Show THE OGDEN 0 DEATH STRIKES -- COOLDIGE'S DOG Rob Roy "Was Allowed To Wander Freely About Capitol — wr — — iuur X IT rws 1 of Tears u to my OOOOE uJlLLBe ABLE TO pCO- l- WASHINGTON Sept 24— (AP) —Rob Rqy President Coolidge'a Collie companion Is dead The handsome white dog1 which came to Mr Coolldgre shortly after he became chief executive and who was constantly "with him at work and at play died at Walter Reed general army hospital of ulcers of the stomach By GOLDBERG Terrible News BOBO BAXTER -- the: Eur success f AMY MORE" AT LAST STANDARD-EXAMINE- AMb1Fd-O- ctTlZMS W 4- IS TO TH£ CP GRAFT AAJt A Ac AtM - tt UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO MOS21 — (AP) — Colleges Sept and universities of the land have before them the problem of reestablishing themselves in the confidence of the people who- support them declared Dr Frederick James Kelly today on his Inauguration aa president of the University of Idaho "Few things in all human history have been more sublime than the faith in public education which has grown 'up In the American publl! mind" he said 'BUtiihl$ sublime faith in education s of late years being subjected to severe tests People are looking about them and seeing tha in this nation which of all the nations of the world is spending by far the most on education we still have the greatest disrespect for law we still have amazing corruption among our politicians: we still less efficient have more crime-ancriminal court procedure than In other countries we-- stU have an increasing proportion of our families breaking down in divorce ONLY AN AGENCY "Those evidences of the failure in this country to bring about the essentials of successful democratic life are giving pause to people who have rested confidently in the assumption that if we but give education a sufficient chance we could not fail to solve our social prob lems "We cannot avoid' the dlsquiet- Ine realization that education is the agency for which society paying a tremendous price in the belief that it iwill guide social evo lution rather than merely reflect what is current in the social mind Education must build public opin ion not be moulded by it Educa tion must bring about correction of social ills rather than be content to perpetuate conditions as they COW lAilSTRAT(OA) - i ' - - FIRST SYMPTOMS Rob Roy developed his first symptoms of Illness Immediately upon returning- to Washington from Wisconsin At the summer white house ho had been in splendid health A few days ago however he began ailing and President Coolidge sent him'to the hospital Rob Roy occupied an al position among the numerous pets at the White House Of the six dogs which were kept at the executive mansion Rob Roy was the only one which President Coolidge allowed to wander freely in and out of his office during working hours Intensely jealous of his master the dog otten had to be restrained from barking or snapping at visit- ors who seemed to obtain too much attention from the chief executive P d J TbTHG DrFeRexrr Pouticau lULl AAit uiglu ffl mectiogs la Be able TO TCLL )lLjLI U)MO3 HoXi£STA3b p At?OUWb J i i 1 i v ' y y L V THE 'NVENHOM GONE V I — fNT I MILK BUYERS EXTEND RANGE BOISE Sept 24—(At)— Fast transportation is widening the "milk range" of the large cities and forcing: the cheese manufacturers into more distant centers as a result of which Idaho may benefit T O Stitts marketing expert of ti4 United States department of agriculture declared at a conference with George N Tucker director of the state bureau of dairying Stitts said Chicago milk consume ers were reaching deep into Wisconsin for supplies and though the cheese manufacturers there were not suffering they were building plants in cheap milk centers in the south A corresponding expansion into the west was also seen as a possibility He predicted a time when fresh cream and even fresli milk would be shipped to Los Angeles and San Francisco from southern ATTACK IS MADE ON MES WILLEBRANDT r) church at LfOrainer Ohio "The majority of the Episcopal churches to which I belong" said Miss Gross "as well as the majority of the Catholic churches do not Just because espouse prohibition a few Methodists and Baptists do does not guarantee all the churches of America The women of the country want temperance such ai we had before prohibition and not politics in the churches" FIGHTING-FIRE- S IN FORESTS SAN FRANCISCO Calif Sept — With a fleet of airplanes and thousajids of men combatting 24--(- AP) California's forest fires officials believed today that the most of the conflagrations which have swept nearly 200000 acres in the past few days had been checked A force of 2500 men including 500 marines and sailors was employed in southern California Airplanes scouted the Torests for strategic points to establish fire lines Blazes in the Palomar Cuyamaca and Potrero districts of San Diego county were checked somewhat last night although they were still burning fiercely The Palomar fire was the worst having ewept up Aguanga mountain toward the northwest and invaded the slopes of Palomar mountain proper RACING MOTORIST DIES OF INJURIES 24 — (AP) MILWAUKEE — Ralph Eckstrom Sept28 Chicago race driver died early today from a skull fracture suffered when his car crashed through a fence at the South Milwaukee speedway miiiiiiii y y t 'i 'flu ' : nifmr — n ') -- - jy: - t ff "WVt 'BIS ' 03222 Fries For Over SO Years ounces Kg? r MILLIONS OF POUNDS USED BY OUR OOVKRNMEHT III f "MAZE OF CREDIT" Whether superficial things are Dr crowdiner out fundamentals Kelly said "a perusal of biogra eggs and market poultry CENTKRS The states near the great eastern consuming centers form the There' is a large second group In California development poultry and the northwest The south raises considerable poultry but has ' not made it a major commercial busi ness As a matter of fact the southern states ship less poultry to distant markets in proportion to their flocks than any section which indicates a heavier home consumption there than elsewhere The records show that flocks of chickens are increasing althdugh not as rapidly as prior to 1910 but that the raising of turkeys ducks and geese ia decreasing Studies of the effects of price on demand have not been carried far — which is one of the things the council would like to see poultry done— but the prjee now is slightly higher than a year ago Egg storage figures are heavy now and will decrease during the winter poultry is the reverse because of seasonal marketing reasons About 80 per cent of the egg production is shipped commercially and of this 12 to 15 per cent goea into stor age woth CONSUMING WASHINGTON Sept 24 — A billion dollar industry is clamoring for greater recognition A committee representing the national poultry council last week urged budget bureau ' officials to recommend more funds for research work by the department of agriculture in the solution of problems affecting poultry and eggs' The story of the egg carmot be told in a sentence expressing a conbetween two sumer's preference minute and four minute boiling Nor is the sole problem of poultry whether it shall be served "southern fried" or "western stetfed" These are matters which in the main rest between the consumer's palate and his stomach specialist HANDLING OF POULTRY It is in only comparatively recent yeara that there has develin handling oped organization For more than poultry products ten years ths branch of agriculture has been running salea in Excess of a billion dollars annually The packers and dealers have organizations and so do some of the producers but it is only lately that there has been a movement to a raise what heretofore has-beemore or less hit or miss business to the rank of an Industry GRAVE CONCERN Uncle Sam has been giving some OVER FLU CASES attention to poultry and eggs but nothing compared to what he has SAN JUAN PORTO RICO Sept devoted to certain grain crops although wheat oats fruit potatoes 24 — (AP) — With 15000 cases re and a long list of farm products ported by health authorities and rank well below poultry in value the Red Cross an epidemic of In Poultry men now are prepared fluenza caused grave concern in to prove their assertion that poul- Porto Rico today Five thousand cases of malaria measles and oth try is the only live food product er diseases have aso followed the whose increase has kept pace With the growth in population tropical nurricane Physicians said they were frank VALUED HIGHLY alarmed at the situation Red ly Such studies as have been made cross orticiaia announced mat no of the by department agriculture town was without an increasing with limited funds and personnel cases and that have been valued highly The number of influenza was pneumonia gaining "farmers bulletins" of th bureau It was possible' if the Influenza of agricultural economics relating to cases continued to develop into dispoultry and eggs have been be an outside call there that tributed by millions of copies The for nurseswould The Red Cross was more ia council that poultry asking to assist the health commia ready new funds be granted so that if he decided he needed ad studies of production and market- sioner Its ditional forces ing problems may be made representatives intend later to testify before the house appropriation committee Signs that the poultry Industry waa attaining the right to that des-- J ignation no longer tJ be consid- ered merely a haphazard of the barnyard have been multiplying with development of specialization in chicken duck and turkey farms the realization of The doctors tell us that 90 per farmers that in eggs and poultry — the salea value of each branch be- tenii vi an sicuness is uue to stomYou can't a ach and bowel troubles ing in excess of $500000000 year — there waa a source of real be well if your digestion is bad revenue and forward steps in mar- you are likely to ret sick unless you relish food and digest it properly keting GREAT FOOD VALUE Tanlac has a wonderful record Way back in history chickens as a relief from digestive troubles were bred only for cock fighting even those oi years' standing purposes The lowly hen accomMr C Pierce of 3445 S Sidney the first panied to land Flower St Los on these shores emigrants Ancreles Calif but the last century was rather well advanced be- says: "I had indigestion badly con fore the great food valu of poul- stipation - and dizzy spells k still try products gained recognition and worse Tanlac steadied my nerves duiic me began to be handled as a busiin and now has ness me in theupbest weight condition in years I It was after the civil war that the first Incubator waa invented tneIf you sufferor from gas pains in stomach bowels dizziness ince that time great advances constipation or torpid have been made in assisting na- nausea ture There are huge Incubators liverj if you have no appetite can't sleep and are nervous and all run the baby chick business ia thriving down you need Tanlac It is good and eggs poultry both are beim P11"® Medicine made of roots graded so that the producers can i fcerbs Rn i barks Get a bottle from benefit the get of price dlfferenuais although much remains to your druggist today Money back be done in this line Refrigeration ti it uoesn c neip you has been an outstanding boon to producers and consumers alike Despite the poultry- specialists with their intensive methods located near great consuming centers the middle west remains the great source of supply for poultry 52 M1UJON BOTTLES JUSED products Iowa heads the list for : n STAGE MISHAP ENDS IN COURT Acrobat Swaps His Wife Because She Misses Leap Claim phles especially autobiographies of men who were in college fifty to seventy-fiv- e years ago helps us to realize that youth has been youth for a long time" He charged however that many students were interested only in piling up a maze of credits and that the colleges encouraged the practice Colleges op erate in' such a way as to "encourage intellectual frivolity if not ac tual dishonesty CHICAGO Sept 24 — (AP) — One night at fceoria Sam Aero of the vaudeville! team of Aero and Aero braced himself in the calcium's Josephine F Olson county rewhite glare measured with his eye corder reported the follow the distance separating him from ing real todayestate transfers:' Vivian and cried his partner R D Lynch and wife Lcomia K Allay-oopLjnch to Mary A Warner a part quarter of section For years he had been crying of the northwest and for years his 30 township 6 north range 1 west "Alla3f-oop!- " wife and partner had come hurt $10' ling through space to land neatly on hi outstretched elbow That night In Peoria his partner FORMER OFFICER came jhurtling just like always exHIMSELF cept thatf she missed the elbow In stead of a pretty tableau the NEW YORK Sept 21 —XAP)— stage picture was Aero and Harold Speakman author and forAero iprawled on the etage floor today shot and What followed is the basis of mer army officer on killed himself in the ambulance Mrs jAcro's divorce petition hospital file herei Sam the petition says driveway of Bellevue waited for her in the wings With where he had been driven in a or any- taxicab One of two notes which out saying Allay-oopout also were founfl on him said the writer elbow his thing he stuck had long been ill and was about to the forearm and fist Mrs Acro's meet a white horse" a man "riding fuU the she that got petitibrL&verselbow-forear' In hereafter the en fist effect of the semble five times AN INDUCEMENT BUYER — But PROSPECTIVE two or NIG1TTMARE three houses HIS you have only new of suburb in yours as this "Does your wife nag you REAL ESTATE AGENT — I much as formerly?" But Just look at all the "Yes but now she calls it psy- know space—AnswersLife parking choanalyzing"— - - !" - n all-Ameri- ence last year may again make such a claim at the close of this conference season if weight and veterans have anything to do with the outcome A scan of the Idaho gridiron ros ter showed that the aspirants for 1928 football honors are heavy and THAT'S PLENTY experienced — Coach Charles' Erb mentor of Wifey What l did you ever do any fellow man? the Vandals is busily planning for that benefited the opening of the season on Sep Hubby — I married you didn't tember 29 with the fighting Bob- I? — Judge cats from Montana state college Graduation last spring left a NATCRAIXY dent in Erb's aggregation He will be minus a veteran quarter one "Why would you rather marry an half two guards arid a tackle Po- aviator?" an "It would be silly to discard sitions will be filled from the refreshmen material ace" —nt-mt- a serve and which according to the early sea son outlook 3s bright weight drop kicker will be held Glenn Jacoby one of the most as reserve guard Rosenbaum frosh backfield star colorful field generals on the coast Hast year will probably "see action during the past two seasons will on the Vandal front this fall with fall on not be seen the gridiron this team One of Coach Erb's major problems several' of his last year'sveteran mates Darwin Burgher a sigwill be the development of end is regarded as certain for one nal caller to equal the of the wing positions last Barrett Kenneth Jacoby Kershisnlck better William year's sophomore star who got known as "Wild Bill" second year Into a few games and Art Cheyne fine condition third year backfield man are the fullback reported In and is furnishing life to the Van best prospects' dal workouts Walt Price Ogden There is a question of Sammy youth is down as one of the regu fleet-foote- d finhalfback Perkins ends lar ishing his- final year of vNarsity footErb is assisted this season ball If Perkins decides to for- byCoach Beam and Rich Fox? Steward ansake the sport there will be Is the Idaho schedule: Following other big hole to fill Orville Hunt 29— Montana at Mos September and Hutchinson are regarded as cow the best substitute halves October 6 —Open Another vacancy looming up In October 18 — Whitman at Mos cow ' early practice is the- guard berth October 19 — Stanford at Palo Al occupied during the past three sea' sons by Chuck Diehi bulwark ' of to the Idaho defense "Spec" Diehl October ' 27 — Southern Branch at brother of the missing veteran Is Moscow November 3 — 'Washington State being groomed for the position Maurice Brimhall probably will at Moscow November 10— Open complete his varsity career at the other guard position November 17— Montana at Mis Iester Kirkpatrick letterman soula November 24 — Southern Calif or will be at his old position at cen ter and Harvey Sumpter heavy nla at Los Angeles post-seaso- -- red-hair- ed ': - t Ki IIIIM EHINNECOCK HILLs' N Sept 24— (AP)— Although etrin ped of the national open crown Tommy Armour the Washimrtoii pro still remains to be reckoned with when and wherever golf ia " V played Tommy beat a great field to rr- ture the Metropolitan open cham- pionsmp m juiyj yesterday he beat the cream of the country's professionals In a special Invitation tournament at the National Golf links here recording a score of Trailing him by a single stroko was Joe Klrkwood the Albany GlaVc trick shot performer Bobby Cifu- ickshank the wee Scot from the Progress club and Bill Burke of ' Port Chester tied at 304 for third- !': place Back of the leaders were such notables as Walter Hagen Johnny" Farrell Gene Sara2en Bill Mehl- horn liarry cooper of Buffalo Jock Hutchinson Willie McFarlan© and MacDonald Smith This was the first time the exclusive National links with holes patterned after various holes of courses abroad was opened to pro- -' The ten fessional competition leaders In tljie tournament shared : $3000 In priiesi 72-ho- BASEBALL FLAG CHICAGO! Sept 24— (AP)— The "Indian! elgn' is back on tha American association pennant onc : : again chase Brunso tr After anll-yea- r Betzel and his tribe of Indianii ' brought the flag back to Indian- olia as the Reason fended yesterday by a dramatic 1 to 0 victory over Toledo while Its only rival Min- - V neapolis sank two and a from tho top by dropping its last game to Milwaukee 4 and 6 For Indiahapolis fans it was the realisation cjf riopes that have been kindled and! blasted for more than a decade biit for James Perry who finished his first year as owner of the club it was a trfimph of business "methods Perry pennant this year and spent Considerable jfnoney to get together a winning team By its championship Indianapolis will represent the American association in the "little world series" of against Rochester champion The series league will be decided in the best five out of nine fashion startlns at: Rochester Wednesday v half-game- promised-Indianapolis-- o BECAUSE STOCKS ARE LARGE AND COMPLETE ONE finds here just what one needs Because of the big volume of sales stocks are always fresh Because of our buying power prices are low every day Because our sales people understand fabrics and sewing one buys the right ' fabric in the correct quantity 5-st- Cotton Batts If You Sew at Home Here's Help ore $1 Cotton batts big fluffy two and one-hal- f pound batts size 72x90 Extra fine grade of cotton Each $100 Here you have the choice of pat terns and styles by Pictorial Review McCall's Home Journal and Vogue Style books for your guidance Fabric experts to help you with your ' in other words the sewing plans usual "Wright Service' yd $1 yd $149 Flat Crepe yd 15c Challie 36-In- ch Challle 36 Inches wide fine soft finished challie new print patterns for quilts Yard ' 15c !'!'' yd 17c Cretonne Cretonne 36 inches wide beautiful cretonne with new floral print patterns for quilts curtains drapes etc Yard 17c Sheeting yd 37c 81-In- ch Sheeting 81 Inches wide good heavy closs? woven sheeting for full sized beds bleached or unbleached Yard 37c j - Flat crepe 40 inches wide an all pure silk soft finished flat crepe In street and lingerie jPillov Tuhing Crepe Satin Tubing 42 Inches wide Pillow tubing made of good strong sturdy snow white muslin ' ' Yard 25c colors Yard I -r - 36 inches wide beautiful new jacquard silks Soft wool like finish la the newest fall colors Yard flOOv I i- -- Jacquard silks i - Most Everybody Buys ib atones ats gilt Jacquard Silks w right's i a p KM w s -- V - f le INDIANTAKE !" m ' i l KILLS ? 149 yd $225 Crepe satin 40 Inches wide A heavy bright luster finished crepe satin The most popular silk fabric of the season Biff range of new colors Yard $225 Satin Radiant yd $1 inches wide Satin radiant Satin Radiant made of pure silk and rayon Very bright lustre finish for slips lingerie etc Yard Outing Flannel yd 25c j v 2 yd 17c Outing flannel 36 inches wide fine close woven colored outing flannel la light or dark colors Yard 17c j 39 Stomach Pains TP 24 — MOSCOW Idaho Sept fnothftll Tilahn Ana nf thA bps teams In the: Pacific coast confer NEW YORK Sept 24— (AP)— great broken field runner for the University of Pittsburg last season has signed to play professional football with New York Yankees of the national football league Announcement that Welch had turned pro was made by C C Pyle owner of the Yankees Pyle said Welch Vould fill the spot In the Yankee lineup formerly taken care of by Red Grange Welch a product of Parkfirsburg W Va high school was Jan halfback last year He played a sensational game all sea son witn the fantners wno were unbeaten during the regular playlosing to Stanford in ing season n a game — h Gibby Welch re-sult- Relief from Gas by-prod- Real Estate Transfers I ! 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