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Show lilts SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY Monument Drive Nesting End x KcithrOi Brieiv Co. Grand Ball Will Mark Close Announcement Made That Accommodation Can Be Provided for Visitors. Earlier Work It Begun Than Usual, Owing to Favorable Weather. Bperiat to The Trlbuae, gprrtal LOGAN, Jan. 22. Despite ths unprecedented enrollment at the Utah Agricultural college thle year, Logan will be able to accommodate the several hundred visitors expected (o attend the ehort winter courses and the big annual round up and conference. It appears from a canvass of the town Just completed by Professor Joseph K. Jensen, chairman of the U. A. C. housing committee. According to profesor Jensen, after the 100 attending the farm tractor and automobile school, the poultry school and the crops and pests Inspectors convention had been accommodated, 200 additional could still have been placed. Half of Logan has still to ,be canvassed so It appears probable that accommodations exist for between 300 and 400. The college expects to need all these to President accommodations, according round-up and The farmers' Peterson. will conference begin Febhousekeepers' ruary 2 and an attendance of fully M0 Is expected. Probably 300 of this number will come from the town surrounding Logan and will be able to return home nights. The other 200 will have to find accommodations In the city. Another 100 special students are expected to attend the scoutmasters' convention which runs from January 20 to 7. while the watermasters' con February will ventlons bring in another fifty or seventy-fiv- e Irrigation experts. The voca tlonal conference of high school teachers of agriculture and home economics and high school principals and superintend enta, which will be held st the U. A. C from February 2 to 7, will use up all remaining accommodations. week, when tha great During round-u- p est ruab will be on, the college haa made to place the visitors In diarrangements rect cotununlcatlon with the rooms available. Six automobiles will be at the disposal of the housing committee and these will be used undJr the direction of faculty members to take the visitors direct ly to suitable accommodations. The college cafeteria Is making arrangements to carefor the added number. Three meals 'will be' served each day. T to Tbe Tribune, POCATEBLD, Ida., Jan. 22 The weekly weather and crop report of Clinton E Norquest, meteorologist In charge of the state weather bureau, released today, states tha orchardlsts have begun pruning, owing to the fine weather that the latter part of the period covered by the report. Tree pruning will occupy the attention of orchardlsts lor some weeks Ths report adds. "There was some thawing about the amiddle of the week, but hard freealng st PlYTOTI 2 Bl(ht prfy,Med th, Irogt leatlng the ground, which. In most sections. Is stillfrosen hard to a considerable depth, llowIn the Panhandle the frost la out eer. 4Vi IHTh- - ot the ground In some localities, and soma Lit till- plowing was done during the past week I -, . , The weather was mostly faxorable for i iVlOr feeding and stock 4n the sections where Ol feed la still to be had did very well. Boms feed for localities have been without weeks and this condition la fast spreadother sections. Into ing Roads are In general tn fnlrto very good condition, except tn the Panhandle, In the W'here they are reported poor. lower valleys thawing has softened the roads to soma extent on the top, but for the meat part they continue frozen hard iill tU lilt- helow and they are passable In all but a ,ew exceptlonlly I Exceptional Offerings in Qir Today and Tomorrow char-acterii- r 23, 1920. r prcSlUClll Da tv r tne nf JrS to used nn by I ,ntan,r her father, Robert! P i x t o n, who was a member of. tha Mormon! battalion on itsj record - breaking fnarch to Bingham County Exhibitor T' Win Grand Champion San Diego; ship at Denver Show. PERMANENT SEED EXHIBIT PLANNED Workers Urged to Continue Special to Ths Tribune. Efforts Till Campaign IDAHO FALLS. Idaho, Jan. 22. J. H. igrge Dresses r GirlsScnrcDrcsses 2 to 6 Years Special to The Tribune. 8 to 14' Years BLACKFOOT, Ida., Jan. 22 Information has Just been received by M. O. MonTteasley, former executive head df the roe, county agent, that F. A. StarkweathBonneville county farm bureau, who reIs er of this city won the grand championturned recently from the state seed ship In the fat lamb class at the Denver show st Pocatello, states that arrangefat stock show on a carload of Bingham ments have been completed for a permanent seed exhibit at Pocatello, to he county fed Hampshire lambs. OINTING fame the out that already The prize was won against the stlffest In a building at the passenger placed of the Mormon Battalion has spread It is understood that the competition. station there: the building to be provided were then sold at a figure which lambs Into practically every household in by the Commercial club of Pocatello. A large assortment of charming little record price, being In world's as a stands President Bradv of the Pocatello Comthe west and to many communities of excess of 4314 cents a pound. mercial club, and Mr. Beasley were apdresses for little tots from two to six. all over the country as a result of in Tha news of Mr. Starkweather's great pointed a committee to complete the the campaign for funds to erect the Morshowing at the Denver exhibit, against g All of the Made of fine quality Serge in amart styles, all the big feeders of the lntermountaln exhibits shown at the state show will be mon Battalion monument, a letter has been receives wltn satisfachas County, section, Pomodels. . Colors placed In the permanent exhibit. straight-lin- e with hand smocking and embroidery as been sent out by the state monument comtion and pleasure by the farmers and catello was selected as the place for the mission stockmen of this county and Is considered urging the workeis In the city to exhibit on account of ths great number in effective plain styles. trimmings, or complete their canvassing by the end of an excellent criterion of the stockfeeding of travelers through that place. this week If possible. The letter says In possibilities In Bingham county. Arrangements are being made to make part; Mr. Starkweather also exhibited at the up a national seed special with exhibits 'You have come to the closing days of recent Ogden, Utah, show, where he won of Idaho seed and various farm our great campaign. Through to The Tribune. products zeal Special your second and third prizes In the fat first, send the train over the country In and earnest efforts If they Bhall hold out IDAHO FALLS, Ida., Jan. 22. At a lamb class, winning every ribbon that waa the cere of competent men in order to and and up to the last day of the campaign mass meeting held at ths court possible to be obtained with his five carexploit those resources of the state. period, January 30 we feel warranted In county loads of Bingham county fed lambs and house afternoon, presided over hogs. we In yesterday shall succeed that you assuring generously over the top In our by County Commissioner Ell T. Simmons, getting T. G. Bond of Blackfoot made his first ELECTED drive for the 3100,000 necessary to make the question of the equitable distribution exhibit at the Ogden show, with a carload the tike of bond a states authorized amount a funds of road BY county appropriation by of fat steers, which were given the fourth GRANGE available for the monmnem.. Issue, together with federal and state aid, ribbon In their class and topped the mar will be It written of these days was taken up. yet ket at 313.75. The big Shorthorn steep, Special to The Tribune. that the most wonderful thing about the It was brought out In the meeting that Bond, was a Petty," exhibited by Mr. BOISE, Ida., Jan. 22. The Grangers building of the Battalion monument was the state highwav department had desigweighing 1775 pounds. to their attention gave the the service Yellowso today election the willing which many hun- nated certain roads. Including of officers for the year. Being dreds of the cltisens of the west gave in stone highway through Bonneville couna democratic body, ensuing ANNOUNCES many nominations order to raise this fund, and the univerty, to be known as slate hignways and ss were made, but most of the old officers sal response which the people nude to such to be maintained by the state. The MAGIC! SCALE were funds are to be met by During the election hour their appeal. county f highway J. C. Ketcham, national lecturer, occu"Already the campaign has rescued federal funds from the oblivion Into which It had fallen pied the chair. to Th Tribune, Representatives of those portions of the I The chief contest centered about the the service rendered by the battalion In county not leached by the state highways LIFT OUT CORNS ikaha Jan. 22 The pnr'irvi i election of a master. There were several 'the winning of the west. Its fame Is expressed the Teehng that they were not an' Plasterers' In- candidates In the race, the result of which taken now Into every household. The to be taken care of in proportion to the of Pocatello ha. was that W. W, Deal of Nampa was reIs being taxes paid, as the designated highways announced a new story of Its achievements afa, of wa(?e for 1920. 1 elected by one vote over J. A. Handy of learned wa by scores of thousands of school wil re- no.u t.0U.h. tlieir femtoryArticle IV, section 1 of the Minidoka countv. children, the grade schools, the high Sore, touchy corns stop hurtbeen changed to read has "hf federo? anTstaU tlng towages, equal" to The other officers elected were.- O. N schools, and the colleges and universiof Tronaas of Bliss, overseer; Mrs. J. E. ties of the west are writing essays upon Kroer..n1ent ther wdI be fully flMOJK, ing, then lift right out h Pement hoow Parker, Jerome, lecturer; A. C. Knott, the march and the results of It. This f h.CaUnty. for le brick or substitute block, any with fingers Eden, steward; C. E. Elliott, Wendell, as- story of service and sacrifice and achieveto the building of gravel to up bri(.kworki or h,re hol- - Sixteen-month-ol- d sistant steward; J. W. Keating, Harrison ment once told effectively and endunngly roads Into those districts not reached by I uged ow tile jg uged exclusively, or where tile chaplain;! C. E. B. Roberts, Gooding, In granite and bronze, will never again TptaS?Uon and action seemed to treasurer; F. G. Harland, Payette, be lost to the world. Sell For a few cents yon can "Hold up before the people the achieve,four. h0n all other work th I satisfy and resolutions were passed comments of the battalion, the great things mending the commissioners for their at- con- be get a email bottle of the holjr. per Any In which and the ther did, spirit they they tractor hiring men In this Jurisdiction ON magic drug freezone, re$2400. did them. Jbment in county road matters. shall pay transportation and traveling discovered by a Cin cently In I the conquest of iY.a.mriTno,,fL "They participated at the regula? IS BEGIN SOON northern tthrbido0bS,ni,lSS" time Mind from the Job and 'cinnatl man. Mexico by their march, and did Ulunfld In- holidays Sundays, nights Just ask at any druf Rot T.Johnron, much to consolidate that conquest by the same to take effect April L Special to Th Tribune. store for a small bottle ol' POCATELLO, Idaho, Jan. 22. Con their garrison service In the conquered gineer for the Oregon bhort Line, to have I eluded, structlon of Merldell park, an enterprise Mexican towns. TWIN FALLS, Ida., Jan. 22. Setting freezone. Apply a few drops charge of the engineering and construcstock being promoted In this city by Salt Lake "By that conquest, with Its attendant tion of the county highways. record mark for th pure-bre- d upon a tender, aching corn ELECTIONS Interests, will begin just as soon as the purchase, 90,000 square miles of terrior callus and instantly all sale In progress hers since Monday, unweather will permit, stated C. W. Me tory waa added to the domain of the soreness disappears and OBSERVE MAY BE NECESSARY der the auspices of th Twin Falls BreedGillls of Salt Lake, who was here yester- United States, an empire in both Its exshortly you will find the tent and In Us wealth. day with Audley Ingersoll of the Inger-solPrideof All, a Shorthorn ers' association, SONG coi or callus so loose that "In their march of 2000 miles they esEngineering A Construction comwas sold to Th Tribune. A McMaater Son, Special owned bull by pany. The Ingersoll company has bean tablished the world's record for a march you lift it off with the BOISE, Ida., Jan. 22. Special elections to J. L. Silvers of Murtaugh, for awarded the contract for the Installa- ef infantry. Special to The Tribune. fingers. will probably have to be held in counties today tion of the racing scenic railway, a fea22 In this march they discovered and Miss Ethel E. Jan. $2400. BOISE, Ida., Just think! Not one bit vacancies exist In the ture of the park. made a road of great value to their coun- Red field, state superintendent of public I reT4atioirVflhe7eare"anV ViclfTn of pain before applying Competition was keen when the animal The promoters Intend the try, which, with their trails made over erecting today cal ed upon city and der"that the have full elxteen may freezone or afterward. rep was brought Into the ring. He la It dancing pavilion first and place It In op- mountains and across deserts, from the county school superintendent to observe reBentatlon at the gpgclal with touches of legislative sea-th- e months of docsn t even irritate the eration as soon as completed and then coast Into the Intermountain valleys, later national week of rong, February 22 to Lion, called for February II. age and a son of Pride of Oakto the ratify with remainder the of skin. the work. became roadbeds of transcontinental rail- 28, the week of Washingtons birthday, in national woman's suffrage amendment. Inproceed surrounding the at of first winner premium dale, ' The park, according to Mr. McGillis, wili road lines. Bcno s Hard corns, soft eorns or The vacancy brought to the atten- - ternational Livestock show tn Chicago be up to date In every detail, and will The purpose of this week Is to awaken tlon ofonly corns between the toes, also They participated In the discovery of atate officials so far is In Frank-th- e and several time grand champion tn contain the latest attractions found in gold in California, which so quickened set all America to Un county, j. H. Nash singing spirit and hardened calluses on botpresent state land eastern state fairs In 1919. amusement parks In the larger cities. the commerce and Industry of the period singing, to cultixate a taste for songs of commlggioner conclude th sale to tom of feet, shrivel up and having been Yesterday's session are Toconcerned. Jhat a new era of prosperity arose from the better sort; to bring people together that position while a member appointed n aen-Iso far aa Shorthorns of the fall off without hurting a t In the United States, and resulted In their various communities and develop ate ot the last legislature, IS RAIDED day attention was turned to sale of Hereparticle. It is almost magipermanently settling the Pacific coast the community spirit; to develop and th concluding and and stock ford swine, cal. with American people. A hat strengthen the great American spirit and satin comIN day Friday will be devoted to sele of regThe battalion aided the pioneer set uphold Its high ideals by the singing of AKfc. ON Ladies! Keep a tiny botistered stallions and mares. tiers of Utah, and therefore participated such songs as uplift and Inspire; and to pletes every tle on the dresser and nevIn the founding the the state. Special to The Tribune. amalgamate and give spectacular exer let a corn or callus ache MAD Touched wardrobe IN These are among the Important con pression once a year to all the various BOISE, Ida., Jan. 22. One man, a new twice. (Advertisement.) trlbutions of the battalion to the winning efforts put forward to establish communstill In perfect working order and ten gal22 Jan. POCATELLO, Officials Idaho, MEAT SCRAMBLE lons of whisky wera taken Into custody and development of the west. This is ity singing by the various organisations of the Union Pacific system returned to miles north of Rupert the story to be told by the Battalion monabout twenty-tw- o throughout the country. Pocatello today, after an Inspection trip comes crown of German Villa Purchased. todav by the sheriffs of Bonneville and ument. The statement of their achieveon the north end that took them as far VIENNA. Jan. 22. Announcement that Cassia counties and Harry Raymond, ments constitutes both the demand and and over a portion of the net a limited supply of meat would be placed Grune-wal- d Butte as 21. BERLIN, Jan. Wednesday, striking personality for the monument. It the justification deputy state constabulary official. market, three work of branch lines In eastern Idaho. on 'sale at the central villa. In an exclusive suburb of Ber.Y the result of a raid on a bam, ac- justifies the state's appropriation of Associated Presa) All wonderful patI President Carl R. Gray of the Union ounces being allowed per person, caused lin. has been bought by Americana, Japanese sugar sc cording to Information received at the 3100,000; it will Justify contributions from assemble there. to headed the inspection Forty crowds Pacific on ons system workers to the Tageblatt today. The price great have plantation plantation of commissions cording and office state the state, of the terns central to constabulary, it the city entrance in the-lates- t the Included also division gained which thousand some two on offlciala persons and other plants- ty, Is said to have been was found that half of the loft was filled from county commissioners, which you In the morning and paid for th property a o'clock of hours few In market a at this on Island of Oahu After stay the have Joined tions city One 4,000.000 marks. Parisian touches of with hay and behind the hay waa the still are urged to solicit. It Is your Justifireport haa it that Many failed and the strikers, according to the the party proceeded west to Inspect the 20 000 tried to get tn. the will be the permanent resiand the newly made stock, with Gottlieb cation, fellow workers, for respectfully, N.e Filipino crowd, while dencepremises vert trampled upon toby Planters' association. Nlppu JiJt, a Japa- lines between this city and Boise. of American ths ambassador. Praegietxer, a Russian, presiding as of- but boldly, soliciting your fellow citizens nese the confusion. pickpockets added newspaper here, asserts that 3300 for contributions to erect this monument. ficer of tha day at the still. Farmers Being Aided. workers, including all nationalities, have "We of this generation owe tiis serv- walked vtnmming Of out. Blot Squad I for Duty. ice to the brave battalion of United States IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE A red flag parade of sugar plantation Special to Tha Trlbun. ONLY soldiers who achieved so much In win22. An armed riot In Third Judicial Jan. and th 22. for HONOLULU. district. Idaho. Jan. FALLS, IDAHO Oscar was urged here today by the of Sheriff Rose ning and settling the west; but we owe strikers County of Salt Lake, State of Utah A. T Johanneaen, secretary of the executive squad under the leadership BY M. Spooner, plaintiff, It more to succeeding generations who Japanese newspaper Shinpo. vs. Anaconda committee tn charge of the relief being has left for the scene of the etrike of in the dry farm sections, Japanese and Filipino laborers on sugar ought to have this fine example of servMining company, a corporation, defenfarmer extended and achievement held Tribune. sacrifice The 21988. ts ice and Notice to .creditors dant. No. Special is Issuing orders on local milling plantations as tha result of an exchange and stockholders of Anaconda Mining TWIN FALLS, Idaho, Jan. 22. Al- before them In beautiful and permanent FALLS. Idaho, Jan. 22 At the panies and feed dealer for corn and on of shots between the police end striker to Inspire them with patriotic ferHonohas all ordered This feed discompany. la sheriff The for of stockholders th of rancher hay. being ths though he fell today a distance of twen- form Idaho today. meeting and devotion to duty. Pursuant to an order of said court lulu police to remain In their barracks Falls National bank, held her todav, tributed to the dry farmers tn those disty feet, striking head foremost on solid vor"Bet the alogan be. from now to the Frank made In the above entitled action. of Salt Lake was elected tricts where there was crop failure last rock, Mark Bristol, 22, employed at the Plngre close of the campaign,' Generously over Notice la hereby given by the underLoral C. F. Poulson season on account of the drought. Twin Falls highway district president; A. E. Stariger, Grorvenot, GIvea Position. signed, receiver of th Anaconda Mining only minor injuries, ac- fund. and Jabua Ritchie, .vice presidents; A. R. business Interests expect to subscribe plant, suffered 22. Election of company, a corporation, to ths creditors Battalion Jan. monument for WASHINGTON. the care the take of to to the L a top at local E. (20,000 and situation. about attending physicians Homer, cashier, cording Clayton, assist"Push for the Battalion ball in your ant cashier. Gilbert Grosvenor a president of the of and all persons having claims against hospital. National Geographic society to succeed said corporation, to exhibit and present Bristol fell from a scaffold over a bln respective districts on the evening ofd To Build Addition. broken rock. Had the Battalion day. January 30, the seventy-thirthe late Rear Admiral John E. Plllsbury said claims, duly verified, with necessary party filled with foot to Attend School. Leaves Tribune. of The , ths completion of was announced today by the society's vouchers, within thirty dais after the of the bln been In anniversary Special te crusher at the Mr. Grosvenor has flret publication of this not.ee, to said reMake it Sperlel to Th Tribune. IDAHO FALIA Idaho. Jan. 22. L. M. board of managers. operation. It Is stated, he probably would ths historic battalion march. company is In been director of the organisation for ceiver at his office, 701 Utah Savings & J LOGAN. Jan. 22 3. Eastman Hatch. Earl of the galinbury-Lahave been drawn into the machinery and the social event of the year n for over Make every preparation Trust building. Salt Lake City, lull. modern office twenty years. promptly 0f jj j; Hatch, left today for New San Francisco looking permanently Injured, If not killed. of your contribuNotice ie also hereby given to the stockto attend school for two semesters I buildings In that city and having plans reporting the amount of 4ork the state comholder of said Anaconda 1nlng company tions to the secretary WiH Instruct Junior. at Columbia university. Mr. Hatch Is a prepared for th additional story to ths Change in Operator. to present and file verified proofs of th place mission. Mrs. May Belle T. Davis, 3i'S member of the stats executive committee Merchants' building here, which is owned bulnm fnr ell mutter conTh Tribune. te POCATELLO. Idaho, Jan. 22. Milton th number of shares of capital stock nected with ftald receiverehip. 8allsbury-Ear- l The addigperial D. 8. church building. Salt Lake City." of the American Legion. company. tha by 22. Press Th Associated who said Anaconda Mining company lias of th operator, All claims ot creditor and itockhoMer IDAHO FALLS. Idaho, Jan. Null. tional story will provide for forty offices. been stationed In this city on a local paper not bo fUed within said time wiJL tmdr Th offices will be ready for occupancy executive committee of the Bonneville owned by them, together with the number Spotted Fever in Galicia. Will Direct Driv. . farm bureau has completed ar- of th slock rertifirsie or certifies-- , since June 1 last year, hae been Irani-erre- d the order of mI4 court, be forever October L- county about ta his former position In Fresno, SkKNE, Switzerland. Jan. 22 Spotted BIwtCKFOOT. Idaho, Jan. 22 Lowell Dated thi 19th day of January, rangements to have a club leader take and the number of shares of each, within , where Mrs. Null has real-leduring fever ta making Increased ravages m Holbrook ha been p aced in charge of new automo- charge of th beys' end girl club ef th days after th first publication of oL&K.n, in r tf Investing you IL In Pocatello. R Baber eastern Galicia, according to reports re- the drive for th Armenian relief fund, bile. the quick way to turn the old on county throughout th farm districts to In- thirty Null's stay to the said receiver st his this Hurd & Hurd, Attomev for Jkeoeiver of West Virginia arrived In the city yes- ceived here, which declare there are more which Is to be made from February 1 to 13. Into cash Is to offer tt, adequately de- struct them tn tbeir work and encourage office, 701 Utah Savings A Trust build-tnof first puoUcaUun, January late of their work at Balt Lake City, Utah, which said U-terday andf this morning succeeded Mr. than 100,000 cases of the disease and that Chairmen will be appointed In th differ- scribed snd attractively priced, la Tne them to make exhibits Null. office the undersigned has (elected si 10,000 deaths have resulted. the state fair In Boise. ent precinct throughout th county. Tribun Want Ada. Completed. Indeed an exceptional selection dresses in attractive belted and include navy, brown and maroon. Bonneville Idaho, Reach an Amicable Adjustment District prlxe-wlnnin- Both of These Lots Are Specially Priced for These Two Days Only. OFFICERS IDAHO r ld UNION NEW WAGE 1 DROPSOF NEWEST IN MILLINERY gp.i fX'uTNo. - S s, tU - Animal of'agerhaTl''"... WORK PARK for TO frm.elt IDAHO WILL NATIONAL i , at Twin Fall I SPECIAL WEEK Straw - STILL SOUTH IDAHO OFrlClALiO INSPECTION TOUR , ' of womans THOUSANDS with straw, it be a FOR Truly par-stru- ck shape, color, and. SLIGHTLY HURT FALL Today 20-FOO- $7.50 O $110 rock-crushi- 1 OBRIEN CO. rl y. i no-Ic- 9. , i |