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Show MORXIW. MAT THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, FRIDAY 26 IDAHO CANAL n on. Stage and Screen Day's BillsO""1" .. Best Bet for Olympics - .. Atjn WAIinrVILLC. . . '"7The Enemy," starring Lillian man. th nisJT.r.M On fun "idea. vau4vill bill. Sinners with Pola Negri Fanchon a; Marco's KSrSET.iiJr te Schrelner CAPITO- L-' Thr. . . . Itl IIa.s and rijw. A ur ii ..... i. aUSi neorta us gypsy maiden, presented uy VlTtt, V'A a 11 MOTION PICTURES PAP.AMOUNT.EMPRE5S-Ha.o- OS "y In Uo,d ld Crul.lng the Arotte,' JfflSEsl" tStt. GEO. O'BRIEN Z'' with Glenn Tryon; yTn and with Charlotte ; in The Collegian. .tndn..?.,ilar'c;7,,; aUo Dorothy 0 only men news events. The .nskcq Tratfc." Women only today; FORUM (Sugarhouse) . Saturday night. WA& Court Restraining Order Holds Wyoming Plans June Be-for- e Kpeclil o sjn nsw sedan car were contraband for the federal officers and members of tnis ml.lnlKh( .herlff's force around ' an evening morning following Mrs. Margaret Wilson spent In the the remainder of 'be asnight a result of Bannock county Jail their activities. as arrslgn.-This sfternoon she F. hefore United States CommissionerWOO R. Tldman and released under Officers allege Mrs Wilson bonds. was ready to make a delivery of her wares on South Johnson aentie when her under arrest and placed they found a gallon of liquor In her automobile. Later her houee st 109 North and the Grant avenue was searched a rest of the moonshine, a siphon, and kegs bag of corks, five In connecused other paraphernalia moonshine were tion with dispensing found. The doors of the house, were all arranged with chains to bar unwelcome visitors, officers sta'e Attorney. r. recon-nolte- ' TWIN FALLS, Idaho. May 3 'AP. The federal district court at Cheyenne, WjO., has Issued a temporary Twin restraining order favoring the resistance In Canal company Falls official! of the attempt of Wyoming to levy and collect taxes on water atored in Jackson lake reservoir, part southof which Is used by residents of ern Idaho. Word to this effect waa B.r.elvd . Both-ielltoday from Judge J. comattorney for the Twin Kails Judge pany, who now 1 in c'hevenne, will Bothwell also stated that the case M- be tried on Its merits some time Speclst Women Play P.nm'ntnf l u;mimvih " In Male Impersonation mabtha nobelius. Trlbone. Who 3 CITT. turn to Housewife, Wants and fill that vacancy In Madame MM titles In the aquatic May CEDAR Unj Wears the Pants?" trial cast'"Persona-tioof follies. Including a eaar prominent women of afternoon City was presented toMonday houses. capacity and Tuesday night fol- Included in the cast were the n events of BUUliUvt , 4Um m-n- T gJTZriZZm. """'"v!.1 -- Eleo-no- ra Agricultural Fraternity A Honors Boise Youth Special Jo The Tribune. UXfvERSITY OF IDAHO. Moscow, has May 3. Earlo Blodgett,of Boise, the Alpha tieen elected president Zeta. national honorary agriculture Other officers who will fraternity. serve with him for the coming year vice ore Charles Spencer, Victor, Spence, MOSCOW, president; Harry Slfton. Emmett. secretary; Bruce Mostreasurer, and Harold Waters. Eugene Whitman. cow, historian. presj.Soda Springs, Is the retiring dPi Lambda Theta, national honorary women's educational fraternity, announce the Initiation of eight new Rugg. members. They are Barbara Ada GregBuhl; Goldle Smith. Boise; Caldwell; ory Jullaetta; Lora Allison. Grace Dawson, Lewlston:Mrs.Margaret E. W. Scholer, Rupert, and Moscow. Smith, honor' Alpha Kappa Psl. national announces the ary businessof fraternity,students the In eight pledging admlntstrat on. school of business Lard Wi Pocatello; McMllHn, Frank John Glase, Lewlston; Lambdln, JenBoise; Walter Slaughter, Larled kins. Idaho Falls; Fred Laldlaw Twin Falls, and Boise; Jere. Long. Jlaymond Ashcraft. .Moscow. Burley Graduate List Numbers 86 jMS.iiU When a Bull Pursue In a prairie town lives a man who Is grateful to a dog who once faced him from an angry bull. Ho writes as follows: I would like very much to have the of leaflet on Tn Care una Feeding old oUte Dogs,' for I own a faithful Lull got who saved my life .. whe our nr hone. ,.,v .n j mo sown , "I".j ...v.... ..... He is th The dog Is 14 years old plenty and weak, though we feed him and he has all the milk he will "Paul 0. Whitney. the Mr. Whitney does not give w.-all may details of his ndventure. but bull pursufancy an when ing him and knocking him over, the Collie with bared teeth sprang to the aid of his master. one of the Being chased by a hull Is adventures I hove not had. up to date So far as I can tell. I should not such an experience. I have been told of several ways to way la to jump a escape a bull. One fence.. Another Is to get behind !; tree and dodge around it. The bull cannot change his direction so quickly able to as vou can. and you mlghV.bewould be tire' him out. Of course If better to climb the tree, buttimeI am for not have did supposing you If' there is no tree or fence atNtand. vou may have a chance to test your A cowboy told me that he nerve could dodge a bull by letting it come The close and then Jump to one side. on for a big animal would then run charging back. from distance before wav nf escavung Y... ever heard about Is a bull that I have bv catching his tall. If a person holds on tight enough, the bull ran nevet The best way of all is to keep out of the pasture! may make ui think cf Tree-Ferns- . of trer the Among the many kindsmost Interesi-ing- . fern-tre- e is one of the Special to Toe Tribune. It may be spoken of as-- an overhigh grown fern." but it has a. trunk very BCRLET, Idaho, May 3 Burley this much like that of a tree. On the island eighty-si- x ejvhool will graduate sometnc.es grow-tw ith of Norfolk, tree-fern- s 1937. vear, twelve more than in n a height of TO or 80 feet. the exception of J!!. when elghty-aevethe Is graduated, 'the class BacTomorrow A Smart Dog. largest to graduate from Burley. e calaureate aervlces will take pla-- L. Rev. George (Copyright 1528.catePublishers gyndi hundav, Mav 6, andofthe the Christian J.obdell. pastor which sermon, church, will deliverD. the S. tabernacle. mill be at the L will be cnmm.nmrnt exercises 11. The tield at the tabernacle May Rev. J. K. Carver, pastor of the Og-mformer a and Presbyterian church, the Kotary club governor, willAtdeliver these excommencement address. ercises the Invocation will be given Special to Tbe Trltiuo. BLA' KFOOT. Icaho, M,.y 3 Maj fcy Bishop Clarence Randall; presentation torch honor awards. Roy Davidterm of district court will convene medal. son; presentation leadership Mondav, May 7. Two petitions for naturalization will be heard. ConstanSuperintendent W. W. Christensen; senior token, (J wood tino Athanasios Ka'segeanes. nhtive presentation of of Greece and Paul Novosad. native o. Bingham; presentation of class distribuiethr.slovakia. will ask. tof be made I'lJS, PrlncJpai Earl Ramsay: T A Johnson. tion of diplomas. C citizens The case of the state vsT,, Musical selections by the high school Flizabeth B. Hutchinson, on a felony under farfe sand and glee club charge, obtaining money and the remainder pretenses is slated, ot the calendar la made up of civil in District Court Opens May 7 nd IS te Tse Tftbnoe'. Idaho POCATELLO. but twenty teachtrs-t- pcll , M.v . 2 All nrtHrt to. Mc- Sfn-e la. W. Aloly- was anrr urrcro ryn H leifvnelis, VS. toil IhftBlpeon Young vs iu- Martha J. Ho:matU k....n. V,ii e ststee. Is an rs Gabriel Holmqulst: Walter L tag and e is Cherry IHsle va. Tweaiy-'-JireMd Wrjgai' teachers In the Wright; Ruth L Boyer vs. WiUum 8. out of th twenty-fiv- e In th Boyer. senior high achool will return. two places tw junior high scnools out fLCAOS GUILTY. of and fourteen ar acntteacher In th elementary fvetsl U TW Tritun.. sXhuoti WIS Bat return GREEN RIVER wio . Ms terdsy after th trial of t;. BANKER RETURNS. who Is charged with grat.d . h ; Speelil te Tb Trssaa. had sUrted h The n HALAD. Idaho. May Z Jedd guilty- - to or, of guilty M from Joba an autocjoWla Sr.. president of the Flrt Nstlonal hsak. and hi wlf and brother. Wil-lia- stork Sarins March mA'-bl-JIn and i to v;,ij prehndd with the H Jones, re'urr.ed M has act sal il lag the winter ta vtlie soar after. Tuesday sfter aer.UfSjoed. tana Cailfor.iisu UV.. Jon. ay r - ' f J I i aasaf 9 mill mm SPECIAL MUSIC SCORE By 0idl sou w 3s thildien r.iothera. who wr - ur h!p YVbil woman, TONIGHT 9:00 P. M. Finals in Ensemble Group of Eadio Vocal Contest What a Peach of a Play This Is! r.msrksbl su. laai -t- his sesson will surpsss In jrandeur mas-te- r hits by th cess The unusual int.rpretations of latest danc to.s his to onlookr a even reluctant play.rs will bring await to thir rhythmic music. N.w romane and thrills yar'. ft, Just Two More Days Three More Performances you. New iMWMlMUttPi ' zzz-- ' SHE'S J .. . rsrflw'r'a i .MLUtUttv Byrup- - hi. c ri f Ielni It My n prompuy- I children and elderly BOTTLS- li tr - rtt 1 lAarr.J First I in sait A HITI lm I iSaS - w ' .ssssTaP; With ALLAN rOFteiltT and SCANDALS" chorus th whel I Cmdy lnta Path Nws CeoeaSJNeveitr SaienSIS MutWc P THE COMEDY J Thursdays and Saturdays at 2:30 Every Night at 8 :30 " - THE FORUM a SUGARHOUSE The Naked Truth SENSATION" WOMEN KADI ftEOQGEiK. DANE ADTHUCL. COLLBQIAnT' THE saA.K B mwl IVINTI iii Miss Gladys George In in Adorable Gypsy Girl Role Ban Erwiy as Her Lover Matinees 1 MACK 8ENNSTT GYPSY FIRES w limn '- case. nd I - tuiina and Id It t mdu efesjlMtt It is mna ana asaii in Snd mnA ot .IUM STtDlna .ai. strain. CoatalRing neltbsr oplat nor narcotlca. It Is aaf for the tiniest Children like It and tak it baby wilimsiy. Cald-sreEvery drug s'T sells Dr.a bottle s Syrup Pepaln. Keep whrett many llv someIn your home quickly. oa Is sure to PJM would b glad to he you prov Cald-al- i much at our tiresM haw ran Syrup Fplnwrit 'neeui to you Just Syrup and ' your Dllaata. sad w will Montlcailo SAMS-Llend you prepaid a Orchestra ce NOW .Jim .cClF I AT A4E S3 I 10-Pie- PVerdi fiieinhoftS - v :. iGEM pt- - Erary yelr glenof th working day someoa aoaM-wbIs seing. Into a drug store to of Dr. bay It. Million of hot tie Caldwell Syrup Pepsin are balms used a yar.Its great uccsa' la baaed on merit, on repeated burins, on one satisfied tlllas another Tbr are thousands of homes lit this countryof that Dr. bottl are never aithout hav i.'aldwtH s Srup Pepsin, and ten many hundred of letter front telllas us that It grateful peo9 when them everything els Bill tingling y their Vaudeville MAY 5 mtofi CAST of STARS from 4 During the World War SATURDAY NITE Cald-wel- It by The Story of the Home Life of Our Enemy Also a Big 1ANCE a powte'a IWsWsti CJub OPENING family doctor at Montlcello, As not Illinois, th' whole human body, any small part of it. was Dr. his practice. More than half Vails" were on women, children and L.ahies. They are the ones most often But their Illnesses were usually s k. fevers, headof a'mlmw n. iure-co- lds. reaches, biliousness and all of them quired first a thorough evacuation. They were constipated. In the course of Dr. Caldwell's 47 vesrs' practice (he was graduated using" It. sBB w ail dealers VIJJU '!s s E-sC-s- DANCttr. a ) a' PICTl RE rstD mblo 1 Doctor Found Women and Children Sick More Often than Men tirs(rrm .. MAYER V i NIL The Home Shoe Polishes in. Mm MMf With riJOUID POLISH at 7 f Mm 3 It MfrsSSzM and VICTORIANS Ruah Medical College back In 1675). he found a good deal ofauces In such cases with a prescription of his own containing simple laxative h.rhn Kith Deosln. In TV..; he dsetded this fojrnula In th manufacto u s tp b known ture of a medlcjn Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, and In cases. that year his prescription was first Amonr the divorce cases slatefl ar vs. placed on the market the following: J.liiden O. Johnson WilTh preparation iinmedlavsljr bad ss Helen E Johnson, Nancy Louise Oer-- A. Williams. vs success In tb drugstores as Nathan liams t nm. Melvin I :. Anil.a (Teat a had 10 ur. caioweu s - it nrvlous . y IC Brem- rj Wrc(' SCHETTLER coiors-- SSSSSSSW 9 Greatest Love Story Ever Tom (PA8TK S BBBSSSSH fl ShinoiA or SpnI POLI8HBSlSe 10c 99 fit Tomorrow I f arnover Small Pocatello Schools special pictures of I with "old reliable" All tree-fer- I first! They Shoes get the "once-over- " must be neat, to make a good impression. Be "polished" 2 minutes a day does it, v ,URDU 4W Oliver Albert!, Conductor J 1 tslKLs f7 (3 I v. I ViTJrJTJ: . -35c HURRY ! LAST TIMES TODAY STAR OF "7TH HIAVIN" Yffcv ysfeawrr. CMt&ms& stsasssssil "CDtTETiV" I 3S-Arti8t8- Enterprises L. Marcus SHOES. I 13 3XSXm I LLIe the our Orchestra Biggest of His Career r WANTED Uncle Ray's Corner The an umertlll. mc II Po- nlne-tv-nl- Fife, Mrs.KlnS Hendricks. Ramona Jones FlorLona Watson, Blanche Colbath. Klva Mayme ence Highee, BerHunt Anderson. Maggie Petty BarMabel Dalley. Mabel tha Pettv, Mrs. Annette Betinson. Helen tholomew. George Winters, Kdlth Larsen. Foster Sylvia Jones. El.la Manning, Dewey Thorley, Alt Hattle, Maughan. Gardner, Leigh. Hazel Granger. Ins. Gardner Perkins, Lillian Lottie Misha Jones, Haab METfartafW. Katw HmU Beth Leigh, Foster, Maude Corry. Allle Ida Macfarlane, Redd. Viola Barlow. Irene Andrus, Zelma Lunt. Jennie Alice Lunt, Ellen Bulloch, Beulah Perry. Mrs. Lyman Sevy, MarLowman. Claire Pennlon Jones Ienbcll. Josephine garet Carpenter. Mildred Mattle Booth, Cora Barnson, Gardner. Sargent. Jennie Leigh. Sage Evan Hunter, Evelyn Winters, Seaman, J.rand Winters, Smoot Hamblin Leigh. Seaman, Peon Booth, John Carol Sargent MarCarmen Leigh. and Seaman Mrs. John Seaman, garet Halght, wth kitchen. Direction fMrnh SOLOIST thj estsb-ll.hln- ( XVITh Lucy bates harold Ilmma P M LILLIAN gumt m L LLOYD H Glf I Popular Concert 1 AND negligence rests (ontrihutory with the defendant to 1 - shown wun nrr ...... iT.it , s he proximate pro ved t hi s of injure, and the burden of Idsho. May POCATELLO. for April catello building permits amounted to IUL300. according to The A. B. Canfleld. Fir. ...-- Chief in this tO- .I ltm ' . .u- ward I. D. S tai "ere. in" Tki.H hall. I2K.O0O. and the ad- -recreation .. .. . v'1.h.-.lBHanre ha- II.- 12j.onion ... onler- f00. The balance was composed nf residences. Thirty-on- e penmis were Issued. mmWmmmmWSSmEKBmmMmm nigh t wa to Tbe Tribune. 3 a Tylor IsuncUy Only 12:30 to 1:30 ENDS TODAY! ffiSft5S bv Pocatello Permits Show Builders Busy tutional question be tried before tt federal judges and hi recommendation WyoThe case Involves claim of Teton and of ming state tax toofficials taxee amounting to countv. Wyo., on water general hundred! of dollars southern stored In Jackaon lake for users. Jdaho water to Tbe rldeii claimed tne iwji" though being ii:ed n "he constitutionality of a in he Wvomlng itatute la questioned tie esse Judge Bothwell represenilng consticanal company, asked that the nee ffrulil ir In v 0 th,.v city in their sun company against the Troy Laundry that the supreme .mrrnSd th. decision of the had Tower co "hich rendered Judgn.ent damf the Kellys for $r,SO0 in fsv son. Fr.n- ages for the deJt of their C The roun? man sustained Injt.rlcs. in February. I25. when aUvery alccmpanji. truck of the liundry driven on the to have been leged 3 Idaho. May gallons of maomhliie. safRsHBasssff ?Poi. Eatefle p to The Tribune. POCATELLO. Twenty-tw- State Gem UUlBfl I Parents Finally Recover $5800 On Portals Fail To Bar Officers Says 10, Mshap Victim's Burglar Chains to Collect Water Tax. Case Will Be Tried -- news. Nell bchettler and Victorians. City," a selected Loy mid John MlUan In "The Crimson luisiriN-Mvr- na lat- with Allan Forrest. Aiso rBee'tVe'llr'-SL- l DIE INITIAL i DAMTftfiFS ItlelwlJJlKQiS wmm I nil inn." i -- WILKWOTy E rH n - ' ..... . ii Starts Tomorrow! . CONCERN WINS lag - 4. ta Sunday ONLY TODAY 11 a. m. MEN ONLY 8 ATUStDAY NIQHT i NEXT WEEK Startinf With th Matinee ALL SEATS 30c PIGS Jehn Golden Calebtated Hit New Playen lOtry Usher aad Leonard Strong Introduciaj s Two |