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Show SCHOOL institution, whlcft she left 17 year ago to begin her teaching career. Mr. Davis is chairman of the board of trustees of the institution and. as a member of the state board of education, is making a tour to all southern Idaho educational institutions! Education Official Outlines Needs of Fresent Teachers. "Pioneer conditions developed a men and strong race of these same "but she said, women," conditions also too frequently were conducive to silence and HEAD i LAUDS BOYS' " I .-- INSTITUTION ' .XIOKNLN (J, 'TIIE SALT LAKE TitlBUXE, THURSDAY 8 self-relia- nt 1 CASSIA COUNTY ADOPTS BUDGET Road Fund Total $15,200 for Year; -- Accent Get Total of $2340. being approved because the last legislature made Twin FaUa a first class The commissioner, the county. committee advised, will now devote full time to their duties and will be able to perform some of the work of n clerk. County Hospital Items Coma In for Redactions. The university extension, the county surveyor and the items for laundry and general duty nurses at the county hospital also came in for reductions. The nurses' account is cut from $25,000 to $20,000. and the launIs cut dry and cleaning allowance r a $43,000-from $i500 t fund to be established for equipment. The tentative estimates for the de partments of county clerk, auditor and recorder, sheriff, probate court, county superintendent, county physician, county coroner and . lanltor were approved by the special committee. The revised estimates show, among the Items! University extension, $3000: noxious weeds. $60,097; county fair. county hospltalu. $120,035.81; county commissioners, $60,700, and a total of $348,647.81. As the appropriation for county hospital and county fair, totaling $150,000, are separate funds, the countv general fund is approximately $198,647.81. or about $3300 less than the legal allowance. The special committee approved substantial increases in the funds for weed eradication and for the county fair. APRIL CAUSE RIOTS . ' l lea-sin- Skinny "Lifeless SALE i CASH 1927-192- 8, HOUANDNAMERICA g lid, top aiidthereby preserving the aroma to the last cup. TeTeTaenuolh pay nothing If we could only ahow you the wonthat IronUwd Toast haa done for thousands of men and women. The bone hollows fiat hare quickly been filled up with firm flesh, stringy necks and bony limbs given rounded beauty! Pimples, bolls and blotches gone for good. Only when Yeast Is Ironlised Is it more effect! ve for Iron la needed to bring out the strengthening value of Yeast. Oet a bandy bottle of these tasty tab. leu today. Jut a alngle course treatment wtu prove that you can be attracSafe for everybody. tive and healthy. They do not upset the stomach nor cause or gas bloating. Ask your drugglat for'Ironlsed Yeatt If not delighted with the quick today. results, your money back. It: will be re(Adv.) funded i once. " weight-buildin- 0Q Coffee is guaranteed to please your tastij. or your money will be cheerfully refunded. Pi (B 5 imSGGiimijB a loi KeJ V I ln I Gr : rVT r SaJ Lai cou nor Jisj "152, ada tha 28." the froi ! 1 ?ra can. N'ei wa ,179! :Of i pen. 1.4 the Unl . iliy I 'pjj c I Set f days you get lots of satisfaction out of THESEcar propelled with Conoco Ethyl Gasoline. In the first place, there's no delay about starting. Conoco Ethyl "snaps into it" at the first nudge on the starter buttonand keeps going for miles and miles of smooth, knockless driving. Conoco Ethyl Gasoline has virtually revolutionized motoring. It is making "Knocks" a mere memory. It is bringing the last full ounce of power out of all motors w hether of low or high compression. Give Conoco Ethyl the hardest test you know. Try it on the steepest hill you can find. Observe its performance in traffic driving or over, muddy, slushy roads. Then you'll appreciate, at first hand, how superior Conoco Ethyl is to ordinary gasoline. Conoco Ethyl awaits youat service stations and garages. Look for the sign. 'Producers. Refiners and Marketers of hijh grade petroleum product In Arirona, Ar-kanui. Colorado; Idaho, Kansas. Missouri. Montana, Nebraska. New Mexico. Oklahoma. Orion. South Dakota, Tciaa, Utah, Wasbintton.Wyoming Here Are PR ICES that Wiill Startle the Town we've got to sell out and close out forever! Our stocks must be turned into cash regardless of profits, regardless of prices. The offerings are simply unbelievable. See for yourself, and buy at pricesjhat easily set a new Low Level in the history of Salt Lake merchandising. No "ifs" or "ands" about this sale Salle BeglBns ;totitiyj 10 A, M. BARGAIN y REGULAR VALUES Hoy 'ferai plat O READ Drosses Coats DRESSES New in every detail for sprint, beautifully styled and expertly designed. Geor- gettes, Flal Crepes, Frost Crepes and new Prints, fashioned with every novelty effect now in vogue. 1S7 DRESSES Regular price $16.95. NOW 19 DRESSES Regular price $14 95, NOW roa tnqt con 75 DRESSES Regular price $24.95, NOW. rlti fivl 125 DRESSES tha Regular price $24.95, NOW. 75 DRESSES Regular price $37.95, NOW. 25 DRESSES Regular price $37i5. NOW. m; lha Ki T . Qolck SferfinKnp'ckles's Miles 449 NOW $14.95, $35,000 WotiBn o Kew Spi?lB2g Stfoe! Hand-Block- mo4 vi 0 o , CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY lied ' (S3? , cm) ;A ft 4 vnrmiin n est lot I 4 awu iron fat ! Credits No Returns No mm? Money-Bac- I ys Lay-Awa- Our Lease Is Up Sto-7- 0 I of brf No 53 EAST BROADWAY " 1 tight-fittin- Too, Rlue Piufe Coffee is above the average. It it possesses that fine weet flavor that makes a most delightful drink, and' one that completely satisfies the coffee appetite. Blue Pine ders w Al-'- m f adds pounds ii few weeks. Results guaranteed or - tl W Women Gain Weight NewEAST andlRON m EVERY g la-u- Of 'course, you don't need a Key Opening Coffee Can, but liy le satisfied with the old t.tle ran that has to he opened with a can "opener and which leaves dangerous jagged is now edges? Scowcroft's Blue Pine Coffee vacuum packed in a Key Opening Can, which. , 1 ;ol . BURLEY, Idaho. Spring repair are under way in several Burley establishments. D. E. Johhson is preparing to enlarge his undertaking parlors and display room. M. H. King is remodeling his local variety store and tne Grant hotel is being reopened urder the name Tourist hotel. One Thousand Idle Men Respond to Call for 600; Draw Lots. $28,-96- 5; --t- o YOU DON'T NEED MAKING SPRING REPAIRS. Eptclal to Tlw Tribune. , $4509.-witr- 11)21). Arbor day, the request having been made by V. L. Martlneau, county agricultural agent. No reason was given for the refusal. BRITISH' JOBS are lpc!si to'Th. Tribune. Chicago Tribune Press Service. "You prospective teachers ' LONDON; April 3. An example of tendency ' "BTJRLEY," Klahoissia''couiity catted trporr to eorreet-lftLondon' poverty was seen today to help change the ideals thus in- commissioners, Monday. meeting when the borough council of stilled In the present generation of adopted the- - budget for the nine tZ Value of Correotiou one of London's east end pupils by the example of their elders. months fiscal year ending January The keynote of your work is expres13. 1930. As at last year's session, no districts, advertised for 600 laborer During Youth. fo' work on road and sewer exten sion, not repression. You are called taxpayer appeared In protest against i1 sion. upon to teach the children of pio- any schedule submitted. Current exwith to others, V More than 1000 men stormed the neers mingle freely pense items Include: County agent, alprclal la Th Trlbuns. town hall. In the ru&h a dozen were to sain results by cooperation as well $2340: boarC of health. including D. W. Idaho. TWIN FALLS. as by Individual effort, to persuade county nurse, $2355; county buildings, injured and taken to a hos s'tghtly educaeent, atate commissioner of ouura. to lead otners. pital. - W. E, Baker, work manager $5293; livestock inspector, office of addressed meeting tion, for the council, calmed the crowds "Courage and endurance must be $680; outlays (watermas-te- r. ti.fh rntur club members Tues taught, but to be exercised in a world destruction of pests, weed eradi by announcing that it would be Imday afternoon. With member of of irlendly Intercourse, amid culture cation, tax refunds), $6712: charily, possible to give work to all. but that the state board of education and and comfortable surrounding too $3000; mothers' pensions, $3500; to h? would . ike the names of every the state urerintendent. he as en of'en denied the pioneers." man present and the jobs would be tal. $64,334. route through southern Idaho, visit allotted by ballot In the "outlays" Item. $1200 is alInstitutions. state A force of clerks took the names, ing Rons lowed for a weed supervisor and ex H oraised the work of the State Major C. Ben which were written on pieces of pa penses, and $900 for destruction of school at St. Anthony in Wins Renominatiou Industrial weeds on county and public lands. In per and thro i into a tub, from ; reforming vounc people, saying inai Special IB The Trlb' ne where they were" drawn by the town the revolving fund in this ttem is Int CO to per cent 01 the boys reieasea rrom C. clerk. Idaho The lucky men's names were cluded $1000. Mayor POCATELLO, acthe school become good citizens, called out anrMh men were, notified road fund was allowed Ben Ross was renominated, and The county to the records, cording Councilmen Ivan Oasser and H. O. $15,200. . For redemption of bonds they would be sent for in a day or He quoted the cost of keeping each Shaffer were dominated to succeed and viol two. Interest. $3412, and for redempbe- as school industrial the at chanre wi themselves: F. M. Bistllne and J. O. tion of warrants. $73,400: for county ! Ing $175 a year, compared to a $800 Carver were elected chairman and fair exhibits. $9550, of which $4000 Elk$ Plan Servicei COUNTY BLFL'SES ARBOR AID. was for new buildings. of the state penitentiary. This, he said, secretary, respectively, of the Demo The county commission WednesFor Pioneer Buhl cratic city central committee, and of correction. of the value ahow early day refused to make a special approC. P. O'Malley, T.orrf ,Wllson, Mrs. Twin Falls Committee iA Commissioner La ads Idabs Special to Thg Tribune. priation of $250 for observance of Wlliani H. Bohlscheid, George Oibby, TWIN FALLS. Idaho. Members Mi j Alice 'Cosgrove and Q. G. Bur- Makes Budget Report Cooperative Dormitory Plan. of the Twin Falls Elks lodge will go ton were appointed members of the ;, TWIN FALLS. Idaho. The com- to Buhl Commissioner Vincent commend at mittee Thursday afternoon to cono rd Idaho's state cooperative dorml-- '. Democratic executive committee,held of nine Twin Falls county men duct funeral services for James W. the Democratic convention, city the and been had t tory system, which, he said by Republican in the L. D. 8. recre appointed Feeler, pioneer resident of Buhl, night uciday conto chairmen 54 Democratic states. This county other plan copied by where he once operated an elevator. hall. ' Ht removes fer with the county commissioner in His for a large original ation Mavor Ross. In his speech of ac body arrived Wednesday from " outlay fornecessity ensufor the the the up budget drawing buildings by Balboa, Canal Zone, where he died Il j (0 the company which builds ceptance, commented on the splendid ing year issued a report Tuesday eve- March 14. given him by members of the ning making a number of revisions in tiie dormitories, the rent paying the support - Final services will be conducted much of the said that and by council, L. 20 the tentative budget. James years the building in the Elks at the Twin Falls cemetery, ha exuenseit isofturned In the six years of his adminover as state prop- - success Barnes. Democratic county commiswhen where Mr. Feeler will be buried. He istration was due to the cooperation sioner was chairman Is survived for of the council member. of by Sam Feeler, a brother, mentioned the ten- - an effortsthe this committee. ,w' Mr. ofVincent at Buhl. six years Mayor past During The group disapproved of a new Idaho high schools to excel Row stated that while $300 000 had pa- dency for the county assessor, but agreed a firm believer James I of thl In some particular branch itsTwin- been spent In municipal improve- car to an allowance of $750 for mileage in witchcraft,England, agFails having a high record for wrote a book on the m. ricuiturai bonded indebted-nements Pocatello. in on car. own hU The county subject , department and Caldwell of this city had been reduced expense "T more than $400,000, or approximately treasurer had $500 cut from his extra , lor orchestra and music. and the account, county comhelp 29 per cent. , N missioners suffered a decrease of $900 Albion Students Hear in this account, the latter' reduction CONFERENCE SALE! . Address From Official Seven 7 day farm sale beginj it. D0 ALBION NORMAL COLLEGE Tribune Want Ada today. Buy tell Travel ky a Famous Serrlca CALL STONE COLIC. The hardy, sto-i- tl ). bioa Idaho swap farms, ranches, hotels, cafes, FRANCE" ENGLAND TO man for his apts., rooming houses. Phone Waleal pioneer was a good Don't opsrsle! Tou maka a bad condiHOLLAND GERMANY cbun-I' 10 must worse. be csuse a (Tit Influence Treat but hla tion dav senuble, satch 590 Tribune Want Ads ask AND ALL PARTS Of EUROPE VIA at tornWrits tnspeolve wait Masonic teracted to a certain extent by mod-- - for (7) day ad for price of (5.) (Adv.) painless. Homa .Drug Co. Rotterdam temple. Plymouth. Boulogne ( era teachers.. Mrs. Myrtte - R. day Mlniieasolu, Minn , lor a ceconUaad prac "" Apr, 13; Veeadam, Trw quick' way to turn the old auto- ticing epeciaiuis prescription on liver ana New Amsterdam. Davis, sate superintendent of pub- -. Apr. 20; Statendam (New), Apr; Z7. all bladder troubles, (or literature on treatI lie Instruction, told students of yils mobile Into cash la to offer it, ade- ment which haa been gratifying ra- 40 No ' school Wednesday. Dearborn St.. Chicago, or Local quately described and attractive.y mi It. for 2 rcara Boldgivlnf k under OuarantM. Clip thu out NOW, (Adv. I Agents. Hp it was her first address before the priced, in The Tribune Want Ads. ' 4, ... $7.49 PQ IQ .$0.17 S12.49 $14.49 $17.49 $21.49 HEED Suits G AND BUY Ensembles Hats Hose COATS HATS Coats for Sport or Dress wear, with fur or fabric trim. Furs include Galyalc, Mole, Broadtail, Squirrel, Muskrat and Fitch. In black and all the favorite colors. A complete line of sizes to choose from. 45 COATS Regular price Sale price $17.95. 74 COATS Regular price Sale price $27.95. 1B0 COATS Regular price, $39.95. Sale price... 5 COATS Regular price, Sale price $59.93. 31 COATS Regular price, $44.95. Sale price (A selection of line .winter coats to sell belovr rot of making) Hundreds of new spring bats, all shapes, iizes, models, colors and materials. Truly a sacrifice offering. $8.49 $11.49 $16.49 $23.49 $33.49 125 HATS Regular price $3.95, Sale price. ... . $L59 125 HATS Regular $6.95. Sale price. ...... . ... $3.49 Regular price $8.93. Sale price . s $5.49 TOO HATS 75 HATS Regular price $16.95. Sale price $7.49 75 HATS Regular price Sale price S12.53. .....$9.49 |
