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Show THE 20 B IDAHO PLANS1'-CLU- COURSE RIGBY PLANS Wilbur and Mead Announce Dates igt P ,, 10. leader, who win give the address c! welcome at the assembly Monday J. Iddlngs oj momir, and Dean K. who will tall the Moscow university, aiid Girls Do on "Wlt Farm Boys In Foreign Countries." On night the Georgetown Canningclub WU1 give s demonstration of a model club meeting at t)ie auditorium. Wednesday evening a musical urogram will be held. T he Instructional program for the g.rls will conslj t of special work in dinning. bakint. sewing and home 9 and possibly work In heme nursing, etiquette and Ideals. A short program for the Ideal leaders also is planned for arn exclub work. on of ideas change The boy program will lot lude June classes antf demonstrations. 21 classes on crop Improvement and seed Judging will be held. Tug sday. the boys wia be divided into g roups and given wqrk on Judging of 7sheep hogs and dairy cattle. Wednesday they will be gllvldeLand given work on fitting aril showing of thf same classes of livestock which, were Judged. ELKS FLAN FLAG dM T. POCATELLO. Idaho. A hi story of the flag. In 'which duplUptes of Americas earliest flags are if ied, will be a distinctive part of the Elks Flsg day services, 1 k be held at 6 p. m. Tiday , Speakers during the course will InH. Reardon, state club Sundcr clude: J, et th ! Best o Mo Qualify rtAV SOPER U OvrJeatsJrc Sirloin, a&dRump , tempi, 5.;..-1.0- Rolled Prime Bib Boast Beef, a lb... Leg Boast Veal, I s Boast Pork, ,27c Choice Bhode IslmdO Q Bed o5c alb.', t) A' ChoiceHeps, Rhode Isknd J A a "I 39c 29c Mrs. Arthur Gians, CatereM (Hot conected with Olaus Bakery) M o BRIGHAM CITY ' DEVELOPS NEW WATER SUPPLY Artesian Well a Solve Problem of Moisture for Irrigation. Red Roasters, a, !). tcU lb. 4 Shoulder Boast Spring rierv QPTp lb. a a lb Veal, OtJV t i?ou Let Us Help Plan Your Wedding Redejitions. Wasatch 475 I te Th Trilsm. RIGBY, Idaha The days program for the Idaho Pioneer day celebration to be held at Rigby, Friday, June 1A is rapidly rounding into shape and promises to be one of the best in the history of Rigbys many successful obsenymoe. Chairman Vafrntine has received assurance that Major General R. L. Bullard will arrive in Rigby in time lor the morning program. An elaborate parade has been planned, with prizes for the best floats in five divisions, i Business houses and various organizations of the town have signified their intention of having floats in the parade. Directly after the parade a program will be bekl in the Rigby stake tabernacle. The sports in the afternoon will consist of foot races and horse races, a ball game between Rigby and Idaho Falls and an oatdoor boxing match. A fireworks display will take place at the bail diamond between 9 and 10 p. m. J-- tty& L eg . Vwal alb. 0 Celebration. , Stnai natatorium. Ready for Srrr!t t Th 'Wlbun. BRIG HAM ICITY. Development of deep water wells In Brigham City and vicinity Is solving the problem of obtaining additional water for irrigation purposes. During the week Ira and Merlfti Larsen completed well on theiiy orchard land In the southeastern part of the city which has a pumping capacity of .500 gallons per minute. The well was drilled to a depth of 101 feet. There appears to be a good deal more water in the well than is being pumped. Hie well has been in operation for several days and the supply of water has apparently increased. A number of similar wells have been developed here this spring. In addition to these wells Alfred N. Olsen, who is extensively engaged in fruit growing in the vicinity south of Brigham, is having two wells installed and Brigham City Is arranging to have a well drilled in the near Xu ture. I 6ixc1u to Th Trlbun. Spatial to Th, Tribun. a, derful Mr. Sarter and Mr. Kittel have left for Los Angeles, and after a stay there, will go up the coast to San Francisco, and on to Canada. DISEASES FOUND IN YODTTLMEETS: SUDDEN DEATH Spfciml to Th Pocatello Tax Levy Effective - Youth Narrowly Misses Serious Hurt by Bullet $1972 Mexicos Chief Tells of Parley errV.June 7 UP). , Presl Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz was en route here to discuss with him the problem of the Catholic church in Mexico. Congressman Urges Widow suit at our regular we are factory prices giving absolutely free an auto robe, regularly selling at from $7.50 to $10.00. These are our regular suits, superbly tailored in the finest domes! ic and imported pure worsteds in all the new shad' (?s and weaves. These suits are made to give the tpuyer "lasting wear as To every man-buyin- J well as dress distinction. This sensational offer vtjont last Come in today to get a j fruit and Get that Auto Robe, tool LADIES ONLY s1.50 ' ONE-HAL- F . riciiards st. MIB BLOCK FROM; TEMPLE GATES i JSriauJL&t fin gliai tf. Manager V BOISE, Idaho UP). Two Indians who have spent the past several months in the state penitentiary for burning the Lapwal Jail, will soon be on their way home as the result of a decision of the parole board announced Friday. The two Lydians, Jack Cowapoo Dreighters of Pioneers Open Annual Sessions - Daughters of Utah Pioneers- will hold their annual convention Satur-d- x at 6 30 p m in the ladies parlor of the Hbtel Utah, it was announced Friday An open meeting will be held, and tl visiting daughters of pioneers are ejcpecled to attend. Erb-A-L- ax MRS. C. E. PITTS So. 5th East St, Salt Lake All Erb-A-La- x. Is Recommended and" sold by Erb-A-La- x Drug Stores Schramm-Johiiso- n TAKE A VACATION FROM YOUR te- - Want Ad Results OTHERS CAN! YOU CAN! TYPICAL EVERYDAY RESULTS IN THE TRIBUNE Sold (225 Chev, Lots Calls! CHEV coupe, ftrst-clu- s condition; S22&. Hr. 2199. will sell cheap 1924 It Sold Trig. Flowers, Shrubs are Outstanding achievements quickly recognized, and a medicine discovered a comparatively short time ago. has already of been acclaimed by thousands Utah people as a superior preparation for relieving stomach, liver, kidney ailments and rheumatism. Among the many Salt Lake people who have been restored to health by this most remarkable medicine is Mrs. C. E. Pitts of 309 South 5th East St., 8alt Lake. She says: "I had indigestion so bad I waa unable to eat the foods I wanted and I became rather weak and worn out and lacked energy. I took two bottles of this new and I notice a wonderful improvement to my health to general; I am eating anything now with no bad after effects and my digestion is perfect I feel stronger and healthier to every way and I am glad to say a few words to praise of this remarkable x, Calls 3 Day porcelain lined, used 729 So 13th Baat. reirtcerator one year. Grows Grass t Erh-A-La- x. Gillis Schedules Bank Law Confab STUDENTS BAKE MARRIAGE. Bperlal to Th Trlbun. MOSCOW, Idaho. Announcement of the marriage of W. Vaughn Iorns, Glenns Perry, to Miss Neva Rice, Nampa, was made at a formal dinner at Hays hall, Wednesday evening. The young couple were married at Rltzville, Wash., on April 13, and had kept their wedding a secret since that time. The bridegroom is a senior to the University of Idaho, college of engineering, and will receive his degree to civil engineering next Monday. The bride is a senior education student and will receive her degree next week. , I OLDEST FREE MASON DIES. GREENSBURO, Ind, June 7 UP- The Rev. James B. Lathrop, 103, said to be the oldest member of the Masonic and Knights Templars lodges to the United States, died here today. Men and Women Everywhere Report Belter Results Than They Ever Hoped to Receive Systems Built Up and Stomach, Liver and Kidney Disorders Are Relieved by The Schramm-Johnso- n Sales. Phenomenal Stores Drug Report J. W. Wheeler, prison warden, said he rarely had an Indian returned to the institution for violation of parole. BOISE, Idaho UP). Troubles tod' dent to enforcement of one of Idahos new banking statutes will be discussed in Spokane by W. D. Gillis, attorney general, and attorneys of the National Savings and Loan company to Spokane. Gillis will leave Saturday fof north Idaho to represent the state to several land cases to Coeur dAlene and on this visit will confer with the Spokane attorneys. The last legislature enacted a banking law attempting to favor domestic corporations. It is this law which the Spokane corporation will bring up for discussion. Leon Fisk, assistant attorney general,'will accompanyGtlltsto Lewis-to- n to represent the state to cases before the supreme court sitting there next week. drunk the liquor were made sick. Kuehl died on the porch of his home after dragging himself up the to his steps to where he could call brother who was in bed Inside. Hugo Kuehl. the brother, said he thought he heard his brother call, but the calls ceased and he paid no more attention. Later he wen out and found Theodore dead. An inquest will be held Saturday. The stomach of the victim was sent to the state chemist for examination. Erb-A-La- 100-L- B Up. 7U3-- First Call! Sold (65 Range PENINSULAR, eled ranis. condition. and Trees srr beautiful white nupf 165, cost ,167 so, excellent ISIS Lfck st. Hr. 36S4-- J. Sold Boggy 8 Calk! Like Magic for sle. eid. bsnr 134 Tale avenue. ,15. condition; onir Sold Trunk 3 Calls, 1 Dayl ONE Isrxe wardrobe trunk for sale cheap La verne hotel. 35 Qo 1st W. Was. 4671 2nd Day! Sold (75 RADIO or Downpour, Spraying Mist Whirling or Stationary by easy adjustments Throwing Showers like new, coat 175 cash. I NEW CAR Sold Oakland LOOK Calls! Oakland sedan, never registered. 91400. This car retailed at $1725. Waa 2990. Sold Sewinf Machine 2nd Dayf WHITE sewint machine 110; food cood. 156 West 2nd No. Sells Bathtub 3 Calls! (porcelain) 6 ft. 6 Inches, 15, in excellent condition. 424 E. Bo. Temple BATHTUB 4 Calls! weeks old. 95 to 910 Sold Fox Poppies FOUR fox terrier. Very well marxed. C 266 C H-- st. 3 CaBs! BEAUTIFUL specimen in almost pure white English bull pup. 14 weeks old eligible for Price 150. 1313 So. 13th registration East. Hr. 6406 Sold 150 Pup Sold (35 Radio I Calls! with tubes, alternating current unit operating from light socket 935 terms. Must sell today. 615 Mcradio, E complete, speaker, BaHtite, Clellan. Sold 135 Washer THOR elec, tion. Youd pay five times the price of the Standard Rain King to have your garden bloom all summer and your lawn grow fresh and green re1 et Rain gardless of King alone will give you these results because it has the volume and variety of play to meet every knowrf condition of weather, soil, seed, 'and plant life. Anit the Standard Ram King is only $3.75. Combines all sprinkling actions in onespnnkler. dry-spell- Throws more water farther than anv other on the same pressure. Saves sprinkling time saves 9200 rms S35 CaBs! Sold House Furnishings! 7 rms 2 ipts snd sleeping 363 W ath So W 4&89-all CASH . 3 machine, good cond! washing 977 1st are. Hy- 6785-. rented wa- ter, too, because both nozzles easdy adjusted to cover odd plots, and long n arrow stn ps, as well as circles from to ft. down to 5 ft. Can spray seeded teds, lawn( shrubs, or trees each with-thmist, shower or stream desired. A mechanical marvel. Dealers now demonstrating dont fail to see it. WATCH .THE WANT ADS BUYS LIKE THESE FOR And For e Mdnmfacttered and Quarantetd by CHICAGO FLEXIBLE SHAFT COMPANY, 35 32 W. Raoeevek Jtaad, Clucw 39 Tern kfaJtmg ggahty Prodmctt DEPENDABLE RESULTS USE THE TRIBUNE - T aialiin SEST SPRINKLERS MADE A U- -' farm. Pas-sac- Sima) tc The Trlbun. POCATELLO Idaho. Funeral services tor George Gittms, Sr. pioneer, who died Thurs clay at the home of his son. J. T. Gittms four miles east of McCammon c. ill be held at 10 a. m. Saturday from the L. D S. ward chapel at. McCJtimmon, with Bishop William Interment will Hovrll officiating be 9i the cemetery at McCammon. under the Erection of the Arthur Hall Funeral company. ' y deieaie&TiiiTprt)- arson when they allowed a clgaret to set fire to the Jail bed. They had been arrested for drunkenness. The board released them because of good conduct at prison and on promise of older Indiankthat they would keep the boys good. Luke Cowapoo, Pendleton, Ore, Indian, recently appeared for his son and said he would keep him on. his GILA BEND, Ariz, June 7 DP. Oulsto Umek of Italy raced to victory in the sixty-ninlap of C C. Pyles bmnion derby today, covering the 47.2 miles of desert between Buckeye, Ariz., and Gila Bend, in 6 hours i8 minutes 40 seconds. Umek holds third place in elapsed time for the coast to coast Jaunt. i, Johnny Salo, the flying cop of N. J , retained his lead hi the nerby hp tying for second place, with Pete Gbvuzzl of England, his closest (omprdtor in elapsed time, today Their time a as 6 hours. 28 mirutes 50 seconds. l" 1 Board Paroles Indians Serving Arson Sentence Funeral Plans Made F or Aged Pioneer SPECIAL FOR JUNE CONFERENCE Ladies only. Fine silk underwear, summer weight an unusual buy at ' 9r WOMEN nt , New Health, New Strength V And More Endurance v x Gained by Using th 75c 2(8 MOSCOW,, Idaho. Mrs. H. H. Taylor, widow of the late Hefman H. Taylor, Justice of the state supreme court has been recommended for appointment as postmistress at Sand-poiby Congressman Burton L. Trench, according to information received here from Washington, D. C. 1 he position was made vacant by the death of Charles J. Shoemaker. Oth-e- r candidates Tor the appointment were Robert Coons, county treasurer, and Harold Hartford, postmaster of Sundpoint substation' No. "I. Mrs. Taylor received serious injuries recently in an automobile accident but has recovered. two-thu- ds , posal to Issue bonds in the amount of (20.000 to erect a gymnasium-auditoriuIn the court of the present "the conIdaho. district PARIS, school bulidlpg. The issue was vention of the American Legion will high by a large group of civic be Yield at Fish Haven, on the chore supported bodies and a total of 777 votes were of Be r lake. June 29, under the polled. Of these there were 494 votes direction of the Bear Lake post No. favoring the bonds and 283 against. 84 of Paris. This conclusion was leached following outline work with state department officials at a meet- Montpelier Playground ing at the courthouse. A convention Gets Chamber Sanction of the women's auxiliary will be held on the same day. The convention will be, attended Srla. I Th Trlbun. MONTPELIER. Idaho At a Joint by members of American Legion poets of Blackfoot, Pocatello, Lara meeting of the chamber of commerce Hot Springs McCammon, Downey, and the Rotary club, both organizaGrace, Soda Springs, Preston, Malad tions went on record as favoring the and Montpelier. Department ofneers proposed Montpelier playground profrom Boise will be featured on the gram for this summer. They agreed to back the plan of raising (900 to program. Business meetings will open the carry out the project. program under the direction of state department officers. A banquet will iollow. A grand bell in the evening will close the convention Boating, bathing and other sports will be included. Dr. C. O. Moore was elected general chairman of the convention. First in Bunion Race L. D. S. GARMENTS, Menb and Ladies, fine summer weights, in both nev and old .... styles, now selling at 9ne Original Special to Th Trlbun. VJ...-BOtSE;13iGKr Spoilt to Th Jrtbun. TWIN FALLS, Idqho. Lacking 24 Kuehl, 28, djed early Friday morn- effects vote of the necessary lng of what police believe the ndent school dis of liquor ahlch Tie had hottled'tmly TdetuinQ Lake Shore. To Green Liquor -- Bear Lake Pc4l inCharge PoivELe, Idahoans Death BONn PROPOSAL CONCLAVE CITY Umetc Reaches Gila Bend SUMMER SPECIAL (UTAH For Postoffice Position g all-wo- ol Robert BOISE, Idaho UP). son of Ray McKaig, former state chairman of the Progressive party, was congratulating himself on being a lucky boy and, moreover, for having participated in a freak accident Robert fired a high powered rifle at a steel plate to see If the, bullet 'would penetrate It The bullet telescoped, the steel Jacket returning In a path so close to the rifle barrel that It struck McKaig within a quarter of an inch of his eye and buried itself In the skin. His wrist also was cut Physicians dressed the Injuries and pronounced them not serious. Mc-Ka- tg, that Suit POTATO SEED Trlbun. UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO, Moscow. A small percentage of the Idaho certified potato seed samples, Berl grown at Lewiston CALDWELL, Idaho UP). this spring in test Sprague, 20, was instantly killed at plots, wao found to have disease conachis home here Friday by a rifle tent and was unfit to be entered as he pre- for certification, according to Dr. C. discharged cidentally to to work in the pared go honey W. plant pathologist for souse of hie father, C, E. 8prague. tho Hungerford, University of Idaho college of agThe body, a bullet wound in the head, riculture experiment station, who inwas found by Sprague wife, whom vestigated the test plots with L. D. he married two month ago. Raeder, assistant agronomist for the extension division.. Information is be lug sent out immediately to grower who submitted samples. Samples of potatoes, representing fields in all parts of the state that are to be entered tof certification this summer, were planted at Lewiston early this spring. Growing these Special to Th Trlbun. POCATELLO, Idaho No protest samples of potatoes before the main having been lodged against the pro- crop Is planted makes it possible to posed city tax levy of 14 84 mills for ge- the reaction of the seed and to the coming fiscal year at the regular inform the growers before the main Information is meeting of the city council held fields are planted. of Thursday night In the council cham- thus obtainedso on disease content that it may.be deterbers, this levy will become effective. the samples Mayor C. Ben Rosa presided at the mined what samples come from fields that are good enough te be entered meeting. Bonds for the various departments for certification. The plan waa tried were heads of the city f approved and for the first time this spring, accepted. The council agreed to enter Into contract with the village of Alameda MEXICO Buying . CEDAR CITY. "There is nothing in all Europe to compare with what we have seen the past five days In the way of scenery," said A. Barter cf Berlin, president of the Trier division of the German National railroad, and T. Kittel, also of Berlin, member of the central administration committee of the same road, on their return from a trip to Zion, Bryce and Grand Canyon National parks. The men are making a tour of America, studying Abler lean railroad methods. You have something in these parks, and especially at Bryce, that Is absolutely unique, said Mr. Barter It gives one a feeling of reverence; me stands silent In the presence of such grandeur. I would not have missed this trip for a great deal These are the only parks we Intend to visit on our trip. T have seen the Swiss Alps; they are grand, but not as grand U your scenery right here. The entrance to Cedar Breaks compares favorably with the Black Forest, which is regarded as one of the great scenic spots in Europe. But Bryce Is won- IDAHO FALLS, Idaho. On June and 23 Idaho Falls Elks will invade Jackson Hole, Wyo , to 6tage a two-da- y celebration during the initiation of a large number of candidates into the local lodge of No. 1087. The lodge session and initiation June 24 will be conductecfby District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler R. W. Casey" Jones of Pocatello, with the assistance of the rulers of Blackfoot, Rock Springs, Wyo.; Livingston, Mont.; Pocatello and Idaho Falls lodges. One of the features of the affair-wilbe a wild elk barbecue. The organization has obtained permits from the state game department to kill enough elk to feed those attending, Mid Frank Brazette, chef, will have charge of the barbecue. Numbers on the program for the opening day include a band concert camand a general paign. Horse racing, bucking contests and wild west stunts will be held In the afternoon, with an illuminated parade and fireworks in the evening. The opening number on tl program for Tuesday will be a sightseeing trip to Jenny lake. String; lake, Lee lake, Jackson lake, Moran, Elk. Antelope, Flat, Slide lake, Keley and back to Jackson. Other entertain ments for the day Include a ball game and vaudeville stunts atr the Rainbow Gardens by the Elks pep band. Dancing will close the celebration. 24 Officials Blame ELECTION KILLS m They Say. dent Emilio Portes Oil tonight gave to the Associated Press the first of ficial confirmation of press reports To Every Man Unique, Bryce Two-Da- y - ISE ijwSCanyon Celebration. to furnish fire protection for annually for two years.- mEEUAOT t4 - f' 1929. GERMAN-TOURIST- S Late m (Major General R. L. Bullard Slated for Part in Mead will visit the Owyhee. Boise, Gooding and Minidoka Irrigation projects July. For the POCATELLO. Idaho. furtherance of extension work in the agriculture and home economics, University of Idaho college of agricommisBannock and county culture sioners, cooperating, are bolding a short course for boys' and girls clubs of southeastern Idaho at the southern branch, June 23 to 37. J. W. Barber, district club leader. Is in charge of arrangements and will In-be assisted by extension, workers. club cluding Ralph Stuckey, county home leader, and Miss Julia Pond, demonstration agent. The five-da- y program win cover all forma of club work, as well as recreational programs. Headquarters will be In the old administration building at the university. Among the entertainment features for the 300 bovs and girls ex hill, pected are the bonfire on Red eve back of the campus, 8 unday Monthe party ning, day night at the gymnasium, games on the campus and athletic field each day during the session, and special entertainment at the auditorium in the evenings. On Thursday the members, under the supervision of the club leaders, will go to Lava Hot 'Springs by special train for an allday picnic and free swim in the state So ..Wyoming City IN AWE INSPIRES S4 legion: picks UTAH SCENERY Eel El-w- 5d Saud Elks Invade Tribuna. Secretary of Interior Curtis D. Wilbur tods; advised Senator Jciin Thomas that he and Reclamation Commissioner Boys and Girls Convene June 23 for Study Until June 27. TIUBUNE SAT URD AYM0ENIX Q JTJXE E JIG. FoFJdalioV is it tet: to The SALT-LAK- J Wasatch 590 Fay Lewis Will Help You Write a Good "For Sale Ad - ' |
