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Show THE SAtT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORXINO. MAY Boise Postal BOISE STREAM BOARD NAMES Receipts Show Sttl ta Tha TrlbuiM. 11A8HINOTON, May " Pasture Up Into Feared That ; Eagle Bridge Is Unsafe. Plot Chamber. by sperial In Tlx Tribune. Idaho, May 9 Mem- POCATELLO, bers of the Pocatello chamber of com- merce board of directors decided at the regular meeting Tuesday night to name the new aviation field reoenl.y acquired by the city, Pocatello nlcipal airport. The Important feature of the meet- lug was the appointment cf a special committee to handle the student labor problsm at the University of Idaho, Southern Branch. This committee will be given th privilege of choosing an additional five member to con- 1927. had Cheyenne, Wyo.. t slump of 12.76 per cent, its from S12.915, receipts falling April, 1927, to $11,292, last month. Boise, on the other hand, mado a big gain, its receipts showing a gain of 12.63 per cent, or a jump from $19,580 to $22,053. BOISE, Idaho, May (AP) With th flood waters of th Boise river lipping at their dooraills, a half doxen houaeowners living along th course of the river were preparing tonight to temporarily abandon their homes as the stream continued to rise. Though no groat damage was feared, several small truck farms along the lowland were believed almost certain to be flooded and at least one bridge IN QUARANTINE Error; Signs adherents as a candidate, after declaring she "did not choose to run, Miss Elisabeth Wiley has been returned to the office of mayor of Oreybull for the third time. She defeated a male opponent, 8am Pritchett, a city councilman, by a majority of twenty-twrotes in yesterelection. day's municipal Pritchett had charged the woman mayor with inefficiency. Supporters of Miss Wiley decided to draft her at the last minute in a drive to de- Pocatello Municipal Field Attached to Aviation pr Water Back. Term tract with th student and accurately approximate the number of positions which Will be open for the who wish while completing their there Is no way of controlling the employment Lowell Merrill. Dick studies here. coming increase because Arrowrock .V. Roberts comprise the dam la full and will be unable to Well and E. committee. check any of tha spring rise. Last original A formal expression of approval of dum held back part of the th manner In which th recent Muysnr the flood at the crest of the sic week observance was handlad by (laylord Sanford, chairman, and his was mad assistants Crane Creek Leak competent through a resolution adopted by th Meningitis Health Rigid Disease gperltl Case Brings Order; Traced Back. The Tribune. In -- , d Dan-fort- Nampa Ratepayers Vote on Bonding Radio Program p two-thir- d Tom-milt- To Attend Exercises Special 246B! ffrt NEW SMART STYLES "Ank-Let- Patent or Red Kid HI Spike Heels, at tn The Tribune. BURLEY. " I Special Price S s'Baaaaaaaam. n v, tn Tha Tribune. Special MALAD. Dr. V May s Idaho, 10:30 a. m. 11:00 a. ni. 11:05 a. ni. P. Oarst was elected delegate and Norman Crowther and Donald Archibald were elected alternates to the convention of the International Lions' club to be held at Dcs Moines, Iowa, July 10 to 13. at Tuesday's luncheon of the local cluh. Delegates as follows were also elected to the district convention which will he held at Payson, Utah, on June t: D. P. Woodland, Norman Crowther and Vance Blgler. Idaho, 9 May 12:00 2:00 2:30 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 ptent 1 or Blond n ; AUERBACH CO. JH m BIO STOKE - Ettabiithea too BROADWAY & STATS i OPTICAL SPECIALS DAYS ONLY Satin or Patent Pumps Plain or Large 3 In Crystal cUar, PCX Spherical lenaea. far work (including examination) sold filled or hell frames. Hi or Pumps, at IBHnTsT rr7aLn I f iW A m. m. p. p. p. p. p. p. p. p. p. p. m. h BS ID Miss executive building. Just a Few Items More maple flooring, per c, $4.00; walnut railing, ballusters, etc.; electric wire, switches, knobs, etc. WRECKING DEPARTMENT KETCHUM BUILDERS' SUPPLY ST. MARY'S ACADEMY JOB, sasaJUssaj I Itch, Sun Burnt Ilka Lucky lurar knocka Dan- - I JrurT and Scalps ilmrnta. Ask I vour Barber or Druggist for I NO.J Wh On lit West, between 1st and 2nd So. yte-Fo- x J Seemingly Impossible Things Reo Has Done It is usual for a company to announce one "new" car a year, often only an old one improved ... It is unusual for a Los Angeles 640 Kilocycles a. S:00 n. Prnersni. 10:00 p. ni. ProTtri. 11:30 p. pa. Program. 12:00 midnight Dance. company to introduce an entirely new automobile . . . Yet Reo produced two new lines of automobiles in 1927, new from stem to stern, from road to roof. They were the Flying Clouds and the Wolverines . . . Thus Reo did the It has also been seemingly impossible unusual twice to for a company produce a new car without "bugs' mechanical weaknesses . . . Reo did the seemingly impossible twice in 1927 two new lines. Flying Clouds and Wolverines and not a "bug" in either . . . Then Reo did the seemingly impossible again by bringing out the new SpeedWagonB 13 in all and not a "bug" in the whole Line. ... 3 $5.45 Lent, "your style" bring thm In and hav thm changed at Special tducd heavy F i lenaea (making your old L Ml cmfrtabl) tyllh and fl W DUPLICATE ANY DUCEO PRICES. charge CHARGED. CUSTOMERS hell glau frm, look fittd IN MAV HAVE 491.5 Meters Pacific Time HOWS, THEIR AT At. GLASSES :00 p. in. Concert. Concert. Feature. The 1929 Reo Flying Clouds In 1927, Reo produced the first Fl vine Cloud, a car so far ahead of its contemporaries that many of them hare fallen far short of equalling it even with their 1928 models. Talks. Program. Programs. mldn(jht Dance music KJR, Seattle 860 Kilocycles 348.8 Meters p. in. p. ni. p. m :S0 p. m. p. m. p. m !:30 10:30 11:00 In Reo offers the new Flying Cloud, a car whose performance is so far superior to the 1928 models of the others that it cannot be called anything less than a car of 1929. Pinner music. Fen'ure. Studio. midnight Dene. :O0 p. m 10:O0 p. m :J0 p. m KWrJN.t wain. music. STATIONS. KHHM cits. I 4 watt. mtr. Chicago. TJtl kilocv- - Try out a new Flying Cloud if you think we are overstating. Let it tell its story of speed but don't step on it unless you think is too slow. serentT-fir- e Tackle the toughest mountain you can find. Hit the roughest stretch you know; try to make the front end shimmy j teat the brakes where the footing's slipperiest. In fact, ask it to do tha "seemingly impossible. If you want an automobile of less cost than the Flying Cloud, but of equal superiority in its price class, try out a Rfco Wolverine. If you have things to haul, from a bundle to a three-to- n load, make a test of a Speed Wagon built for the loads you handle. You'll find in each one that the ''seemingly impossible" of construction and performance is an accomplished fact. That's why Reo sales conUnue to soar. Near you, there's a Reo waiting. Try it out. Lansing, Michigan llJlFffl. FLYING CLOUDS meters: 79 kllearyel: State edlere Whlnton s meters: If 40 kU- K'KiiXsii o watt Beach. cl;KFRO 451.1 Lng 0 kllorTclea meters: 10 waits. Han Francisco. WCCO 105 2 meters: T0 kilocTclea MW' watts. Minneapolis. WIP .Vtt meter. 5 klloryclea y walla Phiuvlelphir CKCP 411 meters: TJ0 kilocy.les: 100 watt Vancouver KTBI Zal 1 meters: 114 kilocycle: lie watts. I.. A. Mbl Institute KI.. (4t I meter: IttO kllocrrle SS watt. Warner Bros . Oakland. 7 Near You! REO MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Program. Program. Feature. 1:00 a. m. Dan OUTSIDE 1928, The new Flying Cloud is demonstrably better than 1928 models. Check us up if you wish. KHQ, Spokane 810 Kilocycles 370.2 Meters ;o te your own $375 ONt LKNSCS KGW. Portland 610 Kilocycles f :00 SrSe 11:00 I" no far SVicm. Hndom. durabl. p. ni. p. ni p. ni. KPO, San Francisco 710 Watts 422.3 Meters Pacific Tine If your present ar not fram 75 Pinner concert. National music week. Program. Dance music. mlilnlglit S:30 10:00 11:00 12:00 and do $8.65 t .f. May ng Concerts. KFI, 8:00 p. m. !:.t0 p. ni. Genuine, Guaranteed Deep curve Bifocal In. reading and ditanc In on pair ef Ln cludtng fitting in VOUR ewn fram, any style or shape. Special In nappy sty I iimpt, Ties or Strap, , el-rsis all th wanted : Idaho. Koelfs,MHitlonl You can own a car with 1929 performance in 1928 because Reo has the habit of doing the seemingly impossible. The Flying Cloud of 1929 is here now, because Reo is a compact, swift-moviorganization unhampered by obsolete ideas, freed from the unwieldiness of gigantic siee. Feature. Feature. Feature. 468.5 Meters 11 sdinB Complete NEW SHELL FRAMES 1 atAJni V Bathtubs, sinks, lavatories, toilets, slop sinks, pipe, couplings, valves, etc; 2 large Eewanee boilers, kindling wood, per load, $1.00. This is the finest lot of materials we have had for a long time. If yon are figuring on building, you should take advantage of this. Everything going at special prices, as we only have 60 days to remove gly Impossible Over and Over Again Recordings. noon Time report.. p. m. Matinee program. 8:00 p. m. 7:00 p. m. S:00 p. m. 9:00 p. m. BITEX BIFOCAL LENSES m Plumbing Materials TheS Housewives' music period. Weather report. 0 days. READING GLASSES Ties, One million brick (extra good), three hundred thousand feet excellent condition lumber; doors, sash, windows, all kinds and sizes. Get them now. Rock, stone, cement slabs. Doing 231.2 Meters Orsan recital. Programs. Features. 12:00 midnight Dance music. KGO, Oakland 384.4 Meters 780 Kilocycles DAYS ONLY offer these Optical Specials for Brown FALLS, Fraternity Head structor In agriculture at the Black-foo- t high achool, will take over the classes here, succeeding R. C. Emmel, resigned, It was announced following a meeting of the school board Monday. Miss Minna Stunts, present head of home economics department In the Jerome high school, was named head of the local home economics :00 p. m. Io:00 p. m. p. m. To emphasize the fact that, quality for quality, your dollar always buys more at Auerbach's, we or Henrietta of the Y. W. C. A. rural communities department, and Mlsa Ithoda McCul-loceditor of th Women's Press, Its official publication, addressed meethers ings Tuesday In th Interest of Y. W. C. A. work. They also visited girl reserves' unit at Klmberly and Hansen In company with Mlas Elsie ..' representative. The vlaltor Suit, stressed what had been the principal them at the recent national convention at Sacramento, the study and solution of rural community problems. NAMPA, Idaho. May 9 Max Feld-baufor more than seven years In- liNX, Los Angeles 890 Kilocycles 336.9 Meters 3 Blond USED BUILDING MATERIALS to Tue Tr.btine. TWIN (AP). While Boise Youth Elected schools of Bliss will optn tomorrow Honor after having been closed several weeks because of attacks of spinal meningitis, the schools of Jerome have been Special to Tlia Tribune. ordered c!oed because of the disease MOSCOW, May 9 Maurice and will not open during the present Nelson, Hoise, Idaho, has been elected presischool year, It was learned here todent of the Alpha Kappa Psl, national day. honorary business fraternity. Other No new cases of the disease have officers are Oscar Houmann, Bolae, at Bliss since the death May vie preldcnt; Darius appeared Davis, Burley. 1 of Laddie Patterson. secretary; Fred Berry, Elk River, Moscow. Donald Randall. treasurer; TEACHERS ASSIGNED. II:J0 t Pit., Special BOISE. Idaho. May Popular music. Request period. Feature. m. Popular ballads. m. Garden talk, "Spraying.'' 5: JO m. Children program. 5:50 m. Shopper'a guide. 6:5u m. Nightly doings. 6:55 m. Baseball results. m Thirty-eight7:00 Infantry band. Fort Doualas. 8:00 p. m. Special week music broadcast. 9:00 p. m. Wasatch Ladles' Literary dub program. 10:05 p. m. Recordings. 11:00 p. m. Dance music. midnight Time report. 352.9 Meters KOA, Denver 920 Kilocycles Mountain Time GOODINU. Idaho. May 9 Bid callfirst ing for the construction of the three and a half miles of new Mllner-Shoshon- e will which canal, hlghllne make American Falls reservoir water available for some 110,000 acre of lands in Gooding, Lincoln and Jerome counties, have been opened by the federal reclamation department, It has been announced. Burley hanks second in the list of shipping oenters in the Twin Falls sectiun of th Oregon Short Line railroad, both In Inbound and outbound freight, dur- ng tne years IH25. 1926 and 1927. ac cording to computation based on records of th Oregon Short Line freight offices In this region. Twin Falls ranks first. x ?fc OneDose BOISE. Idaho, May t (AP). Dan Cupid may not be much of a mark-iiia- n in Owyhee oounty, but hla deficiencies are made up by th hunters In that county when It comes to killing coyote. were One hundred and sixty eoyot killed In Idaho during April, of which National Y.W.C.A.hiefs Give Twin Falls Talks Reopens Thursday 9 Time. KDYL, Salt Lake Burley Ranks Second As Shipping Center Canal Construction Bids Are Opened Special tn The Tribune. V' In JjsHaV 11:00 p. m Club Delegate Named BOISE, Idaho, May Invitation to the field dar exercises at th Boise high school farm May 11 have been sent out to turkey growers in Oregon and Idaho, It has been announced by Mis. C. (i. Brink, secretary of the Idaho Turkey Growers' association. F. &. Stewart, turkey breeder of nnie valley, will give a demonstra- tlon on the aeleetlon of turkeys for 1. reeding, and will especially emphasise types and character. t Owyhee Gunners Bag Record Coyote Number ;W!i:m.cm flow-wa- rot Jr that 111 II lYi MOSCOW, Idaho, May 9. Jo Petrogaili and John Oapula, both of Potlatcb, came near to being freed on a charge of transportation of liquor in the district court here this week. The Jurors came into the courtroom and banded their verdict to District Judge Miles 8. Johnson. He read the verdict, "not ' ' and asked the foreguilty, man if that was the verdict of the Jury. The twelve Jurymen looked at each other for a minute and the foreman stated that there must be some mistake and the Judge sent them to the jury room to arrive at their verdict. They soon returned with the verdict of "guilty." the It happened Jurors are supplied with two blanks, one for "guilty " and the other for "not guilty," and they signed the wrong blank. Petrogaili was sentenced to serve four months In jail and pay a fine of $500. Capula wag given sixty days in Jail. 1 run-of- to The Tribune. 1TI JEROME. Idaho. May J With the breaking out of a cerebrlsl plnsl meningitis cs at Jerome, a quarantine wa placed upon the city Tuesday to be effective for ten day. All public gatherings will b prohibited toward preventing further spread of the disfeat Pritchett. ease. son of Mr. and Mrs. The James Talklngton is the victim and was taken to the detention ward of Ririe Child Succumbs the Twin Falls county hospital. The waa recommended by Dr. quarantine To Erysipelas Attack Charles Zellner, health physician for Jerome county. About twelve other children were Special ' The Tribune. exposed In the apirtment house where IDAHO FALL8. Idaho, May the Talklngton live, tnough no Iur . ther casea have been reported. Ardfth . Lara. I iSyetr-ol- d It Is thought that the meningitis ter of Mr. and Mr. Epbralm daugh of Ririe, died Wednesday morning at cases occurring during the winter and were Falls o'clock at th L. D. 8, hospital from spring In Twin county Muss-mawith the caused by th family of Jacob Castle-forerysipelas. Sh had been Russian, who moved to disease several days and was brought from Oregon early in the winter. lo the hospital Tuesday morning, Two of the Muestnan children died where her condition grew serious and and a third was rendered permanently she died w ithin twelve hours. The child was born February 20. deaf by the disease. 1926. at llirie, and Is survived' by her The mother and three children wen parents and six brothers and sister. afflicted at Castleford where five cases The body was prepared for burial at occurred, three of the victims dying. the Dinwoodey Mortuary, and taken Two out of four died at Buhl and to Itlgby. Wednesday, where funeral Itogarson. and upon moving to Twin services will be held and Interment Falls, the family located near the residence of County Assessor Stewart, made. whose son contracted the diseaae and cauaed a quarantine to b placed on CASES SIT FOR TRIAL. that city. The Mussmans are known MALAD, Idaho. May 9 Judge Jay ae carrier of th disease, according L. Downing of Pocatello held a brief to health officers, who may transmit session of the district court at Malad it to others without further afat which time a few motions were dis- flicted, fhey were being treated at Twin posed of and the following case were Falls by County Health Officer Dr. set for trial: Grover South vs. John D. C. Weaver, but their whereabouts and Joseph Palmer on May 28; thla Is la not known. n action for damages; and St. John Irrigation company vs. Asa H. M. A. Butler. H. O. Kent and Bliss Schcool James Burnham, Mav 29. cross tha stream was endangered. Th stream was flowing a greater vnlunia of water than for aeveral years and was running 11.Q00 second J past foet more than at this tlm last year. The volume tonight was 17,072 second feet. A rock dike In front of the Boise Municipal park was depended upon to board. protect that area, though the water Practically Stopped was lapping close to the ton of this. BOISE. Idaho, May Fair and warm was the w niter pre(AI) Th diction for tomorrow and much mow leak In (he Crane Creek dam north Senator Kendrick eaat of Welscr haa been practically was reported yet in the watershed. stopped and crews are pouring tons of Urged to Run Again earth into the weakened end of th 9 BOISE. Idaho, May I'neasiness Is being felt for the Boise river west dam to further seal the leak, Georg of the city for fenr-oSptrltl to The Tribune. high water and N. Carter, reclamation commissioner, subsequent flooda as a result of the said today after a long distance tele ROCK 8PRING8. Wyo May t present warm weather, while nt Eagle phone conversation with the engineer I'nlted State Senator John B. Kenan Inspection was made Wednesday In charge of safety work r.t the dam. to is run for drick urged being again Ten thouaand cubic yards of earth th senate. morning by county officials to deter- - will Resolutions war unanipoured Into the east end of the mously adopted at the Democratic coni.e the liesafety of the Eagle bridge. dam bewhere a leak developed ten days vention at Green River, extolling Kensection of the bridge is The miii. and sent 200 ranchers scurrying drick' cad to be weak because it Is set on ago record, "hie rugged waoden piling which It Is feared may Into th hill In a panic. Engineer honesty political and hie exalted patriotism and be undermined by the high water. predicted that any previous weakness statesmanship infinitely wider than Small tracts not diked at some in the dam will be eliminated by the party affiliations." The convention points along the river are now under earth. "to sacrlflc asked Kendrick Senator water, though no great damage has his personal preference In retiring from resulted. public service .to the call and welfare The river's flow at Plverslon dam, of the commonwealth.'' between Barber and Arrowrock dam, So far as known, Senator Kendrick aVineaaured It. 720 second feet Wedneshas not announced even to his Intiday morning. Tuesday it was 11,427 mate friends Just what h will do In seoond feet the coming election, and has not anAt Boise there was a flow of 14,500 nounced his candidacy. second feet as compared with It, 800 Special to The Tribune. 302.8 Meters KSL, Bait Lake second feet Tuesday noon. Reclama 1000 Watts 990 Kilocycles BOISE, Idaho, May 9 N'ampa vote tion officials are inclined to believe Vote Will Elks Upon on to a issue 1141,000 Friday proposal thit the peak has been reached re a. m. Setting-uproceeds to be used in a buildexerclae. gardless of weather. Arrow Hock rs-- ' bonds, A for the school system. New Building Sites 7.00 7: IS a. m. Morning mualc. ervolr Is completely full at the pre- ing programvote is to 7:20 a. m. carry necessary Is over and water the the Inspirational period. going sent time, 7:30 a. m. .New York atock market proposal. spillway. Th program, which was worked out Special to The Tribune. ana Lnicago grain market. 9 a considerable amount of study HLACKFOOT, Idaho. May 8:00 a. m. risers' period. BOISE. Idaho, May High after (AP members of Blackfoot lodge 9:00 a. m. Early Favorite muaic lections. water on the Boise river reached the wirn me assistance or a citizens comclass No. 1416 recommended three sites to 10:00 a. m. Shopping tour. flood state this morning, backing up mittee provides for twenty-si- x 10:30 a. m. Music. Into BOTiTe pastures and flooding part rooms and some badly needed repairs the Elks at their meeting Monday evening. A special meeting Is called for 12:00 noon Chamber of commerce of the Eagle Packing company yard and Improvement to existing build14. 7 p. m. Monday, adA the include: when These ings. May broadcaat. at Eagle. a three sites will be voted upon for the 4:00 p. m Children' period. With the rise of the river, fear that dition toin the Lakevlew school with the entire healing and ven- proposed Elks' building. 5:00 p. ni Ye Olde Town Cryer. l"lhe bridge at Eagle would go out was change were and elected of removal $32,000; candidates ayatems, Three 1:00 tilating p. m Ogden llvtock market. expressed by county commissioners. 6:30 p. m. New York etock market plans made for a big meeting Monday The Eagle brldce was damaged a year six portable buildings from the Kenwood and Lakevlew grounds to th and evening. May 21, when a cI.tss of fifago when a band of cattle broke east grain market. side teen or twenty will he Initiated. A 7 o p. m Chicago Hlekey site, $5000; erecHalt Lake market through and the center span was re- tion of a orcentral also of be will lunch and pro7:Oi p. ni. Quartet. mining program building twenty constructed on pilings after the accirooms for grades 7. 8 ana J, IW.U00; vided. 7:30 p. m. Mother's day broadcast dent. 6O0 the of the. school tn was for It about voted high expenditure lajtt Water In th river was within a few and Improvements and re- band to Idaho Falls to take part In The Inches of coming over the hanks In equipment 9:00 p. m. Trio. pairs to the Kenwood and high school" Elks' parade at the state convention several places and an increased June 18. buildings. 9:30 p. m. Tabernacle organ and expected today. choir. Watarmaster William te According 10:00 UKW p. m. Recordings. se E. Welsh the flow today was Growers Asked Turkey International Lion 10:30 p. m. Instrumental trie. ond fcegetur than a year ago an eprx Wrong Blank Special master of rituals, and Cecil Hagen, the bulk fell to the guns and tra Long, of Owyhee county hunters. It was an nounced today by the atst sheep com rniatnn which ininnritM th w,,rl member Initiated Right Into th group lat week end. The by paying 15 for each coyot scalp. new member are: John Glase, Boise. In a rcent urvey, Owyhee county Raymond Aahcraft, Moscow; Wlllard waa credited with but three marriages to 1M7. Eamhdin, Lwiston; Frank McMlllln, In the six years from 19 Pocatello; Larled Jenkins, fiurley; Fred LaldlaW, Boise: Walter Slaughter turn to th Madam Housewife, anfl Ix.rig, Twin Falls Want and fill that vacancy In your kitchen. v, . Sp'kane. correspondent. Lroy Pratello,newIs retiring president. were Jury Admits pEBYBULL. Wyo., May 9 (AP). Drafted by her 9. Tha April receipts of the EaJt Lake City postof flee fell 2.05 cent lelow the receipts of April, 1927, accord ing to returns made to the postoffice department, but kt that th drop was leu than tha average for the fifty larg est postofflces, which showed a decline of 3.12 per cent. The Salt Lake receipt last month were 1110,390. as compared to $112,700 In April, MUCH CONCERN JEROME PLACED Her Third Large Increase RISE CAUSE OF Woman Defeats Male for Mayor; 10, 1928. BROWER-TOWLE' I 115 Eat R 1st South Street, Salt Lake City. MOTOR CO. Phone Wagatch 7357 |