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Show tm V e TIIK UKSKItET fl4 XKWS bA I L'llDAV JAMJAKf BUSINESS SIDE DAHO SHEEPMEN' Prominent Idahoan Outlines Plans 1921 OF ; Newly Reorganized Bishopric In First Ward of Blackfoot -- I .Of Incoming Gem State Legislature MEET IN BOISE 1 ' Deseret News by Ouy Flenner. one Tbs following article, written for of the beet known newspaper men In the Interinountsln country and n au on Idaho politico, forocaeia the message which will be given to the thorlty state legislature by Governor D W Datis, who will be Inaugurated Into hi eeeond term la the Gem atata gubernitorial chair Monday, Jan. 1. and aleo telle the avowed purpoee of the leading member of the Incoming Btate legia- lature Confer Forest Officials statement will be contained In BT GUY FLE.V FJl. - Idaho la due'I official, Gov D. W. Darla' message. Ida-- , Jan. I -- 4 OISE. b asked, Th, ,st,utur. wll oolgrowers Gem for a more or less radical re-- 1 tn place all the burden for the con- - . ductlon In state, as possibly dis- -' etructlon and ma.ntenance of high State Will Accept Induswaye upon the auto In order to have tlnguished from local taxes. sufficient suostitute for that lose, the trial Rehabilitation Assists In The state tax levy will be about cut- alegislature will be asked to enact laws Ccticura Is two. If I have a correct understandRight placing a U of one to two cents a! anee.gallon oe gasoline and provid.ng a For Skin Tender wlthl '5s cense tax for all drivers of 12, Baby Vt professional, or taxi, drivers 15 each , Bath ken wsk Coticura So and warm Idaho will hate better than 0.000 j wawv Dry muh sod rf ny ngg I Special Correapondence ) nrsa reoelloc, irn'stioa or rel auto registrations next year with an a pr raws anowt W4k Cuneu-car.TKcoeT' acH" Ointment to fgyeraifr'oTTFrS'aiPng OISEJdaho, soften, sooth and hai. Final tv dost an a It license the receipts. taxes, p'ur lew seams id tb fracraot, debcatdv and conference of Boise National Is felt, will produce the required- revewaled Cubcuia Woolgrowars' aaeoclatlen and nue the Idaho Woolgroweraf assorts-tioVi' The state administration pol.cy folH IOUmii.Bim- - Moo, a muMMSutMc T, lows the general business plan of postwill be held In Boles during the war readjustment Other, retrenchcoming week. The Boise association the -will hold Its meeting Tuesday, Jan 4. ments, in addition to elimination of -two mill tax. will materially lower the and the other association will bars re Jakr return on tion, posl tax . state , two the , charge during levy.. days following " tbelr labor and a fair interest on thtr The peop'e of Idaho are deeply .Many prominent men. Jwtewts In the. Investment. Wool Industry will bo In attendance concerned in the proposed emergency Our work in marketing during freight rat reductions to move farm Round-u- p Among the topics to bo discussed will th will be designed to glv measrelief In and be the use of the national forests for proposed produce instructhe Just farmer the practical HENDRICKS. B. FROF, GEORGE ures for the livestock industry grazing purposes and to represent the tion necessary to meet hla own To give an idea of the lack of federal aide of the question officials (Special to The News) from the Ogden, Utah, office of the liquidation we have In hay atone a aide business The OGAh,( I. Jan. less of 1 24, 000. 004 representing the forest service will be present. Anof farming will be the main Vacancy ii Filled by and pres difference between pre-wother prominent wool man who will ent freight rate, according to th theme for discussion at the coming . take an active pert In the convention Idaho Attorney General tat agricultural department will be Dr. S W. McClure, for a num Farmer' Round-u- p and HousekeepRelief la now In sight in that pnd ers' conference to be tunducted at ber of years secretary of tba National fSpeciat to Th New.) other connections, and the people of tha Utah Woolgrowera association, and who from BOISE. Idaho. Jan. 1 Albert It tollege Agricultural E E toward most Idaho feel kindly ha recently returned from WashingJan 10 to 35, according to Director R. Conner of Sandpolnt, speaker of th Calvfn, vice president of the I'nion J Evans Of the ton, D. C.. whore he has been workextension division of thirteenth Idaho of. the the a hpad ndAdami. In pacific behalf the of wool legislature and caning Industry the college, traffic department of the Inion PaIt Is understood thit the matter of didate for the Republican inimln.ll We are in the tjoslnes excalling evidence continued for they cific, payment of fee for the grazing priviant rural economies specialists for United State senator at the Pofhave gtvety or their deep Interest In part leges In the forest will come up for from our college faculti to aid ua catello convention in 1920. baa been the development of the Idaho terri- this ear consideration and that (ha shes paten In the belief that the farmassistant attorney general, will endeavor to get pn extension of tory aa shown by their sympathetic er must first of all be a business man appointed to handle the legal affairs of the counand prompt response to our 8 O. 8. if ha time, for payment of the fees from Seated, Bishop Royal M. Jeppson; at hi right, NepM Otridcnren. first Is to be a success declared Dr public utilities commission. ' signal. June until September It Is aleo unK-- Woodruff, second counselor. Evans tn Leo his this for Mr at and Conner left, selor, succeeds subject to announcing the Govposition Th movement of friends of derstood that the growers will disround-up- . held by Raymond L Givens, who was ernor Davis of Idaho to secure bis theThe cuss tha wag situation and In all scliool of commerce and busi- appointed fxevxkr. - InGovernor br Thursday theaa of eecratary appointment ness administration, under the direc- Davis as judge of the Third Judicial probability will prepare a wage scale of the administrative program, aa terior, has me, such widespread fav- tion to govern tn the future which will be htg- not of Prof. George B Hendricks district for Ada county announced in detail. The first orable response In the west they feel will have . considerably lower than the scale now yet charge of the div ussions In Attorney General Roy L. Black, ten-- , among other things, to repeal the two encouraged in the belief that Ida- farm In general naa economic. Prof Hendricks la dered the position to Mr Conner by mill general tax for road purposes and ho may land that cabinet portfolio-- .. Ilia ho Accepts Rehabilitation Act. the federal agent in marketing In telegraph yesterday Idaho, through Governor D. W. Da stances of the Injured to the vocationSoldier creek. Eastern Idaho reports Utah and has conducted a number of la accepting the appointment Mr Foe Tfca Ness by Della E. Stewart. Via has accepted the provisions of the al board and will in turn be kept post15 Inches at Spencer. marketing investigations tn Conner said he would be In a position ( inches at important the state sun mer the ed He federal Industrial rehabilitation to come to Boise at once and take up during of the progress of Injured work- Montpeher. and ( Inches at Mackay past act has the direct supervision of hi duties. t which will give to the state H will arrive Monday annually men receiving Instructions under the At Idaho City 21 inches was reported the placed If we were going to Join a procea- - Who ever heard of th lastoron to toward restoring to usefulness work-- , provisions of the act In the northern part of round-u- work In marketing during the and assume th position at the same at and Wallace truth principle, of honor would we rather be cover proceas, notlce-ezt p IV under L l anlasa, time that the eeetlve official begin Dr. men Injured in Industrial accidents. At the present time an injured the state I inches. u- cept for "front or trudging,"1'"1 the toward of business profeeeor administration The allotment la contingent upon the workman received compensation for their term of office Tlio In being last, it may be Police Chief Resigns. dis- - pldlty and marketing at the cnlleae With "the end tall on state providing an equal amount fot hla loan of working time, his hospital at wearily i(u)t 0j anjr graj family or dynasty Is Idahos cap'tal la without a police "The fact that this Round up Is to and medical care bud no provision la the same purpose and officials or with apt to be the least, guests Jnguished Farm Boxelder Bureau A t chief. a rea result of a the business side of farming In h!s proclamation of acceptance made for assisting In fitting him for disagreement We J1 all have to admit this. But , the ragged urchins who follow as un-- 1 new line of work when hla Injuries between the mayor and the chief of and especially the economics of the the governor empowered and directed it. why at the same time bs Plans Annual Social invited guests merely because they j soadmitting th state hoard of vocational educa-t'e-- make It Impossible for him to follow police the latter resigned hla position markteing of farm products Is to be slow to recognize the need of new crave any kind of excitement and, up to tho present time no succes- th moat significant single factor in tn co-o- f erat with the federal his former profession to The News) out so loath to take them up Yhy The aecept-n- e and be to want left 'Ideas, (Special . don't - bo rrt In of the provision of th act will sor has been selected. Chief Charles the development of Utah s Agriculout th provisions There s a certain glory In being one must so many of us wait ;o se them BRIGHAM CITT. Jan 1 Tho anW Irwin claimed that the mayor em- ture." said Prof. Hendricks in disthe- - first. How wittingly we ac- proved before we hurry to get In bepet. to use anv state funds provide for this assistance for him. nual of the Box-eld- of men outside t to party make ployed certain for the cussing h plana vnbtpct be available to match matter fore the parade has all passed tt In history, discovery. Invencord r foe round-uReady of the farm bureau will be neld In this tion! If Adam brgMature. Investigation without consulting him ' -- Got "It shows that a Just a proper caution, lest we make and Eve had trailed nd tn 'formulate 20 on about and it when Besides he Jan va now is are made huproper big dinner, along half way In the march of Arrangements emphasis objections h the tite Industrial aert-(-- n r being placed city If everybody had .about complete grave mistakes a words for the and followsd with the musical final sesa in the of and Fulupon that result program the sixteenth processes literary convening like caution who'd lead In fresh enGalileo and If Columbus, produc'or administering th manity, sion of tho Idaho legislature which Mayor Eaglsson accepted hla resigns tion. In tho past we rightly placed dance In the evening vlth other so- ton and Bell. Edison and Burbank deavors In untried "betterment Rhn the state. moat emphasis upon getting the crops cial diversion la being planned. not been "first" in their particu- Some brave and uncalculattng person action of the gov-t- will open In the new chamber In the tlon. out of the soil Now that w have It is hoped that every member of had Chamber Favors Davis for Cabinet. hoard of vocational educa-j- j decently completed sections of the lar fields would their names have must point the way Better an honest the bureau in the be will presw " n a nt h 'ndneref-- t srridsel hoard Mate capllol, Monday noon, Jan. 1 largely county that perfected proceas as familiar as they have? misteke thstr eternal pulling back. become a regular meeting of th dlrec- - must learn . il trtTiiilAed a working The house snd senate this year will be torsAt of 'Vi.'n.v.-, how, to .market those ent with hi entire family. Plans are Who really want to be a But who ever notices the the laid for the Th- - -- d .stria I accident hosed. attendance crop being efficiently on,7 merce last week .resolutions hmri largest except with ridicule or contempt In the history of the organization "The have last few demon" years Tj Governor D W. Darts for a portion strated disastrously how helpless the the hert. Bishop J- - A. Loveless was Payton cemetery where, the grave was farmer Is under present marketing "d' I? evenly ViridJegWa'tlVsmblie in charge and spoke The dedicated by Bishop Loveless briefly Lake Shore Matron nlo-. conditions. During the period ab- Young Idaho hs. J on d, . ,h was born in Pajson. of Mrs other speakers were Bishop William commerce comn ! with one senator each ,,WL normally high price for farm crops, Answer Call of Death George Poster of Lake Shore and Jhn 2. Basgaard 1901 Nhe was the daughter were adopted th farmer reaped and there will be St representatives, Be Cure:!. a fair only President Charles H White The open- of John A Betts and Helen Cushing Maidoat Treat Given. while fhe middlemen secured the.price 'Special to The News ) mabeing overwhelmingly as they cannot both brtnebes ing praver waa offered by Wayland Betts. In March 1920. she was marby local applications, n. n share jor of the Republics returns PAY Boise SON. Now. Jan I. citizens Funeral with were services R. Wlghtman and the benediction was ried to Foster Basgaard of Lake Shore Of a reach rare the pertloa given sar C. the C. . hts is naly one way to cure catarrhal great farm staples selling at were held Thursday afternoon in th pronounced lieutenant musical treat Monday and Tuesday Moor, b George Stahii. The where she has resided up until a below coat governor, will again preside over th evenings by the rendition of the the prices ursfnesa. and that la by a constitutionof ward Mrs was furnished chapel for production, Taylor First well by a mixed few weeks ago when she was brought house will he called known oratorio, Handels Messiah by the farmer muat take th lorn. If our Lillie Betts Basgaard of Lake Shore singing al ismedy Catarrhal Deafness Is caused senate and th tv quartet composed off. P, W. Wh.ir, xa.xhe homs hr an Inflamed oondlllou of tho as. to order by M A. Klger, speaker of th Boise civic cMrns under the lead- - agriculture Is to continue to exist--, our. who died hes Tatwlay Trtgtrt-sfTCeorge Martln, Cora Cravens and Na- survived by her husband her father, nut lining of the Euetncblaa Tsha. ,h JE1 themselves In a home of her father from leakage of omi Ellsworth. Interment was in the one brother and six slsers. frPrwfWsWfTSTflgene XT Earner 4armvTW"WnirpIacr "$ JefJrJftlU.te thl. The Methodist church, which has the J and When It la entirely cloned, ffezG time for speaker of the house- Peter largest seating capacity of any church ness if the result Unless the Inflam. O. Johnston of Bingham county, In Boise, was filled during both per-- j f i motion can bo reduced and this tub Charlee D. Storey of Ada county and formances. rvntored to It nor mol condition, hear. C. J Hugo of Latah county is said It Profeasor Earner had his singers ho will forever destroyed Ing Moss that Mr Johnston Is the favorite of well trained and the soloists carried loses of deafI Bee are eauaed by their parts in exceptionally good form an Inflamed rendition ofI the three thus far In the field larrh, which Indication! are that thle will be one making me mucous suriaeea the rendition thl year the best Hall s Catarrh Medicine seta thru Die blood on the of the vnnet Interesting end far reach ever given In Boise. The Boise chorus mucous uurfaoe of lh system. ing aeaalona of legislature ever held was augmented by the Meridian chorWe will give One Hundred Dollars fot In the state Several Important meas- us thus giving added Volume In the gay esse of Catarrhal C ofa see that ure are lined up for consideration In- chorus work. Among those handling Congo ho cured hy Halls Catarrh 'Meolrlne Circular free. All Dr r e.rta cluding changes to the election law leading roles were- - Mr. Fred Ranreturning Idaho to the direct primary kin, soprano soloist, Mrs. Frank W He P. J1 CHEN EI A CO. Teleda. s system; the alien land law bill, which Manvllle, contralto; Rev. J. George will probably be drafted after the tenor, and Lew. W. En-fCalifornia law, including the mors Cunningham, bass. Ably assisting the chorus drastic amendments recently voted WA 4 1 special orchestra under favorably on by the California the direction of Albert J. Tom kina. amendments to the law creating the cabinet form of government and Norway seas S a dull, nagging backache making you several new measures to be presented Former Utahn Who Died of cod-fis- h at the request of the farmers, ship- Wound Buried in miserable! Do sharp, knif-lik- e pers, real estate dealers county compains laboratory missioners and others HWa'W U Is underTi., (Special to Tb News) stood that aeveral organisations prosudden move! works to help 1 YAXSTOX, , go you Through every Jan. Wyo The pose to maintain lobby committee In bodies of Edward B. Center and Boise during the whole time or the Do feel all worn out . weak, .tired, session to Look after- you David Leroy Dean aOsAet they desirejaftsedCj, ,, from France. The body of as if you time, Snow keep going? hr Mountain Heavy. David L. Dean waa taken to WoodIt porta received at Boise Indicate ruff, Utah, where his parents reside human-nee- d. then, you found out the cause of the thatj southern Idaho will hare an amServices were held for EM ward B ple water supply for th coming seaadmirable ITis father's home in North Center at trouble and made some effort to correct son, It said anow to the of The of straigth-protectioseven feet Is plied tip on the depth Atlanta Evanston, Thursday afternoon. summit between Mountain Home and American Legion being tn charge it. Quite likely your kidneys. A cold, P. (1. Matthews presided. The Emulsion Atlanta Bulletins from other points Bishop were rendered by musical how 42 Inches at Atlanta, 10 Inches at the L. D selections TelUaStorf'1 or overwork has probably weaken- 8. choir. Jame Brown was th Cottonwood rangers station, 25 A very large number ' the speaker. Inches at Long Gulch station. In tb wera ed and is the suffer and those sudden, stabbing pains. why dull, you so backache, kidneys benefits much. in fact. in many depressing attendance, Hailey district 14 Inches la that the house, yard sod street were Scott You Imrv Bloom 6eM If J at Shake creek, t Inches at reported have with of dizziness headaches, and too, some Halley. filled withdaily may The American i spells annoying kidney irregularity. Dont II Inches at Ketehum and 21 Inches at Legion and Home Guard band acchronic or serious ait disease " until sets in. Get hack health hile you can. Use Doans Kidney kidney to th the your body cemetery companled where Bishop Mattnews dedicated the, Pills. Doan's have helped scores of Salt Lake City folks. ITiey should help you. Ask your neighbor! grave. Edward was the youngest son of William M. and Mary Phillips Center and was born near Laramie, Wyom-- 1 lng. Hia early education waa received in the grade schools at Laramie Hi parents moved to Ogden where he attended high school Later the fam- tty moved to Evanston and he grew West South St. Marnell Court. He entered the1 East Eighth South Street North Eighth West Street to manhood here service In May. 1919, he was soon William Vlrlrfh, proprietor ahoe Mr P H Rector, 1J33 E. 4tb So sent oversea and very quickly waa at a J H Bkllllcorn, 25 North Vz Mary Feeney. 49 Marnell Eighth 44 west First Booth street, nays' "'Being on my feet eo Heat street, saya- - I huge had th front. In the Argon ns forest ofocrcjrt ,9, z; "I suffered with a weak repair shop, much to use Doan a Kidney Pills caused casion a imfferrd back and y fensive on OcftfbeK?, he received my great kidney of th blad-d- 't deal with rheumatic r! condition 'flumed for sere re pains in the small of my I ached to glee vna a great deal of trouble paina. shrapnel wounds in hla chest above bl-eI had a dull steady pain acroaa my back cro I walked, eherp palne from head to foot and had rheumatmy kidpev. He died Nov 1 the right lung. They a finr remed I can aay In The ic pain In mLii Sri m zeros eny kidneys kidneyo tt bothered mg wf ThrTTtneT 1919 and waa buried at Beauve, Cote 1 ao moat Ilmba all but could earneetnees me VS ' mr"hldney that Doan'. Kidney acTd caused pained eyerely at night. Diszy PiUs hardly keep a ore ftrat-claMy kidneya acted too fre-pells would come orer mo end going I uaed different kidney kidney reme-NHe was the third grown child of dr and then again had headache The war my kidney lime benefit. -- 1 only hare they cured me diela. pot without hia parents to- die in the of f r act failed to all acted The were showed in at and a Pill kidney trouble a weak but I hare they kidney uaed Doan Kidney Hta brother and sister preceding him were highly colored, too and disordered condition I heard known of other cure made by also by 'n Ima I bad finished the ute of this fme remedy box x could soo they were halp-'- r My face and Itanda Moated, and I Doan'a Kidney pilla Hgbly spoken having died with th "flu." Over Nine Tearq Later Mr Skill!-cor- n The serv Ice for David L ma I continued uelng Doan's waa helpleaa. I finally tied Doans of. ao I tried them Doan s atcength-ene- d said 'The cure which I menwill be held in Woodruff, Utah, Sunmy kidneys and corrected all thar cured me so I haven't had Kidney Fflta.me.and four boxes entioned In my former statement has the slightest kidney trouble sine. my trouble. tirely cared day, Jan. 2. been permanent. CARELESSNESS CAISE OF DEATH (Special to Th News) 1. The POCATELLO, Ida. Jan death of August Hchuppeniea. a seci b tion hand near Shoshone on Dec 24 Ale wss caused by bis own carelessness sccerding to the report of an Invest!- gating committee Schuppenie was the Crack and snaring snow from of 60c a box. Foster-Milbur- n Co., Mfg. Chemists, Buffalo, N. Y. Every Druggist has failed to take nptlce the warning given by aq approaching train. WitlfW B Just H- -f lo - -- J - m-UI- V 4' I , -- VV.JI f'- v." if . L ar . I i err -- Just Between Ourselves 4 i I ' 1 sr-v'- pg i - -- p. - pro-r.-n- r. ' b i i t i h. - - teil-end- -- lXrT.?!?51X.5.fhr..bn' "V?. .n r thr-SiRi- h? a,,or7.crr. ' Stop That Nagging Backache! e-- n. THIRTY FATHOMS citl-sen- s; under the in Natures Evanton , jp-- P Scoffs Emulsion An form A at ArPv'-oiu-nesda- res just cant 'u Its 1 its Scotts costs little but strain that rle that -' I These are Salt Lake City Cases: First trte r' at - yesrlls. In 1 one-ha- lf I a- -d ' Doans ;Ki dney Pills Doans, v' i i4Aa J I |