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Show SEGTION CtWO PROVO (UTAtl) r SUNDAY ' HERASD, SUNDAY, ' MAY 14,-1939 EAGETHREE Dbn!t Want's" Can Easily Retire Yoair "Wants" WANT ADS PHONE 495 Want ads will appear on the Classified Ad Page if they are In the office before 9 a. m.t after which they will appear in the column "Too Late For Classification." Classifica-tion." -J Want Ads will be accepted until 1 p. m., except on Saturday, when they will appear in Sunday's issue if phoned into the office by 4 p. m. Rates First and second day, each insertion 10 cents per line; three days 25 cents per line; one week, 40 cents per line; two weeks, 70 cents per line; one month $1.20 per tine. Minimum charge 25 cents. Mirmum accepted 2 lines. All words must be fully spoiled out and no abbreviations abbrevia-tions accepted. Classified Ads Must Be Paid in Advance Legal Rate 10 cents per line per Insertion, In-sertion, 8 pt. type. When ''Easy Payi 1 1 ments are Hard To Raise Get PERSONAL. Come in, phone, or write. You'll find us friendly, interested, and "human." "hu-man." We're GLAD to lend where a loan will HELP. People of good character and ability to make small regular payments, but who do not have the kind of security usually required re-quired elsewhere, can borrow up to $300. Co-signers not needed. No credit inquiries of friends, relatives. or employer. No embarrassment. As simple as opening a "charge account" in a store. PERSONAL Loans up to $300 PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 8th Year in Provo 2nd Floor Knight Block Room No. 207 Phone 210 Over Walgreen A. C. WICKMAW, iianager BUY NOW! Five Room New Strictly Modern Stucco with Basement Apt; 3-car garage: very good close-in location loca-tion $5000. Four Room New Modern Brick with Basement Apartment; double garage. Good location $4200. Four Rootn Frame finished basement; base-ment; garage, nice lot, gocSd location. loca-tion. A real bargain at $2100. Good terms. Seven Acres Northeast Well improved im-proved good home, barn, coops WTLshhouse. Bearing orchard good water right $6500. Five Room Modern Brick New furnace. Near Dixon Junior High School $2850. Choice Building Lots Acreage Large or small. Everything in Real Estate, Insurance and Loans. Dixon Real Estate Co PHONE 75 or 1421-J Come in or Phone for Appointment FOR RENT Unfurnished ROOM ( modern apartment, cheap. 485 South 5 West, rear. ml4 NEW, modern electrically equipped equip-ped apartment. 708 East Milton Avenue. ml9 - - - - 3 CLEAN rooms with bath, stove, garage. 65 South 4 East. ml9 TWO 3 room apartments. 581 North 3 East. Inquire 333 North University Avenue. ml9 APARTMENT in duplex, available avail-able June 10, William F. Hansen. Han-sen. Phone 239 W. ml5 HOME, 3 rooms, dinette, modern, $22.50. Inquire 808 West 2nd North. ml6 OR partly furnished 2 room apartment. apart-ment. 260 East 6 North. ml4 4 ROOM modern apartment. 33 East 3 North. Phone 564M after 4 p. m. ml7 ATTRACTIVE 7 room modern home, newly decorated. 261 East 1 North. Phone 774J. ml9 3 ROOM modern basement apartment. apart-ment. Inquire 70 East 2 South. ml6 WANTED TO RENT - 5 ROOM modern home. Furnace. Reasonable. Reliable party. Write Herald,-Box 6. m24 I FOB REAL REAL ESTATE i BARGAINS -RENTALS: Busi- I nets or Residence Insurance, I Bonds or Notary Work - " I Com r f K-r A HEAL REALTY COMPANY 165 West Center Street Provo's New Shopping Centei See our windows for specials Excellent Home! Hardwood - Gumwood Fireplace Front Rooms Most Modern Conveniences Con-veniences Basement Apt. BUILDING LOTS 66 Feet, by 280 Feet JU3T A FEW LEFT TERMS. Phone 1099 Willard L. Sowar ds AGENCY Office: 39 West 2nd Nort St., Provo, Utah We Specialize In Lawn Mower Sharpening by Machine. You can trade your old mower in on a new one at The General Shop, 159 No. Univ. Ave, Phone 915W. We Buy, Sell and Exchange Ex-change New and Used Furniture. Furni-ture. You'll be just as enthusiastic as we are when you see this beautiful Mod. Brick Home 6 rooms, upstairs; 3 rms. down; 2 sets plumbing, dbl. garage; all improvements paid $5000. Let us show you a money maker! mak-er! Brick, modern, 2 sets plumbing, plumb-ing, extra lot on 440 No. 3rd E. See Prows & Haws Realty Co., 53 No. Univ. Ave., Provo, Utah. Phone 456. FOR SALE Miscellaneous 7 WEEKS old pig.s. 712 South 2 West. ml 5 FLOWERS, Snowballs, for Mother's Moth-er's Day. Phone 365J. 808 East Milton Avenue. ml6 2 JERSEY cows. Phone 156J. 147 East 2 North, Springville. ml6 3 PIECE living set, dining table . $40; bed and mattress. 339 East 2 North. ml9 WEINER pigs. 1820 West 6th South. Bert L. Carter. ml6 PEONIES, 25c per dozen. Mrs. Ratcliffe, Phone 584W. ml4 RUSSETT seed potatoes. W. A. Penrod. Rt. 3, Box 94. ml4 LITTLE Dies. Earl Fereruson, 256 I West 2 South. Phone 381R. ml6 1 I 1927 CHRYSLER roadster $25. Wayne Norman. Rt. 2, Box 271, East of Lincoln High school. ml5 MOTHER'S day peonies. 662 West 5 South. ml4 A-l Jersey cow. 5 years old. Just fresh. Thos. L. Kitchen. ml5 PLANTS; sweet potatoes, toma toes, peppers, egg plant, cab-1 bage, cauliflower, asters and zinnias. M. Oscar Boyer, 211 North Main. SDringrville. ml7 SEED potatoes, T. J. Bunnell. Vineyard, Route 1, Box 285. ml4 LEAVING city, must sell household house-hold goods at your reasonable price. New and used clothing. Biggs Storage, 550 South 1 West. rnl5 KIMBALL piano, oak finish, $50. 270 North 4th West. ml4 YEAR old registered Guernsey bull. Out of proven sires, tested dams. Frank Davenport. 1090 West 2nd North. ml4 SPRING fryers. 750 South 11th West. Phone 030R3. ml5 HOUSE trailer, reasonable. Route 2. Box 114. Orem. ml8 VERY fine old Italian violins. Will sacrifice for cash. Can be had on trial. Peay's Mo-Tel, 262 South University Avenue. ml4 PRACTICALLY new dining room set. Bargain. Phone 53, Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove. ml4 CONWAY piano. '31 Henderson motorcycle. 30 North 2 East, Springville. ml4 COW, freshen soon, also, young work horse and dairy farm. Phone 462-W. 274 North 1 West ml4 LUMBER, choice native, cheap, also coal, Christopherson, Phone 791. j8 UPRIGHT piano, good condition $85.00. Laurence Tuckett, Lake Shore. , ml4 NEW Evinrude and Elto outboard motors. L. & H. Tire company. 348 West Center. m28 TOMATO, cabbage and all set out plants. Phone 159. 467 South 6 West. m28 UTAH'S Hottest, Cleanest coal. Sold with money-back guarantee. guaran-tee. Special large Spring Canyon Can-yon nut $5.89 plus tax, ideal for summer Othe r sizes at reduced prices. Right Weigh Coal Company. Com-pany. Phone 525. , m21 Best Bang of the WEEK ams PLANTING TIME THE best only the best. Finest varieties of everything! Roses ornamental " shrubs vines and evergreens. Aster verbenia snapdragon. Double ruffled, royal purple and celestial rose colored petunias, etc. 25,000 plants to choose from! Provo Greenhouse- Phone 80. GASOLINE FOR quality.. prices on gas or coal call or see Hill Brothers, 12 North 1 East. Phone 1512. GARDEN SUPPLIES GLADIOLUS, 25 large ljulbs, all different 50c delivered. W. Reed Nuttall, Route 2, Provo, Phone 012R3. m4 ARCH SUPPORTS AND other orthopedic appliances. Made to fit your personal case. Louis Kelscb.. uoorerle, 124 West Center. SAND GRAVEL CRUSHED, graded, washed. Insist In-sist on it for your concrete. 93c per ton delivered. Also, two concrete con-crete mixers for rent. Provo Sand and Gravel Co. Phone 343. PHOTO FINISH FILMS. Any 6 or 8 exposure rolls. Developed, printed. 35c. Photo Art Shop, 265 West Cen-ter. Cen-ter. DELIVERY and MOVING CITY Delivery & Transfer. A call brings us on the run. Phone 1515. FOgJggy J FURNISHED ROOM for lady, meals if desired. 416 North University Avenue. ml5 3 ROOM modern apartment. Apply Ap-ply 322 West 4 North after 6 p. m. ml6 SLEEPING rooms, or 2 room apartment, 364 East 2 North. ml4 COMMODIOUS, comfortable modern mod-ern house with baths and electric elec-tric equipment. Springdell Provo Canyon. Phone 42. ml4 3 ROOM modern apartment, heated. heat-ed. 324 East 4th North. Phone 654. ml6 PARTLY furnished modern three room apartment. 337 South 3rd East. ml6 CLEAN nicely furnished room for elderly gentleman. 602 North 1 West. ml9 MODERN apartment suitable for couple. 387 North 1 East. ml9 6 ROOM house, 880 North University. Uni-versity. Inquire Rt. 1, Box 100, Thomas Boulton. ml5 3 ROOMS nicely furnished. Electrically Elec-trically equipped. Couple. 521 South 3 West. ml8 2 ROOM apartment for couple, $13, 47 West 7 North. Inquire 420 East 3 South. Phone 1173J. ml8 3 ROOM modern apartment. 115 South 3 West. ml8 3 ROOMS, modern, unique. 360 East 6 North. Phone 1305W. ml7 OR UNFURNISHED, 4 room strictly modern apartment. StoVe, frigidaire, garage. Inquire In-quire Ruth's Beauty Nook, 706 North, University Avenue. ml6 NICELY furnished sleeping room. 110 South 2 East. ml6 2 ROOM modern apartment. 425 East 1 North. ml5 3 ROOM modern apartment, electrically elec-trically equipped. 92 West 4th North. m29 MODERN 3 adults, $25. Phone 1621. room apartment, 318 East 1 South. ml4 3 ROOM modern apartment, couple. 170 West, 2 South. ml5 1 2 ROOM modern apartment. 138 East 1 South. ml4 3 ROOM modern apartment, adults only. 141 West 1 South. ml9 HELP WANTED BERRY pickers wanted. Roy H. Gappmayer. Phone 04R2. ml9 STRAWBERRY pickers. Phone 04R4. ml6 ' - " PASTURE LAND FOR COWS, horses. Can take small dairy herd. Phone 1169-W. ICE CREAM FOR party, family dinner. Ice cream cake rolls 35c. Bonnett-Vacher Bonnett-Vacher Co. 402 West Center. A & W ROOT BEER NOW on tap. Drive in for a delicious de-licious mug of A & W. 129 South University. AUTO ACCESSORIES COMPLETE spring and glass service. Ahlander Mfg. Co. 476 South University. Phone 100. TYPEWRITERS FREE steel typewriter stand with purchase of a Remington portable. port-able. Ed O'Brien, Phone 263. BUY, SELL or TRADE 2 RIDING horses. Will buy 10 (ows and 20 heifer calves. Phone 65YJ. 765 West 5th North. FOR SALE or RENT PIANOS $55, up. Accordion $35. Lessons. Prof. Williams. Phone 940R. 308 East 3 South. TIRES RADIOS SOLD for balance due. Make your own long easy terms. Morrison Auto Supply, 225 West Center. FOR SALE COLORCRETE your home. It's the best and costs the least. Faone 1515. EXTRA SPECIAL! PI. Grove. 3 acres good land, plenty water, 6 room mod. stucco over tor. home, furnished, garage, barn, all kinds choice fruits, beautiful beau-tiful shrubbery. Ideal: must be seen to be appreciated. Let us show you this wonderful property. DIXON REAL ESTATE CO. Phone for appointment 75 or 1421J Special Bargains! New 5 Rm. Mod. Brick Heated, N.E. Close in. Attractive Terms at 5 interest. Mod. Brick, arranged for 3 Bedrooms. Bed-rooms. Consider trade. Terms. New 2 R. Frame Large Lf Terms. Consider Trade. Consider Trade, Salt Lake Home! for Provo. Build or finance Lew homes. Low interest. No tie-lays. tie-lays. GRAY REALTY CO. See Us Before You BUY - BURN - BORROW FOR SALE REAL ESTATE CHOICE building lots in Provo s newest addition. Rock canyon road. Phone 036-R-2. F. R. Workman. ml6 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS TO RENT a small portable compressor com-pressor arid jack hammer. Box O, Herald. . ml4 LOST LADY'S gold wrist watch at carnival Monday. Return to Leone Geslison, Spanish Fork, reward. ml4 HELP V ANTED FEM A Lfc LADY cook, 055J3. for cafe. Phone ml6 FEMALE HELP-SALESLADIES YOUR OWN DRESSES FREE and up to $23 weekly showing famous Fashion Frocks. No experience ex-perience needed. No canvassing. No investment. Send age and dress size. FASHION FROCKS, Dept. N-8971, CINCINNATI, O. HELP WANTED Salesmen AUTO Supplies and Accessories Wagon Jobber Salesman wanted for Utah-Western Colorado ter ritory. Must have late model two door sedan. Must furnish cash and surety bonds. State age, previous work, family status, religion, and describe car. F. W. FERTIG & CO., INC., 2752 Fullerton, Chicago. HELP WANTED MALE RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call on farmers in Utah County. No experience or capital required. requir-ed. Steady work. Make up to $12 a day. FURST & THOMAS, 426 3rd St., Oakland, Calif. DON'T BE A "JOB HUNTER" ALL YOUR LIFE! Settle down in Permanent Grocery Agency with earnings up to $27 first week. I'll help you; operate on my capital. Details free. Man ager, Box 91, Oakland, Calif. Real REAL ESTATE .- BARGAINS! BEAUTIFUL 7-ROOM STRICTLY STRICT-LY MODERN New Dutch Colonial East side; close in. All the very latest features: spacious clothes closets, finest of tile bath-rooms; floors covered with the best of carpets car-pets ahd inlaid linoleum; Venetian shades. Lovely deep lot, full of flowers and shrubs of a wonderful variety, with garage. Price $7350. Tou must see this to appreciate it. LOVELY 6-ROOM " COLONIAL HOME in a nest of flowers and shrubs, with income possibilities. Main floor has lovely living room, dining room, kitchen ahd three bedrooms. Lower floor, or full basement. Lovely amusement room with both inside and outside entrance; en-trance; one fine bedroom, laundry room, fruit room, and furnace room. Lovely well-kept lot, with garage. All special improvements, including street paving and curb and gutter, paid in full. East side, 1 blocks from B. Y. U. Splendid residential district. Priced to sell as owner has moved out of . the state.t $6000. 4 ROOM FRAME COTTAGE Modern conveniences, with back screen porch and small basement. Small lot; close in. Street paved. All special improvements paid in full! Priced for immediate sale only $1850. 5 ACRES CHOICE FARMING LAND Good water rights, splendid splen-did 5 room modern type home with modern conveniences. Part basement. base-ment. Good barn, chicken coop, 1000 capacity. Situated on high land overlooking the valley. 6 miles from Provo. What a buy! What terms! Price $3500. About $500 down; balance less than rent. 10 ACRES Very Choice Sandy Loam Fruit Orchard on brow of Provo Bench, overlooking Utah lake. Splendid water rights. Good 5-room brick home; barn, garage, granary, hog-pen, and chicken coop. 6 acres of choicest varieties of fruits and berries of almost every description; one acre alfalfa, alfal-fa, three acres pasture, implements imple-ments to run place; one work horse and some chickens. A wonderful won-derful buy. $4800. HEAL REALTY CO. 165 WEST CENTER STREET Provo, Utah Phone 4 "We Sell the Earth and Insure Its Contents" FOR SALE CARS 1934 Plymouth town sedan, good condition heater, radio. 282 South 1 West. a29 K'lAKIi AMI ROOM HOME cooking, nice rooms, work ing men. 955 North Universitv Phone 458. mlQ JFOR SALE TRADE EQUITY in new car ior carpentei work and building material. Write Herald E. C. ml5 FOR S A L E HO USES BY owner, large brick home, close in. suitable for apartment, rooming room-ing house, party or club house or business. 128 East Center. jl2 . LEGAL NOTICES Probate and I Guardianship Notices ! Consult County Clerk or tlie Respective Signer for Forth- 1 er Information. V NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ARROWHEAD METAL MINING COMPANY Principal place of business: Provo, Utah Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors Direc-tors of the ARROWHEAD METAL MET-AL MINING CO., a corporation, held ,on the 24th day of April, 1939, an assessment of One-Fourth ( '-4 ) cent per share was levied on the outstanding capital stock of the Company, payable immediately immedi-ately to Alice McArdle, secretary, at her office at 322 Ness Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. Any stock upon which this assessment as-sessment may remain unpaid on Monday. June 5, 1939, will be delinquent de-linquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment pay-ment is made before will be sold at the office of the secretary, 322 Ness Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, on Monday, June 26, 1939, at 10:00 a. m., to pay the delinquent delin-quent assessment, together with the costs of advertising and expense ex-pense of sale. ARROWHEAD METAL MINING COMPANY, By Alice McArdle, Secretary 322 Ness Building Salt Lake City. Utah Pub. in Sunday Herald April 30, May 7, 14, 21.. 1939. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Sina Cobbley, deceased. de-ceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the Law Office of Dean E. Terry in the City and County Building, Provo, Utah, on or before be-fore July 8, 1939. RAY E. LOVELESS Administrator Published May 7, 14, 21, 28. 1939 June 11-18 has been designated as Keep-America-Out-of -Foreign-Wars Week. Just to. be " ornery. Hitler and Mussolini will probably be. quiet during that' period. n 11 0 x Jf!flL v : .r-4-'i----- ...... , t - ij. " - V -- Philfp Muiay arW John L. Lewis, left and right, in right hand photo, look speculatively over-at trio ; of mine operators after White House conference in which President Roosevelt served 24-hour ult -- matum to end strike deadlock affecting bituminous coal industry. Operators, left to right: 3. D..Ai Morrow, L. C. Gunter, W. L. Robison. Between Murray and Lewis is David J. McDonald, another v member of United Mine Workers committee. OREM Timpanogos Ward ' Sharon Ward MRS. MCUKll.L (JKANUALL Ke porter lhone 02K-K-S Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Park entertained en-tertained a number of friends at a delightful party at their home Thursday evening. Red peonies and pretty potted plants were used in the entertaining rooms. Halph Hayward of Provo told the highlight high-light stories of their recent trip to Hawaii and showed the motion pictures he took while there. He also showed pictures of Mexico and the Mt. Nebo drive in Utah. At midnight a delicious buffet luncheon was served. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hay-ward, Hay-ward, Mr. and Mrs. Parnell of Provo, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Terry, Mr. and Mrs. V. Emil Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Pyne, Mr. and Mrs. D. Orlo Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thom-as Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. J. Erval Christensen, Mrs. Julia C. Burr, Mrs. Ada Skinner, Mrs. J. D. ryne, Miss Glenda Taylor, Miss Dorothy Trotter, Alta Rappleye. The hostess was assisted by her daughters, Helen, Beth and Evelyn. Eve-lyn. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Long of Grand Island, Neb., visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sumner. Mr. ' tong is president of the Pathfind-3r Pathfind-3r Life insurance company. Mrs. J. D. Pyne, Mrs. V. Emil Hansen, Mrs. 'i nomas Jacobs and Mrs. Ada Skinner were luncheon quests of Mrs. W. E. Mitchell of iJrovo Wednesday. Mrs. R. D. Wells entertained the members of her bridge club at her home Thursday atternoon. Ane delicious luncheon was served ai uie cara taoies. Mrs. j. h$. sum- ner and Mrs. M. F. Crandall received re-ceived the high score iavors at the card games. Mrs. V. Emil Hansen wai a guest and the members mem-bers in attendance were: Mrs. J. B. Sumner, Mrs. J. D. Park, Mrs. Harold Calder, Mis. A. A. Richards, Rich-ards, Mrs. Bessie Excell, Mrs. M. F. Crandall and Mrs. Wells. Cnestei Kocherhans entertained a group ot young folks at his home Thursday evening at a uuihday party. Games were fol lowed oy lasty reireshments after j which the young folks attended the show at tne Lincoln high school. The guests were: Norma Rae Wells, Kue Jean Jacobsen, Dona Hazen, Phyllis Justesen, .Beverly Reiske, Richards McDonald, McDon-ald, Willard Bradshaw, Ferren Johnson, Vein Stratton, Herbert Stratton and Chester Kocherhans. A special program has been arranged ar-ranged for Mother's day in the Sharon ward Sunday school with the ward music committee in charge. The theme, "Mother O' Mine," will be carried out in music and verse. All mothers are cordially invited to attend. The Sunday school officers will be in, charge of the special Moth-dent Hilda Cornaby presided. Fol-er's Fol-er's day program to be given in lowing routine business com- 'Perfect Start' H 1 I&qL I:. K .j 4 &' new;, type barrier ' developed . by holding jace horses .in stall and to tested at Hollywood . Fhone An Ad-Tshed . - - Coal Opponents in Washington V f - U " ' " 1 'f h v5; -fti'-i-sr: Summer Tops in 'J? v - "I r: w I l ;,) & , P -V i, 1 V,l 1 ' - 1 - - . rvr 1 t , , i v 1 A H -A'-;! -x ii m , , " ' i -y ' y , """"" " '" r J:," r' - 'y ' , fvw, 'A . f'Lrv -'-s . U'- i -fix - - : V There are several things in the photo above that add to the delight! of summer beach lounging Among them you may note the hats. The man wears a new sun-proof, crushable topper of hemp fibre, while his comDanion Drefers an old-fashioned straw harvest hat, -- S 1 i I Timpancgos ward today day). All mothers of the ward are given a special invitation to be present. SPANISH FORK SOCIETY Ora Gayle McGarry was award-j ed a prize for a perfect record in attendance during the winter at Mildred's school of dance recently; Barbara Louise Clark won second place in attendance and Sally Marie Beck, won third place. The Workers' Alliance are still holding dances every other Saturday Satur-day night at the National Guard Armory and invite their friends to join them and have a good time, according to Pratt Hill. Mrs. Hannah Hawkins was hostess host-ess to the Junior Thalian club Wednesday evening. Vice Presi- Barrier Tested ' Mtxir'b' s' i.''' y Clay Pruett to eliminate assistants provide fair starts for races Is being Park,' Inglesrood. Calit v ' ' ' - I k' llvp , i i f I Y ' Ii: 1 1 ' n . H- ' mi A ' f Vl !' Hi? I? ft: 1 W 1 J Beach Accessories (Sun-jmunity singing was directed ? by Mrs. Biancne j. - jensen.T -jars. Klara Snyder gave an Interesting taiK on "contemporary; Jroeia ana iheir foems, wmcn was, xonowea by an open discussion by the-members. the-members. Light refreshments were served by the "hostess , to, eleven members. i Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Thomas of St. George, Utah, and baby were guests during the week of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Thomas. ' : LINDOtl MRS. LA FNCF. W A LKKR V Reporter C. Sympathy of the ward goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clements in the recent death of their twin baby Sally and illness of the other twin Sue. The babies were born four months ago at American Fork. Mrs. Clements (Emma Allman )Ls a former resident; of this community. ' .1 '"- Elisha Mayhew and George Duucu icii. vy uua, lucouajr liiui u- ing to attend the world e fair, at New York. They will Visit points of interest along the way 'across the continent and return. by-way. of San Francisco- "V . ".- . Mrs. Buraell West and children of Albuquerque, New Mexico arrived ar-rived Tuesday for a visit with relatives rel-atives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson have recently returned from a visit with Dr. and Mrs. Dean A. Anderson, and family at ' Ogden They report. Dr. Anderson able to-have to-have the cast removed ..from his back. He suffereL several . broken vertebraes in a coasting accident st Huntsvflle last winter. Dr. An-dersort An-dersort teaches at WeberoCollege. IDAIIO OFFICIAX. CHALLENGES POSTOFFICE BQISE, Ida' May 13. lLE-f Atty. Gen. J." . Taylor took ' up the cudgel of V state rights today against federal postal authorities in an effortito save. the state $23,-C00 $23,-C00 annually in postage, , The state is wnder no obligation obliga-tion to payf federal postage on its inter-office -material -and transmlt-it transmlt-it through the mails," Taylor; ruled at the request- of "J. AV' Cbndie, superintendent of public; Instruction. Instruc-tion. - . v j.-.-. 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