Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING AUGUST V Forest Worker POWER PLANT- - IDAHdSEEKS 200 Feet Drops CANDIDATES ON In Auto Lives -- SITE STUDIED TO BUY LOST DRySMIMC 2 1933 State and U S Panning “Gold” JOBSMARDED Proves Costly Bureaus Urge FOR TURKEYS For Easterner ON ROAD WORK Road Crossing KELLOGG Idaho (P) — Earn- OITELOOLGOOD CALDWELL Idaho W—Frank Feuling of Caldwell a member of the conservation corps in camp at Mesa Falls Project to Be Growers’ Manager Cites Cottonwood was alive Tuesday dive in after a spectacular Smaller Crop Reduced Subway or Viaduct ProUrged on Public Works a gravel truck which rolled off a Twenty-on- e Names Proba-Wi- ll narrow road in the vicinity ot the posed to Open Green- Volume in Storage State With Program Negotiates camp wood Street The truck landed upside down Be Certified Utah Firm In the Boise river but Feuling — The outlook FALLS Idaho— The proIDAHO WENDELL Idaho - escaped without broken bones al- Before Deadline Mese Falls power project will Project for turkeys is improved over last year SHOSHONE Idaho-T- he stale and though his face and chest yrere posed be subjected to a close study and due to a smaller crop in Idaho and federal bureaus of bruised The accident occurred public roads have to a smaller volume of cold storage proposed construction ot a subway or the prospective site viewed WednesBOISE VP) — The 21 candidates lor Monday and Feuling was taken to the veterans’ hospital in Boise viaduct as a crossing to solve the and state representabirds in the United States Manager federal election as dry delegates to the constiby day His father F T Feuling of tives to Mayor Barzilla controversy over openaccording E Commons the G of tutional convention acting on the proGooding Caldwell said the youth was W Clark with a view to Greenwood street through the up ing including of the amend Growers’ association told center ot Shoshone It is not posed repeal eighteenth found by C C C workers two construction of the initial approved power gen- irrigation project from the Utah ment have been selected and names of miles from fjie scene of the acc400 representatives from 13 by officials here because either struceration unit during 1934 as a part of struction company of Ogden accord8!1 most of them will be filed with the ident He remembered striking Idaho at a southern counties ture to so have be it would would meeting worka long the federal public program to Captain W H Abendroth state here secretary of state by August 4 one day the fender of the truck but could Sunday afternoon 9 virtually blockade the two principal Information received Monday by ing ahead of the final day John I Hill not recall how he escaped from to aide Mr Commons himself will have business streets paralleling the railMayor Clark indicated that Beecher purchasing agent and military man of Boise a member of the board the rolling machine interHitchcock of Sandpoint Edward C Governor C Ben Ross who was in this about 8000 turkevs on the range with road tracks on both sidea-aof directors of the Idaho allied drys in several week! these having been fere with traffic in town Rich Of Montpelier and Frank E city Tuesday announced Tuesday Hit-Ru- n manhe hatched at is the large plant The proposal was revealed when E Johnese of Boise and representatives In the first statement givehvout on The eleotion will be held September aging here James B Hartwell and C Maason superintendent of the Oreof the federal 19 at which 21 delegates will be sepowerscommission his recent 2500 Wendell about Lost Joe on have the Lecper investigation gon Short Line in Idaho came here would meet with Mayor Clark here lected to the convention to be held 28 birds each as two of the larger flock to discuss the project with village Ab to consider tentative river Captain plans Valley dispute 17 October later days trustees and the chamber of comthe owners of this region Application has been made for expressed the belief that 2400 Sign Petition Pren Moore state poultry special- merce He presented telegrams from 000 of federal money with which to settlers would “sit tight" satisfactory McConnell H J Plumhof genera mlariager of Many o£ their petitions already have construct the initial unit progress would be made by the gov- ist presided while O E was general the company at Salt Lake explaining been received by Hillman and contain ' ernor in the state's efforts to secure Gooding county agent and build at Falls the Mesa power TWIN FALLS Idaho— Guy Culbert- transmission line between the manager and director of the tour proposed viaducts or subways to solve names ranging in number from 15 for R F C money for the project plsyot 40 FalLs "was bound ovei Twin visitors to a number railroad crossing problems in Shoeach candidate to nearly 2000 for some son site and Idaho Falls The applciation Following attempts to dynamite the which took the Hillman said it was unlikely any to district court after pleading not was made under th 30 per cent par- dam above Mackay Abendroth went of turkey farms in this section before shone Pocatello Nampa and several Probate the picnic and business meeting Judj candidates besides the list prepared by guilty Monday before other cities The telegrams inferred ticipation by the federal government to the scene of the trouble where he Leroy m Schouweiler president of these were to beconatructed under the the allied drys would be filed so tneir Guy L Kinney on an indictable and 70 per cent participation by the met with the sheriffs of Custer and to of and demeanor the and National bank the Wendell stop failing charge federal public works program entire list would be approved by the Butte counties and leaders of that aid after his car struck that city said Governor Wendell Commercial club gave the The village has tried for two years secretary of state He Said probably render Long terms and low Interest rates section Abendroth Walles 35 Hazleton of Normal A address Other speakers to have the railroad company reopen the same situation would govern the city’s share of the amount Ross met with the settlers and prom- welcoming here and Hazleton July 24 for the Clark ised them the state would move at and their topics were Mrs S E Hyde Greenwood street to permit oiling and group of 21 wet candidates filed by between contends make would Mayor on i the Idaho association for prohibition Wailes received injuries that caused possible the construction and repay- once to attempt to purchase the proj- Mayfield “Care of Breeding Stock completion of U S highway-9his death in Twin Falls hospital shortreform ect so they would be confronted no and Value of Green Feed for Tur- straight route through town as reof borrowed ment the from money keys” Dr E M Glldow veterinarian quired by the federal bureau of highThe dry candidates were selected by ly after Culbertson’s bond is $1000 the Income of the plant without in- longer with the water question? Moscow ways before federal money will be districts and the petitions circulated and he is held in the county jail He creased taxes to Boise from the state university the Upon governor's fetprn not guilty on arraignment were immediately en- “Turkey Diseases and Their Control" allotted to complete the road here mainly within the district each repre- pleaded negotiations W Witham Prosecuting Attorney O sents The wet candidates all were tered into with the Utah Construc- Mr Commons “Turkey Outlook and The railroad company has refused on the grounds that the village agreed to listed on each petition and the entire explained that he lacked sufficient Picnic Planned for All tion company for the sale of the prop- Marketing Problems" a more to file or evidence testimony close the street several years ago in list was circulated to all parts of the erty- Abendroth said Several meetCulbertson return for a new depot state The number of petitions secured serious charge against ings on the question of prlbe have Other officers said It could not be Former Dakota Residents been The village started court action more has not been announced held and it appears the price Recent Rainstorm Brings was Culbertson that proved definitely than a year ago toward forcing the question is near settlement the govLargest Petitions Used intoxicated or that he failed to stop Over Normal railroad company to reopen the street Precipitation FILER Idaho — All former resi- ernor's aide said If only 2t candidates are filed Itor his car before entering the main highbut this is pending and no settlement Abendroth stated the residents of each side the secretary of state will way on which Mr Wailes was going dents of North Dakota and South Da' l made the Lost river country were among annuarsum-mePOCATELLO Idaho — Although has been qualify them to go on the ballot pro- from Twin Fall to his home in Hazel-to- kota are invited to the citizens fine of the the ocof fair105 inches vided each has the necessary 10 Or picnic on Twin Falls county precipitation late on the night ot hf accident state a few he said were in- only curred in this city during July the more signers to his petition In event Culbertson was arrested some dis- grounds here Sunday The event Is clined Only to amount to in efforts radical their be 28 E above ot A inch the normal Beem in 21 is Filer presimore than are filed those with the tance along a 'rural road after he had charge get water and most of the settlers of 77 inch for the month the local largest petitions will be selected stopped to fix his bumper which was dent of the group and Miss Myrtle are willing to wait upon the state's weather bureau reports The list of dry candidates announced tprn off at one end by the collision Anderson Twin Falls secretary aided progress in the matter 19 A rainstorm which deposited by committees by Hillman includes: Harry S Kessler with the Wailes machine inch occurred Monday night Just Devotional exercises will begin at and L W Greathouse Boise Dr W C ANNOUNCED MARRIAGE T 11 a m followed by a picnic at 1 before the monthly report closed Nolte Nampa J Wylie Sessions- - and i Flnck Temperatures for the month showed ez p m and an afternoon of sports and ST ANTHONY Idaho-L- ee Walter Newcomb Pocatello Anna H tKeV 1 Hayes Twin Falls Leonard C Ball Perce W Wayne Smith Moscow Dr social features the officers announced of Level Idaho and Ruby Ellis of a maximum of 90 degrees or more on 1 v Idaho Falls John M White St An- J H Lewis Lewiston Fred R Lever- Monday Residents of the two states Monteview Idaho obtained i mar- 22 days The maximum was 100 on thony Leo D Murdock Blackfoot Al- ing Wallace Dr S H McEuen and who live now in adjoining counties riage license July 26 and were mar- July 26 The mean minimum for the fred A Hart Bloomington Victor D J W Cook Coeur d'Alene and Alvin ajso are expected to attend as they ried by Probate Judge Fred Mason on month was 611 degrees and the mean maximum 92 degrees have no Dakota clubs July 28 Smith Burley Luke Williams Rupert H Morton Sandpoint REPEAL BALLOT RIVER UNITS 200-fo- for Coun-Turke- d nd Charge Follows Crash On $330-drot- h Highway n ing extra money by panning “gold” on the aide has been found by ong enterprising civilian conservationist to be expensive The youth camped in the forest' near here spent his leisure in near-btime prospecting creeks One night last week he to and returned announced camp he had found several stones with in These he said he them gold had hidden until he could take them to town The next morning the rocks weri mailed to the folks back home Postage cost $115 The “gold” wis but a few colored stones Contracts Let for Oiling 40 Miles of Highway in South Idaho BOISE U’j—Oontracts for oiling y southern Idaho-wer- e let Tuesday by the bureau of public works one job going to an miles of highway in Idahoan and one to a Montana con' tractor William Hoops of Twin Falls won the job of oil surfacing 16 S miles ot the north side highway west from Rupert in Jerome and Minidoka counties with a bid of $23378 It will be a “road mix” surfacing in which the oil and gravel are mixed on the road to be surfaced The Lawler corporation of Butts' was low bidder at $41066 on oiling 14 a highway-betweemiles of the Spencer and Dubois It will Scout of- be a POCATELLO Idaho-B- oy mix” surfacing job in ' ficials of this region are highly which“plant the oil and gravel preparation varl to the the with response pleased is first mixed by machinery end then ous troops for scouts and leaders who laid on the road to be surfaced will take the trip into the Salmon The bureau also advertised for bids river country “Idaho's unknown" ac- on a third job that of grading draincording to D C Watkins area execu1 ing and surfacing 10 miles of the Raft tive officer river highway between Declo end Ot the 160 scouts in the district who Bids will be opened August 15 have had at least four years of scouting 49 have registered with the posx sibility ot several more joining the State caravan Mr Watkins said the group will Of Its Indebtedness meet at his office Monday at 7:30 “kf m and ter here all night camping p state treasury bald will leave by auto for Salman City BOISE MV-Th- e off $225000 of its indebtedness Tuesearly Tuesday morning Dr Ray J Davis otthe University day merely by e change in the credits of Idaho southern branch will be in and debits account The indebtedness was ‘in the form charge ot the trip The group is to the Salmon river country on foot of treasury notes held by the Chase with pack horses carrying heavier National bank of New York City Sevequipment Separate groups will plot eral weeks ago the state sold a new their own routes each day and will re- issue of notes to raise money to meet join at a resignated camping spot each the old ones and the transaction was completed in New York night Scouts Will Hike IJp Salmon River Idaho-Montan- Ida-ho- Payr $225000 an-te- g BELIEVE IT OR NOT By Ripley V v -- J HURRY UP DA- I W- HARDLY COUNT i' ' UklCLE "V"GEE- - 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