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1 • Marshall: Held and-Company - ; • Submit Flnahoial Statement
astteans.otCom tiattinsEr: ^ . roneous Information “
S T O R Y C F G i i j A N K N IF E - T IS F L A U Y CONTR&OICTED
• ' ta r if f Oontrover«y Over Amer- ,* , icM ValM tloa Plan of Daties
. ^ ■■.^P^)7oke8 lEtorrttiiig iloplyJrom Big Concern'
W ASaiNQ.TOK, D. C., W V -D fpart { from ' i t i inual rualom o l lu r o l^ no |
Q n ad d sI iltatantTita, I f a n l t t l l . iin d comnnny of ChJcngo, »n ft 8tot«- ,
' .iDPnl pro]iarcil by ili.P 'M ^acm t,-John [ ' 0 . BheiH, and proienUxl to tlio tiouar
tfld*f bv Bcprew nU livo Mnnn, repub* |Ucan, liUnoJ*. innonoefld th a t during f.ih o fe a r JMO i i s to ta l n e t «o!c» wero )
• I j • I1(W,COO.OOO; T h o .n et p roflti fo r th e tt ' y tji r a f te r payment o f foilerol ta iM I
fimountoj to 2 J0 ecntA on cncli .tol- ,..!nt’«.jroft!i o f la le i. ... • ’ . t
U r i t f T i s t i I f Owae. .Tho litutflment »altl thnt announce- J
tnont o f frfiYJt* wfl* mndo fietfflcue o f a iupoech delivered In the houw on Do- , tcm bor 21 by ChaJtman Fordncy o f th r
• w y * a s 4 . eotnmltteo durlitif 11which to t l « r « d th# t impoftir# w e n IflWBcrliiff nn v h m r flRht on th6 Ainori- ll« n vaiuaMoti pUn, Ineonw ratcd-la th " | ' now . bill. , 'T h e itfttnnenl^.-ap-' _
. ‘‘I ttro d -th a t ' t h e ennincwloB*! Tcconl •thowed Mr. PotAncy hM t i ia is til ..
- I h a t M a*»h»n.PU ld'iind f.flnpany madeA .p ro fit f t 3000. p u .f o n t o n .'t to •*nle '1 o f a k ttlfo imrfhaiotVin .flCTinaay for
• S .O A t t - ^ n d a o l d a t r c t a l l ' a t l .V M i> had aW mKd<ibo((oprof{ti-oB a number '
. ,« f othSi"1mporl«d.;'S U t« ii« n t 2 M t b o ;
, DppymT “ p6‘riHTely:*'.Mr. ^VTd*■ n iy ;« flrA W .a i6 o V tt< |r tK e ‘W f i t •; E
. • • y f t r t d 'p r t l e a t t o ^ ^ ^ ' r ^ O T e ^ ^ Vy
^ h H iB ,,» tfllem ro t..do« la ted .'tho 'w fo ~ .!
25 Umo<;thc amonct'.jrivon bJ- M r . '.-. 'Pordnby. ' ' • ' >
Tho lU tem on t alxo <;bAr{^d t£a t H r.' H r , Fortlnoy " u a R orernnont-offleor .
Ijhii iceurcd nnd w ado paWla roforfl* o f on r p r lrn tc Ironaottlon* whrch (hfiro novw .boon tre a te d ’ bv i govoTB'moni o f f ic e r heretofore a s o th rr than a trlrlly J* m f id e n t l a l . "
- 'B u e iS U tM ae aU K ec w ttry .- •• “ T h a t the American ra loe .p lan
f o f f a e t i iO 'order th flt-I l may bo ^Jn iU fi^ l,” , the 8iat«nient eonlln- J’,'
J nod, ‘/ ih o n ld bo lu fflelen t evidence ~-W tiV V . i» a w e u n te th a t ahould , “■ n o tb e e o n o a la w ." .' OpmnmUnB further on lU .p ro fita ,
.U a n b d l Field and eoiopaby said th a t tho tflto ra on tho capital ongnged iu b o iln o u (o r tho year 19S0 equalled only
_C3 pe r cen t *’ or nn Bmoont nol.mtiM' lo ozcets o f A return on an Inrostm ent . in U nited B tatei xovernm ent boml*. ' T hcie / I m r o i woro tho rem it o f th» 5,.
. to rapany’j entiro, manufacturlnK. K ta ll ^ . and irtio leu lo b iu lneu .'*
■ FO R T U N ES O F WAR l e a d .t ' • t o STRANCE i n c i d e n t s S
^ T o m e r BBM lin Q u u n l Sow ' k T ix l- iili• cab D riT tt In of
tto n S o t I n f r^ n a ^ . r i
■ . PA B I3, ( flV 'P ttM 'r t'b y on tbo , ,' b o tJo W d t wefis m fprJicd rw c n tly Jo
a e o 'a dlstioBnUhod .tooklnif man fall On tho b-uk of a t&xleab drived and klea him (<n both.'checks. tho Vcirulatlon aatu ta tion betw eon'B uiitana. The pat- ccDgor w al a Ruiaian admiral aocl thn •
- t^ iu f fc u t was a former RuMlaa r«a- - . « a l , w lobratcd during tho f f n t period ' flf llijt'. w ar, now oarnlnfc 1ii» llvb f( by
U . - , 'driving tt taxicab.* . a tu d cn tj who tnko the ir meals in a I 'c r y xnotlMt boardlac-bouiie in "thf
!L«A>n Q uarter hail a sitnUti »utttI»o • locontly ., A l the lervlng womait, a woman o f iniddlo ftffo whose worn R>ie-
■ ''.inr-nl* eoiild noLconccal her d litin- , ‘fnililiea appearance, a pprovhcd a U*’ • U c, a young jfirl itudcnt suddenly n '
aroM, in o U on ono knco' and >l3ieA tU• tho h e n o f tho waltroM* apron. Tbe th
J*todeat had .reeofalM d b a r a j a fo n n rr ph lady, th.'waitlnff o f the BtiMlnn court. M
; B N T E B P A r a X T m i f . of• . LONDOJf. (ff) T-; Envrr Paaha, 'fnr
nier T u rk lih m lnlite r o? wnTf who flwli -.f^ltt T utkoy shortly a fle r the d o w of
th ^ w ar, hflff been rap<urc<I.In tho-Cau- eaiRii, M)1i an.E»^nRO-TcleKTflph die- • pa leh i n n i ■ CoiiS&otlnopl« Tuesday* blapatch a d d i,th a l-h » is heinu handed }" over to UiO Turkiih 'B atlonaiiat govem- "■ w en t a t An gora .' / (*; :
,. CmOAOO' PAflTOtt M IBSIN q - ■ CrriOAOO, — Bfl'areh waa being
roodueCoj] horo yeaterday for E«t. W. y , Taylor, pg ito r o f St. C h ^ to p h e r 'i
[ ^ b ie o p a re h u re h of Oak Park, t a l i to . hnvo bcen tsiMlog ilneo Saturday. HI*, » lf« a n d th reo children aro a t (he homo u,, ; oif her b rother, tho H er. Oeorgo Craig nn
Stew art, rflctor o f ao' Evaniton- ehureh. i,y
• '^ J J A H O W BA T nEE ., ' Ss• T onU ht.'and Friday fa ir ,,n o t M , m ...♦■oW no rth tn r tU n ,’continued « U ’ fo
I'.'i 'lh pcrtfon. - lO
THE ONLY ASSOC
S' PAIra o u s jc o N ffi
YEARS AGjQ lN o t e B o o k a n d O t h e r R e l i c
o f D r ; C p o k D i s c o v e r e d i r
H o b o i n ’W i l d e r n e s s o f N
t e r T e l l s I n t e r e s t i n g S t o
OLD T o w v ; U alpa, (/Pi—A bebo oh Ar book and o tbK n lle a o f Ih r.'O oek 't «xpMltK U tin .m « lT « 4 . ia n tz tna S a o n ttb 10. CUik, tlm W iU ndJ i n t h i norttw zs .QoabM vU dtrni --------------------------------------------------E
Truckman Admits ' S ‘.‘ Mail Robbery of 'J'
Half a MillionDetails (Tonspiraoy W bereb; a tiuu
Mail Pouoh Carrying Big nr. ..S n m isS to le p .
’a K H A R T . Ind., 'i^V -D tin In- gmm, titled !iK, negro truckm an cm- ployeil by tho' New York Control J rallrosd, today roafpaMri to ateal- i n s th e taall pouch here yeitorday. ^ »ald unofflclttllv to havft contained , #500,000. ■ • ‘'I '
In j;nm *ald, according to thp [jo. llco thfll h r and O eorei J i 8*'ru?;;A “f A white man. plotted to AtenI the j ' '" ' ling and tha t Ingram placed the mall, '.nn-k n t ecrcain plnco.Bcnig.f# then atolo the poueb, a t __
, cording to In«ram. Tlirj- aerecd to " sp lit tho loot, Ingram aaid. but disclaimed knowledge ns (o wbat v"'! Srriif'gg dtd wilh tlio atoleu prope rty , B etucfn hau beon tnJ»en inlo ji
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: V A e ii iN c m jx . 11. — n i«• ahofitlng of n iwUScr b y a firingvnquad I in Franco wan dewrllied to tho acnnte
; «p«utIona lodny by Oeorge W. Yar V' brtiujth o f nonnnke. Ala., who aaid ho of -
wn* nn eye VJeneM. . el(e‘‘Thiting heavy ahcll f ile near Clm- tint
tcauT hiurrj* ,” aald Ynrbroiigh, “ I wn* T.’i')going up the rnnd with other men when ofVe »AW a aoldler. hia hnni'a tied beKlnd tioihim’, being marched tow ard the wonda. IzciTh6 tfght wn* ao.uniisuni It distracted T5unur a ttention. Thero wn* an officer, I waijudi’fld to bfl n major, In ehargo o f tho tlojaqtinti, ofl.l .when thoy a tarted to ahoot wit
! the aoldhr^ a w hite boy about 20 year* |n i . old; he' naked thnt h'e be not blind- ]I folded...................... ’ fhli
W ai OIq s . a t Hf&d. ade:T he witnea* lald ho tva« 20 atcp^ wit
I awny when the eemmand w m given to nce<I fire. He wan poaltive the execution t|)o; wna Ju ly . 1018. ' . „nd
' ■Yathrouah w id he d id no t knaw itMn;hrther there hh/l- been n tr ia l nnd *er tb n t ho knew of no other execution. He
. tc ltlfled thnt ho had heard thn aoldler• wn* ihot fnr nei[ler.l o f duty. 'H e did
D ot.ktiow to w hat eommand tho man j,.,r ahftt wna n tlaehe i b n l «nder»lood the . mi
officer in charge of the firing aqund wna w llh-nn-infiratrj* 'roglm ent n f the T6Ir<r.d(vf.fon.,-, ' • 'I*'
j I'T w.i" clo*e to tho aqicul, nil i, , , ■ 'inem bnn of whirh fired 'a f tlio com- ‘ 1 mnnd. ■^nrbroutrh mid. “ The aol- . I d I e r .M l- a n d the n ffife r walked , over, felt hia piilae for n moment,. ^
nnd turned nwnv. Then ne ordered ., . the .aqnnd to move nn. ” • ■ .. . .“ W na'.there nnyJlilne nbnut the . I cxeeu^^l0 tn '‘mnkc yo" beHevp ft . w ai .in fib'uM' of iwiwer?’! Chnir- •
mnn Bmn'leffee naVod. • • ‘ INnUiIng, w hateycr. bu t r 'f e lT " L
tb n l if they had detailed n "ijunll I . to kill n man they could havo de
tailed a aqiiad to b u r j-b im .” ' S” . ------------ ------------- F f
O PB im N EW n C L D . ' fon. pnov iriB X C B , n . i , (/p j - coit^n• fibres ran be alleed Into acetions Icjr t)kl i lUnfl cinv.fJve tbftManynUb* .n f tm IntbI thick fnr utii-roMopli’ exmninntion' nod• p/in(ograji;iiug, ttnder a sy t i im perfect-
ed by I’rrfeiaor W aller. I t . Snell nnd II. HJwnrd of the botany departmentof Hrown «mlveraltr. Development o f PC thia jBfiWioA will open a new field o(
I acientifii: investigation In tfie' cotton '> induttr}', aeconllng to Professor Snell.
— » ' 'ITO TAEfi O T E S B A S E S H O P a Rei
jJfE .V fC O CITV. (/PH A H bako nhops U Tn Mexlfo City will be taken over fo rd- for bly by tho baker* ayndlente on Januarv daj CO, If d>!mand» whicb. caused the prcii- Thi en t strlko of linker* be rf ' a re not mnt tub
. before thn l time. An annflnncfmcnt to 1 this n f fc 't waa Iaaued a t- th e eloso of moi
I the flrat day o f th e 'it rik P . which left ha('• Mexlrn <’itv abort o f bread rations. hoi’ -------- ' ------------- - bee’ MAKES BEOOBa>, BOOEB. Cm ' M tlXClE, Ind.,-(R>) - W hat la now con ' Ihought to be a record fnr Iatllv!3uil ••I neoring in a bnaketball gflrae wn* mnde i t •• by Jo n jt, fn^rwnrd on the F o rt Hocov- ciil . e ry , '0 „ high achool team , who acored I
R8 point* 111, n Rtune against thp S t. ofH enry, .')» nrademy team a t I 'o r t Rc. of.,fov tty la^t tilght. •' J o * m ' t e m w^n, ja ilOO t< i .R ~ dii(
OCIA TED PRESS N E ^TIMIW H f P A I M , ,n)A H O . THBW
■ iO V E R S Y O F ‘
H S R E C A l l E D ,■ ■ * . •• • • . w
i l i c s o f P o l a r E x p e d i t i o n
3 i n P o s s e s s i o n o f A r c t i c
' N o r t h e r n Q u e b e c ; L e t -
S t o r y .
“ M 4 l i t a . now!“ ? ” « « T » I» n o U lU lo lIiM In >
b M m u , ^ ! , ! a t o
Exploring a atrango tra il w ith a p jide , Clark w roto -he fi.iiijd o rouifh - Igloo, nearly buried in anow. Inaido w n»a lone ttk J in o or f e t f b rw d, d o th , ed in fur*. A no te Itfijk In a com er ■ yf the hut. togelher w itb paper* and Wl of metal appnrcnlly part* o f a nex- tant, caught C lark 's iiyc nnd riam ln a ' tiuu of tlje bo..k dladoaed the namu ..rp r . ftM e/Jek A . Cook. W e page, con- F alncd note* on wwither, conditlnn of L
ice floe* and other Dicmotnndn. E igh ty , f0 ne m / o r t t a l I noHh i«*itIon decipbrrable, Clark wrote.“ ■' -a u y o d w l t i E x p lo n r . ■'
Clark bhid ho learned tn a t iho lunoo c w t o f tb e Igtoo w aa.^ ,■I tho ivUdcrneia. Jfo had bcco wjfh ' the Cook txpedltioii,- he iitdlctited-one o f fho few who atayod w ith the ex- I'iorer a fte r bis jn r ly bnd been »ulj» by blixtirda, thinned by w anly provl. xjoiii sn-l tarco,! to tu rn bnck whon th i la dnii* went Hind. -.y
Before leaving, the nTnn aald bo 'took t^be note Jwok not) o ther a r t le k , and -hnil. been n irry ing them nince.
Bocall* ram ona OontroTmy.[f »rtu< in mO!l. th n t Dr. Cook camo
'■lit o f lh'! north w ith tbo elnlm to dJ».
which cniist'd heated rontroveray wlHi Zt i S - 1 ''’■'"•m'lcrlicd ‘hC ooy, a a a “ gobi b rick .” <lc
The >*kb„o „ j , j 10 telo.end h)a wanderings and to tu rn to.
iRleo, fu rther north,
ply him. w ith food on tho The pork and eoffoo wippHod by Ih e 'tim b e r I
ever. <hni l,c B ita S e d b lm ielf i o - h i a V-
“SB plilPamoaa "SeTOaty.jfivefl” to B e “
BntBtltnted'for'ArtillMy s Kow'in Uae byAnajr ' a,
.W A S H jA p T o J T iT c . i lAmerican aof m
e W 73.m Il/mctre gun* will, bo di.con. t ,Unucd and tra in in g w ith th e P reneb J
« will he extended to a rtllle rv units Tjo f Hie regalar oafnhllahmcat, tho na- o
Ional g« ,rd and officer* of the organ- JiI « d reacrvea. Order* a lready Imve. S . l l ^ u e d bj- th a c h ie f o f f/e ld arHJIory. i f
1 ® M tn y -tq n ip p e d I u/r. .1 Si T ^ rIn for thp French type replnccmonU I
K ia tfte policy o f th e ftcld a rtllle rv ' fhtcf to equip a l l fie ld fH iU ery-brs/.
rf *“ S ta te ,wHh tho French guna. T hey h a re b'een "efopted 11*' the athndnrd llph t gun for the regular arm y and 'tho national w ard nnd »n fJmr at national. emergency
erganlicd re-
‘ w iD D J a » a t la iv t7 .a . ‘" T h e American U milUmetro irun ."
« > '. nn ..fficlal eommunlcnlion C e d P b> tbn offkfn o f th o ch ief et fleli ar- llllery,” 'M s an expofimenUI in llt trafi p jn , w ith which special regiment* ha\o heretnforo been lytHlpne,}. Tho *hort*O T ^ field a rtille ry troops nake's I t laadvM hlo to. contlnne fu rth e r ex- perbnental w ork w itb thla gun. “
In extending tho matruetlon to or; g»olr.«d re«r\-e o fflcfra , th e Inttcr wyn n new departure In nrmv tra in ing hna »ccn made. “ ,TTerefofnre>otirEc*.taTe
been ottifm. 1 ' I t .snya., w e fltp now In'ouguraline the v ite m a lie li« tn .c lIo« of th e th ird e«m •
Statea-tfifl organIrc<! aervca.’"ProvliA I rw trncU ea • • ' ■
_ S »« ltl,n l funa. » „ j v n l l r t l , ,1 l h , "Feacnt lime, the le tte r conlinuea forf u n " l« « m c tlo n In ?0 1 l ; If’ »■ ' ' • t l Bill, A o i l * , ( 0. 0 IIB II.J nom brr o f ir tllfc n . S
S 3 . " " ' — '? " ' * - r ' « " >“ • .I jllv .ly jpp tovca e « i n „ , t „ „ •' r m a - i ,« tp , „ u „ , | , r» 00> i toano-Trtloli, 15, [J
POPE'S MNDiriaH fS ■ BELIEVED NOT SERIOUS f
n . W r - ’f? ’ r “< r « P 0 inenedlct, who la aufforing from, a cold P ^ no CinaWercd’ a crio u i.h u t-w fl l j ,
" ln -bedv fivB ,fcV.s“ / dayi, it wB».*nld, a t tho \-ntican loday: t T O o joH ha« acttlod in tho b ronctfa l ft
The corrcipondcnt WTia informed thia 5 /I",* Uha subsided,to nimoat no jroal.' ' Hi* ^
f f n ? tl>een ord -r .d to reA atn /ju lrt. Cardinal Jf
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e« » tor-him (« remain In berf. ‘He kept nn eonducting { h e 'a f fn lr i S'
o f the rhnrch a fte r ,th e f ir itavm p tom a at ^ ^ I n e a , anpeared «ntU "^ r r i t UTRing* WMo *5cte**frti’in in : tt -J'lelnghfm to (ako t , h i , bod. J
fSPAPER IN TWIN FA
D MmSDAY, JA H O A E T 10, 1021
Hoover Predicts \ General Strike '
by Coal MinersN eg o tia tio n s To, D o te V o i^ o f —
. p e f in ito E e s n i t j M ay N o t B e E es tu n ed
W A sm N O froN , !). c .. V PH eco- ,retary Hoover ,dcclnrod today tho s tage.oppean tb bo '*ct f o r .a gon- oral *triko in the bitumlDoui coal v t in d u try n t Ihg rnd bf M ireb; m whon; c iia tlng w njo eoatracta ex- I ?p5r«. ■
Mr. noovor indicated th a t nego- - tlatloD a-carrled on by adm inU t^-
tlon official* with ropreaentaUvc* of both (idc i in thli coal, induitry
, had no t produced anv conercto rc- | ■nit* and th e Irapreaalun was given I thn t fu rther negotiation* woro not I ' .rontomplatod a t preaont. : I
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, '} i« ''? s^ 5 .,in A rb u o k le T r i a l U n
a b le t o S t i c k t o P r e v io u s
S t o r y , R e a d i n g o f P r e v io u s <•>
T e s t im o n y F a i l s t o H e lp H e r Z
SAK V■^A^’CIS^X),Cn^,, (/P) — Ml«i Zey. p jtv o r t was w ddsnly ncalle il to tho ptand ttidny when tfio proaecutlob ilcclared tba t i l wa* “ surprlaed a t her ""I toatlmony*' In tho mnnalaughter trial o f -Roaeofl C, (Faltj-) Arbuekle. Mia* Trcvoat te illf led th n t she “ did not ro- member a n u a \ |o r o t <a\lont po\nti In he r-te itln iony a t a proviou* trla) of
jJbe'jwIoK baA'djemrnmcnt wa* taken ^untU 1:30 '
p . m. to give tbo court, opportunity to look la lp the .M»nrprl»e” foatom* of M in F re ro s i’* toAimony, and a lw ^ fa^Unro of -eoTtalB..mtne*art- to :i?»I«^: |J*
tb
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T ho ir ts e c p tlo n ’j.e ffo r t* to e lW t te*- tb Htnony, from M iaa-I'revo il, a 'p ^ K c ii- tion wltneaa, wa* charaetonicd aa tljl “ denUatry’' by Oavin McNab, ehlof thi defense kounael. • em
TIio inturriiptlon {Tuno dnriog tbo ex- be aminatlon of M iu Prbvoat- Like Mlaa thi Allco Dlako, a n o th e r ' leading proacca- en (Ion wftnoH* who (eitlfuvil yeaterday, M in Prbvoat “ did no t rem em ber" certa in ' occwrtenca* during tha imrty in *t; whicb Arbocklo Is alleged to liavo fn tnlly injured Mia* Rappe. Tho roadlag <-e: o f portion* of he r teatimony a t tlio pro- wl viou* t r i l l fftUcd to rofroab hor mom- o t ory, tho w itneai «»Id.
N EI Gill :losiicnj"mEmw.
P r e m i e r P o i n c a r e P r e s e n t s a
F o r m a l S t a t e m e n t o f P o s i
t io n o f F r e n c h G o v e r n m e n t H
- w i t i i R e s p e c t t o P o l ic y ; ;
PABIS, lyp) — “ BMpeet for the cotraatlss. tbi^( ..- fixed the peaeo D totm^'^'tfli th•.fora^PrKnIer-Pein•
' car« doclded’to pm eA t fo r h li cab< aii'fim 'bftforo th e .chmnber o f depo- « t im thla aftm ooon, Tbo doclan- -tto n t la m o a “ Bluunelau px«pagan. ‘ qi
. d a " for tbe. p ic to n d ix v n abroad rno f m o c ft . M “ ta in ted w ltb a sort fio rim perlaU stle m adnV s." ni
. Of thi> Oenoa ceonomiit conferenro, 1'* tbo ptetn>fT’». stalctncnl -
. “ Wo inslat th n t the'conaider^tion* C«of the Cnnncs protocol bo nccep ted 'o r fnrejected by tho delegate* prior, to an*- |'ldlscusalon. so th a t .nono of tho itlpuln- attloiifl o f-th o Ircntic* con bo debated, freven dirocUy. UnU »j w o’havo preclso *c
' guarantee! on th is point wo *hall bn hirompclle I . to, reta in our lihcrtv of nc* hi tio n ."
• g e o ib ay ilg h tA h ea d . . .Dealing with the propoied AnglO' •
I French '^tpn ly . tho. alatcm ent declare*:1 Wo would ,bo very happy If a pact ‘I*
destined ti) conaolldato the peace ftonljl aoon bP ilgncd between E ngland , riid Prance, «nd we dctjio t doubt th a t, I*'
. a ra u c b as. both couotrlea w ill bo bcno- 1]" f itted , th a t .ono will bo.eflnelnded bo-
' tw^ch them 00 a baslj o f perfec t eqnal ity . ' J{cilher. do wo d o n k th a t tho '• guarantees rf ie n t or future, or tha t thp treaHea accord ua, w ill be integral- ly mai'aSiiMd.’’ • fu
I The atatem ent refers to tho relationa In between .M anco and the U nited State*In n paragraph rending: P<
“ We do not, need nld. W o'aeck to Ti malntnln Iho atrongcst nnd mnat. friend-
■ Iv- •ro'nlWn* w^lh all the peopio who ^ fought oa our slda fo r tho rIghU o f hu- mnnll.t- nnd eapeeloHr w ith th o ITnftcd P.' Stale*,, whiiae ro -op tj^ tloa eontributed ao preotly to tho common victory and i^. who has Juat given q i a t ^ho W aahing In ton eottJflreaea iticb str ik ing proof*' o f »u her/no^Ia e ra t ln o n ts . '^ ef
FA LLS CO UN T Y
LY NlW E A T H E R S I
R E C O R D S
T e m p e r a t u r e S t r i k e s - ' N e v
W h e a t B e l t b u t W i n t e i
l i e v e d ^ r i o w f a l l ' S p a r S '
, k a i I o w a , K a n s a s a r i d M ’
-K4H I1A B O U T , |f f l -X » o w lntor t o vest wtLttt belt w u Uttle relieved b y mo vaTo Mhlcit > tm k the middle west la r t ': (Ot I laoir of f ton half to 2 Inchn but Ula tlias a trace.
T m a suffered extremelr cold t«inp«i»< a « CTU7 fell to 8 degrees above sero. B grazing coontry, reported 8 ftbore tU i D n
KfGii I
___ ■, ill!
^ W o r k e r s . o f H a w a i i a n I s l a n d s ! 7
C o n s i d e r in g O r g a n iz a t i o n o f
W a g e E a r n e r s o f A ll K in d s i
. U n d f r O n e H e a d S
■,llrtXOLIII,B; T , H.. W ) - Workom » “ of all roc>'i in Ilaw ali nfo cnnaiJorlng
Inn InterniiUrinal organiratlon among the rank r.nd file lo be known o t the Cnlted Worker* o f Hawaii, w ilh the. ?*’ nim of ruadjusting tho traJo nnion* in Hnwali i n d buHdinu. tip an ioiltutrlal form o f i.rghnlxatlon. thn t iHIl iinile In one body a ll the •wnge w orkeni w ithout '* diacrimltiotinn. a* to aox, race, creod, . ' c rn ft or colnr, aad g a in in g 'a direc l ' voice In the management, p f Indoatry, ,'J Accordloki t« th e jie am W o 'ta th e eon- ' itl tiit ioh bcint; v o t ^ on by tbe .varlotu b i^ ie t, _ ■. ) 1 du
“ 'Wo It-lievc th a t labor U ciitiU«d At to a x-oi'V} ill th e irjaaagemcnt of Indust At t»V aod ha* n righ t Ifl dfltormlno; th e ; eondlt\onn niider which i t . A ' I I ^ e * V tlon ; to ^ h o .nnd.'-that t t ahall-tscetTO BX the fn n -vBlDO n f-rw hat'H t T «4nee i;? lll |E the prcnmble .eontlmief, ' . M' MWe declre tn ro-oporateTo:tbis'fnll<^ 1}
thtf AmPfinin Tiiitefittlon of L abor, b u t .. W« eftll a lten lio n 'to thp 'fn^J th a t con- th ditinna in Howail a re ’ d ifferen t from nl; thnac on the mninlond o r ,in -n n y other , countr>', nnd w'e Inalsl tb 'at w e aro the be*t jn-ljjes o f our own need* nnd of the tnctics lo be fnl'owed to neeure tbe ,n , ends wo havo In view ,” _
AU In One Orfldp. . SThe 3h |efta of the nrgnnlxallon ore
at.ated na: ’ ■ to“ To brinjr w llhln the fold* o f onojg^
eenlral orcanlratlon all human b e in g s 'l l who arc engnged In' the ncecaaary work
. of'aocle tp . , ' •“ To I 'r in r (jbont clliaa-eonncioninpis
and i^^ldftTlty aiuartg the worker*.“ To ediveale the w orking cla*a in
modern ■■connmlc problem* and tactic*, in “ To gnin fnr the workem a diree t l9’
■ voire In the ntinagem ont nf industry .’ ’ wl
liEssisiiiiss :.IBlSi’EtMli''I N e w Y o rk B a n k e r O an tio n a
. A g a in a t E ^ a n s i o n in a t . A d d re s s th* • ... th- NEW VOBK, yp)~ThS* Tcar e f 1822 . will be “ a good year fo r remembering t nboro a l l 'th a t hutlncs* la basinesa and
oot speculation,'’ H erbert P . Howoll, o f vlce-pretldeht o f tho N ational Bank of mi Commerce today told delcjfntc* to tho a convention of the K alional W holesale t>« Drycooda aaaoelatiqn. ’{' “ .Undue stlm nW ion '-’nnd 'exponalon aimpiy will ao t work thla year,” bo aa-| aerlcd. ■
'S table business will command adc- ' qnate banking faellltloa, n t reasonable
rntea, he aald, fo r' the banks nre hc ttp ri f itted than they were In 1021 to fi-i nance legitim ate and w orthy enter-
5, priac*. . ;- r^'ThB a ltitude of the pabHe in re- ^
I* card to buying ia a moro calculableir fn c to r ." he continued. ...“ In tho fira j e® r |ilnce, the idea th a t the public will bny I. a l nimoat nnv price can be elim inated 1, frnm ’buainesa’ calculnflo'ns.^’- 'J l can bo 10 act dow n-a* dcrm lto th n t ' th e public n hn* bcrome th r if ty and diacrlm lnatc la 7 ' :• buying. “
PESBAOE OBOWINa TABT.',, IX)NDUN. (/P) ^ All record* In ere- .
o tlng pecm gca.have been broken by ■t tho preaerit ndm inistratlon according to p( ,\ tho new Imiic o f “ D o b ro lt, '' a aland- bj (i nrd w ork of reference .concerning th f la [T British nrlstficracy. I n t h r » i r year* or J. now expiring P4 pcota, 235 baw neU a aa
£016 kn tgh ti ha re been crealod^,''. ''
0 •. b i j ) l r i U E E 'i > m ' ' ‘" " ' ' ^ ’‘ ' ‘ ,t SEATTI.K, Wash., {/p) , - Arrnago'. f ' |. m ent. w ere 'under w ay todoy for tho !® • (uncVal of E ieklcl M tCausland, p ion rcr *” D Indian 'I jh l e r nnd d river o f the f ira t |,* stage nctwecn O lympia.. Waah., a n d ',
Forttnnd, Ore., who died horo auddenlv a Tuemlay. l l t ^ a J t O yenr* old. ’ '
0 P0I80K OTJWnNATES D? JJEATH . .PA R ia. (yp) - Mra. Thomaa S tew ir t
d Byan, widely, kiiown A tnerican vlo llii' fo ,l lat, known 'profe**ionaily a*.Mis* And* on d •!«y CrcI?hlori. died todny In the Amer'' dt . Iran hoapitnl nt'AVculUy. ,8he had hfon Hi if a u ffe r ln g 'fo r several dny* from tho l»
effect* of swoUowIng poison tablet*, e r
EWSp B io E r iT O o a t w
I H A T T E R S ^
n p o g Y f pe v ir L e v e l s i n M | d - W e s t ' '
t e r D r o u g h t I s N o t - R e -
r s e i n E a s t e r n i J e b r a s - ' _
M i a s 'o U i : !
droniih t'p revalen t thronghoni.'th* ml4 * m o v or otber p redp ltation in - th #
L rt'a lcb t. f i t i t e n N ib m k * t o A l a n , U iu o n r l and S u m i« c a iT e d J itt to .w i»
« n to rea v lth o n t liaov. ’ A t AfflilUIft t t e Boswell, K, W.. la tho c « ftl« o f tti* ' :
Bonilng,. Tbo coMcat weather .nf tho icasntf wa* leeordtd in U luou rl, K an sa i a sd Oklahomn w ith temperature* ranginu from Iwo below tcro a t Sallna to t h m obove a l Kunaaa City and-10 abo\'e a t Okiahom^ City- ' ~, A slight rlio in temperature tomor
row waa predicted,
, OOLBBflT -
DENVER, Colo., (/p^-T ho cold wave which yeaterday and lost n igh t nwopt ever thv Uocky Mountain le p n s carry- 'Ing new low tfniperatnre « c o rd * for the year »n it* wake, ia moving *ootb-
jw nrd today and Is being followed bv a moderation In temporature, -accord .Ing to J . i l . fihecrier, d itl rle t w eather , forecMU'T a t I>cnver.
liinder. Wyo., w ith a te a p e ra ta re during thn-n lgh t o f 34 d c p o es below cero, was Ihe eoldoit po in t in th e east, cm Boeky Mountain region; Cheyenne ■ w ith a minimum temperatoro o f S2 ^ low. held »efood pladetot.T C pprta from • tb a t c ity today ahowod a g raaool.varm . ing, the & p k a t d 6 'elock thla momlnir being 13 below. , ,
Damr»r H as Btat* BMffitL . ,5
' j B e a m the ce'idert po in t In Oolondo U ft a lg tt, the m e r c u r ' dropping to 10 b e le ir »ert.- A t 0 o ’clock thla a o to liic th s to v * n - m eht m d l i ic v a a f t t t r dw rees b t - .
'l o r .Tlio Punbio .-JaU ^um - • tempera'turi*'
during the. i a j r t i t ; W two b o lo w .« ro .A t l e a d r i l i e . l t 'w ^ r e a 8 below and : ,* t OoB(Ua»d,'JQ»a., l» o ,W # ir . '> <
-The t-oU wave, la .ilo a d iiy •inav liu r |o n tb T O d ,M 4 U' expeelod to reach tS* ' ;.-^!: « b e a 9 .^outb,e«it<Ta pa^t o f ,
r ttotuSfc - p tk e v fw ’l t i* exp ee te l' to •' ' / rsM h tho <*ootheai|t6rn p a it o f Vta'bi .t
. IhBtforeca*^ hrT3oiora'(ioi.,t<^»y. h rW ng tem pera ltiK ' N<)t *o c'pid t«- n ight sn i;^4 rn _ e r W d « y ;
OOtDBST OT WIHTHBL. ‘ '
SALT LA KE CITY, OtiOi, (ff) .* iPractica/Jy f ie wholo b f [Hah (s in tho g rip o f th e coIiTeit wnvo of the w in te r.' w ith 'tem p era tu re * ’'ra n g in g ’, f r ^Above td 0 below Mro provalUng, ae- cording lu report* a t tho local w cttSpr
I office. A t n o ’clock this morning I t wa* nix degrees below t |r o in f la lt Lake ,C|ty’
COLD UOVZHa B A S T ff iS D .OMAUA, Neb., (ff) _ T tope ta tn rck
jn Nebraska today rangbd -freai 18 .be- I9W nt. Valentine to C l>olow ia.Om&ha. w llh tho cold wave movtag .e u tw ard ! . the United ..State* w eather bnrffca re* ported.
Lanrlor, Wyo.,. reported « below ’7.ero, Huron, B. I),, 10, and a ien * Citv,Ta., 8.,
'1 ■ ' H A T BB OOLB&B.;I OKAHOMA CITY, Okla., (ffl^-Tho
w eather bureau thcrmomctor herwalood a t 10 degree* abovo m o a t T u 'd o e k ‘ th it morning. I t wa*. aanonnced th a t this minimum mny be lowered ,toil^y. '
• V ^ T . L E C M fa{OW .'BALINA, K « . , (ff) — A temperaturo
o f two below xero was regUtered th li• morning. Tho’ snow to o u n te i to only I A traee in tU a eectlon, o f tho ;w heat I belt.
T E X A fr-S U rniE jj.• FORT WOIBTrf, T txas, m - Th^
w in te r’*' eoldcat w eather, record wa^ set hf^o this m orn ing 'w hen-the. a e r- cuty dropped to l!> dcgrcei abovo tc ro '
C O LD BPtJW IpEABa- . C inC .\00 ,'.(/f^ — A cbid wiive, bear-
. »ng TO0w,.T«athcd e M tT w d 'f io m the l io f k y monnlftlns today. .W ith- ih c
[ eolilcst weather Ihow n ^ TFashlngton ' ond O regm s Irtc l{n)0,'as'd:iio!(i'i^ aero w eatber In other ,wMlern'.sttitc«,-It'wa» rrpeeted Ifi roach^m nola-by 'aoO n W day. PrtiiictStiolf ’.in r? 'th a t, tho coldest
, w eather o f tho .w ln ie r w ould'tKi pro-' iluced with a tiin lm uh TCldlng o t Hvd above.
T ia B r r - y o t jA b e l o w .- v,
ID A ltd A t m . .
rture (iT34.beUw xero vaa recorded Iho ’^ v m n i n t , U itnaoraetcr Tiere‘- laa t e ig h ty T bu la tWo' lowest in *ev*
I o ^ ^ y e a r t. ■ 1 \
• HMCB8 N EW BEOOBD; - T . - v j . 0BD ES7 irrtfJr.' ( f fV ,^ The' m erctay
dropped to the lowest p o b t o f tho win- te r 'a t R:30'o’elock thi* uom lng , reach* Y
. In g -3 degree* below « r o a t th a ^ n l< ' ; ted Stales wrt|ither. bureau. .I^mpiera- . [jtn res o f 11 bolow ttro '-w tire r i ^ r t e d .
from the eaitem ppHion o f .th e c ity• and r. below l f l ^ j : n n r o a d jA ida.- '
: ■‘ lO B IN B A k 'rB iC sc IB C O ,. ,- . , • i SAN FnANCIfiCO, CaL, m — lee '. formed on th e decka o f th e ‘f e n y ' tw a t i . on San Praaclaco bay today ,'« ad saw* •' dnst hnd to bo * p tla«ed tor th a f in t : . V 1 H me.in hltlo ry to .keep paMongora f t o a ’ •, lo*lng the ir footing, aeeerdlog to .
f w f fT O L . <. HO. a ss .
UBiBiS 'i ’ ; W E i!l eilHiESI^, ■'’M a n M I . ' F i s I d , a n d C o m p a n y
. ' S u b m i t F i n a h o la l S t a t e m e n t '
; > a s M e a n s ,o f C o m b a t t i n g E r - 5
r o n e o u s I n f o r m a t io n “
S T O R Y O F G E R M A N K N IF E - 3
, I S F L A T L Y C O N T R S D IC T E D
' T ariff C ootrorersj Over Amer- ‘ i p ^ V aluU onP lano!B aU eB ^
•r* . . ."Prorolre* InterflBtlnj Eepljr- ?rom Big Oonoem
. WASHINOTON, D. C., (AV-Dcpart 10^ from ' i l t usual fantom of lu u l r ^ nn
^ t i n a ^ a l tfUt43ni(?it«, M'ont^tU .i n d eon.nao)’ o f Cbiesffo, in n tta te-
:yi ■ iBcnt p roparrd by. lit ,p residen t, John ' O. 'B lie'lil, ond proientoi] to tho liouir
to d d j b r BfprcwntAtivo Mann, repub- ,' . lieoa, nifnolK. U iitouoeti t i n t duriDjr
tlie j e u IDSO it4 to ta l net sale* n r r -- ’ • •183,000,001). The -net p rofiti fo r tho
T ' ' a fto r paymoot o f federal taxMnm oun to j to 2 J 8 e c n U jin cacli (Iol. la r ’s w nrt’i o f loleiL !~ ’i
t a r i f f r i f fU b Osnie.TIio ttiitomc'nt u id " -tb a t- aniidu'ncc-
wi»nt o f r rn f lta wa* made h « a u « ? 'o f n upeeeh ^5clWtT^d Sn the h o w on t^o- tMrflwr 21 by C^lal^^1an r in lB ty o f tho
' "TOyi BOttM {ommltteo durinjf whieh tio t b n n ^ th a t importers wcm wagitiff nn flhfolr fijjht on tli6 Amorl-
'!> ra n valootion jtlan^ ineor]*oratcd in th<> Btiw tarU t. bJJJ.V TJia
’•■tiroil tb a t- tho MnsTM«I<m»]. 'Tcrord , ahowed lh a t Mr. l ‘'Vrdno/’ had chaffed
th a t M a 'rhall r ietd '^w d companr nad tf f:' « p ro fi t o f SOOO. p o t r e a ty m ' l t e M le ■
ikfcAtf« purchM ud'lu oerntanjr fo r9.0 e ra tf tf tad s o li a t retail
i > U d 'tW in a d o hORO profU a'oejinunilw r '■ . o f o th irJtB po rt^d arKelifr. - '
. SU tem ent H o t « h » .• D ft i r i i J Mr. J W d -; i;
'^artd>pTc*#BflliB d 4 ta ; ^ pp)T* tk a t : - *.
' , :U j9 , ,^ t? ip ra t- d e a l« c d r t l i r f , knife
■ 25 tlini’M h o a n o o tit.^ v o n by M r . '.•, Pordnoy," .
Tho atatem ent nUo «hwpJd tfiat Mr. J M r. F\?r<!oey *‘a j « (forowojpht /if/lcor . l*i» aecurod and. mado bnhlia rword* of *' o u r .prlvnto traniactfona whri'h tliave w iT W .^ s v tr e a te d 'b y ^ Rovotnmoni o fflcerbcre io fo re ia fither than ttr lr t ly , M ofiden tia l.” ■ ' 1, / S o c i i BtatemeaUl K # 6 « ttiy .
' ' " T h a t tbo Amcrltan w iue -p lan ' . needji n ic b 'S ^ M mUropreiumtation ” o f fw la In ordor th a H t 'n ia y b<> R jnitiflo-1,’ ' the atatOTicnt eontlo. T n o d ,‘ '»honiabB iuff|cI(intevldoii«p 5
^ t h c t ' l t l l a cieaanre th a t ihould ‘■ n o t.b c e e m o a la w .! ' ?' CpmsimitioK' farther e n -U a profita, M«r*h*Il rVefd and jcnpA iiy m U th n t j! tbo t;o tan t'o n the tap lta l cnKased in b o a ln m fo r tho year IBJO equalled only 9
p e r cen t " o r an amount not innrh ia oxecM o f f t ro tu rs on s a h re tim e n l te U nited Btate* govetninetit bondiu T hcio flm re# wore fho rcwilt of th» J
.• company’s cnllro, manufaetnrlaR. rctnil *. M d whotciale buatnow.'*. "
- F O R T U N E S O F W A R L E A D y
: T O S T R A N G E IN C ID E N T S t
T o n n er H u K la a 'a w a n d .N o w * T a n - (1■ ' . c ab D rl re r l a fatl»-«B «eofiil. n
tio a ITot XnfreqttBnt , «
■ . TABIS,, ( f i V o n Iho , * honlevbrdi-vrero lurpriiod recently to
aeo ft d lu tiogabhcd . iooldni:^ man fall /, .00 tb o b u k o f a K tx k tb drtvet and,
' k{«« f tf a oQ both 'rbeelu, tho ' jaatntatlaii-betw een Q tu i lh ^ * The pai- ■ n ^ io r* -^ a R uulan admiral and thn
' el^aaffour waa a former Rn«.Uan Ren- ...e ra l, celebra ted duriBr tho f l n t period
o f th e ,'war, now earning hJo living by ^ - , drlv la jr u taxicab.
■«. Studonta who toke tbeir m en li'in . a .. t e iy jnoileU boar(Un|t-hoU''e In thp L a tin Q uarter had a ilm ilar iiUrpriio ’ locontly ., A j the lorvinR woman, a wom an o / 'w M d lo ajre whose worn gut-
•' mnnts could noj cootcal h e r dlatin- _ T w illed opprarance, nppy*chfd a ta-
• lilo, a young (firl iludent nuddenly / arose, kaoJt on one knee and .Jclwed t'
• tbt» hem o l Ihoiw ailtcM ’ ap tea . Tb© ti • ta d o at hsd.reeognlced her a iX fonn rr p
^ d y ih .'w aitln j'O f tho RiiMlon court. J
~ ' ! E N V llE PASHA TAKBN. r>. LONDON, (/P) - E nvrr'Pa/tha, fo r
n e r .T urk lih m inlite r o f w ar, who flwl J, Ji. .frotn T urkey ih o r t l r 'a f lc r the eJoie o f ' '
tbo w ar, ho* been eap tu rn l.in tbo Cau- c a m , (n>*a an Gxebanse T cle^aph dli-
■' M tcb f r o a CoJUt»Djinople Tuesday. D i» [»uh add* lh a l be ia b tir ,j han4e<l , over t o ’tho T urklW natlonolU t KOvem< .nuiat a t ^ [ jo r f t . '! I .
. ■ ' 1 ^ J• CoiOA G O , <51 Beareh was belnR
- , • rondnet*! here y « te rd a y for Bor. W. j IVkylor, pa ito r of,. Bt. Chciitopher'a
J Eplacopal'ehurch of Oak Park, sa id to havo been iniMinff, li'nco Batnrday. H ti .wife a n d th re irth il^ ren a re a t the hpm e t)
! d l. b a t iroU f6 r, Ahe Bev. OeotBo CraSg * S tew art, ro e to ro ^ 'E v a B * to a -f lh n r« b , i
W A E O W nA T n S U ^. ' H- Toni,{ht.'and W d n y fair, not so . i;
- ;-o ld 'no rth p o r tio n ,'m tin u o d c o ld ' ri'■.'»tb Fortlon, ■ • . ' ■ 1
. T H E O N L Y ASSO:
S ~ ^F»U SC O W ft
: yEARSAGO‘ N o t e B o o k a n d O t h e r R e l i :
b i D r . C o o k D i s c o y e r e d . i
. H o b o i n W i l d e r n e s s o f 1
^ t e r T e l l s I n t e r e s t i n g S t
t O U > T 0 W « ,'M « ljit,(y P )--A h (il» W ijl ^ U d ffth tf e f ^ , O ook'a azpMlI
I*tt«r.w cBlT«J.liert I to a i KWiaeth M . OUf
T ru c km a n A d m ita S
) M a il R obbery o f ,'J
H a lfa M U lio n ^ ’, B o t a i l a O o m p l t a o y W h o t r t y a Jf,
M a i l P o a c l O a r r j i n f B i g n .
’ ; S u m i» s t o l e n • f".- ■ 'e i .k i i a h t , Ind., K . “
cram , iijitii “K, neipo trueVman w i- ployed by tbo New York Ct-ntral
j> railroad, lodny roofcaiwd to «efli- 1 • Jttff th e mail neueh here y e ito rdar.;• M id unofficially |o have conlnlnod "!: I* ♦300,000. of
In tr in t aaid, nceordiiiR to the ih). th '• Uro th n t bp and Oeorge K. ScriisK*, of B h w hite man, j.lotteil fo gtunl Ibo I'*' ' ' ■ b a y and th a t Intrram placed fbir •>; 0 tnaU •rnrk ^ t a , certain nlare.
Tus jp, then ).toto Uio pouch, m- '• , cordina to Ingram. TIioV uerced to
aplil-thi> loot, Inv-ram raid, but dlftc lalm nr knowlodpe a i fo what
!• Sen igp i did w ith the Molen proji.c rty . S ttu ja ji liai been tnken into
>• ewstodv.
f i j i l ls , f
\ f w o a t i o n ( i f M j r D e a c r i l s e d , ,
, : ;~ t iT a ] S l i o o T n g W a s 'N o t T e - r
' . a a l l y R e g u la r
- i w s i m o T O X I). K , m - t i w ^ ,f a b o ^ n jt nf n aaldier b y 'a f iring nquad,g la Franrc waa Herlhe(} to tho sfaate
rommitteo InvMllfmtinir nllcffed'lilew> y rxeeuth.iit lorhy h y aeotgP W. V a r broiiRh (if noanokr. Aln., who inid he of >r«» Ui eye nitneiu. . ej
."D aring benvy shell file n e a r c l ia - tl tcau Thierry,” mI,1 Yarlimigt>, "I wa* TC Rotng up thP rnad w ith other men when ot wo taxF a »oJdier. hJi hamU tifi h!md ti. him, being m arched'tow ard tbo wbnd*. N TJio srght wa« nn. unumi It mraeted h nur atten tion . There w ai an officer. [ w . Jaiie to ha n major, In ehargfl o f »hff ti,'
, t nqimrt. an.l .when thoy »tnrtrd to nhooV » tl;« a white hoy a)mt 20 vean }h
y old. he nuked tho t be be no t blind- I. Mtierl" • ., l WM OleHB a t H#Bd. a.'
.'T lie M-UoPM MJd ho ii'iM 20 ifcp* rr 19 5*™y wbon the eommand was civen to R( fl fJre. . I io TO* poAltlre the M eeution tj,
wa* In Ju ly , IfllS. ' n»Yarbronffh m /0 ftp fjjil aot know w
w hether there hfid been a tr ia l and •* th a t h e knew o f no otlier e ieeu tloa . Jio
« tc itlf ie d th a t ho 'h id heard tho Noldier « Was shot for nreWt'Of ihitv. Jio dJd
n o t.k lio v to w hat rommand the man ? a* *hol wan a tin rhed b u t mirrntooi) the „-
nfther in charge o f the firing wjnnd , wa* tr ilh an irffantr - rrpimrat ot f h r !, T lllrd division.
10 eJo»^ lo (fit' fl» . f.[0 ' tnembjr* of whlM, flm J at tlio com- ’ ,Jf k manil. >arbrnupb,.w ill. ^
d ie r .fx ll i|nd th r nfflrer walked in -■'’''iP^.-.fell hid pij)M for a mosiprif; **
- nnd ttirni'd nwav. Then ^e ordered' ? th e .i/fiijid to jnov/'-mj;” ' •
[J. " W n a 'th e re anytliinc about the” ' fo.'mfllto .v/)H Wiev/* i l
,y wa» ,\n libwe nf Chair. ”innn Dniaiiepce wio'l ■ *-
A “ r-'.'N n lh iflir.- wbnteyer. bu t I 'W t £! ,p - l h a t i f 7hry ha-f deJaJJed a viiMfl ° ,0 . to k ill a man tbey could h a v i do- J. ta iled a *}«ad to hury him .” ' ' •
' O PE N S N irw m m «». PROVmKNCR, IU I., Cotton I* ly flhreit tan hr nlfrrd Jnto neetlon* lesr ® 1(1 thnn oni'.fjve-thoiiPinndth/i «of on ineh ” 16 tMfk fn r wlf-«i«op|<! etamlarition' a o j ** rr photograi>:.lnB, iindcr n.*y»ttm perfect-
odtiy Pt<-{<r$ior tVaJier JT. SneJI anti * H. C. H jw nrd of the botany department o f JJrown tin lverilfr. JJevflopmcot o f f
f thi* fUBfjiod- will open n new. ficW of • * f lo n tifk )nve*t}gnllort in th e col&’n ' liiduitrj-, arcording lo.Pr-.fcM or Bnell.
j! TO TAKB OVBB BA K EflHO Pa n. „ 3fR.\’ (C 0 <7Jry, ( /T ^A H bake *Aopii la
In Moxiro Cily will bo token over ford- fc J . W r l.rtI,(jIr«ker»*yntIle#((5,onJ*naary dj
If du*mand» wjiich cauied the prei- T fnt Ktrlkv ti{ iiRkert here ate no t m at to Iiefore" th a t tlmo. An aanooneement to thin w/w iMttrd a ( th e elosc. o f m
'« the flTst <U>- t f the itrlVe, which l«fv hi JfexJen City *hort o f lireafl ratton i. ‘ Jk
I® M A B Ifl.B E O O aD 'S O O R E G> l lI IX C lE ,.In ,l , (If) - W k .t I . „
fP thought (o be a rerflrti fd r fnc»«-|<lua} '|8 iwortng In a bajkelball gamrf waa mndr* ith . h r Jfinj^ . /o n m rd on the Forf J?«o r- «
■ ’’ryi 0 ..'h i(fh lehool team, who scoredW point* In, fl gtune a jam u t the Sf. «/
; Henry .•).. aeademy team ot I 'o n Re- ol'•o v e ry lfljf Bight. J o n H ’ team won, r«100 to ll). .
'iOCtAtEb PRESS NEW
L L ST W n r P A H A IDAHO. THUI
ROVERSY OF RECALLEDe l i c s o f P o l a r E x p e d i t i o n
‘d i n P o ' s s e s s i o n o t A r c t i c
i f N o r t h e r n Q u e b e c ; L e t -
S t o r y
on ARUo tn i l* who b a d w lt^ lilm a aoM pM ltion of 1« y o a n u s U A aialbM l a a OUric, A B t m i d c ra d u t* . v b « ia m tb s U d tn ie d
'E x p lo rin g & itrango trail w ith *. guide, Clark wroto he fhund a rough " IkIoo, a c a r i r burled in m ow . . Insldo
wn* a lone tiiklrao or Ifelf brcfd,'elolh- cd In fu n . A -noto .book In a com er '
I of the Lut. together w ith paper* and llil o f metal apparently p n rti o f a k x \ ta n t, raujjbt C lark 's i>yo a» ‘l I'xaainfl-'
^ lioa of t l« bonk dlncioiod th e naain uf n r. t'Yederlck A. Cook. TliC page* con- ,
- talno<l-notea on wcnfher, rondlliou of | , ice floe*'and o ther memomnda. Klgliiy- i ' 'dhie d rg rcei 'la titude waa tbe farthest I
north i-oiitlon decipherable, Clark wrote.
Stsysd v l t l i E zp lo m .Clark w ld he learned tn a t- th o lune
occupant o f the Iglbo n-na,n wnndort-r of tho wSlderncia, Uc Jind been, wltli. the Cook vxpeiiltloii, be Ihilittjled—«nc of tho fow who' itayea w itb fhe eJ- jilorer a fte r b ii p:irty bad boon ipll^ Ivy ivliiKudii. thinncA by K an ly pttivl- nioni ui-l forced lo furn back whon th^ i dnga went mad. t ’
Deforo leaving, the mnn Raid he took the noto hook nnd other nrtlcK'i nnd had . been currying th e n ilnce. •
Bacalli ram ons OontroTersy.If in 1000. th a t Dr. Cook camo
oul of th-’ north w ith tbo elaim to d iscovery of the pole on April £1, 11K)8, , which i-ftuwd heated con»rover»y w ith • .\dm iral iVarv, wlio chararterlzei ' Cook’K ■.•laitn a " R o ll h rlck .” '
Tho Ksklino said ho wd.-< nhout ready ' to .end hU wanderlngi* nnd to tu rn to- '
' w ard . hU homo igloo, fu rther north, InistiBg to bis ipcar and. knife to sup J ply him with fo o + o n the ■wny. .The']
' pork, and coffee Hipiilied by ih r 't im b e r h' } tn iisc r wore to mueb to b b likVng, bowr ‘L r rc r , Ih fit hn a t ta ^ e d blniaelf t o b i s 1 i ft*, olflcial- game Itlllor. CUrk wrota » th a t, be wa* bringing the note book ‘
back to dd llza tlo n i ' , '
SBilapili■ f f l i p i l t t i ;
Pamoufl “Seventy-fiveB’'. to Be ' d . SolBtltated'for s t i l l e r ; f K ow lnD ’fle byArm y ,
r* WA8Ul.\-QT0N, D. C. O P )- ^ td a \n z lO o f regulnr troop* with Ameriean mod
elled 75 millimetre guni will bo dlicon- 1- tlniled nnd trftlning w ith the French I" 7/i’a will be extended to a rtille ry unitu n o t IViB re^u iar ci\a\v\iib«i«rvl, Ba- d tional, guard and officers of thft orRnn*«• Ized rcMrvei. Orders already havo been d iiiued by tho chief of field nrtiilory, ifI wan learned today, direc ting organlea.10 tlons In tbe regular army equipped >l w ith the- American models to (um them ■* In for the Proneh typo replacemonta.1' Tt il the-poliev o f tbo field artille ry
fh lof to equip a ll fiold p rtlllery brW* adca xtntloned io tbe Ifnitod fita tei
I* with the Freneh p in ^ They have been accepted a i the itandn rd -U fh t gun for
n tbe regulnr army and -tho national guard nnd in time o t national emergency
w wonld ho iMned to thn organlied roll Mrvc*. . . '> w m l>lsct>nUnap t s a .'j. " T h e Ameriean 7r. milHmetro g u n ,"
nay* nn I'fficial communication liiaed " hy tho officer! o f tho chief o f field a r
tl l le r r .” “ U an experimental ip lit tra il gun. w ith which ipcelal reglmcntji
‘ bave hcretoforo been equipped. The •hortage of field artille ry troops makes it ina'dvliahlo to. eontlnue fu rther ex- porlm^ntal work w ith tbU pun.,"
' . Tn E xtending initructlon lo or- snnir^il te itiv e o flitc ta , t i te ^ c ltfr sayi* n new departnro in arm v tra in ing hoi b|^n_mnde.- “ TTeretofore ronnca Kare
— bron m.iintflinrd for regular officers nnd for national guard o ffice rs ," U MVB., " W c a re now inaugurating the lyilem atle Instnicllon e f the th ird component n f , the jirm y o f the United Staten—tbe o r f» n l« d ic rv e i;” ,
l ^ d # iM tniction . • - Sufficient fundi nro availalile a t tbe
T>Tt»ent lime, the le tte r contlnuei for conduetlnif.A- courw o f In itn ic tion in
,n l ic 'd nrtliiery aultjecta n t P o r l fiiJI, Okla., for a lim ited number o f arllllcrv'
f, reserve rnrps officers. Tho plans feu- J fatlvely npproved call fo r tw o officer)*
from ca-h cilrpi a rea to a ttend the ten ,,j weeks eonrso wljlch, begins Mnrcb 15,
POPE’S'CONDmON IS i ' BELlEV|cD-NOT SERIOUS
ROME, (/P) — The condition of Pope Denedict, wbo is sufforlng from a cold,
II U not c^niidered sc riou i-bu t, will bo 1- forced to ' remain in bed five o r ilx y day i, i t wa* lald . a t tbo Vatican today .I- The cold ba* lo ttled -ln tho bronchial It t n ^ro Tlio corfcii>nndent wna informed thiit if morninir tbo t tbe popo’i temporntiird tv iiftd iwbsldCii lo nimosl nnrmni.,' i l l s
bnllRcn ii cnting very little ond has , been ordered to rcihain (julcL Cardinal
Gninnrrl am i.otbcr vntiean prela te i are w constnnlly ncnr bjm. .11 ■' Pope Renedlct l^ui' nover known’ w bat le I t wna to be realty HI, and i t Is d if f |.I- cillt fo r-him fo remain In bed.d ..H e kept nn conductinc fbo a ffa irj t. of tbo churfb after, the f i r i t svmptomi c- of.JIIneis appeared un til Cardinal Oai n, p a rr i 's urglngi were iu e e e « f« r in W . <Iucin;^ him to (ake to h tl bed;
V^SPAPER liv TWIN F.
D A Ii[UBaDA'7, JANiXABY 10, 1022.
'■ - '
Hoover Predicts 1 ; General Strike
j . by Coal Miners, H e g o t l a t l d n a T o D a t e V o id o f t
. C o f ln i t o B c f io l t ; M a y K o t
‘ , B e R e B iu a e d .
.•T rA sillN O roX i D, C., yp> -8ee - ,. r e ta ^ Iloovor declared today thu
itag'o .appean to bo. sc t for a gfiQ- eral str ike In the bituminous eoal ^
• lodostr/ n t the cad ■ of Mareh,' t ^ whgh ex litlng v|Bgo eoo'tracti e x - ' i
i; tlatloas carried on by adm in isl^- Q . tlon officials, with repreienta tlves *
of bQth sides In. tlio coal, Industry f . had not pinduced aoy concrotu rc- d snlls and th e impreiuion was given
th a t fu rther negotiation* were not rontemplatod .o t prc*ont.
iiiiiiy ': pmiK I ^
■ W i tn e s s i n A ri iu o k le T r i a l U n -
5 a b l e t o S tio l< f o . P r e v io u s
S t o r y , R e a d i n g o f P r e v i o u s •
T e s t im o n y F a i l s t o H e l p H e r r° --------- . . {
BAN V^ANCffiCO„Cnl., - M Ui “ h Zey P revoit waa snd^enlj* recalled to *
tho s tan d 'tqdny when tno rroiccutloh ilcciarcd lh a t i t waii " lu rp rlic d n t her “ teitim ony*’ in tbo mtiualaughter tria l '' o f Bojtoo .C. (P a tty ) Arbuckle. Miw
, ft-cvo it tv itlfled th n t she " d id n o f re - ' n e n b e r a numhor o f sa lien t,po in ts in '* h e r-te itim ony a t & previous tr ia l o f ' jho'W itor.s. ' ■ . ' ■ “
AflisaTRmcnt w as taken .un til 1:300 p . m . to give tbo court. oppcrrtunJty to • . look In to th e «.sQrTOlse” :rea tu te s o f £ M in P re ro s i 's testim ony,-«nd also t h r :
f a U ^ of corlain . w itnesant.to .si^uat'^ |
o w t w t P « ^ . ,. Mias Fn 'vnst w as.a g ttcit a t tho par-
U T ho PMiio«B,tIon:'(i:6ffort> to c lielt tM.- ‘11 tlm ony from M ls i -P re v o it,- a ‘prosecii- '
tion witness, wns charaetorucd as ‘ e " d e o tl i t r y " hy flavin McNab, chief •
dofenie counsel. ' fTIio loturroption <runo during tho e*- 1
aalaaUon o t illsa Preyoat. Liko M iss tAllto BUko, atiolhot leading p.roio«a- c
^ tlon witnoM wbo le ttifu 'd yeiterday,1' M in Provost •■‘did not roinem ber" cc^*!• tain" occurrence* during tho party in * !■ which Arbuckle Is alleged fo have fat-I" oily Injured Miss Rappe. Tho reading '
o l portions of b e r testim ony a l tbo pre-vlous tria l failed to refresh her mem- <
n ory, th e .w itn ja tald .
= I STICI Ti I; mmiMS.!j P r e m ie r P o i n c a r e P r e s e n t s a
[i F o r m a l 'S t a t e m e n t o f P o s i -
t i o n o f F r e n c h G o v e r n m e n t
w i t h R e s p e c t t o P o l ic y !X- . • , - ,, - , " EMpoc t f o r t h e <
trea tlss t b a t ' f ixed th e peace tatm s.” IB tb # form Prem ier Peln-
„ care decided to preeent fo r b ii cab- i ^ m e t before th e chamber o f depu. i J, Ues th b afternoon. Th# d ecU ra --
' tlon b la n e t “ shamilesa prOpsgaa* ' i ' . la* ’• fo r tb®. pielur# dra-sm abroad
, j o f rrauce , u “ ta iated ■with a sort -. __of Impcrialljrtlc m adnsrs,", .’ 6 / thi‘ aenoa ewDftinii cooterea'fe.
tho PM'uifcrV.'afntemcnt soys; •. " W e . in i i i t j t h n l . th e c on iidcM loni i
of the Cnntics protocol be occepted er j* rcjccfcd bv tbo dclcgntes p rior to an** ll' dlicuMlon. in th a t none of tho stipuln- ‘
tlons n f tb'n tres tles -can bo debated,'*■ even directly. Unless w e'hove prcclio ■
'RM'Krantccj on .this peitsi wo shall b e ' •” rom pellfl lo. reta in our H hcrtr o f nc-
lio n ."■ ’ ^ S a y U ih t Ahead.
beaUng w ith the proporcd Anglo- C Frcnfh jic a ty . tho ita tem ont declares: ' V " W n , would bo ve ty happy If & pact *• d e itincd 'lo coniolidate the peace conlit ' >e soon Ik> tlgncd between E ng land , and ' ll, Praace, nnd, we do no t doubt th a t, In- ' >0 aimuch n i both countries atIII be bene- ' ix f itted , .tha t .orve will b e .tW tladed be* y. tween tbi.-tti on a basis o f perfec t equal»1 ily . Neither do we doubt th o t tho
guorantcei reseat e r fnture. e r th a t lit the treaties accord u«,.wlll bo integral- ■ ri ty majnMlned.” 1is - Tbe ili tem cn t refer* to tho relations ' Ul between .lia n e o and the U nited S tates ' al In n ra rag rsp h reading: ^re " W e do not. need old. Wo seek to '
wflintnin the strongest am} w onl ttlo n d .I t Iv re'atirtn* .w ith all the peop^o^who 'I- fought oa our side fo r the ttg h ts o f hn-
mnnity and eipcpiflllr-w ith the U nited ‘ r j Btates. whose ro-operatlon contributed ■ 11 tfl greatly to tho eommon victory aad '1 w h o ,h asJu it 5 jvcn ns a t trio W nih}ng I It* te a tftw ortoee »\jci atrik ing ptoof*' of '
h i r nobl# se a tln ra ta* ,’ <
FALLS COUNTY
L Y Nl-------------- :------------
W E A T H E R S ]
« R E G O R D S
’ T e m p e r a t u r e S t r i k e s N e
, W h e a t ' B e l t b u t W i n ' t s
l i e v e d — S n o w f a l l S p a n
, , k a , I o w a , K a n s a s a n d W
S A 1TSA8 OXTV, (/Ph-The w inter d i w t w heat belt.^w u littJ# rtUoved ky i i wave which s tn e k th s mlddls w a n la n
. c o t a snm r o f from h a lf to 2 ineb«s b a t Ul th a n a trace. . —
Texas n f fe re d axtremely cold t«mp«ri n tr c m y fe ll to 3 degrees aboT* s e n . ] c ra d n i country, repotted 6 a b o r t th i j cu
lEieiiN IBmPiEl:
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V W o r i < e ! ^ o f H a w a i i a n i s l a n d s l ^
1 J M M l e r i n g O r g a n iz a t i o n o f
E a r n e r s o f All K in d s
1 - U n d ^ r t e . H e a d J
irO XO U M ,l).-T, H.. - -W o rk .™ • JS flf all racoi In now aii nre. coiuiilerlng ,_ ln n in tcrnntifnal orgnnlratlon amnn*B" the r in k and file to he known as tb" “
l^niled VVorkcts o f Unwall, w ith tho ^ Im aim nf read justing tho trade nnlons in (Q Hawaii sn d huildlnu .up an Indastrial '
form (if Irghnlzntion thn t frill unite In f f one body a ll tho wnge iforkers wltboot [gj ilisnrimlnatlmi. OS to sex, race, creed,
c ra ft or color, ond gaining ' a direct , vnlce In the management pf industry,
■i, ncconling tn tbo p ream b le 'to the con* of itltiition l’cin;> vot^d on by the variouJi - bodies, ' .| 1 d30 " W e Irllev f th a t labor h 'rn tU lf ld I to fl' n \’oi.'« lu tbo rriottagetni-ni of indui> a o f tiV and has n r ig h t tp ’de tem lno the J ,. ronditlons under w hich. I t , ^ a l l ' f n i i v I
tlen ; to - tb o icail’-that <t ahiillrtw eivK a tb'p f e l l : valne a f ,-what l l t i p r o d i ^ l p r i
. l i l t pTtambie rn n tin u f i. ' , .-1 u . ‘ ‘WA d rtlro to fo ^p e m te to;the!faU - 1
C4,. thij AmeHr'nrtTiHlcfAtinn of Labor, b u t .> Hi- Wn.cft'I a tten fjim 'lo thn Y srt-tha t con- r u illtinai tn IT aw sll'a re illfferetit from r [of tbflHf on tbn mninland or. iu -any other
country, nnd we Insist tbn t we are the Jt- best jii‘l|;cs o f our own needs and of |gg) the tnctlci to he fnl'nwed to sccure tho j •a- end* we hsvo in v iew ." ly, All in On# . 5cr* The jh jc i- ti .n f the o rgan iu tion ore in Mated a s: ' . cnt- " T n Iirinir w ithin the foldi o f ono' ng <-cntrnl organlrntlon all l^m an betnCT ^ rc- who nre rni;nRrii in tbo ncrewttry work t m- o f loclcty.- , ' , ••
" T o hrlnp-Qlwiit clais-conselousne” and sdlidnritr amortg the werk'eri. ”
■ " T o ciiueate th e working elas« In modern reonnmic problems and tactics. li
" T o gnln fnr th e workers a direct;1 ' voice In the mhnagemont nf Ind u stn '.’* v
i s i M i w s s ^n in iisP E m iD N ’0 N e w T o r k B a n k e r O a o tio n B
, A g a l n a t E ^ ^ a s s l o n in a2 • A d d re B S ‘
5| . NEW YORK, W V -T h li year of 1022 ,. will be " a good year for remembering
m above a ll th a t business Is builncss nud not ipccuifttion,” H erbert P . Ilowell. o vice-prcildoni of tho N stlonal Bank o f .t Cnmmerca today told dolejtates to the i
> convention o f 'ih 'e 'K o lio n a l Wholesale I1 Drygoodi aiiociation.
“ .Undue itim nlatlon and expaniion simply will not w ork thia y e a r ," ho ai- scrtod. . •
B tnh lc liu ilncas will command ade- • . ' qaafe hanking fneililie i, nt rcaionoble I rales, he sniil, for'-tbe bnnki nre boiler t fitted tban (hey were In 1031 to f i
nance Icgltimnto and- ■worthy enter- . '(.p, prisei. . .
." T h e a ttitude of tbe pnbllc in ro- > >ni card fn buying is a more caleulAhlvj^ o r fac to r.” he continued. , . " I n the first)*
in** |ilace, the Idea th a t tho public will buy ‘ iln- n t nlmost^ any jiH c o 'b n be elim inated!' cd, from buslncsi colculntions.' I t enn bo[.* iso set dow n-os defin ite thn t the publlc j’- be Vias l)ccr>me Ih rifly and diicrim inalc iB i' nc- buying.” _________. ■ ', ‘
■ P s a B A O s o B O fv n fQ f a b t ;lo. I-ON'DON. w>) — Ali records in ere- « ; a tln g pecrsge* hav© been broken Dy j f t the prcicfit adm inlstrotlon aeconling to i 3]i\ tbo new Imuc of V D ebrctt,” a stand . I ,nd nrd werk" of reference .concerning the 1 Jn. Rritlsb aristocracy. In the six y e a n e no- now c jp lrin e 04 ■peeri.''235 baron.eta an J bft. 201Q km ^tvt'.have liiicn cKntwS.
the OXJ) T IM i:a DIES.-'i a t , SKAT?I,K, Wnsh., (/P) .— ArraagiJ* JTvl. ment* w irre 'under w nv today for t b i ?
funeral n! Ef.rklol McCausland, pioneer ? IOR Indiap ‘Igbtcr and d river of the f irs t'* tM stapn-iictw cen Olympia, Wash., a n d ')
Portlftnd, Ore.. who died hero suddenly * tcf Tuc.«Kl#y. He was SO year*'o ld. ”
id- ‘ — — , » ...........ho POISOH 0TJLMINATE8 O f P S A T H ; tia- PARIS. ifPf — Mra. Thomas 8 («w«rt >cl Ryan, widely known A iieriean vloUo* I ;c,l u t , Jtnown profcMionaily j\i .M lss And* « a d ruy Crel?hton; died today In tho Amerf c 30 lean kpipltal a t NeulUy. Hho.had 'boon t of itjifferlng f«r s m r a l d a p from tbu 1
effcct* of swallowing polibn tab le ta c
E W 5PBIOB PIV B OBNT*
S H A T T E R S
^ F O R Y E A R
" l e w L e v e l s i n M i d - ' W e s t
I ' t e r D r o u g h t i s N p t R e -
a r s e i n E a s t e r n N e b r a s -
, M i s s o u r i
■ d ro Q ^ t p m a lf lo t throoBhoiu 'th» oU> r n a n r o r o tliw pradpltftttoa k tba la n n lgb t. B u t t t a K ab ta ik a ISA X9f »( U ia s m l and E a n n ^ x » e e lr « d J i t t ta t te » '
p t r a t n m w lUieat n e w . A t A m aiU o i U I. E onr#ii, H . W ., in tb # cea tar of th a 'I a o rn ia f . '•
31)d ^'ol<lcll w eather o f thn season was rccordcd in Missouri, Ib n u B aod Oklahomi with tcm pcraturoi ranging from two below u r o a t Balina-to th n c nbove a t Ivunia(i City and 10 nbove at Oklohom^ City. ~ ' ' '
A s lig h t.rise In teape ro tu ro tomorrow was i'redlc(ed.
_ OOLDBflT ^ O tf^ m .'T H A B .DENVER, Colo.. ( ffJ -T h o to ld wave
which yenterday and la i t night swept^ • over fbt' Rocky Mountnin lo ^ o o carrying new Inw tempi-ratiirc « c o rd i for
, th e y e a r m its wake, (s moving sontli* word tfl-lny and i* being followed by & mwlcralion in tem poralnre, ■nteorrt
f ing to J . M. Bbcerier, d Jitric t weather forecasti'r a t Denver.
5 Undo<% Wyo., w ith a toaperatnro during tUn n ight o f 34 degrees below r.ero, was the eoldeit p o ia t ia 'tb f l east* ern Ttoeky Mountain region; Cboyenae - w ith a mlnlmuB te o p ifa tu rf l o f 22 b# low, held socoDd p lu e b o t .reptirta from th a t c ity today showed a graduol, warm,
n iog , the a,|iTk a t 6 a 'eloek this mornbiir e being 12 below.
Jl D o s t r H u Bt«M Beeord. ' . ;I, • D tnT er v u t t a co'ideal point in T‘
: Colorado la r t n iiitt, th a a e m t r r ' dffPplBif to 10 below t e n : A t 9
I . o 't lw h I t o mtwBln* t t * jo T tta - •, m ant x w u U n fw u fo u r d # g r# # iW v
lo ir. ■IS Tli# ,P unblo‘,‘ijaa ls ium • temporilorfl ' f.-1 during thc .aW it:iir«* tw o below »ero. ■
d A t L 6a d r m « 't t « g W f l r id 8 bohw an4 L .'I. a t Ooodiaa^i^Qin., two below. '19 .The «!oU wBva, i s . iloadH y • moving, , , ;•r isn t it^ ^ ^ B B d ia 'expected lo reaeb th * ‘ .V;5 w ttt» em 9 , w t h e * « t m ' p a rt ,,of
' jUkewlso i t Is n p e e te d ' to ' Ibo.^sonUioaaloni p a r t o f U tah ;.
I. T to i tM a e . tH ,h t in 'Atii^ina', U st,n igh t '.
I t T h6 t'fo recsit7orT )rtto rB < ir today- is ' ’1- rising temperatufe,' Ntit io coM <»•01 n ight and • w ftW er Pr^^yV ..
!C ■ ' OOWEST OT v m r m i , '
'J SA LT -LAKE C iT y . U tah, (/p)-» iP raetieal'y the whole-of Utah is Jn the • g rip of Hie coldeit wave nf tbe winter, w ith temperature* ran fin g . from 15 above tu 0 below eem provalllag, ac-
_ cording tu re|M)rts a t tho local wrfathcr ' ; ! |0 fflce. A t 0 o ’clock tb is morning i t ^ Cj” *'* '><'•<>«■ » |fo In Balt Lake
c o i D M o v r r o B A s r m i a i ) . -n OMAUA, N eb.,.(ff) ~ T tapera tu re i I. In N ebraska today ranged f r a a 18 beri: low a t, Valentine ,fo 6 below iitO a tiba ,’• w ith tho cold wave w oving .eastward,
the. U n lte4 '.a ta tc» :*calho r bun»w reported. '
Lander, Wyo,, repotted U below m o ,^ H uron, K D., 10, nad Bltm* Cily.
*1 . " ^ T B B OOLDHE.3 I OKAHOMA CITV, Oklu.', C / M h o
weather bureau, Ihormomcter h tra itood ' a t 10 d egrrci abovo xero a t o'clock " th l i mornlOK.^-It w a a ju ta o n c n d th a t ' th lM _m hlm m m ay be lowered,toi?ay.
',g ' ‘ . VBB.Y I J3 T I .B bl^OW.
'« 8A M ,V ,t, k u . , W ) _ A I tm p tn l . r .H. o f two l.olow « r o waa registered th ii 3f• DiornlRg. Tho snow lunoijnted to only |« a trace in th l, seetion u f tho;w heat iB b elt.
>n TEXAS^^BOnTSaa*■ FORT WORrrrf. Texfl^, o n - - Tho
w in te r’s ' ruldcst • w c a th ir . rw ord . was . se t hrro th is morning wben. the, n e r . p^lcury dropped ta 10 degreek above'M r* ’
J ; j -O O I^E B T O T T B A H a , ' j■ c n ic \ ( 3 0 ; ;« > | - A coid 'w ave, bear*
o-}ing snow, rcaebed eastw ard 'from tho lej'R orky mountains today ., ..W ith', the , t j coldest w eather .known in ‘BTaihlngten ij-iand O rcgm H w e IWU, a id 'tia lo 'ir tero •a I wealher- in other weiferii”states,- it wa* ,oiexpcctea tf . :re ttcb '^ n o Js ,b y 'ao o 'B to .Ig-fday. P f fd litlo n lf .w e r^ th a U h j.eo ld e it. i j jw c f tltie r 'o r the ,'wlt>(tT.,«6oW b« pro-'
dyced with a iilnlmufci read ing o f -h w ' above.
J , - T i c a t r p i j t i J6B W W ,-
« iD A H O P A L L 8 .M a h o W r i A l w > - •to nerjituro beldw *ero w as recorded d* by .tho • ^ v e m m o a t; IhtTOoraeter b«re . ic la s t. n lght.;. K u is’ tho lowest In ser- r i oral year*. ■ r
UA101S KBW BiEODBD, .
. OODK.'^, n ish . W»)' - T h e merenry - . . droppod to the low eit point of the win- J , tof“« t fi:lO o ’clock this morning, reach*
in g '3 degreei below le r o 'o t tho U ni'J le d SlaU * w tW het b u « a n . Tempera- .( tu r ta o f J l W ow KBro'Wero reportW '
I from the f a f lc ra ;^ r t l o i i o f r th o 'e l ty - nnd. fl below , i i tv t t j ranroad yards. ',
■ d 0 p : i K , a A i r m j r e i 8 0 0 ^ . ,
r t SAN PRANCISCO, C a l; lea ' , . 0* formed on the deeka o f t b e 'la r t r b e a t* d* on San PrancUco t a y t o d a y , ' ' ^ law-'--. ,Ji d u ll bad to be sprialiled fo r tko f l r i f . in limp, in h itto ry to keep pasitfngen frvB ')u losing Ih e ir fooling, aoeordlaft l« i m r ' -
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I ' . D e c l a r e s G e n e r a l B u s ln e i
; - S u f t e r i n g in C a l i f o r n i a , O n
I j ■ g o n a r id W a s h in g t o n
; ] BAN PnANCISCO, C nl, i/FI — I( lu ttr j In ccRcral, iHtli Mid (XCBptl(
, of Jum\)fr nnfl bullflln j, ahowB a drlino in OrcKon, WajhlnRton anil Ca
; : fornlo, J . A. Kelly, J la tr itl d lrcrtor i tbo empl<'ymont dlvUloo c< the UnU< HtaU« depnrtmont o f .lab o r , deelor<
' ’ - - --in hi< jnonllily rciw rt .iMiifd licru t
; Unomploymenl throujjhuut tlie th rI ttot«a increaicd during the pant mont
the report u ld . Scnaonal occupation j Kuch aa n ’riculturo nnd fruit, oro n t t; end and many, worker* who folia I • • thoM 0f-:ui'atl0!i« arc flocklnc to tl ( chlen, incrcM lng ao tilrcody ovc
.1 crowded labor m arket, i t added.'" n ic tniildlujj progrnm nti tho I’
I } cifle rnnut is iiuvm l year* liOiind ui: j , whori-VLT tfio K cntlirr Mrniit* tb li I : J <lu*tr>- in- in. a raurjiiliinp condition,; Mi . K t’lv dMlaied.
j Koportii <ovcrinj{ tho threo state* fn' 1 ■
y OnllfWBl*.: j " A tl n;:rlinill«ra] jmrsullB a t on crj ; for the nMson. Fall plowinjr Ims'bcc\ V- iclnriJcd ib p lo nbortnRe 61' rainfall, y 5 ; demand for t h l i e laan-of labor an;; ' wlicre In the »lnic. Tlic lasl o f tlP, f tiii l onvnRtu, abttiil liRTvenlo.i; With th» exception'O f nklllod prunor
110 demon:! for holp in thl< lino. Moo tian*l'\nt« ontcrini; (tie atalb for’ tb
; \ w inter, nurtieularly in the Muth. Sou{ j iiru ?ie!f'iiiipporHnB b u t 0 VMt majoi( ‘I ilv come i-eeklni; emplovment, and ar
, lu need c f relief. UBildfnii iaduBtry 1 i i boomiog. Lumber is abovo no m a
conBidert.iK tho joasoo, due ehUfly t - bUlldlofr .activity. Tliis appIlM to uot
redwood and pino IndBitriei. Man. i | , ram |« and tnilfs, tb o t fom eriy 'close
doWD daring tho Trlntcr, aro now opoi n s tin g ant) will eontinuo to oporatt iij weather I'crm itting. M anufaetunn
vrlll p robsbiy ihow U) Increaio la os !!’. ploymont over loat m onth, ba t th is jpil
. H-iil be offse t by tho number of agri [ tu'.tujftl a n i uBikllled fio tk c n W i.o l
s ln r f fn 'o o s tw J io shipping ' trndo I brisk, duo rh ie f l; to demand, for Iub
, b e r . . O ff ahoro ijilppltig very d u ll E< ta il report* show th a t trado i i botoi the bo liiay atandord.
S , ■ O ta p a . ' '? . •‘A gr’tfultural work about eomplet«b‘ fo r tbe wasoi), adding considerably t1 • Ibe number of uncwpUyed. Caantrie r closed, releaalng’ soTeral ‘hundred won li'i oa wll* d r tlr e n lj ' th ia »e»4otftl w n p b j
m eat. lArno i ta ta .o a d auaU lp a l'a n i busbe ia prpiec t# ' aro etartfld or eoa
jJ templated during tho w in ter whletTvIl r give employment to residenta. BailnesI > ron tidertd good and improWng.
W adilncten. - “ LtmlUd coQitTueUoa u( bulldlBK:
und pnblle w orkrxontlnure . Ulnea ari inercaain,; outpat. Iloliday leaaoi
• ; , Rhowi incrcttso tn teU il trade. Maune ' ■ site industo ' closed. No niiirltet. Lam
f b t r (Jiows sonic iinprovenii'nt, but- fn : i below uominl, ShipbuiMIng and meta i trades a t a standstill. Agrieultural noi ! fru it netivltiefi havo cett<ed, reloasioi j uinny men, most of whom flock to th'
rilica, adding to an ati^ndy oventocii i • I'd labor niarlict. All \m U Biripalitic
have unemployment rw im lttees; cn i (leavorlng to ^ v o relief io tha n a n '
.thousands ou t of w o rk ."
i W eather Affected by Sun flpet*.I * . A Dutch m etranilnclst linx ’•ttidic*:
a (he w inter tcmpvrtiturvH In vicvsicra Eoropo froni 700 10 1010 A. D. Uu tiui fqnnd iba t .g rea ter activity nf nut
! ip o ta t* tccom paolM by wliHvr nvlt lo f lo ha rde r und e arlie r thnn axunl while lean activity of (he npout corre
' t » ta te . mild w lntrrn.
■ Salvation Army .Chiof FlaysI I ■ ^
.. CHWjnnodi'T EvnngrilBp Doolb tho S a h a tio a .Army, in na announce m oat m a d e . a t Ban FiliDelscoi when
' sbe had poac to uttpniS a ronfc ttnce 0: the O rginlM tton (‘ongrcss, says thm
i; If tho modern women would think niori . o f “ len 'linc x b'elplnc hand” tbav
!l.. worrj-in* n1»out the ir nuxt bridge garni j; nnd o t ic / " u ic le s s ” reercations, po\' :! c rty and hnm elessnoi would dlsappeii iJ from th 's reun try in u shcrt ipaen 'ol J ■ tin e .
■...IDAHO 0 L £ A H 2 ^ AND
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Bepfctriag—D y sta t ,
. T W I N F A L L S D A I
Rumanian Princess i
JUiness ^. V Ore- —
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tor or. jnitvd dnrcdri) to- • ' ‘w C O C f f f S B B jB r o
threenonth, . ■ •' y ■itiona, I :.'TV" 'a t-nn V -
follow \ %
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J iT n !:ion,” ■ K t i ^ A I c ^ ^ a r u d e i ? ' ;
* Accordir.i^ to di*patehis from Ki rnpc the la test members nf royalty t b<< pierced by Dnii Cupid’s arrow ai
n end i-rinccsj Mnr’io, dnnijhter o f KInft Kei bceu (linand nnd Queen M arie of Itumnnli
II. No mid Kin>( Alexander o f ecrbm. Th <^y’ rqiorte s ta te th a t thnir i-D|i KCUion f (bo wpi ijij ..„on nnnounced.
estcd. « -uners, Co-operatlon Necessity of Today.
Siiuif ono iiiK-i* Milil: " llii ir tbu pco plo know iioi lnnv Ihl- Dilier linli live*.'' TlilM In tru e r iwiny than ever
d aro I" l‘ i '‘'"'l<-*d|fe tbat willliy Is pl''* i'<>'"|ieralliin. I’e o p lc 'o inno t loa inool. f>< r 'IV'* <inii> lliHNiselVM alooe if tb< 1|- lo country pniPiver ns It ihnWd.-r
i s M T E P lS l = U B C D H lI i■ gain ---------
d S f L a k e s t o O c e a n W a te r -do is w a y P r o j e c t " H a n g 's B e tw e e nluffl- T w o P r o p o s e d F ro jQ O ts
L E«- • -m lm OTTAWA, Ont., (ff) - W Iill. thl1 projoct to provide a g rea t Internatlonn ' th t t a e l IiiT occan-BOIng sWps by ,lm iletod proving the Bt. I^w ronce river to tbi ly (0 Croat tn k c a , ia being studied by th< i ^ e i soveranvuvU of tho U&\t<d Bt&Ua ta^ worn- Canada, proponents o f on a)tem«tiv< p tD r' p in , tb e /rv p o ie t l O ttA iii »nd G eottiat ' Uld' bay eu in l, a re seeking to enlUt'aupporl con- fo r the ir "a ll-C aaad lan ” waterway.
Advootagei eUIiaed for tbla route ines« over Iho 6 L Lswreaeo ship chaooel In
‘ eludo its posIlioB pntirely wiltiin Cana dian territo ry , I ts Immunity from th« storm hazards o f tbo lakes, and th( saving In mileage. As surveyed, tht
■ w canal w iuld follow the 8 t Lawrencefrom M ontwal to t h f Junction of th : O ttaw a and Bt. L&wreneo rivers; tkenci tho O ttaw a would be followed to Mat taw a; and Lako N ipisslng and the T ien th tW m w ould provido oa tlo l lio n
' the O ttaw a river to U k o Huron. Th( “ “K length o f iho eanal would ho « 0 miles lock lotkftg* o f 758 ( « t . lilacs o f P o im .; cn- Qovernment engineers bavo eatimatei' many th a t on the O ttaw a and i'reac li river)
i t will bo posslblo to develop ono mil iloD borJopower. The noted Chaudlen {alls a t Ott&wn, aUeadv tb e center ol
>• large. Industrial oporotlonr, would aCi idled ita eapa&ity doubled, ilcra - ■ ■ '’ t<u« T h» Eehe Cama.
"“0 The m other o f a lire-ycar<lU child wns adjnonlslilng him to be n better
sual, wjjcn fn ther who wa* present orre* jokingly rem arked. “I( rn n ’i bo did.
it can 't be did.” L ater when the little boy wnn aaylng his evening ITayer Juat before re tiring he Invokwl Ihc Supreme 'D elng to make him a t»>lter hoy. CnntlnolDg. he luild:
. ..... *”4101(6-.daddy fl £ood man," tben liesi* tilling in hlfl Bupiillcatlon he remarked, •'It n in 't bo did. dnddy. I t can 't be did."
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L o w e s t P r i c e
F O R DAnnounced ,T o u r i n g , r e g u l a r ...........
- R u n a b o u t , r e g u l a r . . . .
7 C h a s s i s , r e g u l a r ............
T o u 5 = i n g , s t a r t e r a n d
i.c ^ ' r i m s ................................................ ..
R u n a b o u t , s t a r t e r a n
M r i m s ..............: ............................... .
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r i m s .......................................
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W estern
a i L Y . N E W S . T W I N F A
SS to Marry Serbiah King
>oa* f . ih e i.Tit
.jencEI m IT CBm
; U 'J e n c l e n c y t o F o l lo w in F o o
[ u d j s t e p s o f E n g l i s h S p e a k i i
^ , * " 1- C o u n t r i e s F r a u g h t w i t h D l
I Resuits to M o b v SystemeirA N O H A I. (A>) — E ffo rts o f ci
^ n a . ta in C^lnete o f Shanghai |o launch c ‘ 1^* ■ In Im itation o f g rea t Ameriean tradi
|? ® 't« n te t» w ith the to ra a tlo n by who ’ *”®'snto o f >iock and brokerage exchanf > «h ibave been fraught w ith so much fin i , eU l havoc th a t no t only haa th e Pak l \ r f ! government set about to (ako oftii
,')■ bu t tho foreign poliro nuthorities ,* * " ith o Intenif,tional settlem ent n a -w i
-has beg'in to show eonecm.: Tho past year In fihanglml hns »e
® '; th o form ntion’of scores o f "exebahgo- |nstonsll)V opened for the purpose ! trading,'(renem lly In stnnles, b n t a!
la te d 'In ever>‘ form of commodity. Open ■IvBrnniic W itbiiul rcstrn ln ti o f any k li
m il-‘shares, stocks nnd commoditlea o f 1 diero e iy so r t have been dealt w ith In t
] H E A D L E T T U C E S E E D
child I iit scarce. I f you a re golog to otter need U be lter roaVo «nro. of ll •sent '■ight now. Wo can supply you ^ 1,1 w ith tho finest atralo . 8ce ns a t tlie
DARROW, BROS. S E E D * SUPPLY-CO.
uild: TW IN FALLS, IDAHOY oa Know Y oa C aa B*dy On
rked, Otar Seedsdid."
ce i n H i s t o r y f o r
D C A R S! Jan. 15, 1922..............................$348.00
.................... ...$319.00..........................$2gS.OO.n d d e m o u n t a b l e
...... .......... ........... $443.00a n d d e m o u n t a b l e
................ ........... $414MI d ' e m o u n t a b l j e
...... $s8o mi d e m o u n t a b l e
........... ....... .......... $645.00..:................... ..... . $430MES r. 0. B. DEIEOIT— -
[I A u to Co.
A L L S , I D A H O , T H U H S D i
abU don e f t geVrieb-qnlek e ra wfal •y now h s i boguu to prove most dlstrei ing to many vietlm i. .
PoUc* O ffer V i m . PortU us of arcM uU y Usued ofHcl
Bbangbai policy report on tbo altcatli nro Riven aa followaj '
n ' ‘8 pec:ilatIon maniA-’ {ook deep .ro a fte r (Ife rap id 'to n sa tio n o f many e fbangcs rn d personi who In the ir aan momonts would never havo oonsentj to p a rt w ith tbe ir cash unless for soi s a fe 'a n d profitable invcitm ent we a ttracted by tho glamoi' o f kirgo fo:
" O n the other hand no t a (iit tta lies were ruined and eases o f anleli a s d aiteiap led n k i d e o c m re d . Tl altnatlon presented a strong temptaUt to omployes In places o f tr a s t to n a l the ir tortuDOs by w h at Appealed '
. ' them to bo .ft few simple Iw s a c tlo i with th? temporary Jooa of the ir ot liloy'crs'niun.-r ,
"N um bers of employes nbseondi n fter havli'ie entbewled sums of mone, A rough oitim ate of the to ta i amoui o f money thus reported lost places tl figure well over $1,000,000. In 'a d d tlon men who had h itherto been r apected for th e ir In tegrity nnd regari <2 Off atrong ' financially dJsapport n fter ineurring liabilities they were ui nblo to meet.
. " I t is almost imperatlvo th a t a d i t should bs token a s soon as possible i btlBg tb t»6 tit&blUhmonts under to t r o l ." • ________
WUm/nft In Vcaettblc*.Green regelnbles nnO <,vrtaln fnts ar
I • the chief contnliier* o f vUomlnm In oo L - ordlnnry dici. Tbey ure also ver;I prevalent In lime Juice. T hai Is wh I lime Julee Is nhvnyii IiisuihI in willur p ,fin hoajj.sliij).
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W E H A V E O T H E R T H IN G S
T D A D V E R T IS E B E -
. S I D E S T H E P R IC E
T hat l^oneety Is tlie best poUc] Is mor« tlian om plr demonstrat
___ , *d e rery day l a tbo year by thfj------- rellablo ertahU abm eat I n t h be
I geU cottfldmce, .a n d coafldaao i Is ahrays s a sce is lty to tb e col
tiva tlon o f new boiiaess.
r STon l a tbe odTertlilng of spe tU te i fac ts oaly, a ad dJMs aj)' s i a tu facta o ^ , aad dMs ao’ M A I partako of tiMlesa ad jecU ret aa<
L L : # a p « la tlT »
I J l J The p la in facta and t n t b v i l l& te itit the b tu r tn o f today a o n
'n n f . aay th ing else «at«rln2 ilat“ the aale o f a coomodltjr.
Mako t w U NITBD 8T0BE1 D t r e y n r tx « u sg pU«»' dnziBg tb<
coffllag ra a r, I h * *av lii(i h«n n ) a re alw ayi n b s ta a tU l, and tb
quality e a l / o f th e r e ry M o t'' eer-
X T MIED STOREDl i n ^ \ U Hifkifi Q tiS ijh -liin i Pricu K
ekingetlon. Table OU O lo tb -F o r g ta e ra l BtiU(s of (UO, In nil colors, ' Q fwcU. -1 foet v f td u ................. .........- 0 3
Mc'n B. M. 0 . O l M ^ O ottoo-A U 0igo<" ors nnd sites. ' Q K se of 3 for .... .......................^ 0iorat" O oafa M ercerlied CWchet Cottonkind In all « 'o ra and *11,f ev, alMS. Spool — .......- ............ J . J .
" OoIg»t«’a Talcum
Fancy Block P » t t« a s Wool BU 1 kcts—70x80, o f fino fleece wool, oi
worm nnd durable. ( £ 7 >| to Now selling a t .— ;_____ W III _____
Bodsread»—in U rg ^ a lte^ c u t a** nprn, hwamed, p b in , ia speel
weights nod quality, Bpeclal pric (,■ in foree.* *3.25 Values. ^ 2 ^
«.Ofl Vnlues. g 2 J
^ JI.48 Values. , g g g
~ ~ Values. , O " Spccial ................................
r S.™"“........$4.9$7.1lg Values. A
‘ Bpcclnl ......... ....... .............^UiU<9.30 Values. Qn Q Special ;............. ..........:...... O O . i ?
} ' KXTHA SPECIAL - (Discontinu ^ number.}—Values ( J A Q
is.t)&T-nt ____ tO D st/i
0 ------------------------------- ---------- —n Odd Lot« 0^ SbMs—Priced for qnli^ sflllBg. Blylisb itouls;0 I^ndles Dress S h o e s . . . ( p r A
■ Ilcg. 18.05. Spc^ iaL ...... <DU«U'
„ Odd Lot-~Ladlee' D m i B<
" ..........$2.51
’ GROCERIE9 One (10 o t.) lb. Babl OQ.
C roaa Cbeeso” ___________12 eons Ameriean Sardines, eith
9 In oil or f r rn mustard _____ - _____ — u t # ’
Hex Lard. 10 rb^ net.
K err’s W heal F likes . ' 0 7Regular 35« _ J -------1— « IM. J . B raodeaslela BpecTa! Who
. Hoast Coffee. O f f ’ Per p o u n d ____________ __
i D A Y , j A N U A R Y 1 9 , 1 9 2 2
^ TW O H U N D R M THOUSAND P E O P L E 1 ,E A V E H D M E
O hftitlaas o f ' j ’en isa led P re fe r Xna ;oatlDn f ra t lo a to la U n g O baaM t
•- on StafcUh Botea 'root- • ___ —— - "„y ex. JBBU9ALEW , ( /P J - I t is e stln a ti ' aaner here th a t 200,000 Christians have fl< senUd ftom thei* home* In (SUcla alnee I t b
niiro known th a t 'p ranee had mnde- s fo rt. *’’® 'Tu*’fc**b NatiowHi
Sovem m eat t t Aagor& r e ta n ls g thi fami- *0 the Torks. Pouring I
■nui4n themselves to the merev of t l '“ '42 ® Turka those refugees deeWed to I w
the ir mother eountrr and seek' asylu: m ike ^ fereign lands. They flocked to Me
to tin a nnd other ClUelnn porU seekinictlona /ir em- ^ ’’'om m ent had provide
a few sh lp t and theso carried thouianr •onded o f refugees lo Greek port*. Many oil nonev * " IraaspoHed to 'c o a i f 'e i t l im ount Syria, PalesUne and J-gypt. I t ; es tb e l• nddl- wore rofiucd penniaslon r .- ‘
p S m i y o r a o o m P I T O B K lO Pro UD- OENEVA, M-V-Mfw Qaprom, n 21
year-old girl o f Locarao. hus just' give action her blood end then her lifo-to save he ble to nff'nnec'l hn^batjd,. who had been ser r ton- ously injured in nn automobile nee
dent. T'le physielaa deelnred th a t in medfcite J-ifusIon of blood wna th e onl
{hope, and M bs O&prDsi, a g s ia i t hi , ^ p a ren ts ' wishes, volunteered hers, ts ar* I The operation wfls a weecss, bot
““f rf?flvetcd heaKli- httt thtoo weok* Ute '■®>7 the girl rontrneted pneumonia, n ttrll
I why iited to tlio Indlrocl result o f loss o nllum Mood. The wedding had been fixed fc
Chrlstmns dny.
------ M O D A R T FR O N T LA C ESGS , CORSETS
Oul.Y T w o M o to lUvyH o n 8 i
iubstnntial, savings can bo cffec in buying your corsct bote during th
»U c, .i t r a t’ Models for ovcrj’ figure, all sites,r th ii decided saving priees.
^ Kcgulnr |5 ,00, (SJtO Q Q fl«ac« tO.OO Vnlaca ...................« d s C
> Ucgulnr *7.00, $7M ^ 4 (]. &nd 18,00 V alu es ...... .............tD ^ s S
: spe- Ikgulnr 18.00, (8.50 (P C (I a i t - and 19.00 V a lu es_________
I not Itcgiilar $il.OO. C C CI aad ' Values ------------------------ „ .-»D D *3
AM ERICAN L A D Y CORSET■ Is booed w ith UIOUTYDONE, tho
ilato cr resilient boning tb a t r a i n s ' slylo-lifo o f every American L ady C set perm aneatly . Buy o a Amotl' i,n(iy Corset oad feel the differet
t t* On soIo! h « ■ ■
1 the 13.00 - t J t ' Value .................................... . . . w O » l
vn 'v £ ....... - ....S3.tIjS S ........_____ M.OO ( J 9 <]
V alw ...... - ..........................
3 5 c ^ ............................. : . S 1 . SS . V .................. .........$ 1 .5
2 K p -----------------------------------------------------
’ R EN G O -B ELT REDUCING
lie : -nro epecially designed to sicnderizo
I Q / * enable tho stou t womoaX O C n'ear clothe* tailored along tho slenc
grsceful lines o f tho prevailing fathl i BUa- i j
f ; 4 9 O N E - F O U R T H O F F
It cor- Sverybod^ has beea aazlottfl -aw alUag th e good’M w i fer SBOE
p tie n I t » 1 » _____________
L O W E R
We nro in receipt o f sovornl si 7 0 of shoes since the f irs t o f
rfs I «/ yenr showing the g rtn te st reducti in filiocs slneo the pre-wnr days.
S«85 w c XOBTLY O LM U . &TAE BAASH O ES A fiB BUTTZia.
1 .3 9I g o I W E W IL L P A Y
M i R O O C A S H R E W A R D
i .9 8 I1 -STAR BBAND- STAR
i-9 8
NEW SPRING SHOES AREi.98, h e r e
, Kor jn e n , women and children —1. E«g- l>riec« nre absolutely, tbe lowest— {? A -^lunlity and styles the newest, nad I
l i D v ler than heretofore.
E S - ~ A L W A Y S " l P
23c..ai;! r i x r . ....iscU t.h C c t.r j , 1 r . -
J 3 C ..... - ..... ............ -*-” C-.43 24c
.. ' 49c2 5 c ____25c
2 ...................... '
m . ASEBSTBP FO B ASSAULT' ST. JOSEPH, Mo., tfPh-FollowIng a
M t S parade of men »ad w oaen packing house strikers In Soath S t. Joseph yes-
rnnnt. topday two wo»en and aeveral men wero anested fo r asnulU ng workmen .wbo j»&e 00 thoir w ty to th e p te U ag plants. Ono w orkstaa who w u atone^
naUd woa.eent ^ > hosplUL .
' RKAD THB CLASSIFIED ADM.it ht- _______________— — = = z = = = = ■ide-a _______ ^ ^ __w llst
I mmlands
i ° i l « . F r e s h B r e a d a t ^
i ‘„ " . 1 0 A . M . ( H o t ) -isslon '
F r e s h H o t B u n s a t :
“ 1 2 A . M .R 20- R[lven
F r e s h H o t C i n n a m o n
S . B o l l s 1 2 A . M .t im- 'only
O p e n Till M i d n i g h t
U te r Old O ta T U u tre S taad Itrlb-ts o f 130 Bboiboao Phoae JM 9d for
E M A C K IN A W C O A T S F O R
M E N A N D B O Y S -
Bale lieprcsentlng tho best mokee, in the now ;olors, 'patterns, and
ffectcd of western mnde wool mackinaw . i-lolh, superior fo r its excepllenal
. -K'enring quitltles. Considering the <iunllly of these coats wu feel
tes, n t our offerings nre exceptional.
IJoyij'-siles 30 -3 2 -3 f " ( P 7 'f l C -
t,95 - ...L95 ypn "-' R e j t - ......w D . a / O
' A I* M en's, all sites, o f full' stand*
‘•95 ....$8.50>•95 M o 'I , .11 i l n i . B tg .'113.18 u d— .. ... $H.09. Selling a year ago np
E T S ......J10.00i o ov. . ' ■ —
B O Y S ’ S U I T S A T E X T R A
S P E C IA L O F F E R I N G Serenee. i '
B u iU 'm a d e /b r .th e roagb abd
} tomble boy—all th a rp ^ itd w o d ,7 k in price, a ll s ite c Ju a t the qual'
• * « ity the mother w ishes-for her> A A ' ’“y*I s U U lo»SC*(- Brdoecd to
more than one-third ood on»half> K Q o f the original price. We havo r f s y t l_ Bold many of theae, b n t are anxl- I A W oaa tha t more mothers shonld 5 e i5 u « o f these exceptional offer*
. . . ings. Now nt—
•11 S5.00 $7.50 $10.00 $12.50
N G Boy*’ BlouMa — Mado, s f fino , Scotch woven striped madras
clojb. Jn a llsU e s . © 1 A f t - i« - th o B l« c la l - . - ® A .U U
S i L A D I E S 'C O A T S ^
are now priced a t tho s o m a ’a ‘ lowest figures, nnd ahouid prove
ClJ:' o f special interest to those wbo.nro looking for a a «icopUoaaI
. - ~ " l purchase. Wo urgently invite you o tW to v lil t our ready-to-wear depart- W ES ment, os these offctinga a te qulto
unusual, for tne ir roasonahlo “ ' price, consistent w ith the quality
shown in tbese cants. Stylish■ und eonservntive models to please •
I ahip- the discriminating tastes, o f t h o .uctlons 11 Is a saerifiee sole on oar
pa rt, wiahlng to hnve our sloek n t the very lowest possible, like-
aA M D tvlso i t Is yonr gain, fo r such op-' iwrtimltios nre seldom offered.
“ g mm .■ J54.S0 Valuea. ( P O C 0 0
® ^ 0 ’^ - .... ....... ........ - $ 0 0 . 0 0
« I '$33.00 '■L .... $28.33
I ^18.50 Values. (?OET N o w_____
J ir.!.":!!...$23.00 ,
.$19.83Id bet- «U.(I8 Vnloes. ^ 0 ^ 0
F r y i n g j p R ic E S
)c ...-3 c ......:..,,4(lc '
lc J i:;i“!25_....$1.85California U one D i l l ' 0 A / « -
J t . m i c s . P e rq n a r t 't a n .. . , . 4 U C
Special Qnality Bulk - t Q n Oocoa. P e r poand™ ____ - J . O L ,
. BMEBmiE eiEionsITlllHEiE'
, . —■— .' .F o u r t e e n ' R e g i s t e r e d S h o r t -
. h o r n s B r in g A v e r a g e r P r ic e
I o f $ 1 ,1 5 .3 5 a t A n n u a l S a l e o f
j B r e e d e r s A s s o c ia t io n
DMpllf) fho fold weathor^aad irarejly.■ «( moi>fv In Wi6 tonnlTy 'ilitTO i r o n
- cood ntton'lnnro 'nt tlip nnnual auctionMlp of tho Twin PaHd Korth'ftnd South SIiln.Rhorlhorn Drocders’ aisoel>tion,
‘ .ho ld in MfMaotor'HiHalff barn Wednci- I'* ■ 'v^day nftprroon, a n d . fa lr lr , frood prifc*
........ wcto ohlaitictV Of cour»«, tho ptlccijwld nro t.ot to bo rompnrod •with tha ' ■
• rricps rei'vivcd for purohrod livoitork li, k year or tTTo-niro, bu t tho prlfo* pnld •I for f a t flock then, wore about' doublt:
^ whnt th » r are now ,ond tho p^ ce s for food wcfp from 200 t o , 400 per f tn t
, hifrher thnn a t th is tlno!E. 0 . W n'ter o f F iler and Ainoi J .
j Miller o f Cnldwcll condiictrd tho aalp.I The bit; hnrn waa fllloil w ith people.’ but m ott o f them wero ip o c ta to n and
tho hiivi'm wore fow. f l ie cnttlo were K attere.l over tho Twin Pnllg project and while tho leHera did not )rrt th r pricBi,ot;iePted or honed for, thoy real- izo thn t tlio ir a t te r ln j; of theto floe *'
fV nnlmnU uver thie proloct will help th r ' purehred livestock Induntrv and bo of
la*tlnir bctioflt to the dU trift.Foii'rtpi-n animnlN ten fomalee and
four male* wcro Mlrl for a to ta l of Sim.';, nn flveracc o f The tenfomn>B. icvernl o f them " a b o r t” year Unir*. bniiipht I1H 5 . nn nvcrafre of ' ♦114.S0 r<T head, whllo the four bam , ono ft vMtlintf and ono on ly .fljio n th ^ old. noM-fnr t m , tn . n v m r i a t ♦ in .s o „T»r bend. Follow inirnre the nnm es.of _ Ihp n^lmnlii eold. tho ronitlfpior and T thn purehnflcr. - ' J
y . T m a iM .Red M;«iid. f^ 'v rd September R. 1020,
■ bred and mnRipied by M.- D. L . Bar* Ktow, nf niihV w ld to A uitln Orim of -
— Filer for MS. . □Villnjre I*rlneea*, ralvod Jnannry ,20.
1921; bred nnd connlmod by .T. 0 . H iy- den..rn»tlpfcrd. sold to MtisRtnve bro- th e n o f Piter for I12!5. ,
Ornnf-p Ulnwom 2nd, cnlved , Aiiffuit ,2H., 1010. rnnitlpied lij- N. H . W a n d , K« Wendpi’. Tdnho, Hold to M uigrare bro- nii tbora for ^2'H)., This wh* tho top prlro
, paid nf Ihc iwV and the heifer I s 'a n li, r iron tlonn 'lv fine animal.
• Rubv Rpd 2nd. i-n'vrd M ar 10, 1DI8. renpl-^p.l Iiv W a n d Rrothcr*, aold to n . H. rhnri-hill o f Twin Fnlla, fo r JIM . n, , M nr-M n'p lp 4tK caV ed June 7 , 191S, Cf
/ |.v” C, ,H. MnhBmmnb, Huhl;■fl’rl to J . M. Pierre, Rerpor. Idabo, for ei,
I Witdrp<(> 71S074, ra lv o l O ctober 10, ®, 11)17. b^•.l nnd ronnltmod b r C. A. Me- ■
, . Jdnu lm nf Twin Fn'in. unld to Stanger , . hrnthprs. o f irnn*<*n.- for ^ . ■■ A nm Tfiielovo 2nd. pnlvod necember
•JI, IPJf): corinifrnpd bv M fM ieler. aoW . fo A. r . rtnone. Twin'Pivllis f o r> lin .
.ro'tn'p Funkft 22nd, cnlvod Recombrr ifi. \m - . fOM lancd-Ijy W. V{. -Bml, Twin T/ill*. aold to 0 . floBimera of Filer for m .
.Tpinlr Fnnke 21al. foniiI<med by Herd, cnt.l fo 0 . Pommerj for ♦fl,';. ,
Ml«^ .Tnnctle 7lh. poonlimed bvR ced . ^old fo n . R . Ch«K-bl« for tlOO.
. . BaUi.Violet ■* Cnmberland 0;t3P72. r ilved
M ar 2fl. lOSfl: ronalened bv W. 0 Rrow.n, CflKt’pford. nold fo D. W. Ilunl- r r . Twin I'alla. fo r «100.
. , Bull cft'f. 0 month* old, substituted * " for No. 6 ii\ the cntaloTiie. eonnlcnod
by-.T. 0 . Hayden, Cnatleford.• aold to n . H. Cillen of Jerome fnr UGO.
Robin Entcrbrook. , 1003.1H0, ealved Junn 2S, 1020. ronaiened hy McMniitcr, lold tn Btnncer Rrotbera, fo r JS.”*.• Mnrabftl.Cumberland 1008120. calved
•Novcmbnr 12, 1020. bred nnd eonalinicd by Rffi la .Brotheni, Klml'crly, sold to R. .T.' pByr^Murtangh, fo r t l .15.. • '•
F E D E R A L W A R E H O U S E S
A R E G R O W IN G P O P U L A R
O om nniQ nt License R«cord i~lA idute . Bteady Orowtb la A m onnt of
^ A vallablo a to n g e S p * » .
WASHINGTON, R. C.', m - Fig- urea showin;; the growth In /ederal honiled warehouaca for sterinR o f atrri* cultural produets bnve beon compiled by the department o f agriculture for the ronventlon of delep ites to the nn- tlonnl afrrleultuml • congreas* whieh ■leots hcTO noxt Monday.' The flt^ ro s mado public today show th a t the depoilm'ent haa licensed 277 cotton warehouiea w ith n capacity of 1,200,000 bnlc^. STO m l n warohouscs with a rapacity of ^ o u t 14,000,000 buahola, 18 wool warehouaca w ith a ea- paclty of one-icventh o f tho annual oott pu t o f the c oun try -aad five tobacco
O K it tn tf -TIn C bum t.A p a te n t 'w a s ffraniert In t:oRlanil
la 1651 f o r a cyllndrlral rIbbs chum , and th^so w rre leiic tl a t tbo exhibition n f, \ m In fftWpctllloft w llh Prench tio rbumB. nnd thr> old nnsllsh wooden chumK. T ho (miall wooden family cbtim workrd so well tha t It was awarded n priae medal over ItB
. moro ' aris tocratic c l a u relationa.
■ ■ TW IN PA IL S '^ ’
S H O E S H IN IN G P A R L O Rm m AVB.
F t f r 'L a d i e s a n d G e n t le m e n
Under new BinnaRcment.Wo clean nnd bloek hsta.We dyo any kind of a h o c i^ ln e k ,
^ tan shoei,'b row n or b ro saa
T ry our *e^•lc^A L L W pR E ..O trA ^A nT B B D
T W I N F A L L S D A I L Y
.Russian Devises Ne
1 ............'■<3 Here Is shown th e f irs t eemplete eloe- i J Jrle tra in de rited from p lani draw a by
I. I..M akhonin, a Rosslan eloetrleal on- J .g ineer.’ M otive powor I t supplied by , g reat electro motors capable of 3.000 ( horsepower eaeh- Tbe run from Mos
cow to I'otroKrad a dlstanee o t almoat I fivo hundred miloa, i t mado without r Stopping to ,reload tho motora. Botalla I concpmln{( 'tho construction of these
powerful arcum ulators are- kep t secret,{ . tho Soviet |[ovornmont whieh sponsored ,, rotualnfr to ailow .tbe intonnaUon t r \ ) o , nln, the Invootor.
lEIENCYISDiii H: n i s s i s u i i Gonoral Lovol of Wholoeale
PrioQS Fraottoolly Stattoa- . cct ary in Past Two Months « i
WASHINGTON, D. C.. (JP} — The ,P“ , Kcncral ■ btvcl of wholesale prices ro - malnc-d etntlonnrj- through November mo
and l^eeoQitieri tke burcali o f labor sto ’ tis tics announced to<iny. T ho.bureau 's
wolRbted Index number, with tho 1013• price level donotod by ono hundred,’ stood a t 1411 In those tw o months with• tho prices o f 327 cor!ilnoditiCH coasld- ®''• ered.i Foodstuffs, fftrm prmluct*, Klothlnij, n< ' ehemieals i.nd dniga nhowed a doelin- el)
i l i f i WE Cl
SAT1
' ARMy AND NAVY 111 — — j„ tho m a tte r ol
' n I I I V ju d c m cn t-w e not c• M n i I wc roac!
U l i L I main-base o f dlstrlbl l la impotalblB for to tho peopio of Twi basis th a t they aro e.
’ wo can i^nd are sellI Montana.
■ V JIB N C E W E AlF X L L a OUB OBI
• _ . ^ ONCB AND TO 8A('1 1 M V 0 SELL EVER'
I UATo
I TO DO IT INI’ - • . In .1 dnya and th a t n
Sale Ends SC o m e O n ! I I
■ - E v e r y t h i n g M _ ; F i d e ' U . S . A r r
Bargains!
ARMY AND11
L ,Y N E W S , T W I N F A L L !
Vew Electric Train _
.1
I
H
ired Ihb constractfon of^t^h^ olcctrJc train , I j o m_ade.p.;jiUB.':-«doif ja -I :-L c raS E 6 -.
Ing tendercy, which w as most nro- nounced In auch nrticlea nn cattle, hay, liopa, pei\iut», bu licr, clicc^o, tRR*, iMii,
I lemons, oranges and sugar. Fuel price*I abowod a slight incrcaso ond bulldliif;
iraterla ls ndvanwd three fwr cen t In Decembrir over the Novem ber level. _
An Inr'case fo r the m onth o f 2 per cen t wRs tepoftcd In th e g toun of mis- colIaaBOus' commodities inchidiUK brau. mill, feed, llnseod meal, lubricating oil,
. paper, inanllla ropo nnd M oxican slsal- ■ • (The level o f wholcaalo prices in De
cember, according to tbo''nnnounco- r mont waa -21 per cont lower than it was
ono year Lefore.
Objection to. 6 m o k e 'la Old. j la the 8oventCfi)th cciiittry^ du rln i . Sngland'a flrat ninokc QCltntluD. It w at
rccominejidpd Ibat nil fucKirloB bo , moved from the city to a dlatnnco of - eiRht mllea to.fcm ovc thu nulwinc*-.
ill;L0SC our DC
URDGOODS At A B t i
cr of oxpnni>lon our cnthuai.ism got tho bo iot only mado the miatako o f oponlnR bi reached out into territory th a t Is too fa r i strlbutlon—<0 f a r away in fnct, th a t wo 1 fo r M* to BonoTbmiy aoppJy to n a l l i e U. Twin F a llt nnd other d ia tan t oommunitlei
iro en titled to, and for the aamo remarkably aclllng tb e p fo r in towns noarby our ho
E ABB i‘'ORCEI> TO QUIT DUBINESS II 0BD BR8 PROM HEADQUARTERS ARK SACRIFICE OU n EN TIR E STOCK IN A
/ERY TH ING COMPRISING T H E STOCK A N P TO POSITIVELY DO T H IS IN ATJ, ^
li tim t in Tw in F a l l t ' b la tor^-tho en tlra i lid in ono glgantie sale- E very tb lag raftit I'at m eant-SLA U Q H TE R !
Saturdar atI t ’ s O u r L o s s , B u t M u s t B e S o I d - Q U I
j m y G o o d s A l m o s t G
Bargams!! j
NAVYCLEAR113 MAIN E A Sl
L S , I D A H O , T H U R S D A Y .
[~ BERGER
; BEnORlt, Idaho — Mor.’ snow w ith ' •its prtiml"p.«f more ^vn trr 'u ’^kw tho^
J r e t t lc r u on the Sfllm on'«m il(\ E ight 'inrhea moro of anow have beon added! i to the ijinnket th a t wna coveriuK the iKrotmd. , , • J
. : U 0 . U . C'o«rIj anrt Thnm- |aa Lapin were Twin Falla viillora Rnt-| urday.".^ . •
K. Ucan of T n in Falla wna lookln:;. over tho Sn'mon dlM rlrt n few daya Inat week with a v^ow of biiyln>r or , tcM l’ie li.nd. •
Clnrtnro llrady, .one o f tb r Salmon River netllera, has recently purchfttod j an t'OflCM farm near Berpor. H f will farm 130 I'tcres this eoming'senion.^ j,
Arthur I’ftno tt, formerl>- of Polly-., vllle, hsd rented the C. E. Carder farm north o f (own and has moved w ltlt hb< . fnmlly. • ' ■ • t
Peto (.'hristlan paid a visit <o tho J county t in t Baturday. 1
A ne.T,])lano has been ihntilled In , fhe acheui fluditorium to '•ontrlliutr to;_ tho enjo>'ment of cnmmiinily n ffa ira l ' in the future. Credit 1* dur the mem j
- bora oPtHo,‘:I/)yol Nclehlmra who w eri,_ jjuU umrnftil In raUin*' fnnda w itli.' w hlrh^o purchase.nn Inatrument. ' '
.Inhn DeKlot* of F i 'e r was a buKlnesa| visitor in Berger Friday. ]
W. S. f-tnrr and fam ilv have moved; onto tht* O riffith p la rr cn«t of R e rrrr. | wblrh phce.M r. S tarr will operate th r coming senaon.
Hugh Diidd nnd aon weie Twin Fal'a vliltora Fridny. • v. .
Tho nerger fjltom ry socletv m et in tho .aehonl auditorium F iU a v night. 'A lilav b y - th e members o f t h o I/oyiU[ Neighbors was an amnalng and Inter-1 esting feature of the. program. Fol- ' owIbp tlin ptORTam'a plo tapper waa c ivrn by the Ixiyil N'elebbora. Eleven do'inrt were the prpcoeda-whieh will be applied’ or. the piiKhnse of a piano.
M(- and M n . T. A. I’a rrb tt of near „ F i 'e r, attended Ihe Berger L iterary so-
ciely o^ttlliVR Fridiiy tvonlng.
, GRAND OPERA TEN O R i r,- CHARGED BY G OVERNM ENTf, ' --------
F n a c h SlAKor B e^gns ? o s t W l U n it ' —D efendH tosalf A gainst Fod-
Z ' oral Actionn .
CHICAGO, ({Pl — Luflen Muratore. French tenor, who yeateMny nnnoune- ed hia reslcnaUon from tho Clileago : Grand Opera company bna been eharn-
'■ cd wilh v lo 'ating eontract labor law '• and United S tates Immleratton net. th j ' ' e h a ^ t gtoWing out o f b i t bringing b li ’• valet, -and tho la t te r ’s w ife to this* touBVry.,
A tu lt asking judgm ent fo r-12000 ogalnst Murntore In favor o f 'th o government wna filed. The bill atates that Mme. P e tit le ft the em nloy .of Miirn-
‘ to ro 's wife, Linn Cavabcre on Dceem ' •* b«r 4. ' ______
t The News is re td liy the permanent earDlau e lssiet. .
r MOORS
lAY!IILESS SACRIFICE!be tter of our good [ . . - i branch stores too A H I I f
ir d istan t from our | I M | . | ro bavo-found th a l U I I L I U. 8 . Army Oooda ie* on tho low prieo ibly low priccs tha t homo base. Butte, ^ M
I H E B E IN TW IN . M f RK TO QUIT AT ; A HURRY. WE:k OP o u n t \ v in n A V 0^T L tA S T TH REl. | Q
fi atOek of n chain f n nn it ly i n t be told and out l UUUI I l BI
9 i P. It Y o u r G a i n !J I C K ! B o n a G i v e n A w a y !
! Bargains!!!
R IN G ilO U S EI T
Y . J A N U A R Y 19,1922!
piiin;; iE G O ilO iihe .- ' t l
S a y s I n d i jb t f t i o n E o a a l t s F r o m f X - A n S z o o B s o f H j d r o o h l o r .
; ' ■ Ic A c id , Sni(. _. f.■-'•a 'Ilndigt'iiled 'fnf>a .lelnved i-. th -
stomach I’ecnya, or rather, fern in iti th" t tame as food le ft In the o-en a ir. m vs J' n noted’ authority . Ho a lto tolls ub 1’
'9, tha t liidipestliiu Is eauaed by llvpcr- ■' neblity, mvnnlni:. there 1» nn ux c m of *
. bydro-cbloric acid ib the stomach whi'-h '^ ' lirevents completo digestion nnd starts [™ lood feniientaUt.n. T bui overj-tblni " ^ te a to n aoura in the stomncli min'h lih i ,, _ garbage w urt la n can. furming acrid
fluids nnd gasca which infla te the , 'itom aeh like a toy balloon. Then wo •” ,feel n hC4vy, lumpy miaerj- in tho 1' i „ j ------ --- .7“ , . . ---------------------.
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W h y s o m e c u t s o f m
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. eheit, we belch up we’ e rae t& to '' ’ tour food or have he&rtbura, flatulonce. WBtor-br.uh or nausea, • ' •
J le tolls os to lay aside all,digestive
Ialds and' Instead, gat from n jiyphar-, ' ' mncy four ounrts of Jad Snltt and take a tablespoonful In a g la u of w ater 'be fore breakfast nnd il/^lnk while i t U <-f- , forve^cing and fiirlhennore, to con- , • tlnue this for a week. While relief
a followt the f in t dose, i t i t 'JmporUni to neulraliio tho acidity, remove the gaa-mnklng ciait, s ta rt the liver, atini' ulato tho Nidnoys and thua promote a frco fb'w of pure digeallvo juicos. -
■' Jnd Sails ll lnexp<>naiv^ and. la made ,' » from thu odd of oraiie* and lomor s Juice, combined with lithln and sodium J jihoaphat-i, Thla hnrmleas ta lta Is. used .. by thouJnnda'of people for atomnVb ( trouble »;ith exci'Dent rew lts .—odr.h „ „ ----------------------------s TonguB oi m t Frtg,T Tbc toiii.'U.- of III.- fr..s IK ;ix..ii to
the floor of Its inoiitb: nn ir (hi' lip;I, when not In iiw. ibi- mncui' lies imi’k.J pointing down the th ro n t Tbe (niir 0 I t very ndppi In th r nw of h it tongu(%
I A C K = =IM THE MINESn e _ R u n w i t h t h e L u m p s
s O n l y — T h u r s d a y a n d ' '
.......................$8.00 Per Ton................. ......................$IOMO -
............... ...................$9.75
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Ices go and down with stock prices? , .
Ices fluctuate?'m eathigherth^ others?
ition is there in tbe meat
at come from? .
lat you can always get it ?
ker necessary?
1922 Year Book answers r questions.
don, and there is a copy r i t Youll enjoy w id i^ ocoment '
viftftCotDptoy Jeers Avrano’ords, Chl afOiHL -
a p a n y . ' U r S . A
I tiw ifi 1 i jmsiiG!. ' . i i s t i o r th o m B r 6 p d e r s , a t A n n u a l j;
i M e e t i n g a n d B a n q u e t , ■ <i
! ; . V o ic e C o i ifW e n c e "
: I T hs spitU of optimlim thnf b u mndot .Twin J n \ l» f ity ami Tw in ;p»\li p ro ^ t t ! w b a t i tb a ; a ro tq^av pfoffailoi] At tho ^
hnnufti 'mfctinx-'aafl'vljBiifilj'cV- of 41m f I : -TitId FrIU Nortb and South Sldo Short- V
hoTn Broeicj-n^ ftfiincSatipo W d lj» :thr M ItotA iy elub dmliiR hall in tbo.b»;*oient 9 6f T om ’# fttf« WodncBday niffht. Th7T>i Vero 28 Picjcnt nml everyone took jmrt ,
, in tlio .d l«u iilon or mwke ineouravlnc- oi Ijr c f tbe outlook-/pr the future of tb r <u agrlcu lln rnr I n d o it^ in' genernl-. ond oi
' ; the UvMtoik laiJuitjpt Jn partlrular. . {Ji i ' ■ PoIlofTlnf a ' t h n - e ' r o i ^ ul; banquet'w e ll Bervotl -an<l urently cm- ,vI ' joyea tbo livestock lijen and their I ' ~ n c iU Yvbu bad stood' in tbe eoli] o t p, { (h e ';8hortborn nalo all ‘ndemoon,i ^aa lneii meeting wa* held, Bruee Ho- 3 .
n: B ceri'tary-trew rer, r r a d .h u an- 7. report (thowlnir the nrtodatlon to 1-
i ’ Br in gool.financia l condition.I ! ) 0 . A . M cM uteni Bl»ct«<l P m t d n t j> ' GlertiO'i of n fficrm i;ei>uUed'in'the ii t ; , iinaainini^ 'clcrtinnii o f I*; A. MrMaa-'; • tir« o f T ^ in i'allii. M prpjident; W niter . I ' M in p ra v r.iif n 'p r ; virn ivrcudentj nml , }i - • tho re elecllon n f .nni'-a.Rjqiin. of KJm- ,
le rly ,- n i serrctarj- trennurrr. N. II. '•I Le!qn<l n f WendeH, P. II. I’roptor nf . ; K lo ^ rr ir . nnd J . n . rfhyrfcn, of Castfi'- *}
fiord, wero elected dirrrtor*. i . W t U ^ i d . S ? ^ l a MiKlv..•A fter thorouKhl.v (ii»fuiilntr-tbc rpien- jj,
' t lo n 'o f holdinp n uprTnfi; iinle Ibo-Bjfll- „-| I t« r irnii pu t to a vn te am] it wnn unani-
I ' n.m)aly s jn r td to bold a inV liere on >r . 1,Tiur»dnv. Mareh 3fl.' I t W.planned V> {I.
I • bhvf n v r J r i of Shorthorn'inlet,-. if ltlf •I ; one a t Caldwell, Tueiday, lln rch S8, .■' nnd th e Vliird o f Ibu »orlc* n t Btackfoot
•• rn . Prldav or,S a tu rdnv , March. 31 or 'I . / p r l M . Cnlonel A ^J.-M iller of Cald- I ne ll. T^nrrKntlnjf' tbe Canyou County
, Shorlliorn nMoeJatlon, will arranRo tbo Ni Caldw eU 'uie, and .the three will bo ad-
; vertiied ' t i j e th e r aa 'a ' aerlei. Tbo - ; i . tM n i; fsle will be for lu l l i and n t lentt ' I 40 hrnd wlU bo offered Bt th a t tim er 3' j 'Pollowinjc tbo ■CuflneM'‘ tneotln(f At
wbieh .'El 0 . W alter pre'ildcd a t tbo ro-,! (iliett of N. II. preiident o f the
auocla tlon , a number o f abort ta lk i 1 , wore delivered. • Mr.‘ W alter-aeted a< ' 1 I tQ oitnaiiti'r and .railed upon tbo fel- ' i
lowinir: C. A‘, U e^ a ite r* . tho new ] preiddent o f tho aso eia tlo n ; A. I.
I .O.’Rellljr,. county tb U _ leader; B. E. • , JfJmMaril. eonntjr oRe.flti E . H.’ Dnnean,
; ntnto cJuh leader; Amoi J .. Miller, nay - Z I or o f Caldwell, auetlbneer lUld Short ^
bora breeder} J . E. N 'ffily: field ropre*I len ta tlve o f t ^ Idthof t^ rn ie r i S , F ; »
, Ilinehnrt, field, aaln\al)bntbaBdBian o t £ tbtf U n iv o m iiy o f jdaho.w tciiaJon tenfi . IfOj and i l t lo Ijavl*,' d u h ’m em ber.of '• ,
■ Twin M i l . -' ^ v e r y upeaker w unded is'-note .of'«t>- ■ ° tlu ism for tb e Uvettoek iaduilry , for ! f l^ f u 't n r e and for IflahfltVUr. 0 ’Bell- i ly? told wJiat the boyi an il.R lrli elubi
hayv a cc m p lh h ea in- Tw l» JW U -ew * ' * , t a M r..Pcnm »B t(iR .w h(il the riDhi
! nib'doioir'.tbroB^boiilUhcktaU.'Colonel MHler aaid th a t t f e'ftuia r o t !Iv<il,i to tbfr BoIjc ^fllioV he would rntber lUo *®l' T ’ in F a i'* than any place bo hn i ov jr *« brtin* nnd urged mnro .Uvfstoek for tbe t pmjeet. M r. B in eh ir t jiave a.eomprc- '■« Iifnalve lev lrw o f-th e y ia it'flvo y eart *7'' An'd predicted tbo eomln;r f iv e 'y ea r* but will bo the b e lt fo r n i^cu ltu ro , f o ' *le liveitock and tho weat thn t tboy have : f over known. MHq .Davl* fnvoVo b tlc tty e i o f 'the r 'lib work in wMrji he Ii eo- * 1' t-fiflod on'l Mr. O 'B eilly brdunht cbeeri ite from tho bnnquettern ^ e n 'h e told ' i ^ I I I
• thft w nndcrfitl TMOTd MKo D aiU b u . Dindo a< D livestock Judgo. (
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TODAV’S MARKETS I!- i — ^ i
, E A R L Y G A IN S S C O R E D ly l
■ ' B Y M A N Y S E C U R IT IE S' •—>- I l.i. , bul
P riea O bansef U &eertala aad T lsc taa t- •’r :lug .]>aT icf.Z U rl7 H o rn on tba f
Stock S x c lu ii(« . Inm
NEW YOBK, (ip) — Price ebansea ly w ew iiafflrtalB a t the opening of to- fen d a y 'a ito ek taarket. Sharca. favored tall
i British Beauty to
M ill A udrey Jnmtti B rltlih beauty tain and !dauRblcr o f M ri. BrlntOD;.£ome^ tnryly MM.-Willlain Jao jei, wbo to- Cfaptd a t ’[Md'ir daring tbe‘ la ter dnya of guar
. K ioffjEdw ard’a'teYgSj-ia' io na r^ .'C o p - Coati
' : r ; ; - r ' ^ - T W M l F ^ L S t ] E ) i y
by. pooli, notably Oulf ^ ta te i Btoel,' U ircan tile Marino jirofo«cd, innrU 'M i
Intcraatlonnl. V irg in ia 'iro n , Coal and Coke, Ot nornl inottrlc," and Davlioii
I Chemical icorcd early gain* 'o f 1 to .2 I itolntL Btand'ard OU o f Now Jc ru y ,
I Americnn Locomotive, Americao Wool<
cn, Utah Coppor^.and K ctall S torei olao were firm to atrong. Prcfiiiro hgnioit
. Cxuctble Btte) waa lestuaed .an l itU lng |] o f Amorlean Tobacco, . Pan-Amerleaa
I*otrolcum, Cbnndler Motor, Union Pa- d f ic aud M isiouri Pacifib cauied ood- ernto lo iie i in tb o w b iue i,
1 L ibe rty Bonds „ NEW YOHK, (ff) -T U h c lty bondi I elQ.cdt 3 1-2'a 407.30; « r» l -1'# lflT.74 . I.Id; tc to n i 4 ’a b id ; f i m i l4 > a '. m M ’i c e i n i ' i IH 'a iD7.jO;. •«. l-V e ♦fij.fltlj fmirlU 4 1-4'a W7.«45'Vlc- r ♦100,l i ; VUtory * 3 4 '»
h Chicago Oramt . CUICAOO, </P)—U pturn i In tbo prieo:■ of w bcnt'con tinued today duHng tbot u^fl|>' tradning. belpod by indicatloof1 of a brbadii'r dotnaod' from Europe.. (Julde^w catbcr. too,'eountcd. oa n itlm-B u la ting fflctbr. In 'th i i conneetloa it• ivhs poiutud ou t th a t tbo w in ter erop f w aa’pra'ctlcaily w ithout adequatcvinow t protection, cipoelalljr in K anioi. Op- ' ening pricci vrhich ranged from 3-B to• 3-ic higher, w ith Mny #1.12 3-4 to 1.12 ' 7-» and Ju ly 11.01 io 1J)1 1-8, were fol- ’ towed by , m utc tia l fu rtb tr galn».
’ 'Bulicqucntly"' bullUb c itisiatva of fnrm 'riaervca gove the raarkot ail nd-
' ditioiial lift', nnd no, too. did proipecta ' o f ii.^ixibto supply dccreaie-.on MoQr j dny. The closu wo* strong,. 1 7-8 to S ' 1 He. net highur, wilh May f l '.U 1-4 to
1.14 3-8 and Jiily *1.02 3-U to 1.02 1-2. ('orn und oats rose wltb wbeat. Coro
xlarf!.'']’ iinebnngcrt fo a ihnde higher,.\(iiy S3 1-1 nnd tlicn seored a moderate gi'ueral. adVariee. ■ , ,' E xorters continued a fte r .'corn. Tho eluKu ivitN firm , '<1'8' to 5-8e net blgber, w ith Mny 03 .18 to .M 3-4e. '
O ati a fte r opening 1-8 to l-4e up, sr«y.38 .1-4 to 38 7-8c developed additio n a l 's l r rn g th 'la te r . .' Provisions won- blgbor despite a u i- buck in hog value.». Scan tlacu of pro. viiidiia s to rks up|>eared to be moro or less responsible.
CHIOAGO, (ff)— W heat—No. 2 d irk Northern *1.34.
Corn No. 2 mixed 40 (0 49 l-4e; No.2 yelldw 49 io 40 l-2c.
Oata No. 2 w hite 37 1-2 to 38e; No.3- whlto S4,'l-4 lo,3S l-2e.
Byo nominal.Barley C5 to 04&
• Timothy aced 13 to 7.Clover seed |ia .SO to 10.Pork nom inal;..........................
' U r d I0.42.Bibs l 8 J 7 ’to 8.05.'■ . P oU to MaritW CinOAOO. (/P > -P o ta td « -S tro n g e r ;
receipts 3.' cara; total'IT . 8 . Kliipmi'nls m c a n ; WiMOns\n Roued m i l e s , tacked l U S to 2.10 cwt.; Idabo Burals, sacked- mostly I2.2S ew t.;. MiaaeMta M Blvor sacked, sales froja storageII.S 5 10 1.S0 ewU
' . p o z t lu d U n i to e k ■. l*O B H A K i).' OW,.' (fi>J — -C attlfr-i
.Nominal; reeelpla 38.llo g t -^ le a d y t U ee e lp il-195. H lie fl^ N a a ip s l ly '' steady; r^reipls
' - U - - « » » u i ln i k o e a ^ - - ■ .■ ‘. O M A II;^ X ^ n o g s — Kw eipts 14,-
500; alow, pjoitly IBr lower; bulk 180 to SIO i^ u b d butehenr >7.70' to 7.80; top 17.83; bulk 220 to 3^0 poaads «7.<U to 7.70; pack in g g m d e t t9 -’’<0 to G.SO.
C n ttlo — BecelptafSOO., Beef steers very dull, 15 to S3c Inw rr; heavy beeves •7.li3; sbe-itock w eaV to Me lovrcf, bull*, rea ls, itockcra nnd feeders nbout steady. ■ •
: 6hec]> — Reeelpta 0,000; Inmbs opened 10 to 15c lower; tjos^d ilc a4 y ; bw\k •12 to 12.EKI; top I12.7S; 'frede ra atendy; ewes, t*>p |7 ; feeding- lambsIII.50 .
OWcagp liT a ttf ickCIIICXOO, {flV -Cattlo — .Receipts
ljt,000:-m arkcl slow; few early sales beef steers weak to 2He lower; quality pla in ; bulk tO.05 to 7,S0; f a t sho-atock onovenly lower; bnlla about steady; vcal calves opening SOe higher; stock* erk and feeders doll, IS to S5e lower.
llogs—Beeelpts 31,000; active, large, ly steady to 10c blgber than yesterday 's Avcrnge; buiehcra up moat; top (8.00 on llgb t lights; practical lop (8.50; bulk *7.83 to 8.2B; pigs 10 to 16e highe r; bulk doilrablo (8.35 )o 8.G0.
Bheep— Beceipts 22,000; beit fa t Inmbs and llgb t sheep steady; others weak io S3e lower; fn t Iambi, top early (13.10; bu lk early (12.C0 to 12.83; few yearlings ( IS ; f a t ewes, top (7.50; ta lk ing steady on feeder lambs.
C o n ^ of llie miU-l tary cro^j io the Terciit world war. Cfaptain Coats, a member, bf tho Koola ^ a r J a , is tbe soil of Bir Slunr*.:oats, M ,-P.
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H I 1 1 1 I I I I. 1 I I I . V I ' l l I
“Make new friends, . the old:
V ffi^ fifs ikd reM ilm , t e r < a o W . ” .,
"I always come bac^ to wbat tl in 0
woek. We h'eaf ^'at s every Uttle w U ie Irom bo
take a er^at pride In tl: many peopio who started HB sixteen years AgQ are 1
tDmers. ^l^eir oontisaed a coxnpeiuation for the fa
. and boaest merohaDdlse selling them. Goods don more at'Booth’s and yo qoallty. Prices are rednc slstcnt with the big redo
. at wholeaaie'. ,,We'v£tfe pr ■ cW ^m ers, old and hew, tl
ico and the best prices i ' “Another Package from 'i
moan more than ever dnri
; -BC‘
Special Apron f,$^.25 .apft>ii8 for $1.95 uiu
$1.50. Tlipy are fine percale , unii tlin, trimmed with ri<-k
attractive;
JVeat Bungalow AptOf good i;nido plaid ^n(;h
price of tho clotli. On salo $:
■ Wool and Cotton - - $2j)0Eaeh
' ' I.urpe Hizc fiuffy'batis 'of
w U on iuhcd. 'Only a 1
$2.00 pflch.
■ Contforter. Batts f3 poimdH, large fluffy, p
Better Blanket \, If itii cheap tjhoddioR -doi
Uiir.-4 are liirj^ »izc, good '<)Ui mid from $1.1)5 to $3.75, up $7.25. You’ll find Boino.-rei nary valueH.
Japanese CrepeiA 27 inch crei)e, in tho beat
and u high ipiality domcKtio faHttulor. A tIii)oth’B35conl
Comf orter CloiThe cold wcather-deiiiandH;
nn opj)ortumty tb save. SIicc 11 fine Koft ;{G inch clotli,' p r CiiallicH at 17 l-2c, 36 inches lot (if roal now Kilkolcnes ut 2! the prctfiast jjattc^ s we ever cliitli 18 very fine und soft.
, Remarkable Sale 0Whon you cau buy crepe di
quality wc .show at $1.39, und f on wide nt tho wraio price,.it'H ‘ 15ul Dioy’re hcr(*. Such high Fairy Spnu, fiatiii Bnck ('roiio.nnd Cluirnieu.Ho are off( (lucticiiifi worth.wliile, nnd our
• partni(‘nt hhi> uH th6 "makinK”
f e t h e N e w S
BOOTl1 • . -!
' A L L S , I D A H O , T H P R S P i
Is , h u t k e e p [I S e a s' i r f t h e l a t - T
J^e, nothing IE , . t h a t y o u ’ll
u lm a.M m ati , ^11 th p
th e‘ fact that J f they do id tr a d to jw it i there aree Still'onr c o s - ypU* -y • -id patronage iir — — ' . ' ,fair treatment ' ' k 'le ;we',7(i-^Jeen . , . .on't cost any. ' N otcbyon'get better find here. Eineed here con*i. our store. Odnotions made woolene,
. i T r i c o t h u
a n d .q o a li^ . ' ' Montk 1 Booth's" wiD • .and ufteruobn iring 1922.' ■ ' ' ■ ~ "----------
OOTH. Everym i m m m m m J . ’ With n
^ . aud velours. 'P r i c e s • '
Ms e Ik rick »iid vory ' S l e e p i n g t
' S i z
Either Dr^p r o n s $ I J 9 O 'X o d .m a ll
O u t i n g
' ■■■ ; on• n . i . . ' - n '- X u ’t) fipeeiat
A t ?'.h lo v n etfe ani
of (ins'Vooi and . you. will
—---------- -- Wool Scf o r $ l J 2 S ■ ' .16 Inpl'eii w,
;f‘ir warm dre. . oiadrcm,- 1 '
V t d u e a E m h f o i d ^
3on't :cowe here. . . . O t ^ h juality hlanlceLs ' Including Eup to. $6.50 and ' fi»o materialk really oxtraorfi- < nt 25c cadi.
' '--------- ’ C h a m t ^
t e s S S c ”and tauK, Tlu
Bt wanted shades ity on 8ole 65^ tio crepc tliat —»nly. ' (C IliM ’s l
---------------------- Rtl o t h s , .iw fiilly- II
l,m ore. Here’. e c e t t e lS c . I t, pretty imtterna.« * , a u d a,25c tbat are all «ie pn •or saw, oad tlio ________
o f s u k s
de cliine in tlie .dwitinHSGIiicli- offer lo r ont'h “going some” . ' — -----------;iro)ns.i silks as color(-rope, (.’anton We'Ve soldoffercd all a t re* ” ---------ur trininiinf(_^ olearaoee pr8" for tliem. . I _
Spring Oxfords i
H MER(
DAY, JAABY 19,1
ispnable Oj To Save You 1Jvery time you’re down towi f more than-just to % dk a i ii’ll soon find out-that this s;
time. ■ Herels items that don’t th ^ - may interest y( re many items we don’t lis
le of presses, $17I cheap dfCBSci Thc'atyUshj tjiiajit
E v eiro n e given' personial inspectioi Comprifllng satins, canton cropWj-
ihe and Poiret Twfll Dinths of cold, chjljy weather ahead wi lobn wear. Very fashionable models
ry Coat and Snit Greth a veryHpecial 'iot a t $19.75, inch 8. Tlie very beat coats now for a littl
Specials Gathered I\g dmments, AU Ladi* Sizes $1.00 ,JK^Dprifon's or Loud, iipdlowall sizra.. $1.00 eacli: ■ —A rein
\ngGowia¥Sc Chimd$lJi5!itiaH otK cot.^ ^ gratlc
.t ?5i; tlie j ar^ m ia t lr 'aa>l ih o rt .slcevcii;,.: At .will be surprised a t tlK ,iurplo1 gowiiB, fiill m e and
SetgesSOc Yd, j« wide.: .JuHt tJio th in g -, «droBse« for lndiea and , '
■ ' ■ . i ’
}ideryPacI^ge8 < e~BdlfPrice I k dIg D. 3I.-0. to work aniliaik. Somo to closo out ' iililLjj. »'(?
— ......... ■ ' ■ / I - . . . tip; )!
i s e £ f e \ y
white, tirowiiH, greys * ' ' ■' Tluirei;iilur$1.00qual-■ (7^j
-------- — -------^ A lot’»WoolDresses ' tic imys
Reduced ■ ■not net
• neat pretty nergc yoQ,„ ^«n m e 2 to 20 years. ____trimmed in red or gold; « ; ; * V ^ d wUh.embleioH. All fill theiD' nnd we are reprice.. 3Jorc than one . Vanit
. . . flounce,
glii Yarns 20 Per Cent OfP
B lirieat and best yam , in all kfads
one g ee k oiily at thia big diacoimt:
) lo n ; - ' j OTcrytMag;." Yon'il want
liiM tan aaf ittb ia aeason. It'a juai I
I p r iix ^ a o Per Oont Off.
i and Pumps—III
CANTIL
i i ' ->fferiflp;iwh call iii hef4 'iMor ^ aibun j ’! iif'yoti!lldO' i store saves yoli' WO'tiT- laltnay integral? yon,; your neighbor. . . And. i ' list that will in te res t;
7 .7 5 t^ |^ ? 7 5ility dresses you ’d e ^ c c t to tion before iW oiiha a pWce in, Mj-charmeUBO-ond high da«8
D r e s s e s ^ m f cwill dornand thew'for Btreot'
elflat.$17.75t6$39J5..: ■ .
reatly Redact!icliidlng ailk plushes, bolivia' ittle money.
Here and There -ilies’ Union Suits SSc .Jd weight'suita. ..Conie ow neck, long or sUort slocves^ 'eiiiurkahlc .value a t 85c. . , ;
ikifforfJsroadcloth
• nciiOH w idfij. .irimtiin©-oid.;- y ■' Hei;e ;^QTcin .dark green and dark - le iiiiiy. • •yoi(= uHfed; '^'- piiy
T ' -Ck. ' n i l r I '' " Y '
'.Speciai^-Inciii'i; ■ j>uting:t9c ■; !
ic-(iayioply.'' Ueavy-qoal- " '
'i 3C inch.\iSo.m ai)y pe<>- 3 Wkeil for i t tllis-^cck thnl ; ■
i ll’t; get .in last: .Satiiplny ■ ' -
■ (Ic.i-idcd t('x give tiicm .an ' r ;^>rtnnity. . Snturday on-'.
.................V ‘
•hildren'8 Sweaterslot of pretty new’cnca for iitJ'- oj« and .girls. .Wooly and ■I for cold weatliep. -They ore . nearly »o high' niiy|;'morp. ■ • llfin d wliiit.yoq
: Flounced Pekicoats ■ $ 1 . 3 5 r r : - : y , ^ „
nity silk tops, With- a tafjeta ' ; ce, in difforciit colol*,' -
~ iff'OneWeetc Onlii .
ds and all colora, wo wiB ' '
Pt. ft's thTbest there is
•nt it f6r spring swoatera. ■ >
Btbeantiful. OnewflGk'B
j ; A
: : |ip w
I i Ji®M - . i c t l i i i b r ' . G o y e f t
f e L e a i l i n g t o C b i id i t io n o f U n -
l? i r e s t w h ic h U ? s . p 4 v e l q p l n t o
K S e r i o u s S i t u M l o n : i ' -
p^JA PPA . P«JeiUnc, (ff) — Tlia gov- W M i f dH trlpt^aic nV. '
l ^ p t l n j r Icrft .b j . to -NUDr^fhiM . tm ' iho Infi&bitBoU o f Ibo )!(»mBnB}W>-»hlcl),p4rtI(i«ivito jo-.tlieii Ond foWiwinR thU \iU n ThliJs apoa Ull} to w jtn in d .v U la Jea lrth o .Ja ffii aU-
> . , , b l c t io folipct Ih'e flnei. '• ,/ ■'■?’he iipdrimentlW on'uBuflliatoDBia'd
yi» l a c t w W tp. tho prceeol, U not ovl- . dent, 'l l i e Z{anUit« ord fubllant And
»e« in .th is action a (loflttllfl sJiKDmSQti t th e govenim ent on th e i r ildo. •• ® r
^ th e o th o rh an d , i t has » tirr td Dp,bUt*r • • “ oyjthfl^pw t of tho n#tU-e»Tflio . ^ In ttW BovemmeBt’i .w tlo a tb frb » r '
Jowiih'-domlDatlon tind*tlt« b i t n j a l ' r f the ir pou loaate longing fdr
' ia tlo m J f rc fdon t i. ^ ,
l;;A .fhi6-toi‘otmll»R to >25,0I»-iras Im- ' ^ i c d 'b v : lh p ’bov«rniaonfon five towni and vIl*n^M in tbo J a ffb dJatrlct for
‘ ■ ijlftRod n'.incka mailo last y a y by their iniubU anta.uppn Jew iih eolonlei-near-
. bjr.'. O to 'tollpcf.tJiP fine Jnrfto bodle*^ q jl’EnBHidiJ 'JeTrhh and lUnilu trdopi
W ^loi;. nivehiBavRuni .lurroundcd Tu! Khrcm and 'foui*. other viMagea iiortr J a ffa , w o t ia mon’ u d ronfijra ted nil t t a llvcitorI( including the oxen, ]ea Ijio onltaaU Into Itie (l«Uln and jvlaeod theim unilt7 guord. , .If'Then n o t i f k i - s i g n e d S i r I lcrberl
w m uci, (lie Hrillili hlgli eonitiiinioner,| « e ro in th e atrcety demosdlnglin y raea t'o f th e 'f ln e i.; ' Hoid OatU# « | flocBTlty. '' ^ r . Cambell, o ia lita n t governor of
. t|io d iiltle t, eallcd tbe leading eijitcn* tp l^ th e r [t: lljc„ci{y iquare o f Tul K(l*r rt'tii and-Jiffom ed thcni.tbR t tho eattlo would •.bo..Vepl under. RUftrd for. only
< five day i nnd if tlio fint*! bad.not been l(|»|d by th a t time tiiey would be jold n t'auction Vnd'.tho proecedi turned ovir t f i 'th o J8*!« who were vSttima of Iho rWda. l i remains yet lo be detormined ifc i ith d r 'th e n n e il'w il l be m id . The (iriiure « f t b t eatlle.deprivca tho farm-. -
. i<|^ of XRjana o f plowing tlirir Ilolfll and it- is feared tiiaC this 'm ny. lead to more u i» r tit ............... ............
^ Talklnfl MiwUi.Fo*»lblfc ^ '^ . . . '! T h o u th -apeaitiBg fllnw”, wero flr«l
ipiide about 1000, tbelr'cOcablonlioD «]{h p ic tvra flima l i u jnst. been lu ^
^ fcMfuUjr ■ccoiopllahei] f o r - tb e .Jlrtt- • tuiie, ^ 8K edl*b.BdeflH »ta.,«id '
U \kl9K tDOTle teeiba ikbtmt to be* M a e a reaUty; -The .m etbod, u y » ^ Q l o r . .Uecbanie* ..&Liguioe, em-
■ -the fn n d ao e n ta i ffld liod ..'«< ,y eM lier devclopmentf, Which nM
9 ( ';the property of seleDlum fo r con* ^ l l n g a telephonic « m n ( wb'en ■<> b itle i) by variable lllnmlnatloo. Tbe tp v e lly of la to a f %ork"«e*iaii>t6 ' u ! ill' Ibo SQCccaflfDl .comblalng .of pCi^ur&bctirtti} a n d . w und-cwrdibM C*
' hb by ruonlng tbcm oo ibe
eiaft, while uWl)g,nI)d'^cp^<Hlu^ ,
double record.' ahd in innklng ijelenrpm-conlrolled electric currcotf ' . . ^ r n M nlload-ipeitktiig telot>haae.' .
tte id W rd to 'Q « t. .»t4a pr^pe<;tori..,;W bo,we;fl able rit)y to 'worit, fo r tlio first , lime,
T^^ruucal/i tarm . a b ran d i of Uw ac*.- • ou/llHi goycriimiMU/laiiil n t^ r Ancljo^,
report ili'rf't lbe.lK)dy of water. Ja- almbrti lllerully ‘.•p aveilw ltli',-go ld ." t-lV y«^ni, until Um railroad peiictra t' ^ * U ie ; uectJon. Uio «lx-foot tldea (bat
up Use unn, •wunjplng" m a l l b ^ t a , liave Hvpt minor* out. Now th e r a fe golDg tn over tiie rallrood and re* p o r t-scv c ra l rich finds mado In' tbu a n n a t Jow ltd e ,7 lU ch 'g raT el, U l i i a l 4 lies,iO«»}ionj. ^..,One, veJD,- n w r Glrdwooif, asadyB 'llO a in - io ld a tou, . T t e vein Ib covered by high tide. , • ’
;t:i -IJ , 1 1 . . J - I - - I - .' Tv'.*’ .’ . .d ia p p « in tid .
fjh ii^ W liy did eVwjf WO 0?y d ia-* ttnS 'lheo tc r
• Jirt-?. .Tliey ta u t t h»Ve known tha t ' ’ i‘./>i"lnr w n W » t .^ i l - . . . , .
Va^iv-'VTUat'kttf iw iV tlrf r<*ttiftal
.Hi [ in Oil:
Ah! rn in^lii gnnDl ' ■Oiilckly* Yc». A lnioit inatnnt ro-
• lie f-fro m »oTont»3k a t i f fn m , \anwMW a n d 'p a in follows o gentle rn b b in j w ith *‘8 t . J v o b # O ll.”-
this soothtnc, pcnptr,(vtine -oil r lR h t on: your painful baeV, nW~Hyo laaiSe, relief eomos. " f i t . Jacobs Oli U it'J ia rb lo ss b&ekoche, lumbago and
. s c la lk a M w .w y r t• widl.-aoesn’t'buT n th o ^ l o .
. B traighten up! vQ<tH .- eomiJahilng! Stop thm « torturous "stitch#* . I n a m m tr X y t.^ torRct th a t j-oa e m
•^'badW-weafc b»ek, bccauie It t r o a a kurt o r bo « i f f o r lame. D o a ts n f f o r i O rt a tr ia l b o ttle : o f old,^ honort“ 61. Jacobs O il" frotn >*ouT an iH chl now a ad got t t l s Iw ^ n ^ r e lb f .-a d v .
irn iino io Atgn., Aa n general thing, ivbeii a man :
ao estil aak hla wife’ whnt she dort .W ltb 'lho money be glvca bcr Jt la a
. i t j n ' thflj lie docau’t^ g lw ^ lic r any. -CnlvpsloO Nesrt... ; . i , •
; T W I N F A L L S D K
r m! F r i d a y a n d S a
; ; a t ^
■ . F r i d a y a n d S a t u r
p r o b a b l y b e t h e ^ e a t e
o f r e a l v a l u e , g i v i n g a r
t o t i i e r s a r e r e a d y t o b £
t h e l i s t c a r e f u l l y . . T h :
O-SO-EZYCl• O -S O -E Z Y C e f l n r J I o p s f o r c le
I ia n lw Q o d p r, ) in in lf f ll f lo o r s , 'o i l D o l l a r D a y y o u m n y l iu y t l i o : f o r .......................... :....... ............................
VMBREA g o o d lo o j t in p , s b m c G a b lo .u i u H to rm ic K t w e a t l i e n W o ln iv e & m a r k e d U ie n i d o w n f o r , o u r D c a b l e ....... ........................■'----- -----------
H e r e a n d There. W e bavo g a th tn d a lis t of Items
f « m e very , d a p n tm en t.. Those ars «xcepuanal.V »U «a
T E A N A P K IN SClover Mftieh tea napkina, stamped In car.] table’ and Ua<|cra deilgnr.
L E V 0 N 8 H I B ERegular,ICc; Dollar Uijys, 12 for |1
' 3.1-iDrb Dcvonsliirc o f heavy du'mljle <)ualHv.' In ji’mk, blue and tan . JCovr l» the lime to make roinpi-rs for thp kidilles or bouse ilrewes for yonr- self, rcc values DttVnr Days, tbreo ' yaras f o r ____ ...... ............... |
P E E O A L E S , • i33-lnrh ligb t nnd dark colors in
'b t w y pettalM for aprons,"dteM ti,: rompers, e tc , values to 20c yard; J
P o llar Dfcys, f i ^ — W.0O f
U g h t and d a r t ^ S l S s in CT-indi ouUng for night gowns, pojiinaa, etc., ^ ( l fa s t colors;, valtita .20o, ■ I y a rd ; Dollar D ays <5 ya rd s fot....|l.<» ' ‘
ty A r p N E T S 3, W rlgbt • special liolr nets In all
r tlo r* . A .n o w sMpmant J u t in.Cap shape. Keefr the hair lo plnca: ' Begular lO e-not; Dollar: Days, 12 ;
f o r ;
Our n.mploto T o m ? of Minerva -yam s .nro speciaily priced fe r -DoU -, U r‘ Days. A ll shades in .silk mixi;dv : nnd all-wool. Regular'COe; DolldV',. ■.
' Days, two balls for ......„ .«1.00 J- R A I B B O W E IB B O N rT affetn and s&U» ribbons, gooi] . quality , black', whito and nil colorj , values to SOc.yard; Dollar Days only ^3 yards for -------------------- fl.QQ.. ^
S I L k H O S E . ; - " iA .p a ro sliH. Iiote. of cxcopUonol^ 'o
ev, all sizes and moat all colors.' hiiss tb is tipi»ttonlty to bay . .
. a p u r j;s llk bw e th a t li> a roal lla^ ,, RiJii. Bcjtular IIJJO ■vsluo for Doli - .j
. luf^D uys, tho }*ijr -------------- 11.00 ^D R . D E N T O N '
Dr., Doiitoii sleeping garmenls keon . tbe .litU e toU warm. They w e ideal , .
for th«',«e to ld nlRlits. H lw i 0 to IQ, values lo «1.4.1; especially prieo^ • ,
• fo r our Dollar Days ........11.007 I B B E S U S H O S E ' '
'Trueso.'ipo fib re silk boso in black,while nnd 4irown. ' W.> enn recom- fmend lliis hose very highly for Ils splendid W arin g i^uaMy., This utru e lr a bargain, fl.2-^ \tilue, Doi- '•
' la i-D a y s ' I
W i have a i S ^ and en3s in ]' purses in brown, gray aad black.
Bilk and leather. They nro values to 12.00. Whllo they last you may { hftvo your ehoico on Dollar D ay n , {a t ............ .................... .................
’ p P A flflT B R F .R . , - ] Mado of ft hen>7 mesh malorial in ' p ink o» w hite, all Front ; or back opening; regular 65c vnlues; f DoUar Days. 2 fo r ........... .... .... -4L 00 ^
: S H iK O L IN B , . . . IWo havo ft very complole stock of sllkolliio in figured and plain for m nking coraforts, dftipt*. e tt . \jvtU • wide, fTffular 2-V values, Dollnr ' Days onlv, .Vynribi fo r .....~.,;|1.00 '
l i n o e b i e o b e p sCotton crcpcs feir 'iunkm g uniler-- wear, Mooiners. In yellow, lavondi-r pink anil Mno, rtninty HbaJes for
• liom U*. PftT D«Uat Hays, 'tU w o., yan ls fo r •..................................'....11.00
T O W E tI N OUoavv u tility tw ill rottnn toweling,
■ roil bohler. An idenl toweling f»>r m nklau roller towels, band towoU
I nnd fllnii towoU. Hetnilar 15c yd. W la r .D a y s only, 0. y c j. fo r ...tLOO
; ’ ALVMINU.r \ ) r o n r D o l l a r lia y H v ro a r e
I a p c d n l s i i r j jo ix i -(fnuH ty n l i u n
— B € n p l^ e r c o l f l to r ,! — 6 O t n i f t r r e s c r v i n f j I• Q i m f t P r c n i i r v in g K
— S q t d 'i t 'T l i re e S a u c e P f — 3 Q u a r t S a u c 'o P a n wi
'd f T h r e e K n iv e s . T a k e n d v a u f a f ’O o f thcw e a h in ii: k i t f l i e n w a r e . D o l l a r D a y s on
) a i l y ; R e w s , T W m P A
o na-.. .
S a t u r d a y ;
i u r d a y a r e D o l t o ^ p a y s , t
i t e s t d o l l a r s a l e s o f ! t h e y e
a r t i c l e s f o r t h i s e v e n t . ^ b e h e r e e a r l y . A t w o d a ;
r h i s a d w i l l b e p o r t e d i n t
CEDARMOPc le a n in p ,- d o s t i n g a n d po^iH liihp
," o i l d o t h , jv o o d w o r k , e tc . F o r h o m o p , t h o h a n d lo a n d U io o i l ............. ................................................ $ 1 .0 0 -
RELLAS.u iu h r e U o . • B e p r e ^ ia r e d f o r th e 'e - 6 o m e ' s p a i a l ,v a !u e » a n d h a v e '
D o l l a r D a y . S t r o u i ; a n d d u r - ........ ..................................... ............. $ 1 .0 0 ■
Velvet RibbonsIS '9 bavo p u t ou t sn a tab ls a '
a s jo itm e n of r ib bons In a il shades, a ll w idths aod
<1 a ll Qoslltles. caa ohrays '*. -Dte v e lre t ribbons and now ia V'.
Ideil tlmo to buy. ONB-EALF 1 PRiOB.0 I - ■■ I I i . gM.. • ■■■ ~ '•••
; ilA H N E IIB-. Pliuinrtte is .iiied for making drcs*: a ing ro les , combing jacsc ts, etc. A , . 0 num 'x r o f ;icw.poU?rn*. L igh t ftR’l
dark colors, 2M nfh, 25c valuci; D olbr Dnys, yard* for .........11.00, ,
“ T E A P O T S ‘ 1! A good heavy blaek cflrthen .ware , n le a pot. T ea i* be tter when mndo j
in nn earthen lea pot. Theso are . t l . l 5 vftlut»; Dollar Days «nly tlXlO
I' ■ OASSEEOLES-. : ; ]J , Hound and ovnl casseroles fo r baV- | ft' • ing and servinj{. They kcop tho food
IfOl. Values to ll->r); you may bave your rholco Dollnr D a y s ........... fl.OO.. I
f EUTASKA’ 'KutasliA'Boap is daintily scented. A ..
5 very hlgli grade aosp o f merit. f, Three b s r i 'i to thiilKix,'regulnr..O«e - ' 1)01. -D o lla r D a y s ^ ^ y , ' tw o Ixutes i
for'.,^-.....,.....;..^.-— Ii.00 jf BABY SHOES
An cxi-cllent <|uallty blwik kid babyJ '- shoo w ltb e x tra patent tip , fairly .-i
heavy ./ir s t nteji soles, site* 1 to 5; ,roeu 'nr -$l-1.'i volues, DoUar Day.'. ,paTr'’. . . ._ ......... - ............... 11.00 ’
J , , N A P K IN S '■* M crc'riM d .nnpkins IHxilO. Por those •J ttlho wniit an ini’xponii.i\f nppkin- 3 .. th w in w * * W .C '' patterns w e . ju s t ' ■^Ihe.tM 'lg . A .splendid valuo f o r . ,* •» odr-D dliar Days, 0 f o r ------- ---- *1.00 tI; . \ TABLE EUNNEE8 '' 'b tanijn .'l tab le runners.,and;centcH - r o f .gw .l nuality n rl \inrn. ■ Convcn- ^ ''t io n a l designs. 'Jbeso ore I1-S5 val- ' • “ ues, Dollnr D ays only — ....._..W.00 -
• i ^ B o w i s , .P Jc ip ftuo i^nut bowls,' made of Cnll- ►;• ' fom ia Red Wood witb small jiaintcd, e '< design;.. X 'a lues for our Doi-, ]'■ lar D.\y*; .............. - .....
■ OiflLPEBN’g GLOVES, , ,.\U »n thlldrenV (Icoco Uued '
■’ glovji. T hey need them these cold ('■ days. Buy them Dollor Days n t our ,* spochl price j* V ' OAEPBTWAEP' ;T H nlf i^uiid bolls of earpct wflrp in ,
retl,'yellow , green orango, blaek and j wUltc; regular 80c per ball for o u r ,.
“ Dollnr Dav fuur balls .for .... :..$1.00 •
y 7-ineli bakers in tho,coin gold band. ''t Pflpo f?p m rd dinner ware is one ol 1 n .' the best grades 'l l ie m nrkctj,
' theso lo k c rs sell regularly f o r .H J * ; . ': Dollar ■ Dny«. ......M M ,. ]
r OIL'OLOTH ■ ' , •.. Banlta^ nil cloth .^O-lneh oil cloth. , j0 A ll.eolerjrtind a good nWoMmcnt of
paUertis. fiegtiinr SOc per y a td ':• •. Dollnr Dnys 3 yard*Jot::-;;~.>:i4r00
r ASBESTOS MATS , ,1< Aobeitos mat* are alway# handy for ,„ bot plfttos. ..flnvo your linen. BoundA and ovaV-shnpci 85e values; Dollar
- Dtvyi only,' th ree for -------------- ILOO '
r- ' ' ■ ”
: REMNANTS;»*• Down Btalra w o.bmre flUed, a;
U ble wlUi rannaata . Wo hAd « aom ber o f tbina. la ft from the
Jf ' o b r is ts a s holiday! We have ”■ priced them Jow fOr ,«nlck u lft;^ E xam lae Xim vhllo the OBort-
m m t t c o B j ^ . •
W.M WARE "a r e o f f e r i n j j B onie c x t r o o r f l iD a r y lu im n n m w a r e , v a lu e w .to $ 2 .0 0 .
ifj K e t t l e ,[J K c t U c , w i t h l i d , , is P a n s , ’ -1 w i th .C o Y c r , .
e s . . . i in i in u m H pocialK . I t i s th o i d e a l s o n ly ....r.v ...^ ...............................$ 1 .0 0
arA G O O D T O T R A C E
t h e s e a r e t h e f i r s t D o l l a r
y e a r . . E v e r y d ^ a r t m e n t 1
W e h a v e f i l l e d t h e w i h d o i
a y s a l e t h a t w i l l d e m o n s t i
I t h e s t o r e . ,
■
O O M O N B A T T S. A goo-1 quhlity tlircc-puund .cotton
b a i t ill regular comfort slzo 72x00.' ' A .I1---1 ball'w h ich you may have • ,«o«on our Dollnr Dnys a t -------------|L 0 0 cia
i ^ G E U O S' Kag rugs in . light colors 27x30
incbo.1. Aa Ideal rug for the kitch- cn or hnthroom.'Hcgular «1.2C value . for- «ur. Dollar^ Days - ..... .',..,.11.00 ,.®^
^ V d o o e m a t s - '■ Vou V ih need 'door maJs-ns soon as / , the, lf |iw c o c w We ofter,thi,i goodl'tfiB
Joca ;fiiir« .luatH o t a apecial'ft6r« prif't) fo r piir Dollar Diiys .,._.,J1.0O,'iinr
r u M m i , G O W K S ' •• \Yo linvo on tlic table a lot o f chil- • •
dren 's sUglitly soiled flannel ^ w n n . ' Valueii lo »3-00. Find tbo site you need ilurlng Dollar Dnys n t „..|l.OQ
■ K N IT T E D . U N D E E S K I B T S ;i«Ladies nod children’s Vnil under-
, sk irts |n groy' and while. Values lo #1 .7 ' ' Tliey will nol wriokio and ; Ms will keep oiie warm. Dollar Days, iati only ....... ...................... ILOO 'slii
' \ G L A S S E S• • IJg h t, ir.edluni or • 'Iioavy weight •; glass.-s in various slten, a gloss for
everj- puri»sc. Yonr rholee o f fjj, . l? e glnnsfs, Dollar Daysj 3 for fl.OO lo
f lO B L E IS " "Wo liiivv n nicH assortment of p l i ^ or ed«cd goblets. A c re d it 'to any • table. Regubir .15e value)!. Dollar I>a5-« 4 for ........ *........ ....... .......11.00 -
A S H T E A Y S ' 'Ash tray s o f.b rn ss , match. holdiT-
■ and glass receplacU's. An asb tra> Th in tho bomo is always hntidy. Those roc aro $1.C0 values. Como early Doi- erj l a r Duy ....................... : ............... >1.00
. " L I G H T , G L O B E S r ‘Nltro-glyeorine light globes in 25,•10 and no w nlt. A globe w c.can highly rwommend. Dollar Day Iheso aro ospeeially priced a t -1 fo r .,11-00
P L A T E SElgbt-lneb plates In a gooil fairly licavy wHglit tWtiB, the kimVto ijse for every day. Regular $1.23,sot.,(if sis , Dollnr D.iys, (J fo r,..— |1.00;;i
S O U P S " ,Whito so u p s 'lo nmtfh tho plates 6nvo your good china by uslag IhU quality . «l.U5 set o f six. D ulbr Days xiz for .......... ...... ........ —........-$1.0(
. y E U IT SPouT-iPcU coin gold T lds t» .a very good qoallly and i* a guaranteed I’ope Oosfinnl'.wnre; S1.2." \TiUio for our Dollar Dnj's, U for 11
- ' - p r r o H E E sWo have just-received a shipment
, o f fancy dejiKn .pitc-heri These■ nro regulnr *1.2-'> values but Dollar
. Dnys vou may have your cholcc> t ...................- .... - ______;........ii-cw •
B E A S S B A S K E T Si^mall sbnpoly bmss baskots. They mako beautiful mnnllo nr pinno dec- , orations. Thfi tegulat •t.S.’l,■for our Dollnr Days only ..,,...8100.
M IX IN O B O W L StloPfl la-av>- rfilxing bowU. They ar^ . ,
I ' really iiidlapenitablo in tbo kitchCB;' $1.25 values fur our Dollar Days,I ................................................ V .0 0 >
Pal a r D a y s o f N i n e t e e n T w e n i
i t t h r o u g h o u t t h e s t o r e h a s
d o w w i t h d o l l a r b a r g a i n s ,
s t r a t e t h e p o w e r o f t h i s s t
COTTONP etticoats of nainiook
. • . and embraldered fimn ' J w hit* am oai ttw a .- 1
^ v A / i v s i
• n l l K w • ■ • Nainsook gown* In pl^ ~ ' stitched aroond neck'
J piotfl riBjB Of s l i e i bl
LADIES’ f V.
For u r o v e a th tr m These are U gh gncde BleevoB, hl<a nock aj D a y j ..........................i ;_
DRESSL. W e U T < a b e M '’ftftee
n e lc tiy aread n g u c q u 83 .od/C oiae etrljf to I
SOAPSWe h*Te s e a te d a d » p « tm e j)to f
,80* p j and i n w . p riced .'tlam
dally-low fo r D f l '^ D a j i . '
n r o E vOne hundred per ceut puro soap, uso '. it. foe wttsMng those d a \a t^ . clothes
• or use It for the batb..^ I t is'rpfresh- utali ,! IHK-.; ^P«llar i)aj;s, IS^bari f o r , . |1.00 • gt^i,
!'■; , a t o d m " ' ■' '"v';t8B n li;lit is 'b y 'f a r the best for gon- : ft6«a housohoM. !* » ta4 fj.o s |N * J^ i» * . V w ’-.inr three for 2Cc. ,,6n o'nr D oitar._ :t]un /'Days, M fo# ’a ,ci
G L Y O B E IN E ■ .i. Hose p,!yeerine sonp in ex tra largo bors. I t is a soap .lhat wo can,toe- ommend for guncrnl bath use. Doi- .•lar Days, U for ............. ........... |L 00
for ,
U U N D B Z f l O A P. .Made nif ^ s l a l - W b U o stock .by
Aiakors o f ’ Crystal WbUe, b a ts arc 's ig h tly ainaller. ' Dpllar Day V'
! bars for ........................ ........11.00
O E E M E O n . luns,,An idenl toilot soap niiado from tb a - finest nils and Ingredients poniblo bora to obtain. D aintily Rccnti'd.' Loss IG f than cost D olbr D aysj'lO fo r .J1.00
J A P R O S E '■ Wrl*J a p .Boio Is a dain tily perfumed to .ui (ionp lo r toilot use. Special fo r Del- keep
■ la r Dnys, H f o r _______ ____ |1 J » ular
^ H A E D W A T E E S O A PThis, is a sonp th a t wu can rspociaHy Uoorrecoiiimend for bard w ater. I t lath- bigbera well In hard of eold w ater. Doi- nt'. .1lor Days, 38 for .;._________ >1.00 ., for
' ■’ B A T H T A B L E T S ''JcTgena Batli'.TnW rts, b ig m « r t One bath snap, comes in a ssorted 'odors; * g r ^ very lasUng. For our Dollar Ekxys, ’ - f o ’ la fo r ..... .................. ...................« .W left,
$5M SALE OF WOOL
DRESSES
W e h a v e j u s t r e c e iv e d f r o m ot N o w '\’o r k o f f io o r i f to o u a l l wo<
. ilrc6K « i i n b ro w Q , t4Ui a n d u a v ;
' sizcK sbc li^bu . I p f o r t y . N c a t l
' I n m i i i t 'd w i t i i t h e - h ^ t e s t p a t t e n
(if ( J r o s g m in r iU lw n . T h e s e a i
. ( • x fe i t t i o n a l v a ln o K a n d y o u w i
l i a v c l i ) c o m e ^ a r l y i i ' t o g c t ’ y p i
I 'lid ico (if ( iT io o f tffcH o d e v O ^ in o )
■ e ls — '
— $sM — ,
lyOpens
m t y - T w o . T h e y w i l l '
a s c o n t r i b u t e d a h o s t
i . H u n d r e d s o f c u ^
s t o r e ’s v a l u e . R e a d
W PETTICOATStook and mosUn, trlnunM w uh.'tic* ’' io itnc« A ;few ,*a»e«iia -lnp lnk .v id ' ,-■ Tbey a re VJdnee to I3 S 5 , b n t w , ”> especially fo r Our D ollar D ays 11.00
JSOOK GOWNS , !a pink and w hite. Dooblp bem-' ,^ 'a ^ d a lM v e a . W e'haV o a com. Ii, b a t come early te g e t jrotir cho lc« '‘'---------- --------- ......— 11.00 '•
’FLEECE LINED ' UNIONS . . ■ , '
we c%si tecoinmHid'"iiothing better. sde tlJiO valnes. They h a re long- ( and a re u k l e l^ngthi. DoUit .i;-------------- -------....................... 11,00 ,
ilNGSACQVESCteea a ttiaettT * c o lona nkn< '”cqnsa, m ost a ll s l t ^ w d valaee to to g e t jrodn^ Dollar Pay. a t„_ ILOO
PANTRY ■ SPECIALS
^ U a r , r a y s v p iriU sell a ll of IW I pa n tiy ByedalB a f lass t ^ B
i^ t.« rO heck 'can fB U r thla l i s t
X T O M A T O S\ga in we aro offerini^ those good Jtab to m a to e s ,a t a ' 's p « i a r p r i e f .Ilaodard sir.v and woll .fined. Do)-. a r D * y ^ 'ia , / V i '. . . :^ '~ L _ l _ i . l to o - ; i
' • M I L K -
Iian w holetaie. .L im ited i^ 'r a M 'to ' ■ ;,cu jtrnncr. Dollar- Day'ii 'O p t y j ' ' - i i ; i !'•; a n l '. fo r ’ ™ .. .._J1.00 '. ,
■ M A T O ^ S'oj;k 'd five bimdivd!‘tp a Iwx, Bed ' : . leal Double Tip, 0 boxes , to a car- o d ; Dollor D ay s ' four earloosor ____ :.........____________ 11.00 t-
S Y E O P ■’uu mny have tho small ennx of that*;ood Log Cabin syrup,, regulnr 05e arh , Dollar Days two for.._..... |L 00
K IN a O <Unso il mndo by tho makers o f Lux.>.^kiigo o f 'R ln sb . ls '« iu a l to four. . , ora o f laundry soap. Dollar Dbys,0 for ____ •__________ ______ 11.00
. S m V E E P O L I S HVrlg.iL'n Silvor Crcara is th o 'b ea t 0 , use on your expensive silverware^ cep your silverw are polished; reg- tiar .13j , Dollar Days, 3 for„.....JL00
B E A K B R A N D S Y E U Ploor Draiid Syrup Is a very 'good, ligli t:rnilo syrup. I t sells tegnlatly it. .1.V o 'c a n ; Dollar 'Jays, three - ’or ........................... — . 11.00
T O IL E T . P A P E E3bc ;litw»and * i\c« t.ti»w c, a high :m de' paper which.^’s'etls, regular a t 'J ' f o r p i i l l o r b n y s you 'jbay t l^ o
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n m r - . W j l l V
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mwl- ■' ' ' '
■ \ ‘-' t'll/li'l F A IL ^ 'D A I L Y - m e w s ' ' ”' uVfiy nttcrnwn B»c«'i>t.'tluti<l»y |
i T w lc iF iJ l iN « « ru b llih ln * C a ..ln c . ^ '• (Citablliiied 1»4] I '■ ' —:-----'i n o v A. nBAD.............. ............P rM iaw J.inn
JOHN C. I«A nVGT.■ . j ■ • • .^.Tmuiurcr^ ^
V EJnlPml n* Mcond CloM- nmll moUer fp„,
i.;
, BUDSCRIPTION RATES 1 pprf
! . . s «»W h«................................................ non;• -• lanii; WEUnEH OF- ASSOCIATKII l'nf:Si; j .’ Tho AMOclntrd I'rcM !* cxcJu«lv«ly on- ,
Utlol lo llie u»o ror rciiubllcullon 0/ •H <.f 1I now» dlBwitctic* crcdliftd 10 II. or not oiti. I,• w l M credlicd In cliU yjiiw “1*" ono> Iho IwJil nowi* jiublliliod,liBrr n, All ,
er rtpuUicillon of ............... .heroin ur« nlio re»«rvc<1. mo
I; (fp\ mwiM AMoclrtieO J*re-. _
a r e of urnollellc'd manuscripts. iiMftio- ''rff»rapli* or oilier con irll'u l^ matier. Ar- jllrici. Bulimllti-il for publlcnilon will b«-
‘ uapd or not Bl Ihf dlicretlon c . tho odl-I, Uif nnil no mamiKrlut will bo rttuniM i U1.ICM accompa^vlcd by .tiv«»*iry iion-1; / _____ __________ _ AI- - * ^ iio New* 1* B mwnbcr of tho Audli j t )'■ Hur.'iiu of Clrculailon*, from whom full
Inforiiuiilon nn JO clrcui»ilon inny Iw ob- j. 01/ u ln ts l upon appllcnUon. Daltlled Infor- 1:!^ iiuiilon »upp)leJ locnily Upon rcquW - ; i><im]>’ ■" iJABTEIlN ilEl'illMlCNTATiVKH to l)
iJror«# Ii. Dnvld Co., :iic .,-in MadlMi. i ' A vi^ tfew York! A. IL'KMlor. n i l H«r<-
ford Uulldlnr. CtiloicU'« = s s = K = ^ = ^ ^ = s « K a s a ^ ^ & j;„ j
_ OLD DEEAMfl COMB TEUB
|! • Tlic toucf»itonQ_hM i)00a dlscos'crod.!• Like tlif old (/Itjoellve of tho alohomlit |),! I . wbo #OHRlit the inctliod by «tIiIcIi liaw - j t|,QtJ u c laU mislit bo turned Into ffotd. forj.j ' ugcahM bccuM U K littbB m pgleaiaW in .,.—
\ itiK roJ tlm t would rovcal frotn tho • '“ '•jlfnco o( the earth tho »poli whoro U y I— burlod trcM uro of oro of th li nad tli&ti ,M klud. N o w iy n th o tlo p ro c o M o sw o a ld jflr I .l
'■ to havo boon dovclopod whsrcby bMO|j^U^ inelaU enn be tn a e a u te d la to gold} tho in t Jniianeie havo found 0 way to ‘/B *ke'» |m oii poarlB, na tura l pearli eo /ino tn d n « « l7 | pcrfcct B8 to revolulloolM th o tel. m arket o f tho 'world. • j
A nd now an oleetric dovlco h U inveotod w hich. loe tU d tm dergroand' tlic
( dbposiis o f varioo i k ind i of do ilrib la [ "'a* I ore*. The e lee trlctl apparitpa U not j ' tho work of nn Improolleal dn»m «r| * M I director o f tlio Anioricaa Bureau o f I M bea, n fte r tost* In ArUoaa, h u ap*\ p lied fo r a pa ten t oa thD*inventlon *nd huUi t U i l u ld th a t iU fu ture usofulnoia In i , flndfuR hidden troMure* In t io f o r m .^ ja ln I <la|)o>iiB of copper and iroii and ROl* I'vi-n
hns been aainrod.* 'p i
■ tr i .JA LAW O E NOT A LAW n-vci
I A ilffislon ju s t hnndod down by thoUnjtcd .Stnte* aoprwnp Court f inds tbe j J Icnrnoil JmlKr# o f thn t trl^kimal illvlilrH five in four in n mnjorlty opinion do- •***
' clurlni; ihc selling metlioil* of a bnek- . lnK’foni]mny tn bo unfnir.
T his pnckliij; cciRipaiiy flxi'K thi’ ro- - ta il prici' of ltd products, all lifo-sm-
tnlnlii« inTi'Ssltk-s, but under the «le- clsIon III thu ('ot^'nlo cngi- i-itablixhini; the premisi! uf the iniiijuf.-ir.lurer, Is . |
' hold tfi Ik‘ w ithin itn rij;lit». Unwcvi'r,I t wi'ni fiirihiir nud refuic-il to supiily ;
. . iis ('11111I5 u t nil to ruInllorA uho mako i t 1 a jiriicliro ti> kiOI a l n Hiiiall mnri^in of p rofit. I
In Ihis iiitliT iirai!tlci‘ five itf iho juilcca iti'clnri'd ilio rnnipany to hnvo ovcrstcpiH'd till' lini'i n liilf tliclr fnu'' afborinti's hold ili» company tu bo with-
. in the Inw.' Thut is hoiv danjjeroualy I nenr th is law rnmu to bcln;; no law a t j ali. Thnt ia ihe sicnilcf thread bjr which hanps iho hoi)0 of tlio people j who wont io the ir InHni.ikcrs for pro- i tortidii nRuInsi n nmnoiHily in th ln ;^ i neceasary.to life. j
. T IM E S A EE BETTERA blind man could tell tha t cdnditioni >
are beltor thnn thi>y were n fuw j' months n)>(». Vnu cnn tell il from tho |
wny people talk . Vou can ti'll it by |tho w ay they work. You can toll i t by i
. tho sp irit iho t provnils, .Men nr« pay*loff now n» fa r n* limy cnn. Tiicy ore :m aking cvory e ffo rt 'to kcI out o f debt. JThey aro 'liqu ldn tinc , ninklnjj adjust- Im ents and Retting ready to Ro. - • - V
T alk to nny husineu ui.-in or farm er b........ and you will f in d - ih a t he has a very fc
defin ite policy outlined for tlio future. 6A year ngo you rould linrdly gel auy |ono to commit himself ns tn his futuro rpinas. • f
There Is an «itji6rtunlly lo do bu.ii- »s e s i now. ^
N ot big business, bu t* ju it biudnasa. ' IThe mnn wlio has nmdu his plana and c
hill Rtarled to work is rcsdy tn trade. £I io will listen to you, and if you haTOi °the th ing ho needs he wili buy II. |
Mon have decided to tako, their-loa* |and go on. ‘T h is applies lo morehants, ~ ffanners, inanufncturcrs, Inborors and 1all. People are no lon^icr bomoaning ^the ir fnte. They nre accepting thoir vlo t nnd try ing to inprove their coadl- ■£ tlon.
'y'cs, tlm rs aro bott«r.
IT 'S ■'PEAOB” DOLLAE NOW 11 seem* asl^iongli tho w ord“ poac6'*
in w hatever connceliMi used b suffi- e laa t to s ta r t 11 diic'ussioa In the Uoited ^ Stnt(Mi. Junt nnw, i t 's the " p e a c e " dol-
i s i = = = i _ =la r 'Ih s t is being argued pro, con and cjvo -leverai othor w ay a ., ' ' ,V)|n
I t is doclarod th a t the coin d6ci not pjer, slnek nnd it is not n illstlc , tUe l i n t ol>- ji'i-tioii com ing,from bankers and tho Intier from thoso of'csthotic boat. B ut Mon though artis ts may rail a t tho Itnper- with feetions of the design and bank toilers mny loso tomi>er|in having to pick them n ch up when n slack tum bles,.tho nvcrngB person wili find most gilovou* objec- j ° “* lion In not having oiiouRh o f them. Any fresl sort of n coin which wili command a "•rI' ilnilnr's worth In ozchango is beautiful In tho estimation of the common m n ontei 'of mnhkind. While vnrioua comments anont the “ peaec" dollar will bo nindi- irhilo i t is now, it will servo i t s pur* nnd ' 010 ju st a* fully as though it wore ar- ' " f ” tistically perfect and would stack rirml^, th a t is. pass fnr 100 cents in uftei I'xi'hnngo for goodfc ThAt is iho prim ary di'sign ia m inting it.
, .lollBA womon who loaned I’rincu William B. T
flf Wied 600/)00 francs did nut tnko an I. 0 . II. She thought his word was as rell) i'<iod ns Ills'bond, nnd ii turned ou t . , - nian
- . . 1,1.................................. Ul
Rome foreign countries indebted to U ndo 8am do not agree e ither In prin- riple or Interest. . dnet<
, ■ ............. . ' , berljHi- Valern has 0 mathcmiitical mind
th a t leans toward division. ^ivei= = high,
I' MURTAUiSH ^. M im T^.tlO H . Idaho — Lonlne Litch
field nad Oliver W'. Johnson wero mnr- ] h ried n t tiie Bnpilst churrli in Ttvin \U ^ 'nlis 'Baturdny afternoon n t 4 (i’clm'< ■ In tho preseneo of rolniives, thi> i-iti- J mony boiiiK’ iHirformed bv th r 'IIo v . Mr .• > Tolliver. Lnier n weddln;; diniier'wnH wrv'cd n t ti o ’rlopk a t the I’e rrlno .ho ' ,, tel. Dnlh young peopio are ivell nnd „ J ' farornbl.- known In Uio ooniniimily, I, tho brid-> hnvlng been a teaehcn In thp school* here uBtH’she loft to ieneh in . ,, the Hurley srhools, resigning nt a ir i s t - ‘ ' nin* timo. The groom I* the oldeBt son , of M r.'aod Mr*. Francis Loo Johnsn-,, |irnmlncnl formers here. •
Mrs. J . W. Hoherts and daughior / ^ Klinor, itrc v isiting relatives in I.os
Cal.. ■/ Mrs. J.m e Ja in nnd M n. W. K. Ar- buthnot, mother and sister of U. V- Mn Jain, who have been visiting hero slnco Is n roUirnini; homo w llh Mr. (rwid Mr«. verv Iain fro-n Ronlder, Colo,, le ft Mondny of a I'veninir fnr San Dlogo,'C ; 1., ,io spend eours Ihe winfor. - • • want
Fivo piijills o f iho Mliia-r nehool cnm'' sort In •Mnrtnnph Wednesday 10 iake ihe clrvo ‘c'veiilh iiiin oighih grndo examina- proel lions'- _ tn
Members o t tho Kpworth league wlH whicl
T H ^ O R P t
Today—Friday-A P o w q r f a l P r o p r a m — A E
I N e w n m s N m Advent
M L o v e a t s i x t y b e lo w — f r o z e n i
g l th f c r e ’s a g n p p i n g r o m a n c e ir
'■§ New Perils AU S to r Cast
A Grand 8-Part IA L S O S H O W m O S O B E I
C O M E D Y — T O P I C S - 0
I ’ti( ;i 'H : C l i i l i l r c n lO c ; A d u lu i 2 0 c ; M n l i n e o 1 ;3 0 E v e u h iR B 7 o ’C l
- - t w i n PALLS DAILY
civo n chill supper a t tho M, K. church i'riday evening. During the evening "kangaroo c o u rt" will bo held. T '.'. proccods will go fo r'ilie benefit nf tint lyceum. ' . .
Tiio hqm e^of Mr. an d .M r* . K. L. Johnson i\ti8 tho sronu o f n jolly party Mondny evening when forty friiinds w ith cowbells, tiri cun* and nolso malt- J mg iKStrumcnis, ga thered thero tn trea t Mr, nnd Mrs. O llvrr Johnson .to n chariforl. A fter tho noiso became un-. bearable thoy wero ushered Into ih .' Hi house and anavnjoyablo '>venlng «|>ent di' In songs,,ROir/s and n serial tim e. Ilo- froshmonts tn r e sA-vod nnd a t mid* ot n ight ih<> guests dispersed w ith h e a r ty . i,, congratulations to the bride and groom. '
euperlnlendeat and Mrs. V. R.- DeM ontortaI;K'd tho high sehoctl stndonis . nnd their tenchfr, MIm V era Caidwei;. a t the ir homo Friday evorlntr. A most pn<n,vable evening wn* spent In Rnmes ni' nnd music. A t 12 o ’ciork refreshmenii, were servod to 10 guests. ,
The L id ir* ’ Aid society m o t,a t tb-j linmo of ? lis , Alfred Hoover T lm rsdaj uflorrino:t. A fte r ,a short business Jes* slon, the nfternoon wns s i« n t in con- versation. Luncheon wns served tn th . tb follnw inj "ue^ts: Mesdsmos T . L. .!olie.«on. *'«. I. Caimnn, In n SmuTT, V’. - 6 . True. H. H. Tme. n . F* Bflttor'y, Ii. r . .Inin. .1. .Inin. W. K. Arbiithnot. L'ovd Jn :n . A. 0 . Campbell. I*. W orrell, Arliii Tolmnn. W. II. Sie.kafus, V.If. Hell nnd Ihe Misses Hnib Hrflwn, n ianrhp Worrell, Celia T rue nnd Mln- iilft Ilantou.
Mrs. I*. J , FWiry ntiondcd thp fii. n era ' o^ .Mti, \\V 15. Summers n t Kim- ,e 1‘erlv Thursday. Tho funeral servire* n t the Twin P a 'ls eemctery being-eon- dueled l>v thn Itobekah lodgt; o f Kim- *
fThe lei-ond number of tho iycoun **** course, " T h e M eny Rondlllors,” was I liiven before a iorgo audlenco a t tho bu blgh, seho-M nuditorium Thursday oto* tn:nlng. , ■ ■ (ir
.......... • •’ I'l-i
8 l W t l ^ : :. . ..II. FUST x in n ™ .i
Itcx Kearli '* fnmous story of Alnsknn life and rspeclallv o f iho perils nnd thrills o l Im l'dlng an A laskan railroad. "T bo Iron T m il" has been irnnsferrc-i - to tho sliver sheet, nnd will bo the at- traction a t tbe Now Orpheum tnday to ' and tomorrow. The east is nn nil stnV ‘It 3ns, Incl'idlng W yndhuii Stand ing . Beik ^..J ly Carponter nnd Alma Tell. "T h e . '” ’ iron r r rn il" is n p |e tu ro-of rbdblooded |q] iction. typical o f ail n’e i'D cach stories,
--------- tl»•Mne M urray in " T h e Gilded L ily '
is n plcluro tbn t grips ono from ihi' icry s ta rt. J t is a picture o f th e stnge. ,i„ j f A g ir l . th a t w ants n homoj^nnd of , ■ourse, the ever present lovor wbn irnntfi io give hcr-n hnme, bu t not the , lort nf homo tb n t sho craves. .,Tliii< •li'vor pii-iiire must be seen to bo np- 1“ ' [)rofintcd. The finish will s il^ lf iv y o u . J \ two-pnrt comedy is nlso' on th is .b l 'l nil which eln»es this evening. - ■ j
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11^ was vlitliiK. a t 7 p. m..' a t u „ table In thL- iiublk- Hbrnry scaDnlui: tliu “Holp Wiiiiiinl’* cvluniiiH of twu dllltlos. |g,
A girl raieri-<l uiid Heuic-d b c n elf o t the luiaiu luble. She iik> mu'*
Jmitp-y.“Mny I N « ihi; imiH-rs. p le n s e r ,“Oh. cerlnlnly." IniKtlly shovlngtlioiii
'iu u a n l tier.Sill- auU-kly BcruiliilKcd the employ* _
ment pngo imd eoidod somo addren.-H-«.The ynui|f inun wns w atd ilng ht-r
und, iw Hhe lookvd up, the ir glam-ea met. Bolh mnlled, consciously.
"I siipose these wlli rt-.iiilt iw iwr uHiini," bill- salil. .“I've bw ii doing iblH for throe weeks." ^
“And 1 for three iiiKiiihH.*’- Ui i vV
••Arililleet; and y o u m r ’‘llaslness iimiiuKer.” .
. "llfivu you lieiii Idle Initt:?" sbe ijin>lltined. cn
‘•Since relumliiK frwtu l-'ruiiee.""ti-o-lil" obi;iicouiui;eil' b ; her eynipiiihellc in*
ien'Ht, und bolng a t the pHyohiiloglnil Kince wlioro- ll was welcome, he ex* plnliKKl; ' jro
‘•I liuil fl gwnl poslljor) wIiPU 1 en- ; llsleil. nnd was promised wy Job when I gui buck. You probably knbw iliat j building slumped. Scorea o f 'c o n tm ^ , tn n and iirchUectB w ent broke, my linn umong. iheni. I read tha t rx* fen lc o men u e re tipplylng for donn's*Uo |K>slil<m«. 'r iilnk ' I Bhnli try It."
“O il.'no: you m ust not,” aho olijoct- « l. " It Isn'l fiiir ih a t you abmild. j.,., Don't think j 'ln n fool, or o vnuip. ] Vnu look uli right to me. ond I've atu 'liail experience In plzlng lip people.1 lm \e buslnoHH tibHily. hnve j,u teehnlilue.” -she JiidKcd, shrewdly.
lie itilored uiul nodded oWCnL mo •‘Havit you nny lieslgnaT" vhi"A irunk full in my room." usl "Fine, liuve you niiytliing you can f r
•turn Inlo ciishT l« h n r e thta"—ahe liiltouched a solitaire on h e r f lagflr~ '‘4nd to
‘It Is genuine." • wll: . |ie 'k t iu i‘d. wondcrlngly. am
" ’"If you can raiso |5 0 , 'I wllL- U t*8 fcnilake BU oSlce. I'll bandln publicity, tyou furnish plana. And we'll «<l»er» -wu't l « . " “ .-------------------- Wc
Sho took her card, penciled t n nd* botdr'csjTund h i ln 'J c d l t 't a 'f i im r 'H e did omtbe same. ■ - fur
On his card w as inscribed “0 . D, obiKcynold^." On hrr». “PrancM T. Qlil." do<
'•Sounds 0 . K.. doesn 't Ur* . abe iqueried. lim
_Tlioy raised 91G0 nnd ren ted t fur* « |n ithed offlcc. exl
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, We receive ft of coal—as a resi
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LS, IDAHO, THlfRSfiAY,n l d B^ancST. " ^ n f l mflTe t h ^ dlB- p " tlDCtlve." • ’ ' ! . 1 1
They dioee a baofolow sty lo th a t } ■ w & a'practical, beaatiftD and orjglnul; j f l T liey buIU a a u a ll n o d e l « u t o t paper ■ ronterlnl* and cncloacd It l a . t gluxa * caso wblch w as placed In ih e c&tniiico
-to tho building. An tr tlsU c 8 lg n n * a d :'“I f ynu likD thla, ccrae ltL T here
n re o iher«,''A II dllterenL'*It o rrestea -ihe' etteiiU6n o f « sen*'
tlemnn who-w us pawing. H o stopp«-d. looked. U ld entered the office of llcyiiolds & Gill, w here so t th e fernl. nino member, alone.
”1 would like to .sM -a 'tn o m b er of ilio f lru i/' he said, c ou rteously .'
- I mil Gill." replied Frances. ».Without fu rther ado, be Mid. “I
■m inu-a-iiied in tlic sam ple house ' you bave odvertlscd. 1 'w ant U) bpuses bu ilt tu accommodate u y mill j workeni. 1 like tbo sample, but I- sbouldii’t w u n i.ib o en tire lot bu ilt j on the sam e plan. I’t e seerf a colony o f xucii buiiii-8 too often. T here is I a dull Minieiiess io them th a t U Irrl- I tatlng.". I
"1 know," said Frances, undersiaiid- ingly. “Mr. lleyiiolds Is the n rcb ltec t U u ban many deslens ou Ole th a t I would be glad lo show you. If yoti I can luko the time,"
l i e cuuld. Ue looked, approved, and | obtained esliiimtea.
**i khould like lu me«l Mr. Beynolda. j aud wlli cnli tomorrow t t eleveo.**
“ We will buve utlicr p lans u i show j you. U r - ' ’
" tre ih fr iy —IL X. H 'ethcrif. U ere 'i | my curd." L
Frances utilled h e r heartbcuU tn d ' pullleiy escorted Mr. W etherly to the door. ■ M
"Uti, C. D.” she cried inter. “U e 't ihut big uiniiufuclurer ou l In U—.Uu wunts,CU buiigulows bu ilt righ t ' uwuy. W u're going a fte r th a t job and get it."
Next duy Mr. Weilterly culled, examined u u ro plans, made selcclluiis,. and gavo a block order fur ibo Qfty buiiguluws.
A fter he bad goue. lloynolds sa t moUoiiless a t his desk. H e way luck- shocked. "Uow did It hupiHsiir tie uski-d dnxedly. •'It's a ll your doing, Francea. Vou've bveii the mascot ol tills Unu froui Iih o iuri." U u croasnJ to her desk, whore sbe sa t smilliifi w ith llushed cbeekii mid s ta rry eyes, and took be r liaiidii lu a crushing femsp.
No, they didn 't inuro^. N or d id they -wiilit to. Witli tbo (1,000 check, Mr. W etherly le ft un a reta iner, Ileynolda bought u m udi iim led ault of ciotbes, ond m arried the girl who w u w ailiug for him, Fruncvs redeemed h e r ring, obuut wblch iberu Is a story b a t whicli doesn't belong here.
Thu Urui uC ’jleyno id s & QUl con* liiiues to tbrlvv. d«m on*trttlsg th a t « succuLsfui business p tr tn o th lp can exlsi wiihufii U b e c o i ^ t a sllnu iilllann*.’' ' *
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ograph of the Shankel Coa' Twin Falls, Idaho.
7oal," the Best by Governm 2001 Poiindp to the Ton
More Than Thes for Good Coal.......$10J0 Mine Run Co
..... $ m S Pea Coal.......... $9.00 Mine Run Sld Slack Coa!................. $3.7.I from the mines daily, nev esult our coal is always ui isting qualities that are a de coals. /■
Prices Are Spot ( l i v e l y N o C o a l Q h a r g i
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LA S T TIM ES TODAY
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A PARAMOUNT* PICTURB
“ BASHFUL LO V ER "Comedy
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Doaln.....$7.75:....... l.$6.7S 'Slack.....$4.501.75 , •
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F O R G R O W IN G C H IL D
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• tboP Itn ty ef FrulU and V*o«tablM T tnd qo
to P r w n t Oon«tip«tlDft—N* F « kno B«tt«r Than B iftt«iw Sw «tU but
M m A r* Qm I tint— nm
A siw i b rtn k fast to « tn rt them o f f - tollk, rornroen) musb, npple sauce. It voti
^ n38kM them Ot fo r scbool and fit for > <1 p la j. Kj some economics sp e d a llits of the Unllfti SUKJa D epartm ent o f A rri-1 wor collnrp. E
UIIU; nnd p len tr o f It. makes them { RTow—fl qunrt each day, If possible.Po t It OD the ir ' cereal and In ihelr cnps. . U ako It Into soups, puddings., *«>y o r ruBtnnlB for them . • ; ‘um
Wbolc Dillk Is be*t, o f 'co t:rw , hut Hklm milk J s Rood I t U c r e - l s a lUtle
A bu tte r In tbe lr meat*. C o ttaw checneIk jrood. too. , , , and
No rtjfrpf nr teu—nnt even a Inntc.Ixavr' tlicm for Um ffro\mupn, JlUk, •''® vocwi. m \ tw» WnirK. niui fm lt JuJct* nre tb e ilrlnks fo r children, anil'p lenty of w ntcr nlwnyn. i nlns
Fttilt tliey enjoy, nnd thoy ncwl It. too—Imkcil njitilM. nppic wnco. tllO^ pncWy rlpi* hnnnniis. p n n M . ornn?!**. ^ e t a o ire tbom Ti'ertnli'eji. frw h nr fonncHl Plenty of fni'tH nnd v ‘" ^ tnbles tend to provi>nt (•nniiliintliin.C»o protKT.food nml do not depend “ tipon tnxniive*. Tho .votinesler* e n n 't , be well nnie** tbo Imweln mnvp ri-rn- **'*'
• Inrly. D on't let them hurry off,In the . im nm lne w ltlfluit, nttenillnc to thl*’'T R j (iiity. ,
O lher fiNHlvj.i I'bllrl n ifdfi; nniv' pg^t bn“nil, wbnle.whpnl brem!. m rn hreml wijll-CfHilted .ontmenl. poni menl. nntl: rire a rc nil M rel'erit fo r children, They i help mnko rtnm i: hayti n rrt F n t» ' th e r m n« hnve. tno. None Is bot’or k jh thnn bnitor. n<'«lde>i th e hn iter on sovh the ir brend. do-not overlook tho fnt entJn on ments. o r In c'mvles nnd o ther fo<wl. ijqd^ An 1 I* twnV too. n r lYiey may have, hum
, s little ment o r fliih. hitt they do nof poijj J neotl much. ■
R"-eet« nre K0A.1 for th c m - th e riRht jn o one* n t tho rl«ht Hme. • D ates, stewe<l um j fn ilts. Mmple puddlnns. nnd snnir cookie* s re e»pMlnlly good, f llr e .u b ro
' inreets a t meal time. jy T le lw co 'nw iirT e t'tK O T T iaW lw w j'th**
- and hn tter. a cracker o r f n i l t They • on^ won'f spoil the appetite ., and tw te u jia c e i
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HOM E-M ADE O IL S F QR FL O O R S
,B «IItd L lnsH d o n T hinned W ith Tur. pentlns Is Most 'b c c e llin W
A neth tr r e rm u lt., ___ ' buM
One part boiled tlDsecd oil thlnne<l w ith three p a r u turpcntlno- makes an exeellcnt lloor oil. the D nitca States i ‘o Depnrtincnt of A urlcultura finds, while
r one p n n light motor o r wurfne oU combined with four pnrts kerosene elves resultK HlmlUir to commercial -kinds. Fo Thn m otor oil recnmmended must not Cano be confu.ied with tho heavy, less hlRhly atari r«Aaod kinds th a t con tain d u k sedi- A nt) ment. abeu
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Clii'liH'-t iilmenlos a re tle tldons lo w t l" JMII< ii u ; ,\ l.mf. color
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stiili"'! I' I...I ‘i.imatoes.
• snnpson's
Repriw ll. ____There’s a llt l lf I'oy In our tosm
who wns (riven n puppy for Cbr'st* . mas, and,(ho g ift be lns n t thn pupplsh « are . when cvcrylhinc looks rooiI • to '
*ebew, be bites, ha rde r somctlmcH than he should. One Domlnfr. several days , a fte r C brlitm ss. the lit t le dog ran ,|oQp, bowlloK from tbe room'. When the llt llc b o j 'i m other Inqolrcd whot w oi »u«h • tbe m a tte r be rep lied ; “l i e b it my tho o ttn jcr aod be can 't le a rn to atop bltluV so I bit hts ear."—T opeka J o o m a l sdv.
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Newgs under this heHAVE NOT ‘TAM ED" UQHTNING Y T
s ------------ BExptM tlen ta Common Since Frank* .
tin 's Fam ous Experiment,* bu t t l I t i« N ot A ecurata.
— S !Wjioo we wish to speak flgnmUvely
of onr acbln-emcQta Id electricity, v t - S S arc accustomed to boast th a t we have “lamed the Ushlnlnj.** ex ao m tth ta j of 1 tbo kind. Dut la rea lity wo have don# 'DO mich thing. LlBhtnlng 4s a well-1 Vy known nntum l clectricol phenomenon: but Ulf e lectricity th a t we- use Is tJravjn from another eonrce—l l was \v, ftniae" jo s ta r t w ith. To catch a n .r r IlgbtnlBg (llscborfo and reduce Its — - voltage so tb a t l l may, be n tlilied la a different m a tte r. I t moy be s u j - ' ] - ^ gested U m t’the resu lt m ight not be worth tho trouble. /
E ver since F rank lin 's famous k ite wns scut upon Its flight certain trp- tim lstic Individuals have thoueht . Ibiit this p retty experim ent was the key to untold pow er aod w ealth. Tlie t,, , tum ult paused by a severe thunder j ■tnnn hna evidently led tliem to be- j„ llcvo tlmt vast quan tities of electricity jjank nr« lumlillnB about In tlie upper a ir, Yo and to rentier these avnllable to man first needs only some method of tapping rupt Ibe Invisible resen-oir. Now it hns "ndoi boon (tald th a t U\e (jaantlty of electric- Couni ity tskiug p a rt In a flash of light- " nlnir could be collected on n thim ble; but ^he handling and restm inlog of , tills thim bleful o f e lectricity present (jgg , a pToWcm which few cleclrJcal engl- nvcra would care to undertake. I t Is a gront achievement to use th e w ater a t .. Nliigara to drive a dynam o; bu t moxt x] of us would hesita te a t the thought of em plojing a stream of rifle b-illots for atat< tho same ponio«e.' .Boulh
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TREA SU R E H ID D EN IB RUSSIA' 1 f i r s t .
Fortunes in Qsld and Jsw als Succss** rupt fully Concealed From eovlst unfJoi
Oftlcials. ■ Count____ a t 2:(
T reasures o t gold ond Jewels aro Itlll hidden lo Russia, secure from wvi^t requisitions and robberies, ihe lr Mitimated valuo .m ounting ln to_ th« '‘r jundrtds o f millions .of gold “ mblea.Ilusslan families, especially In Jewel •olleetlons; were f a r more wealthy .ban fam ilies o f corresponding means ] n other coiintrleB. and It Is certain Jmt neither Uie soviet nor refucKS lave taken a ll thbse gems for sale tbroad. On several occasions, fami- lica i f v o . to U tlie .jwreBPtiii4ifflt.lww. . iiey outw itted the sovie t agenti. Io me family, dlamoart. p e trl titck- aces were broken up aod the parta ildden. a t dead of n ight, In bed postl.D th e tub lnf of e lectric ligh t condultJ, ^ u garbage pells and even In pape^. ive}shta lying exposed ofl a table.7hen snvlet agents camo |o make io* pectlons they tapped-’th e w alls, to re . ?** ip the floor# and dug In Ihqcardcns, lUt found nothing.. W ith f m tr«de, nany of th e « hidden treasures are p^u «mlng out, to be sold In the market.0 tide the ow;ners through the win- er,
Ctarllngs Renew W ar. .Following the frn st line down from
Janodn nnd the Mnlne mountaina, Ihe ita rllnp t,n re beginning to return and Ireves of them m ay be keen fljlog CauUI ibeut the suburbs, says tho New Torlc Tuml( Jun. From theJr posts In tbe trees Carrot lad along the trlephone wires they Onion: rhlBllo to tbe lr /ellow s and huri de- lance to the English sparrow.
The Bt'arllnKa,"-Introduecd into this Flour/ 'oantry so v cn l ycnrs ngo from no rth ' Siigar, n Europe.'-; p r o v e n popular Sufjar, ilrds. They - H « ■ • ''‘•“"Wo*** .Cream Btchera and a re 'a o ld to be the only an l thnt w liUpIek n flght jvltb tho parrow ; The la tte r. Icnmlng through „■liter experience. Rive tJieIr dark- olorpd rivnls a wide bcrlh ._
The starling, being a cold w enther Ird. Bcnemliy ilopnrts f o r th e North Jto In tbe spring. W llh tho flrst cold nnp they a m bnck fnr nnothcr sea- p ' T on's frolic in Now Y ork's snows.
--------------------------------- lionsNOTIOB OP A PPU OA TION fl*Mo
)f appointment of deputy mscsso.’* nil clerks. Notice la hereby given ‘ ' la t 1, 8 . Claud B lew art, uecM or of “win Polls County, will make appllcn- ' on to Ihe Hoard o f County Commii- ionprs o f said p o u n ty .n t their next ' iRular meeting for tho nppointnient nf I ork i<h dotiutUs and clorUal BuUtaacc as 10 office nnd field work may requlr-. round
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w orker^w snts work by day or hour. '*®J' 702 -Tblrd ave. N. .
"\V A N T K I»^I’rapV al niirflDjTor win ^ rMff f.ir rhildren. i’b e n f C14J3. ' J
. H E L F W A N T E D KW.VHTRIV-Experienced sales lady . ~ f
»ne who « n take eotnplele charpo of , i„ |a rt dopsrtm ent.' Reply In w rltlnc n *lU tlng experiettte. P . 0 . Box 8Sfi. __
JH SA N K aO T T O r—Me. 1620In the D iitr ic t Court o f the United
Btatoi, fo r the D litric t o f Idaho, South- :fn Division. ' p
In tho m atter o f H. D. W allace, i Bankxuni. , . ^
You aro hereby notified th a t the j*, Nrst meHlnjf o f creditors of said bank- -upt iHII bo held a t the offJco of tli* indersijjni'd Rofprec • in Twin Fa lli bounty of Twiu FaU s,.State of Idaho.»t 10 o'clock a. m., on thp 31st day of u a i lanuary, A. D. 1022; sueb meetinjr will ^ je held for the allowanco o f clnimr, “ T ijipolntmriit o f Trustees and cxamlnn- ion o f bnnkrupt. „
OUY. L. K INNEY, \ Refc'reo In Dankrupte)-.
IN B A N SE U PTO r—No. 1506 In tho D intrirt Court o f tho U nited of '
Hat«s, foi thfl D istrict o f Idaho, and iouthero Division'. 2 . 1
In tlio, m atter of John W. Ilymas, ^ lankrupti , ^
You nn- bcrcl.y notified th a t the irst meetinu of creditors o f said bank- Al»t upt will be hold a t tho offleo o f th - infJoraJKned Referee ' in Twin r tH * . . «. lounty of Twin Falls, S tato o f Idaho, » f t 2:00 o 'cloek p. m. en the 23d day of n ’’ anuary, A. D. 1922; »mh m eeting will >0 held for the allowonro of eUims, pj ppolntmi*nt o f trustee and examinn- I« . o t.H m kn .p t. ■ • '&
OUT L.'v.'KINNEY,-— Referee D ^akruptcjr.* '
TWIN F A LL S M ARKET “toon
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Punished by Twin Falls Flour U H lv ~ * rVheat, N a 1, ewt. ____ _ . , T
• - - - V > n j d u c - . ' . ..........................-b a r t'otatoes, Rurals, e w t .__ _ S5«O|l.&0 ggat
tanch b u t t e r -------------------------------2flo F(Jggs______ - ............... — ........ 85e rea#
L tvettw *. • »Bl><^Fitttilshed by Independent Men*.
M arket.) . jj]■Cattle — Cows 3@4c; steers 4 I-:'.-, (pee; eal, 6@7e. 06UHors—P rimo 6@7e. —~Sh'op— Mutton. 4c; lambs. 5e.I’oultry—Jlen i lOe; light frye rs 12c. Jte*r
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F rtiitaanaV egetaW es.' .pples, hu------------------- ll.00@ 2.sft * F (otatoes, c w t . ----------------- *1.S'luash, per lb. ------- — ...------- '1 pn«(abba«e, per lb. ______ _______■ .03abllflowcr, I h . _______i— 10@12 l-Jc. r n rumlpf, per- Ih. ____________ _____ i'3 ‘ U*arrols, per lb.’ _ ._ _ _ .j............. ...........•'3 p r
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P ro iriiio n and BUples. . ' JClour; <8-lb. s a c k ______ $1.2 .^®1.-IB J”ligar, beet, 100 l b s . — 17.10(3)7.25 *»*?jROr, cauo, 100 lbs______ 48 ,[email protected] C h e e ie _______________ :iS “ 2^ficV C h e ese --------------------------- .30 ~ y cean* -------------------------------- .00read ...................... .................................Hutte r (creamery) ____ — ______ flSc n . 'RRS ( r a n c h ) ---------------------------- 85e . J LRgt ( l a n t h ) ---------------------- i.— SOe pfl
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lund 25e; chuck 17 l-2c.H ee f-P o t roast I5@17 l-Ce; plate
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F O R S A L E — R E A L E S T A T E FO I
FOB SALE — Five room modern 'F(home; hoi water heat, jinrage, etc.; tenwill trade fer Bolt U k e property. -Phone M nr 687R. . .
• •• lied FOB SALE—HO acres « \o miles west
>f Rogerwn; beuiCi bam , Iotro c lite rn F<itoek fem e, aU in cultlvntion. Phooe cuut
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pightv, lIJO, Rood soil, gunil tfnim. l/r. P<nw ls'it. Twin Falls. .. ^wn
F O B ~ a A L B -F lv e aeres, i T n l l e p sast, M aU e soatti W ashlngtoa school,Team to trade fo r a Ford ear. L. & S e
FOB B A L E -A real bargain In well- eoun mproved north side farm. D r. Dwight, artlc« ------
FOR SALE OP TBADB—Two-roon Thoi jlnatered ood kalsomined bouse, two — iljf. cloieu, front aad back sleeplnR F( >oreh; luwn, barn and two ex tra lo ts ; a >^lc mup. I'hnne 128 or eall a t U l E ast we»^ Ualn. ^
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FO n’ llE N T -Furn lshed o r -im ln r hor» llshed Iiouse. Apply 330 Third ave. W. ] q ] ir 021 Kv'vciitlr ave. £ . Rate
TOB llK N T-100 acres, 2 miles weM if Twin Falls; must bnve cfiuipmciit ' md be able to finance hlrnsclf. Inquire / :. H. North, Twin Falls. ^
NICELY fumisbcd large fron t room. brnace heat; .large enough for two, «“ ‘ ils ti ROod home' rook«R , >25 pcj nonth. 60S Second ave. N. Phono 018.
FOB B E N T -R o o ^ 121 U alV ave KO : cbolpa loeatlonj occupied ■ bj- ot
leauchanij.. Call on Llovd-Craven ('-o., - ,ext door. • - J f® ’
Fivo rooms, sleeping pnrpli.niid-Rar- y . ' ge, modern, cIoio In, >:iO per month. ^ K ve rooms, modern exp.ept furnnrcr 'H.J
18.00.1. ■ - • •,LLOYD CBA'v'BN CO., i>c
' 123 Maln Ave."K, . pboa
I HAVE FOB BENT desirnl)le'1i7x ^ som.bouAO on H gb th ave. No, M. J . a lxe weeley, F irs t National Bank Dldu- row'alophoM Pl-______________________~
FOB( BB N T -lS fl TljUd ave. No., bale, ■elose in ,” a fron t room, olsetrie heat, ehia4 art^ adjoialng; Urge can-jgh for two
-------------------------------------- 75e IPOB R E N T -Tw o room apartm enu.
9asonab«, eonpletelv furnished f ir TO gh t hoiisekeeplBg. n e Oxford, reoa Iain N , , ■ A U i------------------------------------ ------------------ enthNICB quiet room for m atern ity rasei. _ _
peeial'am ie. 810 Sixth ave. N . Phono PO SIM. eoop<
FOK BENT-=-Extra nice lig h t hoTm “ f o eepia;; rooms, w ith bath prlvllnir-: 0 . gr iasouable. 404 Second ave. S. T w o :
FOH R E N T -T hroe room furnl«lpd partm ent, reasonable; Bungalow Apts.. TO Will St. a sd Second a'ce. E. ' sixes,
I t o b BENT—a five room, modernJttago, 312 W alnut s t. Inquire Bol*o __ayotte Lnmher Co. .. po:
' ' ' " and 1OR S A LE - AUTOM OBILES » »£FOR 8ALK Ok T R A D & -F irst rla«»
ord sedsn. 446 BoeoDd ave. & - -
^ L E - F o r d touiJng; th V n o .It b u been overhauled, 1110. Onf EOO >1S Pord touring, |1 0 5 ; one'1018 Fonl indstor, 1310. Central OaraRe. Phone
‘2 - ' • • “ FOR S A L E -A n o tte r Ford a t a bar
lin ;- Overland 00, 1285; 84 Wllly» P^oa night 6-passenger. 1400. Taylor Aut<9 , Second a te . No.
F O E ‘ ‘P E P " s t» ‘ 'B T E l'" th e Cy»a rr. Qrioder. 147 Seeond ave. N .
r o K SALG-1D20 Balek ligh t 0, r s ‘ ilnted and in fine condition, *1030. odRO touriog, repaintedi |4S 0; Ford ‘)0d tires and nm s good, IlSO; Beeluring ear, 1010 mod», looka like new ------100. D an e tt Auto Sales Co. IKI
FOB SALE OB T B ^ E - f i tu d e ’baker ~ ) i i ladster In ex tra good eondition: w ll' Phon :cepi Ford in trado Pbono 869W. —^
•Mixing Gauss a n d 'E f f e c t '“D ear Tcachcr," a m other writes, iileaso cxcuso W lnnla-bclng lute tlila . . . lomlnj;; ns she hml to wnlt until I Wl i t tlilH excuso « r(itP.“—lliwton Trun- nhlo rrlpt. -
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change, about your rooms,; you need — ONE CENT pe
FORSALE-MISCELLAtlEOUSFOR BALE—B'aiml straw , ton or ba lf “l (
ten lots, (5 n too. Phone l<37B]. gra>
iX)H S A L E ^ '^ bred lihode” Iriam l 1/ lied ruoatori. Phone 603B1. ^ hum
FOIl “ u A L K ^ w i . t o i r '^ t e u i e ~ v a S . , cuum 4^3, mounted e lk 's hi'Od 92. , ■ elertrie w ater heater 110. Apply ApL L< 0, Central b ld g .. . Uett
FOR SALE—20 head horKs. Arross^ lA from Porm ers’ corral. jw rii
r o i i 8 A i.E -a o o .i I Strie ovcu throe bottool 120 loaves; No.S eloctne cham pion, mixur; clcctrlc! cooler for w rapping; tw o good show, cases; and l a r ^ mbrio/^ lunebjco un ter^ th ree ta b le j nod m any‘other; articles th a t w ith a bako shop; Ibis) >'>' can bo lo u g b t vory ehenp. A ddtpsf*'*!-! Thomas Clinton, Buhl, Idaho.
FOR 8A L £)^B ight, horses, row s.jpsru nfules and hogs. 0 . Q. Sullivan, 4 m i;.| —~ vtcil, 1 a-4 mis. south o t the 8W cotnvtj
I'CR S A L E -^ la ss N. SO Chicngn pneumstie tank mounted u.'r comprcxi , ' or oiierated by d irec t connected 2U- \vi horso power fuel oil engine. Cyllndi'ri fUy. 10 1-2 by 7 1-4 w ith 10-inch etrokp.Rated capacity 13.1 cubio foot of f n - fomr o ir per ;uinuto a t 100 pounds prpsiiuri-,, W eight U700 pound's; ojxirates on korn-f W. sine, ga# o t lubVoH; handy auA.cmn: try paet unohlne. can be madUy moved Addi on |t» own Wheels, suitab le for small pbon mine or proipeetlng. May be inspcct-, ed a t 302 Broadway, Boise, lifahu < Phone 673. Price 1730.00 '■''“I*'_________ !________________________ iPOsK
FOBD -ports. Auto W recking Co, HhosI 140 Second ave. 8o. _________j
8 I 0 E S n x i u B E a . r o B ,Goapleto o n ttl t , si^o, dcskj cfith te j l « ' l ------ter, adding naehine , sbelvlag^liii s e r- | " J tionr', mirrors, window fix tures, fllw-'Pl®*J (rip fix tu res o f a ll kinds. Inqture- of iJeergo Leopold. Tho ^ iH liery.^
P O ^ f l ^ B - iF a n c y Delicious applet. P,r«f< Phone 0U B4. •. . . ■ . r^»_
' HEN F E E D -W e have tbe f in e i t ; mixed balfnced ration io town. Dar- <- T row Bros. Seed ft Supply Co., Phooe (i.|
FOB S A L E -P o w er J ia r baler, ifixlB lonb bale. (Un be seen a t Lawrence Ma- thia* shop. W. I . OUlstt?. • •
8 A L B -N « tte a « m w ta lo ^ t q o ttl r S e p e r e w t Pbono fi7flH£. •»
POB 8A L £->B edreoa set, Wvroom set, p layer piano, M ijestie rang.-. lUl la f i n t class ciiodltioo. 236 S e v » tb avs. E . ' * M H
POB S A L ^ lO O dde-bgD t glass for loupea and sedsns. M oon's sbop. | |
FOB SALE - Fine eating apples. X grade Jonathans and Orimes Golden. . rwo milea west, 1 1-4 sonth. P a t W ynn.?hoae n7 B 3 . ,
" m ^ a A L E — 100 windshields, a ll net « ilzes, priees reasonable; headlights and slndow glass. Pbone S, M oon's Sbop,
____________ -________t w 5FOR SA L B -B leyeles , uleyeles, tire s . xhi
md accessories. W e n e r 's Bepair Shop. « '|i a 4 8 e e « i i d « t E -------
MISCELLANEOUS SS' t w i n F A L IB PO m .T B Y AND EGO CO; cash bnyers o f live poultry - n r j i ivery doy. . Phono I7i5. 240 Fourth ive. Bo. I noi
A LL K INDS O P SEW INO, f t l t e r i r f ; } ^ ^ u d reniudollng! priees reasonft^lc. . « - Phoae 8WM. •
FISBEBM EN , AtkontlonI Rods t v ___]wrapped, re-varnished aad repaired.Pred E . Bamsay, 112 E lg h ^ ave. E . •
TBY OUE repair shop fo r a ll yonr ACCi :ar troubles. Wo satisfy . A alo Wrcek ng Co. 140 Second ave. So.
' DAN'S I'LACE, 2S- BbothOM S* <.-ri)nii” liaud clothes boughL _w l 'o 'd-------------------------------------------------------Tfi
DON'T f o n n r r n a n ’s plnre.
~ ) R E ^ A K I N O . Mrs. D la Cameron ... >hone WaW._____________^ R O M
CAR 0W NEU 8 enn uso our shop to |8 W i lo their own repair w ork; "m inim uni s t Ij !Oit.*" T ry this servicc. Auto Wreck- OR Co.. 140 Second avo. So. , „
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ANUARY19,1922
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News, daily. Tell all IS, for rent, houses for per word— Phone 32.
L O S T
'L 0 8 T - W tu r . l^ , on Bc-,o'nd Vvc. W. sray aulo blanket. Call 720.
IX)ST— llruwn key case, contalaing Dunch of licys. Phone 381W or rotuin0 Aiooilte OreaslnR and - W asUng JU tion. . . •
L08T--lJrivliiR rIovc, right haad. ie tu rn to Sews. Howard.
W 8 T —Wcilncfldny morniug, lad ies '■vriit w itch and chain, between Wash- nRtoii irhooi and OrcRR'a Business 'uUpko. Bulurn to Nows dfflro and . rcfcWo r-nvptcl.
, m E r T O L O A N ______f AU.\* i.i>(\N> aau isunibly p a y n e a i ___
i«i-i<i«,' >.iiiu> Arttiur U Sw ia.
The .New* II read by tbe iw rraaaent'Snini.; rlSoM-iL
W ANTED M ISCELLAN EO US '"w A N T K D -^ro buy harness, wagea*Mil coK<. I'lione tHilW.
W lH !L l> 'nU Y ' 2 0 '^ r - j T ^ ^ s s e a l ' Uy;- kIv- prlcu nnd full "deicriptioia lr«t li'ttnr. Address C. E. Barry , Je- oinr, Idaho, lluuto No. 2.
W ANTHi>-(lood retail milk deliv- ry woRou. tllvc description n l oncfr iddruBD .loronip Dairy, Jproiiie, Idaho, biiiie ,
W ANTKD-CIomiI r~or.l7~scdans or iiu)H>A nud laic model *«uriug carat usft wnitini:. Central Oarage, 31b honhoD^ St. Weal.
"W A N TED -W heel% ’bnir fo7lov*D dl ‘■hone 734-J. .
\VK WANT jKitatups, r'abbBga~-*l»^‘'‘-'’/ ies; inrsi- <ir small luti. Call Phonr 250. . ' •••
W A N T E li^Potatoes; number tw o 's raferred. .1.- B. W hlte.-Phono 08, P w - • - lne hotel.
‘ > ^ T E I > - > 'a i : bogs~or atoek hogs.'. T. Bmwu, Klmlierly. Phono 3L
^ V A N m ^ ’w O o ' feet sccond-haatf ' imber. Ed Vanee. Pablip M arket.
WANTED-;;-A)l unemployed laberer»_ .........) make the Labor {Tall th e ln bet4> a ar ten . Fre« light' a » t lieat. Opea1 all tiu e t.
’w A N b ; i > - l i i . V s i - ' . r ^ . 7 ^ ' M •ire; U u mile* w eil, I 1-t sonth. r t l i\u a . I'buue 317B3.
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IN D O W 'oLA SS-W lad'sM eidsTe'ahJ- ft w ori. .M oon's shop. Phons fl.’ '
S H O E ^ A I R I N O
BTOATary^xhi>|>. M i tiboahons West. BboM n'l«tj»U while you wa«.
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m i £ B ' TSANBTBB o o u p i u r r ' 'Pbone 84S.
BUOK-UAUliTtO.—Phone-871 or fu T rucj servlcr. 164 Second avsana nortb.--
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CCOl/NTANT - I).' A.' Safmon, IPa ' Shoshone B t Bo. Pbons 05S.
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OHM W. O R A H A J d ^ U r ^ ^ Ba^ k Trust n ig idhg. Pbnnr 035-B.
BH E B 'b . w n S o N ^ ^T s^ T er
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wilELBY & ^ i i i T — A tto n f /s tt law, Prsetlee Ip sll coarts. TSrta Kulla. Idsho.
, H . W lBB-Law ysT .''^^l'lly o rg ^ 's s * , -■nllrMi<iti dppsrtraent O fllse s—'(•■•ifn- •» *n.l T. o»er Twin Palls Bsak T rm i Cn,. Twla Falli, Idsho.
By B. F O 'NEHiI.
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i FiilMB'f jipipyip,;i Water C(inn'ectlonS:anii.MotoriS;; Vehicles HeaviesLSufferers;jjj
;; when Temperature Takes an] jr:! Unprecedented Drop ■ iii"{ --------- . IH .
Wnlrr, r>[»vt nrul »iiloinol.ilrH .»ur-iV fcrcil m.i»t from ileelltii* ] I'ui
|3; ■ In JempcTfltiiri- lip'n- iliiflnj H'p ^ " 1 i?® '■ bonr*. , ., Plitnibi^fK and Kiifnci- wert*' 1
k tp t lomv rrmii I'n 'ly■ ' flf till* monilnir K»ln<- tJinwiiig n 'lM lio .o f ' ' frow n tenter nlpr« nnd n'ntnr whfrlcji | nrj
rmiiterril InuixTntivr.l.y tirtion o f thv thi ,'i ' . « l d .,D ' nelwji>t» till'l i(inr« of <1 nml S '**v tw * mornintt 17 < n lk wort- ri’rdvod nl ''■•i\ the muniRlpal wnterwork* offlcpn f<>r W'lIj o f r ic ln t. Inmwrlinn nf wntcr nn-lrrn »1h(■,, fcHBPpptfd aa tbn ^nur<-c nf inti'Jrunlcil dn1 f t ..Wfitcr mipply in rhvi'tUni* llironulioiit yc.j r ’ th r tnffii. Rlx nii'n In tlirfo r'ulnm.o- c*Iw MIm wrrp oMliriifiJ »n Dili im rk )>v fi'l1; JI rU jttn im . i“mnvni«»5nnt r ♦SI !' nrid w«**orwotkt.; " ' M rtff* Holdfng Up, ■
W ith liut verv fr\T ciri'|iHnn«. Mr. . I'S'ijcrrltn «nW1. th r UnnWc «^a'' fonnOto I'xlit-. {ni «vnt<T nliH"< w ithin tli" ,,
; ha l'd lo f: '‘“ 'J n®*: “ In vlfiw o f thn <‘n1<l wpnthcr dnf-i itljr th r wi'ok Mill tlw «ittem o low ,I tfm p c rn tu rc 'n fln iit .niKlit.” Mr. rilffpr- .*/ rim ifljrlt " I inunt'ex 'n rp« m>'»)‘1f n«
boJnjj wftll ploniicd w l|h tlic m rtr r in- itn llo tion lii'R*. nml I l)p!ii‘vo wu nrcd a'nlti;t|ial<' tin xi'rioini trnnldn from thi«
; louri’p cvL-n tlmnttli trmppraturp* Khould ! . fpmttln 'ow for a longer jK-rlod. ,
Condltionn a t tlio Hourfo nf tlip cU y"» w M fr supply worn uWlnp iiomc eontorn „
- to r»ty offipinln thi* mornlnjr. Only n fimrtll stream of w atrr wdh comin(;{ throiifrh tho cunal to thp intake lo thp My mwnlclpal tn w rv o tr , '' iMfiuRp o f thy nlrenm I'cliig Moc VpiI, 1),v ifP. ' I’unn)ii ' wpfc li'plntf iiipd to nrrolpiato dcllvprj' o f VBtci' to tliP fHtmtlnn plant. V ons' I iirb'i-hnd liovn taken , hotrovcr, tn ror- L TOft tlip Rltnntfon nnd no .a lnm i im» f
- i M "’rfMpil liy tho nffiflnli. I/ '" ' t th n t iiono i.f tUo w-ator
s . . frotcn wan ri-snrdpd with. . . tntW rirliiin lij- th p 'm jtp r woTk* i1«.
jidrtm ont. •• ,k o ta r l s ta Stralta . -
(fnwnry nutomol)ilo owncru wlio U ft n thp ir ^ n '* rtandln;: too In tij crpoioil ’to thp .iria thpr o r who htul plnfoa un>
• . .w .irniiilfd rnrlfidrncp In tlip c fflrary« r ,A dlmlnliibiBif Bdralxtute o f alebhpl
TmUfttfttn wpTf fwuptttMl tn MOTti* o f rn-im fo rail npon RtitaRO operators fo r.a iw afa jiec nnrl.R tnm llnj room wn« •, n t 0 p fm lu m ’ in ihp hcalril utoraffo Mom« nl till'snvprnl BnrnRP*. »,• Bnow^wlilch fpll .^fnartnr to 'n Ot-pth V flf 'fonr n'ld nno-hnlflhrlii'il'.on the lorcl, ,,, hnn a< ‘ ".iniu'A'<p<l ci<perln!ly Iti north .. nnili.iiniit!i roadii to an pxli-nt th n t -tra- vpl over Vifihway* runnln^j In thU ic ftlon ‘Mpn w hrn surfarcd, U .d lf fl - » riilt, nnd coniplipfltci thp problem cf thu pold woBthor m otorlitt. ^A M TfiTEBT SU PPBB AKD i‘
OOBTOME BALLWill In- Rlvon la-U io Rofond W ard o
i!o6i « from luvVtilriB thf* »1n tc rl on F riday , Ja nuary 20lh. All n
'portoRik n u s t 1)6 rtJitumod in our prei- non t iHtrd tim c n ttlre , o r v ill be sub j(« t t<to nn additional ISe. A nyste riou i ti
's iippcr will bo serypij fo r (Ie.J>cr ordor. n Ooatlpm-'n •]()?, Indlpt free. 'A lto ehll* drpn dnn rp 'fro tn 4 o 'c lock un til 7 p.Cl. QcDPrnl adm itdoo lOe.—a d r .
' - M O N tA NA . h a i 100,000 a e r u o f i r'f iirniP 'l '">'‘1 under n . S.-OoTerwBenI • rpclaniatiou projrett.’ Rich produettve*oU ftdapW to aWftUa, »uRar b teU , pb- i
.'tatoc*. trrain (trowlni; and dairjlaB . I'Low pTlPM,- CMjr -tprmii lo actual let- u' tlpffi. f o r full informatioD oad fre* ddCMriptl«o pobllcationi, nddreM E. C. «
' ).cpdy'.'.Ouneral As^lcuitura! Dovelop- j>ipnt“.\eon t. G reat Northern Railway, t
• t<t. Paul. Minn.— adv. ,— — --------------- ' f
: 'D r-.E i-ans, the optlelao, formerljr o f t Twin T fllli, liul now o f noUe. will boa t th(> IV-rrine h«tPl noxt SnturiViy and |Sunday. .Imninr}' ‘JI nnd Sl*, to a ttend $hill old vatSi'ntu or o th e n who mny f
i npod hid scrvlccfi. Wo f i t glAMpt cor- |rec tly . J . T . FN-nn*.—adv. I
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i WhuthiT I,pc WilliaiJi.. m r|ii‘nU-r hu.: ,forini-r (li’imty »licriff i.f T»t1d P .i '^ .i, f
Umnvtv. fSnlMifd wn»on of \ m . which >10 »ppnt fnnniiii; n-rtaln landi
<in U nrn 'n and Mlnldoku roiiutlM, ovr- I inR 1‘. 0 . Hethimo of Twin t'al!*, owner Inf till- .'Olid, •IU 7 ..H , flK.llcthono ni- ]li-j;p«, or wheth'pr ho,Is Upthunc.'t c rrd 'J llo r 'in thP amount o f a t hd ' 1rlalniR. ii a qiu'itloii lo he duterniincl kcci
I by a Jury tnipftnncllcd In du lric t rourt firI lipro tod.ty In tlip cAiie of 1'. 0- Ikthu iie !)uija p i in i t L«e Wllllaino nnd Mnude Wii- poUMiami, hi* wifo. • con < Dothimc nllofrcR in a complaint filedla 'A uRu^t, l&JB, tb a t u«dct •ptovWoM I
,o f a loav) nereempnt c n trrp j into Janu- in;;lo ry 15, 1018. Wllllanin a?TPcd to- farm oftho proixtrly In qucsHon durlAR.lho m b- lor.'
'non of |f)l«, i>aylDK all. ''xtx'juPa Inci- o ’cdent to Iho. farmlnjj ojipratlnn* and To- hypi'ivint; (iiip-half o f tho rrop lui hl> com ikc pi'OHntion. Tlio romplnlnt bI1ck<''' further th a t upon WiHlsm«l roqucat Rtth-(ino fiiriilolipd lo \ViIllom« durinir- th-* ofyear, anpplic*. moin-y nml labor nt nn r ‘iiI'xppnup c f ♦.'O.ld.UI. nnd tli,at in thp ofxi'Uli'oteiit At Ilip L'X'I o f i)>r .iriisoa oOlv Mi<-
. ♦aftSMO w w ti> ll*5» vs- nn»:|ipnmi. '^u il,"w iu Inatilulpii for rci'ov-. for crv . . f 'th p nnlani-P " f ♦ i n m . ,• VVillinma in .a n nnnw«f nnd rroav Jr.imiilttint; ndmit* ndvanrea of minpIlM netnmnrv n ld ’ Inbiir niailp Iiv Ilothnnc Tn 'In.'tlii'nmoHut only of M57P..TI, nnd lo off- «V«pi‘t thU .iiiiouht ho nrpRpnta a p'nim for "allillinr. mralu tn d hid own onp-hnlf in- op<Icrimt lo tlii> pri>|M nml Imploniantn nn«l aniIb thoir • prndiirtlftii whlrli ho turned «w,
' iivor to Ik th n n r n t Ihi; vnd of tho iicn-fon, nm»iintiiii; to tni|in,!)3. Up there- ]foti' n»V* f(vr jvjdKWi'Wt nj{aSnii\ BrtUun> flv
' for Hip l>nlniii'p niiioimlinr* tn $IC0-l.S3. tJii' Ilctliun*'’* nn iw rr to llm projui-com- V e
I'lnlnt m'kniiwli'd^rK W llilnuia' rountoi arcI'lnlm, Imt nsn-rt.i thnt rrod it rovrrlnu dUtlieno I'laimi hnn boPii o lbw ril In Both- pa
'jiin i'V tp.'knninp of tho arrount. ml' t Thp cfl'fp fnr Hotliiinp ii ;iri'i>i'mcd bv c i ■|\V, 1-. Oiilliriii. Frni.1i I . HtephKn op-• |ii'nri fur Wllllntn*. g |
"ITIIiMO.,t C o u n g O H i t i a l s a r e f o r m a l l v iS
A ^ k e d t o C a ll E le c t io n o n
Q u e s t io n "1. , . ■ . • «S^ iV tltlivi for rrontlon nf the llonicn ™
hlithwar H iitr lr t- .to inrliido a p p to z i. tim tely’.li’.fino ncri’i' of Innd extoadln/' , '
. from 'th i ' pTnpowd Klmlierlv hljhw av ;I diBtript pnal to Ihn, jiroponpd MnrtauRli ’ ' 'liMrlpt r.;nl nonth frmn fluako river to ^ ; , tho afnto hnd c o u n ty , boundary limj,
1’ wnn fl'-^l late venletday uftPtnwin, In i’ thp offli'c* of tho rounty rpfordfr by f J . T>. Kni’nl'e of Hanson, onn of the
nicmber* »’f n doloeaUon. choien n t n npptinir nt, Jlanacn Fridny fVcnlnR lajit lo proan''iito oi'tlnn lonking lownrd crC’ fltinn of- thi< iirnnoscd dintrlpt.
^ Pntp o f thp piprllon fnr niibmla«lo:i d n f tho nii^'ktion of ernatlnir tho propoied f d h t r W t h e p^prtor* w ithin tt* bound- ”
pripa In lo b r dptormincd hv th r rounty Jr V rcrordpr when n rhpck cnmplpled a t 1“ :t to thp oTlpnt nnd naseatod valuation ofII tho Tiropa*od dlntrU t and nrmnRcmonti al r. niBilo for polllnR'plaee. bi I* • ___________________ . Ul
P- ■----------- ..v SH IG H S C H O O L N O T E S : ;;
it •„ I..... ri'6 Tho Dluo Triantflo elub mot laat o l jh t if fr* in tho domo e f tho lilRh'tchoo). Vlolot H I ' noldorma'n, no reoee'D onton and Mar- ^ t- iru e t Donlap }«| n 'diteuuiozi on tho ^ d ifferen t purpoaea of tho organUatlon,- a fte r w h tth th e girl* w ea l to th e club [>' rooma on tho lower floor and rend let- g, r> tpra from the ladlnna a t Tawai, tn
whom thoy te n t Chrlalmaa bozca. A fudRo p a tty coded Iho evonlnB'a c n t a - -
if UlamcDt- . '>0 Tho f^rla* baaketfanll teama practiced id lo tt nlRht, •' Tho followlnp fflrla wcro ® ‘1 arlected by Mlaa Moore (aabjecl to " ')■ phanRe), to mpot the Ruhl team a t Buhl *' r- Friday ovenlcjr: Norn DInek. Minnie b
Pniffc, M nrthn Stenraa, RcmIc Dunning, i;: Dnria W ynn, Violet Iloldcrrann, Fannlo w Humphrey, M ildred Unynes- XuciHo Ir W.vnn, nnd- Ruth Buma.
During a ahort' naaembly in the fif th ^ period yesterday, Mr. Knrnc* announc- ,y fd aome fhanj;** itRnidlnR .tiorapUon „ from final cxnmlnationa, namely: bad rnnduet 'w lll neecaaltAte tnking a ll ex- !" nmlnntiona. n grado o f C w llh cartain _ ponditiom rtf a ttcadauec wlU otempv “ and n crado of A will cxpnlpt without rpRnrd to pttendaaeo.
B «tt P l m r * Wlrv. ■T hey-^iavo ' rcceutly been « pe r1 -.
m cntlac In KnRlaod od thp bea^ aup^■ port fo r plctur<^. and Ihe 8cleutlflc
Amerlenn aa>a It ivna found i>mi plain cojip^T Win' In om- Vtnind l;i fnrnu|>o- rlo r lo twistpil liniwt n ln ;. nml <,i»|i|>or win* In «ir tuiirw , n«i lliiMi. n . ni>f
TWIN FALLS ;T0 GOODIKO . , TJ* g ttor. Btthl and •
B y A n t o S t a g e
U ftv b g Tw in F«IU B a. m . aad t p. a . Cosn«ctin{( d t.O eodlag wltb tralaa No'.' 19 and 17 golsg v e t t LeaviDf; Qoodlne-B K.’ m . a sd liSO {>. m., aTrivia(( U T w la Falla 10:SQ n .'in . and < p. » . . .Thoip 'eart a ia e q a ip i^ w ith k«at> era, m a k la ; t&o m p .a p le am e .^
T r a s f c B r o s . S M u n s o n? T r tn r u i i O K M s o g m m a n i S - . fim M o r BS-W , -
TWIN F ittL S DAU
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J o c a l g r e T r t i o j
U c e n M l to Wed—Mnrria;{0 liconacs were liii'iPil here ycatprday nfternoon to Rud>i';Ai 2ncli nnd Agnpn Hejtma- nok, both o f Buhl, and to Wllllom J c F • fcTSun, t ’wIh t'all*, and ,01v& Ellison, Chicago. • \ • :
B e o ev in f ' A cq a a ln ta f ic ah jp ^ Q . B. ' Scliwleger o f I d ^ o Fnlla and 8 t . An* Ih'onyi d istric t mnna){cr fo r the :idaho ftlntP L lfo Insurance compnriy, a (orm; , ^r roaldcnt of Tw in F a llt , ia h c rir th li week reiicwliiK 'o]d''n’equaIotanebsMpe.. ..
T raffic Man B etam »—I^onnr>l Wav, accn-tary o f 'th e Southern Idaho, T raffic aa«o<]lntion, rrtu rn^d today ' from - Burloy, where lie attondi<<i a tooollnir of popilo RT'"tpra addressed hy tho ita tc commbisloiier' o f-np lcu ltiirp yesterday.
T i n I s m p t , t A Jfa tt -Y iro oriRinal. in;; from tho furnurr In tho bnarment o f tho rc*idi-nco of .fudjtu W. 0. iU»l- lory, Serund arcndo north, a t P o ’clork. IliU niornliiK ’ aa cxtlnRulihed hy tho firo departm ent bt'fum any dnm IRC resullcd. ■ \.-
Oiaba L e a ^ .VtO'ts—K.' n . niincan Ilf Itoisc, a tolc loader of vocational \ r 'libs. ia hore ronfurrlnj; w ith liYulrn of plub w ork In thi- rouuty relallvo to Hiplr pJrt/u fu r tlifl arfifillpii o f boya nad QirlH unrolled In thr- » r|^n lu ilbnB for Iho rf-minp yoar. , ' (
■pUer M an. Buy,, Bwlno Cato an.d]. Bchlldonn o f F iler, n t-auctlon here to -, dny, bou;;ht fo r I3.7S a hundred pounda,' * a^drove of RO atoek awlne offered for! aalo by C. A. McMnater prior to th p 't oppnlnR th i t ofloraoun of M.cMaaicr’t anio of ^0 rejflaterod Duroc Jeraey j awino. - ' ij,
F r a i t drow ers in Saaaion—!tnvat;ra of \ flvld aiSco n«d method* of comlaUinK t
. tJiu Incuralona of tlio rodent in orchnrda j Svero tojiirn o f dlacusslou amont; a ( aroro or moro o f hortieulturiata of thi* t
: d la trict WJiitlUR thla attcrnoon tn thu t- Pariah hnll. M ilci Canon, ita to eom -'i
mlaslohor o f ni^iculturo, Waa achedul-'■ ed lo addresa ih'e meetlni’. j ,
B U R LE Y POTATO GROWERS i ’ R E JE C T IIEW G R AD E PLAN; !
Meeting; o f 60 F a n n e n a n d -B U p p e n "Votoa A galnrt AdopCoa of “ Oomhl. i*
I na tion O rad e" ]*
m niL K V — (Hpecinl lo Tlio News),— ' A nioctiiiK herp yoatorcbiy of flO pota to , crnwors ond ahlppcra o f th li d istric t r c - , jp ftcd by ro to o f 78 to 2 n proposal fo r '
)| ndoptloii in Idnho of a “ comblanllon ] Rrnile” of potatoes to consist o f 73 per j r rn t No, 1 and 25 per ccnt Ko. 2 RTndcs. , Mllea Cannon, atato eommiaaioner of HCTlcttUwte, aw l J . H . Thomaa. alatc \w- la tii Insuoclor. addreaaed tho meeting.
" m t « l io a l . t o n r f l k . i u l . '' ' lnn» reached a t tlm llar taortlBRf raeent- ,
Iv hold n t Tw in F a llt . Buhl, Caldwell r iind other Idaho towna. whero tho
<Iuiutlon haa booa prcw atcd b y Com- ° mlaaloncr Cannon aB d 'k ls aaRlaUnta.
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• - T70V T T m W A B D SIl Ivon T . Edwnrds, aged <2 year*, a J. fannoT TCsldcTit o t Iho K ia l« tly dia- V tr ic l fo r aovcral yeara, died thla mom- II Ing n t a local boapUar where - ho-had if beon ft pa tien t durinfr an lllneas of
about acven moatha dumUon. The body haa beon taken to tho Orossraan undertaklnffeoatabUafament. Fuaeral ar- rangem enft aro ia the bands of friends Mr. Edw ards leaves s o relatives in th is
■ country. Ho was a n a tlro o f England,' to which country- h i t uncle and nunt- returned aomo years ago a fte r reild- l l Ing here for a while. I t ia understood gt th a t Mr. E dw ards' fa the r l i luiw oa his r. wny horw from England. •
n° ADVIOB TO O M E A B D IST tt '.1; W ater* will rIxt txp«>» iidvi.*
t* on OK'hard enrc and priming. ,1'hi.M ^ yonr problrma to 804J1.—ad». y
' W hen Ooot • BartcIt. la r a th e r riirloiiH ilia: tlntni Mark
only vbi-n llipy a r r coni^ppfpd ivUirhn.” 0 nmn bi’iHKa In aniiip fnalijon: 7<ir .In*
hi a iiim v nh i'ii <i bupRlnr U »ui-|fi.-iod to le be nonr. Wlioii the dng la alnriu. hp-lt g, k'l">’ii |i» L’ronna. 'irrowia, Iiowla nr Io \vlilnp5. I’n.«)i|lily'lli<> nci n f hnrliltiK lo Is itip dll"'* lupllioil o f inlklns. ; i t
wniiiii DM-iu tll:s It w hin your pel dnir_" wi-H yiiu cnrryliic furnl mid Imrk* na
If li<Mvcn> uakliis f»r 11. AiiolhPnloK. 'v)iit:ti In It) th r linbli of.piitiiir lo bttl III Miiiilotvn, u ltl lia'ric In Icll you lhal
In ................. ...... . tinii! ciiim n'\vIt
FridayamlSaii; 21,bars .Crystal Whitf; . Case, 100 b a r s ......
11 bars A..B. Naptlia 2 large Sea Foam4 bars Swift’s Woo,I S5 lbs. Soap C h i p s ....2 large Golden Rod 0 4 lbs. Best Santos Coi
c uWHEN D f NEED OP OEOf
. : , 4 Free Deliveries Daily'
l lo c lid a ;
iJLY KEWS, TWIN^FAI
T e m p e r a p t r e D r a p .
C l i p s 1 0 D e g r e e s
O f f C o l d R e c o r d s
Bliatterlng a ll reeorda, fo r rold wonlhi’f in the Twin Falla eountrj-,
.tem pera ture , aa recorded by k o v - c tam oat tea t a t th e local weather '
--^ bae rv rto ry , frjl ju a t hoforo aun- '. riio .lh ia morning to SO degrcej be- ^ •' low MfO. Tlie pruylo(:i low 'tem - . j.
pcralufp record horo wn* 20 de* greca Vi-low zero which 1^1 been |{ rp trho l only tw lro alncp kcaplrigof • jj
: '^verii.iV pnt weather rororjla waa „ bi-.qun herp in l!'0!5. \
TijrtpfralHro niodoraied':. .'after Kunrlae, altkoiiich-Hio nfflclni nb- j,
' sprvrr Toported a t noon th a t tho „ ;m p r « f y then utood a t (I degrees ji
, ' belovr rero, jH i g h tomnoraturr yesterday ji
rrache-l a maximum of 10 degrera i ; nbovo w'ro. A t H o ’clock last n ight -
I t ' had' fallen’ to IP dogropa bolow w ro.
F n lr woftther throughout thu ,, ' H lnlo 'w ith continued cold in the I aoUth (lortioR and<moderatIng tem- - ' licratnTP* in the north la the fora-' "
i-niit for, to n igh t.and IVlday. J
ijyRffiiSHi ”; . PMMSEAffiSi, _ , V
O o n i^ O b t a i n s A n s w e r s t o Q ces-^ > I . t i o n s o f 7 a o t ; R s s o n e s T a s k [ •i . . . o f S e t t l i n g U b u o s h
•---------■ . . fM Itcaponslbillty f o r 'f in a l dctcrmlnji- o ' ' t l o n of |Iii. iMura Involved In tho um i I ’ nf .A. L. Nelson oKalnst tlio Modern c P a rk ing rnmpany nnd ilc iiry Jonea ns ti Jpronideiit of Ihn company and Perry t '.lonpa, John V, K anwn nnd W. P . Quth.
f rio lH!'■trl;^l 'M, hn« 4ieua'naauirtcd by tho court ful'owlng Iho rolum by u ]
a ju ry In d ia tr irt court horo Into yc»lor „ a djiy aftornoon oT n acaled ve’rd lct con- , » tninlng t^o jiir.v’a rcpllca to threo in- “ t»'TtB)ialo*Wi* tmirhlog upon tintatlona j■ • 'o f .fn c t Invdlvod In tho cnae. ' ] !•' Tho tn it Involvod tho claim o f Xol- „
.non for roi'ovcry un a iifltc in the tnm j [of $'.:22|.7i given to him Juno 10, I llilO, by tlip Modern I'nching .company ) nml* nlso thp rbnrgo made by NoUon i
J ; t lm f Honry .lonca, na prealdont o f the ] Iruiiipnnv. hnd obtained February 23, ,
,'J 1 H 7 , tbp oomjwiny.’a note for >5177.0.'. |(ieruri'd bv n mortgago on all of Ihr 1 rompany'.I proju’rty . In order to gain h o r himHolf nn ndvanlagn over o th r ' i
_ cTcditoif o l thfi tompBsy. jo ' The jo ry In ila reply to the intcrrog- ..U lnrlcli held tha t tho compnny on Feb- [’ ’ ruary 11, 1018, w nt inaolvppt; th n t tho
peraona who had control o f tho coni- I 'any’i* affn in i n t th a t timo know or
' Imd rcaM i to l»cHevO th a t tho company f wna inaolvcnt or about tn becomo in-
aolvent, and th a t tho vnluo of the prope rty rovcrcd-by thc.inortgago obtnlnod
JM .y U uiiry ,lono» wus •1,000.?■ Isannnro by *ho court of u general ^ decroo djtprm lnfng the Iimup* Involvrd *' oxwctfHl as the noxt'alnp in tho lUl-
AKKOUK0BUBMTO.
Tho iloynl Neiohbora will m eet F r iday n l H o 'c b ck In iho Odd Fcllowi h a i r All vialting members aJro cordially welcomed.
TIip W.‘ C. T. U. will meot a t the homo of Mra.-.lamea M- Wall, 202 F iv th avc-
® nuo nohh , W ^ y evoning a t 2:30.le a d e r, Mrs. B urg: topic, Child ^ -
a* reau. M im Shotwell will ta lk on cliild Inbor vcnnia chlldroa’a work. 6olo by
of Mrs. U cQ uiro .'.A aslstao t'boalestca are lie M tt. Qlandon oud ,M rt. Claat. VUllat* w> weleo;ne.
la. The dram a and literary department ill o f the T w entieth Century elnb will id, B oet fVlday afternoon a t 2:30 a t tho n t homo of M n . M ary Y .'N orton a t the d- Rcod aparlm oats.3(1 ' — .lis TOio b o ird 'o f dlrectora of tho Feder
a ted Rural elnb wiU mce^ Batarday, Jan iuu7:21 , a t 2:30 a t thp home o f Mr*.' W alter Parish', 030 Shoshone.
■ * -Dan Uv-Coi)k Circle. No. 3, Ladles of '* tho 0- A- R., will meet w llh Mra. Jeaile
Yochem, 042 Fourth avenue eaal, Frl- • May for an nil day meeting to Uo ceai-
fortera.'k ■, •— n.” ' . Thji-^% »»-iR(hera-w ill meet toiiior; V row afu rn n o n -a t the home of Mra. Hen-
ry -? p tm * 052 Bteond avenue east.
'* CASH ON HAND for -tevrrai (tagp loana. •JIfHi. H-100. «0(1i> and #« iloaa olher tntni. ATlhui Swim &
l> C«>-iidv.>B_ •• ' »
“ « « » ■ Kind! ot.,1 T ba total num ber o f a tao d ird rarl*', ! tlw Of paiingp alnmp* known t o ^ y
B hrtwpoM iiii'l .'>0,0()|}.
lorilaySpecialsi t e S o a p ................... $ 1 M
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S o a p ................................... . . . 2 9 c
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O a t s ^ .............. ................ ............4 5 c
o f f e e ....... : ........ .........................8 9 c :
1330.O O E E IE S ; M E A T S O E .OOAL
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.LLS, IDAHy.THURSDA
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. E d llH by Mra. £ . li. Willlama■ Telephone 3D3 , ^ m
• • ‘ 111 Mra.' Iio:ila C. Bawycc cm ertalned a t
. nn InfoRTinr dinner T ueailay ovonjnn *for tho following gUfsta: Mvadamea M. "L- JIousc, Erueat W hile, R. E . Bobipr, }■i*. J . Co»tpllo, H M. W olfe, Ed fl.'John- ^»0Q, a . W ..Bhrout, T*. E . Reed, E . a . « llplnocko. K. R. Van Coll qnd T. B.H iintcr. Following dinpiir briilge 'ww tiJllnycd, M r^ Ed Jphnaon winning the *'frU e for high 'afofe.' '‘On’ ^Vcdncaaa> P ovening Mra. 6aw>'pr ^ntPrtalned a tbridge, tho priro fo r h ighcit acoro tvas •' won by M ri. Rudd. Those preaent'w eroMeadamci- Oeorgo Leopold, T hom ii JRowberrv, M. C. I’utnam, H . I*. Bnrger. I
, I’. H . C r»^. Arcaux, Erneat W hite, D. * l.ltv in , J . W UIama, Budd, H . B. John-
' ioiT imd E . 0 . ,Graham.
Mra. O livfr na ra tad .w n a hoateaa to Jthe For'.niKhtly club Wo'liipsday after- anoon. Tho Umo wna pleoanntly apent aw ith lirldco after* wMrh-, icfrcshinenU twerp aerred. 'M r/i. 1). M .'Leonard aad »Mra. B n ttn fph ' went. guM ta-and ten 1mombera w ere 'p resen t. . c
'T h e ' M orningside elub gavo their
S f ira t annual dinner n t the homo of Mra' '
A lbert P u ttie r, on E llu b e tji Boulevard, t Wfdnc*(l-i.v. There Wore 34 proaonl, I w ith Mra. J . 0 . Davia, Mr. and Mra. C. I
j : F , DttvU, Miaa E leanor Bironk, Miai '' } 'earl.,Y oung,and.24lja ;l!'iaroDeei Dayin ;
as giicsU Each member of the club j haii pivpaTcd one or more articlea uf ] food, and dinner waa, BPrv(>d a t onn .(
*• o.’clock. A fter dinner M rs.. J . C. r ir - w K lnley aud Mrs. B arry Bmock furnlah- rn ed mualc. The remainder o f thfe after- as tioon wna apent in vlalllng, and all fe lt '■ ry they had hnd a very enjoyable day. j
■0' Tlio riiursilay Konalngtott club held i l l meefing on Wpdneadav thla week i nt tho homo of Mra. John .Klmea. I t
I” ' was a fo'ow ell parly fo r pno of thoir membera. Mrn. It. F- Lencr,' who ia mov- lug to I’orntoIJo to make her home. ' Neodlpwork, ond converaation, w ith thp non-ing of dplirlona refreshm ents made
im n .ilr llgh tfiil aftornoon. ThoM present vfcfe Mpadamta' Thoma* Row beriy, ^Y.
>*.'■ n . fltan’-T- H arry A lexander, Rcosp I"' W illiams. Harold Lewia. Sr.. Harold ! ho Lowls. .Tr.. R. F . Loser, J . a Stew art,
.1. Reed, M. U. Nelson and B<n Rcowu, B.i. ______ 'I','’ A d in n tr wns given Turadnv ovonlng !
a t th e hjme o f Miaa aertrudo Macau- loy, by Hev. O th r r Remi y. Kpyarr, in honor o f tho mrmbera o f the choir '
f ■ of S t. E iw afd ’* Catholic church. Pink and yell.iw anapdrafpnt in a cry tlal v a to ' form ed .the fpnierpiece fo r tho
'''• U b ie ; pink cnndjes In rryaU l randle- tlieka a ad place carda deroraled In yel-
f - low mado a miJU ;iltrac tive tab le. Cov- era wero laid for tw enty nnd the eve-
“Pj n iag vraa apant w ith t arda.
’ , Tho - Optimiat cli)b m « Wedneada'- a t th » l o n e , o f M rs. D aly -on Loeuat
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piT’ t t o u j i f i t i B p e r f c c t l y s d l q b i c
v e r y m a U < juaiU iU /— t '^ o ou
l i n e o r o n e q u a r t t o e i g h t y j
, a p r a c t i c a l l y e l i m i n a t e c a r b o n
t h o . c n r u p f o r d a y s a t a t i n
r e g r i n d i n g o f c y l i n d e r w a llf l
r t - b d d l y f r o m t h o e x c e s s iv e we,
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street. ?r«plye’*tnfmber* and ono guest.- M n.; E ., 0 . Rnlnca ,.c:;jiydd .''a toclal time w ith, funcy w ork and chat, and^ a tiTO-cour-i-j luncheon WTui acrvfld. ' : _ -
Mra.-A. D- H tafford waa hoateii WeJ-V. nesday lo th e Ninth Avpnuo club al ‘Iter liom-: on Eighth avenue east. Nine-
i Ioea members responded to ro ll ta ll , w ilh current cvcnla.- An u tuaualiy In
teresting proijm m 'on Italy w at g iven ,’Mrs. (.•. D- Weave,r, ncrumponled by
I M rt. P . T- Kellogg, gave li m uilcal r I Ktullng w ith ItftUan ae ttlnp i. en titled ;■ “ nruBhwDod.'.’r.M ra.-.K cU ogg.R ave' a - . ta lk ou Italy , an d 'lh e ,p ro g ra ra . con- » eluded w ith the rcadlng-.of a ^ I t a l l a n . poem bv Mra. Ed Tolbert, 'I t e e ln b ' t voted to give a portion of thoir funda., to charitable work. Mra. O lbbt o f- . Rogerson. M rt. Radellffe and MissI McCormick wcrti gU B ita 'rf ' tbo elub.f Delicioua rpfrcshmenlB were a lrv e d .aV .-_ ^ )| the eloso of the meeting. - '“ \ r ‘I- •• ; '
A pa rly o f frieods numbcriog 23, gathered a t Ihe home .of M r. and Mra;-:
0 John a a a r on Tuesday evening -a n d , r. spent a ev e ra l'h o n n w ith ’ gamea aad%It music. I t WBi a aurpriao.for M r. CToar A who plai\» to leavo o e r t woek ^or Texaa d where he will look over Iho oil fields, n They bro'Jght w ith them buiny-delteou*;,. cBitablpt which,,wrro aerved ttt* a la te
hour; - ■Ir ' • ' . ' ' ' — s' • Mra. W. ii . n rrenliow 'w as Jioalcas to I, the Wpdneaday Bridge elnb th is w eek. . t. Eleven inoralioti. w ert prracnt and Mr*.'). li. Clo* won thp club favor., •. s., „. •.II ' ■ ’ ■ ' ■ ■ ’ ' • ■ is : .Mrs. »;iinrlM Ncoly entcrUlnBd- thO;1* M. C. D. cluh Wednesday a^totnooni'
Bridge o ta .the d lv jn b n and high - in tcore was' woo by Mrs. M ary Kelly, p- —■. . . .*■ The Wimndniiai rliib m et W e ^ 'a d a r J: .w lth -M r^ .L; ,1 . R rpck rn ridc f a t licr
homo on flevpnth nvenue north ., S ix s teen membera enjoyed nn afternoon of, ifcodlcwork und ronvonallctn, after.
Id ■which lh ‘» ho«tf»» ^prvei d&lnty te»; tk freahmpiiti. 'I t ----------
T hlrtv roiipira enjoyed a d a n c in r 'V pa tU gU s-n'laal evcftlnK by K alghU of Columbus in P»riili, hall. Old-fnahionpcf
1*“ dancca wcro a feature o f th e avonlng’t •'J ontcttalnm ent. •
I ' STRAUB AND Q LaU BER desire to i j extend thanks to .tho jiuhlle o f Twin ,, Fnlla and Twin IVlla c o in ty fo r tbe ‘ 'l llb e ra l patronase which mado our lalp
o f tho Clothcrj- stock such a wonderful aucccsa. Wp wish to aay in eorrretion
’K th a t Ihorc' who were unab 'e to purchase any: goods during tho sale will be ^ v e n .
‘f: an opportunltv lo aeewo somo o f> ^ o many bar(;nlna th n t aro le ft over, w e • removed the remainder tn oiif Old ,ttand and l'la pnw on tale. T hanking.'yoii ngala, re ip o e tfd lr , BTRAIJS A ND .. OLAUBKR. a B trau^.-a<lv.' , ;}
Bl-Tho Jaauafj- iaaue of tlie tolephoae
’«• directory goea to press ‘January- 23.1022. I t w lin io necessan to have al. new llstinga nnd ehangea in before tho '
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