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Show X 8 ' THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 9, 1929. LEADING IDAHO Idaho Schools GUN TRICKSTER , BACK AT BOISE Bob Limbert Learns Much About His Own West From Easterners. , , . As BOISE, Idaho, June S WT. thrilled by the tight of his name blazoned In the white lights of some of the easts leading theaters as he often is by the sight of the moon hanging over some lonely peak in the Sawtooth. Bob Limbert. Idaho's leading gun wielder. has returned to his home state for the summer. Bob, as he Is affectionately known by the recently Incarcerated A1 and other prominent gangmen with whom he be same acquainted while in Chicago, said he learned a great deal about the west while In the east "All the leading citizens wear som-- b reroes and chaps out hero, I was told. Aa a matter or fact, until I adopted the garb. I couldnt make any money. Nobody would believe that I came from the west. In spite of my sunburned complexion and close acquaintance with firearms." Bob Indignantly denied he had been offered a Job by the gangsters while he was appearing in a shooting . act In Chicago. "They didn't seem to need any help, he said. He said he paid a call on Capone and found him to be a "likable fellow. Since arriving in Idaho for the summer. Limbert has been teaching the police how to use firearms, as well as to take them from others in the act of doing the shooting. He staged a downtown demonstration for Boise police this week and snarled up traffic to the extent that his puplla had to dash to their posts to untangle it before be could continue. No regulation pistoling lessons went into the training of Limbert Just wandering about the hills shooting at things developed in him a been eye that enables him to split earns tossed into the air, break two bottles at once in Widely separated positions, drop a bottle and draw his gun and shoot the bottle to pieces be fore It hits the ground. All these types of shooting he demonstrated to eastern audiences last winter and often drew down $300 a sitting, or shooting. was only one part y But his eg bis usual- program. , Of most Interest to himself .was his talks on nature. Limbert replenishes nls stock of natural Information by frequent and prolonged trip into the unexplored sections of the Sawtooth mountain country. Sometimes he acts as guide and sometimes just wanders hi alone with gun and Ca-po- r , - Receive $11,273, "Audit Reveals Athletic Commission lects IT,085for . Col.VtWBTZ T V Period. Because of construction work it is necessary immediately to d its former size, therefore-- condense the Basement to -- BOISE. Idaho VP).' The state athletic commission distributed 111.273 In athletic and playground equipment to schools of the state between 1929, February 11. 1927 and May 20. an audit made by the bureau of public accounts revealed Saturday. From sales of license and collection of taxes on boxing and wrest one-thir- col- lected $17,085 and with a balance of $4673 carried over, the commission had available $21,758. Expense of the commission was $8591. which left a balance of $1894 at the end of the audit. Clubs paying the highest total to the state In taxes included the Pocatello post of the American Legion, $2007 between February 18. 1927 and April 2, 1029; the St, Anthony Athletic club. $1874 between .July 2. 1928 ana April 2, 1929; the North Idaho Athletic association at Coeur dAlene. $2837 between July 21, 1927 and April 11, 1929; and the Elks drill team of Boise. $1264 between December 14, 1928 and April 26, 182 9. The commission collect 10 per cent of gross receipts on events staged by the clubs. The commission consists of George McKeown of Wallace, chairman; William B. Pratt of Boise, secretary, and A. J. Banyard of Pocatello. Accuracy and methods of keeping accounts in the commission were praised by the auditor. Please Excuse the Small Selling:, Space in the Basement! Were Rebuilding the Stork! Walkers Economy Basement has always carried a tremendous stock and it Is impossible d to condense it in of, the Basement space, so we arc giving these savings to YOU! We hope that yon wont mind the inconveniences slight caused by the remodeling, for we are presenting unusual values in all Basement departments. Take advantage of DEMOCRATS SEEK one-thir- , them. TO CLOSE BREACH Nothing 1$ Restricted! Our entire stock is reduced, prices are lower than they have ever been before ! Come and save here! IN PARTYS RANKS ft mmmmmmmmrn Florida' Senator Urges' Chiefs totand by Organization. VP) WASHINGTON, June Aroused at threats of a spilt in the Democratic ranks over a dinner to be given here Monday night under local auspices to Jouett S house, newly appointed lieutenant of Chairman John J. Raskob of the national committee, jarty member In congress are rally ng to attend the affair. Senator Fletcher of Florida, whose state went into the column of Herbert Hoover in the last election; to'camera.'' His photographs of natural scenes night made public a letter In which ' and wild animals arc ranked as some he announced he would attend the of the finest taken in Idaho. A num- dinner and in which he referred to ber of them are kept on display each Mr. Bhouse as the "head of the orsummer in the state house, where ganization so far as carrying on the work of the Democratic party. tourists may view them. He also urged that Democrats forA story is told of how he led a into the Stanley get the past "and stand by the party , party of easterners basin in central Idaho. looking to the selection of new and "Oh, arent those peaks magnifi- fresh material on the basis of Democent, was the exclamation of mem- cratic principles." bers of the party. Jefferson Association Flans QLi Bob waited until their excitement had quieted down and then remarked Dinner Honoring S house. The Jefferson Democratic associathat now well go on over these foottion of the District of Columbia arhills and Into the scenic country." He returned with a trunk full of ranged the dinner to Mr. S house, who press clippings, but apparently un- has been made head of national It was anspoiled by the reception he had re- headquarters here. ceived. The press clippings pleased nounced that Chairman Raskob had other arrangements for Monday him Immensely. In fact, be was literally tickled pink about them, but night. Then began the rally for at-, . the lucre which poured into his hum- tendance at the dinner, which the ble jeans has not deadened his Inter- party leaders at the capital have deest in Idaho's scenery and he plans to clared they had regarded hitherto as absorb a lot more of.lt before he repurely local. Robert N. Harper, president of the turns again to the east next fall. Jefferson Democratic association, tonight that "more senaORGANIZES announced tors and representatives than we had Senator expected have accepted. Robinson of Arkansas, party leader BOYS CLUBS and vice presidential nominee, Is among these. However, Senator Simmons of North Carolina, who bolted the leadto The Trlbtmt. ership of Alfred E. Srgtth and ChairAITON, Wyo. County Agent S. B. man Raskob in the last campaign, of announced he would hot be present the organization Murray, reports and that he believed the dinner "in nine boys' H clubs. Leaders and localities are aa fol- opportune." Senator Smith of South lows: Smoot, Rulon Crook, Harold Carolina said he wasnt going to the dinner, but that he would not make Jenson; Falrvlew, Julian Hoops, Allred; Auburn, John Wier; Gro a statement In the Interests of party As Clarence tie: Afton, ver, Ralph harmony. . Hale; Bedford. Carwin Simpson; ' Overman f North Carolina Thayne, Lehl Hokanson; Etna. Lloyd , Baker; Freedom, Orrln Hokanson.. Accepts Invitation. The enrollment Is approximately Among those who have accepted Is 110. Senator Overman of North Carolina. Acceptances also have been received from Senators McKellar and Tyson Welfare Body Outlines of Tennessee, Randell and Broussard Better Health Projects of Louisiana and Senator Harrison, Mississippi. Senator Fletcher, In his letter, exBOISE, Idaho (IP) Two better health protects will be carried on in pressed regret that some Democrats are the Republicans to north Idaho during the next sev "helping eral weeks under the department of play this up to the limit . "The effort he said, "la to divide public welfare. Mrs. Dorothy Ewen, director of the Democrats and force those Demchild hygiene, left last week to open ocrats who were opposed to Smith a series of mothers conferences, on two main grounds into the Repubwhich will be carried on all summer lican ranks. Me. Raskob Is not calling a by Miss Nina Little, a nurse formerly with the Red Cross. meeting at alL I have beW. V. Leonard, state chemist. Is in fore me an invitation to that meetnorth Idaho to make surveys of the ing. It is tendered by the Jefferson condition of water qnd milk supplies Democratic association of the District of Columha. of north Idaho cities. It is a dinner tendered by a Democratic organization to a Democrat Camas County Tour who was assistant secretary of the Fields Starts in Week treasury under the Wilson administration. a m"n for whftm BOISE. Idaho (). A tour of people can find no objection hj the be will world, and who is in charge of na. Camas county mining fields The made next week by Stewart Camp- tional Democratic activities. bell, state mine Inspector, and C. P. head of the organization, so far as Ross, geologist of the United States carrying on the work of the Demogeological survey. The tour will In- cratic party, is now Mr. Shouse. clude the Skeleton creek district on Raskob to State Party's Debts tlie south fork of the Boise river: the Little 8moky district on the headwa- Greatly Reduced. . "It is true.T believe, that Mr. Rasters of Smoky creek, and the Butterto attend I iird-kob is m-et- "i cup district on Willow creek. Roas is preparing a bulletin for the stand he will be prepared to state comgeological survey on south Idaho that the dtoumf mittee have been greatly reduced. Mining districts. That ought to be a rather gratifying announcement to all and L. D. Song and Flatter this dinner will give Democrats, him the oppor. Festival Set for June 16 tunity to make that announcement. I sincerely hope Democrats will emto not these festiRepublicans The annua! song and flower help val of the Salt Lake stake of the L. phasize a split In the party and to D. 8. church will be held in the line them up on the questions of 18. at 10 prohibition or religion In accordance Tabernacle Sunday.-Juna. nu. it has been announced. by J. with the wishes of our Republican Terrence Holding, chairman of the opponents. I want to see the Democrats all get together let the past be committee in charge. Assisting Mr. Holding are George bygone, forget all differences and W. Ashton and George D. Jorgenson. stand by the party, looking to the The program will Include 14 speak- selection of new and fresh material ers. soloists, and an instrumental on the basis of Democratic principles. gun-pla- - -- 25c Mens Socks 25c Pillow Cases 15Huck Towels ......... 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