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Show SECTION rouit DESERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY VII JUNE 5 1920 Unt C.hler; D. W. Btandrod. T. Terrell. J C. Wester, 11. A. W 1C Wsieon. T. D. Jonas andCollins, L. L. Event .directors, ' MElng Heady PragTroa, Th American and Pvsneh Chll-nrs- u a league whose ob)ectlvs U to std in every wsy possible the children of the dsvastsd sections of France and which la represented In the siats of Idaho by Mrs. G. O Marriott of Ogdon, Is making steady pro ire. s toward tha formation of a rompleis orvsnlxstlnn In this state Jrs Marriott armed In this rlty Tuesday and Immediately set lo work to form a Hannat k county central n Memorial Day Observed committee, and It is to rt (Benefit Of Project Set aaldn halurda. Juno I,planned day. It New Bank to open Cold- -' la the plan lo have tho asgirltagetudenta of city schools act aa poppy and eat June I- - Other Items sch contributor w'tu be girts giren a poppy Instead of a cardboard tag. of New, t Motorrjrlo Accident. As a result of Injurlss sustained lets Saturday night wJien etia waa thrown from a motorcycle driven by Mr. (Special Correspondence.) (irundon on the state highway near (Special Correopeadeneo.) the city dump. Leah Puginira lies In OCATKLLO. Ida., Jups 4 OISE, Idaho, June I. The Joint a critical at the home of Captain Louis Gallet of Troop B. her sister. condition International u Mrs H K. Godfrey. commlaalon, on First Iijaho cavalry, has an- north Hsrrieon street. June Godfrey ohlch th United Elates was nounced that equipment for the was also riding In the aids car with represented by Senator C. D. Pocatello troop has arrived here by Mis Pugrnlre. The side car struck an end Canada by E. J. Powell, old on tha frame bicycle highway The hurling M1m express from Ban Francisco. 1ugmire to the side of closed Its hearing on (he Greet contained in the the road while Mr. Godfrey escaped Lakee-8shipment equipment Lawrence tidewater proposl- uninjured consists of shoes, overcoats, trouser tlon In tha federal court rooms her No CVw Obtained. rifles. Browning: automatic blouses, Friday. pistole, raincoats, cots, blankets and No clew lo the Identity of the two In his closing remarks Senator Clerk first aid kits. men w'ho some time during last Thurs- congratulated the Idaho for Commmormcnt Excrctac. day night murdered Mr. and Mrs. he manner In which the wltneaaee evidence wa were Frank while campJennings they Commencement exercises for the presented and the exhibit prepared. along the roadside about tiro The principal onea oho presented graduating class of the training school ing obmilea south been of has Bancroft, evidence ere. The Boles Payette Pocutello of the general hospital were tained. Officer In ecery iltv have held Tuesday night at the Chamber of been notified. The bodies of Mr and Lumber company, through Its traffic Commerce hall. Those who graduated Mrs. Jennings In charge of the Schu- agent. I. Wilson, who stated that much of are Ellen Madson, Shelly; Gladys Al- macher and Hall undertakers, manufactured lumber will from Idahothe la finding a market east len. Arcoo Mary Nicholas, Nampao be sent to Los Angeles for probably Emma Haggett, Nampa; and Jean interment. The mother of the mur- of th Mississippi and that a water terminal at Chicago would make It Amouresux, who spoks In behalf of the dered wojtan resides In Los Angeles. possible to ahlp- - even as fsr as Vernursea. Colilcet Juno 1, . mont. An excellent musical program was The potato growers were represent-- d June 1. 1120, goes on record as the rendered, after which dancing wae coldest first of June experienced in by John Bmeed of Csldwell. who enjoyed. Pocatello. Tuesday morning the gov- claimed that potatoes from the Deep Memorial Day, , ernment thermometer registered 29, Flat country could bo handled to Twill help keep her 7000; Impressive ceremonies marked the the lowest point reached Monday much greater advantage If railroad observance of Memorial day In Poca waa also a cold day and gardeners who cars could be released at Chlrago and and chinning because it makes tello. The union services held at the had plants well advanced are bemoan- returned for additional shipments Incooking a cool, easy pleasure. Auditorium and the joint exerclsea of ing their fate. Sugar bee la were stead of having to continue further the G. A. R Spanish War Ystersns slightly bitten, potatoa vines above east. He also claimed that th open-In- g eays Mrs. Elect rick. and Amerifcan Legion at Mountalnvlew the surface were nipped and the grain of the tidewater proposition would Rewas back. get were attended by many. open up other markets to Idaho shipcemetery First Community Council. spect. deep feeling and simplicity per. Blls Wilson of Nampa testified for marked the exerclsea which were per The TIrst community council to be conIn held beautiful most the the apple growers of this Motion of haps established In Idaho has been formed nection with any American holiday. In Pocatello. This council Is com- the state, claiming benefits In this line from such a proposition. of nearly Branch Library. posed of representatives Former Gov. Gooding in his y th city. The In order to serve the people east of every oforganization InIs to or as a on behalf of the eheep men Sea that the the council Fourth avenue, the board of directors duty to. (Tons light that if the Atlantio thought recommendation made the Red seaboard by of the public library will open UTAH 1,000 miles closer to committees are carried were brought branch library In one of the portable CrossHbidsurvey to secqre In all Idaho by the building of the tidewater Lobs' tieksMl ' echool buildings on the Bonneville out to We could can offer you unlimited electric gift be more acceptable the relief and welfare work In Pocatello. proposition Idaho wool could be plaoed Nothing Fuk City school grounds. The board of educa Announcement of the formation was In th New England manufacturing Btegbaaa an selection bride electric June electric than It of all kinds, range. lamps tion has loaned the building to the made at a recent , centers ' moral for much less than by th meeting of tho Red kitchen electric clean and fresh her public library for the summer. Theie cool, il toasters, fans, CaitU Cross which was addressed by Miss present chafing dishes, keeps route. Is not enough money on hand adeA. L. Freehafer, of the publle util I lOI Margaret Bylngton, national represenvacuum cleaners are . Gailaal it insures the success of the home dingrill, percolators, Ptsossot On Loytas In charge of field surveys, and ties quately to stock the branch library, so tative commission,briefs presented In In CoolvUte the library all appreciated by the modern bride who ners it saves her time. In fact, nothing every one Interested lautHa Fork Miss Dorothy Wyson. state field exec- dealing upon the shortage of cars and an to be tflven Pocatello is opportunity utive of the Red Cross. Tho. local how by the building of the IDAHO values her health, time and charm. Let . as fine a start in housekeepgives quite proposed Mrs. Afhthes has already chapter has received to help. permission to do waterway the present of cars sabot Rigby us help you select. ing as an electric kitchen. home service work. Btepa have been could handle twice thsupply given over 120 hooka . Aotbosy y amount of ISabs Falla taken to aecure a trained welfare freight frofi the west as they are now Piaalaa large Graduating Class. Maatyallar Will act at business sec- able to do. Aabtaa RCa Commencement exercises for one worker who . PO' of the community council. of the largest classes that has ever retary Annual Field Day. in electric demonstrations are conducted now to catello taken hag cooking Special carry steps every high graduated from the Pocatello Th Annual Field Come In and see - end taste. in our salesroom from 2 to 5 p. school waa held in the high echool au- on all oncommunity welfare and social stake held in BoiseDay of the Boise day was work a businesslike basis. Saturday ditorium Thursday night. President successful. . From early In Following are the members of the thoroughly Poone of the College of Idaho at Mrs. Q. B. Steely, Dr. James th morning until midnight there wae Caldwell delivered the principal council: R. Young. Mrs. C. E. Brooks, Mr. something doing every minute. During address. An excellent program was Retherford, D. E. N. Roberts, John the day athletic contests, races, games, rendered. Those graduates In the B. the Rev. H. C. White, Har- etc., made up the program. One feaNeville, 1920 are: Ada class of Amundsen, ry B. Orr, Mrs. A M. Newton, Prof. ture of eepeciaj interest was s baseball Efficient Public Service." Robert Eldon Archibald, Hoover An Slders, Mrs. George Gasser, A. M. Pet- game between the members of the Wallace 'Earl Merrill Baird, derson, erson, Mrs. Ed Wllhslm, Mrs. O. P. stake relief society board and the William Barber. Prances Bradford, Harold Miss Edith Gant, Mayor Whit- members of the Young Ladies Mutual Bell, Luthor Ernest Crist, Anna Mae aker, Mr. Hyde, Mrs. D. W. Btandrod, Improvement board. This game proved Alice Cullen. Juliana Mary Dr. E. E. Loiix, Mrs. Joseph Young, that there Is some rare Chapman, on the tion on doctrinal principle and th cipal Luoisn M. Mechsm, Jr., pro Door was very ably presented haforo Edith Mrs. Trapp. Harry Cornell. Captain Relief society board, theytalent Muriel Kathryn Cerham, piling up a their STAKE ACADEMY AT sented th graduate with their di- a packed house. Dodge, Alice Jean Frasier, Annie Anthony, Mr. Todd. Bob Carley, Nora ecore of S3 to 1 In their favor. After a Importance ofIn Saint realizing ploma and commented on their sucth world and living Katherine Grant, Boyum, Judge Hyde, Ellen Lees, and day of eportg a dance was given In the truetoposition Jessica Gttlns, Special Meeting. ' cessful attainments. He waa their up profeaoion. hTeodoro Hall Hunt, Dora Hartvlg-ecn- , Dr. Minnie Howard. afternoon evening. mooting on some of the local brethrea Friday afternoon th alumni gave Maurice Annual Being Distributed. Dorr Curtis Johnson, The field meet was given under the and byElder Sunday, Prest. Pratt of th Mexican their and after who program, banquot G. John Taylor, by Homer Lane, Irene Mae Multca, Ida The Pocatelllan. the annual of the direction of the stake social committee which th academy met th mission mission and Prest. James E. Whetton week In th In Edith Mathews, Jay MscCan Merrill, class of 1920 of the Pocatello High end the various auxiliary association.! spent a few daya lostacout 1 ariea In a track and field meet. Th of th Chihuahua mission, together movomsnt. of the boy trest Mae now Elsie is school and being distributed. It Margaret Virginia Malone, MF- - Heber Q. Hale left for Provo boys showed good training with a number of mlsalonarie Academy of member was furnished by singing 44 an account Edward Vernon of contains pages and Potter, Mary Quinn, and all th contestants dlsplaysd good Saints, went In automobiles to th old Bunday evening, where she will rep- the Bunday schools from different Martown the school all school of activities of Cases ons Kama of year. resent Bole etake at the Roberts, Richard, Mary Grande, where clean sportsmanship. Th academy parts of th stake under thethdirection most interesting meetings of th th walked garet Helen Rowland, Mildred Roup, The annual also has the picture of course in special Instructions In social of meet to with th th away of H. I. Goodwin Prof. Rigby conference was held. Prest. Pratt was tun of 7 to li. Gladys Mae Reid, John Stringh&m every student in the high school and welfare and Relief work to be given at Th thing that was gratifying to th speaker. Th academy music deRobinson, James Vernon Short, Beu- members of the faculty, as well os the B. Y. University. President Hale high school. Schools dose. lah Catherine Snow, James Clarence many timely snap shots, The art accompanied Mrs. Hale as fsr as Salt Coach Gammell and all concerned, partment furnished the mueio and sewas there was no smoking, no drink- lection from Jb opera wsr given. Rascon Smith, work In the book was largely done' by Lake, where he will remain for eeveral This week closes the school year in Strompie, Harry C. AH tho Influential people In student assistants. town J. Gardner and Grace Mary Swanson, Harold Hudson ing. not on on businees matters pertaining to Rigby which has been unusually suggestion of any ill wero school days out to th mooting and th auwas broken seemor attendance Th Tracy, John Eugene Wirts, Fern Eli- The diplomas for the high everyone feeling the quarreling; of Carey valley irrigation project, are Features Music Exercises were are tomobile attractive. outride They ed happy. packed with little during the influenza epiInto zabeth Williams, Verna Marie Wood, graduates in green leather and bear the which he is rpanager. listeners, borides many people wero the spring moro was school demic th and by recently closing Hoyt Friday night Budge Woolley, Marie Flor-tre- e bound Exonerated-JohBoard Members n the graduate on the outside listening from the pissa Just in front work. Commencement exercises were And Quarterly Conference dene and it was a fitting close to of Ziebarth, William Benjamin name of th ball where the meeting was the certificate proper contains Hart of Rigby Is in receipt of held yesterday for the high school th exercises. Voung, Anno, Maud Edwards and cover; held. the full name of the student On the a letter from the secretary of war by graduates, eight of whom were given Emma Evelyn HUE . in Connection is Held T Suko Conference. roll. is Th missionaries are making - prothe class back of the diploma which he, with C. A. Barton and P. H. diploma Their names are Octavia New Bank to Open. in ore exonerated from the Goody, Lillian Jensen. Edna Anderson, Saturday morning stake conference gress among the Mexican peopl Court Notea. Epangenberg With Event j The National Bank of Idaho is a . opened with a large attendance and this vicinity; ther baa been nothing in ses- charges in connection with ihelr re- Bertha Hunter, Gretta Horne, Ethel been has court district The new institution that will open soon President Bentley gave his opening like it In all the history of the colo-ni- e moval from the draft board during the Armstrong, Zell Clement and Oeorg Judge O. R. war. in Mexico. This meeting and th to the public located, at the comer of sion nearlyon two weeks. address President Pratt of th Mex Mr, Hart, Mr. Barton and Mr. Pierce. Th address to the graduates bench. the is Baum lean mission gav much good ad mooting of th Mutual Improvement Center and Main streets In the buildA verdict of guilty of manslaughter Spahgenberg were removed from th was delivered by O. E. Johannesen, of (Special Correspondence.) vice and added greatly to th suc- associations held at Colonla Juoros, ing formerly occupied by the First was returned by tho Jury after being draft board during the war on charges Idaho Falls, and Miss Goody gave the closed ons of tbs most successful conCOLO NLA, Juares, Mexico, June 1. cess of th conference. National. The capital stock will out 22 hours in the case of Clarence of having given exemption to two of valedictory. All th bishop reported their col ference ever weld In th Juarss stake. be $200,000, sprplus $40,000. The Btoglln, charged with murder in the Mr. Hart sons and one of Mr. Bar Juarex The closing week of th Today th commencement exercises In a progressive, peacsful and Monday morning th stake presibuilding has been entirely remodeled first degree. The jury recommended tons son Secretary Bakers letter of th junior high were held and to- stake academy we almost a carnival, onies missionaries dency and Prest. James E. Whetton rospsrous stats. Th end renovated and a fine set of fix- - to lower of th children morrow atates the had General Crowder lenient that he be as that again Baum, the school exercises for'grsdee and rough t a number of Mexican saints of tha Chihuahua mission mot with th tures and general furnishings will be as Judge with gradea will entertain. possible In thte case. Btoglln was reviewed the files in connection fishm of labor and Im- elders in special priesthood mooting, Installed. About 26 of th members of th high school, the academy opera, ath- in from their to have murdered his wife this case and after personal converalleged after tha afternoon moot- whor instructions wsr given and The capita! and surplus of the new about two months ago following a sation with Mr. Hart had recommend- American Legion met at th ceme- letic events, drama and closing with mediately on Saturday a company of Saint the elders wer assigned to tholr vaof th boy scouts, stake conference. - CTto exsreisee be- ing quarrel. He then came to the police ed that all three of the parties be ex- tery, ssand a number Investigators hsld an Impressive rious fields of labor. There or new a strong cold wind was blow- gan Thursday morning, May 1$, and and tlonal Bank of Idaho will start out station and confessed and gave him- onerated. but open air meeting on th banka of 1 1 missionaries laboring in the Chi- with a list of stockholders comprisMr. Hart Is Republican national ing, services were necessarily short. A self up.' the river, and a number of Mexican huahua mission, ail from th Juares William Odell was convicted on the committeeman, Mr. Barton is the head large number of people, however, vis- conference meetings closed .Sunday converts ing many of the leading men of were baptised. stake. Mexican missionary work Is southern Idaho, headed by D. W. statutory charge. Aphonao Maynler. of one of the largest lumber msnufac-turln- g ited the cemetery during the dsy and night. May It. Music for th conference was fur- now being featured in the stake acadSt&nrod, one of the veteran bankers charged with assault with Intent to in southern most of the graves were decorated and establishments school th Thursday morning grad nished by Mr. Gammell's academy emy, under the direction of Elder of the state. The officers of the commltt murder was found guilty of Idaho and Mr. Epangenberg Is building th ground were trimmed up. gav an interesting exhibition In man- chorus and th ward choir. Ther TV. Ernest Young. Young people from new institution are D. W. Stand rod, assault. Clifford Rose, charged with Inspector of Boise. some oxcollent anthem rendered the missionary department of th wero ual training and art. Following th the president; W. H. Watson, vice presl-den- t; a statutory offense is before end th choruses received much com- academy assist the elders In holding Poppy dsy in Boise Saturday was Reunion. case of number on are was a of the There C. court vice program given Family J. display, ' Weeter, president; the means of raising approximatsly mendation. " meetings among th Mtxlcan peopl wKT F. Terre tr. vice president; H. NE. bootlegging to come before the court of the academy lawn, consisting House Next In nearby towns ' $1,400 for the iif of the destitute orSaturday night th Ig who It Sellers Correspondence.) of Chas. case e as-(Special The K. G, c1jo5M Vasley, cashier; Berryman, of France. About 27$ Judo 4, The winding the May- pole, music and force. Carl Valentine, phans charged tried-tgirls Yolu n teered 16 dlslflbulsd "th PRESTON, j Jda, will hold a re- dramatization. Thursday afternoon president of theat First National bank flowers and so successful were they family a certain point and to leave $5,000 echool th program wae given. high Bock be All could Boise In a citizen hardly union June 1, at Whitney. who wag captured, is to come .up toon. that misEach claas displayed talent In found who was not wearing a Poppy. mar related r hy who t all y . and teads a cellaneous program. be to presents riag are requested Irrigation Rates Opera frews Great RseotM. FRDSL KILLS FROM Advanced Be To California Syrup of Figs" The rendition of th opora PaulinThursday evining by th must (Special Correspondence.) . Childs Best Laxative Juno Large CEST TO PER 20 10 department of th academy under th Xa rorranizinff roar music forces for fall and winter work, BURLEY. Id.. irrigation water are need direction of Reed Gammell and- - Mm overlook the compilation of beautiful and standard dont one as South the Gammell accompanist, proved Just now on all area sacred selections entitled . of th most delightful musical offer. Side Minidoka project Thi BEETS The expreselons of happiness and Inga th colonies ever witnessed. Thi la expected, will continue untileconhi young lady was especially gratifying, because th gratitude of aeversl et rest of thi week, when a more, and he prescribed th academy Is featuring music. patient for whom flesh omical process will b Inaugurated forming prodwas taken hy successful The part of Paulin recently ratee per acre foot will be advanced (Special Correspondence.), uct. know as three grain hypo-e- u Mies Josephine Nielsen, who assumed $0 per cent tablet Is related by phyeldaa the part In a .very able manner, rate of $1 PF D IGBY, MA. Juno I. Juno ream clan At present with in on of the medical publication and the vocal selections in fin in thixyear accompanied by frost. It cornea a a eurprlee to the ordinary acre loot in effect, pump arethrowetyle. All tho other character pave throb of water heart per of the Is to feet learn of it : determined 70 been aa As ha flow layman far almost professional retv Ing a s So effect ee many their part capacity from 10 to 20 per cent distress which eeem that econd, practically tlilif; 5 Irt'iti'iiyrwillf Issued by Tbe Deseret News and edited bj Prof. - Evan hed appeared above Fount Canals are running baA can be The large oudlenc whlcff filled th over of the beets that Ala to know that th weight considerable apart water dishing froun4 lrl kHIe(J hy the front and to hall to capacity was delight, Increased by the us regu-Imracademy ng be a readily Stephens. It contains 20 standard selections, all of $ flow The extra thi ,oml) lhlnk that ,bout 71 per cent of m rtn I month, ed with the rendition and many tor spillway. alfalfa now field, Rlcnth fruit I killed. xrade, jet none too difficult for the average singer. X, war given on th able man. used on grain and nemed preparation, WSJ collarly of th beet apothecary shops nor in which tho opor waastaged. Th of baseballBlock-watergem are being thnrotJfhly Monday PRICE, Me PER COPT. heduled to be played between tho In sealed package with comle'e In thi district mucK alfalfa thisNemg opera waa th crowning event of lev-ea- Mow. a but or at Jor necopd.tlmo foot &n( Rigby, Week. Tho Mexican people Rigby, Jor the (20 Refections) poet paid, or $4.50, in lots of one dozen, or coma on about 2 pm. and the Adv. rmisie and were well represon and 1 showing beneficial effect more, by port or freight at buyers expense. are making ateaay ylrrta waa postponed until Saturday.-growtsented. Seats were reserved for th Grain crop beran Tha Rirby boy went 'down ta Poce-- t hi and Grande Casas of Irrigation of groin Starrbe preeidnts boat- th staff. Th opera was a marked o ytetrrdef and playedtothere, he. first of the week in end all ee- 2. eeos and showed unusual devulopment the Pocate'llo boy end. Deleo districts, jny time. , In musie and dramatic ability. Stake Conference. SALT LAKE CUT, tion are being watered at .thi morning th eighth grad of rridsy conference Was hsld hers SatStake of Firs' Accept and the colonies th three graduate ynr. leather urday and Sunday. Prt9ent Hart nJT oriiy look for the name California oe of th high school held their exereteee.v wesk ra-r- . were yoort Early then you are ear. moat having gone to Chicago, services Eider Mrs. Amelia Bentley gar tho vaie-i 1b hert tad counselor. amarnfrom.1 having- th efirst bis d ucted r?l"Nd by address and President dietary atomaH. one on littla phypir for WtwsytTCT joalah Call. EldertheJoseph Fielding mm4 bovrp THE ron.wmfl.VmYS-CmtConnt- nf of th Mexican mieeion. gave an Jove It degrees resulted. cf;n- author- frost jLlTre! general Fmith represented tnatwuetlv address. Pafh and Full eit cold edmlrebiy eating inau-ucth . Rhetood must a j ChfH'm- - lUe He gave much good - A I, emvrt showing rapid growth, . Alt fiom the 'Hedricks h t r tsotl-mon- The Gift Ideal An Electric Range rown lH . all-ra- . Electric Cooking Demonstration rl V. UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO- - ed ' -- five-wee- ks i auc-ceasf- -- ; i , -- 4 F-s- - o MOTHER! Choir Leaders And Choristers ',"" J 4, 0FR V a It ren-deri- TEMPLE ANTHEMS ly hih com-plime- 1 .1 ed ef 8rt . rr Girls! Girls!! SaveY oiir Hair With Cuticura Deseret News Book Store Si |