n valentine am box nnd clever favors o f vnlwiliho ato qeestlona and nnswem, The valentine to idea was carried out In the dain ty re- , o f freidimenM served a t tho eleae of tho ,

Ida ovening. r nrty Tho W nyiido elub and-Ihelr husband/ | Ify met o t tho home of Mr. and Mr*. Ilenrj- , 6nt N . Champlln a t 12 'o'clock on A’hlcn- 3e^ tln o 's day. to en,loy n boiinteou* dinner o i se rvod 'by tho elub members. During

ms the aftonioon thero waa musle, sIor- 6Q' loj; and ,{thnei,' a fte r which ieo erenni

, and eaVo -wero served. AVont- th ir ty I ‘lal gaeati wero preient. . lno< — I • <for , Thfl A nom a e la u o f tho B aptist Son- f ia t dny ichool w rro hostessci to the Yonntt 1 iog: M en’* B«>lo tU»» « t % VtiltnUpe pa ilv i Uio a t the 'B unR atow la s t ovdnini; which i

had been beau tifu lly decorated for Ihoi occasion w ith red hearla aiiil stream -' em. A jrfver, 1

JQ M w U tlng o f tw«» «9ng« hy M n .

J m v G SPT h u n d a y a,

lo- t i n k h i o 'a C om pound;Z L » I l i o •''■ Milei N ervine ___________ _ 05c

ee, S eo tt’i-E m u la io n ------ --— t t l f l •lay Caatoria ------------------- ' 3 fo r ItOOam 11.00 n in d 'a Uonoy and A laondith C ream ___________ ___92con- _ .,

$ 1 . 0 0 B A B Y B A T H T H E R M O

OBSSAXt MEAL >pi Ttie Ideal B ealth Pood

— ^1.00------

- JAY EXCEPttON A l ^ , . ■ --------- K O D A' Price* hi've dropped. W e h a w t ie m i

w ltb each 60o oalargem ssl

[ Sttiurdau Special—7“ i n i w v A i a s AOTO S IE O f

f W ii- IM S M“* iM M A r a iW . .

E, n .WllHsess-V •. •

haa. U arvoy, n c rom ^ aie^ by .Visa it i r s o „ n l- A voeal solo by Miss E d n a O rahap , a

•com panlcd .by lU ss .M a a 6c()tt,,, Mr *’ 7 ]L e th (^ F lta im m o B i,jfa v e ,n reading a t Wo*, rcipondeil to an encore M d t h r « glr iln jt o f th o Aoioaia e la u ga ro ,"T lie Obopa Hos-1 In a sonz and dance. Mapy. 't|n|gi: e au -^ ^ m es wero played two-ebnrilatJ-iBOpper w.i8 served.,rinif! --------^Iinv-1 T ho Order of the B aito ra 8 u r hpl

of I th e ir rognlar bimonthly m eeting Ioj la .c .e v en in g . A ftflr 'th c biis lntia had bee lous', dlipoM d o< A splendid prcgTain o t mi rsei. sic nnd reftdlngs was given and a lto a n d :fo lk danco by Mlie Yochem and llttl In-iM Isa L o y , both In coitume. Tho n

'to-1 m ainder {it the evening wns spent wU I of ;doBcbfl: nnd punth w m actved.cley • ' --------- 'A u.i The A. K. club beld the ir annul kfri.j all-day prtrty Tuesday, a t tho rountr )lflr,!horac o f 'Mr, and Mrs. A. B. Herrot , U .j The rooms wcro most attroclivo ,wU •JrI. I decoratinoi o f red hearts and euiiiii ic k - ' nnd o ther cniblemr symbolical o f Va rna-lcn tino dny. A doU eiou*-cnfeloria'dit ther nor w as. scr^'ed and s irenrrnJ goo

tlmc. enjoyi-d. Tho nttendanco waa no ijo tiiaa large n« in former years as lomoo »veitf*o husbands o f members'.were awn ̂mil.gon >)uslu(^ nnd vnrlous olher rensoo Jrs. r u t th e n i'endance to 18.

The h0M

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\ / tW in fA l ls da ily news'. : Iau« tli-jM ■ubmltied for pubUeatlon will b« uied 'or^^BoLAe the dlecretloa cf the odl* (Of and no m u u K tlp t vlU be rettimed unleee accompanied b r o e ce aw r post'

'mn.' 'i ;''T ne Newe U i.rp tm tw r Of tbe Audit

Durciiii of CIrculilfloni, from whom full tnloriiwtlon n i to clrcuUtlon tnay be iil>tAltllnl upon #I)tillC»tlOII. ll*I»i|pd lllfiit^miloii iuppllrd loculljr upon re«iur»i

KAHTHitN itiii‘iiK.' UeofK* 11. I»ivld Co. .inc. I5l J ln 'i i- f

Wl-,. New York; A. II Kr-noi n i l M"i f.txl «ul(.l(ul. CIUC»»>»

(iRTTWTt AND SESPO K StBU JTY

'M ajor crinii'Ji In cilicn nf lar«er de- numiniitiuii in all eoctii>ni o f the. roun- try nro, iicconlliic to officiol ri'j-flfte, jncrcaniiij,' n»

' caab of tho Dianionil Ilnriltvarc Mnn- frobbery Into lnat fall, luil in i-tertial ' vljjilnnfp reat* m fety, and tiic eharji jj

' wntch licroloforc liojil by authorUSea jtnuat bo mnintnlned If Twin Fnlla ia lo 1 t>o w ved ft icach of tht) HTfCcp of of*fensea againgt lho la w .. ^

T H E BEST HBLLBB . ^^ O n c i ) morv comei tlio familiar an- j

nouneirmcnt from* the Amorican 'B ible < H odety th a t tho Bible i«.BtUl th s b u t ̂aelli'r. I t ia alao a “botter ao lier" la „ th n t it Is b rrak iag ita own rccord.' In n I P i l thia ono organliallon disposed o l ' 380,000 more copica than ia 1020. Tbe ̂jc iv t’b ou tpu t c s w c ic i 4,200,000 top- ' ica. Tlicro are othor Dlble distributing nRpncics in the United Slates, and ( Knclnnd haa ono thn t ia n c«ii>ry old. '

‘‘ ncatl to me fro m 'th e book ," *ald J Hir W nlter Scott to his auh.in'Iaw na he j Iny dying. I lls remark had ibi'cn-im- \ lierfoetly eaHpht.. "W liirh book do you 1 d c a i r o f bo wna nsked. " l lo r f rnii you J aslct*’ relied tbo gre.it wrilot, "T h ern ^ts only nnc book.” __And a fte r Ibc frending n l ibu pnitTnyinR tbe 1re5 l tb a t ia Inld up for thoio thn t lovo i God Sir W aller rctnarkedt ‘ ‘ WolU th a t 's I) g rent com fort.” Tho Hible has'been th e solaeo nnd-alay of the worlO's ̂

' jjrca tc st ns well as tho humblMt 0/ men. ̂. W tb the rise of tho so-called “ high* c

o r 'e ritie iam ’' and tbe more mlattto ox* BfiiiQation nnd - anolysla o f the origin and in terprctnllon of the Berlptnrja on ft eoldly iidontific basis, feara had been expressed lest Ibe BSble TnmW romo to

. mean less to mankind. Tliprc havo been no prac tical indication* of such a tebdency. I t la ( till the Book of Books, ft lanip unto tho fee t and a ligh t unto

rth o path of thoso who travel throagh• th is perplexing world.'

Ilussla ia said to bo la te e d of can- b e d gt)ods, and i t lo.oks as If a'couplo o f “ c anoed '' lead en would help a lit* Ue., too- ■ ■ .

A n item aays tho valuo of a toad on a Yann to a fan n e r Is $10.41 I t i f . in* te re s tin g as an example of how rsloes «an Jump.

lain■r«i

»ii

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>uI ver m edalf, which nro necompanleil by. e

cnnh paym ent of tiHO, 1500 a n d $1,000 ii

^ Wetldlnfl Supersilllons.I f ahe flDda n sp ider ou her n odding-

id drcsn, o r pfiitsea a doj: o r cnt o . v.|>j..',loil.—>MBQ' .

[ll.- T'ls’̂ ii'H !

||WandTiflK|: ■i v T U C K E R ’ S»u c t j o n ; *

iUST LIVE”w ilb

COMPSON

bton-'UdiesMmb live*I I c u M T t i c t e r s h i M '

B a ther S a ‘*La

A .d v e r t is e n a e n t

1 T H E r i g h t T H I N G , 11 , < a iit . . . . , :

R I G H T i T I M E

^ M A R Y M jU tS H m c y F T H B ||Wwaa“ ^ ' Ui« «ii*doWi a f - K t lo u .-

Otmocrltui. ' ' .

I I E V 9 O B 8 I

^ C R I I A P S lo n o th b i elee a n the 1 fu b lo n u d otutm a of (be a ie . 10 dlBtlDctUr .tiianc terlzcd bb to

. tb e UM ot w ordi. Aoy rtad e n t o f the{angniie—007 lan snase , in f a c t - ^ n tell tlie approx lou te date of tbe bq' tbcm hip of aiijr w ritlD r by tbe choice « f tbe wcrda I t contaloi. • Yoo know- younwlf bow eo iy U is to . « « |n t z e flbake®p*aM fw ra bla w ord cbolceT-or a t leftBt; how dlirercDtiy Shakespeare tn f l W* contenporarte# w rote from the wny S ir W oltcr S w lt and 0 . Hen. rj. .respectively, ytnK. _ •

Now, the worda we choo»e to ex; p r r a our thoitclitR nre. to a la rse exten t, chosen ■ becaiiBO ihry a rc the '

••V correct word* tii uto. T here nre Mylpn anti faah lnna-In . word uM se, ' u there a re Iq th e method of w rttln* | lettcm nnd hoMIng the knife, and we < w flect tbo.fn«bJon of onr-own day. j

O w f itn d n so ttem ani,KT»nrtf&tUcr*' , used a fa r morc otllted fonn (Han we do. N ot oDly-does I t Mund stilted. {)•>- ̂cause I t Is du t at date, bu t It actually w as a more form al nnrt’ irtlKul U M *e.: ,

. ginn*. In those dny*. was not iQdutffed . In by lh* well b fed i, Today, ray w b a t '}

- V 4 we will BpilnM the nse of slanit. It l i !] I ' not n 'slim of bad hrcodlng. ‘And, al* >{ thoUBh wo itniiy'oniitltHi our awect '

younx datichtem apnlnnt niOog atanfr. s till v e -n tn h o i k tcp tbcni from rec-. ' opiJzlDjj ll us p a rt and porcel of tb f, ' preaent-dny nnjtllsh tnnm ie.-, '

‘ ~Not lone offo* some bit: b lll lm rd s . | In rl tln ; (be satlor* ancho red .ln (be | Hudson r lr c r to the> Tarloas.-fe«tlraH • Id tiie way of dance* and feasts which ; New York c ity hnd prepared fo r th e m .: Iwjran wHh Ihe words. “H ey."G ohBr

, The pos(er* w ent on to specify time and place nnd rnrlcfy nf th e -e n tc ^ tnlnment*.'

Now, rnn.ftnybcU;^ « Clvtl^ w ar bblleiln o f lnTlta(lon'(o tb e blue

jackets o f tbo day hejlnnlng w ltb the worda, “H ey .'(l< *h* r^J< p ; th a t was

« ■ day o f .m o re '■ s tilted -Jw iriia ie , and.;,f t . s la n p 'a d d r« ^ . t i ) the u i l o n would , h m been qol(«'ttndi(rnJfled. • I

- l i t tim es 'to d ay ,-o f 'c o a rs ie , 1 w ^ ' w e shonid iTold slang.' S lang! does soQod cheap from a dignified ma- i > trba. Too tnocb alang shows a 'c e ^ ' r ta la lack e f Im agination 'on th e p a rt tl

• o f t b e .p » , '. tn y w a y ; ; .B n t . a stilted ,. 0 uaage o f words Is QQlte unneceuary . j

'o*r courao, If you nr« w riting to the ' ̂diplomatic representative o t a foreign "

-torem m ent, fo r Instance, asking w hat " openings exist la his country for Wnrk- e rs In some Industry, yon ' should '• conch , yoor le tte r of Inquiry Jn dlgnl- ■’ fled language—evpn formal .Inngun'ge. ^ I f yon are m aking an addr«fts bestow- li

■ Inn a gift, you woold IlkewlM uso form al pbTitaeology th a t m ight alm ost « be term ed stiff. And' you.rw puldn’t u think, of course. In sending out InTi* 3 '((itlMS for a dliincr party, o f sta rting them off: "Hey, frleo d l'' B a t t h e - 1| day o t stilted langooge for any save b the .pnrely form al, almost documest- 'tl ary, coom nnlratlon. Is gone. We talk; n easily end naturally', nowaday*, sod l D t w here sbe no longer w ants a n r ' ^ tblnjf she can 't afford.—D etroit Fre«

. Press- ' li--. B—~ , ' ' ■ «WABNIKO , t - ■ ” J

To a ll owners ona d r im s of' motor ^ftliStlMs U « a sc » are now duo w 4 w o,aDle.at tha offlee of tho Coonty Asscm. _or. License pla tes m ust bo applied fo r •and on a ll cars oporatlng b f M uch 1st.' ■

. U oko' your application promptly and 'I>«. tako 'no chances, os prosecutions'will b e . I

mado a fte r tb a t date. I. Bemittoaees. shonid be made is c u b , . I

P. 0 . monoy order or bonk d raft. Per- Isonal cheeks will n o t be' aetepted. I____.& OL’AUD 8 TBWAET, fladr.; ■'AsStssor.-;

i J8 K !b ^ _ ^ _Y ^ o a ( HQwV

■ •

̂ Newits under this i

II “ W hat's in a Name}" '

By UZLDREO UARSHAXX

I *^yeBtbdTd(T tad lucky tc n l I

ANTOINETTE

T l T H E averag* person, Antoinette and A nnette a re regarded as closely rela ted—th e form er la he ihooght to be merely an elabomtloo

of the la tte r. B ut sucb is no t th e ' In case, A nnette, which will be dl*- [,( cuAsed la ter , cnmes from th e B e b r ^ ,

w hile A ntoloet(e Is of Bom an cztrae- g; tlon. . I t m eans “InetUmabte'' and Is

sa id to ba ro orlglaated w ith Antlus. a to n o f H ercules.,

se S«T er^ distinguished Roman faml- or lies bore tbe Diune of A htonlus nnd Ita ro l in t ' famous exponent w aa.M D rk An-

thony. aw n g cr of Cac*or ond lovw I), o f Cleonatro,. I t roceWed a repnta-

tliui fo r aanctlfy through St. Anthony,J . Ihn p ¥ a t herm it o f (he Fou rth century.J. . TLo fem inine form A ntonia roaUo Ita ,e iippoaranco, in Itnly. also, ond In Spain, re w here I t still Is P'ijmlur. Tbe\G er*;e, limns odopted It os An(onle, bn t (he ̂

French a re responnlhlo fo r the charm- { re log A ntoinette whicli is forever pity* ,

liigly recorded In history through the '. fn te of lovely M arie A ntolnetie. cjueeo ,

of Tyiuls X V I.;T b ^ French la ter (>ontracted An- '

I {(tTnrtte (0 T-*4nette, n i>o)mlar form 1 ^ I throughout (he counttT. ■ Tolnon Is also 1

I luimuttines used ns a Uimlnmlve. Italy 1 " I has an A ntolnettn and nn Antoulca. ' “ I A ntonia and..Antonetta a re the favor- 1

j lln 'nqnlvalen ts in Sweden. * |' TTie gnract is AntuInvtte'H tnllsiunntc , Ktotic. I t p(»mcsHes iiiiinr cr Ib. ....... .......... .04« tlabbage, per Ib. .... ......- .... .03I Cauliflower, lb____________ I0@12 l-2e

T nm lpf, per lb. - ___— J>8Carrots, per lb . —........................... J’SO&lons, p e r lb . ■■ ,,,'..... ............— .uS

; I’srsn 'p i .OJI Provisions snd SU yles.' ’r Flour, 48-lb. s a c k ---------- - | 1.80@1.40, • Sugar, beet, 100 l b s . > 7.50@7.00 , Sugar, cane, 100 lbs. — | 7.77@7.85• Cfrsni Cheese --------------------------‘ Brifk C h eese_________ - ......... - - JO' B e a n s ______________ !----------------.08■ B r e a d _______________ — — ̂ - »’ B utter (ereamery) ................. ......— -R f« . trcH..| Nnfih.i.l. elKMv, fllO , good soil, guo)) tm a s . Ur

[*• Pwiniii r ^ i f K»ii». __________

i t t m b A L B - n v e seres, 1-J mile east,'t-4 a ile aoutb W asblagtoa sebeoL

of »iiH HAL& -A real bargain la well- be improved aarib ride farm. Dr. Dwlgbt

. FOH HALE O P TBADB-Two-room .y ' ulAitered and kalsomined house, two ' big closBlj, fro n t s a l . b a ^ jleeplng

’ porch; lawn, bam a ad two e i t r a to t s j a ^ ib tis ik - Tboae 1£S or eall a t 111 C u t»• l i tL -rs .......... —

» SALE - AUTOMOBIL€S0- rO B 6ALK OK T B A D B - f in l H s.. a Pord seJsB. 440 Becond a*e. B.

FOB 8 A L £ -F o rd teunng ; the n'.. to r has been overhaaled, (UO. Oa-

1918 Ford tonrlng, 1105; oas lUlS Por- to- toadsier. *210. C entral Oatoge. I'hon- « 452.

>0 POB R A L E -A notber Foid al a i»r at la ln j Overlsnd M , MS.l; 84 W tll,.

Knight 6-pas«nger, T ath ir Ai't JJ, Co., Second sve, No.

td T p OB ' 'P E P ’ ' s e r ^ E l - the Cvlli d rr Grinder. 147 Beeond ave. N. jj

Ij ‘t o B s a l e o b T a A D M l o J . l i . l . 1ruadster lo extra good condition; »1! ' i r c r p l , Ford In trad e Pbone 8(19^ ^

'J FO R S A L E - M IS C E L L A N E O U SV, ; - :e- ‘ ■ — .. .t. .SILKNT C A L L -F u lli r bruihe*. 1

pronijpt niTvifc. I'hono 724W.

I ■ ■ ' ------- jro R ;8 A L B -8 iD g le comb Rliode h i '

and Ked ct'gK for butchiug; «1 for l.».^ I 'hono ,.10,1111. . . 1

’ " KOIt d ,\L B ^ T w o car!oads c h o U ! Ilnral Mod potatoes. Phone .144.

. FOB cjyiL K -U cit grade of I'eiiiiVvi vanla purnfme base m otor oil a t coal* per nuart. We guarantee tlu-r.- Is notliln,c bvltcr. L ind Autouiohllo

S'’ ■ F O IJ '.S A l’R --Ilorsea, h a m b s nii.l wagon*.. .\pjOM from F -n ti im ’ m i'

! ; '-II- i. ;io FOH 8A LIv-.M ajeitIp ruiiue, » ..l .yi 'hiatie u le itrir n-uslior; )>u(id u> im'H'; (et tenu t ti • 34 iiiI.'.BontJj. It. C. 8ondi-rs'

*• KOIl. f iA L E -« lg h t7 . h i r « i . .u « i ,miilni nii.| hnsi. G. It. ijiullvan. ) uiit . wc»l, 1 3 i ml*, "untb ul Hir SW m tn. rFiler. ,

r i il(> » .\i .l '> - l’ii«i-r liav baler, 1H il8 Lair. C- 1 .l>f MBii a t Lawronre Ms- , chins sh o u .' W. | . G illette. i

J, FUU H ALfT-ilrdfiioui i r i , .lii,:,^ j toom »Bt. jilaver juboo. M-tJi’i t i r miit!- I, All In fimt f la .s roB-litinn. -J.itTS-.Ig eoth nu. E. .

FOB BALB^-lOO alde-Ugni gia ii fur - ' coupes a n d ssdsas. M oon> shop. ^

'J FOB- BALE ." - Fins eaUng "ipplev !■0. grads Jonathans aod G rincs Uoldni I

0 Two miles weiti 1 i-4 tou ih . I'a t Wj' *0 Phone 617B8. ' >

J FOII 8 iJ ,B - I O O »lid> lilild i. >11 0 sises, prices reasonsble; faesdllgbts and S window glass. Phone 5, .Mooa’e Bhop. ( ■) nesr postoffie . .

FOB aA L E -Q leye les , irlcydet. i lrr t Bad secessorJes. W ernei’s Repair Shop. 221 Second i t £ . |

p — ----------------------------------------------- IJ ■ MONEY'TO LOAN :le MONEY TO LOAN on modern dwelllc llngvj rcpnynble In small nMnlliNOui^.le liberal repayment privilege. Arthur I.;0 SwIm'A Co.

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Automobile Co. ' I

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W anted—b id furn ltu ro to recover^ or ro-upholster. L b d Automobile Co. i

' W A N T E D -F a t hogs ur. stuck liuf-1 )e. 0 . T. B m w s, Kimberly, I'Leue 31. i

W A N T E D -T «p . and c n r u l ' . i " u re , '' poiri work guaranteed to bavo* both dosa » d prices tha t are rjKht. 1

W ANTED — To buy . scvond liunni piano. Address A, h o ih ^ 'V . :.-irruiid hand riolfari l>uui!l>l and sold

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CAR &WN®:R3 raa use our shop to I ' . lln the ir nwn repnir wnrk; “ in ln looa n. foul.” Tiy this servire. Auto Wrcck •I. ing Co,. ;40 Serond avo. Ro.11., .. ;

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Small leather caso conuinin^ two keys and 120 on Saturday, evening. •-

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I.' POB BENT, w ltb option to buy: iff • |V acres a t RSNT—Three r o o a ' tu m iib ed• apartm ent, reasonablej Bongaiow Aptsi,

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. HOmSB 0. MILL8—Boyd TnlTding. ”

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lUSTCiPiES ■rMiirasiii.■DEEfM.

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B r o u g h t f r o m N e v a d a H ills in li

L o n g J o u r n e y A t t e n d e d b y f ;

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Hlnchnrt HemBB, dbom 40 ycaw, i» 4iUnil and tbo flesh has b ^ n s tH p p ^ , frotn b l l fae«, nock u < l breiui, anil j . , WUHbdi V an Aldon, 00, lias suffrrod in- ^ j jurica th a t will se rlo u il; In p a lr hfo via< ° Jon, ns a m u t t of a premature oxplo- •Ion of d ):naaito la te Mondi\^ aftor-

, boon {n th e Lc^tlm Atv mioc a t- In r - ,, bfdfto. ^- Tho In jured mAa wore early ycx(orday .

‘ . «/ternoon rccolved a t a li^ iU a l hero f l f tho' end of a 'joiirnoy Involving al-

■ « M t'In e re d lb h hardihip*. , ,11i A ttending ph y sU ia u today oxproti-, . ; «d tlv® ‘beU tt tiia l bo th ireaW reeo^«r.

BO D IES F E P ? Q K 8 0 pi'y rp u ROOK , .

Both men suffetod oxtentlvd voundi i/j aod thc lr b o d i e s .U t o r a l l y peppered „|i w ith thousands o f parUelea o f lo f t n o k 1 iu] aont flyinff by tBe ezploslon. Van A I-! ,u( d o n 't le ft liapd was ao sQTorely Injnr- n,i »d th a t i t (Was n eeeu arz to removo tho Indox finevr. Tbo tondoni a t tho b a sk ' 01 c f tbo hand w ere lovorcd by flying frflpncD t/of foeV. ■ ', Dr, E ^ e s , a physician a t Jofbldgp;! fiavo f l ^ t old atienU on to tbe men . •oon a (t« r the > aecldent and aeeompa- , nied them on tho rlgoreus Jonraey b e te .! Tho fae t. th a t thU a tten tion w«» »t»U .i ablo in th is a a n n e r ta beUeTod to bave . . Rlvon tlio in itttod a e a th a lt ftltuiM for

, ovoatual w eorery . : -

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n i r t y . n e n aaiUtod in tho ta sk of removing tho .la jn ro d m en’ from t io ye,ts ln b down a long ateep doeline to J a ^ nubidge tbrotigb two foo t o f ligh t ano^ ly ing on to p o f erurted anow th a t was ^ii 4 b p laeei fon r foot o r o o re In . depth. ,,,

■I' ^ 0 Injored n o n were brooght dowa on ,.1,, ^ ■ llg h t,« Jo d i;i2D rtm t# d fo r tho pnrposo.

• A doien mcil d r J B j r t ^ t tbo ile d w bilo, i„ f e tb e n held I t b a e k ' t o ^ r o a t too

Id dcaeent, and a,•acoro • m o r e o f mon : >|rdnl ahead in an W o m to b re a k -n j

M IL Tbo a tart f r ^ ^ V a r b i d g e wna ■■ I ^ d e n t 10:30 p. m '.>3IA dnr:nud tUe ^ ; i9« r u y . thioUffS U n 'W a t ' f t m Jm ;

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w ii , f r o m poinV tnj\4® I n .a a T* 5 M i o m o b U f c - . ; . V - «•'

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'i 'iTbe ln ju r id m en,'.lifter b rtog sedolv- or- Uen of Ihb afternoon, whllo n Burgeon

. . a ^ c y c ia p e e li^ t ben t the ir-cfforta to ^ ' ' n a k o posiible' restoration of mnngled

M y nnd vision. ■ .Indleatlona po in t to tho eonelu"lua

Ib a t the men, a t tho tlinc of the ncci- (Unt. were fatflnjt tbo ' iilast althouRli

' 'tlio m o it sovero Injurloa about the boiiy nro found on the lo f f side in cach In- atanco. I t ia believed th a t they woro ' b u t a n lo rt distance from tbo blast. .

.T h« irtopcrly la-w W eb tb e Injured : tnen-Trcro employed Is operated by the M

' Guggenheim interests under lease.

“ B R O C K W A Y D R A W S F I N E „

I ^ t e n c a la Impoiod o a Coal T liaft Bd»- p ec t ConTlctod by Jn ry .

. .Convicted i y a ju ry in probate court jl" hero yesterday nftornoon of a ^ t t y larceny-chnrgts Involving nllegod th e ft J “ o f lOOn pounds of conl, A . A. ("U np- ‘"I p y " ) Broekw fjr.w M today aonlcuced b y Probate Jbdge 0 . P . Davall to pay ? '

' ' A 'f inc o f '|2 5 nnd costa nmountlng to ,,. M8.10. I n de fau lt of paym ent Brock- J',

wny was remanded to the custody of t b t ibttlff.* B rotkw ay yoiVetilay « d l- ■ cated bis purpoae to a p p e a l^ the dls-j-* ̂tr le t court fro m 'th o jur?V % -erdict and acntenco of ih e probate c o a rt.- b l

J A C K S O i) L A K 6 C O N D IT IO N S »■

pT»clpltatloii fo r. W eek Is L a t a ' f t t fo r ' ' , 'B e a N o 0 i» a t « tn i a s L a i t7 e a r

< BU nLBY, Idaho - - Report front Uo- ran , Wyo., a t the outle t of J a e k io a 'g > L ako rc.tervoir to the reclam ation Hr>--

. leo here shows the follow ing condition:! j„ , ja ek io n l*nko atorago: A eroP t. t,,,

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