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Show xHE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Wi r 10, 1926. and Comprehensive fall lines of winter merchandise Jocatello Woman Chosen Regent and Boise Selected for Next Year. SlpcUl Helen Louise Fox Tribune. A ' pr,onl ppr,ntatlv of the Elma, Toilet Preparations POCATELLO, Idaho, Oct I. The Idaho organ Uaticm, Daughter of tha y American RevoluUoo, closed a aoealon here today, aa Informal tea for the visiting delegates being served: by the local chapter, Mrs. W. Tltua, peat state regent, preaiding. Officers were elected at the late afternoon' eeaalon at the conclualoo of regular business. Pocatello was honored by having a member of Wyeth chapter chosan as the new state regent. Boise was chosen as the next meeting piaow. receiving ttnr Saturday aft darnoon at the reception held for the new officers, following the business meeting at Memorial hall, were Mrs. F. C, McGowan, regent of the local treaschapter; Mrs. A. K. Teeple, urer; Mrs. D. IX Rayle, historian: Mrs. Bertha Winters, registrar, and Ms D. V. Standrod, organiser of Wyeth chpter. OTHER 'NEW OFFICERS A Pocatello woman waa also chosen as corresponding secretary, Mrs C R. Gallowy be mg elected to this position. Other officers named were Mrs Joseph I Bird, Nampa, vice regent; Mrs Thomas J. Campbell, Lewiston, recording secretary, Mrs. Emma L. Warren, of Twin Falla, treasMrs James . Babb, of Lewisurer, ton historituv; Mrs R. C. Hudelson, of Gooding, auditor, Mr J. W Wled-maof Caldwell, registrar; Mrs C. L. Butterfield, of Moscow, chaplain, and Mrs Bradley Sheppard, of Boise, librarian. Following the business session Saturday afternoon at which the new constitution was adopted by the en-- 4 Ire delegation. Mica Dorothy Edgar toi.i daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J. E Edgerton of this city read the essay on the constitution of the United States which won her an award from the state P. A R association last year. Arthur Teeple, accompanied Miss Esther Teeple, by his sister. two-da- ready to help you be ready will ba In eur toilet goods department Starting Monday and for a limited time only, to give advice on the use of these toiletries and to help you with your individual problems. Presentation Blanket Time Miriam Gross Knit Frocks with their specially designed and the Accessories Knit Coat collar, cuffs and vestees, boutonnieres, scarfs to accompany it, or any other frock piaed a violin solo. ehort business session A. All-Wo- to fit the versatile life of the woman of today. Guaranteed not to stretch, ehrlnk or in any way lose itt shape from wearing, if given proper care. Hat no hooka, snaps or buttons. The adjustable waistline makes it adaptable to all figures. Equally smart for the Junior miss and youcg woman, the matron, and even the elderlv woman in the more dignified shades. Knit of finest tephyr wool by a special process, so as not to stretch or sag Hangs straight from the shoulder and ddes not cling. In correct taate for tea or bridge, in perfect harmony on the llnka or at the Club for college girl foe street wear office use sports woman traveler home wear Shown in our Windows The Coat Trlhnne The ! FUJA Idaho. Oct 9. Potato shipments from Idaho Falls were strop toward the end of the ween, with a marked gafn toward the Ust day. Prices paid ranged from I1) to $1 50 In bulk Iota m rurals and rueaete with car lots selling fr,pm tl 60 to $1 wrap, soft, stunningly smart for many purpose aay Wuallty The Accessories !atoe The Dresses $89 to tht Twin Falls Men Entitled tq Use TermRealtor organ-aa-tio- rll'. d.w-rlpt- h Imported toil -- oond-han- frl-J.j- r Patina Kaahmatogt - Rouluatra Rodlar Novalty Sport Fabric Imported Fabric Boucbla Outstanding Style Features: Dress coats with fancy stitching Always the slim, straight line effects, but sometimes broken with the new blouse line, the wrappy sleeve, the novel yoke and shoulder. Richly lined, with novel Rodier fabric, kasha or light weight flannel for warmth without weight. in- Newest colors : Rada Fl,m!,h Japan... Trtaf Tha CALDWELL Idaho. Ot anv .ncountv Prog-cantral rommlttaa loat a political klrmiah to tha Canton county board In tha of comm1aalonra Saturday Fj of th appolntmart of I MrKath of Nampa aa tha now of tha oounv. whn tha mmmiaslon-rrafuaad to aord to h dmar-dof tha Prograwrlva Icadora to rrlna a fnrmr Sorb. Lipstick - 'H.mlork Jungl. Special Georgette From one of tho host known silk manufacturers Superior in quality, exquisite in appearance. Kegularly woven, absolutely dependable. A new shipment just here, and a very complete line of new light and dark colors; 40 inches wide. Sport Satins and Radiums $290 Special price This is the standard quality, durable, beau-tifullwoen. Much used for sports wear, An estersne slips and similar purposes. selection of colors and a complete assortment of radium in the newest colors. y All silk, good wearing fahrm f,-- ,r gerie slips and similar purposes, anJ vide. 4A If tXQ im ,Jij inches One special price lot and a regular xslue. b!uail. black H Cummin Canvon iuntv aar. to turn in th H raslgratton to coroner wii appotnad to fill th i tha oantral commltta a In th aherlff offlra tauU but announcing that ahonld raquatad ha dacida hv tha ruatlng of O Y Maeon. Th to raatgn h would aaud hta resignation to tha govarnrr appointment, according to Inatryrtion In th hrtff a aalactmg of tha tha county board to dputy.a hand tn tha affair of tha aptt pointment of a aharlff whan mambra uamad Mr'MeJCrath of Nampa tha f apv on county la antltlod to nffir a aharlff. Mr ha chairman of th hoad. atatd Saturday aft ar tha raud fr Proir-ri- rantral commlttaa. Chair, man T H Par row and Scrafary A had atrongly protatad tha Cornell new appointmnt Rumora that ouatar atartad agamat prorcitnga ara to bacould ha heard tha commlalonr atwut th rv.urthoij. and Chalrntan Back arnoun4 hit Irrtartlon of M.unej t in Seasonable Silks Oraang Ivy Piemant gray; Strewn, naw marina and aailor Iv A Duvina Kathmarglla Carman Attention centers on the novel cuffs, the blouse line, the rich fur. Isadora of tha tF Broad- - $EJ50 2 Big Specials airm. Marvelous Fabrics : County Sheriff ts h Foxaa Politicians Lose Fight in Naming ajb-cftb- 4 full-lengt- - The less expensive ones have simple turn back novelty band cuffs with fancy stitching in colors, and the better ones, much more elaborate novelty cuffs with elaborate embroidery m colors, and novel shapes in scallops, points, convertible Some have silk cuffs and some broclie. satin lined. flares. Pique sewn and fancy embroidered backs. Extensive selection of the finest gloves made. Natural Badgar Kid Caracul Gray and Cocea Squirrel Fur lined apart coata ara unueually emart and dividual distinction, let us show you these. 19? condMon depend on shipIf prwea for in Twin Fall chamber of commarc the future f.r are predict of fir high, dea'ers potato of second grade nore potat rrtif)rata of affiliation with tha Aci mils will he shipped, totaling a larger shipment than iast ear. rational rrganlaatlon of raaltor wara diatrlbutd among tha mamhra Thaaa rrtiflcata ara e'ldanca of tha fart hava that mambari of tha brr4 to tha eoda of tha naMnnal bonded ar and and orgapiaation tat fcuai-n- a to carry on a rra In Idaho war mad at thia Arangfrmanta ndinr a digat!on to mMng for rapraaant tha Twin FaLa county U ard at a mooting of tha ?at to ba bald November t to 19 la Iil.ha, Or,. TWIVTAU of Twin F.h. raunX hr hord new ar. nnfltlnd t, tb. Fojatallo, of Ih.lr 'How ran I d'rpoa of rm TMt'.rmwl fumltora. or find a mora comfonabla orwffon It wk. annoiinr.d at ar.t Ada hold ,v,.nn plara to ID'" I r Trtbun n of to. bord - 8.bla Kolln.ky Mala Natural and Dyad B.avar Nutria ynx Palntad Black Sllckl Natural and Dyad Racccon $265 If you want a coat of ping '.t, p Prices semi-novelt- y $fjO $522 Enormous ruffs of unusual shape and depth, or great huge collars, long, waist-deefur tuxedo collars. Trimmed with better furs: r t. Introduce many new features. Different grades variously priced Characterized by lavishness of fur trim f ; j The New Perrin Imported Kid Gloves From Grenoble, France come In two attractive styles and In ewlklngly effective colors. Sweetheart Blue Sp.rkllng Picardy Rose Burgundy Lanvin Green Light Beige want a coat of the better grade something distinctive in style and quality we have a comprehensive selection of the highest type of coats produced by the foremost designers. rent. prMarket t it 4 ut ra boautlfuT rente, a, rollar and cuffs, in dimlncUte and Individual of .xqul.lt. red Val Irish and Filet laces, sy boutonnieres, felt flowers In futuristic effect The Scarfs fastened to harmonise and set off the costume. If you crop is good run larger in slse thia ear the record crop of 1925 Yield per acre is slightly less than 1925 anF mure acres are psanted than last ear Acreage has been Increased nearly 25 of the 4 tea-dro- One of these dresses belongs in every woman's wardrobe 90. Practically 90 per cent of the potato harvest in Idaho is completed. Eg In bc4i, one of the districts, is prar-- t A rnliv through with the harvest rapid windup of the hardest next rek will place nearly all potatoes under crer for the 19? season Digging his progressed this year at a taster pace than In former years pelerles on the local market ire not heaw for digging time, dealers - Double bed eize. Scroll etltcbed. Covered with figured lateen with plain aateen borderi. Lighteit, warmest bed covering you can have. model in sauteme kid p with cocoa brown binding and vamp cord. Dainty cut-oat side to enhance the delicate tracery of outline. Fifteen dollars A cleverly smart, is a Be$er Goats Riders. IDAHO 023.50 :i Oxford A Versatile Costume M&i-ters- Bp-- - , The New Gypsy Toe The frock always smart because smart women from coast to coast are wearing it. Always in condition because it is and requires no pressing Pie Bannock hotel, a courtesy to the vUJtlng delegates, Mrs. J C. Adslr was toastmistre6! and Mrs Bertha Winters of the local chapter gave a cleer greeting to the guests The Treble Clef club, an octet of young high school gills, under the direction of Oaor Sai.ford, in public school music, sang Other musical W'eral selections numbers on the program were iolln numbers by Miss Montana Mahan and oeal solos by Mrs Norma F O. McGowan adSmith dressed the assembly on The Constitution" it.' a very interesting manner The comm'ttee m charge of ths aoquet inc'uded Mrs J D. DRayle. R Gtllowav C Mrs W. 7! 5androd Mts A R Teeple and Mrs. at From $1.25 to $1.90. Exquisite lov.lv plaid blanket,, eut single and bound separately. In Size 70iSO. 1'nshnnkable. blue, rose and lavender. New Down Comfortables . BANQUET FRIDAY NIGHT, At the banquet Friday evening at Shipments Are Unusually Strong, With Prices HearT, fleecr blanket, in plant pattern,. Rose, peach, erev, blue. Bound and. Size 66xS0. 16 ol 1 tees were heard. Mrs A. M. Jacobson sang and delighted members with set&ral number. MUSIC OPENS MEETINO. The Idaho fife and drum oorps ripened the ceremonial at the Tech grimpus shortly before noon with ap-- i propriate music, after which Mrs. i James E. Babb of Lewiston, state i historian, made an inspiring address. ' referring to the seedling of the historical "Virginia mulberrv tree as a symbol of that civilization which has been created in America since the of General Cornwallis, surrender 4k(itish general, to George Washington, under the spreading branches of the original tree. Gordon Gray, president of the Idaho Tech student body, responded In behalf of his school. State officers of the D A. R , regents of the chapters represented and past regents assisted with the ceremony of the tree T anting Luncheon eras served at the Tech d.ning room, after which members ard guests were conducted about the colege grounds and through the buildings by Professor A. C. Gough, in th absence of President J. E. P.etherford. W--- oderate prices to fit the needs of any purse. m St. Marys Wool Mixed FT 49 5 Blankets, Blankets, Pair Pair . . additional) waa held 4 and the Best Blankets at Walkers at the Lowest Prices (accessories ifiturday morning at which minute of the previous conference and reports of state officer aud commit- aa Our assortment as extensive and at many -- . jvT fmm tha board, refusing how. gagad la conversation with frmnds was dua to heart trouble of long tamUag. It was revawiM hv a pot. mortem examination of tha bod, arCroaaman, Twin ranged fnr bv P Falla county coroner Tha inquest eatabilahed tha arc rarv of tha ellnlral dagnoali made tv phvslciana at th lima of the man a death Possibility of th dead ntni having assumed tha name of was revealed Friday bv It ia thought that ha may'hava been Ed Thompkine beve-a- J leitera ware received at Wavarly hoel last summer addraaeed to TA Thompkln of Twin Fall dur9prt1 H 1 Trlhan. FALLB TWTN Idaho. Oct P ing tha man a abaanca. and were reDeath of a man known hara aa Ed turned to NahraKK by th proprior Radamachar in of tha hotel, with tha Information tear expired auddanly tha kbhv of tha hotal 'ihjra-da- v uoh a person tt unknown The rn ttera ard Information votunte-e- d een1ng at 7 li a clooir Heart Trouble Is Held to Be Cause of Death Wrly J Rade-mach- ta ara b a tha haala win o'ncmte. frind Friday Interment anil ba ia for th doubt surrounding hi name, Rob H'll cemetery official said. Albarn, afleged alavaf of Irwin, fg being held In tha Bonneville county lail pending further Investigation. A!- bars la held because two member of a coroner a Jviry probing Irw-- a wm death belicAed the ahootmg feionioua Beven mmhera he.d that A her was Just. fled tn shooting lywtrx, A D Frickaen. county precutoc, todav announced that he ta maxing to dterTine wheiber invertlgaMona or not a charge ahotrid be mwde IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, Oct t Athar. Ha Said ha deemed ata'nat Funeral gr ice for Ld Irwin, who It fnadviaab a to atata tha nature was a hot and klFed laat Monday by or tel any of the d'aMa of the ba Herman Albera liverr arable proprie- vent'gatton he la making tor. will he had Fundv from tha Turn to The Tribune Want Columns j Haves undrtakirf par ora at f are i Hor-o rjOf.k. T irmr and how ira-Te Th J 'i hopeia. paatr of th Ftret Methcdiat rhurcA, ppljng for Tragedy Victim Is to Be Buried This Afternoon I e $ |