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Show IT t f f pi o p . THE DESERET NEWS FRIDAY OCTOBER Home Product Week Display Draw Cro" d PPrVn4 : Tfee HtTiak r ,;' t t - I2- who predated h celebration -' H- a tr ct tv j--t f thmt It w!!1 ssd of tke s. "people U tuts, He spoke fV f xH rrd byth ed tnd ratflexfairrde and fOny cos d d nd efeat t1 0? iMt.ri'rn' Gifts ? ? . tlMMM I cr miikt ut ' evva.i. w newer of Sr, ' vs r:uti ' gr4 Smoot mar I ' I ' b hear tjt '' reA tanks fee T'r fr.-- -i j-- S rator f- el tfee Eirf-e- a - j.- rf j e'txnr whs ' l j -w v t, "!-- - 1 Tr tre 't if' ' -- wl a ei.ryi S'f . '!'t'; 4r J la4 rf' pmA A refTS'-kafe- durni hia it rb rf fr to of th Pfo?wr hy b uy the best! E anTerly pert rrrp peg Ui late Saturday i? eve-t- just ! Armory rn- cxhbit with oe-h fair from the ta ner rf the room Ta i toto-fra- Iwin loaf 'WU vi t tv w nn tfcr fUMf is tte company J of Yoft ETod r J S'"rn routv The ejrMMt t's in f h ch ' 4 -i- !fe et w Yjx a ipefor- i f?e 1 rn'! A fee - a- rnph it uparHf t it a- r Iwmrri cf opjsatnrcontend sav L t o j i saru-alrgr- - - 5 I Hd pplq rite tea- - I on T"tr'W tfa TSnu is t fair - 7T.i A' otitv tfe v R iur fa r a f.ts . 'r rrar wz gas da "3t arostc tKort w arts Htatst ti ft v aFtf 4 band . r Sv ftecespl t rix tfurti ff ;f rtf - ; t fg u 'j rVff$ rpf f t'r V " - 1? ! 1 to a waif i r ' f ' 1 5 - ufJrtt.Mf- , r ' . FR0VO te at p rsri tw hL Change in Laws Governing Buaine Critic 1 rp.rvo .ij,., , r.ir;.i j f - !t n it hi ji.--e Vver he fere- a The merrney rata aa aarly pota a 4 Idaho to Misaoart taaa frpm river poict which expired Sept. ft. will aat ha raiBBtatad. accordiac I A J. Reave a. general freight agent of the Union Pacific ayatam at Salt Lake. Kr. Reeve la answer to persistent inm qatnaa from Idaho hoa aeat a to thte affect to those aliactad, which reads a follow: Tefiii!?!y atted taat emergency rate will not be reinstated, matter af I, of potato rate till op sdytsstnsent Cannot give you for contderatloa any definite advice this time hut will tr.rora you promptly any cohclusiona A aa emergency measure the in terstale com mere comtmeetea alloweda the Union Pacific aystem to grant reduction of 2d cento par hundred on and Utah aarly potatoes frost Idaho even though thie rate ar aa proteatad by growera is etatee east of Utah and Idaho where bumper crop ware alao r ed this year. Western road are bow coftsideriag a general reduction and adjustment of tariff. Mr. potato rate aa a permanent P.eevee aald Any reSactian will have to to genera! m ita nature and takeg loto consIderatioB othar potato grow-lesection. local ofrictala hope. however that new rates will ha allowed that are beneficial to Utah and Idaho However there will ha bo further emergency rata, it is stated. tuh -. a?- SDHTG1 Sf.COT ha' From 6 years to 16 years frdttifBt jtixuai its. h pat - jiuarp.tj triUttaJ t3xc ehaf af food uiaterrai wpi & sha iartchange. i Mr Pper.ce. ure4 that ba!uea men rjar . Sr3S; perw&nfei of to pae-era- a rr comaedbt cent of use .ndeyednesa cfe Ih a 3 v: f i i csncied a "b f .'zszts&z r the , aecea. of - - A vr He a f that In mry aTi' yo- -hueherer wM'ti fa rot greeted w'tH 19j tto ahonld be extended wtA mrjev the tor employee f hat earr e j efHe--Trrf- have tariff hDI there vw'ir-t value of s man to try feuafness itpr not 7STEe woelgrower Tg Thr would ttvre . wwnld have survved. 4 supervision ha tmoun have been a sugar factory in exisence said Mr. Ppeprer' . is the tiea. s of Is reviewing the accorrpilerre-ithe M tjiat ft DoueUi Commandant the RepsbDraa ro ng had saved fee eonnry 14 Wd 90 every tnee Will Speak at Provo charg the since Republican day of the gevenmr Two bl rsd ben wd Special to The News ) passed every day fey or these, he said, ronta'nd any d PRATO. Oct. 12 Brig Oen U O i!i active, yervloftni r els Tes-- e VnAexsrder ronmsndnt of FortAmong the th'r.g . 'o?npnhd fev Douglas will deliver a patriot1 M. e- i Mi'' 15 f p.M'-- k -. of n cotsslet under Fpr.pr0i .h.-h-- r, 'Wit. the i m T;prorv 'Ek ITi:' in. d- Ft a f nr rApfi , d- . rCr..K - rs rvr-ran- -g 5r:,hvA Frafessor Amos r,f r-- The bread thaf made -- od-v- JI rivK. male A,Jrk REFOBTED IN IDAHO k gewd that wbri Heynbfr mi f Lake; IS yr rent of the twHi charge of tto govenscent afTairs t r"Vjt a.rs wool dfgnfy their taffsaid fesnd rrery the auxr Industry jj hj Tr they Mr j ern!on Is the momlnf, s haBknpy, . men af mLion asd guirg paralysed 5ptnr be tb to h j Turn'ne tfenton sheet idi. To improve condition he urged the upbuilding of theMd. w htee4 The passage of thpoy mewlmH,be tHrfis ewr.ff Jk. j rwfrT ra of rh use of rske thi hill, we oo I' lidJv'duas who w!M ils wU! Rr.ator raid not wastara indsut their awn initiative, who flmeot. "Tf It bad not hea for the ws t to do a thing only when told to not been a .He said pofeerqdtbgacg to Tk. Tourr X Mrr!M ef Hos ghit tb jurt; -- are Oct. bar T5.MA Fridaythe Thirteenth Fails to Daunt Flyers lit pr Self-the- ir A large selection of Winter Coats for girls of every age- - CleVerly designed with a thought to warmth and comfort. A practical group of fine tailored models are priced Fur trimmed and tailored styles are specially pric- - special edJor .tbia.sellingjit SQ95 Extra Special A remarkable group of values are combined with fur, beautifully trimmed and in all the new-fa- li $24.95 ehades, priced at Secre-lsioa- I Crnrl h0,K,r M.n on uteti ard-Prs- !fn) II Idaha tanner flnluhtm tD threkbtnc of buekeie of !l! MI. A4II.M buih.la of oete and Z.Itt.aM bcafeeia of karl.jr. asd their preliminary report indicate food aeerape yield per acre aerordift( to month. y report of tho Idano crop reporting Mrrlc. taaued kp Jullu H Jaeobooa. atattstjeiaa. Bpriu wheat i a.oraciuc II huabela to tha acre, winter wheat, bnahela; oata II buahela; harier. 14 bnahela. Because of a drp season tha aorthem 'counties did not came op to last year, when the state production of sprlof wheat averaged 24 bushels to tba sere for a total of lfSHbdd bushels, win-- ; ter wheat. 24 t bushels for a total of ld27t.a bushels: oats, 42 bushels for a Aasodatsd built Tha total of 7 H&.4M bushels, and barley Preaa) machine record (Bf bp several 22 bushels with a total of svertged MOVSr CLEMENS. Mich, Oct. 11. eapeciallp for thlo meet. In duality, spring wheat 2.7t 99 an waa A feathre apectacular 22 cent or the asms as last Tho second dap of the national air hlbltwm First Purrult rank tba entire 94 per cent three points bp oats and year, race at Belfrldp field aee spectator proup rerularlp ataUonad at above last year but winter wheat Is ts per cent comparedandwith H Cm opportanltp to witness theirtdge field. The dozen or more mall omy cent the previous year, barley plane hare for tha races, also were per 2 per cent against 24 per cent a year flight of Ui4 new speed creations of scheduled for a formation flight. ago. tha army and navy eleven of which Over. SapwstlttOB Early rsparts frem the potato fields were entered In tha Liberty angina Interspersed with tha air exhibitions' indicate the state average yield per builders' trophy race. Two light navy wera addresses on tha development! sere will approximate if bushels in- with the of Iff as last yearWMand d of aviation by . aV.M . machines wera pitted against nine and possibilities ton o tha N.rr Edwin Dcnby and mcreMad aereete this POCATELLO. M. Patrick. selection. the army Air aervle ehlf of,Gn.r Amercstt Leeloe Hoping th army. of ive the ohstrn-tvwiversity w to TV Friday the thirteenth. the bane Thii waa tb only race on todays Tucker; Gen-eJug Jsme Bsddrwsa meeting Music fevwasthefyrlh4 vv t of the superstitious apparently had no male Prw bsed. but were thrills in precram, aplenty MrAlexndr. egsn selection:d prospect In other events, which In- terrors for tho III pilot her. Dread brothers gusrtet. troe hv the Joh''n sirglng The ftar Ppsn-rl- cluded a ter, sod s ! by Edwsrd WiDacns rorrmuBitv Banner" try for a new world epoed !r men. accordlnc of ypsnisb Fork 5 e 9patz, commandlnc officer at field, who recalled Instances at air stations In France during the war and then pointed to tha feveriah bust! about tha hanzer where pilot and mechanic, were preparing machine for their daring rushes throuh the - Coats for Girls unique hue'neee roirerrlu i.- if Salt Lake Cttr -- t SATURDAY rafHrnlrg ibv csc'y-v- d reufal KSlBOBrnKTa HOT Tfl BE POTATOES 41rT products 1922 EMEHKNGmRIFTF ON 3 asaua! Tfee first tiorr K O - - R fittaar 7w r-- ! Ms? Oliur City. T : Dr Crr' IwraeOv rij. 13 '."U. V' per. e.n,- - Fiflv mostly pleted with tha crop of demand sad eorace da, to lack joins Market ar. do at 41 low price. per hundred pounds. Last 1 'TTi'lS'drMd:. were 412 cars, whereas erly 212 W5 car have rolled so far this yea VhXtt'1 New Frocks Oct Belf-ridy- I A Fanners are picking only the beet tubers, leaving the remainder for stock feed or to waste when other of disposal ar laeklns. means DAHO TECH CUSSES Pilots of tha huye army bomber mad a discovery in yesterday, race d for plane which they ELEET THDR DFF10EHS declare may prove of great value. A a tho bla plane, skimmed over Lake St. Claby almost touching the surface of the water with their undercarriage, TRtec1! tft The New ) POCATELLO. Oct. II Tfee rerulsr they encountered a new air density, an air cushion, which materially In- Wednesday assembly at tbe Idaho TechInstitute vu rives over to creased their speed. The discovery nical claee organisation In which tho classe was made by accident, tha plane, bar- wet BBd elected their of flier for the ing been forced to a low altitude by The retolt of the varies eleca hall atorm of eueh Intensity that year. tions were asRoonced durlof the afternoon. waa George Elrod of Pocatello, whose scraped from the machines. paint election a student body manager was Wrlsht Surprised. On of the most Interesting spec- announced in assembly, waa later chosof the freshman class tators at the National meet waa en president Craven of Rupert head the sophOrville Wrljhtwho with hi brother. Ry omore: Harry B Teasley of Henan Wilbur, made the first flight at Kitty president of the senior vocational roup Hawk, X C, In 1101 Mr. Wri&ht. end Louise Paul of Pocatello, president watchln the powerful machine of of the junior vocational croup. Class officer were chosen a foltoday in toustalnlny flight at 10 Freshmen Geor Elrod, pres milea per hour, spoke of the pioneer-Ib- v lows Kathe-m- e ident MJers, Pocatello, vice rv., i t.,.. vpwer motor president: W Lyon Healey, Roberta -t- Q wmen ne traa kble to remain EH wood Davit, Roberta Coach Hutchinson, faculty aloft for II second nearly 19 year treasurer advisor Sophomores Ray Craven. Rusyo. president, Jack Powers, Black He did not expect then, he said, to pert, vice presidentEuyene Lackey. aviation meetj developed to their foot, BuhL treasurer. Edna Sutherland, msfnitJde, nor did ho dream catello. secretary N B Adkinson, fac-such speed as is now attatood. TWiky adviser. Beoior vocational meet Mr. Wright Audrey Oard- mArkediry Oregon, vice president; U- tbe advano mlTZT tho bo u Wade. American Falls, secretary; lew treasurer. Jundevolopmnt and the next few ears, ho prophesied lor oainmi Pocatello, Louise Paul, Pocatello would see aviation established as a president, Raymond RAfrtc. Buhl, vice commercial as well as Caiyita StrVkland. Preston. military president see surer. Speciaie Mariex AffinCf Pch ld pocateilo, president Ruth Pocatello. rce prealdert. Homa Rconomlcs club Marila Hulme. Mont- prer dent, Marguerita Ash. sea. aecra'ary-traaauraMyrtla Aah Mildred Roup Lava, social reporter ef Pocatello and Helen Ashton of Salt Lake, tied for vice president, and anMina Lulu other vote will be taken Roberteon and. M'aa Vlra McGuire ware chosen faculty advisor. ott'5 HuAsee or Bmltbfleld Di Federal Judge Speak commenced lime rock from hi quarry In takino Main canyon. Thomas Matkln of Hydo Park . At Rotary Luncheon hauled the first oad to com from the new quarry on Wednesday. The rock Special to Tha News.) has bren tested and to contain FOTATELLQ. Ort. 12 Judg more than 90 per cent found lims of excellent Frank S Dietrich was Federal the principal quality of the Rotary Mr Hudson he m large order with speaker at the luncheon kb ThursdayMiss He spoke on Americompany at Whitney. Idaho, canisation Anna Brake! of Saa oer Preston, where the rock to are here In the Interest of NaFrancisco, fee snipped. It is that other tional Red Cross, spoke briefly upon order wip foFow. expected which will furnish Importance of the chapter to be considerable employment. The quarry the In Pocatello and Corbett lie about 5 rrtle from Smithfield cen. reorganised Win Tatro and O. XL McCoy ter Mr. Httd-- n i miner of con- TerrtlL were appointed as a Rotary committee siderable experience and ha other in of the movement. furtherance the mining Interests near 8m1thf!eld, air. ? 4 multi-motore- t A , W rrn m r Is rW v' s!M 1 ' y, yu. -- 'Voung Girls Need Care - , f i s 'Vs-- i . .v- - 1 had sc.T.e .. t le as eTr 1 nce tae nrsr r .ciniees appeared she Lad to po to ted aad crea had .to ! on ce for 'a week, jf alwar take I.vi a E. P.ikhaa VegeiaLle Ca&pojji-go I r ar 1 sv Lia gaTe it to r grr-a- t f.tlr-- r. ut. You can use th, letter tor a teeiirnon J. if . wish, as I can rot ix nr.: h about i; ! ts-s- e quIt-ecLv- r k Tcird r.-- lx-n- w .j wi-.- vour mcdC'r." dine for x&T 'ilrs.Wu. S. H re szz. GranLe, IL y ansetm, - fI f I '.f : (Wy daughter at ache at certain piod and could not he on her feet W e read about Lydia EL Pinkham Vegetable Compound doing girls to much pood so she be- gan to taka it TLat u two yean agole and the is a different cirl ince then,-abto do any work she wants to do ' -w welfind Strong. We recommend the Vegetable Compound to mother with ailing daughters. Mr, A. M. Ecikholdeb, Eol VNto. 2, Eox 1, Wauaeon, Ohio. Lydia E. Pinktiams fe detable ! HATS a For Saturday we have arranged a group of chic little beavers and felts, A new ahipment of girls Sweaters in pretty weaves ; sizes 10 years to 16 years. Colors are blue, brown and red. :?c:d Also we hsvs J2J5 w - - - . com- plete assortment of Msdg Evans Hats, 1 00 New Sweaters (Special to The News (Special to. Tha Sew 1 a) POCATELLO. Oct 11 The reunion Eb- SJJ1THFIELD. ' Oct. IL-Ch- lef Ancient and Accepted Soottleh Rite Iceer L J Hammond and Hoadmaatef of Wtllxm Anderson of tha Ortfon gbort of Free Masonry closed Its three-da- y esalon Line railroad ware In SmiihfteJd on M C. Awith a banquet held at tb T. eerved by tha lad'ea ef the and conferred edneday afte-noo- n The with ctiv Councilman Ollv,r NIUon of Eastern Star, Radiant Chapter. frem Bois. who wars master the street eomirtttee relatlv to tha visitors bodies the of the officers ef respective request of Fm'lhfleld City to rmfs tha Pocatello Lodge of Perfection nnd the track at tha depot to conform with the Croix Rote and ef IS about Chapter county road grad. i thirty-second degree M aeons and th. New Theodor Roosevelt clans attend-dth- a County Chairman Retained By Boxelder Republicans - (Special to Tb Ktwx) ' banquet Th following Mason who finished their travels through Scottish Rlt Masonry and ar now- termedB- ' thirty -second degree MasonsJohn - Borg-maCarl Bryan, Eugen E. Barlett A Carlson. John Joseph A- - Carlson. C. Clark. John L. Dorsey. W. Donner. Fred Lathie!!. James T Fisher. M otter Levon Fuller. A. B. Gough. Earl W. Glen. Clinton R. Galloway, William Jean. Joseph Jess, Fred Jetter. H. Lemon. Albert W. Lee. John C. McGinnis, Dean W Pent, Fell Plnatlno, Frank A. Purdy. E. N Roberta, Harry D.' Rlch- srda John Spence. J. T. Vanght Gee. WfiUxm and Bay Mackey dtfunk. r Smart models for women and misses. In plain colors. Bordered, striped or plaid models. Just the thing for fall wear. Colors are black, brown, navy, beige and Slip-ove- new blue. Priced n. $095 . - $3.45 New Thirty-Secon- d Degree Official Inspct Deired Are Maon Banqueted Railroad Grad Change 4X LL- -, Siip-On- r. f i Sweaters . county Republican Chairman William J Lone chairman at a i recent party meeting. J. Wenlay Hora-le- r named secretary ef the county vu committee Mf Horsley 1 a tha party' candidate for eounty attorney. On the Readvisory committee the followle were named: Job 'W Pe publicans D. McOuir La ters. Ror. B Tounf.-ot remontom P. BuassU Wight and J Francis MerrelL f $H95 Hop-kin- BRIGHAM CTTT, Oct. i. A charming collection of Misses Frocks, A in velvets, silks and wool crepes. moet complete assortment in sizes and colors. Priced for Saturday at lr. The Sensible Thing is to Try ' years of Read How Theie Mother Helped Their Daughters -: to 16 Har-yea- the age of twelve a girl needs all the care the FROMnether can give. Many a woman has suffered years of pain and misery the victim of thoughtlessness or ignorance of the mother vho should have guided her during this lime. It she complains-o- f headaches, pains in tlp back and lower- limbs, or if you notice a slowness of thought, nervousness or irritability on the part of your daughter make life easier for her. Lydia E.Pinkhams Vegetable Compound isespeciallyadapted for such conditions. ' It can be taken in safety by any woman, ' ' young or old. rG!i:A iff,prfdca ;li. r y 6 years -- -- X - |