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Show THE SALT IiAKE TRUU'XE, 'IT KSD AY .UOliXINd, IDAHO SETS ' ROAD Assessor First To Receive Tag On "28 License BUDGET Bienniuni. " t m, ' BOISE, Idaho (If). A highway jrtxrram calling for spending $3.- UO.OOO a year lor the next biennium was presented to the highway com- -' raRteeg of the last legislature Monday by the state highway bureau In reply to a request for information. Funds for the program would be provided by the gasoline tax and au- -, tomobile licenses. A parallel program, based on proposed Increase in the gasoline tax and license fees was also presented, tills latter carrying a provision for a $300,000 market road program. Both programs called for matching federal aid local funds with state money to build ur a fund of $1,300,000. of which the federal government would supply nearly tl.000.000.' Two hundred and fifty miles of oiled road was projected for the biennium at a cost of $700,000, this item including both oiling and necessary reconstruction. The secondary program was predi- rated on an expected increase of 1460.000 to be brought In by the proposed tax increases. In a memorandum accompanying the report the department said that If the enlarged program wer adopted It would be advisable to: Increase the gasoline tax from 4 to 5 cents for the next two years. Possibly repeal the gasoline tax refunds. Readjust the motor vehicle license tee schedule to obtain more equitable ates between the light and heavy ehlcles with a view to raising addl-lon- Deep Suow Delays Train Boar Lake Coniniiionfrs From JJlackf oot to .Propoe Expenditure of t Mackav, Idaho. 30,100 on High Ways. j I 'I BLACKFOOT, Idaho The rise in temperature failed to lessen road difficulties, as the wind rose with the thermometer, and the high winds of Friday and Saturday drifted the snow in various places and blocked traffic. The train between Blackfoot and Mackay started out Sunday morning with two engines and. after going miles out in the about twenty-fiv- e desert, was obliged to return and secure the aid of a snowplow, which then led the way to Mackay. autos were reported "'Twenty-fiv- e stalled between Blackfoot and More-lanten miles to the west. and. twice that number along the highway between Blackfoot and Pocatello. One car. which was driven up from Pocatello, took six hours to make the d, Board Keeps Five twenty-fiv- e .School Principals " miles. Special to The Tribune. MONTPEUER. Idaho The commissioners of Bear Lake have adopted the annual highway budget for the county for 1929. .The sum set aside for this purpose totals $30,400 and will be divided as follows: For roads leading south from Paris and the. Dingle connection. $5900; for the roads radiating from Ovid and in that section, including Nounan valley, $8o50; for the east side of the county, $15,850. Of the latter amount. $6000 will be spent on "the Montpeuer-Afto- n highway, find will be used to widen and gravel the worst part of that road. If help from other sources is received, for example, from the government, state and national forest, it may 6e possible to grade and all of this road to The Wyoming line. It Is already graveled Into Alton from the state line. This highway gives the Star valley people an outlet to Idaho and Utah "points. The road is good in the summer time, but in spring and fall the mud over portions renders it h Impassable to cars. Gravel is easily accessible. Outside of the Star valley road nearly all the rest of the county budget will be used to improve secondary roads leading tb the principal highways, in accord with the "market roads" policy of the state jfraw-lj'lrtuall- Snowdrifts about Gibson' were so heavy that the bus lines finally abant busses of doned travel after Twin-the day met near Gibson and transferred their passengers by sled. The train from the north was an Special .to The Tribune. TWIN FALLS. Idaho!- - At its last hour late Sunday night, and passen- gers reported having come through a meeting the Twin Falls school board heavy snowstorm. reappointed the five principals employed here and set March 12 as the SCHOOL HOLDS BALL. date for an election when qualified Special to The Tribune, voters will pass on the proposal to ALBION, Idaho. Albion Normal raise the school levy 7 mills. ball was held Friday The principals reappointed are U. school's colonial eveN. Terry of the senior high school. night with the feature of the t, .by Mrs. Vera C. CLeary of the Junior ning a minuet presented was girls. Attendance good, high school. Miss Fanny Perkins. Miss Hazel Mahaffey and Mrs. Ethel despite bad weather. Gray of the elementary schools. t Operating expenses for the year funds In 1830. amount to $199,400. It is set out. with an additional $tio.000 needed for retirement of bonds falling due. Since No Cutting or Salva Needed. Dog Sled Gets Ranger, under the law not more than 16 External treatment seldom ban i ah III, Through Deep Snoic mills may be levied on an assessed Piles. valuation of $8,130,300, it was necesNor does cutting removt the catu. IDAHO FALLS, Idaho. Leo Hut-iosary last year to hold a special elecThe cause ta Inside bad circulation forest ranger of Big Springs in tion to authorize an additional 7 Tba blood is stagnant, th Ttine .he Island Park county, Monday, was i mills and this must be done flabby. again an a after local eighteenhospital to Dnng mniiciero revji The bowel wails are weak, the paru wis .title ride by sled from Blg Springs to enue spring almost dead. into the school fund. To quickly and safely rid yourself of Ishton. when It became necessary to piles, you must tree the circulation . have medical care after an illness of FEWER GRADUATES. i send a fresh current tUrouch to two The. Tribune. weeks. William Hannl of Big Special .; Internal treatment Is the one TWIN FALLS. IdahoPresent In- pools Springs, left Friday at midnight with safe method Ointments and cutting Hulspn. who was accompanied by his dications point to a smaller graduwon't do It wife. The going by dogsled was slow, ating class from Twin Falls high J S Leon hat dt M D . a apeclallst with six feet of snow in the Island school this sprfng than last year ri at work some year ago to find H real internal remedy tor piles exwhen about 160 students received Park country. The dogs were He named bis prescription 150 will changed for horses upon reaching a diplomas. Approximately and tried It In 1000 ;awtnlll and after a four-hotrip graduate at the next commencement. he was satisfied ' Now HEM the party reached Ash ton early Sat- Diplomas have Just been contracted ROID ts sold by druggists everywhere It Is a harmless tab urday morning. Sunday morning for by the school board. The clos- under guarantee let easy to take, and can always be Mr. and Mrs. Hutson boarded a train ing exercises will be in May. one week found Bchnmra at Johnson. Drugs, and for Idaho Falls, where he was taken later than was previously scheduled, 2 C. M I Drug Co.. who will gladly In a hospital. The cause of his Ill- to make up for time lost in Decemrefund the purchase price to any disness ha not been determined. customer. ber. When schools were closed. satisfied (Adv.) Falls In". Inspection Slios AIR FIELD BILL Few Sound Pupils WINS ON VOTE ROAD BUDGET Attending Schools Theater at Pocatello the-firs- -- well-nig- BURLEY, Idaho. After an inspection and examination of 123 children enrolled in one of the smaller schools- - in Burley, Miss Martha T?Juve. community school nurse, report eight were free from physical drfects. Of the 114 children suffering with one or more defects. 39 had throat trouble. 36 had defective vision. 23 had abnormal thyroids, 89 had defects in teeth. 33 had no.se troubles, 16 w ere beJow normal weight and smaller proportions had The varioua other abnormalities. postures of 62 puolls were incorrect. Miss Juve finds that practically every child in a class conducted lor backward pupils had defective sight. The nurse, in her report urges parents not to delay in taking steps to nave iiir ucicvta caihuiicu uy iiiru Senate Passes Measure j BOISE, Idaho. The senate Monday passed the house bill authorizing counties, highway districts, cities and villages to purchase or otherwise acquire land for construction and maintenance of landing fields for aircraft. , I nurse la necessary, and i are urging that steps be taken to provide a community school nurse for the entire term next year. e' PRESENTS ; Special to Tin Tribune. part-tim- ALBION' Au- ofLttudr , PtAV. Special to The Tribune. ALBION. Idaho. 8tiidenU of the Normal presented the play. "Quarantined With Foxy Grandpa." before a large audience Saturday night. Mbion The bill provides that property not exceeding 60 acres, wholly or partly within or without the corporate limits of counties, highway districts. cities and villages, may be obtained and held to provide airports, and that these districts may levy bonds for maintenance of the property. Approval of the house joint memorial, urging United States congress not to enact legislation now pending before that body reserving surface rights to the government of mineral claims on forest land, passed the senate. The memorial stales that, since 36.3 per cent of the total area of Idaho is within the boundaries of national forests, and since practically all of this forest land is potential mineral land, the measure now be to fore congress is of Idaho. I Past experience has demonstrated beyond doubt that development of many mining properties h "depended upon the right to use timber accessible by virtue of surface rights accruing to the claims, exponents ot the bill assert. Senate biU No. 5348, now before congress, la therefore declared to be unjust to developers of mineral " land; and likely to cause continual conflict between mineral claimants and forest reserve officials. It will not protect the small claim owner from having all timber removed or sold from his claims, whether the timber is essential to the development of the property or not. the memorial contends. The moat severe pains of rheumatism, head- cbe, neuralgia, toothache, neurit quickly vanish when yoa take etc, one or two Tablet. Also break up colds, grippe; atop inwomen nervousness, 'a somnia, fever, pains. 25 million used annually. Come in handy metal container, 2S cent. A-- on every tablet of the genuine. As ymr Jrmggat far A-TmUmta l. Anti-Kam- K Anti-.amn- ia em trsm OiHS ensf 4i turns to joy Discouragement is cleared when complexion Weldwick, N.J,- "My skin was muddy looking- and blackhead I was so clogged the pore. discouraged after using various, salve without success, tha; when I saw Besinol Soap and Ointment advertised I decided to try them, 'but I hadn't much hope. I followed instructions carefully, however, and la two - weeks' time my complexion vas vital-conce- rn . Begins Remodeling , POCATELLO, Idaho. Remodeling of the Strand- theater is now under way. A $10,000 organ and several hundred new seats will be Installed. thorizing Purchase tjuiurru corrrviru. Miss Juve has been employed as e nurse in four communities in Cassia county. Superintendent W. W. Chrtstensen and others having, children In their charge assert that full-tim- . Special to The Tribune. to The Trtaune. Special Special to The Tribune. 1SW). '.COUNTY ADOPTS AUTOTRAFFIC! IDAHO FALLS. Idaho. Nineteen hundred and twenty eight automobile license plates are taboo in Bonneville county. 8heriff Harry Meppen delivered this ultimatum Monday to those who have failed to procure their new licenses, and to show he meant business he sent two deputies out on the streets to "tag" delinquent cars. The first offender to come under the pale of the sheriffs' order was Charles W. Hanson, county assessor, the man whose duty it is to issue the licenses. Another cited was Joe Taylor, former chairman of the board of county commissioners. Shortly after the deputies oiegan their "tagging," the assessor's office was swamped with applicants seeking " Program Asks $2,410,000 Annually in State for . DRIFTS BLOCK KKliKUARY-li- - rffsEMari. De P.uW. When the akin ha been cleared! of blotches, etc., it can usually be kept that way by the daily use of Resinol Soap. Reainot Ointment for ecxema, relieves the itching at once. At alt drupgisU. Saaipt. l sack frmm. Das. 4. Bsaiaal. 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