' ■ i s i' ■ ■ VO K A: NO.-803.'

I iilMEIsteiifs [tm I" .^ u i i i i iS F o mW»t Virginia Merchants Are ;■ Warned by SherifVas tff the ']

Sale of Flre Arms and |. : Explosives '

BEOKIiBY, W . V t , yp>-BomlM !■wer* exploded In fro n t e f tba ,

• lam «« of twtt aon-nnlon.m lnn* In *‘ EUseTtbe lt t« U t t nlgliL 8 u t« ,' t io o in w i t i blood bound* a rre*W i

.■ I tw o men b a t tho7 d«&7 Imovledsa: o f ih* tTlmfc Nobody w u h u r t aa _

u » resu lt o f tb« expbtlonc. . IfWATJ3H m H A S U BALES.

. MOITNDSVILLB, W . V l-, y P } -■ A f * precM U onary m e m ro - ddr- .

IttK tba m iners ' itzlko, B berlff H u - I le tto n d C h le fo fP o llM B iy w m y B # . .

, te rday .T jsltod aU eeUbUshments .1 b a n wbore firearm s and ammunl- i t to a aro told and w arned proprlet- 1

; . o n tD.MU aim* or a sunonltlon to i : ab to h to ly xellablo penona o n ^ . i > T b* action was ordered by tb e Mar- 1 : fibal eonnty board o rco a m lstien B rs, t I e n u d tb* VoiindtvQIii..elty coon- i

T , 'M A ir r q u a W O B K ' i l

8A L T .LA K E O lT y. W tili, f lflperatof* of C orbon-ronntj-'w ho hnvo H ih r ir Urad of firm hvrp mimlttoil toilny 11 th n t »fncc UomUy ncvcrnl liiindreit m tn hnd le ft Kork n t tli<’ niinrs. Iti thf> Spring Co.-yon cliatrirt-it reimrlcil th a t tbe minci liod beun' iliu t down w hile roports from othor mlBm shon'r<l fhnt they wcro w orkltip from 10 td .’!«^ r cont (if tioiinnl. Pour rompanlfs a . Tfporto'd tbn t they were w orkin? prac- ilra lljr normal;

; T A S S 3 OHABOB.i . NBW YOHK. (ff) - W ith the t r

r ival o f John L , Lowli, nrchldent o f tlio U nited M ln^ 'W ork rn o f AmoHea, Now

t i r Y ork toJoy beeame the -headqun rle ri } "-T if ' m -eU t -et^lke-' l y * .U w li.tnM b;ed JiJ

here fraRi; \yaiblDf(ton th li . Aftecnoo)^ 1 y and union leadeni predicted ho would t

tlio every e ffo rt " t o speod 'up anthra- ( , c ite irtip? ncnotlfttlon i.'' , I

I ' In tom atlonot and d iitric t memlier* nr ' j tho nnU iradte jfoneral policies commit- ]|n tco, 40 ntronKi nro arrivlnR in roiponip one to ft fftll iMiicd by Thomni Kcnncd.r, trii

,'nreiidoiit iM hc eommlttcr- T hoj, with niu 'M r. -liCwlB, will dUcuM omcrRenfiei w hirh ha>o nriicn ilnco the i t r i l u woi cnllril Sntiirdny, I t waa nnnounco^ nt onion hpaJi^uarteri. . ' •

Ono o f ihc chiof problems confront- Inir tlic rommiltpc, i t wW la lil. wns *''**

'W hether i t would nf cept tho nlleaod; ,*• o ffo ri o f BDVcrnl imnll 'Indepondent 1""' .*orannnlrii to comply w ith tho miners'

--;.11>-^lcmnnils If tlio m e n 'w u ld return to work. Commlttocmen ycatordftv ox.^— i p rc.w d doubt tliftt iiich o ffrw ^oulll b c j j "

__ considered becnuw they would nefoi-j *■slt^to nejtotlfttlon n f ncpnrnto contrnclit,**?''' n policy heTrtoforo'dlsnpproved by the Intem atlonnl orRanlMtion. they said.

Mr. Lo«riii nlso Is rrp w tc d to nld tho '<} fonimittffl lo docisc plnns for cnfnrdnc Ihp strik .' Ih sfnii-iinionhed d istrirts where, n.-rordinc tn unverified reports reccivn l ycrtcrdny, iirodnclion hn* con- J“*‘ tinued elnre (he snipcnuion order be- • im e effiictlvp.

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. . . nln-------Mr

P a c k e r S t e p s f r o m T r a i n 'W ith fH< K o K n o w lo d g o t h a t M o th e r

o f C h i ld r e n H a s D ie d Mr-------^ oth

' CHICAOO, (/P) — Mr*. Louis P. ‘p«Bwlft, 02, wlfo nf the president o f the hntSw ift & Company, died suddenly a t her ®f‘ liomo todny followlnjf nti'lllnoss o f only

4. a few hours. H er husbiind, w ho 'w as cd. - Toturnln(j Irom a bunincu tr ip to Ilnno- on■ lulu, stepped from tho train hero w M - “nf

,o u t knowlnit o f h ls w ife 's death. '' M ti. ow lft ap |»ared In ROOd health

.la s t niRht, dlnfn^ and playlnR frames '''w ith tho family un til sho retired . Pliy- 0 1 s ic u n s wero called a t 11 o 'clock lu tn ifh t a f tr r she hhd suffered from a mnviolent coiiRhlni? nttnclc.' Bhe died a n><> few honrs Inter. .

Tho mnrrlaeo of Mrs. Sw ift, formerly m IMis* Id a May Butler* o f RolllpB ?rnl- M

■ rlo, Ind., took plnee September I>, 1R90,Sho Is inivlved l.y Mr. Siv'f* "od four ••children. ^ ( jp

IDAHO PIO N E ER D IE aPO C A T E L IA Moll". W —

A. Tuppcr. onp of the pioneer residents o f Pocntollo-nnd for the pnst fe«- year* jnstico of the penco, died thin forenoon, ^nhortly a fte r lieintr removed to tho pen- or*rrn l ho,i]illiil, pneumonia hobg— tho ree

' cnusc. . "HP— •------------- Ihe

INSTA LL NEW PRESIDENT. tlir SALT LAKK CITY. Utnh, (yP)-Dr. ills!

Gi-orco Tliomn", n native Utabnn nml nor ffMdunte o f Ilnrvnrd. wn* formerly In- rrs *tallcd n« prenlclrnt of tho University tim

• of Utnli bere todny.

- ID A H O W EA TIIB IU . •Tnnl^lil fn ir; Thurs.lny fnlr nnd to

warmer. . ’

mmi l W lDINMNESDischarged Employe

Shoots Down 3 Men BeforeJj_e is Killed

cm fiA Q O , w ) - C ii.tlf . Pul- flold, coraKed over boioi; dliehari;. n , cd by :liC'Joneii foundry company,

, today ruihcd Into tins offlcc of H.'J . ' Powers, superintendent, shoot- inc ' wildly from n plitul In cach bond and In a b rief rol^n of terror, k lllrd oiip nmn, wniiiided th rcr oth­ers nnd thou was shut to death hy Power*.

Folficid entered tlie offlro ru n - inc and yellln;;, and as ho opened firo thuac in tho room rushed fo r g cover. J'fin’cre ducked dow/i be- t hind h h desk and taking n pistol t from it oiH'iicd firu un Falficld who 5 fell n f tr r the f l r t t ahol. X

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British Accept View , J ' Advanced by Hughes i

thn■- U INDON. m - A rt rp l .w |. Ijy ’ i till' Uritisli Rovornfticnt o f the Am- ' erlcan views pertaining to . thi>

. tnhint.-nnnco rests uf tho Anierlcoii arm y of occupalloq, ns expounded:; In tho icccn t no le 'o f Bccrelary' o f „ Btato n-JBhcs to tho allies, has lieeu Infrtrmally conveyed lo tiio Amer- * lean jovurnm ont, nlthouRh n for- mal noto o fflrla lly confirming the ^ rc ncfeptnntc hn* not yot heen dls-'

' patched, f. r, her

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C h r o n ic le o f M is s R a p p e 's ” ?

D e a th - Z■ .. not

SA K raA N O IM O , CaL‘ { /P ) - ^ B o»*» C. (F»tty ) Arbtt«*lB look ! f!

:< J J ^ lW d J » .h l* » o jp j> h > li ' '< 9day ... ‘‘f ; In tb e t b i r d 't iU l 'o f « m inslaogli- te r c lu rgo against him resoitlng I,,, from th e death o f Miss V irginia ", Rappe. ..

• A rbu rkh followed Dr. OeorKP Frank- Iln Shloli, defense mcdlenl expert, nnd } ? i ono of the defense niienlsts In tbe f irst 1“ j tr in l o f H nrry K. Tlinw for th r allcKcd m urder o f fitnnford White. “ 5

Accused Man Smiles. O '. , „tn( A rburkle (uiiiled n* hr took . tbp bo*

stolid. Ho snid lie kiioiv Mlm'-ilappe for flvc 'yon rs . He arknowlril(tcd be- m l Ini; pre-ii.ntint tbe |>nrty In the Hutcl \ \

I Ht. Francis in which b'e I* iillcccd to ltn?l llinvo fntnlly iiijiih'd Miss Itniipc. He ' ' nnid he hnd Invited 11 f < ^ -o f tlic AM p irs ts . . ■ ' „

P in , wlilskev nnd ornnj;r Juicr were servrll at thi- pftrty, bp drrlnrcd. • ,j “ B roak fiist" wnji served .nt ,1: |i. m..

i*whilQ most of the irurnts w rrr tlierr, He I'f , loft the rconi In w blrh the ciimla were ' nt 3 p. ni.. nnd w ent Into hi* own room _ to dress for nn eripicem cnt with Mrs. ,

[Mny Tntilir, n fripnd, he,*nld.I “ I went intr> iny licdrnnni nnd lock- ' l"d tiic .lo o r ." bc anid. “ I went tu the • i bathroom nnd the door struck ‘"onir- ithlnir. I 'onliod In nnd saw MIm Itnppe on thn (lonr. She wiiji holding bcr I,,

|*tomnrh mid nionnliij;. I'” *“ I (ffivii-her sonip ivnter nnd nikrd

|iC there wni<'miytblnK I miild dn for J jlirr, She r n id , ' I Wlint tn Iny dow n.’ I , 'rn rried brr to a bed nml returned tn ' ‘,‘r. the Imtb. W hen I camu nut into tho room Vlrclnitt wn* on the flonr. I m a in , tdncod her nn the bed and went out for , „ Mrs. nam bina Mnude Pclmnnt, her ? friend nn'd'Viie n f th e (fursts.V . “ A nnmber o f the euc*ts came into ,,

Iho room, Inrludlni; Miss Allco Tllnkp,Mrs. Delmont. Ml*s Zev I’rp\'()st nnd others. Mis* Rappe *at up ou tbn bed I I tearlnjr her clothe*.' H rr slcr've'w a* I n hanirlnir b .t^n thread nnd I pulled it Ul

" I w ont ou t o f thn room nnd return­ed la ter . U iss Rappe was l.rlne nudo on the bed. I tried to cover her up ' and Mrs. Delmont tried to stop me. I said to Mrs. Delmnnt: ‘Shut un or I . wlll throw ynu nut the window.' ’ * >

m io witnes* said hr wns drr"«ed io j . a Inunifinz rnlie aiid painma,«. Ilo de- P 3 *rribed th r siimmnninc of th e aMistnnt m a n n e r of thn hotel nnd of tlir re­moval o f MIm Rnppo tn nnothrr rnom.

nilNEHniSllCT rb.ui

--------- . nfOommisaionora of Murtaugh Em

and Twin Falls Boarda in . . Joint Seasion

—— byMenib'Ti! o f the hoard of rorniuirininn- li’ur,

CM of tho Murtflui’li hii’liwny d lil r ic t, ;ni,jrerently e icated nut of. tc rrllorv.jjrj'v i- fijgiiiUPly 1u''tiidrd w itbln the bniindnrlrs of jmfIh e 'T w in Fnlls liiRliwav dintrirl. and f.nnitlir roDiriiiK'.Ionrrs o f fhr Twlji Fnlls Td islrirt WHP to meet b r rr th h nfter- slornoon in loiiit seaion to selert nppmis- ncjrrrs to d.-lcniilnc the hnsh of distrlbu- «tnttiou of I'ropcrty nnd Indrhtrdurai ns trie l.rlivVi'n the rn rrn t nnd new d istrirts,I'rocced lnc " f the mecllnij we,re to be funicovrrnrd bv provisions of law reljiMn^ forfn the'^crcotion of new blRhwa>“ ls- «1dtr ie ti. • •• . , reai

O C lA T E D P R E SSN E m

.LLSTW IN r A U .8 , IDAHO. 'WED

BiSHIIflTE’RKSOEBIcoNipsy

Bases Her Demand for Interest Due Her From Allies on the 1 Statement She Must P'ay^ United States

LONDON, (ip) — Tbe^- B rltlih EOTernment b u addxeaied « no te to tbo alifes d e d a rln f t b i t o w ln ; to tbe fac t t b t t O m i B d ta la b u to pay tbo in te n i t o& ber deb t ta tbe irn ited SUtee, the r e so re a to ber> le lf th e cU b t.to caU on tb e tU iei in t a n to pay tb e in te rest on tbe lr w w do^t* to Q reat Brita in.

In this connection It is pointed out th n l Oroat Britain Is now fully prepai- _ cd to pav the interest duo to tho Uni- •tPd Stptc*. . I

Asreement. Sooa Lapees.

Tho tbrec years ' a^rreeroent bctWoi'a ' G rrn t Britain and United flts te i'lap scs . Mny IS, from which time In terest on th e deb t due by Oreat B rita in to lhe United 8tnles brains to nccrue, so thnt Orent Drliuln will pay six m onths’ In­terest tbo cominfT fall. Similarly tlir ■flRTcement between Great .B ritain nnd ber debtois ten'ninntcs qlmost Immedl-

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. PttANOB WANTS DELAY. _I 'A l i l i WP) — The IV ondj.r^p ly 'lo

tho Britlu'i note roncem inn paym ent of In terest (ii;'w nr lonns by Englnnd is likely to b r thnt tho f]ucstlon Is bound u|i with thnt of the In tera llied debts, whicb must .be dealt w ltb as n whole, snys thn Kcho do Paris, quotlnt; a woll- info'rmed -suurce. Plere meal .paym ent will onh’ luunpcr Ib r se ttlem ent, thv reply will say.

Tho .qritlsh communication nolified F ran re th a t the three .vears’ conyon- r tlon oxpirlnjr a t an early da te would ^ not bo renewed.

Tl>o undentandlnR In French official clrelcs' 'jas been th a t the wbolo (jues- lioa o f tho Intera llied dobti w iil eomo D p w B ^ n ; tfc * i# l tl* tl» e o f-< } iM tB rl: lain ns the result of tho Amorlmn fundlntr bill whirh renulroi paym ent ot Interest on th e U cC T T o rih e n lllci to the Unlled Slates. : As a ll theao obll- cations nro linked toKCtber, i t Is hold In Frenrh circles Ihot a settlem ent bc' tw ren nny two countries reqnlres a Rcheral ndjustment.

The British fnreicn office is under­stood tn l-.nve Informed tbo Frencb am- bnsandor in lyindnn tlm t the Brltlih . t;qvprnnienl will brlnjj tbo.question up. ^ I C n i le Frenrh forrldn u fflrr drclarcd n, H bny nn formal notn on the subject [ in ' y r t b rrn preaented.

AMERIOA WITHOUT D fT O E M A n O ^

WASHINGTON, 1). C.. (/P)—Boyond ^ prea*.report* of Great B rita in 's prepn- rntlnn to becin tlie pnvmont of Interest upon her five billion dollnr xvnr debt |<i thi* rountr.v. tb r trensury Is ns ye t pj wlthmit informntlon on the RUbjrrt. „i

G rrn t Britain, offirLM* snid tndnv, f,, bn* b rrn reported na laying nside 23,- ),j :On0,0ri{l jiound* iu her Im dcc t-for this .vear to n rc t Intcrcat. pii.vment* fo this . countrj-. Tn O rtnbrr th r f irs t semi- nnnuftf Inierest paym rnt will fnll due al n flp r the rxplrntinu of tlie tlirrc-ycnr i" prrlod duriiic whicb by mutunl tinder- itnndlne Intrreat on th r d rb t wns de­ferred. • 8f

On April IS, th r deferred lnterc*t hr due from firctit B rltnin,'officia l* said, will amount -to npproximalely $015,- br 000,(100, lull thi* *um, ll hn* been un- in derstood, would bc the sub.Icrt o f fnnd- in(; nrcotlatlon* nlonjt w ith tho priori- pal of tho ilebt when tho new debt com mission beplns worklojt nn t a Rcneml lo liquidation scheme. w

IPlilLESS;Family, of. Dead Emperor De­

pendent Upon Charity of European Nations j

PARIS, m - Tlir council of-am - b.issador(i todoy took up the question of provldini; for lh r fam ily o f px- Emperor Ckirles o f Au*trln-IIunsnr%-, whn died In exile. In M adeira laat Snt- ^ tirday. The nllirs are rrndv to confrlb- ,ule to the 'support of .th e 'fn m ilv , bul some of the countrlr* tlm t I.eueflttcd '’J by pnrt* of Ihn fnrfune nf the ' Ilaps- ^ burc*. inrbidluj- CrrcliO'Slovnkln nnS Iru.Tn'S'nvin, 'rtrr drclnrrd to hhve re- J*' fused tn ' rrV sse for fhi* .luirpouc nny [jJ imrt of the iiroprrtv of 'the imperial «v fnmilv tha l wn*Jmnded ov rr tn tbem. ib

TIip nml)n"»ndor» postponed n deci- slon on Hi( nursllon. tirndint; further j,, ncRotlntl'ins, Thr allic*- n rr under- •tood to d ftrnn ined H in t'th e cnun- of tries which rerrlvrd pnrt n f the former ^ AtiMro-Hiiui-nrinu Irrr ilo ry shall aa- eo Mime li shnre of th r burden in raring wi fo r the ex-ruler’s children and his widow. • Rumania, i t Is s la ted , has al- ready conaented to bear^-ber share. in

SPAPER IN TW IN FALL

DAILEDNEgDAT, A PIU L 6 .1 0 2 1 '(

Gotham's Streets ] Jazz Hence Yo

'NEW YORK, (/Fl - When Jo- soph Yohnaon saw the corner of Lexin;:(ou avonuo nnd Ninety-sev­enth i t r te t going around like a merry-K('-round^ la s t niRht, his bet» te r j u d ^ e n t told him bo oueht to bo pimhhed for tbo w ay hls worse' Ju d i^ en t had been behaving la tho mntter o f ohejing problblUun lawi.

So Iio looked up and down tho whlrlini; streets fo r a policeman.There wnr nono in 'slBbt. H e shuf­fled over to the police siffnal box,

AGRiGULTURAl COMMIT! VOTES MUSCLE SH

WASHINGTON, I). C„ sumptbiii o f w ork on Ibu slgantle WKsoji dam a t Muscle Shoolt, Ala.,under ehargo of anny engineer* tawas recommended today by the p l

. aeoate agrieulturo committee which wlvoted uusnlmously to press an op amendment to tho arm y supply bill leiproviding an appropriation of |7 ,- HiSOD,000 lo finance 'work oa tho dam po

A s s a i l a n t C r u s h

F i v e - B o y s a n c

CONCORDIA, Knn., (ff) — The­odore Tremblay, lS ‘year-old farm ­er. boy was slain with an axe al his homo lost n ight, thrvo broth­ers, 14, l i and 10 yenrs old, ro- spectivolv, oro nenr death with the ir hends crushed, and tbu fnther of the loys, L. J . Tremblay, a trus­tee o f Shirley townnhlp and on- '

TOIlESTim 1' liKIICTIOr

Detroit Court Orders Probe to■ Leam Legal Residence of

Oliver. Morosco

a tton u to tbcr 1^*1 reeldosee of O llrer UoroseO, ih e a tr lc tl producer wbo v m m arried a t San ta Ana,Oal., S iR ird iy to M tx Selma Paley. Loi-A jiselel a c treu , b n t tbroe day* a fte r ue w u gran ted a d e cn e of 7 dlTorce bere from bi* f i r s t w ife. '* waa orderod today by Circuit Judge H airy J . D ingeman of D e tro it

' Edward Polorney, friend c f the court was- Instructed to make the invcstiga- lion In on e ffo rt to Icnrn w hether nr not coll'ielon cxl*tsd.

Claims M lcblgon Residence.Morosr.1 filed divorce proceedings

ni;iin*l lus tlrs t wife, Annn T. Mitchell severnl iiioiitlis njio. using his fnmilv nnme, Oliver' Mitchell nud .giving hU residenre as Blonmfirbl Hllla, a Detroll auburbnn itiRtrirt. In bl* bill o f com­plaint be chnrcod hi* wife witb "nog - • g ln g " Ill'll, cnntlng rcflcrtions oo his ^ huaine** nbilitv nnd "ir>-ing to bend v him to her w ill,"

W.lfo Names Co-respondent■ The wifi' filed ft crosa bill i'or divorce alleging i nielty nnd infidelity nnd nam­ing as ro rrspondciit Miss Palr.r, whn now i* Mrs. Morosrn.

Moroaru 'n'lnrried bia fit*t wife In Snn Frftni'larn, Drcrmber l-l, lfi07. Ho bns n son, W alter, 2.1 vrar* old. •

I t la iindersfnod here th a t Mofo*co . bna settlc,l «200,000 upon his f irs t wife in lieu, of nlimnny.

SATS H B L IV E D IN DETROITSAN FUANCISCO, (/P) — Oliver Mo- \

TOSCO, Investigation of whoao residence ■ w u ordered today by tho c ircuit court 11 In DetrotV, said today Ihat up to " a i l month or two a g o ," he had been a resl- | | dcnl of l> ttrolt fo r two nnd ono-hnlf years. A -month or two ago he moved . to Loi .Angeles a n d ' bought o home there, ho snid. ■ H e said ho knew noth­ing of any court Investigation of tho

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--------- V hnB ti l lo t W o u n d M u a t T o ll T a l e a s of

L ip a Qf V ic t im a r o S t i l le db y D e a t h ' ki

IDAHO FAU.S. Idaho. fff^-O uy Cnrl tb Nelson nna Clrde Fl NtlKm. brothrni. helJ In Ihr nonncvUlc county Jnll on tichnofo of miinlcr .ln connection wllti ttift , ‘nhootlnit Ot a A. nrowTjInit Iiuii Nevcm- >nli«r 26. cntrreJ plena of not ctillly whrn of nrmlenrd In Jl*(rlct court hrro ycstrr.(lay nfternoon. ,

llmn-nlnir. Ihe nsed proprietor of a »tib- “ eurlwn crocorr. re f in r j to itimw up Iila pahnnila wIirn.liandliB entcrcil bis alore n« fg Iir wna cauntlnR hi* nwncy on a-ttunltyevrnlnir. hut Inairnd licmn, stiooilnir ni ,tlie.lntruilrm. Fivn bulloi* *truck Brown- beIne mill h r -ahot one of th r Inlnnler*. Cl Uuy Cnrl Nelaon wan Inter found In hla hrotlirr'a liomn, infferlnR from n bullet wounil and nt tho preHmlnnry hcarlnirorfleera iciiirieil iliAl (hr hulirt extmot* G(ed from hla body o m o from Hrownlnsi'i ot mm. He wn* bonnd over to the distrTot eourt on a murder eiianre. The brother ,wn* niK) ftven a henMnB nnd waa beund Odnvrr on the w mo chnrgc. Tiolh have be«n naheld tn thr county-Jnll wllhout bond. . i ,.

nrownlnir was formerly of Oeden where {*“hr wa» In busineu 'fa r many yeara. Bt

L L S c d v N T Y

[.Y Nlt Whirl C iddy T Johnson Calls Cop \

. took down /he receiver nnd when headquaricrs antworcd, ho said:

“ Sergeant, this Is m e - Pleiup ' send’ ii (Op to rcmovo nvso lf . My-

le lf U annoying mo simply a w fu l."Tho lights flashed on neighbor. .

ing. signal boxes. Quickly ilx po- lleomen eamo running.

“ O tflecrs, do your d u ty ," eom -., (' aandod Mr. Yohnson.- 'Hioy did. ; They reamed th a t Yohnson, n deal- | c r in h>ps and malt, had patronized I himself. 1

Ho wus haled into polico court today and let o ff w ith a <3 fine, q |

ITTEE UNANIMOUSLY SHOALS APPROPRIATION

for ono year beginning next Ju ly 1. ' ' 'Committeo membera agreed with

Chalrmna N orris tbnl the action was I taken solely In order to expedite com- 1 pletlon of the project nnd w aa,entirely ' w ithout prejudice to tho offers fo r ils operation, completion, purchase or j lenso received by tbo government from ■ Henry Ford, tho Alabama Power com- i pany and Frederick K. B ngttrum . J

ihes Heads of ,J ad Their Father ‘j

. . oflo ther elgbt-year-old son, wore in< LO ^ured. Th’o assnllnntJi arc uo* un

A fter the nttnck Ihc slayers set In f lro to th r liousc nnd bam . Neigh­bors seeing tbe biaxr early th l i M moin'lng, w ent lo tho Tfcmbldy. »home und rescued tho uneonscioui uivictims. . hn

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JO B S , S A Y S R E P O R T ( i r

r^ . , G D M M IS S IO N C H A IR M A N

WA3H1NGT0N. D. C.,(/P)^Em . lio

ployment conditions tbroDghout the ' . 'rountry continue to improve, ae- tincording to reporti rrcrived dorlnir ml

) the past ten day i hy th e prval-' miden t'a conference on unomploy- bement, A rthur Woods, ehairm an of imtho- emorgeaey eom nliiioD, ;aa* do

. , nounced. tod»y. . fc' , . wi' " T h e upward t r e n t i ,^ ‘M r. W Md*' v i

.-aa ld ;'.‘ srh llo '^o t t r e a t , itiJJ eon- iti tln iics 'to ’Tioni, w H m ilo n tn n b ff nf-* ' W Jobs availablo s llg h lly ' in c rr^ ed ,coupled wllh a eofreiponding do- . ■crease lu the number o f applU asta ,. p n most boprfiil s ig n . ' ' '

Three Mauds ScoreYktoriea; One LoseBX i

\ S l’UlNOFIELD, III., (/P) — !*“ r Tbrrc Mauds won victories over-,

main rnulcndcrs in, Snngamon rDuntv elcctinns yesterdny. They , •'*' w ere 'M nud Flfxhugb, elertcd col- J"'

• lector il. Nonml, Mnud Owens, clerk,‘ Lniir.'ivlltc, nnd Mnud Unrnes; col- ' o" lecfor. Pawnee. A fourth Maud wns •

• defented, She n^ia M.aud fltevons, J’'* ' cnndldnle for clcrk o f Pleasant • 'i"• Plains,

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. TACOMA, Wash.; (/p) - Radio ,, entered pollllr* for tho f irs t time

In Ohronin’s hi.<tory lnst n igh t when , twn cnndidntes ft>r mnyor, spcnkln i I, from tho brnndrnstlng stntion of / i .

tho Tn'comn Ledger d istributed tlic . opening cnrapnlgn addrcases. I l Is p ■ planned tha t two more cnndidates

will bo heard tomorrow n ight, con- tlnuing unlil all of Ihe 12 prim ary ' canilldatch Imvo spoken. ,jp.

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: U P lp ii^C a m p a ig n O p e n e d in T e x a s t o

P r e v e n t W h i te M a s k e d M e n “

H o ld in g P u b l io O ff ic e '

- - ' ' - beDALLAS, Texas, (,^>:-i)allft* todny ^

- had a new ciganlxatlon aa an outgrowth pri 3 of rrri'n t flogging* here, the Dallas vn

Couiity C iiiiens’ league, w llh theavowed pjrpnaA to oppose th e Ku Klux (hi Klnn in linllas m untv ns Rummariud in th r rcaolution ndon{rd last n ight n t gtr

•I the organiM tlon publle mass meeting, ml ■. " N o in .u .b rr of the Ku Klux Klau he. '' should bc ]>cmiKtcd to bold any officc dg . in ynur Kl;iti', nml we pledge' thu people tbi n of Tein,H tbnt 'we will not cncourngo or wl• vntr for i.iiv rnudblnte for offire who an- . belong* lo Ihp Ku Klux Klnn, ^vho s.vm- ,11' a p a th iirs wilh It or who hni- ftpologlzcd tin• for tho orgftuirntlon or Its ne ts .” . '

A pcrmnnrnt committeo of nine mcm- mt . ber* nndnr tbo cbalrmnnaliln o f M. M. fr( t Crani' todny tonk up its f irs t day « f nn• exeeutlvc wtirk nf the leaeue. On tho be IT commillce wilh Mr. (>nne are former no• Governor {I. Ik Colquitt and Bcvorol wa ■ o th o r’prominent men. . qu J Last .iiRhl’s meeting hcnrd severnl ' a addresses. An overflow gnlhering wan Da n Addressed outside In fro n t o f the e lty to- hail auditotlum ; where tho meellng wo4 thi

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E W i'lFEIO B F IT S CENTS I;

TiEEFORCi! PiBEiLi i (iliEOL BECK iCounty Authorities, Military j

Commission and Dry Law f Sleuths are All Busy Running I; Down Clews

OKLAHOMA 0 IT 7 , Okli^ (/P)— r Preparations were made today to • ' laoncb tlire* u p a ra t* In^oiilet Into tb e eront* n iro n n d ln g tb e death o f L len tenaat Oolo&el Paoi W anl r Beck, pioneer arm y aTlator and m . ; sls tan t eo m n in d an t o f-P o st field, ' '■ F o rt SUl, Okla., who w as klUsd In tb * la t te r ’i bome bare early Vte rd a y wben, according to Day, i.

w u itcoggUag with Mis.

U civil Inveatlgatlon by eonnty a a > thbrilies will detormlDO the ehargei to bei filed ngnlnst Dny. ' ‘

K m ilitary coiaralfsion of throe army officers, heaJIJd by M ajo r T hom u a 'J Ldttthier, will como hero Fridoy o r S a t ) !" tirray , accordlog to an annonneem iigr i a tjP o s t field, and inveitigato the kUl- t in, . ■

L th ird inquiry got under way whoo -iT ' M F. Meadows, federal prohlhl{ion di- rc to r fo r Oklahoma, began to check ',i UJ to asecrtnin whether liquor m ight '■ hnVo hnd a p a rt in th e .p n rty which pr ceded tho killing of L ieutenant ’<Co onei Beck. f

•• A 'w alt Ooroner’i l a q n ^ , ^( nunty officlala toilay were ruaolng

dortn varlons angles of tho tragedy but nn th tbo coroner’s inquest Slilarday, Foriyst n iighcs,_founty attom oy, nc- j iiouiieed he. would not decide tho ques- i' lion lo f lillng ;chnrge i agn in it'D ay . {.

“ raasniueh o l I enonot tay n t th is , time w bat tu rn th e eoronor'i Inqncst f may ta k e , i t ' l i possible th a t e ither !i m anilauifliter or a murder ehargo may be filed flgalo it Mr. Day fo llo w ^s tb e Jnq®Ait,’ ’-tho eonnty ottorney said; *'T , H d o > 4 t koow w hether U r. ^ y or hie ;.i. w i^ . l th rf other, w iln e tt to ,th * k iillB i;-'-•)< will t ik t f i l ie stand a t thftt'tlaBx The s ta te could n o t force o i th e r t * * t l f c r , {« to r*JMi»<>t deiife;vI*r~~--..w s;^vv.

./M ay H o tT ertifir .' iV.''.I f )ay and M l w ife'deeilne W ,take

ih a s and a t tb e inqueet, H r. 'Hofihea. polhtdd out, bo rould tbeii file a charge, of ,’mtird'.T.

iV lekils <if D ay deelared noithor he r nor^ h li w ife would testify a t th e In-

** l)\iyl ip an Interview, dnclarod he had '.not thought of killing Beck when v ho n tn rn e d to h ls home, -and ho a 1- Irgex, foand tho arm y offieor a ttacking M rs.'D ay. H ls only intent. Day *ali, waa tn drivo Beck from his homo. H e fenred Brek might bo armed, ho aald, and fq r th U reason obtained a revolver.

D ny i'irc ln red when ho cneountorcd Reck, \b o nrmy officer drew back ono hnnil l i t was then, D ay,said , th n t h o ' i struck ^ e rk on tho hctid with tho re ­volver. I The disehargo of tho weapon ’ wn* n rr(dental, ho ossert«d. O ffic ia ls .' declared U appeared th a t Im pact-oftho blow w nA suffieiont to eauso death. I t > wns th o u ^ t th a t tbo bullet 0IS9 pono- tralcd tbe sirm y o ffice r's bend.

Lovkd Back u Brother.'Declaring ho " lo v ed Beck like a

bro ther,’’ Day asserted ho acted os most a n y .“ red blooded Ameriran who' finds hta confidence violated, hls hoiiio invaded nnd bis. faithful wife insulted nnd violently n tU ck ed ."

A sLttement \ n j o from Mrs. I ^ y ' early today g iv in jr.to r tho f irs t tim e,.' her vision of tbo killing. Bho wna on*, d r r tho cure of a nurso;

" B e rk vlaiteil our b ^ o on numer­ous occavlona," Mrs. D a y i a l l ‘‘ How­ever each tim e bn called,'previous to Monday i-igbt, he acted u a nn tle m an . fom lng Into our homo .merely aa a friond, and ono whom wo w er t glad to seo because of h li « n la llty . W* .great­ly enjoyed-bavlng him, ioa im uth 'aa be waa brillian t and an aee ep t^ Ie o ^ i - tloQ to ony company.

, T eih“ Early T uesday’ monibg,''.h'oVreTer,'

n fte r Mr. Dav le ft in tha aatotnablle to take the other m esU homo, bo'.ieU ea me by tlio w rists and threw, one .ann around mn. I t w u '» to tal snrprile to mr. N olhing Uko th a t ever, occnrred before a u l I ' was [dumbfounded by Ijl.* actions. As ho held mo he made, im­proper proposals to me, I- strugglln'g vainly to free myself from his gmsp.

“ I t WIS wbllo I w u thus stm ggllng th n t Mr. Dny opened the door and walked in. Ho Immediately wont np stnirs. I* seems to mo th a t several' minutes muat bnvo passed before- I heard him coming down tbo a ta ln again, f remember very distinctly th a t he wns standing on tho landln,; w llh n piHtol in bis hands. When I f l n t aaw him 1 ^vns terrified. I remember d lit ln r tiv tb a t I screamed several timr*. ' „ ■ '• " A f te r thnl I remember notElng ao ro . W enkenrd by the slniggle to frro m^•*pl from Beck’i grosp, I felt mvaelf fain ting . Tbe wholo room l>efore mv eves nnd passod nw ay.' O lo noxt th ing I remember la tha t lomo one wns undressing m<i and telling tse to bu quiet— th s t I needed re s t

" W h a t happened a fte r I . s a w Mr.Day on th e landing tho ro /1 *m unable to tell. I . ju s t remember th a t every­th ing se-.Tncd to dim before my ey?« and fad e ! o n t ” ,.

' Boimi “III r IIP iW i n t e r R a i l r o a d i n g i n R u s s i a I s . J

N ig t i t m a r e W ith t e a l c y W o o d ‘ B u m l n g L o c o m o t i v e s ;

BE ZH O IT, B un ia , (/Ph-A n Amori- , can who had Bpcntfolir days and niRliti

in a poQttrj’ m r OQ a frclgLt tra in holilup by ft D nkota blljiRard or had been ftrapped by a aaowtlorm for a a eaual tloDf^b o f time in a tnvrlltiK monliby Pcagc, WDii'.i have Romo’Idra o f tho cx- *

. jxncDeee som ttlm es Q&ecu&leiti\ th is ^w inter by AmorlcAn relief worker* aii 1 •bther travclera from Riga to U okow. '

n m n BonlHa' J. . In Ihtf &nmmor on ‘ 'o x f ir c u " iiehad-

r>y uie Avera'^iag; about 48 h o m if main- S i ' ta ined b rtw een niRa anil tho R u u ltn

capital, b u t In tho winter, when laotv ' d rif ta in to tho cut* and xero eold makes

i t almoBt .'nipoMlbto to keep op itenin ' , ; in the leaky , wood-hurninct locomotiveji.

tho tr ip ru n i anywhere frorn 70 to 100 ! honrs, m o it o f w hieh 'are npent not in {'

' moving bu* la waitinj: to move.; • One or lw o .* 'th rou(fh '' cor*, Reaeipl' w I ly w ithout uphnlnltry but reinoooblv ^ > elcan, a t the «taTt o f the voyaRO, a i t * ® i operated on tho bJ-wcokly. trains. They I aro eom pittm ent c an , having a dozoO I OT so iit tlo Tooms -with BlecpioR bunW« r l I fo r fonr o r two penon*. OJ Oa oaa recen t tr ip tho arernKC wot I seven p«r»oni to eaeh four-bnnk com- i partm ent, In which i t t occupants eoofs-1 <>d, a te b n j alept all tho n a y to Mos- ! ' eow. Thr.'c I*, o f coumc, no dinlni; enr

and hot food ia itifficult lo obtain a t P ] | any of tUo R u i la n atatioos.

'^ riadow A r« A lrU fht ,• •Russian c a« ,-in the wititar, a ro prne-

J tically RjrtiRht. Thfr only way- to onou p } ■ a window is to break one. A fte r a tiw l .

h o u n , therefore , the R c n m r atmos- { phere rew m blei tho t of n monkey c a fe g , ,2 whojo k{)flpor fo rf^ t to clean It a inro j. l l tho w in ter jitevloua, and into th is jlsJl poured smoke from pinri, e i|;srcttu«, i5 t! filjara, /umM from alcohol atoves w id ' from sp lu lteilng c in ilta .- -H irT c a re 5 'i . no electric Jifflita nor oil lampa and t^ J ) travelers bring th e ir dwu caadloa. ; . f Ab eaeli trave le r trSnjra hla own bod*I din(( and food for tho tr ip , in additlou ?\ ■ to somo lupplIca fo r uio w ithin Buisih

and hla o rdinary traveling luggago, the 1 • corridors and compartmenti o f tho oar.

a re ao clu ttered th a t th r p a s se n f tr i C ■ have to ita n d edgewlie to, movo fSom Chi

placfl to 'p la c e . FAt men w ith lArge En( atomacha ^ ry themaolvea Into 4hcU plot compartment* and stay there. clai

The bunks fo r aliening are lix ifeot co-« .long and Ihrce foet wWe. W ith w ver. com in one eom pnrtm ent three of tho bunka oro occupied by tw o peraona each. , K

CTOw««ug to th ia extent, bowovori is ___n o t eommoo. When it doea occur, wn- men paaaengers fa in t, winilowa nro bro

I V vi open lind tho ntmoapliero relieved,•I gener^Iy abopt tho third Jiight o u t

I rawOiDN I I IHtSmilflCOIfTI Balanced Eatlon ProvoB-HolpM I la Tost Uade by AmoricoAI WomoA Food Oheioist

II M ANfLA, p. 1., (ff) — One huijdred ji a n d .ten lupera oo Cullon’iilnnd tj‘Jtui''I

from one tg ten pound* oich in /tn rc nil .week* under the influeacc of / foo'if1 rli > T by MIm H artlcv EmbreV, fi'iii< ctl'n’iiii of the Kockefoll-'r foui/.l1 MUs Em litey. •who rtMnt- to U in PWlip-I j acvernl m onthi ngo ^or ihi pi:r-I r ....... r f - l ld y in g tlic I ' f I'cl of '••'■ii*I ( K i l l nn Dip popnlnllun in d ol} 5mi-nn •; Ing tho d’l'l', hn» Just reti-niril i r , uI, th e islan-l o l ‘Oullon where .VOO l"].i-r*I t r r ronflni'd. j '- A t thl* a«cge»tion of Gnyrrno.; fJen-

e ra l \Vo(i.|, Mfits Kmbroy tfxn-rimcntoJ w ith 200 Icpcra o f tho rolijny on 'Julltni

II 150 adulN nnd .10 chlldr«{i. Tlio Irprm I; under her trrn tm ont w crJ loprtrate-l

from tho other Ippcr*,- '(jlven unifow i food o f iiiungo or f|*h for protein,

'! vegflt'aliles anil corn for eatl>»-!l hydtateif. The rhUdri'n wcrfl Riveii'jiiu.I' ginaa of milk c a ^ dny.

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a Vm 0es« H ltk t*t every p w o s ^ ^ ^ l coca

~jm l a i t l i t r . Iu*>a to»K«r M r a d l l m er« cvoaoCfUml.

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Stands for Sea Yam p; ilf is Re-elected Mayor

8T. rETBBSBURQ, Fla.,' ( f f ) - j S W V Vulv«r, m ltl-m ilU oa»ire ) . mayor of thia « ity who recently de- • . d a re d himieff in favor of ono-pleco r f l J ba th ing aa lt and tbe **aoa v a n p a " ] wbo woro them, even i f i t eost him hia offieo, was ree lee tM a t the ^ l l i yealerday. Ilia , m ajority waa

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Raid Store Selling f"l Wine to Schoolboys

------- theO A K U N D , Cal., (^p)—F ifteen i ta r

hiinilr^'i gallon! o f wine wero aeix- ■; Fed int a groccry atoro oppoalte the atettochnifttl high school hero a fte r .a - poTj

' policeman diiguiaed. as a prep Conschool sophomore carrying hla Thebooks ou a ( trap , had bought & gal- wa;lon- and a ha lf, according t o . n ordireport on filo n t police hendquar- Dte rs today.’ Tho pn tptS rtw wa» a r- wh;f e l t e d . . tho

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Survivor of Balaclava ’ Cavalry Charge Dies |||j

, LIVERPOOL,'(/P)—Tnimn«tcr Jam es , BWinrilinn, u aurvivor of the famous ■ Dalftrlnvn t-nvnlry charge immortaUzed by Tonnykon, died hero, aged 01. »

T«v'(i vi'ur* nco aoven can ister ahoti Wwo reniovcil froni hla shoulder, where **1 thoy had lodged for 04 yenra without cauilng rim , discomfort.

OBIIiMEPaWSflFSMlcera

F l lm a y H o u s e s a r e E a s y P r e y ovid f o r E n d e W r a t h o f T r e m . l \ J

b l i n g E a r t h ho i— — the

BBLQRADE (ff)—rate rm itton t eartli . . ahocka, which begnn on March 2.1, a re P£C eontlnu)ng in the northern section of Serbia, but with decreasing intensity. , , ,

No eaiiialtlea have been reportod, b u t , the anperatitltfua peaaant population Is alarmed. There 'w as widespread dam* f,„„ ago In the Lazareva* d iit ric t bccauso " of tho charncterlstic fllm siD ea o f tho houiea.

A numb'ir o f hoVaprlngt h&ve st&tted in tho flssurci caused by the eorth

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CniCAOO, in ., OP) - Threo largo S i lChicogo hotels httVo opened elasaea in j,„ English at their buildiDgr fo r tho ir eri>«ployea, aeeordlag to th s ChUago A»io* , elation of Commerce. The hotels a re i' co-op*aliflg w ith tho AroerJeanizntion J 'commitlTO of tb« AtsoelatloL. ' M h

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PUlip Soheidemann Zzpresaefl oi Belief that Beaotionaries ^

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CO FEN aA OEN . (/Ph -^b ll)p Schelde- w mann, le a b r of the Germon Democratie c . party , w hllr here told th r.A sioeiatod P re is th a t German m illta rito waa dead g , forover. Tho sp irit o f democracy liad leveled C erm iay to tb a t extent tb a t _ the O ennan republic could easily with- D itarid anv .reactlonory aswulta. . f l

Foreign countries, he said, oxagger- ateU .tho nolltleal im portaaee 'o f the • poWcr o f lho O crm m tcactlonw lc*. Tho CommuB.li.t’* ^ e re no renl danger either. They woro .only gradually groping th'elr way in to ;bo Qerman tr a a e o n lo n a '* ln n order to learn th e ir polItHat m anners."

Diacuaalflg tho relationa of Oermany w ith Ruwlo, n c r r Scheldemann salu tho Oemiaii goverilbcn t hod nagotlated w ith K ari Radek, RiiaaUn Soviet agent In B e r l ^

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lilUEHIIIIIIS : I tE S O in JIliB ;

. 11, niThought to. Have Had Enowl*

edge of Plan to Bob the „ Baizk UessfiDger ' od

i ' l J(' CJIICAOO, (ff) - Fred Irvine, apo* «e llcn officer, wna under a n ea t today In connection w ith tho murder laal n ight o f Patrolm an E rn e it Casildy and Phil­lip Som men, a_bnnk messenger and tbe to b b try o{ tSJOO from Sommera. Offi- cera .who arrested Irv ine aald thov had evidence of a totephono call, ho'tnado to n yonng woman ^ whieh h e dtacnaa- ed tbo killing. They also declared thnt ho was no t on h ii beat n t the timo of the holdup.

PBOTZISTANTS EO LD OO Ifra& B NgE WARSAW, (ff)—Foland 'a f l r s t T j ; .

tcatan t conference ju a t held here nnaa- cd reiolutiona of a atronir ontlonailatlo na ture arid o rganlted a Pollih Federa­tion of i 'ro lea tan t Churehei w hieh,tho W arsaw nreis woleomea aa a needed move against Qerman influence.

SZH ZBIT FX7LZIZBR BUBT.ST. L0U J8, Mo., (ff)—A broaze buat

o f th e h t« Joseph PulltM i, owner ol tho S t. I^u ia Poat Diipateh and the New York World, baa been placed on exhibition Sn Jcfferion memorial hero by the M liiouri H istorical society.

' J f p tn H as W idow's Headdrsaa. . ia p an c se widows dw lgnato :hrtn-

n W n b j liw um iH svm eal o f th r tf hair, and nlso »lcnlfy w hether they d n iro to murr}- iiKulii.

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JACKSON LAKE CONplTIDNS |||BOBIiEK, - B t p n t liom Mo-

ran , Wyo., Bt tb e outle t . o f Jaekioa Loko rejeryoir ahows the folIow;bg condition: .

JaeksoQ L ake storago: A e r iF t. _On M arch 25, ll>22.___________ 352,700 o\Same dat« a year ago...^___ L_~.S21,970W eek, e a d i ^ M arch '2S , 1022— 5,950 Same week a y e a r ago.—.;— —. 0,010

.Precipitation a t M oraa: Incbea. Woek ending .M areh S3, 192S-..; 0.27Bamo week a year ago.._____p.. 0.4SSept. 1, IPfil.tQ M arch f 5 ,1922- 18.M *“ Same period’a y fa r ago..:...--.- . - 13.23

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. --------- •Belginm FoUc /Bnrat Into Ap- “

plause when Sentence is ah Pronounced

MONe, Belgium, (ff) - Armaad Jeannca waa condemned to dm th in tho court here I u t n igh t for treaw u p5 and eaplonogo agatnat Belgium and the & alllea during tho w ar. H e had boasted m th a t bo >taa ina ttum cptal In bringing about thu crrea t and execution by Oer* w msna o f E dith Cavall, British w ar eo nurae, b u t tbla charge waa not men- t« tionod In tho ind ic tm ent against him. pi

Thero w at a burat o f applnuae in tbo courtroom when the aentonee waa pass- In od and n grent erowd outsldo Jeered co Joannea aa lib w as token to tho death cell. , ' . ,

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Surprise —lADGE au tho gcfotoplay — tho greateat si

I T k in ^ * — are at the fltw } this Friday .ty T H E U N r

liF E W S S E S lE 's ■ :POME|fflilNO] Says 8 ^ " B ld EerseU" of Him D Because of E er Infatuatiop J ' for a Eeighhor

J; BEB M E R T O N .'W aib., (ff) — M ril J Roth Plumley, aoid to havo eonfetaed J th a t sho poisoned h e r hiJabasd, Uugb 3 Plum ley, who died here n week flgo,

'M d herse lf ” o f him h w a w a -o f h « in fathation for Lyan Wood, a ndgli- bor, aeeoroing to tho widow’s awprn sta tem en t whteh waa In th o hands of P rosecuting Attorney Ray Oreenwood

J today. .n , 'Tho au thorltica have absolved 'Wood

of a ll responsibility for P lum loy’i . death. M rs. Plumley Is b o ld 'In tho

eounty ja il on a charge of f l n t degree murder. The proieeutlng a tto rney aaid aho diaeuasod calmly tho eireumstaaeos o f the nlleged polionlng.

. sT A E T s i a o E m c A L m N o " I K A2T EFFOBT TQ M B - I T“ CHICAGO, (ff) - m o n a m eihanieal u piano ho^nn grlntUng oot a gny. tu n e In 0 a darkened poolroom early ye iterday (I mom ing, i-elghbors Investigated and g WUllam ila r t in a o n ,.i 17*ycar-old negro

w as token Into custody. In the boy 'a r eourt hd '^old Judge Jacoba th a t be ot- i. tem pted to steal tho nickels from tho I. piano and accidentally atarted i t .0 A aoth-T initanee of Jasx musle bo- t- Ing respnniiblo for a y o u th 's dowafal), d commented the Judge.h ■ — ------- ----- --------

BEAD TH E CLASSIFIED ADS.

fro m P o b IoIIIc b '

the last week of our g Out Sale of Shioes for ft and Children. You

great saving event go lie closes S a tu rd ^ a t ur entire season supply wiees. ~

NOW03KNC

lU we can aupply her ^ resh groceries and ,lies, with the best of . ■ ^

^ ver dc

— PHONE-------■ ^

ORD & MOTT IhP

~ I mjroatOflt dramatic foto- '\y ()^ over eoreened-^Big tenahow— Usual adiniaalon K N Oraise in prices. botter

m't Misshe bea'his Great

Picture! -—NO

5 L F ” — By Edna

'ramatic Gem , KNO

HEUM :E and EVENING

NOWOMKNO

ought0 goods sho ever bonghtat savings wo eonfosastore jWe call tT. S. •

NITED STORES '

DAY. APRIL 5, mUghtJstDg C iafetaU , 320 lU ia .B o u tb .

T ry our qolek a e n lw . B oit laM W B - Kew u d e l e t s . - r i v . ' ^ .

TODAY AND TUESDAY. H A U H B E D i lL T A I a ;U

H e r L ove W a ? O nly t i l s B u s in ess ,

i' ■ H er atyio ana beauty were po t

' on piurado to make him look iqc- , cesaful.

He never atopped to think th a t I she m ig h t.a ttra c t other men too

much.A gorgeooa picturo of fashion

and m arried life, ^ t in New . Y otk and th e bandit hannta of

M exico.- .

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“ FRESH AIR” boMEDY.BUBTDM a o i f i a s

TBAVBLOODE

Extra! Extra! '. E lg l i t 'A f t t t t t e Sbow th B

'20tll CENTURY GtUBl ^ e n t *

.“ THE TROUSSEAU SHOP’K o o u v iu w a n u o miaa UtU

clian ntng arrajr o f f a s t e r Stylai, posM b7 » K o n of models.

BBOnLA B PEIOEfli

)OMANm w sf mnoh work sho oan save 1 a Copper WasRer—A sil> dollar puts one in yonr

10. ' .

3AH0 POWER CO.’

»■

IM ANm w ser than the woman that has ady tried one ol our Wear Silk Hoso— that thoy can't

jeat for tho price. . '

BEHRMAN’S

I .

M A Nloyi's

how well she oan look

untU she has tried on,

a Oago Hat

AT RILEY’S

I . ■

M A NOWS

how easy it is to run a Hibbard - Lawn Mower.' ,

' SALLADAY lARDWARE CO.

> H ap p en in g

PiMiiiiip IFHILSIOM.

— — r _ . ' Sl

' '' UoGraw’s Men Unable to Stop a, White Sox and Drop Behind o,

i(i Pre-Season Series J

TOBK, (ffy-Jobn M cO rtw 't gt ^ QltiaU » - » ! ‘w ia fOQT out d t th a s e z t

y , five p u n e i to b e plAyed a a d o t t th s 1& CW «p> IVhite Sox, i f the B roodw y

>4 « n r e £ t t lo n is to take the series from the WinUy City te s o . Yeaterday’s d« fea t a t K arxvUIe, Tenn., Kr a w ore o f D, 8 to 2, guve a ieo io n 's men a 5 to 3 c i*dTaatt»rc, which appears to be qiilte rea htndicAp again st tbe N ational Ien{^« C(W ia . . < p

The f liao t team crippled b f th e ab- thse n e e 'o f Orob, Prlseb aad Bancroft, b]preaented a patcbed*np appearance, wi

wllh Toiiofr a t aeeoad, Cunnlaghtm a t tb th ird a a l Rawllnjrs a t abort.

Brook1/-i RATO U tn p h ls '/a n a a tr e a t b<b r a sa in defeatinir th e Yunkeea, .th is th

. i ' . time 6 to i- Babe Both a t lost broke uin toO he h i t eolomn a fte r a lone b a t- i t t ln ^ slomp, bn t be failed to score a

T h s Olant* aad W bite Soz were toreaumo tl.e lr aorici a t KaoxvUIe today g i wbile th e T aokees and Brooklyn mov- cb cd to Bristol, Tenn.. fo r ihe eontinua* Oitlon ofk tb e lr stnifrffle. {n

■ CHlOnQO, — W oy behind in ^ tbe lr spriof' traiD ln? as tbe resu lt o f k inelem eot w enther in CallfonLm tbo ho Cblcago K ational leSRae-elab was resdy loday to take adTU itags « f tho prac- tice whieb >wilt be a ffoH ed by a scries

•j ' w ith I lu teb lnso irand 'W lchlla and KSon- n i sas a t y . nl

•> • n iie followers o f the American* are w locllried lo tr^oat today lellowlng the ge;

. f if th ric to ry of tbolr favorites over the y , w orld 's rhamplons, tbe Itow York «n Qlants. The fac t th a t John M eQraw's team p tew nted a crippled Ib eu p

. a ^ n a t thi- U lilte Sox takes aome of tbe Rlorr ou t o f y e n te r^ y 's 0 to 2 vie- qq tory, a t X'noxvllle. Tcnn., b u t neverthe- bo IcM th e aoutb side fane are jub ilan t,The series now stands five wins fo r t,o tbe fioz. th ree for the O lsnts and ono jfn iraoie tied. A cd another.gam o la on

■ tnp te d iy .

■ EBOBUIT SHOW ^ TJP. •W ASniNQTON, P . C., (/Pl - Tho mi

> 'B « ito n Braves took the ir second he stra igh t f^ome f m n W aihlngton a t w Columbia, 8 . Cf.,'ye*terddJ’, overeominfj tl«

/ t t - a f(iur-ni3 lead which a recru it pitcher, by AdUiir^a/lPniaoa the 'A m erican leagoeni

. in tbe f lrs t inning. WashlnKton got ^ l i h lla b u l could no t score agalnst Til-

llnglm an.l McQuillan, who were in the de box. Tho .teams play tho tenth gamo ch of th e ir aeriot, in which Waahington ov h u fc one-game teod» a t a t« o v lllo to- to' day.

BATN SA 7B 8 HTTflBUBOH.PITTSD U RO n, Pa., (ff) — The Den- f f

ver elub of-the W estern leagao working aU nnder tho franrhlao recenily pufchaaod'bo from Joplin , Uo., nttempted to pu t

V nick In the pro-seawn record of tho II. PiltibuTRh N aU onil Icagto tew n a t W Miami, Okla., :y e i te rd a l . according to ■;

•I ■ advlcea rrceivod hero, bOt th e sky let loone sucli t- to rren t o f rain th a t onlv

___ _ two inninps h ^ been playod whon tho .coDteat ended.

----- r<T Y OOBB I S HUBT.

BKTHOIT. Mich., (ff)-*-?jiyalclnns' a t Amerlcu^, Oa., today cndtnvoTcd lt> do- torralno the e * te n t j ) f J |l5 . la jn r r suf­fered by Tv Cobb, manngor of the De­tro it Americana, In a flamo between ^f D ctrn lfa n d tbe Rochester In tem atlon -. t,a ala there yesterday. ' Ide

In show ing his players the so rt of agg reaU o bftso running ho oipccta o f .b o them nnd whicb has made him famou*,'jj,,

“ Cobb to run tw o b u t s on T olbrr-L p , g ill 's aluglo in tbo n inth Inning, and l n ' „ , alldlng in to tbo bag turned hi" righ t ankle nni- knee. Doctors who offlmmra | ( him nftor tho aecldent were unable t o . , say w hether the Injury wa* more than jj , n aprain and an X-ray ezamination Is to be made today. A t bc it. i t was be­lieved Cobb would be ou t of the lineup for n weelt.

The G eorgian’s accident capped a ba ttiog srreo by tho Tlgora, In which '> •.Ty was credited w ith foor aafetici, two _ of them doubles. Tho Tigers won, 10 to 8.

j i i n c s n L L m i L s mCLEVULAND, 0 .,rM > '— Tho CUve-

' ’land lnrt\»i>B wero In Des MoSnts today ' i ' fo r a gamo w ith tbo W eitern league Jk v A ito a a of th a t e lly provided they-have ^ i l^ u o c e o d a d in sh a tln g the rain j in t

w hieb has followed them since break ' in»T camji a t Dallas, r r ld ay .

“h io regulars havo participated la only oab con test' since le^viog the • t ru n in g esmp. T h a t waa with Okla­homa C ity Baturday, a ll olhers belnR eaacelled becaoie of rain.

S E IIH F in E IShippers Sook Solution of tbo

Tranflportation Problems;■Will Attaok Eatos

P0RT1.AND, Ore.. W V -P Jai" f^^ "" n tlhck on preaent rfttc-i on ahlpmenta

• - . o f IW tstotk from n n r lK ^ « t points to I’ortland otid Sentlle were formulated nl a' meoliiic hre lnst n ight o f .thc di­rec tors o f tho Northwcalarn L im to c k Shipper* Itnguc. Tho (rnnaportatlon troublea fi'n fron tlng tho lIvMtofk ship, pora of Idnho, Oregon and Wndhington wcro dlsi'uaacd nnd demand woa mndo th a t improye^l tm nsportation scrviee be

/ fSvtn nhlfipeTs of livestoek loto the P ortland and Seattle marketi.

-V '

TWIN FALLS DAn.y

gs of a D ay !

I BggebaU [ |

YESTERDAY'S results

I . COAST ISA O B B .I A t Saa {'ranclKfr— B. IL B. Seattlo _____________ 5 10 1

San P ranclaco___________a » S

9 B atteries: Q ardner' aad Adama; ■ , Geary, Davis, Mitchell and Yelle. L.' ■ A t Sae ram en to - R. H. &

• Oakland _______________ 7 6 1eaeflamento ____________ 0 11 5

B atteries: A rlett and Koehler; P it- te ry , QITk -b and Btanage.

A t Salt L ake-V ernoa-Salt L<ike I game posipoaed; raia. t A f t o s Aagelcs—Los Xngeles-Port- po ) la a d gam? .postpooed; rain. - j jf • daI PLAYHES ABB SVSFBNZIiBD. - dli

W S AN0ELB8, Cal., y p )-C b a tley i t t D eal, form er third bsueman for the J ..> Chicago Natlohsla, who was to bave wl 9 reported to tbe Los Angeles Pacific Ca ' C o u t leaguo club this year, and Leo abi

D ressea ,'fiis t bikeman, purchased from ws ' tho fit. Paul American Assoeiation elub , by th e Vernon Coaat Itfigtie, team , bu t lni I who fallud to report, w 'n p laced .on efi t tbo . suspension lis t by tbe elub ownera. ilo

D eal, w ill Is la Chieago, bas signified im t b6 will plav ball w ith a i|eoU-pro Uam> th is vear. Dreisen lateads to pU y with Jei• an 'W l a w ” club in the -middle west, ]• I t ia roported. th( I ...... • ' , eol

SAN TBLBBTAIN S.TITLB. - boi• SA N PBANCIBCO, Cal., ( f lV A d opi ’ SanU l. llRbt-btavywelght ■wrestling opi - champion of the world, defeated Max’ Orlando, claimant of the Bwodlah tltlo ,

in stra ig h t falls bero la st a lgh t. - Tbe ] f ir s t fatl was w on 'In oho hour soven »>,

) a ia n te s and 16 secoads w ith a double q■ scisaora and the aecond fnll on a too • ) bo ld i n '45 .minutes and five seconds.

OA?TAXH B 0 7 B B 18 i n'I .HOLYOKE, Mass., V PJ-C aptaln Bob• Boper,’heavyweight boxer, won a tech­

nical knockout over Pal M eNaay of , ,' W aro, Mass., in th e fourth round of a i , . ' scheduled lO-round bout hero la st night. ,• M cNany declared he had beon fouled p j : and Tofascd to continue..

» MIDOBT w n r e OTOISIOH. -■ S A I /r LAKE CITY, U tah, Mid- U• cot Sm ith, .Sfllt.'^Uko, featherw eight J■ boxer, won the decision over Tommy .• Collo o f 8 m F rancis fo .ln -B 12-round■ bout horo last algh t; The boo t ww< fn st throughout witb Bmlth holding tho .

S<EOKLDJn) W IRB TITLB.

ALBEltT LEA, Minn., {/P) — In a .I m atch advertlaed as bolng for the light 1 heavyw eight ohamplonahlp of thn ; w orld, IW m er Myro of A lbert l« a , U- ‘ : tie holder, was defeated here laa t a lg h t P?' , by Claroiice Ecklund of Sheridaa, Wyo. «<I - ............................ - .

SnK D E B W INS DB0I8X0K. ^• TORONTO. Ont., (ffJr-Jobnny Dun:1 dec o f ‘NowTTbrk, Junior lightw eight1 cbnmpio.i, won tho. reforeo’a decision w r I ovor Jim m y Goodrich In n fa s t ten- je t• rottud boo t hero last night. « «

CJBOBL Ifl SHADED.BOSTON, (/P) — Davo Shade, Call- the

, fo rn la wellerwclght. recolved the decl- H* . alon ovor >5ale Siegel In n lO roand Wo i ; bout hero la st a lght.________

lill O M M E n i in iK 'T e n a n t s L o a g o o A d o p t s N o v o l Jn,

P l a n t o C o m b a t L a n d l o r d s i W h o S e e k I n c r e a a e a , '

■ OHIOAOO, l/p) — The U nnnta league ' o f .C blcag i has devlaed a plan for com- ■'.bating te n t Incroasca. I f tho c lly courtIdeci'dcs ngalnat a tenant he will nppcn

' n t oneo t i a court of record and It will 'ib o tw o full years beforo bis caso wiil ' p como to tria l. Meanwhile his tc n t will ne: ' remnin nndmngpd. The tonanta w ill ntt ‘ counter w ith suits io tho municipal• eon rt to furestall the iiicreases. joi ' I fTho' plari haa boen outlined to tho , ' I Icwwo and offleers say I t will be car- ‘; ou t. - , - _ „

T hs Core of Dotnoeraey..- . . ’ F o r I aay a t the core o f 'democracy, t flaally, Is the rellRloua eleroent.—W alt ; W hitman. . ’ -I "_I .. ...........

M rs. L . w rite .)

" I ’a r a c o n T i n c e d t b e r o

b a l d n f p o w d e r . . I h a i

I ' (AA p o w d e r f o r t e n TC

a r e 1 0 0 c e n t b e ^

c a n o f R o y a l B a l d n f I

m e n d i t t o a n y b o t u e w i

k n o w s a D a b o u t c a k e

^ i n n r i o f p O w d e i ^

ROYBAKING FS Absolutel C o n t a i n i N o A l u m ' I

" Sautfor/iewRpyatCoe R o r a ] B a ld n f P o w d e r C o ^ 1 3

LY N E W S , T W IN F A L L

' in S jw rts ^

DRli ■ JiPSEfSMSi' — ■ I

• U i s F i r p o D is c lo s e s ,A b i l i ty t o !

i A b s o r b P u n i s h m e n t a n d ‘

' C o m e B a c l( S t r o n g 1

n m YOBK, (JP) - L nl. A » ,t l . P i f J■ po of A rgentina, heavyweight ebam* 1

p ioa pugi'lbt o f South America, was to- T day coniidered by experts as a fiatls diamond in the rough becauao of his ^

' do fra t of Joe McCann a t Newarli, N . ^) J . . la s t n ight. Firpo entered tbe ring f> w ith Ut‘!o o r ao defense againat Me- ! C ana’a h:<rdeat blowa, bu t tbe wny heI absorbed punUhme'nt and came back ^I waa Imprvsslve. r> McCan.i was beaten dowi> in the elos- t Ing seconds of the fifth round and th e I> offiela ls rtopped-tho bout. Ih e lr decl- . slon w u jcoll received by tbe crowd. * I /o r l l nppeared ihe South Americaa < t ebamplon m ight seridoaly injure t h t * I Jersey man i f the encounter continued., . Firpo prt bably w lll pUce himself la j

th e handf o f a competent trainer and . coach, and ho w ill be- watehed in la ter -

bouta by tboae who are hoping an 1 opponent fo r Dempsey m ay bo devel : oped. . . . . --------

i EAXL r iB P O AB CHAHP. (' BUENOS AIRES. (/?) — Newa o f tho

v ic to ry .3 f L u ls’ Piipo, over Joe Me- ' Cann In th c lr boot laat nigh^ a t Now.' a rk , N. .L. reaebed hero shortly a fte r

m idnight.' Eatbuslastle rrow ds whieb had oaxioualy awidted tho result since t 10 o ’clocic received tho news w ltb n a n - i

' ifestatlons o f ^ a t Joy. I:A pro 'cfsion of* delighted youtba 1

Joined by older enthusiasts in caba and s ' inotois, pam ded th e strcels singing tho : nationa) nnthem and songs la honor o f .h ‘ Firpo. who was cheered loudly as “ tho h

world cham pion.”

: P B E l in i iS i . 1EIIEiii8"lEK:

Security of Socioty is Depend- \ ent 'Opon Inviting Homes, i

' ' DocTares £xeontive

I CHICAGO, M ^^P resldcn t ItardlnR ; has given hls personal endorsement to c , tbe movement Inaugurated, by tbo r

Amorican' Homes bureau for a na tional d " B e tte r Homes W eek” to he inatituted n

. n ex t O ttober as an annual event, b “ I t fc-ivos, mo special j j c a r i r c , ! ! n

I wroto P realdonflT ardlog In' reply to & n Je tte r froni W illiam B. W raford, " t j riJ’cord my endorsem enfaod npprov'al o f , tbe 'B c t lo r Homes W eek,’' f t may bi) > tr lto bu t It Is evorlastlngly tm o th a t

. tho home la the cornorstone of our elv-

. ilizatlon. B e tte r homoi, moro a ttrae t-

. Ivo homes, homes whoso occupants will find true rofreshm cnt aod tea l inspira­tion to increased offorta fo r education and culture—such homea nre -tho ones fcblcb assure groatesl stability to our institutlniis, g rea test security to .ou r

■ pocloty. ) cannot,bu l feel th a t the ef­fo rt you bro m aking ia ono which de-

, serves a w ider projoctlon aad I would be glad i f your example m ight preient-

. Iy bo an laapiratioh to a natl^on-wido ‘ onterpriao of tho same k in d ."

The Idea back of the “ Bolter Homes W ee k " movement is to educate the Ameriran people to mske the- homo beautiful aad thereby create a home

' environm ent th a t will havo. a lu t in g cultural Influcncf upon the n a tio n .. ' '

I ~ ' .Dogs T n ln s d Not to Bark. •

. The dingo, o r wild dog o( Auairalln. ne ither Imrks no r growla In Its wild I

> s ta te , bu t learn s to do lioth when ' tnrned nod p lncnl among domeatle

dogs. The A jistm llnn kelpies, tho.raost ' p ritcd of cattlo dog*, wblch .contain

a stra in of dlngu blood, a re trained never tn bark.

C rustacea Color 8«a.C ertain tnliiuK* crustocea-i>unii>ilmes '

ghr< »P" H niiT 11 hliio(I-r*sl mlor.

tes:Bro is a deference in hate been tuing any I je a r t bot my cakes Bttersince I b ^ M a Of Powder. I recom* lewife who thinly sbe tke witb any

YALPOWDERtdyPure

Leaves No Bitter Taste

fCbo*Bob*-It'sFREE■ 130 WilBam S t, Ncnr Yoric

LS, IDAHO, WEDNESDAn n t l efi .

■ IW IfllM B lIntemrban Boad Oat of Spo­

kane is Beln^.I^m antled by Company

[ « BPOKAKE, W u M f f l - D l s o i a t l l n g I the intorurhan lines betw een Spokano,} Cheney and Medical Lake Is proceed-

ing a t full ipeed, and soon the electrie lines to tboso points will be nothlag

« bn t memories. Tbe abandonment of '' th e lines is blamed on the ehsnglng

modes In tiansportatlon.rrhe lines were b u ilt In 1905 aad

1907, before th e antomobUo w u a traiuporta tipa faster, aad beforo tho tim e of thn paved highw ays th a t now parallel the tig h t o f w ay. Tho e a n

‘ th a t ope.*nted over them in those firs t)• few years were taxed to espaclty with . pleasure seekers visiting the Medical g Lake teso :li. People were charmed , w ith the service rendered on tho elec- , . t r lta l trains, and believed tb e tim e near . a t band wben suoh lines would spread ’ like a n i t over the Paeifie northwest. f T hat waa only 10 years ago. B u t in I tbe last, few years, doe to automctbile

and motnibus eompetition, tbe Inlerur- ,. baa lines have been unable to make ex- j penae«. Now they havo aurtended to . the big oirto r busses, whieh w ill here­

a fte r carry the paasengers and th e first- : class mall tb a t have traveled on tbe J trolleys so many years.

! HIBTfilSllO ' ..UlSHOlllBiYS

Offenders Paroled to Hen in ’ Lien of Sentence to State

' Eefonnatoryr ■' — ■, YAKI.u a , Wash.. ( /F 7 -0 a e day of ] tho timo of tbe Y akim a connty super.. lor court, beforo summ er yaeatlon, will

be given (>t-er to a meeting w ith the I Honor Roll boys—young men who have I signed n formal pledge to nphold tho } law, and btJp other young msrt to up- ( .hold it—u< eording to an announeement> by Judge George B. Holden.

Jadire Holden'a honor to ll was organ­ized whi'.t a number o f members' of tbo Yakima A thletic club oaked tb a t aov- oral juvenile- membors b e ‘ paroled to •• them Inatead of being sen t to the re-

f formatory.. I t lB,.lttilge ITolden’s plaa to have \ suitable proecedlnga before the court

on honor roll dny, and lo supplement the progrtm with community, slnginir.

’ The day wlll be made an annua] tM ilt i f the f i n t one provea n aucccss.

W IL L TEST IN T A N T OABB; N E \7 YORK, (/P>-A draotvstiatltta ) o f the proper methods .o f caring for 3 nowly-bom Infants In nn e ffo rt to re- I duee the high .death ■ rotol'ofT m othen].I and babies throughout the eonntry ha^

ben Itarted b y the M nteraity . Center ' 1 nuoclation-In. B xono covering a aqua»>I mile In the upper E ast Bide.I I « ------ I: - READ T IIE DAILY NEWB.> --------.. . I ___

1 TwinFalls-Boise : S T A G E .I Leaving Twin Falls at ; 8:00 A.M. {Local Time)

; Arrive Boise 3:30 p. M., (Local Time) .

L ■ M aking .(oneection w ith No. 19 going w est r t M ouQltin Hotae, giv­ing one hour fo r dinner bofore the nrrivnl o f 10, going, west.,

I FA SB SAME AB*BAILEOAD

Trask Bros. Stage Cor

~ N CSprUtghou

have the paiiii Have you givei do you want to leaky roof?

W e w i l l b e g l a d

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P]

DAY, APRIL 5,1922 'CIndsri' ValuT^n Road Bulldlt>0. ” CInden have been foond usefsi la

CngUih road maklai for preventlsf « ft d iy of tb« fub-bue of tb t toad rt*- t, \ lag to tbe ri^ facf . , ^

Ifo r eI TRAC'of

I NOW $395

i Western Aual

'«■ - - -

Id tll.in . ' •ile

'I' ^I ^•e- :It- . 3 ® V ■be ' j g • jl,

I Y ou C an^ Ask u s how to rene

th e chair or ta b le t!

T JA IN T IN G home things I#'’ J r easy ond fosclnaiing. You t

can do it as well bb anyone with aa few tituple ditccUoDS vrhich we a

ro give you. iJl You may have fum iture. in ^(t. the attic vrhich is old only on ‘ lr the ouUide. I l will be as good

as aew wben refinlshed. ' 1Or perhops there are floors, ^

, woodwork a n i olher thing* aboul. the home that need beaudtying. ^

g. .It's fun to do it and a b ig u v iogj )i i 7 ‘ t d o . -“ O ut "Home Scrvice Pftln^ D*-*.....rf partment” organized cspe- I

cla llr to help you malce a aucceasof the w o r t Write ua 'loday , *telling what yo*j wont to r e h n l^ •

^ and whai effecta you want to .g e t JO u r e x p e r ta v rill a n sw e r *

I prt'mpUy, giving you explicit di* v' rec'ions covering every-phase of- I

the work. Juat follow these aim- *ple directions'and you'll get ex- c

, ccUent m u lls . a

Fm»!iM anufactured b ; V

Drr«. L so I

JiiMkM l> If (Idn Is (k« 1 ' p M \ I , TO 8UT. 6«H n«

ft W ' r " !»• tta frt -TS J ^ t ^ WriltT ^ U f j r \ r<« lut *Wi tt h«r f«t •

■ W r ^ y l ^ , t«t ««i rm tifi*. t . *T t ? y \ y f . rMotfdcrit

riUtf't ■‘litM StntM" rilM tn ttlNlbleyJohuobl Lambar Oe. ' Mlbley-Chasaal Lofflbn-Oo., Elmb« Nlbley-Cbannel Lmober Co., fiogei Koel.WlMion-Stnnk Lomber Oo.

J Nlbloy-Ohaanal Lumber Oo, FB«r, 1

St i c<j}use-cleaning time ps here, inter cleaning your walls ven YOUR ROOF A N Y A3 to have ydur new decoratio,

i a d t o i n s p e c t y o u r r o o f a n d

r e c o m m e n d a t i o n s , i f y o u w

•H O N E 3

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: ■ ' .... i. Ch«r*rt.r T.tdfcy t t . EyK r - ..i

All men of g«nlds are aald to k a n ^clear, slnw-movlnr. bright <yta. TMi 'Is th« oye indicates D M t a l : ^ )

. Ify of i*nme Mnd . •*-I

DSON j:tors5.00 m -^oir !

uto Co., Agts. I. . . — i,

. I

i?il i 1 P a in t—n e w t h e b e a u t y o f .t t h a t ' i I n t h e a t t i c I

We make special paints, nishes, ^^am els , wall fioiahet | and stains for you to use. Ib ey f are ^ e finest materials o f their ' ~ '■ Idnd that we know. We h w # been making these products for 73-year*.

Take adrantaae o f Fullet’a ;' Free Advice ana Fuller’s Pro* j.

ducts and you’ll be surprised and \-delighted w ith 'th o wonderful ^

transformaUons you can n u k e ia j , your hom& j'

Silk q twhlf»

tad firillai*. " — f r r ~ '1 1, , j!

luftu. Sur* *Uu ud V I m O h ■

Wt ilit •ut* Dimwv«»uh Suit*. Mi rw- ;MM VinbStt. BtSkM. ^ ' 11— | I ^

- ctM tti r u t i rtiw, wuusit viji rubk. in<itt*4«-rteM Ta*. tlaS, FtllnvMi Vinl.t. HtM Vti, iUt*Ch m I ftUn't Hm Wtl«> VtU hA (ktl- . ■ tttalM). F««k tad S(*t rilM, Mi nOMUaWIIITt LUD.

ler’sr v l c e ’ W n t * J

r W .P .F u D e r A C o , j<a rnaclM* ' - . . '« r*i n TMrt. CMkUOtd IMS.ik« VtM. Dwltn ttt(T«Stn.tn tad p l riikt MitHtL Tk* mtum Ulm |[rt-Tiltti'i rrttactk Cal ll *M' u * ruMtt. i-ftr r*U<i-i ’iiost StrriN" Ftiai Bttl. «UA t«r tttrr Utd tl ^ tiltf. Stad (tO imuSfUm 4*7 Utd *1 fiUlUl tM >*ii t* 4*. . ;

MrrUt* «{ a Va*tM ribUi.

« ttld kr tk« ItUtalK U p w ^ .

n l i t l r . l iW o . '■- ' ' . -------igeison, Idslm.0. . a, Idabo.

S T Ie. You will aoon Ils and eeilinga. ATTENTION or ions spoiled by a

n d m a l f e r e l i a b l e

w i l l

34yW-:\:

I A Eack of Dre• O n tM * laclc lukT# b w a placed vocl a

'r o g tr t 'to co jt o t wUdL JI»ny oC U f.- , 'i ifiX O. A t tU a prico tl^ a u k te rU l alon

' '' ' dres« Oft tW i x*cTi 8® ^\ f l n t day ------- ;----------------;•—

i R e a d y -t( j Offers K:

Y o u w i l l f i n d e x o o p t io n a l V:

a o g g o f l t io n s , b o lo w .

JERSEY JUMPER SMwle of. a ll wMl matcrlaL TUo Jack' v o r th tne prlca^ THo drew n a y bo w itbout Jacko t Ju a t tbo eult fo r sport do no t.w rinU o and g iro lo fln ito sorvico ............ - .........—— .........

GINGHAM—VOICEMTUMo a w droswa carried ovor from fast i is Bot ofto th a t warf marKed to soli ioe l< Bomo c f ttora. woto bou jjil to soil ftt 810. to d e a n them rig b t up80 Iwro £009 ...........................................

. . b r e a k f a s t SE'.. somoUilng brand new for tlila ow nt.

houso d i t jw a 'w itu Jackot offoct, madeored chambniya and porcaloi ,w a waalA roal Ju>u»6 d r o u a t & low. prtco. You or tli r to o f tbem lad ilio ittn t co lo n .......... ............... ..................

ONE LOT OF WAltTHOSO wnUU» a ro «U«bU7 aeiled from beifig on' t i o tack . Tlicre a re d t t k « georsottoa and crepo de cU noi among to W.06. A fa ir ran«o o f bUo*.20 of tb e m ..................... ................................

. SHE£TSI'cfliapa never ngnin n\\\ you bo aWo to buy U tica, Mohawk and P«quo‘ full s ited abtfol* ’ nl audi a piSte- eilRliUy soiled. Oiofeo •....... 91-iO

T O W E L S- ,l.nTRO ulw buck towel*. SllRlitly

nlictf soiled. Some of tliem h m - ■iHrbeiJ. Qood heavy <^uaHtr. T fll' lies to fiOc. Cholcc ...........— - 23c

T O W E L SA 'am nH hutk toHCl of. Kpod •luflHO*. lO iiO ' IncJjc*. Ju s t tlic tlilHB tor tlic sinnll K u«t towel. Til) . cone ...........................:v--..............

t u b k i s h t o w e l

OooiJ alxeil turldsli tfiwi'l of Rootl weifilit towelinc. Sljiy Ia 15x30 inelies. T ill llioy are »ol<l m wany

. na you w ant ..........- ......................

C H I L D R E N ’S K O B E_W o-bullcvo,lbis ho«o to .bo .equal lo

nny 5Ur. vn'lut! 5n tliii innikct to ilo j. I 'lill rniiuo of »li>'», black, brown oru-bUo ....... ..........- ..........- ................

C 0 E 3 E L E T T B The- iifiv eom elrtte \vlilcli Is a com- "I \iUsiitioif u ( aod anii- Jl>urtcrH, \V«> o ffer n

C A R P E T W A B P IA KOU’I raiiuf of eolora. Como ntIiJilf pinitnl bnll^ Vur limiting bed _K^wiul, e tc. HdU ttKulurly fyr 30c. \TliU wci-k tliu lin l l ....... ................25c ]

T O O T H B B T IS H E S•About 4 tIo;;cn ^toolU brusli^s tlmi tt'cro'boURlil to roinil ii]> K' AaV ill llll- notion <lc|i,irtment nbout them ............................- .............. .. Oc

, Miislm- .M o s t o f t h e s e ar«? s to c k s c a

■ ' ’T i i e y a r e y o a r a a l m o s t a t y o u r

S t u i s L I N D R A W E E S 'MubUu dr/iwcra (vf women. Tlicy uro "'e ll niatle, ulcely • trbnm cj. nouBlil to rolail up to $1.30. Till , Kone ............ .......................... .......... lOc

O O M B IH A T IO N SFor cJiiUlrcn. A rm O <o H . Drop aeat. Fine qunlily muslin. Trim- jned. Hold ofiginnlly up to 91.1XT ill K'onc ................... « c

P R IN C E S S S L I P SFor children. Ayes 2 to Irt. ^'ine qimlity jnuslln-. Tritnimjsl wUh Jact ;iu(l rfWioii. Vafucs iu - (.'boifi- ............................................ 29c

miir o t t l i a ovent you laay bav< your favorite Sego mUI: a t Imj

. tlian wbolosalo. Wo m ust limit tho g u a a U ^ o f 0 to tl}o coa- tomer, B ring your ahopplng

....... .....49 c

wuk - • . ‘ TWIN FALLS'DAILY

—TOTIUDe n —

•esses, $3 .9 ^ (ol d rttsaa and sOk d reuea wltlioBt ^if 'thnm .'w ere bought to re ta il for Alone la w orth i t u y v dage. E rery

.............. $3.95 ■:_________ ______ ________ ------- f

to -W ea r JIxceptional1 v a lu e s a l l w e e k I n t h i s d e p a r tm o i

SUITS ANOTHERjackets alone arc Droaiea_of aorge and ibe w oig. w ith or u f fe ta , otc. N ot onopo rt « e « . They ^ ,^0 SIG.OC, We h a r

( P A 'Q R easy aoloctlon........ . « D U » u tl Your c iio lc o ................

DRESSES. ,u t toaaon. Tliere ’, r l « , 0 ,L .W .9 S .«10.l)(l, W«W8«1 E » o i jo n o (

e i - O Q «Uy t» t t i l l . m n t ........... a l . 3 8 Vou B«y so t « now

Intended to

lETS .... ...... l - o r p r n r ONEL(waah and lauuder. Is a la s t MsaonVfou will w an t two ^ n

............. S 1 . 2 9

USTS , NOVEL'irom and[ colored to ffetaa,.... .. Black Swoatora,. w ill,og tbaa."'Waa p is te Une o f t lio a .- '

d f i C.Q fo r aport w eir.___. , Then) are^Just th ree

B illiken CMc1-

' T h i s M x fo n l w h h \nw^\\i o s n w u U lj

I lllt n f(?\v (In .vs a}j{>. Y o u w i l l In*

j o f tin* s ii lo a n d tl io ;jo o d lo o k - . '

• i u s f ^ i i t r n v s o f t h i s b lf lc k k id , J

' ’nw ' lit!o! U i l l i k o i i D x fi ird . T h is

s(‘flK i'o;:uljirJy a t $5.50

i . $3*95 ^----- - r n r ------ ---------------------------------------------

Surprising Prices ^c a r r l c 'd o v e r f r o m l a s t e e a s o n . '•!

»ur o w n p r i c e . wi

tJ H lL D R E H ’S G O W H Sf ' Lone e lfevei, hl«b mick, ond ilioriI.'■ iileeve low Dccil. Af;c» 0 lo IO- *511,r iioiMH. Values to $1.73. Till poneC .......... ................. .................. . 'IB e 0

O O a S B T C O T O Bp For 'Toinea. j l i c r c nro 3 l o f tbem. nlI- I-Qoo naij ribbon trinuiicd- Fini) ... ). «iiiallly. wliito muslin. Your ciioltelc ............ ......••.................................... 3£*c_

A P R O N SII- .Vboiil l.'< whitu muslin uprnn.^ Thoy II ;t wlU llo ftrt klUUi'n viPM. WUl h u n - »i r. .liT Well. Wortl. up t..................... t: )c Cholcc ................................. ........ io t V.

TomatoesA nolber th ipm ea t o f 25 caw i o f thoso good U u h tooatocs.Tboy aro fu ll pock, sundonl alzo. Ask th e people who bavo used them . Qua&titiM

r r ....... :..:48c

150 Pairs o f

CORSETS ’. W e aak yoo t » com pue th e u

coi»ets w ith any J1.C0 cw tet

. on th e m arket today. They h a re >«ea bouiHt eipecially, •

f o t tM i «T«at and «r» tJ » l » i j jV w e 'h a r e ye t offered wlttaio IV

DOc of tlie price. Q Q ^ . T l

........ .... fr,a t

ll Values N&

.m o o t . ' W e o f f e r j u s t a f e w —

■ ■■ L('R LOT OF DRESSES j jm d tricotino, dresses of canton oepo . ”, one of them bonght to re ta il fo r leas h a re p u t them a ll in ono secUoa foJ

......................$9.95COATS , Ju,

irlsBd a t t i e good values we o ffer Rl m e of thoao coata w fta'touglit espod- I” ' a t. N o t OM o f 'tb o a I* a c a t ty -o w . . new fp iilas coat mucU.lefls th an you-

.................S14.95........................................... wil

LOT OF SKIRTS Zjo n 'fl carry-over of aklrts la valnea to t e tnade of French aerge, plaited or l m v . l o » . n . « ^ l? .............

^LTY SWEATERSWllh loa« o r a h e it a lperau A_com-

u . - 'Valuee to 93.00. A clover model V>

h r w dozen a t ........$1.48 30

le Sailor ; iddie-AlIs :

l>u

i l i t t l o f e l l o w a s im p ly w ill

n o o t h o r k i n d o f p lo y s a l t s

t h o y h a v e s c o n th o B D -sa ilo r

!-flU s, T h e y a r o m a d e ’ o f ■'*

ic s t q u a l i t y s t r i p e d d e n im

lie t o o b t a i n , A g o s f r o m % in c lu f l iv o . W h y 'n o t ^ u y a m i t t h a t t h e y l ik o t h a t w il l iv c n b e t t o r s e r v i c e t h a n th e g e k i n d . - ' '

J sleeve, ankle 1 ; t h ......................$1.29 • il

,-t sleeve, knee ir : th ..............■.......S1.IS- U

ford Speciali iU l j - f u r t h i s e v e n t , t t tU T ivw l

, !«• w iih n»D f io .v ib il jJv '''

. I h c _

S i l k C o m b i n a t i o n s ; i

Oooil .|u iility heavy wfiKhl crepo do.-biuc rojjiliinfltioiij trinimpij tr lth U

. Jjiee uml ribbon.^ Wo find th a t clso- ci• where Ihrv nre sold »t $3.50.... $2.60 si

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U n d e r s k i r t s .;

o t inujJln. D on 't fall to. Kel. ono o l— these. ; Tlicro aro ou lv 'n fow of them. Voluea to $l.Srt. nouncei.ilhne w ohh the m oney .......... .....4Bc ^_______________ ;_____________ _ V

P e t t i c o a t s

Hi-n- Ik a rtcan up of ono ilorco»Mce« iw llkoa lu and vlliots viith 1faffcfii I'Jnimrcs. Values fo (3.S0. '■t 'lio lrt' ..-...... ..V-............................. COc I

j M.J.B.CofifeeI • T h a t good coffao th a t comeT ,I packed in vacuum aoaled tins,

tbua proaervlng the qualltj 1 I fo r a long tim e. Fresh nov

shipment. Takes lesa per cu; tliaa o tio ra . ' , - t A 3 pound can..............

LY NKWS. TWIN FALLSL S , . I D A H O , W E D N E S D A

^ ' ’ s T A R T ^ S y

W r i iMENAGE, a FrT h i s e v e n t t h e n , i s a C l e a n -

f r o m l a s t y e a r a n d a c i e a n - u i

a l l y f o r t h i s e v e n t .

MR. FARMER,g i v e s y o u f i r s t c h a n c e a t t h e

L o o k A r o u n d t h e

D o w n s t a i r s S t o r e j

.Mnke n lis t o f thew good valuea and 'buy thom whilu a t tho aluminum ]

snle. • ■ •

ALL WOOL BLANKET ,Junt IS of them. Slzo la OUxStl. AM ,o f tliem n\cdium fc'rcy.' W ol«bt is 0 'jwund#. ilouK ht'for speeinl salo a l ; ||

Thl.n week ......... $5.05 j |

O O M F O E T /Full sixe.! comrort, 72x8-1. I'illoil \ i w ith cotton. Covered' JA different colored eballles.' Buy ono for'eatup-

i->C .... ■;.................... ■■■................... « .t)3

ALL OVERSDuriiip Ibis' event yoo mny bjiv( thoso Nover lUji All-ovcrs, o f good henvy denim, aomo of them trimmeiV in red. Ages to U ................... 80c

O 'O E D A R M O P SWo shall o ffe r a ‘»itgulaT %\M O'C eilor .Mop w»fi hand le .and on<30e bo ttle ol O 'C cib r VoUah for 9Bt

BROOMSA goo d . fiubstantial broom of tbt Iiunlity th a t ottllnarily sells <of Q3c.There are ju st !J down of them.. 4!k

' T i v o r y s o a p

Tliflt iOO J«it ccttt puto ivo ry soap.Ik used fo r e llho r'laund ry or tojlet purposes. Vou may hu.vo n il you

' w nn t'n l 10 bars f o r ---------- -------81

b o r a x A IDllo rtii Aid sells for l5c, ‘i for li.le..Mixed w ith your suds it helps ilcan t t e vlotteK. A lUyou.want a t....... Gc

DISH PAH 'A re;,Tilar $1.50 value in a grey on-

ninel dUh va«hi'Jivy wcijjhl. Tlicru oro jti»l 1- ol t b r n ................................................

TEA KETTLE , . 'A lea liL'ttle thut o rdlunhly sells for Sl,5ft. Oood heavy ipiality Hranlli waro. 'I i'Uiirt dire. I' o f them left ................ .......*.......................... 80c

TOILEr p a p e rlUtiO shi'ota fine soft iiunlity toilet paper. Helln orditinrily for :20c or 3 lo r 50e. All next week, ll rolls f« r .....................:.............................. 25c

WHITB OUPS. SAUCERSTlm t Koud .jiiiilil.v whilo wnre. They Hell reKUlarly for fl.iW tho set ol nix. Haturday and ne x t'w o ek , soiof « for ........................................ 51.29

S A L A D B O W LA ».-»lad bowl with good loolciiit; . (lowor destRU. A dish you may use for best wiire. Oood s lro '........ COc

HEAVY TUMBLERA Kooil lienvy tumbler to use where, there nte utimll children. Wore Hint will not brcnk casil.v. U for....... 40c

0&EME o n . SOAPDuring Ihe event you may" h a v e ' ' cremo oil «oap a t less than whole­sale. A flue quality toilot soiip IH bars fo r ......... ............................ $1

C L A S S V A S E ' L\ t.ill K bss vase tbftt noulil muke an excellent y lft. J u « th o .lh in a

■'for flowers. Kcjfulnt J l .... ......... fiOc

U tN S OU ad i' 1')' th e m hkers o f Lux. Soak tho clolbcfl in i t I’ver n ijjlit a n d they Ihen need no 'rn b b in R or lioilloi!.'10 padkfices f o r ............ ................... |j |

K E T C H U P ITbai Kood ketcbup made o f ripe fllUtuU tomalnes, Lar^e No. 10 cnn. j.Mny l>o rebotlled ni bome. dooJ f{Uu’o i. The c a n ............................35c U

Lux JA li during this even t you may have as many aa you w an t oi

I Lux. Lux U r o c o ^ o d as the g rea tes t aoap on th a m « k c l fo r woolens and dain ty fab.

)A Y ; A P R IL 5,1922

S A T U R D A Y , A P R I l

g h t ’ frren ch w ord mfeaxs n - u p o f S p r i n g a n d S u m r h e

i - u p o f b r a n d n e w , s p i c k a n d

this is gbing toh e g o o d values. N o t o n e . i t e i

E ' I' f Hi 11 i i i if I ' l i i i i i i iJ l lill

^ IVERY

" A j j » | [ V j

j P r oIW TTm T

m i i a 3 IHyBEmiO

H O U S E K E E P EP ro b a b ly N e v e r A g i

N O 1 : N O C

YOU MUST CC

i S p Iin i i ig ‘‘G l e i a i j 'U p .her rnerchandise cauied over nd apaa stocks: bought'especi-

3 be one event .thati >.item goes on sale" tin i) Satur^:

mm m mI»IEC£ 6lMA

f f l

'ERS! A RemarKi.g a in W i l l i t B e Possible I T E L E P H O N E O R D E R S 1 C . O . D .’S " " i

OME,E.ARLY j

> lm « d vttrr J ^

. .B O T 'T ^ B E Z o T T rr n T r r ^ ^ ®“®JOUK & H A B V B T ......\.....T r»M nr> r y , ,

:, o l m 'J i t t n ^ i w w te a

^ ^ I 'u V d r u .^ W ^ i i r S r ^ e<J£y * - / : - - . . . . pu i

eUBBCRIPTION RATM rop)• month* ............................... ..5.1} potl

I mootbi........................................ . . . . t t H .I mcnib.............................................. . . I '4 > ror

OF ABflOCUraD P E ^ "T b t AMOctftted P n n U «raitttm i]r m> fici

m iM to tb* OM (or mubUoaUea o t tH MW* dicpAtehw m d l t ^ t o It. e r so t oih*

:

UPt mmn» AMocUfd PrMt.

No rwpoiulbUltr (■ «wum«d tor (b* ear« of uoaoUelled oaBUfcrlpia, pboto* ■npha or otbor ooatrtbutfd m ttt«r. Ar*

. UdM nbtnJilod for publlnUoa wlU b«I UMd or not a t tho dlaorotiod o t tbo odl* n - i tor atid no reaauMrlpt will b« n tum od v n

tinlMt wMonpftmod b r o»c«*ttrr po*t> ^

■^Tbo N iw V * m iabitf o T t b r ^Bor«M of ClrstilaUMia, rrom wbon full lofonnatloa u to olrouUtJoa.tDay bo ob> F telnod upon opeUcaUotL Ootkilod lator> . na tion auppiled looaUf upoa requeiL

------------------------- --------onuBA8TBRN BEPKSBSNTATIVEa Bho

' zford BuUdlofc CaiOMar

B T O A B ^ i a PI t l l ameoreljr t» ba boped tb i t k

•ufrielBDt acrcago m ay bo pU ated to beeU th i i SprluR to e u o rc . against u y eart

■- pouibU lty ishAtover o f a doaiag down o t tha b(-ot luga r ia c to ry brre . T e t ^ ” onleia eo-ugb beoti u o nUied to war- eovi m o t tbe bperalion o f tbe p lant, u r a h ^ ' edly th a t j i Ju if whiftt will happen. p"e°

T b tre b e &o qotcUon u to thsr] a d ra n ta p i o f a eontlaned opeiiOifln of tbo augar factory. The return to tb s eet farm e n U quick aad n r o whilo tba b to e fl t to tbo towna U j u t aa impor- q | ta n t. The ■ ugu factory praridea about ia >

I ' tbe only ppy'Toll money of couAqoonee i in the dU triet.: As to whether o r no t beet growing l>odi

. t a a aloR'is iad iu try p rov iitn a profit- &b]e o u tlit /o r tbo effort* of the fann- er, The Kuwi b not prepared to argue.

I . I t I t potaibly true th a t not a ll farm eriwbo p lant b rc ts to the ozelualon of 8ho •v e ry other crop wlll make money oti

___ tbc -jeuon - 'a -opo re tions bu t taken, in jjlleoDjnnetlori wlUi general fann ing there abouU be •; p la t t fo r n few a m i of beeta upon a baaii o f operations whirh w ill ne t cntiafaetory reiuUt.

A dm itting th a t dlveraified farmlni; &bl ia tbo tb log o f which thla Roetjon itan ili C in great-j^t ncod, i t i i d lffleu lt to flgtirr

, ou t wher.' the d liaduan tigei wonlil outweigu the benefit* In tbe plantini: o f a pare ot tho farm to aujfar bcct*. f,an,

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( The Iiiirop«an_ jibo tb a t i t toemed |j |y , j ■ lmpOiJiili)i» to maJco agrccmentii w ith ping 1 th o U nited Siatc* th n t tb e 'a e n n t? j; . would rc n ix n itn 'ff now diiproToil. W ith c n „

th e PnclfM ngreement out o f the way, man .n a .lh c H ,.,li™ « lr.m U flr il7 < l o l b ) - '™ \o te o f t 1'A> Rcaate, the Ualonco of tU^ itvn trcativK ili.tM'n up by tli(> Wanhlngton p W

' eonierenc? Arc. certain o f ratiflcaU on Thd whole ta r]c y 4 n d i t i rcanltiDg pact* P I w n e bodi-l upon the I’nclfif t r e a ty j l j Hod tlint fftlM , the nnrnl lim ita tim an'd cvet«'thing"cials m ight have'gonn

'b y the boiird. The W elling ton treallc't b^ing rntiriK l, the ftdmlnistration wilt b« '/rco l l taciilc thn other problem* of fo irlgn roJatiotia nwaitliig It* atten- W l tiom •• .

E^vory propowd wtiemimcnt and rv- ‘ ' er:^ oftcrciS; except th e on-I approvc'l ijy rre sid e n t Iliirdlng, *tipu- notr j ' la tin g 'th ru l^o pact Involved the Uni- aJvi ' tfld Btatr* in “ no commitmeDt to a ra - ; «d force, 4io ollianre nnd do obligation ^nvj

to join in any defcnac,” wn* vote4 P'^ci down, 'fho la tte r rpwrvafion wa*. de- vi*cd to ircc t objectloni ra rly in tho Eith debato wben rfttificalion wa* more in doubt, ou t w hether it o t i ne<e**ary p^y, e ith er to uccuro-ratiflcation votea or to reei|p ro tec t America ngalnat inv o iv m en t I** recodebatable. tlon

— s s : tifuiOEDDEB OK "B E S T M IN M .” ‘o'*-

Britlah Amba**ador Ocddoa ha* a definition o f the " b e s t m lnda" th a t hair

• ae«int to d iffer from tboM th a t re- •ponded tu Mr. Ila rd lng '* call to M*- , rion. H e bai been te lling 'tbe Unlveri- com

i i ty of C a llfornb th a t " th e vn*t tnajor- I ty o f mfu in public life in mental capacity and knowledge n r- fa r behind

' tb e be»i niinda. T E T b ea t mind and the new b e l t th o jg b t aro rcpreaenled by thu, un« h igh ly ipecla lited univeralty profo*»or.

I H A V E ^T o t h e J O H N S O N y

_ . . B U IL D II

; k e y ™

jrWIN FALLS DAILY NEWS T hat knowledge U not present la! ottr f ig o v e m ie n u to d a y ." T

Yot i t i i r o t 10 long 'lince i t wa* ond |the world knows the reault. I s fac t Ione o f the utrongcst appeals maUe for |U r. wa> tb a t bo made no pie*, itension to liighjy ipoclolUed knowl* |edge; th s t he wa* J u it the.opposlto, J <pla in,.m ntter o f fae t cllU en anxious to |represent the’ average American. . B u t |perhaps A uboiaador Gedde* bas a bla* |fo r the 'p iv fcaiional mind. W;S* be no t |form erly occupant of variou* chairs aod |finally punclpo l-of UcQIII university f |

fm iS iiN D , ^MSGLESILSGreat Earthworka Holdi; as a

Tomb thfi Secrets of Its Pra- ' ^ historio Contents *‘“®

to

HX)BKNCK, Ala., - Within alght o f Wilaon dam, unit o f the gov- ‘"®* em m en t'i. w ar project a t Muscle , "f Bboals, 7taada a .monument none the lea* marvelou* in its conitroctlon which “"o mark* t'ae s to ry o f the rule o f a loat “ rac(|, ncrording lo ethnologi*ts whn liou la tely v b l ’e J lh e district. (fin

Pre-hU torie mound builder* or abo- wht rlgincOs c rerted a mound hero th a t ha* g u j iIcfio4 the decoy o f *R<«. Protected by ,,,,m law,, tho Becrols of tbe huge pile of in ­earth an-l.atone have been denied tiie ru rlo u s’a* well a* tho aclentifie ex- , plorer.

Tho mound Aland* SO fee t high and eovor* m- ro than nn ner? o f ground. I t >*arl i* * ltua te j on tbo north banks of tbe mci T onneuee river ju i t ,out*iilo the e ity of licf< Florence. Small tree* and dense shrub- re n BtsTj-tDve!? tb e whole. , : — r " ' ' f^oi

Tbe mound ha i proved of almoat oa much in terea t a* tbo governm ent proj- „ ■ cct to th e thouiand* who have v liited the d is tric t, town autboritic* declare.

U uic le Bhoala was n favorlto haunt of tho Bed Man, local b lilo ry ihow*. I t 1* believed hero th a t the mound w ai I< ' firlginally conitruoted by tho loat race will o f mound builder* bu t i m uied by the Ive In d b u s as a mauioioum whore the aiirl bodlei o f mnny g reat eh lefta ln i now repoio. Tlic ito ry appears to bo au- then tira te .1 th a t the ehief o f the laat g rea t tr ib e to inhab it the d la triet wnt buried there "by ' reijueat so Ihn t -lio "m ig h t continually hear the ipla*h nf the water* n» 'tb ey roll over Muscle S h o i l i ." crei

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Absence of Hot W ater and Soap erOaoses Distress and Boffer ■ tigs

in? to Female Folkflm

OOKSSA, (/P)-B <nutifn l hand* are "a th ing o f the . past In Buiaio. Tho lanihands o f linndaome women ore ha rd Hatand horny, a tm oit, a* thuae of field a t ilaborers. They huvo neither ho t w ater ' «t)inoi- soap iu whicb to w aih them, nor n-hi salvea and rold rrcnm* toiprevent chap*

Constant household labor in thclrsingle rooms, m aking firc i for cooking, 'carrying wnter, chopping wood and 7 ®many o ther prim itive duties bnvo has- Uic'tened tbo effee t n f cold anil d irt. woi

m e band* of men and WQpicn o f the ,tooltlv«iT®t-'’l’*f®' pl*^nS»t» nnil in iitn im cn t era' players a re In tho some condition.

lE W E PSlmmwrWhen Mixed with Solphnr It

-Brings Back Its Boautlfol Lustre a t Oncc

Ornv linlr, however hnndiome. de­note* ndm ncing nge. Wo ftll know thd advnntn,jci of a ynilthfiil. appearance.■i'our h* ir •! your charm.' I t make* or mnr* thx> fore. When It fades, turn*Rtrvy and look* itrc ak c d ju i t a few ap- pliealionii e f Soge Ten and Sulphur en­hance* ifa appcamnco a hundred-fold., Don’t a tay gray! Look youngi E ither pri'pare the recipe n t homo or get from any drug ito re a bottle of •‘V .'ytlb'» Suro and Sulphur Com­pound,” which i l merely the ,o ld-tim e recipe improved by th e addition of other Ingfftdient*. Thouiand* of folk* recommend th is rmdy-to-tise p repa rs-l r tlon, bc tfau»ejt darkens tho hair beau­tifully , betides , no ono can powlWy* tell, as It darken* to _nMuTally and evenly. '\’ou m oiiten a spong's lOr soft brash w ith It, draw ing tbl* through tho j h sir, tak ing one im atl i tra n g a t a , tim e.. By mornlBg tbe g ray h a lt disap* I pears; a fte r another application or two I ita natural color Is restored and It bo- comei thick, gloiay a n d Initroua, and you appear -years you n g e r.-ad v .

.PracU es &al(>Forg«t<uln<«v Sclf.forgetfiilncM store* up linppt.

ncM fls tho been More up boney. The unnelllsli mnke Joy for thcmaclve* a* well as fo r everybody around them.

M O V E DM A U T O S A L E S 9 IN G .

IE TAILOR

TWIf; fa l l s DAILi;v .i_i i~; j / • ' I I I . ' I . L . ^ . 1 . I

V No ■; ! Defense

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I By Gilbert Parker '

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j 'lu ta iu c ftr^ I h

C tm u w ttr OUteit r » t « r -I

{Contiaucd from T uesday 's Is*i}e.) ^

CHAPTER XIX. *

Shslla Hta H«r Say.' ^ c n , t^ l me.' pleoMi. whnt yoo c know of th e slory^” u l d th e g o rem of « to Stielln a t King'* buUM one a fte ^ noon Iwo wetk# la ter . “ I only get r meager reporta from ih e geDeml coto* rl uiandiug. Uut you being eloso 10 lh e „ im linaie source of the e v e n u o u i t n know all.” p

“] know nolhlog direc t from Ur.Cal* ti liouD, your limior,'* ube said, ‘1>ut only (] (fimogti (i(s servaoi, Utcfiael Clones,« h o I* u M ettd o f m j Darltss Uolaod. ^ and tliry have met o ften since the f ln t iiuibrinak. You bnow. or course, w bat happenwl ol I’orl LoulM—bow tb e ^ slaves and M aroons seized ood m u r ' lim 'd Ilie gurrlsoM. bow fam ilies were y bulcbcred wben tbpy 'onned Qrst, bow „ barburliiu brokt* looNe uml mnde a ll ^ men combine to Ilgbi tb«| rebels. B reo |, licforc Mr. Cnihnuti m m e tbey bad had rccord of a anrk o f bum an c a n . cul ,, from (he deml rvtiet-slnven. wben th e ; hnd bet'n kllloil hy fiilihfat slnvcs. and good progrcKs w as made. Bot the re- ,| vo lte n (IxtsI, Ibelr tn raps o a high rocks, and by.)>lnii’liig of shells brought ^ m any fn»5) recranx to th e struggle.II was only when Mr. Calhouo canik wllb bis hounds ibiii uoythlDg dctla- . Ive WHH done. I-'or tbe rebels—Moroons and slarcft--w ere htd, well CDtrcnebod . and cautious, and the dantw r w aa b*- corolng g rea ter every day. On Mr. CalboDQ'a arriva l bc set th e bounds to " work and tbe rebellion lo th a t dls- Irlct was soon over."

*1 t was ^ ib e r io g s treng th w ltb to- " creasing tragedy elsew here." remorked tbe governor. “Some took refuge la bidden places, and came out only to s teal, rob and. mnrdeh~«Dd worae. ^ T here Is ba t one way to deal w ith - ■>'' these people. N o gaming o r drinking ^ among slaves m ost ^ e allowed, blow- log of shells o r beating of dm m a m ust' be forblddeo. and e re ry fre e negro e r mnlBlto tn o it w ear on b is a n n a tlg&—perhaps a c » s a ^ o r Ted."

“SlaTery la 'doom ed.’* sa id S h d U flnn lj,. “I t l i end Is not f a r off."

-W ell, they sUll keep slaves w tb e ^ land of WnshingtOQ and A iexaoder g HamlUoo. They a n b e tte r off here a t any ra te than In th c lr oWn country wbere they wcro like qnlm als OQoag whom Ibcy llvod. U cre tbey a rc safe - from poverty, cared fo r In sickncss, and have uo fea r of being bonded over to lhe keeper# of cnrrloo. o r being ibi* food of tlic Kalllnasf). T hey rau fctil tliclr nil un frlcnssecs o f tiiaran i | w onus nnd sieiil »viihout puniubnieni . ,leal or rlnK-iullcd p lscons iiinl black * craliK (nim iho masAO."

“Bui tlii-y a re not f rw . Tlu-y nr»* I ntbms III lii'niiH of ilu it. Thi-y linvt- ( no rightif—nil llbcnlcs.’' ]

Slicllii WIIH QgllQti-d. but xl»- ’•Imi>vi><iQQ. OTrlK'mCUL Stlft •» ' f

T w o O0 1

MIRAC, pQored in the foel tank to e

line or kerosene, by living t bastion chamber, will Inbrj

walls, valves and valve stezni friotlob is g reatest; prevent tain compression, and save < in fuel which is th^ee to ffv AOLBOrii. '

I noUce'a smoother nmnii er after beginning the nse 0

(Signed) W,

I notice moro power in m Oil. Incroaso a t least 20 p<

. (Signed) HENRY M.

UIra61o Oil is giving my oa. ing of faol, also a olean ongi

(Signed) I

Arrowhead Set Cogswell Tire m d

Victory C W. E, Smith

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LY NEWS; TWIN FALITer TTriT i S ^ l D g ' ^ H .TIEe on i'w E ohad gose th w jg b , czpetlence w hich abad d lsdp lloed h e r to control. O nly' tib e r bands w ere dem onstn tlve—yel «qnletly s& Any . oaa watching b e r eclosely wontd have teeo th a t b e r bauds w wero w oaltlve, expressed ««ea morem arkedly than ber eyes o r llp s -w ba t Cwere ber feelings; O er t r a g ^ bud p:altered- he r lo one sense. Sbe -w a s pipaler nnd th inner than ever ahe b a d y< been, but there wos enough b f ber,and th a t delicately made, wblcb gave aiIbe governor a th rill of desire to m ake bib e r b is own for Uie rest o f b is life no r bers. U e bad aU o gone througli b< much since tbey bad l u t met, and behad seen bts own poaitlon In tbe bal- o,once—uncertain, troubled, inaecorei uUo realised tb a t he b a d lost repn ta- ki

-Hot}, wblch had scarcely been tvgaliied Tt\y bis consvnt, to tbe.useu)f tho boonds a

tLitt*. huntl. ^as trroiw rury' hi-ad uf^tBe n llitla . B e mroDid not t>ui him over tho regn la r 01troops, bul as tbe general command- yilog w as. In elTeci, Ihs slave of py ck 01(.'alhoni^ iherv wos no deed for kozt* >ery. - ni

Dyck Calhouo h sd smaahed. tb e yirelielllMi. bad quieied th^ Island, b a d airisen nbovo a ll the dark disiarbances dl(if Kvolt Ilku a m aster. -Be bad estab^- ttll*tied h a rn c k s and fo ru a t m soy yipolnl* In the iiluiid. and bad stotloned mtroopji In tfiem ; be had cowcd and sub- k dued Mnnious and slaves by iJiebounda. Yet he bad pnnlshed only th e et^ e f o f ihoM who had been lo ac tua l kii^ l l l o D . and bad repressed tbe vio- pleot punlslim eou-of tbe earlie r p a rt <djH tb e coofllct n

Dyck bad bDlIt up for blmself a r t | i ixutaUun a s -n o Oae tn all the bU tury Dof lhe Island bad iieen able tu d a • H e ftcommanded by more Ibda offlcinl itn- fcihnrity—-by pcrnm alliy und achieve- n iiieni. Tliere wus nu one lii tbe liluiidI'u i knew tbey b e ta sa ted by b is l l prudfncc. foresight and skill, l i wnato their minds muiwnduus and roman- ■>] lie Fonunniely ibey. showed uoftniiig reeling against Lunl Mallow. I'iHy iiiticiiiK King'* b»u*«- a i rtlntwajil Oi Sit n biiHpllul. and (ly ^Mfts o f fuix] andimmey 10 wives ami chltdn-n of b>iI- ™cllem and clTlllaiia. tlii.' governor bud *B lltllti eraillcnted his reciirU of beg- g

Lonl, tiiiiluw hnd a woy wltb him s»‘beii lii- i-tiiM<s 10 use It. I le w as nuc |williout llie gift fu r |>uiiulnrliy. ond =be aaw nmv ibai be could Ih.h i a ttd lti Cll by ta-iirliig Uyck Calhuun'wcil. H u =WIW tniiiiMi i-niiie antj go ; be li*tuneil =In bTtevaiii-e*: be i-orrccied abu*ei>: =be (li*vlseil u schuiuu for nursing; li«> =pluiiiicil wfcurlty for tbe fu tu re ; be ' gp iv e (ji-miliislon for buccaneer irudtni; bwith Uie Uultod S ta le s ; ho bad by 1pj; . ‘ EiMluihy .m ler given the Creole* a Iwt* s

,tc r plni-e In tbe civic orp in lim . lle i £wuK iKii blind to lllf ract tb si bemlKhi S ll} diKTeel courr<ctc iu p n « > favorablybla v is i to r Atl he dtd. « b* affected rb y .Ibat thuogbt. Ue could not b u t rtblok th s t Sbella would Judge of h im ' zby w hai be did a s much a s by wliut i

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ILE O ltI each (Ivo gallou ai gaso-.I throngh heat of the com- bricato the npper cylinder ims, redadng friction wher« n t carbon formation, main- e a t least 16 to 26 per oent rfve times tbe oost of UIB.- '

ning motor ^ t b m^xa pow.I of Miracle Oil in my oar. 'W. B. EAKE, Tmckman;

Twin Fans.

my Bco after nsing Miracle por cent. .H. OHATOLIN, Banchor,

Twin Falls.

oar moro power and a sav> igine. .

S.' GAMBLE, Banchor,. Twin Falls.'

ervice Station d Service Statioh ’Garage"h Motor Co: ^FALLS^—

.LS, IDAHO, WEDNESDi0 B e looliei} a t btr ocrw, w ltb l o t e M j « h aod lo o ^ n f. .B e lo red to . be a r b e r p y ta lk , and sbe bad iD fontatioo w U ebj v !i w as' DO dosb t t n « r tban m oet 'b e ^ a ir cel red—w u d o a er to t b t brloe, u itl o Is w ere.'- , t « * ^ i i a i D ora o ia 'yoQ u U M 9t U r .’ c It ^ o i u i and bla d o ln g e r he asked- E d presentJy. "B e la in c l? io b a v ln g 'so ' H M p e r f tc t- a n a rra to r ot bla h lsto rle»-> t d y e t so nnerpected a na rrato r." • a ^ ( ta le slowly op Sbella’a taee ,!a and n r e a glow eiren to tb e ro o tt of. Jt b e r ba lr. She coold no t endnre theso- -a references’to tb e d a r t .g u l f 'b e tw e e o ,ll b e r and Dyck Calbona.' '* * lly lord.*' she aald abarp ly . i t Is.I- no t m eet tb a t yoo shoold eay sucb '!. tblnga. U r. Calbooo w u Jailed fo ri U

killing (ny fa ther—le t It b e a t tb s t . lid n i e la s t t l a e 70a saw m e yon olTcred pa o e yotir band and beayt. - Well, do ItL you taiow 1 bad alm ost m ade op myt ^e mind to accept yoor b u d . tben iher news o f .th ls trouble w as hroughi m : 1I- yoo and you left u»—to ourselves a n d ' I1 ou r dangers r -* ' T b e t o m o n r a ta n e d . “Yira a re s a ' 1

nnfriendly u a ‘t « m t gnram lgbty’:, Je yon m ake mtf draw tny brea th ih ick ' .d aa tbe b la ck a m o o rs ,-u tbey say. Ii 1 s did w bat I thooght best In th e clrcum-'

ttancea,*' be sa id , "1 d id no t tblnk. I 1 y you would be in any danger. 1 bad!- 1 d oo t beard of the Maroons beiog ao f a r ’tK sotlth a s Salem.** . ' - | 1e * 7 e t I t la Ihe m a o .w h o foresees '* ebaocea th a t succeeds, a s yoo ahould ] .1 know by. now., yoo r honor, t w asK greatly tooehed by tb e offer yoo,^mada , 1 tne—Indeed yea," abe added, aeeing the

rap t, eager look lo b ia face. 1 had I b e e o 'to ld w bat had opse t m e, th a t i

Dyt3t Oalboon k lU la r n y 1« ta tS e r, atfd'all tb e w orld seemed dread*I. foL Tea, to tbe . reaction, i t w as al* i. m ost on tny tosgoe to eay yea to yon, d fo r yon a re a good ta lker, 'yoo bad a ikQ l ItLDOCb UL&t 790 d id . a o d w itb a booeat advice trora a w ife m ight do

mttcb more. So 1 w as In a mind to0 a ^ yes. I bad had much to try me,

Indeed, so very mocb. Rver since I .li Drst eaw Dyck Calhoun J i e had beeoi . ^ lhe one man who hod ever Influenced I l. me. He was forever In my mini! fvftn; Id ---- ' '

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il AprilSlu —

@ , Nothing can grow* § ment. R egulp dej ; p essary in building 1 ; p as moisture is in gi1 S

'• y Get the habit of s(' to by a t regular intei

ra everything baek in' ' a Dollar Crop whic

g other crops fail.

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I WHEN YOU NEED FINANCIAL ADVICE

Mo m a tlw ■wbettet 700 a , sarlogs bank e r no t, 700 a

' " ' e a r o ffleers on f tn s n d u t I I isre a t, laTeetlgate,

I I T b iif t f foO a v b o beUon IU m ay a ra ll tbam atlres o f 1I I n r lB g s accodst ,v l tb tb is

I n T oo m ay open a a aoeoo |U oas do llar o r more.' f o o rI I I pa id o a s iT ln ta aooagati , 1 II nlaUofis.

j Hie Twin Falls N-"T e ae b Your D oU an t o j

Capital and Suri

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DAY, APRIL 5. m ■:j v b a a b e w as I n , prisdo-><)b, w bat^fs ^■ p rlsoa ,-w bat la goUt tr c r . to a girl ij w b e n . ^ lo raa l Xtt, I lo ied bim - T bere i t wsai U a w u e re r oa my :l n lo d , a n d '1 cam e be ra w J a D a lc a -

be w a a b e r e ^ f o r .w hai.elaaT Salem .< coold b a re b e ta restored by D arius

Boland orNitbere, o r 1 coo ld 'b a re aold ,>' It. .1 came to Jam aica to flnd him . h e re -o n w o o a n ly perttapa^ yon" wlU

a a y .r ''"Qnosoal oa ly . w ltb 1 ie& Su~U ka

\7 « S Z . . .{Continued lo T hursday 's Issae.)

, ProQreM A ll-Im portantL et OS rem em ber th a t ju s t becaose

Improvement ia a lw ays and e re r wltb- - In the grasp e f bDmao effort a t ’ al'. po!nta, p rogress Is the grea tea t r e a l­ity la tbe w o r l l - J . V. f l a r r i t

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rheomahctwinge'’ £: MADE-YOU UNCE!USE S lo .li '. I t« i l r . tw ite i i» l l i>

•I Tbe .very first tim e yoo use Sloaola Ti«tm>nf yea wUl woodcf iH v 70a o m r osed W o i t . ' Tbe c p o M t w anntb a o d gnickjreU ef from paia

t i e f i n t '. <2 aa acbo or pain, ose i t .

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Ihwm IS ,

w without nourish- § ieposits ^fe as nec- %? up a cash reserve ^ growing crops. 1

setting something ^tervals. Don’t put =in the farm. Have ^lich will aid you if, J

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i g lIEra a n a costomer ot tbia j ^ m are Inrlted to cootolt ^ . . al mattera. Before roo' Q

tUort* in legoU r a%Tl&( | | ( .gf th e ad raatag es o f a I f ?bU laatltation; .* { | ^

eotmt w ltb a depoalt o f jj ” ''' oor per ce&t In tereet la | J t ta, SQbJeet to n j

National Batik Ut o , I ^ r e More C e n ts ." - ^

irpltts $167,000

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DailyAdvertisements

I P I O W iH I t t ^' n p s Mil:■ n

Obildren’a Wook Deaigned to “ ReU67e t u b Condition in J

America

dfiCAQO, yp)-ci>ltdrta’* Weo ;, which ba i heen b b ie m d in SO lU tes V »ad ptovlticca o f K oith AnicTicb to esi- <> phsslM religloug «duu tIon its n pbam ». o f ehlld ton«rvtU BB , -wSll bo obiervci) th il jrcar /p r i l 30 to M ay 7, aad a t aueh P*

u pftTtlcolar eonmunlU ci ^ ’ ^ a y t c l e c t * 'A t lca»t 13,000,000 of tho °

000,000 cMldrcn o t Nortl. America = i under-13 jv o r i o f age arc rccclvlnjr no

r«\lgioo« eAacntlon w hatover," U rs. Maad Junh ia Baldwin, luperlntcndont o f tbo cbndrea 'a division of tbo loter-

' national Pundaj' School ojgoelation 111 said horo In rxp la ln in ; tho plans of th r li: division fo? th lj obscrvonco Tho weok 8' WOI f i r i t roro^nUod in IDIS in ' 44 • sta te s and {iroviacci and the nomboc waa subsequently raised.

S E E K M E ill ;" J N l M i B E S ;

--------- llOoDTention. to lUsoius Moans ■ -for Increasing Exports and

ntalining Mannfaotoro

PH ILA DB IiPH IA , Pa., ( /R — Wm-i of devclopinjf forc ljin .m arkcli for Am- c. r lea n ’Roartf and so ttb g idle InrtiiBlrial V p lants to woric and ships in motion aro amoOK subjects for illtcQuion a t the ^ 'atio?al Forelfni Tradi* convention l- to be b tU hero M ay 10, l l and 1 2 „ I l t ' twcoa fo;«r and five thouaand dolenitos ® K p rm n tS ng Ibj) industrlnJ, oKricuIluV--

" i ' al, eomracrclBli7'flDanelo] and ahlppirj; in terests o f t l ie nolion, arc cxpcctcij t{> a ttend. M any of tho governm ent'a for-' n

• r ip i trade advisers, aome o f whom will : como frora the ir posts abroad, aro on y tho j)ro}fr/un for addresses. U

0' F tw Museums of Agriculture. G

MusMwnn dnvoted to ORrlcullure nre T fery flcorec. Thfert* nre soch Instltu* n tlons In Dcrlln. nudnp4>xc iind itupnos

. Aires, and th**-! wns oncc n Inrvo ono MflngInK lu (HP United Sinlei* Do* partiHcnl oJ A crta iU urs In WftsJilng- lon. hu t It miR ntiollsllcd tnany years

I . ' _ _ _ _ _ , ' -

LlrtBs to bo R membered. f jv {■UlucatUiu Is n »a{»sunnl of

Hb«rty Itmn n flnritlnB n n n .c }f wo ' reticn rli thu n'ncM of tli5 nrlmn]*

^ m it tc r , wc mu»t mlM! Ihw o of iha ■ dtfll sertffiDf.—EtIwnnI Rvorett. ''

K i P i i .H l l S i j

Broken Ont Skin and 'ItchingEczema Helped Over Night

F or uniich tly sicin rru|itl'in«, rnsh or 1!lilotshc* fa tf , n m s nr bncU ,j>ou do n il hnve to w nlt for relief from „loTluTo cr I'mbarra.'ismciit. ileclarca u ,,notod sIci.i.Rpcclalist. Apply n littlo '* Mentho-Suljiliiif and ^ lni|)rovcm,ciilshow# no st day. *'

llecnm c o f its Bcrni-ilwlroylnjf prop- 'crtles, nolhing hns ever been found to | tnkp the pineb o f 'th i* sulphur prepnr-ntion. The moment you npply it hnrn- *log beRins. Only thoso who havA had ■'iinsljjhtly skin troubles eitn know tho ' 'delight this Mcntho-8u1pliur brinj-a. I’

'■ Kven fi'TV, itfh ing pfxcna 1" dried rlRht up.

Q et a iiniuU Jar (com nny i;ood drug-i:l8t nnd jise U like cold fronm.—ndv. I'

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c o a t e d w i th H e r : c h o c o

< At Varney’si f 1 3 9 M ain W « st

USKID S -AS LEAJJW ^

W sw n ll dW tie ciRtiB* ITS w -ra f O o w c o p f ^ o u r s o f iE w tv i i ^

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New;t s - u n d e r t h i s h

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ITio Inner bnrk of tho Inccbark tree.

5 ro w in g In t»>6 W cat Inillw . geparate i a fte r maceration In Wator inio layers m e n iM In f coanje laco. FtIIIb nnd mlCes mado of It w ere sen t from Jn< tnnlca Bl a p resent to a ia r lc a I. T iic ba rk ' is Qsed in maklns; r o p n and - whipa. p

• T ransporting Pow er of W ater. _ _ T lio tranHportlnj; pow er of flnwihs ""

s w ntcr varies ns the xlxlh- power of '• fhe velocity. T hus If the velocity o f " Iho w a u r la doubled. I ts tracsportlng

power l l Inerenwd M fold. T his ox- , plalnn the eticc t o t a r iv e r Id flood la J carrying a ll t h ln p before it. a ------ --------------

i M O N E Y T O L O A N '

IdONSV TO LOAN un m d c ra dwellI lluKs; repayable la in a l l n n a lW n t* e liberal repayaen t prlv ileer ArtKiir I. k 8 w l« 4 Co. . ^

t , NOTICE OP O lfiSO L T m O N 0 ? PABTW BaflnTP

N otice is hereby given tha t- tbo pa rt- J ' norship lately existing betw een 'Thos. ,, ilcE iw ain aod t , J . B radley of Twin

SV'alis, Idaho, under tho f irm name of ~ Tho Shoo M arket, will bo disssolved m on the SOth day o f March, 1022, by n u - tr lual eoaseat,

B Thos. U eEIwain Is a u th o r lu d to set- " lio aii debts duo to and b y sa id f in s .

L. J . BB AD LET, \\ THOS. M cELW AIN. ' -

'Subscribed and sw ots to by tbo aiga- i. ers thereto th is 30th day o f' March, J'II 1022. , V f0 * 8TUABT n . TATLOE, *J

N o U ry ...P ub lle ,-rcs id lng a t Twin^ W la,-Idaho . _ _ _ • ' 84t . "

s p '~ " ' ' ' • R<P ' T W IN F A L L S M A R K E T

" M c u P iJ l Fiodncin,* B utterfa t. all n a d e s , no doduetioni“ mnde, Ib -------.................... .............. 27e .” Vresb ranch eggs, d o z .___________ lOe “

liens aad sprinffs, pouiid._ .» ....__^15c 2.Old coeks, ponnd ________ ,Geese -------------iN o m arket /.

: Turkeys — -----------.>.*.._i;.No . u a rk e t .• nin-ks. ponof) ... ...........: . ' . Hf1 Oram. .J Wheat, No. 1, cwt. ................ ........«1.53

Prodne*. «. I’utntoM , UnraU, cwt. ............;....... S,', -, ' . I iiru to n c' Cattle — Cowi, 3@4e; tle r rs 4@ '‘f

4 l-2e; ve ils 5® "e. iloK »-Prfm e, B01Oc.«heep—Multon, 4c; iaml'S, 0@8v.

0 ■■■ M0 U8£W n*B ’8 o u i tm|. fflrtftli Hrlrma . m i t t and VogeuMM , i,

I.U .... ..................... |il.liC(fJl’,.iOPntafK s, fwt. ....... ........................ 41 5 i 0Cabbane, per ib_____ ____________ .00 aCauliflowrr, ib, ____ ___________ .2fi fNew Turnips, bu. --- ------------------ .15 -I 'artoU . w r lb. ...................................

I New Onions, bu. _____ _ .07R bubatb, ll> ........ ......................... 17 l-2c A

Spinach, lli. .................... ...................20 . 'Tomntocs, Ib. ..........— .2.V y

ProTisJOns and Staples. pFlour,.4S-lb, isflc .... _ .,..„ „« j3 0 (;? l.b 0

T SuRor, beet. Ifl0-lbs________ $7.75@7.a5eucar, cone, 100 lbs...............«7.05@8.0.i g,Crenm Cheeae .........................— .— .23Ilrivk C lieese .......... ..................— .10||.'n n . ________________________ .OC Pl

‘ 'irriHl ....... ......................................... . n -' RuUcr (ereamery) ....................... ... MU" Hulter, (rnneh) ......................................30 »

" n .r ,m ., .............,30@ :«c I, Unc-nn. (.lice.l ________________ _____ lO ~

Pork ihoi-s ____ __ _______ 17 1.2@i!5c,1 Muttoa e h o p s_______ __ 17 l-2026e p„ Pork m ast ______________ 17 l-£@28e -

I'nrl> tauKflge-............. ............................H'l •,t tlleiik — .Sirluin 2Se; T bone 26e; re

round 2Se; ehnek 17 l-2e. «!'r. appf—Pot toaal 15@17 l-2e; plaw »' J. lOr.; briaket 8a.

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; these people what you ; sale or rent, the positicS . i . l » M i l ............. M il .Ml ■ , ■■■ ■■■3 --------------------------- -------------- : —

FQR SALE - REAI ESTATE _ J J _________________________________

[ N o n o B .P Wo havo a buyer for a good fiO-aern

farm with fa ir iaprovem onts; m a pay <2500^10 eash; 'aeo na i f yon

w ant this moBcy,..• Have a very dcsirablo e ity property

th a t u priced n a llc ia g %good Ineomo; tson-encnmbored;

■ ) wlU trade for JO or. 20 acres.Uave a good busl'nesj^ p foperty th n t

«ftt\ be booRi't r ig h t and idnlUo I ’ 20 per eent on -your invostm enl.'

• ROBERTS REALTY CO.Phono fi03

y o n 8ALS o n b e n t —nvo-room, houso with goragoj fu rnbhed o r un- ’ furnished. 302 Blxth ove. N. Phonc'

n

>t FOR M L B -1 0 a e c ^ fa ir improve- id men^s; 1-2 mllo from -^ inu s tre e t; good 1. truck and chicken r a n r h ;^ 2 0 0 . term s.

30 ACRES, good Imptovcments, flno asiortm cnt o f fruit, x’ood place; 2 1*2 inltcs fi^m M ala sl.-, close to paving; <5500, iftsy tcrma. Lloyd-Crnven Co.; 123 Mnltt nve. E.

a. POR BA,LB-1 1-4 acrcs on Vnn h. ilurou St., tiO. 3»3; 300 fee t outsldo of

c ity llm’t t ; all klods of bearing frUU trees ami small fruits, '.Juven room houfO with sleeping poreh , and, Inrgp fron t poreh, with cemont eoilar, w ater, electric lights, al«o wired for telephone,

» good barnj graincry nod chicken liousm ond runs; selling on aeeount of poor health. C 8 . Welser, Twin Falls, Bo* OSS.

, FOR S a l e —Fivo room modern hous*- « fully futnisbed. m T hird ave. W. In

quire 303 Third ave. E.

FOB 8A LI>-Bcst 10 aerca, bn lf mile “I ftotn eity? plowed nnd seeded, 1526 “ ncrc. T erm s.-A ct now. 0 . 0 . Barton,

LaClede Boomi. ‘

>3 F O a '0 U i ~ n » * * * a i r M r i - r m U #rasi. 1-4 a lle sontb WssMnfiloa lehooL _________________________ Z----------------

FOB 8 A IJ> -A real bargain Ib ' woII ^ \mpioveii norlb ’slde farm . Dr. DwSgbt.

FOB SALE—FWo a tre t iu f t 4a T w la f’a lls; suitable for, poultry .farm. Ar tb n r L . Qwln, owner.

FOR sale- aT tomobiles

iO TOB o r I tb’a p ^ ^• ' Overland, never-, been o .cd ; latest •0 modoL I havo other car, eannot nio 'fl t'ito. A ddreu B tgsos, c u e Kewa.

is FOB 3ALBl~Wo bavo w Sie exeep- 17 tional bargnlns In used rars. .Johnson lc Auto Comfany. .

’’I- FOBDS bought ana sold a t tho Auto Wrecftlne Co., 140 2nd Ave. South. Phone 89.

15 FOB HALE-^Onetuu V l n r u u ^ w good coidltlon. The Big White Store

lo "rO B SALE OR TRADh-*First~da«7 'C Pdtu iCdnit. 44G Second ave. 8o.

' y o i r - ' l ’K P’’ see “ a T E P " the Cyl"- ioder Orinder. 147 Beeond avo. N.

lc WAMTED isyE LLA W E^1® "~'W A N TED -Trcci nnd shrribbcry to IJ trim , a A. Holloway,-Box iOS, Olty.

< IV A N T K D - Yout crocheting lo do. ic Phono 24I'W .

:'t : W ANTf:I>-Your tires nnd tubes to ;; repnlr; oldest nnd best cnulpped Uro

ahop In c ity ; lowest nWces; work guar- ;« ontoed. T « in Falls VuUanitlnR W orks.

WANTED—A buyer for ii desk,: typew riter, adlllng .machine, incchan-

le 'a bench aad vUe. Johnton Auto Company.

WANTED — Potnloca, number onea or good twos. J . B. WhUo, offito nCT t door to K . B. Lue, 114 Second So. Phone 1027W,., ■ ; '

W A N T E D -8 foot sbow easo. Call 80, Auto Wrocking Co., 140 2nd Ave. ^ u t b . .......................................

W A K fE D -Y o u t U resT to te p ah ; bost worK, a t lowest prieea: Idaho V u ltaa ixag Works. 132 Second avo. N.

WANTED—Best buy In u o d oaf for 1350 caab in haad. Address j . E . Brea- SM , 8H .N . ATthnr. Poeatello. T ia to .

MYSTEKIOUS DISSAPPjEAfiAI

/ OIO ONE A ,U s A O f MV P iaO W T O IiS J

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Y NEWS, TWIN PAULS,

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ssifiei t p e r w o r d p e r

o u t p f e v e r y f i v e h o m e s i n

u h a v e t i ) s e l l , t r a d e o r e x c

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E FORSALE-MISCELUNEOUS'.I_ ■ OUT O F TOW S In lo te sti tnmpoU n t

to sacrifice my well established and < Ip w fltab lo U slnesa. A sk .fo i l i r ; Otlsk : l o t M oore's Bepair shop. Opposite sale ' STOuads. I

p o a SA L F ^D lam ond tires. Slrlctly f irs ts ; wo do not deal in seconds or cut .

I p rk o tiros. Tw in F a lls V uleanltlog j Worico. !

i 'O B ' SA L B -B ura l Seed P otatoei a t |- ■ ^ tn e r ‘1 Bepair Bhop, 222 Snd St. E . '

HEU8T1TCU1N0 and idcoling at- tachm ent; guaranteed c fU ony sow- I

lin g mnehine; prico $2. ..TSrononiy P i)'« '- Company, Billings, Mont3"».

n PO B ?A L B -30x3 1-2 Diamoiid tires, l! 1- double Jlamond trcjid) only $10.00. , ,P Twin Foils V ulsanlting Works. I .

SEED POTATOES FO B 8ALB I ' e- I HAVE 2000 sacks o f potatoes iti d Brovtn and Savage coUoia s t Kimberly, * a. whieh I o ffer fo r sood a t $1.25 for No >« 1 Carmen, (1 fo r No. 2 Carmen, nnd , •2 11.40 for No, 1 Oenis; will give time i i; un til (all io r naymuntVaccurvd by croji >•; wbrtgnge; will sell any quantity-desir­

ed ; I will bo In K im berly afternoon of H uturday'April 1, aod all day Suadav, 1

>n Monday und TuescTay following. Find ' mo about the cellar o r a t tho pool liall.

1> K. 0 , nyOn.Ul —________ — ■ , ■V> FOR BALE—w rn i tu rc . 32.’! Thir.l r, ave. E.e , -------------------------------------------------------

FOB aALK — 'I 'ractor,- Doi« .1. jr Henry.

FOU SALE—Carmen seed potatoes,- ro-Botted and good s tu ff . 2 miles south, w 1 1-4 miles west of K im b erly .' W. E. fi KUbom.'

_ 'I R m 'f i A L ^ R m n i r s a f i ^ D o ^ ” .».Ie H enry. i i.

n POB dA L B -D im aond tires. Fnbries and eoTd»; atnnilnrd for 20 years; rer-

' ommendod by all who uao them. Twl'i 1# F a lls Vulcanising W orks. .

!l; DA Y-O tO CHICKS «»J ta l .M n ,li] eggs; also rnslom hn ld ilng a t onr piniilit. on WnsblRgton s t,-T w in Falls Ilatrh-~ ory Co., Bt. No. 3, Twin Fall*.la ___________ ■r BEGIS'^EBED Cossnck jifn ifa seed

for snle. Phono 003W. M. A. Tliomel*.

^ V l ilT iT w Y A N D O T T E EGOS f7r batching; Flshel s tra in ; yards headed

- by cocken‘1 from Plsbel direct, mated ** w ith yearling hens; I1..10 per selting

o f l5 . C. B . m c e lc r , 753 Third #ve. X

POB S A L ^ T b o r e leetrie washing- maehlno, usod very llttIo ._ .W ..,L Oil- * ?■ le tte , 140 W ashington.'n -- - '

PO B S .\L B —Brass be 'l, lib rary tn-- blo,.‘chiffonier, elialnt. 230 Foiirfi •o avc. E . •h. ■

FO B S A L B -S tam en W lnesap, yellow- N . Pippin, Orimes Ooldeo, a carload.>> Also f i n t class alfa lfa hay. Pbone « 517.B8.,

'■ FO B 8 A L E - i ‘uro bred K b ^ o riian J red eggs io r se tting ; rrd e r enrlv.

j; Phone 05rjB.' I'. 0 . Box 754.

” f OB~ ' e 0 B ~ E \c1 A N (fB^N ew *' and second-hand farm Implements. See • us i f you have any farm implcmenta you

do not need. Idabo Hdw. and Implo- m ent Co., In the Foss B uilding acros-

‘ street from Firo Station. •

FI^B SA L E ^R ighl, horsei. .o»# laulea and h o s t. ' O. ll. Suilivan. 4 n i)

. west, i 3-4 a i l , lOuth nf iKe dW cornt-ri F t o - ________________________________

FO B SALE—Bleyeles, tncyrlcs, tiru^ ^ and accessories: W erner's Bepair Shop,' ^ 224 Seeonl s t. B.

K )B 8 A L E -% c ia l •elected seed ^ potatoes. Varieties, Carmons nnd Rur-

als. Phono C50B. p . 0 . Box 754.

^ CANB SDOAB, (7.80; beet sugar f 17.00, delivered, Kinney Warehouses,

Tolephoao 08.

j j TOB SA L E -C ood <iaaO f ir s t mort'- p gngo,draw ing 8 per eoat. 203J11.

' FOB- 'lA L E -B ird icyo m aplo dresser ~ and b ^ o o m stand; also o ther futnl-

tn re. Phono 24S.

'■ r o E a i i ^ : - r a i « r * r « i 2 5 p i , ' s a i .~ Ion; auto p a la ti , enamels and var­

nishes, ealsomlne, aod wall paper. Phana 5, Mooa’s Shop.

AnOES ALEEADY BEPOBTED

v w w ! W t n iA fs f iw N y A /1 w o N (, J MISSED ONE- OP gCRQQl

niNE- AND 1 WA^O»INO j Coouo T- (VEI? TO SE C IP » r H A O y

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S, IDAHO, WEDNESDAY,

?d Ade r i n s e r t i o n , a n d

i n T w i n F a l l s r e c e i v e T h e

s x c h a n g e , a b o u t y o u r r o o m

I p . v o u n e e d — O N B C f c N T

i S ' . f O R S A L E - W I S C E m N E O U S

m t FO B BA LEr-KiLD.doun Uaso'n Jars; 4id oak bod acd aprings, 0x12 rug, 10 l-2x j Ilk 13 hanvy nxm initer carpet, 4 parlor ale chairs; book shelves; oil heaters, conl

beater. Pbono 243. 419 Seveoth ave. i — 'E a s t . . ■ l l

f l FO B ~*B A L & ^om plele” s c t ' L ord’s i i„ - U ta ton L igbta of H istory, 15 volumes, i

“ Uko new, 15, cost 130. S co tt's W overly, _ novels, complete, 12 volumes, $4 for .» aet; other books a t bnrgniu prieea. 415 ,

■ “ 8<vono. . 1, . t l ' j

gj. PO B BALE—Two burner electric pbitc w ith sw itch and connections, |15 . <'

J , , 415 Sovonlh ave. E . |1

FO B HALE—Cheap: good lenm of■ iRoIdlnga, 7 and 8, weight 2800, giv-j g . 'U e tu a . TetiU) a t Oscar Nelson’s, 3 m k

i w est Sonih P a rk Grocery, or seo F . W. _ ;n n v l i e e k , 12* Soeond avo. W.

i PO B 8ALT5—Ono bny horeo, weight I ti '1425 lbs. 1-2 ml. south South Park

•ly, Orocciy. D. Cathro. -r

l i j ' i m ' s * L E - P » » W otJ Btown L c|i.'.l horn egijj, |1 per setting of 15. 427

foj, T h ird avc. W . ^ ^

M U B A L B -^ ijtte lilc fT iiH k volonr » cnno living room suite, 1100. Hoosier '

jg j Purnlturo Oo. j '

* I HA VE -some «no3) potatoes, good ’__ aeod, which I will fnrnisb to anyono, . near K imborly or, Hnnsen, fo r-N o . 1 ,

potatoes, t o 'b e retnm ed in U e fflll. Sock for sack. .B . a Hyde, Kimberly, Idaho. . t

FO B SA L E -O em Potntoes th a t will ' do fo r seed and keop well for family ,

’es, UIO. Deliver fo r 75o per ewt. Also I apples. Call a t 244 4 th Avc. E . ,.

FO B BALE—Qood rural seod pota- «- toes. Phono .'>18B4.- j .

i'OB SALE— t'ompleto se t anto me-. ( r chaalc 's tools, in two unlsn cases. lu - 'i !((-! *1“*™ Fourth nve. No. ll

WB ABE DiaalNO t.oo m<__ NOW fru i t and shade tr'fes, smqiij

fruits, flowcrltig shrubs and p tr ta - . Dials, so mueh superior to winter s to r l , cd sblppcd-Ia atoek iu d cosUdr no . Qiore. K im berly Nurseries, Kimoorly.|*

' I'X)B BALE—Cheap, ono team yonng ‘ mares, -lolRlit t2SOOj wagoo. and ha rn - '

"*•. ess. Nyo Bros. Phpno 83. J

F O B 'b A L E -^ lc T t B~UMl"seed pot«- - , toes. Phono OSJ. 137 Shothose Bo.

P. 0 . Box 10511, Twin Fnlls, Idaho. <

N'- FOB S A L B -B e g u la r" m i 'l e T lM ts ' also to t te n t ; c aa fura lsb » llk . Phon®

jjH C50B. P . q . Box 7 5 f . . ,

- F O R R E N 7 'tn- ------- ---------------- J — ------- Ir f l FOB BUNT—(! rowif modem house.

Closo In’. Phono 15x^

POB BENT—<Vroom flat, 110 Main ' ad. ove. E .; iiiitablo fo r houso koeping or . one office rooms or both. Lloyd-Crnven \

Co., 123 Ita in K.

FOB BENT—Funiaee neated room, ’ furnlsbed, noxt to ba th . Phono 120.

' 236 5th A re . E ■

FOB RENT—Soven room house, good loention. Phono 073W.

i"?" F O B ~ B E N T -^^x"room .nouse, iT j. ' ■mL ■Apply rooms 4, 5, 0, I. D. StOro bldg.

* i'hono 110. ’ (

~ ' POB BENT— Nicely furnUhed room, suitable fo r tw o; meals nnd garngo i f «

n", desired, Phpne 10.12W. 1010 Shoshono ‘ east. ' <

7 7 - ro R ^ R E N T -T w u ~ tn o d fr« office ' Qp - moms, iiniuire C ity I'hnrmncy. t

_ 1 HAVE FOB BE N T dcsirablo slx- c j j room h'ouu' on E lgh th-nvci N .-M . J . - ■u,. Sweeley, F irst Natlonnl Bank bldg.

Telephone VI. •

^ FOB BENT—Tlwo room apartments reasonable, completely furnished for .

' tight housekeeping. The Oxford, 428 i _ Main N. . - ' • , -

’ FOK B E N T -E x tra n ito l l ^ h ^ M . keeping ro o as, w llh b s th -p r lv lle e '- e ressonablo. 404 Seeond *v ^ S.

FOB liENT-ThiM room lornl,h«il apartm ent, ressonablo; Bungalow Aptn. :

jaJ. F ifth St. M d Second avc. E . ^

W hnt ' j usoJoss to you.m ay bo valu- abJo^to e thers — advertise It in thn tlassified c'olcmns.

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S MISCELLANEOUS 1,i; CLEANINO—Cnrpets, Buga, N a r t I' 4 jos. Phone 225-B. ’--------------------------------------— ------------------ll J . P . SM ITH, excluslre outo pa in t. e. ing. Prices <1S io 145. 415 & Mdin,

Irear old Lind garage.

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WE .s’EED shoca, .ubbers, clothing, '■Vruvitioiii nud nny a r l id e i of uw 1« i*jirovide tor the worthy poor. Call op i

ig ijalvalliiu Army from 5 to 7 p .'m . e s c i ' •5. dny. Phoue 710. Vour donation will

|liolp. I’hs «vag(iu will eall. I

TH E FULl.Ktt BBUifn MAN. ' I'honp. 724\V. » « . -IO? Fonrth

'• a w . N<v.. • I --------- -----------------------------------------------1 IIt ............ — ----------------------------------------- .k NICE i|iile^ room ror m aternity

jraai-a. s|iK.'nl nurie. .Ill* .^>sth ave. N.' •I’hone'!I1;AI.

g ; ---------------------_____________________ __■' i l D. KELLOOQ. n tM for U t l -

,iiier> Ury Arsennte n f I.enil for sprsy , f ma\»rlnl, t.'sll Plimi- fiSOll, i‘. 0 . B o ijr ____ _ _ _ _ ;

i TORD parts. Autn W rrrklng C't. ’ 140 S ttom l nvf. So.

“ H ELl.Ol DON’T l-taBvJET D an 's 1 11 plocft

y, FAR.M I.OA.NH nti.l m .i7lhlr p%v. :Bn'nt dwellinfl loan*. Ailhiir 1.. Swlns |

ill TRY OUB tginlT sh^i' (or a il yons ' V tn r troubles. We satisfy. Auto Wreek *> Ing Co. 140 Second ave.

- I D A Jt'3 P tA C E , !37 S t o . t o . j B».“• Hceonll hand clolbei boujh t and Mid.

- 1 ' c i i O W N E ns M «Tir iknp to . e- ,do tbe lr own ttp n lr w orii: ' ‘nlnlnnnfc , u* coat.” T ry thia aervice. Auto Wreek-

jli is Co., )4<i Second avr.'So ,

Si tradeTO eT c h ANOE for c ity property:

: 40 acrea. cloao in. Phone S15J3.

“^ ~ ~ H E L P W ^ ED" ~’A WANTED—Experienced woman for

general hnurework. Appiv n t 200 Eighth . avo. N o.' • ■ ,

lO. W A N T B D -O ood bousekcopir. Onl. o f town Job. T r^ fp o rta tio n paid. Call a l W eaver Booms, room 7.

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J l l E S O i M ! .in o i S a i31 , _ _ _ ■ . ■ ■;n W INDOW J5L A SS -W ind shields, cabi­

net work. Moon’a shop. Pbone 6.

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^ SHOE B B P A m tw de. . Shop. 13? Shoshone wt5t. Shoes re

p.'ilri-d while you wnlt.

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T B U O K H A U L c o - L ig h t and beavy “ han iln r.- fhone 50. _________

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t ATTOENiyS_ J O ^ w V b R A H A M -L a w y e r ^ Bank A ts T rust bt,ildlng. Phon* 035-B.nr ___________ :_________________________18 A 8H BR a . W ILSON—L a n tT .

- WELLS—Boyd bnU dbg.:

'• BWXmLBY h SWBIOiBT — A U orae?^/ - a t law. Praeti<o In a ll 'o u r ts . , T w la ,

j j Falls, Idabo^

I , H , W I S E r - l« » 't . o r p u I lM _ collection departm ent. O ffices— u- Booms tl and 7, over Twin Falls Bonk

& Ttu%t Co., Twin Palis, Idaho.

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Bcffaaio u a in wn-lco on tho TirJn njeai ralin-Boi;cr(on bronrh a i nn indopontl- |q (I on t foetnr of tlio Orrftna Short Lino . (7 item , la hcinj; opcratPc] o t a Iom, tbe Short Lino la aocklnjr Jo curtnll lasiVn tho gt-r tr&ia iiervioo ami rcduro tho num* ioqr bor of tra in s , operated on tho hraoc'i o f I to onn Oir.ry othor day orccpt Sunday, ,jf, ftecerdinK- to teatimony and ovidcnco addueod by rcprcirntatlvra of tho rail* nro road a l n hearing licro Tueiday hoforo igmit nemlierB of tbo stato public utilitloa triel commlMlo’i on tho’ opplleation of tho th a t

' .S h o rt Lino for pcrtniulon to offoet th is Bmil j curtallm oiit. -r Bad E ffK ttf Bliown. i i

Reiidcnts o f comniunltici eerved by I I th e hranrli, tkroogh LtsmarJ Wnr, ioe- | l ro tary o f tbo Bouihern Idaho T rnffle I association, and throush tho Twin

' F a lls ChiDiber o f Commorrc rallronds' bureau, argtiod in o|ipoiltlon ' to tb r I

■ S ho rt L ln ^ 'i propoial thnt eurUiilment I o f tra in xorvlco would raiiso su ffu riaK |‘

• becauso tiioro aro no doctori in tho dl»-| . tr le ts dirvrtly affected; thn t i t would C c f donrlvo tljflm of dally mail,(orvlco nnd •hipmontii o f pcrlihnblo products, and ' C tb a t I t would tend to doprcss land vnl-nes end cnuso actiinl loss,

ij • Persons who attended tbo hcarinjf ox- , p ressed ' confldcneo tha t tho railrond

; company would not bo permitted to 0] c u rta il trftlii scrviee on tho IloRcnqn

, braneh in view of the shoninu In oppo- *®. iltion to th e propoinl.

CommlMloncra conduetlni: this hear- «»'* inir wcro J . M. Thnmpion of Caldwell, maej

! nnd Captain B. M. Bwcclcy o f Twin M : Fall" . They were nsiistcil by Captain «**'* I A . n . Conner, attorney for tho rommlH- *’•

- a lo n . Tlio caio for tbo rnilroad wns pro- Rlnn .ralciV b» K. II. KnlrV.rliM kor, c rn rm l I

■ aupcrinti'iidcnt of tbe OrcRon Bhort thorl i l L in t. » n U : 0 . M o™ , M U rnty. 1«1"

, Sessions o f tbe hpftrlnc* wblrh'bcffan nhortly n fle r 2 n ’elofk in the nftffnooji j;,

• ■wore resumed In the evoning and rnj<- y^tc ttnoed until almnitt tnldnixbt. • j

A tixts 8plrit«d D «btt«.. I ' ' whic . A .p l r l l t J d l.ta « lp n n to .t , '» l i™ irU e

Jo h n W. Orohntn. formerly n member To of tbe niibli- u tllllle i fnmniisilon, In- posll qiiired of K nlekerhorkcr n i to .th e cx- wlial t« n t o f lavJnff M peeted lo result from d c r t thn proposed citrlallment n f train serv- pons ic^. I t was developed th n t the erew To w hich opera tes tho braneh trn in during; Ing abou t th ree hours cach day. is,rmplo.v- scrvi t i d o r in r tbe retntlndor of the 4«y In tho 1 BwltehlBff In Ibe Twin Pa lli yard i. Ora- to sl

. h a n in flsted tb n t the on ir Mvlnir wouM bon! bo ahont th ree honrs. more iiwitchlni; and tim e. • e rt, 1

The fhomlx-r o f eommeree bureau wtis Of un su cesffiil in Ils efforts to introduco cd a' In to Ibe reertrds newspaper elinpintpi erani Indientintr th n t the Orefion Sbort L ine qu in pnid ft ner re n t on it* investment

• ahown hv iln->(nt-onnnnl .report. I t — *-• w ns bnlk'ed nlso in an nttem pt.to Intro-

dure nn order of the publlr servire ,, , rommlMlnn of OreRon dirertlnjr the O rerron-8 |inrt I,ine to rnntlnue train service on I'nn'.pnylng branrh lines outof O nI.rio , Oto. , f * '”

Accopta M api Orferod. j "THe fomnilMlon look Into eonildrrn- T ul.,

tion Iho bu reau’s request thnt Ihe , Short U n e show tbe tonnaRe and pnss , c n rc r in.Munes for the pn^t five yennt, and not the pnst two only, nnd the burenu Inlrndnrrd maps sbowins the te rritn rv dependent upon the , Ilouer- sen brnn r’i nml Ux 'rr«ouree«, toirelher w itb 'potllions from all o f the commit nlties n fferted . In supporl o f the cou- tcntion th a t there nre no surfaced ronds

• b e t’^ecn Twin J^ ll* nnd Rocerson, over i”b lrh St.ice lines ml<;1it be operated iu tho w in ter months,.,the. burenu present­ed n ninp tiretmred liy the Twin Fnlls hlghw nv d is tric t showing aetual roMl _ . rnnditioiis. UlSl

In fcplv to iiursfion by Captnin Con- ne r, tho r illro ad superintendent slated U Umt It was tho Short Lino’s purposo to Bftintftin .eurlalled scrvfro only during snch, lim es nsT egular servire could not be opcrat.'d n t a profit. Ur

O tber H o«ln«8 Sehodnlod. ' -jTho hearing bero was tbo fourth th a t

h a s -b e en ic ld by tho com niislon oa th e Short L in o ’s nppUcation whieb pro- « d poios curtailm ont o f train service on J b ranch lines Roncrally throughout tho « '« «

. I ta te . Provioui bearings hnd beon held a t N am pi. Caseado, Emmett aod Wi\- «> '« dar.

The f if th hearing of the series o f *>W * hearing* mos in progress today a t Dale-

• ' ley, and subsequent hearings aro sehod- Tb tiled to be hold a t Duriey, Jororae, Mac- kay . D riggs, Hailoy aod Fairfield . The

■final hearing I* scheduled to take plaeo „,.tlo A pril 1£». s othci

W A R R A N T O U T F O R T U R P IN ? o °"______ last

Charles W. Turpin, with bis young w ife nnd l-nl.y. said fo be travelingw est frnm irorntello in nn nutnmnblle, / [' is w anted n t I’orntelln to answer lo fhargii Ilf' forperv, ncrordiiig to word

.received a t noliro .headquarters lyirj. T urpin, who is snid havo served Iri^theworld w ar ns n inetiibcr o f the C.madlan peeip fd ltio n n ry forre«, was L u t fnll ar- i[,iHirested hew In eoiiniTtion with the nl- jcctolered th e n of «inii' lonls a t Blue I.nkes votciraneb . The fnmlly, .11 is reported, is f,onip

■'•.trnvcling in a Rulek \ enr of tho IBl/) electitnodrl bearing Idnbo 1022 license hum- n , 8.bcr ‘: * m . M . r

. • • • ■ ■ How.Th» new vear means ntw le tter and Ju,

Inyo'lec files. W e, have thom. C lor i,ppnRook Store .—sdT. " ns at

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ney m .ile sa 1 e Co.—adv. .> — AP

EAflTl-iR CARDS ore now belog dii- yqur- -p lay td nt_Cloi Book i to r e . - a d r . adv.

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ProTisIoo for PnrohaBe of a , TownsUo to Uoke W&7 for

Reservoir Ecetored .

rOCATKLLO, Idaho, f8 p e e ia l)-A jr tolegrnm has been reeeived from Con- groMnwn Addison T. Bmlth by tho manager o f tho Idaho Ilcelamation oi- soelntloii, ria tin g tbo t tbo Irrlgntlon committeo of the houio hnd voted naan ' , “ • imously to report his bill, which ii the lamo as Iho ilc N ary bill favorably re- ported to tho lenate.' "

I f thla so-collod McNpry bill should «<1 » p a u eon jrc is and bo npproved a t tb li soMion, which lecm i likely, i t would «'<»'« mean th a t tho proposed super-dlilriet Iq tbo Snake R iver valley would be In Mar, a nosltlun lo m arket ita bonds under more fnvoiubic ti-mis than if sold lu oratl tho bond m arket. Tliero would bc n unnl longer period and possibly a lower rato diicl of Intcr.-st. repo

'H ow ever, In .nny event, It would bo tal t D oeem ry to form tho d litrle t, o i sueh tho i aro tho tcqulrcmonta of tbo MeNary- aftei Smith bill. Therefore, i f tho big dis­tr ic t should bo formed It would bo ju s t .1 . th a t much ahead whon tbe McNary- « Sm ith bill bccomes a, law. “

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Opening a campaign to coutaet all havo form er service persona of this district, com 1 comml'.tvo designated for Twin Falls that poll*, Amerlenn Legion, nex t Batarday timo win e itab liih P . C. a t the M ajcitie pbar- ble.’ tnacy In Twin Fnlla. He

Mombers of tho committeo aod their fenn laalitnn ts will bo detailod’ to duty a t to t P. 0 .. eneh nftornoon and ovonlng be- lUgn finn ing Saturday In tho earlier stages tion, s f the cnmpnlgn which has been au- him. thorlted by tbo Ameriean Legion to at- mcl tnln these! objectives: mnil(

OAinpalga O b je c t lw To seek oul nnd lis t overy Amerlenn

i-otcrnn o ( tho World wnr and dotor- nilno hla needs and Uio prlvllegea of ' - whlcb ho has not availed hlm ielf do- Iplte h is righ t to tbem as a voleran. Ml

To gather evldoneo th a t will indieato clain [losltlvcly to eongreis and tbo country cd t: ivhat options veterans will choose un- doolt lo r tho Legion 's five-fold adjusted eom and lonsatloQ bill. ' < mon;

To mako plain to all clUxcna, includ for t ng veterans, th a t tho Legion means on icrvlce; to explain to the ve teran i w hat woul Jio Legion Is try in g to do fo r them u id :o show them th e advantages o f mem- uoak lonh ip 111 tho Legion for themselves B. m d in tho Auxiliary f o r J h o i r moUi- ord. irs, wives, s iito rs and daughters.

O fficial census blanks w ill be provid- [ j n | id a l P . C. boro for the lis ting of Tot- [ | i «rana and speclflentlon of thnIr ro- lulremont*. 0

I n to u l r a Ot&Tos Scheduled j“ Opening of P . C. Is to Iio followed by in intonslve canvas of tho Twin Falla ... . lis tric t, in which Legion men will bo r « isaiited by members o f tbo A u x ilia ry .C o n g

Commnndera ,of I>cgion posts a t Duhl, wire, b'llcr, K inibcrly nnd MurtalQfb havo Main jeen Invited by tho Tw in Fnlls commii- th.r ] ■eo to iiii'ct hero n t iHnche'on next bill rueidny to outline plans for covering new ^he entire eounty In tho work of lilting been ;be more than 2,000 acrvleo mon’of tho wher

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Under a doeisiou ju i t handed down ncrot jy Judge T. Balloy Leo In dU triet diilH ■ourt o t Burley,' tho* pcnonnel o f tho up t' U m o n R lrc r Canal company.,'/ board if d irectors remains as I t wna follow- ng tho company’s annual meeting and iloction in 1021, and proceedings of a ' noetlng o l I lo lllitc r February 10, 1023.■ailed to elect suceeisora to , th r e e .o f " ’i' ho memberi o f the board, a re wiped ^^^ol iff the alate. Rook

— SttstAlAS D flaurrer c=bsTho cou rt's deetiion sustains a do- p —

nurror and motion to str ike offered by , 3rookmnn and other defendant* In an letlon brought fo r Itlchjud Olavln and ilhcrs -by \V. P. O u th rle ' afad P . J lom ibrook . In which a rcstm in ing or- Icr w ni issued against the holdiog of ^ nst Feb ruary ’* annual m eeting and lection on tho basli proposed by tho * . ompnny’s directors.

Dropkmnn is the representative here , it Iho Peoples' Savings and T m l eom- ^ mtiy, trustees, for (he R ilnrfn Blver jondholders. •

NuUlXles EieeUon 'Persons nltcnding tbo meeting n t _

rcillistcr lnst Fcbrunry voted for dl- OQtora on a baais.of land held by cach ■olcr rn ther th a n on .a b.tsis of canal ompanv stock tfwned. Tho mooting , lected R. A. Cnrtcr, E. £ . JJabcock nnd I. 8. K unkle ns directors to luecccd G. - - I . H all, E . B. DarllnRtnii nnd A. G. low.OI. • Efl

Judge Leo's deeision in the case has ■een eommunlcnted t'o T. K . Ilnckman, s a tto rney for Uropkmnn, and to Ou- - h ric .nnd Hornlbrook, ntlorneys for Q i Unvln nnd o lh e rt ■>. . A |

A PR IL :GTH is Knsier Day. Oct.5ur cards early nl Clos Dook sto rt.—

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’ Bf:H. B. Luo, auctioneer, .a t-h ls . tr ia l ere

beforo o Jury in pollco conrt hero Tues- dui day ofiem oon on a charge of hoving ed( boen drunk, waa by the defenio depict- fin ed as a man being persecuted by tho in police because of h ls adhorcnee to the commlislon form of c ity government. ( adopted a t a speeial eloetion hero on me March 28. i \v}

A fter two and onc-balf houra dellb- nei e ratloni, tbo Jury reported tb a l it was dei unnblo to ngree upon a verdict, and w as om dlMharged. ,The voto of th o . Jury i» rot reported to havo etood four /o r acquit- Jui tal nnd two for conviction. Betrlnl o f . pre tho eaio has been se t fo r nex t Tneiday Coi afternoon. | art

. _ B nbalU ■ W ttM jit-A ig m am t,... !’ A crowd of abou t 100' m cn’occupjed all available stand ing room in tho eourt - , room corridor 'd a ring tbo p rogreu of t J tho tr ia l, and many stood about uotll the re iu lt of tbo Ju ry 's deliberations r was oonouneed. , 'oni

Tho-coio fo r tho prosecution was by ],f] Oity A ttom oy Tnylor Cummins submit- ted to tbo jo ry w ithout argum ent aftor ho had introdaeod the testimony of I r l ' i Bignoy, tho arresting officer; Chief o f i,-. Police Ben J . Rrown, Patrolman W. A. Iq A ustla nnd John J . F i l^ r r im , itroe l j.„t and Trntcnvorks com m ltiloa, to the cf- trn foct th a t Luo was drudk' whco bo was {vi, arrested. , flo

Luo adm itted having had several )jv drloksD f cidor during tbo day and Gall a j , BchroppcV W» companion when the ar- ter resl was undo , said tb a l Luo might pa) hnvo beon drink ing b u t th a t lio.dlil not ggg consider him drunk. Bchroppol sold the tha t ho had boen cndoovorlng for somo io timo to take Luo homo to avoid " tro u - Du bio.” | i ‘rt

Homer C. M ills, a ttorney for tho de- vei fem e, introduced testim ony of ono m an Jm to corroborate Luo’s ita lcm ont th a t | Bignoy in a convi;rsntion over tho elec-,. I tion ,'had told Lue th n t ho would "g o t. Tu' him .” Another man said th a t ho hod bnt mcl Bignoy jua t beforo tho n rre it was ide mndo and BIgncy was saying to him- Coi self, " N o w Is tho tim o to g e t.h im .'‘ jbrc Another mnn said tb a l ho had icon L uo 'g rr on his wny to tho police sta tion and* dei th a t Lue was no t drun.k. , , :

OlolmS Ttnp«»li« <Tp»n^ COfMills, in bis argum ent' to tbo Jury,

claimed th a t tho defense had Imiieach- ,■ cd tbo testim ony of Bignoy, who hnd denied m a k in g /la y 'tb rc a li against Luo, nod asked th a t a ll o f B igney 's tosll- mony bo disregarded. Oo accounted for tho testim ony o f the other officers on tho grounds th a t tho policemen . would naturally to ll tbo samo story. ' ■ •

•Members o f tho Jn ry were J . W. 0. Deake, H arry E aton, B ..E . Bonham, J .B. W eaver, Robert Beoson, C. H, How-

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' roO A rELI.O , Idnlio. (Biu'cinl)— n"' CoogroM maft-Addison T. Sm ith , has Ho wired .luy Flcnner, mnnager of the Idohfi Rerlnmntion nnodn tlon . thn l ‘Hr the prni isioii tn tbe npprbprintion bill .V''" bill for th(. p iirrhnsf of Innd for tho new townslte n f Amerirnn Pnlli hns I’m been restored nnd will be In the Inw ti'f when np|iroved. Tbis provision-L a’i ‘" 't previftiisly been vlim innted in tlu- house No on n point of oriJor. nm

The ri'bnbilltntion o f thiS nppropria- Mr tion m.MMs thn t tbe government will havi- funds nvnllnblo lo move Ihp town, site to mnke room for tho rMcrvolr, : provided tbo rescfvolr projeet aball not fdi be >ibandoncd. tlrr

Tbis depends wholly upon tbo ineli- wb nntion of Ihe form ers in tiie Snako jht Blver valley lo pnrlleipnt« In Ils con- Jei M nirtlon ,. I f Ibey npprove tho plnn to Id: firganlre fhe siiper'dlatrlct for' the ex­clusive purpose o f financing {heir obll- ■: Rations to tho government In conner- w || lion with the-reservo ir the g m t pmj- tor ect will b e completed w ith the least rhi [wssiblo delay. The governm ent's p a rt m i Df tho money Is now all available, nnd, p h nceording to thoso In ehargo of the nff i l i tr ic t campaign II Is now excluilvely jin up to tbo land ownera of J h e Snako Biver,vnlloy. g

WOOL DAOS and fleece tw lno. Kin. *“ *’ ney Wholesale C o .-^ d r .

T>» mean* aew U tter aofi ^Invoice fllei. We have them. O o . nook Stor«.-HidT. Drt

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K o te x -------------- : . ............6 0 c - PlPlnkham’s Comp. ;_______ 11.25 HiAlkohol M asiago, p t . ---------76c H:Alkohol Massage 1-2 pt.^___ 50c 3.*!Lysol : -----------------21(^ i2c, 63c .13

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Toko bomo a carton o f B i ^ 2ilaisb Idax.Including ft) w n t t ____ __ ___ ___________

S a t u r d a y 'C a n d y S p e c i a l -K odak flnlahlng r e c o i r ^ a t a ll times. T

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SCiAl-JOHlillo a M A g K O ; _____________________

Edited by Mnr. R D. WilUam*.Telephone 30d.. . ' ^

fHie Ekolelo Ounp F ire Olris beid tc \ eeremooial meeting a t the homo o f Wll- i ma Porlib . Tuesday evening. Edna , Blater, Cora E vans and Thelma Wash- \ burn exprciaed tbeir desire fo becomu cnmp fire girls and wero woleomed Into the comp. E dm Ocbrlng and Mildred . Bertsch ^ c rc Inltlotcd a i wood gatbr erers.- Each girl told wbat sho had done , during tb l' pflsl week fo pursue knowl- ' edge, tho Ih ird point of the law of tho flre. Tlu* members wcro naiigned pnrts io a play to bo given soon. ^ '

C bnp ler,” D,” P. E . 0 . Sisterhood, ' met Tucidny evening with Mrs. Em csi W hlto on E ighth nvenue c u t . A busl- t teu session was beld wlt'i the presi- f dent, Mrs.-P. 5 . Boll, presiding. I t wns announced llm t tho dato for the. sta te eonvenllou a t Bolie has heen set for June 28 and The subjccl for tbe program was ” Amy Lowell and Her Contcmpbratles,” M iss Ocorgla Stew a r t read u paper oo Amv Lowell and Mrs. S. & All told in n m oit.intcrent ing m anner o f olhcr poeti of tbo pres­ent day. A social bour followod, wben < a general discussion wm held on m ot' nio ters of Inti-reit to tbe chapter. I’ri

______ : ta tThe Inst E lk s’ danee under'tho pres- 8 t;

ont offiel.ll ndmlnlBtration will bu mu beld this evening a t Uie lodge rooini. t f t An unusiinlly good flrtic l« anflclpatcin tbo

Mra. rr. « . Scott entertained n l , a jbenullfully . appointed fourcourse Wpluncheon Tuesday a l her homo <;n Bev- oraen th ov.-nuo nortb. Mrs. S co tt's a t- a ttrac tive bomc waa mndo more a ttrac t- Ihclvi> w ith it* decorations of feros and onflowers, fiweet pcaa were used in tho Lie living room. A benutlful lunebeoo se t un adorned t l i f dining table, and the eon-terpieco w;jh n c u l 'iJ u s vnic filled w ith . j pale pink earnatlons. and ferns. Tbo .j , , same eolor scheme wns earrled ou t in the n u t eul’a, candles and ahndes, a lw iy i,, in tho uieuu. Tlioae prciont wero Mrs', .pmDurtnn' !■'. Morse, Mr*. P . W. McRob- - i ,erts, Mrs, tl. E . Duke, Mrs. Joseph Sett ' ver, Mrs. .lohn R Wblle and Mra.Jum ei Fii/gern ld . _ te r

The Tw entieth Century elub m et Tuesdav nfternoon n t lhe R npllsl bui^ gt^ bnlow In n 'gu lar seislon, with the .preiT , . ident, Mrs. K. R. Van Cott, preiidlng. Com inlttns Vvere appointed for tho elub breokfnst tt. be given May 2. Tlio prn- grnni was in rhtirge o f Mra. C. J .S cb r"e , der. nnd 'ronslsfed of n vocal solo, tlie " F low er Kong” from Faust, and nn cn- ‘ core, bv Mr*. E. A. IJindon; a rending from ' ‘ As Yon Like I t , ” Shakespcar.-, JT' by Mr*. H trm nn Bchurger, wbo also re­sponded III nn encore; a voenl solo ond , eneoro bv .Mr*. 0 . P. Duvall, nceom- panied by Mis* Olady* Orr. ,Threo slu- n dent* fynm tbe ■ high Bchool gave a , r ie te ry i t l le ploy enlitle.1 ' ‘ Suppressed p e ilr c s ,” boing a satire on psycho-an- alvsis. Th.i characlcr* were iplendldiv pnrtrave'l bv Helen'W olfo a* ‘‘H enri­e tta i?row ster” ! Florence Denton a* , " M o b fl ,” h e r's iite r , and Wllsoo Jock- , ' son as • 'S tephen Brew ster.” Election , o f o ffiecrt fo r the coming y w will be . held on A pril 18. Tbo nominations are ^ as followi: I>reildenl,'M n. 0 . W. \y ith - om nnd Mrs. C. J . Schrocder;'firs t vice •- president, Mrs. Alexnnder npd M rs. Ed* uin w ards; second vice preildont, Mrs. Oa- 2 o d'ev nud Mis* HIbhnrd; reeordinit aoere- "J* lan-, Miss Tliompson and Mrs. Dumke; correspoftding secretary, Mrs. H enry -r nnd Mrs. Crnbtrcc! treasurer. Mm. Mr Honnnld i-nd Mr*. Dooley; auditor, Mrs. n.'” Friedmnn ciid Mrs. Chapin; board of " directors ( th ree to bo elected), three venr lerm, Mra, Krcnttcl, Mrs. Ostran- w|| der, M « , Rnmsny, Mrs. Youngs, M rs Om; }>ncknnl. Mr*. .McBoberts; two year term. Mrs. Duko nnd Mrs. F ltigc ra ld ; ,, Olio vear term , Mrs. Mitchell nnd Jim . rrs Norton; b n a rd 'o f contrnl, Mrs. Sawyer Mc nnd Mrs. Chnpmon, M n . Vnn Colt and Mrs. Clone.hck.

NOTIOBI ,20 machine shearing p lant a t Tikura,

Idaho, will bo ready for opemtlon any ~ time a fte r tho ICth of April fo r oil . wbom I t • mny cooccm. Por bw k lng sheep or nnv information w rite W . H . ' Jenkins, 228 North Conant, .Burley, _ Idaho.—adv. g j

Tbo women of tho Chriilia'n Churcli will bnvo the ir annual ba ianr nnd cnfo- torin dinner la tho b 'a iem oni'o f the churih on Friday , April 7th. Tbe ba- C zoar will bo open a t 1 p. m. w ith a dls- p h y of beontlful aod praetico! article! of offered a t very reaionablo price. Tha of dlnnor will bo served a t 0 o ’clock,—adv

SEE K innev Wholesale-Co. for Mon. « ■ tnna W h l t r o r Orent Northern bosnr - t d r . .

WE W IL L contract your wool; roS' sonnblo ca ih advonce. Phone 561 Drown Bro*. Bheep C o .-# d r .

ECiALS^N D F R ID A YPiiro Ita llnn Olivo Oil, q t - - H-83H ill’i Salad OU, q U ---------H ill’s Salad Oil, p U ---------- 75c3.'ic iVoatlllo -- ------------------ 20c,13c H and 'Scrub .......... - .... 25c

— $ 2 ,0 0 a A U O N. SX TBA

j; Blue B tono .........- ....... 20c lb. ,___............. .... ..... fl D o|on

lazda Lamps.- A ll ilzea np to aod _____----------------------laOO Oartoa

ll— P e c a n R o l l s J B cThorsday w ltlt oacb COc enlargo-

Kuso size.

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; Preeipllatlon. beg inaiog ' ta rly ll-Jthis momlbg In the form o f snow- ^ fa ll and turned w ith tl)o riae intemperaturo during tho 'jnorning 1 houra in to rain, la destlael] to bo o f bo t sbort duration, according toth e official w eather observer fo r to tho alate, who forecaat* fa ir weoth- or loniglit and fa ir and warmerThursday, Combined ' rnln and iisnowfall-lo tb is Twin Fnlls d istric t , nor bad totalled 22 ono-huodredthi ofan inch, up to .noon today, accord- - &.gi

. in g to recorda of tho government 'emweather obicrvor hero. ' ^• Temperature yeaterday w n i h l ^ b7ia t 62 degrees above tcro ond low clojo t 29 above. to J

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M n . BOKi H c » - M n . Ii. C. Bo k Ii " c a rrived L'cre Tueiday from Lewistonfor a fow days ' vlalt w ith frlead i. , ,

C b d r to O ire Oantat*—O n E m tcr ^ m orning t i e choir of tho Pleasaot View cclg Prcabytvrian church will give tho ean- Wh ta U ''F ro m D eath Uoto L ife ,” by 2 “ ' S tu lti. A musieal trea t fo r the com- munity Is irom lsed and a gener&I Invi­ta tion is fcxlonded. Tbo hour se t fo r „ Uio contota is 10:30 o ’clock.'

t ' » ' ■■ 3Jc;A ttends Oakley .H e a rin g -L e o n n rd ^

Wpy, miooging secretary of tho Bouth- -pora Idaho Traffic auocla tlon , ia today apr a l O aklor attending a henrJng beforoIbo slalo publie utiUtlca commltsion j.on the application of the Oregon Short nonLino to curtail passenger tm ln service , « on tho Oakley branch.

• Inspect Q rarel P l ts -M c m b e n o /th .) .S . Twill i 'a u l highway d lit rle t board ofeonimisaluners, arcompanied by 6. A. *io< Sbobcrt, highwny d lit rle t engiu^er, onTuesday inipccted tbe d is tric t’s gravel " "p its In the db lric t cast of Hollister ” siiw ith a view lo use o f gravol from this tWsoureo on the rouds of tho surroun.llog .lo rrfto rj. , 5|,‘ '

V olw aus Chooso , A dJnU ntr-P . H. «9-fitowell,. formerly n-gimciitnl sergoaut “ ■*innjor o f the H Ctli'fjeld a r tH |c ^ rcgl- *‘sm ent, wnn by iiiemb'ers o f TwHt Fulls Htrxpost, Ani'-ricnn Legion, nt a meeting »>ioTiio.Jo.v ovciilnii. rtrn.00 « . po .l o.lju- >“Innt-fin inre officer to sueceed Clyde pou W. Simpson, who btti Beceptod employ'menl iil .S o il ' Luke.- Tlic position fnr ^ severn l week* past Ims boen filled byCass Figg’e.' 'nli

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The U d ie s ’ --A id of the liii'Uiern 'Oie c h u rrh -h - ll l^ e c t on Thursday n l 2:30 o ’clock w ith Mrs., J . U. Dohio, one.mlle aoutb nnd one aod ono-quortvr. miles mni east o f Kimberly. ■ cm

Tho Wftllher lengue will meet m eei Sai'In the Lutheran .church this evening Iled a t 8 n. -n. All membera are requested to bring the iF cb ruary number of thoW hither l>eaguo Messenger. «ho

dec'T he PylhlAn Sister* will hold ibclr res- J j

ulnr m rcllnr Pridny afternoon. April T, a l *'%2 o'clock In K. of P. tuiII. A full n ttend. '■Hinncn Is desired, nnd memher* ore re<|ur*t> '^ 1'Cd 10 come dreucd In ’while. *ip.

Thn Pnsi Mnlron'R elub wlll meet wllh '' v Mm. M. 0. RIpIer. :oii Ninth avenun . a? north, on FVlday iiflcrooon. April 7, at ::J9. -------- o“d

Thi* Pnst Noblo Omnd'it association jici will meet Thunday eveninc, April 0. nt ni.-^homiJ of Mrs. C. W..Parka, M Main

--------- • ' ■ AThe Episcopal Guild will—hold ihelr mbi

rrsiiLir weekly ineeilnir wIllr.Mr*. F. F. . MeAtee, Thursdny nfternoon. Ajirll 8,

aF:E Kimiey .Wholesale Co. for Mon- a,iv lano W hite or Oreat Northern benns.-n d v . . . a

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|TODAy'S MABKETS I “SELLING OfiDERS STOP ■

ADVANCE OF FUTURES' . . . . . ■ ' D

crnCAOO. </pv-eelllnr of Mny m m lnstiber purchase* of July led lo nn Kirty dcelino nilh todny In tho \-nluo o f th e nearby delivery of wheat nnd to an uplum In tbe price of la ter month*. Tho sclllnB of May wna ' due moro or less to reporia of llbcml ROO

W h e n Y o u B u i

“Easy-Pull” T T / Im proved

Yon get tho bonofit of flft7 yeai overy phoso of grain drill dealgi

SEE SAMPLE AT

DEERING- IVIcCORMICK IN'

CAStoRKER IUasoaic Building, Tniii

nunnililes of wheat tHitnc brottfht.‘ io Chicago from Utsaourt to flU ’U ar eon* tm e t* . On tho other hand some unper- la ln tr prevallod aa to crop' condttlonsirn' winter wheat and 'In partioular racardtnc Iho « te n i of planted acreage likely to'be abnndoned. Tbe openlnf, whlcb varied ^ from 1*S off to lo advnneo w ith 'H a y ■ t l . l j to l . » I-.S and July tU » to M l . l ' : wa* followed by o- materlal further set* back for Uay and - continued relative atrencth in July anU September.

Tho drop In the price of May beeauna ,more pnnouneed U ter a sd 'caused July >t and SeplemlKr. to.decline In aympathy.It waa aald many cariood* of wheat ' to como to Chicago from Omaha.' The ’ close waa unaettled. lo 3 3*>0 net ' t lower, Mny »1.2» j .g ,to MO nnd’July •IM S l - i i o .u a j.<.

Henvy slocks of #«m and onta a l the northwcatem terminals had a beoHsh In- v flueneo hero od both cereal*. A fter op- — ening. unchanged ,lo ’l-4o low er.'July <l S-gc. tho com market underwent a mod* ,' enue geneiU 'sag. - •

The com:mari(et'waa<ubaequently:af'* , reeled by fnll In the price of wheat and by,lack of suslalned cash demnnd.-*^ho cloao,' however, waa steady n t 4-1 to 1-2 to B-lo net decllno with July «t J-8 to t t : .

’l.Jc.Oata started unchanged . to .l-8o u p ., i

July SS 7-a.lo.S9c and b ie r atiow^d'algns of lack of support. •. •

Provtiiona were g iven 'a lift owing to • nn ndvi^nce In hog prices. r V

Cash-OralnCHICAOO. - W hcat-N o. I h a n f H P ^

11.34 3*4. >Com -No ! mixed 6( IJ to 87e; No. S •. *’

yellow (7 to £7 l*2c.OaU No. 2 white 3$ 3>< to'S? I>:c; Jio.

9 whlto IS t o . u 3-^c; , . - ‘ Potato Market

CHICAOO. VflV-Pottttoea—Wenk: re- celpia 34 cnra: Wisconsin sacked Round < Whltea 11.(0 to. l.tS cwl.; Idaho aaeked . nurala tl.es Ip 1.70 cwt.; Idaho aaeked, Itusaeta |l.tO fo 3 cwt.; Colorado aaeked Orown Detuile^-mQsUy |1.7S^cwt;'>. .

, '. Chlcsflo Produea .•CIIICAOO. (/p) - llu tter — Lower,

creiimery extma 13 1>2 to llo : f irsu 31 to SSc: aecond* t» to 30o;.atantUMs Mo.

Kgga—Unchnhged; receipta 27,101 cna> ^

"‘poultry-A llvo, lower; fowla 28 l>2c; apringa 30e:'rooster« Wc. ■ i ■'

Portland Livestock 1‘ORTLAND. Cattle and bogs

nomlnnlly atendy; no recelpu.Bheep—aicady; reeelpla • 25J, flprin* '

Umba IH to 16.OniciBO LIvsiloek r

CHICAQO. (0>>-Cattle - Receipta S.­OOO; fulrly '•Clive; beef steera a l e ^ lo atrong: top |>.2S: bulk |7.:S to 8,<0: aha* aiock atrong to higher: beef cowa mosily IS to C.KO: beof heifer* IS to 7.2S; bull* nirong; culves, itockera and feedera slow, aboui atendy; bulk bolognik bulls K.2S to J ,« ; early a a l r a - y e a le r a - m o a i ly - | | - io -

Hog»-Il.-ceIpta 12.000; dollve 10 to 20e * higher thnn yesterdny'* nveruge; lights up nioat; big pnekera holding tuek, but . most holts sold out ,of flr*l hands; lop II9.7S pnld.aeveral limes; bulk IIO.IS .to lO.OS: pigs s irans to ISe higher: bulk de- slmble 100 to KO poundera tIO to 1^2S,.Sheep— Reeelpla S.Off?; kllllna claaiea ,.

fltrong.io 2Se higher; good S3 to 86 pound sliorn. Inmbs I13.S6 to 11,00; shorn Trxna yeurllnga nnd twos }1S.:S; shorn wetber*|in .« ; woijled ewes, top 110.60; few to pound luillvo sprlpR lambs |:o .

Naw York'Stoeks - NBW YORK, m - Stnridnrd ahnrw,

esneeliilly trunsportnllons. wrre the sus>•ninlng frnture of todiiy-s stock mnrket.Hnrly dullneaa and uncertnlnty n v e way to pronounced afrtngth In the final hour.P;i'ns npproxlmnted UOO.OOC. aliares.

r r ice s moved Irregulnrly upward at Oie opening of today'a stock mnrket. bul t t i r vnriety of issue* traded In Indicated nnother ncllve seasion. teadera of thn . . jy rallwny nnd Indusirlal groups were not mnlerinlly changed, specuhllvs In terest' centering In tho sugars, cheaper oils nnd j speclaltleij. Ramsdnll "AV rosn 'Ono .mM point, with Pierce o il prcferrod and Un> *. nairS ugitf and Cuba Cane jiraferred. Al­lied Chemical and Dnvlsnn Chemical wero . i tietter by 1 to 1 1>4 polnl*. United Biatea '( 8i*el and rtU led share* tnnde fractional 1 gnins. The . only ' prominent atoek'>lo 1 show heavlneaa woa United Prull, which decllntd one point . il

I lM vr buying of rolls, Including oonl>

f n ln s of 1 lo 3. point* and aub* - liy higher' pHee* for oil* and icnti caused mirried covering by Inter. The dosing waa'B lrong.'

t.lberty Donda NEW TORK, fffV-Llberty bond* cloa- ' !

ed: II 1-2‘a ISI.Ot; flrsl 4 a 4».2» .bid; aecond 4’a IM.IO; flrat 4 l-4'a f9J.« ; sec­ond 1 1-4‘fl m .02; third 4 l-<’a ||}.S0: ’ j fourth 4 1-4’a I9I.26; Vletory 3 3-4'a v- 3i«).0t: v ic iorr 4 ,J.4 'a. 1100.110.

'■ '• .■ . ' 'N O T IO B 'AJI accounts owing fo Iho Ameriean

M arket prinr .to March 10. no t sottlod hr April .'1, will be rnllerted.'

' ' ' CHAHLES DUNN, ndv. ' ■ COI Sboshono'So.

SEE fCmnoy Wlinlrmle Co. for Mon- t^ n n 'W h ile ' or Orenf N'nrthrrn bonni.- o d v .___________ ;_________ ■

I Q la . j« i£ i© d(TOO LATE rOH CI.ABhlUCATIOH

BIO nCTlIRNB per riero from 'atmw - be n ica ; get plant* from Heiidcrsoii, 1-4 milo oost'Itock Crusher. ' Pbono C03J2.

FO R BALE—W ickcr bnby buggyj good ns new,' »20. Phone 1030. :

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IMPLEMENT c a "jv ii Falls, Idaho.