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Show f THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER program will Include concerts by the St. II band, dally airplane I Anthony boys features of all kinds, flights, round-u- p horse racing, vaudeville, harvest carnival d and evening street dances. Seven dollars has been appropriated for I attracfor and special ,$6009 premiums1 , -- Complete October Listc, Npw on Sale r thou-san- tions 20, 1920. - r f a ' . , v gperlel to The Tribune. Bingham County Prepare to Entertain Thousands With Exhibits and Races. l V RUPERT, Idaho.. Sept. 19 The directors of tl Minidoka County Fair association have decided that the present fair grounds re not large enough. It Is proposed to sell the present grounds to the school district for an athletic field or to private interests, the money re delved to be applied toward the purchase of thirty acres of land. It la planned to construct a half-mitrack, aviation field and auto tourists' camp on the new le grounds The fair directors met with the county commissioners this week and secured a promise of an appropriation of $2600 BLACKFOOT. Idaho, Sept, IS. The toward the new plans The chamber of commerce also wllwbe asked to cooperate. Bingham county fair to bo held In Black-lorevival a premises September IDUAQJHI ot 21-- fairs, and and enlargement of Indications point to a record attendance. Sines the county purchased the grounds from the farm bureau, two months ago, many old buildings have been raxed and new ones erected. All have been painted The bleacher capacity' has been white doubled and these, with the grandstand, will now seat 2600 people. The cost of improvements was $13 00$. dirt.race track has been The worked constantly and the ends banked center of the track, The for speeding. about ten acres, has been cleared and leveled for the various sports and as a landing place for airplanes. starting and Several trees that border the grounds on the west edge are now being removed to lessen danger and to make a clear entrance. During this week wild horses that wers advertised for have been brought in from the Fort Hall Indian reservation and tested in their bucking qualities. Many were found capable of testing the beet riders. The rodeo feature of the fair will be the best ever staged in southern Idaho, the riders having been selected from the best white and Indian riders and Indian women In this vicinity. A novel display Is promised In the way of Indian costumes and relics. The old-U- half-mil- e, -- ' 1 i3rf iTftifite Granite School Principals Enjoy Saturday Outing SuperlntcTIdents principals and super-visoof Granite school district constituted an enthusiastic motor party which made an interesting trip through Parley's canyon to Heber City Saturday. Brief stops Were made at the old Overland trail, Little Mountain, Big Mountain, Parley's park and the Mount glacier. At Heber City the Midway hot pots were the center of attention for several hours and the entlrs party Indulged in a swim, after which they had luncheon. The return trip was made by way ot Provo canyon and the paved road from Lehl The outing was the first of a series which Is planned under the auspices of the Principals association of tha district Members of the during the autumn. party were as follows D. W. Psrratt, superintendent of Granite schools, and Mrs. Parra tt; J. T. Worl-toformer superintendent of Grmntte schools, and Mrs Worlton; Willard Ashton, Granite high school, and Mrs. Ashton; J J Harris, Cyprus high school, and Mrs. Harris, D. J. Thurman, Irving school, and Mrs Thurman; George Bruer-tosupervisor of ahopwork, and Mrs Brusrton; O. T. Jensen, Woodstock school, and Mrs. Jensen; J. R. Goodwin, Whittier school, and Mrs. Goodwin; J C. Woodward, Roosevelt school; T. A. Garfield school; Arthur Belnap, Gahwood school; Percy Rock, Monroe school; Mrs, A. W. Bridge, Parley school; Miss LIbble Edward, primary supervisor. Miss T von ns Wasp, secretary of Granite schools; Mrs L. R. Fairbanks, Miss Jans Callahan, Fletcher Rock and Spencer MAKE a good TO rs eco Song Hits rd better, Columbia play record on a Columa bia ..Graf onola. have both. , We What Yew Want Yew Doot After Yew Get - , mail. 4 MUSIC COMPANY 2s3 134--36 MtLMkt' Comm ' Prol South State. St. 1" - Work of. Farm Bureau Hat Proved Valuable WUIEL Special to Tbs Tribune. - - RUPERT, Idaho, Sept. 1$. That the county farm bureau work Is of great value waa the consensus of opinion at a meeting held this week for tbe purpose of discussing tha continuance of the work here. During the past year the chief features ware the establishment of the wool pool, seed certification, weed control, rodent control work, poultry demonstrations, clothing and millinery work. This season 15,000 pounds of wool wars pooled. Tha atata noxious weed law has been enforced through the county comIn the poultry work, 6$, $8$ missioners. hens were handled last year In. Minidoka county, and the culling of unprofitable birds waa recommended. It was shown that tha annual loss In keeping amounted, to over one hundred thousand dollars The clothing work Included the making ot eighty dress forms at a saving of $13 each. The millinery work la estimated to have saved women and girls about $600. A budget for next year of $6471 was presentad to the county comThis Is supplemented by a missioners. state and federal grant ot $2760. ?? o t non-laye- rs 'all o'the ytoew READY TO EAT' f Special ts Tbs Tribune. Sleeps Hoy Good-B- y if from. Tit Jut t Mother Heart Far gotten Tha Barefoot Verdict of Manslaughter Returned in Rupert Case i Madrigal of May. mmmm . . . Every-Da- y , . . Tral e A i e Nearly everyone knows that tract. C , P . . it t Why constipation brings ill health Tiiese poisons become absorbed In , never-failin- g. ed An invigorating drink of Pluto, and the poisons are soon flushed away. Health is safeguarded, normal activity restored. One feels like a new person t . Ask at your druggists for a bottle of Pluto Water. Try it in your home. Take it . . first thing in the morning or before meals. Learn for yourself its pleasant, harmless action. Note how prompt the results how certain and complete. Safeguard your health, and feel fit once more, the blood. Mental depression, foul Pluto Water is equally effective for Asa laxative take breath, muddy or pimply skin are outward, children and grown-uptumbler of Pluto; as a cathartic, yi tumresults. More serious 'this condition is a' bler; as a purgative, yZ tumbler add hot frequent cause of Brights disease. It is an or cold water to fill glass. Pluto is remarkably invitation to colds,' headaches, influenza, efficacious, too, in treatment of kidney disand other ailments. pneumonia eases. Many people take Pluto periodically The waste must be removed at once.j even though their bowels move regularly. In A day even half a day is too long to wait this way they ward off dangerous constipafor results from a physic. That is why tion. For health, keep Pluto always in your laxatives were unsafe. Their slowhome. Bottled at French Lick Springs, ness and uncertainty endangered health. To Indiana. Your physician prescribes it. - X 1 . Medley Fox-trSwoot Sngor Babe Fox-trTon Mo. Link Gypsy Medley Fox -- trot Art Hickmans Orchestral . La Vsoda Fog-trArt Hickman'r Orchestra j . t' Art Hickmans Orchestra AYooog Mens Fancy In th (steaming Walts Art Hickman's Orchestra Princsi Dane Orchestra Manynna Fox-trPrinces Dance Orchestra Happy Medley One-stAvar Wader Medley Fox-trYerkas Happy Six Casd Bye IfaniMna, Hallo Meant Medley Fox --trot a,-- , Yerkei Happy .Six, Prince's Orchestra Pretty Utd Cinderella Medley Whits . . , Princet Orchertr Pli Vanksny Blue . Walts Accordion Sol Bins Dinasando Fox-tr, Guido Dciro Guido Dciro . t . . Zampo Bog Accordion Solo ' Priactr Orchestra Descriptive liaiop MMaigM run Alas Bend March AT The BnaningsfRamo-Dsstripti- Te ot A-- LOO ot Fox-tro- ot ot - ; A-29- LOO A4M1 LOO ep ' tha departmant of labors bureau' LOO ot xim 1.00 ; A41t IAS : A4MI LOO . A-2- LOO Opera Music and Delilah Mon coour oonvr a tn vote . j- -! V ' j 1 - Jeanna Gordon I A ' fa Instrumeritai Music icey of G Cincinnati Symphony . Nevonmioo from LeCr Under the direction of Eugen Yuy Orchestra. Cincinnati L Dragon do ViDaro Overture Key of C Under th direction of Eugen Yuy Symphony Orchestra. A-ei- ss MO Hungarian Rhapsody No. 1L Part L PiaaoSole Perry Grainger Hungarian Rhapsody No. 12. PartlL Piano Solo Percy Grainger . ' . Nasnd Walta Bell Solo ( Howard Kopp Howard Kopp . Dainty ft nil Garnttr PrM T' Of L00 Gloria Trumpeters Coaao Where tho I IB Bloom Gloria Trumpeters How Swoot th Mooolight Georg SteBl Medley of Jgi end Roots Part L Violin Sols Gsorgt SteU j Modlay af Jig and Boole PartlL Violin Sola Italian Orchestra) Ungrateful Heart Italian Orchcitra ( lag for Bio -- The drop In sugar prioe waa pltoe at 14 per cent. Moat kinds of meat decreased In price. Eggs went up 11 per cent during the period. With this exception and pork chops, which Increased t per cent, the Increases In other foodstuff were $ per , cent or lesa , Indications' that tha decline In food price levels waa genual la seen In statistics showing that each of tha fifty-on- e cttlee covered by the bureaus survey reported docreasea Minneapolis led with a decrease of 11 per cent, with SL Paul second with a 10 per cent decline. Decreases In other cities: Nine per cent, Detroit; $ per cent, Chicago, ClOva-lanIndianapolis, Kanes city, Milwaukee, Omaha; 7 per cent, Denver, Memcent, Butte, Ctndimnt!, Cophis; lumbus, Newark, New York, Philadelphia, Balt Laks City, Pittsburg,S BC Lout Beattie, per cent, Baltimore, Birmlng-heBridgeport, Buffalo, Pallas, Fall River, Louisville, Rochester, Washington; 4 per cent, Atlants, Boston, Houston, Loo Angeles, Mobile, New Haven, Portland (Me.), Portland (Ore.), - Ban Francisco, Savannah and Scranton; per cent. Lit-ti- e Rock, New Orleans, Norfolk; I pet rent, Jacksonville, Richmond; 1 per cenL , Charleston, 8. C. Ten out of fourteen representative u tries showed a decrease In employee In August, as compared with July, th department of labors bureau -of labor statistics reported . today. The number or employees In the automobile manufacturing industry decreased 19 per cent In August, as compared with July. Other decreases were per cent In the woolen industry and I per cent In th leather, hosiery and underwear Industries. indreases of $ t per conf and 1 6 per cent were shown In car building and repairing and in paper making. As compared with July, th payrolls In August showed decreases In nlns Industries and increases In rive. M0 A-2S- ... ' t RaidiarCesOits aai Caa css t beard at bUt mrt-teg- s aad hi every dnwima hats sa Nsdsa's Fstuai Ostaaibia k sards Frss hssHaa yaar las-wi- set Oshiaibta Dak. ar 5S LOO LOO LOO Naw Pro cess Columbia Record JmJtvUutdtf imptdti. Dura kit, Jiiigifki, attaratt ftmm h tvtry Jtttil. Jtptui-mbi- t, apssgJOp RsvirJs so fata mt mU Ctkmmkia Dealers Cibslb A JdsA ffsavs AfsaeA cottrsrau aad Mt OkhPHOPKONI COUP AWT, Pro Petted Peefgiu mat $3100 Tsrh d, -- Now eminent physicians have taught the vital need of promptness in removing waste matter from the human system. Time, they say, is the first consideration. A laxative must act promptly and completely, because waste matter in the intestines quickly generates poisons. ' 1.00 la Sweat September i gently away. Results are They are prompt and complete. The action pleasant and gentle entirely free from the cathartics. griping effects of f LOO ot ater. I slow-actin- g - LOO J. oity. How prompt relief is now attained These minerals soften the waste accumulation. The water helps to flush it con- M0 ' HEALTH SURVEY BEING MADE. Mias FlorRUPERT, Idaho, Sept. ence Smiley Red Cross nurse. Is making All chila health survey of ths dren In the Rupert mhoqls and county schools are' being examined, with a view to correcting any physical defects. Miss Smiley examined fifty babies at the fair rounds last week for a clinic, to be held well-inform- stipation brings on most forms of disease. But heretofore, cathartics, uncertain of results have been used, because ' few people knew the importance of prompt , action from a physic. Few knew that germs multiply by minutes in a clogged intestinal A-0I- A-30-92 life-sevt- insure prompt, complete bowel action, thousands of physicians in this and other- - countries now prescribe a harmless mineral water. Thiswater is known asPluto. It acts unfailingly. It is certain ancFquick. The reason is the minerals it contains. v 1J0 7SS77 1.00 Dance Music cent X , LOO 78S47 Oscar Seaglo Oscar Beagle Song (Indian) LIFE-SAVIN- by Keeping fit' was once not so easy. IDO A-28- Cal Stewart . UnclerJosh Takes th Consa Unci Josh aI n Mooting of tho School Hons Director C1 Stewart labor statistics, which made public figures showing that during the thirty-da- y parlod ended with the middle of Auguet the retail price of potatoes fell 44 per cent and tha price of cabbage went down 41 par But now all men can keep their health at par,. The method is simple. Medical science endorses it.' Doctors recommend ' it. Millions have found health this way. L00 A-29-4S War Song (Indian) I am SO vears old and never 'was sick until' eight years ago, whea I stomach trouble. I have spent a fortune for medicine which did not cure. I kept on suffering and getting worn. A fellow worker told me about MayrJ8 Wonderful Remedy. After taking tnret doses I felt like n different maa be fore taking it I could not tie ion jny back or right aide. Now I can .sleep It is a simple, harmless any old way. preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intes- 19 Twsnty-seie- n WASHINGTON, SepL of the forty-thre- e standard article going into the American family market baiket decreased In price between July 15 and August 15, It was announced today hale, A4M4 Gordon i health secret. You know many such happy always. L00 s Labor Bureau Reports Deof crease in Twenty-seve- n the Standard Commodities Millions of men have now found the U Louis Graveure Louis Graveure e. Millions keep well this way A-29- s Arms Harry Fox Harry Fos Frank Crumk Frank Crumit Jaana Old Way Row RUPERT, Idaho, Sept. 1$ A verdict of manslaughter waa returned by the Jury Thursday In the case of Gregorio Delphln, accused of the murder of Joe Schemlne Delphln was a shsepherder In the employ of Rufus Trastorxa. Schemlne was a oimp tender. The killing took place In May, 1919, and the body waa accidentally discovered, partly eaten by coyotes, nearly a year later. Suspicion pointed to Delphln, A fellow herder testified that Delphln aald that he had shot Schemlne. The shooting took place in a desert section of Minidoka ceunty. Delphln Helmed that tinal Ailments, including appendicitis. he shot Schemlne in One dose will convince or money refunded. 8chramm-Johnson- , Drugs, Five DEMONSTRATION. (3) Good 8tores, and druggists everyIdaho, Sept. 19. J. C. where, RUPERT, (Advertisement.) Hedges of the northwestern division of the Red Cross yesterday gave demonstrations work In conot and first-ai- d nection with swimming. School children and others took part. Dr. A. El Johnson assisted tn the demonstrations. Healthy, Happy Men LOO Marion Hams Marion Harris . , A4M . . Campbell and Burr la Apple Bleeaean Tha Campbell end Burr Ead of the World j Ross tad Carmek Ponsetle Tkre th Rye . Dixie, m Ba With Yaw If I Wall TBl tha ROBINSON BROTHERS Bluaa LOO " b S Dont Taka Away Thoaa Gaed-By- a, n, Parratt. I Rtckehfa Lollahy Mammy Weg-galan- d, :AD& f A-29-73 Worn Van and Schrack Van and 8ck nek , Yew Tail Oh Jwdge (He Trents Me Menn) . . He Dew Me Wrong . Ti Ltvo to FaB Asia and Wnlro Up he My Come in and hear the newest Columbia records just out. If you live oat ot town, order by n, Frank Cram Henry Burr , s. LE lw In-d- . Fast Freight Service Through Panama Resumed By Universal 8ervlc. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. j It t Resump- tion of th fast steamer freight service between Pacific porta and those on th Atlantis via th Fsuiama canal which waa conducted in prewar days by ths American-Hawalla- n Steamship oompany, was announced today. Han Francisco has been selected as th main terminal on this coast This service will he conducted under th United American management of th Lines, Inc , successors to Uvermoye, Dearborn A Co., Inc., and Wllllame-Dlmon- d Co , will be th local agents. Th establishment of thie fleet ot fast cargo camera, it is said, links th werkl In a gigantic freight service. -- Idaho In Second Rank In Wool Producing States ed Sysrial t Tb Triton. - ' 1, Be Slender ye Lct3 W Most - . . hrcm:j In pact tan cJ Invito sfllelant packing and shlpUag department la tha west MOTORIZED MOVING Staged .. S. 4th West Wasatch 1404 and 14M 1M , Mm yea ttes sf sisi lbm K ' POCATELLO. Idaho, Sent, l Ones again Idaho returns to th statua of rank ef ths wool producing slslsa tnth anion, according 1 Rgurss given out 4y th stats bureau. Twenty, on millions, seven hundred and two thousand pounds of wool wars yrndnead so-on- stats during th current year creased, but to ths reduced average from on dtp. At prdaent the authorities state WyoMINIDOKA VALUATION INCRIAggg. a ia Idaho with the field, leading ming elos second. Idahos clip this year la RUPERT, Idaho, Sept. 19. According to eoosldsrmbl smaller than last ysar, but Assessor Guy ShUlIngton, th assessed this Is due, th authorities state, not to th fact that the flock hav been da- - valuation of Minidoka county la $$,(74.-42as compared with $4,570,592 last year, an incress of over two million dollars Farm land values show an bieraes of $1,6 401.761. Horse and hogs show a decrease. Th dairy Industry has increased Gccds Caz cf In value over $10,000. Thera la a big Increase In tha number of shsep owned and Cteapsrt and safest flrapraol In th fed county. building In th arty In th Gem of 1920. re- - retem m 04 for ym u r imp p mdL J (Mmw pmn4s ggsa.ta,.iBsig i: MASEV VISITS IN POCATELLO. , POCATELLO, Sept. 1$. J. T. Mahay of Bountiful Utah, father of Sheriff Oeorge Mahsy, sheriff of Bannock county, and C. R. Mabey Republican candidate for governor of Utah, ha arrived NOTICE TO COAL COMPANIES. In Pocatello for a several days visit with Sealed bid for coal for uS his son and friends. of the stai capitolfurnishing for ths yesr will b received at th officeensuing of the MILLARD PAIR OPENS WEDNESDAY. rotary of etale, state capitol. until Sep. tember 2lrd 1920 at 12 o'clock noon, DELTA. Sept. II -- Ths Millard oounty iroxlmat y 1000 tons will fair will open at Fillmore Wednesday and and the kinds of coal used b ar required will continue three days. Every section screened slack, straight mine slack mine and of the county will b represented wltn min dust coni, cerllflrd check for $600 mnet ecrompeny each hid w4Mt appropriate exhibits ' so, |