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Show 3STH THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST mm FIELD W (J LBTTJUS SET ARE ALE Military Program to Be , Followed by Sport , on Cummings Field g 01 TRAFFIC GASES Mill TEI PROPOSED Judge Young Will Hear Decrease fy "M Trial in Drunk-Drivin- g City Court August 17. f Attendance at Cemetery District at U. of U., and Finances H ailey Given Approval I to T TrUwiae. May Cause Change. Bpeclil 11 Forma Aug. Idaho, HAILKT, in ' ' ' ; Hallev cemetery district tion of th aawuranc that th emtery will trafflo viola Although forty-nin- e Decrease In attendance during the gtve be kept up In a satisfactory way. Th tion oases were considered by Judge second term of ths University of Utah election held Friday of last wsek went John IL Morgan In the city court summer ichool. which now In ses 3D Friday, all but two were of minor sion, has caused university officials In favor of the district' creation. to 4. nature and were accompanied either to consider a change of policy In will appoint Governor Baldrldg by forfeitures of ?, fines of 12 or futur summer sessions, aooordlng to three commissioners to act for the 7 a. m., reveille march. Thirty M $1, dismissals orv. bench warrants. t mad by President district until ths election In Iecem A. Uln. 52. who announcement The trial of eighth Infantry band: I a. m.. preber. waa arrested on a charge of operat- George Thomas of th entatlon of the new members of the university on an while automnblle ing under the regiment to the colors; prayer, chap Friday. RUPERT POTATOES SHIPPED. Influence of llauor. which was sft lain; addres. Oelonel Walter B. MoThe plan of teaching now tn opera- Special to Tb Tribes. for Friday, was continued until, Au1 .. V : ( Caskey; review and parade; 9 a. 1 . S gust 17 on order of Judge Morgan. tion regards th summer term a a 12 field meet, dimming field. University Idaho, Three RUPrTRT, ! Because the arresting offuvr Is a regular quarter of the school year, cars of Idaho Rurals.Aug. forming the of Utah; 12:30 p. m.. dinner, special relative of Judge Morgan's, the tudae but divides the quarter Into two terms Initial menus In each company, attended by shipment of potatoes from or six weeks each. disqualified himself, judge Uayleti During th first the Initial shipment of potatoes from guests and officers of the garrison Young will hear the case, it is re term, which began early In Jun this Rupert for this seasrn. are being load7:10 p. m.. concert. Thirty-eight- h U. year, S27 students were registered, but ed out by the Farmers' Bonded Wareported. Sr tnfanrry- - 1wndTihe nw r gtmental I I he case of A. H. Stevenson. 34. at the present tlms only about 12$ house song will be a feature of this program company, to be shipped to are who was 9 p. m., dance tn the arrested at Fifth Similar Texas. These potatoes, the early vareceiving Instruction. hall for the Thursday post In South have also West noted and on drops been Temul are turning out well in the field, men and their guests. previous years, acoording to Pr. Thomas. riety, a charge of reckless driving, also 200 sacks 'or a lltti better to The following list of officials Is an set for August 17. Mr. Stevenson The president explained that the going . . - . 1 the acre. The grower nounced for the track and field meet : if I T receiving In of with court a In11.10 and H. the advisability doing entered Mr. appeared away net, I Schuyler; plea Campbell dated. Referee, Captain of not guilty. spectors, Captain W. S. Wood, First Max Llsner. arrested on a linuor vlo- I .lieutenant Honnen, First George atlon charge and also a rlr? of lieutenant U. R. Wolfe; judges at the violating section 11, which pruviles finish, captain o. Wojber, Captain H. that license platu must bo visible.' R. Kvans, Captain f P. Simpson; ill appear Aucuft 19 f r trial, field Judges, Captain E. H. Mitchell, A commitmt.'nt was is.Mwi uciinst First Lieutenant E. H. Conner, First C. A. Scott, who, upon being f.iund Lieutenant R. M. Springer: tlmekeep of violating section 17, was b. H. guilty L. Egran, Chaplain J. ers. Captain By EOT VICKEBS. to pay a fine of $i. L. Blakeney, First Lieutenant H. F. Scott alleged to have failed to First! Lieutenant Greene; starter, this obligation. Ttwma E. Mahoney; elerk of the SYNOPSIS. "Well, now, what do you think about All but three of the fortv-nln- e course. First LieutenMnt 1. E. llonhol-lan- ; cajiea siaenion nous from th outside? On th set for Friday were way' to Donald Brlerly" aialartant to the clerk of the dlmosed of ssked th matron with Connie luncheon for hduse Klmore, delightful Kevrnue from fines amounted to Its. course, First Sergeant Landon E. some. Ollv lWiiald' tell or an friend, fiancee, of Serviolation. average $1.33 per Klnch, Company L, and First verr beautiful amis. Donald at&nds a ehanc In 'It'fop erta.fnlv There were twenty-tw- o ... violations, the Weston, that half geant Frank Maxey, Headquarter en rnnnl. K ... a million from th average cost being 11.73, rnvenue of Inheriting Sixth brigade; announcer, company. eir. estate of old Harrow by, a friend of from source 138 this to First ' Sergeant LeRoy F. Johnson, amounting mt i I I know what yea were going to irr Ther were seven persons in court Donald' father. bervica company. say rror an asylum , th matron Olive and Connie har a flat In chlded for having failed to properly display her. "Now, do you know that I In London. with Ollv lov license Plates. Of this number txxr. seorstly word Is on of ths most serious diffi forfeited bail of 12 each and the re- Ixnald, but lncerely pleased at Con- culties Missionary Society we hav - to overcome? Of good fortune In winning him. appeared and were given sus- nie's an asylum. An asylum, Convention Closes Bell Makes Tricycle Traf- mainder Sandle and Querk, solicitor han- oourss, thiIs pended sentences. Fridays cost for after all. only a hospital. You, for are crooked dling th Ilarrowby estate, this violation averaged 57 rents. most of our other pafic for Safe like of insiance, and Donald to cheat to plot Jlrterly The Tribune. Various violations and the dljejosl-tlo- n pedal tients, have come here because you the fortune by having a spurious heird are of the cases were as follows: IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, Aug. It and le overstrained. It Is nrloe to fatigued rlilm Tnn. nriiunr SECTION SEVENTEEN. Seventh annual convention of the lipnrcc. In the midst of th plotting ?"r Jb to make you well. If one can Parking for Over an Hour In a Con- - aid's Home Missionary society of the oret that horrlbl word, w generally s Donald father, Augustus Brierly, Bested District. mountain conference closed here last - "u,. B. Obye. forfeited ball. ! TTavri.n presumed to hav died when the Tldoesn It t night with the reelection of Mrs. R. S. I calls really on frighten me." said tanic Sandle. Querk' Connie. S Impson, bench warrant: Seva Mir sank, Humpty bumoty Dump. Madden of Caldwell as president of the There was omethlng In th to Sandle that h Invite onervenc, tinea ii: tmll Allenbaeh. suggests woman conference. Miss 3. M. Cole, also of I George Penrose Wilson, Jr., a manner that Invited bail. 12: J. S. Ramnton for Brlerlv to Haxrowby house and there. Va" 'rankness. Caldwell, was reelected corresponding visitor from San Diego, CaL, forfeited But. you see, I was sent feited 12: W. L. Tueller. forfeit- - with the assistance of Querk' clerk. bail, ere for the Mrs. down will the and that Is secretary street, reciting ensuing year. Slnt myJltu tramped dispose of Brierly. bail, $2; J. W. McUlnnlss. for. Wode, Barcella Clark of Idaho Fall l Isn't Connie ursery rhymes to the rhythm of a fe ited decides to visit her old ,b"V.nd 10 be ball. 12: F. H Kmlih forf.itt upttinf elected as treasurer, and Mrs. G. S. tiny tinkling bell. $2; Fred Rlchens, forfeited ball. nurse, who is now caretaker of Hareourse of bamsel recording secretary. that except When ball, rowbv Mrs. house. is every. but Jones George wasn't a bit shy. out, lor. fined $2: A 1 M... a The afternoon was given over to the stopped, he courteously greeted the re- 12 H. Nay things more or less against finds th key and lets herself fined 12; H. Ferguson, fnr- - Connie doctor's orders. The election of foficera, with Miss Ellen porter with a "How do," and he con- fLonald, in to wait for her. She hears strange tnlr ,w" llOd bail. 12: C. L. Johnson iln.H ' this you can call this an asy- Martin of Gooding college giving an sented to pose for a photograph. In in- to in noises th and. Pmt going library J, lyeonara forfeited or Brlmley, bail, lum followed Miss anaddress, anything else you please but by Dorothy deed, Georg Penrose, Jr., insisted on vestlgate, she sees Mr. Sand la and nines, torieitea ball, $2; s other is urns, deaconess or me itook Springs, having his photograph taken twlc man kill Mr. Brierly, whom sh remember this: You're free her to A. Roberts, forfeited ball, $2; 8. A almost settlement Wyo., house, making aa and almost decided that a third pic Roberts, forfeited bail, 12; Paul Burn- - recognizes from hi portrait. Rushing work or anything you like. You can aaaresfl. play, read or Idle. You can of the bouse, Connie stumble ture would be highly desirable. ham, fined 2; P. L. Nellsen, fined out have meal In the hall in company A dinner was (erred In the main Into Mr. Querk. While she "I speak a piece," he said. telling or Airs. t;. w. Scott, forfeited bail, her a; can you hav meals served in prl- room of fh the bell wa and which church, dining story. Querk pushe "Ding dong, bell. Who put him ou 12; Mrs. D. M. Rees, forfeited ball, aie. ine oniy aetinit rul is that followed by the "Teast of the Cansends a signal to th murderers. Con Luclle 12; Humpty i'ump." forfeited Newhart, ball, must you In the open air, unless be dles." after which the Idaho Falls Humpty nie see a policeman and, calling him. He ceased reciting and started $2; John Wanless, forfeited ball, 12. Home Guard Girls gavs a demonstrath three proceed to the' library, and "Pused by the doctor, for at least to the accompanlme about SECTION dancing TWELVE, A two CRISP, healthful breakfasts tell their food hours a life tion of day. Beyond that, there service, which closed the of his bell. "This Is Black Bottom, Querk to open th secret Failure to Plainly Display Motor Car' Connie Inasks the wall where ah had seen are no more rules than there ar In a session. panel he carolled. License number. hotel." own story. You have more pep It is empty. be He swung his bell furiously. A. L. Landson, forfeited hall, 13; the men place the body. "It Is certainly very different from her to th police s lor my tricycle. Now I won Leonard Casoo, suspended sentence; Querk accompanies what I thought," said Connie. Engineer to Study run itInto to where tells her she station, story all . and I'an Owens, suspended; Wlllard K. people. vigor day longl "Well, I may take it that we have Qusrk Inpolice superintendent. Davis, suspended: R. Root, suspended; the Proposed New Rail Line timates that she imagined the scene, made a :ood first Impression." said L. W. Leonard, fined 12: Sam Sllsun the matron In "To hack and humorously. What a glorious get exasperation Connie goes to to Kcllogg's Pep constipation. suspended. see Olive, who believes her story. practical details you will hav? TOURIST PARK BOISE, Idaho. Aug. 12 (A.P). EngSECTION FIFTY. ONE. -your own particular -- nursr who will to come Sandle to f ineer representing -- th 4daho -- publle Querk requests ktden-rich to Failure With Biveshe-ayComply Orders or the superintendent' REGISTRATIONS Give all the family plenty of Pep guiae, philosopher and friend. utilities, commission and other interoffice, and h oe your Signals of Traffic Officers. will how you the grounds and ests favoring the proposed d presents his alibi, which the police She Mrs. Paul Foster, forfeited hail J! In whole full look of wheat wonder after flavor! Th every comfort. way two officer your railroad cut-opro accepts. lawyers along the Lemon! Call, fined $1; M. Bustico and see how peppy they'll be! Serve Registrations at the tourist park for ball ceed to Wode s office, where old man Any complaint you may have to make Snake, river, left today for Home-stes- d forfeited, 12. to complete the study of railroad many tow Turle and his on, the spurious heirs, you make through her except comSECTION EIGHTEEN. Mr. O. in Mrs. rich energy. F. Conklln. Palm with milk or cream. And add honey Pep peps you up! them. The old maa dies Just plaints of the nurse herself, which are possibilities in the Grand canyon of Beacn, and r la. ; .Mr. ana jirs. H. F. Zink, Specifying How Automobiles Should await after they walk Into the offlc. and made direct to me. Are you bringing the Snake river. Approach Curb. our own maio t Tuisa, tikla.: Mr. and Mm Prn Sandle and Querk leav the back An application la now before the Inand by or fruits for extra deliciousness. Fresh Jo Devlnney, bail forfeited, 12. "No." said Connie door. Dougherty, Los Angeles: A. Deverma terstate commerce commission, which and SECTION THIRTY. THREE.' "O. I'm glad to hear that," said the The next morning Connie call on seeks to require construction of the ana party, Chicago: W. L. MnC.mi Disregarding elements. Makes for vigor and vim! or canned. Pears, bananas, prunes or Regulations Requiring Querk and meets young Jones there. matron.- "Maids are so often party, fonca, .Neb.; Clarence Bow line by the Union Pacific system. man ana party, Gustin. Cal.: H i.ari in urivmg in oireets. She recognizes him as her old nurse's nuisanc. you will have part of the H. A. amlltv not or Stevenson, pleaded wife and two children, Lon one of our staff, who will Miller, services Pep is really "health in a package"! raisins. Your grocer has Pep! son, but does not know that he ha Ueach, Cal.; George Soercher an release a unaer iiuu17. ban; ctLse contin Sow I will been posing ss Henry Turle, Jr. Querk look after your clothes. ued until August later pretends that Connie imagined take you to your room." party, Bergholz, Ohio; J. A. Miller and FIFTY. THREE. She picked up a house telephone she saw young Jones. He tells Olive party, Tooele; L. W. Smith and party, FailureSECTION to Comply With Traffic Sign Cleveland. Tell Nurse Flecker to go to suite Steve Wood and Ohio; Sandle is about to bring a crimithat in street. ma. mty-iw; C. H. nal suit she ordered. Connie unless Oiiva, party, inaianapoils, Hodg C. A. Boggees, ball forfeited, 2, son and party, Columbus, one thing, please. Matron "Just as her nearest friend, has her comOhio; R. SECTION NINE. fc. vtarner, wife and child, King City, aald Connie. "I er you've told m to a mitted Institution which private Requirement a to Front he recommend. Cal.; Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Corbett, Regarding enough for me to realize that this Is na Rear Lights on Car. an expensive place. It must be mor r uuexion, ; r. a. 3 arty ana party. Lee Kgbert. ball forfeited. 12: M man i can arford. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Windsor, Installment 36. M. Dlton, fined 11; J. C. Jensen, bail "I am afraid I cannot discuss that whole wheat sin r ranoisco; F. W. Loews, forfeited, l. UNDER SURVEILLANCE. W. 12; F. bench wun Belliff, wireiary, and child, Swallville, Jblmore. said the ma you, Canada The car drew up. The nurse sprang tron. "AllJliss warrant; Dsn Newborn, bail forfeited, such arrangements hav f ast ana party. Kief eld. C, wircauirWi j. u. Mr. nneo II: John lightly out, and Connie, suddenly dis been mad by your solicitor." Jj. Jiaraman, and Mrs. Fred Gilbert, Gar- ada; the kraa. " "But uavina, tinea sj, granted stay of exe- - covering that she felt physically weak. iirio, tows; u. A. wmte and u. Van Cott ution until Wlldabe. Kan.: F. Allev and partv, "If you're ready," said the matron, rarrl ball forfeited.Saturday; followed more kwly. They passed and led the way from the room. 12; J. R. Baker, bail Wlldahe; George N. Heger and party, Connie would have Insisted into the hall, and Connie saw that. "i. ntrnara. t nio; Mr. and Mrs. o loriellea, and reV. Hunter, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Mr. and Jj;fteoHiMv although It was furnished In magnifi- membered that she was no longer in cent old oak. It wa modern In Its a position to insist upon anvihlnr In Mrs. r. yv. Stearns, Ararat. Pa.; EARLY MORNING flash Its and a the she rrcu v,, nauerj ana party, MMleilKO realized comforts. many arrangement Inflexibility of 111.; C. A. Stelter and party. Brtdne. a new arrival, you b expect m itimuy woman wun me wnite hair. SPEEDER FINED $20 ed As to call on Matron first of all," said She linked It up with the kim11in.. man, Mich. M. A. liar mi and party, side and came to a lift shaft. the nurse. "You'll like her she s most of the nurse. And suddenly there came opposite Millodgrt, 111.; C. R. Fairbanks and H. Broadbank was fined 120 for charming." to her the eerie thought that the kind- the"Third floor," suld ths matron to party, Blythe, Cal.; Fred Doney, wife uniformed page boy who took and Ihree children, Fort Collins, Colo.; peeding July 30 In the early morn Ihe nurse led her throuah a rlass liness, ths cheeriness, the beauty of them up. South between door, and there cam to Connie th th grounds, the efficiency of the A. A. Williams and party, Yakima, ing on Third-thirfallowed the matron along Wash.; 8. HiRglns and party, Ohio; Stale street and Redwood road, on muffled sound of a typewriter; then house, were so much mechanism. They a Connie corridor to the room that 8ela Ferral and party, Kearney, Neb.; plea of guilty previously entered. nloyig a short corridor to an open door. were expensive, and highly efficient wascarpeted to be hers. Imposed In city court on which the nurse tapped and was substitutes for the bullying attendant, nenry r,niott ana party; Mr. and Mrs The fine was a It was bed sitting room, furnished the padded cell and the straight waistH. L. Bishop, Ixis AngeJes; J.jhn El by Judge John H. Morgan. mmeiiaieiy told to come In. In a tasteful mono ton Miss Llmore. Matron." coat. of pale green. liott ana party, Ban Francisco; P. A woman who. but for. her They passed through the hall to the The furniture, apart from the bed, Keymer and party, Los Angeles; Mr. ALLEGED TRAFFIC an consisted of would hair, Beautiful "1928" Styles and Mrs. Russel Jones, Spenoer, Iowa; have armchair, a dressing more than fortyscarcely table, a writing table, two collapsible rose and ofMr. and Mrs. George Miller, Spencer; VIOLATORS BOOKED seemed fered her hand. chairs, all of them of the first qualClem Gordon and party, Huntington, Purchased during the "How do you do, Mis Elmore? ity, A bowl of roses on the writing I'tah; R. H Jasdene, Denver; H. table gave just the. right touch Whll a number of persons wer Won't you sit down while they're duH season, Hamell and party, Ixs Angeles; J. of color. Spoor and party, Queba, Cal.; II. F. tagged Friday by the poJire for vio- - bringing your things In?" In each sids wall were doors. Connie murmured acknowledgment. tlons of the traffic: ordinances, only The and now at prices offered I'hristlanson. wife and child, Oakeven were booked at headquarters The nurse disappeared. matmn opened one of them and dis land, Cal.; Mr. and Mrs. Owen Mackin, violations of the major sections closed, a private bathroom. Fort Wayne, Ind.; J. R. Waliis and The other leads Into your nurse's the law. party, St. George, Utah: Mr. and Mrs. of H. room shes there If you should want B. Whitney, 42, business man. Alfred Burrl, St. Joseph. Mo.; F. S. her In the night." she explained, nd on arrested a warrant for an al Alfred Burrl, 8L Joseph. Mo.: Mr. passed through the big Krench, winand Mrs. H. W. Nlestadt, Crawfords- - leged violation of section 36 (speeddows wa which opened onto a small balreleased on his own ville, Ind ; K. Wheat and party, Hays, ing) and 21.1 cony. George Coleman, ....... ivan.; Mr. ana Mrs. A. H. Lekander, recognizance. arrested for speeding: Connie followed her and drew a sigh Denver; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith, truck driver, of pleasure In the lovely landscape .(lakland. Cal.; Albert ETane, wife and and using a siren, was freed after " had posted his automobile aa ""'T seen from the balcony. one child. Long Beach, Cal,; p. c. hsw Then she noticed that the balcony. Instead of or- Walllce, wife and ohlld. Salem. Colo.; ball. Other9 violations were: N G. H. F;. Wilson, (faulty J. rs lights) wlfs and two children. CM..Section ba which curved had ninary railings, 40 ...,1.. . THAT'S all the time well need Long Beach, Cal.; Mrs. A. B. Trix C1.UOHH, r nr. to tne slds of the house, so thai lAmMvi, j&jiirs an.p business 60, land, man; It as In were. Et.ack and Margerette a cage. Musstood, party, Craig. Colo.; G. S, to convince you of the extraor24. wife and one child. Long Beach, Bryson. 22; Charles p. Thortia. c.io Finest iiviii in? matron's asy sr, L. M. Di 23, W. b'jokkeeper; Cummings, Hott and partv, Kansas Cal.; explanation, that her fa 'e had chanced dinary music locked up In City, v me aiscovery. Mo.; F. E. Bolton, wife and one clerk; A. P. Anderson, 33, mechanic, Qttality ai Mrs. Walter Stegge, 17. an Orthophonic "We have many patients child, Panguitoh, Utah; R. Knlslev and and , Section tl (failure to comply with from shell shock," explained suffering the maIowa; A. Krltschner Hear it play the latest Victor party, of trarfic order officer) Doug:a and party, St. Louis, Mo.; J. A. Fau tron, "and shell .ho k, as you know. LESS than prices that will prevail Record and you will underIs suit and party, Montrose, Colo.; L. Rieves,. 1. truck driver, and Don AnAh. here produces Nurse ertigo. Klecker! Nurse Flecker, this is Miss i. Mitchell, wife and two ohildren, derson, 17, collector. later in the season. stand why this astonishing e. Klnuire," ana u Mr. Mrs. j riouj rais, Connie acknowledged the IntroducDaily to September 30tb Hamlen, Seattle; Eugene Oliver, wife Outfit instrument has keen so unifxm assortment Bio Threshing Burns; tion two and and glanced without Interest at a children, Houston, Texas; LIMIT OCTOBER 3 1ST middle aged, dark eyed r. r. a litMelrose 111.; Mr. Smut Explosion Cause versally accepted by people ana tle hapgard, but bearing trace, 0f for Mrs. r. u. Brown. Lnionvll who lore music mer Th N. T.; C. R. Barton and party, Lub dark looked eyes beauty. Diverse Routes Mr. and Mrs. bock, Impersonally at (Connie, looked again Bnb Special to Tb Tribune. with a wistful Interest, and for an Drop in and see na. There's Hughes.Texas; MOSCOW, Idaho, Aug. 12 John' Mireveport, La.; R. w. Bain Stoporers. insrant sometning curiously like pitv.. Ana. Cal.; R. H Oalser, residing north of Moscow, rea nice comfortable chair wait and psrty, Santa The Instant passed and Nurse Fleck. hi that and had Humgamer threshing outfit party, Columbus, ported LOW PEICES er a eiprepslon wa merely on of 1 ehoic. Buy en ing in a cool spot, where yon I'nio; a. K. Jackson, wks ana two burned when a fir started following Vfl 7 a attention. smut W. S Ther wss little children. Canton, Ohio; explosion. easy payment. Steris fr Ward "ZTtS can enjoy your best-Iore- d ijjfjjj and party, Dscanaba, Mich.; Mead Insurance and the ma hire was a to- "Well. now. N'urws Flecker will make TK H had tal to thresh selections. Come in today if Ward, wife and three children. LIBERAL TEEMS any arrangements you want," said the Fi1"1111 )ut wnbegun -- tt-t' w aw M J. J. Hansen, wife and three the grain on his ranch when natron, preparing to go. "Br the children, Oakland, Cal.; II. W. Rec the explosion occurred way, you hav an acquaintance In you can. This is th first expioeirvn and fire tor and party, Oakland; Ci. T. Mershey common. Nurse Fleck-- r la an old In this section reported th! ana party, toiumousy Lima. season. friend of your solicitor, Mr. uuerk " The grsin Mils year is praci.caLy said Oemw-wtfa from emut and few fira are enerte.l Mr. yjerk had mtttt4 Sir TheoPRICED AS LOW AS $35 Mrs. H. P. SO, In some years past there have been dore Jelks! Mr. had male all jurk a number of outfits burned following th arrangement at Msenton house' Dies in Cleveland, Utah smut Mr. Querk. wa a personal friend of explosions. ! Utah. Salt Lake Vty th nurse' Inert came Tb Sew Orthophony ! HUDSON COACH ON WAY TO ROUND-UP- . K. eert Speetat t Tto Trtbast. fe::ng shethat henceforward." t da and The t Tribos. wouil never HUDSON SEDANS night, CLKVFLAVD. Aug. II Mr. H. P. peelal from the surve'.S'an'of Mr. Querk Jnmrn, &0. of Idaho. Ang If Mr. Fmery counHUDSON BBOTJGHAM "You Wk a l:tu M s bom a Thurs.isv ty, died at fam-l.Mrs Charles l. Mye-'. and and " taid NukM-.Kl ker. and C teriKvMi alter an atta-- k of s"hma. snd Mr. and Mrs F Arkhnm and NASH T0UBJN3 a forbore thin tvwntjr-- f veearj thought that sh had survived by her husband a, family, the par'y cona.st.ng of eleven voliw or wss it merely srain peasant th Frfher. persons srrived dsurhter. F n. In Fcste:o Frldsv mir. e'ficient, paralysing k'nrt m West Jeilnwu-oKi.iaheth, Effi and Johauins, and on en route t r.eea f Ment-.i. Vma "1 w'il son. Samuel. tber w :i a'.tend lb where Hnryround-up51 South Sut SL nd a to . Funeral servWs will V held y Vaj. 707. Mr Mers is owner of 1K to on it MAILT th at. ti.e Clve;()d tr.eeurg bousa and SYRUP bien7 rant a at i'ark, SUNDAYS. AND OPEN 3 lunch" EVENING t!cr an I Interment wHl b In Vh Cieveiand Th largmnr t hem lar.d mail nor ritwttis la YeJow1110 PACIPlC gYSTIM citgr cemetery. ton park ears. Tti Overland Pout) (T It Continued Reglnumta! organisation day for th Thirty- - Ighth U. fl. Infantry at Tort tiougla will be next Tuesday. It la a regular yearly event, and a program ha been arranged for the regiment for that day aa follow: I aT I. f '.' ) present puui Is being Investigated, and j that aa a substitute It has been rec- - f ommended that on summer term of j be Institut six, eight or nins week ed. Lr. Thomas further said that If a changa were made It would probably take affect neit year. Another factor, beside the decrease In registration which favors .lh la finance, as Ir. Thomas change pointed out that the twelve week of summer school work Involves ths expenditure of a sum that would be substantially reduced by Shortening the session. I SUMMER f 13, 1927. I 1 - V 1 III til I ) 1 Btri-et- s It 1 rj& They Wouldn't Believe e ; hr ii itm im , a; " . Early morning pep all day 1 wonderful for children. Pep contains enough bran to mildly laxative. Tends to prevent , just Idaho start flakeSof Lewiston-Homestea- ff It's Contains vitamins it mineral o. t PEP including , 11$ 11 ; CONTINUING OUR AUGUST d (now-whi- fr for fifteen minutes V y 25 WESTERN FURNITURE lKr. Victrol. te COMPANY 1 AUGUST Mos.-ow- SALE -- TO tJ Svsnmer Excutmoi Fares .rir, I EAST 33 Ivy' Tjj r ; j OPEN AN ACCOUNT NOW. Trarel : ' Leca-nab- s; ks THE BLUE fr; State & FRONT Broadway Jensen, Luxurious UNION PACIFIC WAY cttt po-l- it lja'lfl'F I. aiMtst .r-.-- f. - ? ,,,.- USED CARS THAT ARE UNUSUAL AT PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT. w "tV-yi--- nncn omen w. 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