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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY H0KX1XG, MARCH 25, 1920 A Truly Vonderful Showing of place your orders for EASTER Jnqucst at Twin Fall Re- - Idaho Farmers Said to Be Pleased With Utah-Idah- o turn Findings in Case of to Tl Tritun. TWIN KLLS, ld4io, Marth 24 Verreturned lat nfght by di A of iuiM le fc a Jury empaneled In the caee of Kggeraiflua, mhose body wae Tuesday from an almost Inaccessible (Hisitlun 30d feet below the Rlmrock jn Hex k Creek eanjon... near hi home, hillea northwest of here. Theories entertained by the coroner, i heitff and apparently by the Jury, pre- -. uppoe that hagerygluiui. who H re- -. fiwrdid as a religious fanatic and who had been for a time an Inmate of the state at the stake, avl(jm, trltd to bum hlmaclf manner. tmuting his death in that Near whro the bod v was found there jd apparent evidence of suicide, including a bottle that nad contained kerosene. There Is apparent mute testimony toat Kcgersaluss attempted to trues himself with wire about the branch cf a free after mounting a pile vf brush. Marks of the wiie were discerned on uis wrists and ankles. Officials assume that JJytrerstfluNS kindled the pile after binding himself, and that, intense pain restored his reason so that be treed himself, although too late to stv his life. Too lodv was badly burned, especially Shout the feet and legs and lower torso. disc-ove- OFFICERS CHOSEN BY j BOY; SCOUT COUNCIL ' to The Tribune. IUUATELLO, Idaho. March U At th. meeting o I the Boy Scout council last night the following officer were elected: The Rev, Harry S. Hamilton, aa president of the council; H. .1. Swanson, vice president ; Walter It. Sidera, second vice president; Ear Merrill, treaaurer; W. E. Froom, secre- r. tary; Clarence Stevenson, scout coramia-.jurn-- lrt The executive committee Is composed . of Mayor W. P. Whitaker, 1. C. O'Malley, Clyde Stratford. H. K. Hrady, Virgil Sanitna, Hr, K. M. Uay and Oeorge Alien. Others added to' the executive council are La Verne Collier. Claude Bristllne, C. 1L Cleaves. A. C. Hinckley. M. A. Pond, Captain Kadden, A. Y. Satterfield, V. J. Button, M. I,. Coultrap, W. R. Hurt a. Hauls Gallet, William K. Owens. J T. Young, l, Virgil Barnma, William Hyde. C. S. R. J. Phipps. C. R. Frailer, W. F. Howard, E. N. Roberta, John Norris, Finld Bentley, Jack Tuppcr, P. J. Plielan, Reginald Cleare, Howard Btorv, the Rev. Father Dolan. Nicholas Ifft W. W. Brothers. F. C. McGowan. Rural Merrill. F. W. Dickerson, J. Robb Brady. Drew Stand-roJr., E. C. Stratford and J. E. Harvey, Tun-nei- d, aud t Th Tribes. IDAHO TALUS. Idaho, March il -- Tha o has an Bugar company noumed Its is;e program and la issuing Its contracts. The provisions made offer compensation to the beet grow era who suffered a loaa last year. The company agrees to pay farmers who suffered euch lorsa bonus at th rat of $3 per acre for ail acre age planted in beets. The company agrees also to proud setd and plant It to the extent of the failure acreage of 1819. provided the tanner agrees put his ialluro acreage Into beet for the 19J0 acreage. Farmer generally are pleased with the provisions. It la said. The contract embodies the sliding scale basis of payment. Th basic price paid for beets testing not lees than 13 per cent sugar content Is $11 per ton. The sugar company slates further that If It shall produce at all Ms lactones cm seated in Utah and Idaho dunng th lSfO-campaign l.iW.toa hags of beet sugar, containing nut lean than led pounds each, the grower will be paid In add) lion to the basic pile of $11 per ton on a scale as follow' On February SO, t2l, the augur com pany will compute the avemgo New Toik net cash- basic price of beet sugar for th preceding monlb of October. No vember. December and January, and will tue pay grower, lit addition to the afore' mentioned paymeul, an amount per ton of beets represented hr the average net cash basic price of sugar in excess of $10 per hundred pounds. . In addition, the company will pay cents per ton for each one per cent of sugar above IS per cent, and will deduct 74 cents per ton for each I per cent b' . low 1$ per cent. Sprio, All Cal- l- 1920 Contracts. Fred Eggersglus. I . Other Flowers. Spring Lilies . , Oilier Floral Co. 10 Utah-Idah- Wasatch 1310 and 1020 E. Broadway. Judge Building. - il Hundreds of Patterns and Styles to Choose From, in Designs and Weaves That Surpass Any Former Season ' WlllESflPPEAL . Dress Ginghams, stripe and plain colors . Seek to Change Brotherhood Rule as to Residence. Women Ogden Special is Tbs Tribuss. h Appeal made by women of Ogden, wMca of railroad men who may, undur the rules of the Brotherhood of Locomotive have to move to Moirtello, Xev.. f peel. I to The Tribune. MONTPKDIER, Idaho, March 24. Th jjast week has been a busy one In Montpelier and near vicinity for the stork and blrthn were recorded as follows: To Mr. and Mrs. Bln Hulme, a boy; to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beckwith, a Boy; to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bunderland, a bov; to Mr. and Mrs. James Williams, a girl; to Mr. and a girl: to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrs. 1"0 Jensen, a girl; to Mr. and Mrs. , Edgar Young. Wardhoro. a girl; to Mr, . and Mrs. Charles Grlnnett, a girl; to fr. and Mrs. Alma Kuna, Bern, twins, boy and girl, and the third pair of twins horn to this couple; to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bisrhoff, Geneva, a girl; to Mr. and Mrs. 3'homaa Mlchaelson, St. Charles, a girL Suit to Quiet Title. Mareh ' if. In the BURHEY. Idaho, case of the state against L. Davla. charged with making a fraudulent conveyance of real estate to R. J. Jolly In July, 1918. the court yesterday sustained a motion for dismissal, made at th con-- 1 elusion of the defendants testimony. . To Install Heating Plant. BUGAR CITY, Idaho. March 21. It has been decided by the Bugar Citv Furniture A Hardware company, the Star the' ater, the Fremont tounty bank and the Gartie garage to Install an heating plant for their boslnfess block. IN BANNOCK COUNTY . Idaho, March 24 Arbor day has been set for April I in Bannock county, according to n announcement made today by Mias Nora Boyura, county superintendent of school. Due to the great differences In Reasons rOTATELl-O- c. .,25c Gingham, in all (he brands and all styles.. 45c well-know- n color White Halnsook in medium weight for ladies' and childrens wear in width; priced 69c Sheer White Nainsook, quality; JO inches wide. at 0 65c i Corsets delightful combinations at, per 69c and 75c yard Silk and Cotton Canton Silk, a fabric for underwear, lining, etc. Iriccd at 50c, fl.00, $1.25 et Eperisl to The Tribune. MONTPELIER. Idaho. March 24. Th Boosters' club will hold Its annual meeting and election April 4, when a complete set of officers will be voted for. Much Interest la being shown In the election, and as the club has much work under . Beach Cloth thi seasons popular fabric, in all colors; priced Model 69c, 79c, 89c 510 Imported Batina In white, tan and pastel colorings, comes in width; priced fl.95 (ut 0r fijRires requiring full ness through the bust, shoulders and liips, this mgdel has proved great success. The bust is medium in height and the skirt medium and cut straight around. (Veil boned throughout. Grad- uated clasps add strength to the garment and flatten g prominent abdomen. White VnvnLJ coutil. Priced at Printed Dress Voiles In fifty charming styles are priced at, 76c and 85c yard the various section of the state of Idaho, thq governor In his proclamation leaves the exact date to tne county superintendents. Program will be given In all of fheVchool of the county and many will plant trees. BOOSTERS CLUB TO HOLD AN ELECTION Two Models Which Have Proved Very Satisfactory to Many of Our Patrons Are Described Below Plain Vollaa, eome in all colors, in width; priced at, per 76c, IL25, 1.60 jard Flain White Voiles, a dainty weave for dresses. Width 118 and 40 iuchcs. Triced 1.00, $1.50 and 2.00 In For the Stout Figure Mans Fine 8hirtlng in wonderful new patterns in all colors and Silk and Cotton Crepe de Chine, a dainty fabric for making undergarment. and a happy substitute for It comes in flesh, piuk and white; priced ....fl.50 Imported Dress Voiles and Tissues, conte 10 and 45 inches wide. Itotb printed snd embroidered. The very finest fabrics to be aeon anywhere; priced 2.00 to f 10.00 Warner -- dainty Triced 55c Pradica Smart Tissue Ginghams, in different widths.' A sheer, dainty wash Fins Zephyr Ginghams, in handfabric in handsome plaids and some patterns in plaids, checks ' stripes. Variously priced at, and plain colors 65c 69c, 98c, 1,25 yard Finest Imported and Domestic Peter Fan, a wonderful fabric Dress i Ginghams, in handsome for children wear, unexcelled plaids with plain colors to mstch. for durability and colors .,.75c Priced 75c, 85c and 1.50 rt STORK IS ACTIVE AT MONTPELIER Fliase Crepe in plain colors and dainty figured designs makes pretty undergarments. plaid, S2 inch Kiddie Kloth, a splendid fabric for children wear. Fast for a period of ears, was made to Governor Bamberger vesterday, to us his Influence to eee If these conditions could not be changed. It wa represented to Governor Bamberger that under tho rule of the brotherhood as they are now, the men 'who are employees of the Southern Pacific are- - compelled to go to Montello for from eight to ten eurs In some In. stances. Some of them are represented to have purchased homes for themaelvea in Ogden, and they desire to remain there on account of living condition. It wa represented to Governor Bamresult berger that tne change corues as of a decision made by thg brotherhood confederal three years ego. Then came trol, and when attempt was made to put the regulation Into effect, the matter was iresenled to Director General W illiam G, 3lcAdoo, who postponed the action of the rule temporarily. A Governor Bamberger has been Informed, the regulation is one of the union ttself. Tire railroad company Is said to be n no wdy responsible for the regulation, which haa been ordered that some few ngineers may not be compelled to spend their entire time at Montello, as head-qua- POCATELLO. Idaho. March il. The lit the state of Idaho la asked for In n petition filed before the county commissioners of Rutte county by Edward M. Rowe and others recently. It Is to he called the Big Host and include RJver Irrigation district, more than 75, WO acre of land Ivlng In Custer and Butte counties, chiefly In Butte. It has the Intention of those Interested to ljen petition for this united action for some time, hut the Big Host River suit against the Utah Construction company at Pocatello has detained Engineer Nielsen from completing some of the data oil the case. There Is practically no opposition among the water users to this district being or. formed and the suit against tho Utah The governor said yesterday that In recompany has demonstrated to the users the necessity of united action to insure sponse to the petition he would use Ida the proper economic control of the wa- best offices with tire union to urge It to roconslder the regulation and to put it to ters of the valley, vote of the division SLgaln. "it Is not a matter,' said the governor, TRANSMISSION LINE in which I have any legal right at all. I fry to urto any moral Infioence I ASKED BY FARMERS shat; may have to urge division No. 54 to take p the question once more. In view of the fact that the men now affected had no MONTPELIER, Idaho, March 1 Farmers of Dingle, Bern and Lanark, towns part in the vote which fixed the regulanot being at that time members of tion, of Heap Lake county, have asked the T'tali tlie union. Power A Light company to build transThe petition carrNa the names of Mrs. mission lines from this city to connect O, Pell, Mrs. Joseph Vestemetr, Mr. up their communities. . A. Morrison, Mrs, William Bpelrs, Vra. Th people of these outlying towns have . It Brtxsee, Mrs. Ira D. Spencer, Mr. long sought these modern Improvements, and now they havo got back of the ... Austad, Mrs. Thomas Bomerby. Mrs. movement with a determination to pro- Austin O. Moulton. Mrs. Bert Klpello, Mrs. cure the conveniences, and, according to F. D. Smith and Mrs. O. F. Tucker, report from the local office of the power company, there is good prospect that the ARBOR DAY IS FIXED lines will be extended at air early date. largest Irrigation district . Amosksag Apron Gingham, 27- 29c inch; last color - LARGE IRRIGATION DISTRICT PLANNED . Model 313 orMt i made of durable pink coutil, and is especially designed to confine fleshy- thighs. It hM a long skirt, flat back and bust of medium height. The waist is beautifully CQ indicated. Priced at..... rfl Co Mtl-QBii- ei that Is of extraordinary Importance to Montpelier, efforts will be mad to elect a live lineup of .officials. There Is a probability that some of the present officials will be reelected, as th club la now officered with live wires that have don much in th past year to put Montpelier on the map. Th committee for the annual dinger dance to be given next Friday night la composed of John F. O'Connor, chairman John J. Hllller, Richard A. tjulllvan. M. B. Cherry and W. Q. Staley. POWER COMPANY TO MAKE EXTENSIONS Special1 to Th Tribune. MONTPELIER, Idaho, March $4. The Utah Power A Light company, operating throughout this territory, haa a big building and extension program lined up for the coming spring and summer, and much money will be expended In the district to bring th light and power system In this eectlon up to the maximum point of efficiency, according to Local Manager W. B. Trowbridge, who spent last week in Logan attending a convention of district managers for tho big concern. Added improvements and enlargement of tho Litton pumping station Is among the plans of the company. This pumping plant Is tho largest In tho world, and Is used during th Irrigation season to keep the waters of Bear river UT to normal flow and better. If necessary, during the heavy drain in th Irrigation A- - Very- - Smart P 111 COMPLETE SHIPPING TIE-UTHREATENED P - - NEW YORK, March 24. Atlantic coast steamship traffic from Main to Mexico la likely to be tied up Indefinitely by the strike of the longshoremen unless higher freight rate are granted by th Interstate commerce commission, William Z. Ripley, chairman of th national adjust ment commission, said today. Not only has the strike stopped the movement of perishable food from the south, he said, but it haa cut oft lumber being shipped from the north to the south and even the movement of manufactured goods to tho Taciflc coast has been prevented. "The htgh cost of living for th harassed consumer is forcibly accentuated." he continued. "Th country, producer and consumer alike. Is in dire need of an Immediate resumption of this traffic. The strike approached the end of Ite second week today with both sides standing firm. - Graceful vamp and as smart a pump as one could, choose Conies in Plain Black Kid and Patent Same Pump With Baby Louis Heel, $9 POCATELLO WILL ATTEND CONVENTION Special te Tbs Tribes. POCATELLO. , Idaho. March $4 The Rotary special for the Boise convention will leave Pocatello tomorrow evening More than firty local Rotarians will go and the train also will have three special car from Butte, one from Idaho Fall and five from Utah. Local Rotarians will conduct brothers about the city In auto visiting before th train leaves District Governor Jo T. Young already haa gone to Bole to make arrangements before, th crowd You Will Get The maximum wear in Silk Stockings in SERVICE SILK Hosiery. We guarantee them to be the best silk stockings at the price. Keith-OBrien'G- o. STILL AT SHELLEY RAIDED BY SHERIFFS Special t Th Tribeae. -- BLACK FOOT, Idaho, March 24. Under search and selaur warrant Sheriff Blmmona and Deputy Sheriff Daly yesterday arch4 th residence of William Wad at Shelley and found a good-ss- d atm In active operation. On hundred gallons of mash and three gallons of liquor snd materials for much more also were seised. Wade wa brought to B'ackfoot and placed In Jail. Th etock and still also ere conveyed here, being a full capacity load for a large truck. I . DIVIDEND NOTICE. share ha been declared to tockfu.;irs of record March 23. pable March 79. It.), No. 12, Tlntle Standard Mining out of depletion (lJITj, Euok t Company. Notice la hereby gHen that a regular close March 25. 120. E. J. BADDATZ, Pre..l. r.t quarieny dividend of itn t.10) cents per DlvIdsnO rer |