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Show 7' -. 71:1E BURCIAR CUTS OFF LOCK, GETS LITTLE Six Thefts, House Break. ings Are Re ported To Police. -- .0.tpefie..:i 7i SEATTLE,--(AP)- - , 1:10)1 , Senator ri 41 141 ,T;SL Eil; r r 1ff must to a good senator in order to have Ids bride, the former Hoes, lie Jones. vote for Wm. She always enriches tickets, and 'the 'senator basn4t rot me in kis pocket. Mins is ono vote be will have to get in . , NEW ' TOEZ.Edna hint en4 bit hurler gettnel Wallace -entrance to the V. Christenson mar. lloPPers-wh,reconowled to liet. 2431 Ilighland drive sometime about the nicest man' she over just laid Wednesday night by boring holes eyes orAlbert 0- Brown . her StUm lock etwa door around husbandis living at the - Regis. the labor netted him only about 36 Ho says he will remain at the cont. id pennies., a small amount et !Aunts' club; chewing gum and candy. &cording - WASHINGTON.--, to the pollee. A curious lady lira. )dary Lewis eti IS P Street, is no, match for a allbinx; .t. notified the police that her home Alvin Hert vie chairmad of the was entered Wednesday might by a Itepublican , national ' committee, thief who used & pass key on the went to the White house' to find Tear door. She resorted the logo of out whether Mr- - Coolidge would run again, But, es she explained ' in cash. later, bee' host directed the conBy means of a pass kelt burglars- versation and she forgot the pur entered the home or Robert Langtone 437 north Eighth West tree pow, of hex visit. 0. 'with and escaped tiny irrhot watchBOBT0MHaving just cressed es. a ladle punts containing St a for the lelith time. moat, bank containing about 34. the Atlantic C. Peabody of Boston, la, Phillp three baby rings and a men'S ring. retired lawyer, la to re',leveret articles of jewelry, but of wealthy main in thin country only two minor value. were reported stolen weeks then start his lfIth trip. - from the home of ceorge W. Young plans Emer to atop traveling- - In - - et le street, Wednesday night, - by el leers be- - has- - circled the gtolma thief who gained entrance- by four times. traveled .t.000,000 miler breaking a window. The intruder and toured on 46 ships. ransacked the bowie and left the front door open. A sensation In was created pollee court Wednesday morning wiled Jesse Short, an was trotClhe'llatt'slite prison convicted before - Judge JOhn -- 21 Of on assault a charge Morgan and battery; When ordered to' stand up for sentence. Short shouted; can kangeroo me It yoU want. Giv, me the works; Throw tho book at me, I don't care-7- the Judge Morgan sentenced man to four month in- the ',city (071111. 'MEV IN THE. DEAVIIFUL COUNTI'Ve I t tLNI aer ' .5!". 1 -I til- irk artt ii ,. - it6111liti 1 Ili, ' 111 ilk 4.9v .. 7 -- 6106 i, lire Ibis teenderlai laameelart. Drive oat Friday darker DartOar bdiritataft still be tat baled to tarot yea. or bays ae take yea there by appehatutent. Patrol bigbway treat the cites crater. 'Meat iota nee elites taittJoi't delay. 11160r as V" wrier 4 Light Colors Predominate! le or t ...Mb tWkta r, tf El ! I Following Pilot. Cuddabach.-MSeed described in details bow an Out ideal lending field cool be laid of the by extendingtothe out end se which. the river, present plat sal would permit any ids ship to Three Counties Agree , To Pay Fair Overdraft 1 one-thi- two-thir- one-thi- rd organ-leade- "'"', !- $500 and $650 Alien "A7 Hose Idaho Legion Reunion To Be at Wets er von FAIR - BEWITCHING , ANKLES,' ' -, 4 , ' ) ,.. e& i . 1 1 t - i r , ... . .. I . , . 1 - I ,9 . . lit Allen "A" Style i r 1 ALL Silo inamoloo O. of killing toe le le le $1.95 Pair ' - 'Alien "A St yle N(4 3760. , " Tale 11101V Ora' beet all , $1.65 Pair 110 ;ii wit SHOP1 E. 0 rod ty, al slit7 Ida, April Idaho American Legion members will hold their ninth annual state convention at Weiser. July 2S, IS. a4 and Hi. Letter P. Albert. state for extenintent. announces. Plans now being sive entertainment are by George Petraehek. completed chairman. Of the wetter post en- lEitnersT4inlv, sa mate. natioeti Corn. BOUM, si ., Finest Fettle Et APPROVES SURGEON S. - 4 SLIMNESS - - SPECIAL VALUES- litecNider and mender, also Hanford national Jchn R. Quinn. pest will attend. Invitations Coolhave been extended President Oenidge. Vic. President ' X E. and rat Pershing Judge Uniformed bands and Landis. from arid Bois., drum bugle corps and Blackfoot. Nampa. Caldwell Weiser, also LeGrand. end Baker, Ore, posts will furnish onualcal lea. adjutant Albert and Ernest W. commander. Ills. Moscow., etet Ill attend the first district meetIS, at Marl Cotter d'Alene, g which , the - Bonner. Ferry, Sand Point. Coner d'Alene, Kellogg and St. Marie posts will be represented. April IS to 21, Daring the week. held at OrangeMeet lugs ville, Sirscow,Levrision , lead. end Net. California M. D. Goes to thwall Leper Colony BEIIKEIXT. cepting an Invitation to studY kprosy. Dr. E. L. Walker sor, of Colitorola bap lett for the Kahill Leper Station In rtonoluin. Dr. Walker planned to remain In Hawaii foT a year. seeking to chemical cures discover specific or remedies for leprosy and other .4lcoa4e4 tropical, 01111oCn13t aviators a millionftan- diepower beacon will be erected tower Mount Etna in Italy, its I on electricity being' provided by con- -, orators driven by the winds that 16 sweep the mouotata. To guide "SWAG In t fing Are Cut OTier-Fi- a BY ROBERT ECTI1ORNBURGH (COpyright. by International News Service.) 1027., a WASIIINQTQINT,'April a clean bill Flaming youth got of ,health from the United Stateit Publiahealth service-toda- see Of the human bodyif the heart beats fester, the blood goes faster and there is-- tendency to lowered vitality." However, there's another side of the pieture, which more than counteracts all the bad effects of the age of high power living. ac, cording to Dr. Pierce. "Everyone taken better care of his health than 2$ years ago,' Dr., Pierce raid. "Better food has rt suited in a gradual disappearence cf snaky communicable diseases. 'The automobile orpeeds,,Op the accidental and causes heart delth. but it gets millions out into the air and lengthins their life through better beak)). can Put,,öff Death. "Death, although 'not preventable. can bepostponed. Our normal. span of life is lengthening and the people are getting into such healty as to enjoy life." Pietro denied thi moral break-Ow- n of youth. "Women are in much better Pierce health- - than yesterday," said. "Their clothing is sensible. helped women like the yr did thinly garbed flappers and old men whose alibiing Patel groom the front rows Ait snappy musical ice But fat womenand men. too past the middle age, were warned to "go slow' and eat kes if they would partake much longer of ,.the abundant pleasures of the jazz age of today. .. M STANLEY SHOE STORE EASTER:SHOE SPECIAL--- dpni4p s MONA Obit Patent - - 'meta tik oor Pares. ' ':- - 11. .. d.,...7-....,- rh Lop, 9 1MAIVERA-FDOhio Patella 7WittifteNtioVOZP""..1 Patois littoro Iiir-t- Girls S2.50 St: C 51150 meat Pumps o OO OOOO S2.75 .. S2.513 12 to 3 $2.75 Ell Chiffon Hose er Chiffon Nos,. with speFull Fashioned cial garter btoch topheel and toe guards. la NUDE. PALM BeAcn. shades. Easier .riew CHAMPAGNE, CRI aILE PRICED. PAIR .. - Municipal Tickets OAKLEY, - Ida., April .3 Pairs Semi-Chiffo- eta - - J, 3 W. Herm -- Just sixty pairs of these sheer chifftlt full fashiened to 1S.Sti - April 14.(8peticket has been follows; Mayor, Mar- ry Harpstor; city clerk, Parley Clark: city treasurer. Alice Stoone; councilmen. Thomas Taylor, Jr.. and 1,, W. reagens, rtrat Ward: E. M.' Wright and trel Gudmundsen. Second ward; William Schlick and Joaeph Piston, Third ward. Mgt..- Mittens cial)A nominated as 421 Ott Off IDAHO abandonment of tight clothing. Sufficient clothing to protect the body from the weather is enough." Pierce moored overeatin declaring that stender people- have a better chance of long and enloyable life than the fat ones. Fat women flapperised cc. pad 5 should be- Too much food cording. to Pierce,he said. increases fat and puts a big burden ori the heart, liver and medicines were kidneys. Anti-fcondemned and light diet and exercise to cut off the rirplus flesh recommended ind The much discudied "high blood pressure" amont . men is not in- -, a opinion. Three creasing in Pi meals a da heavy meat and infoxicatt liquors of yesterday caused stly more high blood pressu.ris than all the chorus girls andithort skirts of today. accovding to the sturgeon general. at Parents- Are Blamed For Crmie in Youth Silk From Top to Toe Hose , verr fina gauge, Fine new' abadeis.rtlead, pair ;;... pure-vac- 3 Pairs 3135 Mmmomlno "Onyx" Irregulars of Full Fashioned Hose - IDAHO BRIEFS 4. Yaahloned silk to ham immkbillou biles. Irregulars of Onyx. Regular &Lei quality. pair Silk and Rayon Pointed Heel Hose atik to hem, guaranteed, to wear hose, In new epring abodes 1 board today authorised I. H. Masi. state land commissioner to arrange for the este of 4O sores in Lomb! county. 200 acres in Fremont county. SO acres in Bingham county. 200 Rorer, in Canyon county, and $O acres in Ada county. BURLEYEarl littmeel. Twine-rof the Firth high school. hes accepted the position of principat of the Burley bigh school. -- tate BOISE -- board of medical examliners nunce the licensing of nine to practice medicine and surgerY in Idaho Two were admitted to prep. tics by examination. Dr. Merles Russell Nearer, Twin Falls, and Raymond A. Lower. Spokane. Wash! Those admitted by reciprocity are Pr. Hari Herbert Truba and Dr. Albert James Coates, Boise; Dr. W. Shryrock. Bovine; Or. Edward rheney Mitchell Priest River; Or. Marts ftRyden. Superior, Pr Joseph EITI4VI, Ottl. Orate; Dr. Charles Atria Memos Troy. , All silk to too in all the new shades. Pair Potoot i," Olsen It Moot it4ra ltrooro to - .... 51.00 $2.25 (111treses Pate ott :1- -, " 5511" ", .. ...... ilipto4mro s1.50 $1.65 Fed semi-chiff- prlog all ftrat qualttl soc'sef Hr S1 0 0 $1.95 Full boss, irrogular of 1.11 suitiftYi 3 Pairs 33.35 EITHet at ()BRIEN S134 CO,;, (AP)--Idab- BOISE(AP)--Organizati- en OMORROVU F' H OR: of Idaho prune ehippere and grower. will be started at once with the eean organization commitlectionpf tee snd the holding of a aeries of meetingx in prune "(rowing seetiont to obtain membership in associations under the Kipp plan for het. torment of theindustry in Idaho. lohn S. Washington and Oregon, commisaioner cif agoricul. lure, announces. of C0i011140 M G. McConnell. as adjutant weneral of the Idaho national gear& and Byron Hyatt, as director of the Isureau of public sc. counts. was IIVITIOnitaed today. by Gov. if. C Baldridge. COLORS IMPROVE MEALS. Printromw and blue will diners to relax and be cheerful and hungry. is the conclusion of a hotel keeper in London who is swing those colors for the ,dining room of big hostelry. Ile bases hie idea of ustfulnetut on the fact that "bias Polish rabbis have been Indicted rooms" are used in the treatment for complication in a divorce ac- of neurasthenic cases. The prim. Is for cheerfulness and gently tion which proved ender the civil rose excites the appetite, he concluded law.to be illegal., The rabble at. after studying the subject. fixed their signature to a divorre Aticlittient, Which La AstusenAed be. Farmers Shoot Goshawks; fore a Jewish.syna.. Collect $1 Each from State tommi can be divorced in the sight of his church. HARTFORD-- , 'sake Lowensky ' who ' brought the action against his wife, left Connecticut farmers have a double Poland several years ago and made reason for shooting goshawks this a considerable. fortune In Switzer- whiter. toe in addition to protectland. Then he decided to divorce ing their poultry from the ravages visitors. they are his wife and obtained permission ot from a rabbi there to begin Pre, to be paid $t for every goshawk and aoneLto kin Thrabbi-Mimethe State corn. they the ettedingliedivorce petition and forwarded It mitorion on flitheriesetnd game here. to Poland for the other signa- Goshawks and Arctic owls entered tures,. for a hundred rabbis must the state together late in October. assent. The littsbettO charged that They visited peeked cities and small villages alike and the gas. big wife viten( unsound mind. thensife heard she wee Altorced the went to a lawyer and grouse. I. game bird that enjoys then in court proved the charges protection .from the state after befalse. Now the action has been ing state bred. klany signs of the taken against the Polish rabbis goshawk dining on grouse finally who are liable for heavy fines mi- led tho state to seta price on the der the Pelleh goshawks' beads. : . Plant Trees, Shrubs, Evergreens, Plants, Seed it Pays to Plant the Best In buying UTAH NURSERY STOCK you get extra value for your money, be stock is home grown, fresh, clean and plump with energy and vitality ,aplenty, backed by years of customer satisfaction. Lowest prices consistent with quality. - Drive out and make your own selection, Order by telephone, We operate a Free City Delivery. Open Sundays 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Write today for our free illustrated , 1011 r,--.,,,Z-Zte- ew aliades. I ........... S1 00 state land BOISE.--(AP)Ide- ta's - Chiffon Rose with garter block tops. all full fashioned, par row lisle hero all first, qus1It S11.34 In new colors. Priced. gait Segni. 1 5E - Full Fashioned Silk to Hem Hose - April people's party convention with more than goe in attendance as held Tuesday night and nominoted the following ticket: Mayor. Baratta Clark; eity clerk., Sam Dennis ;treasurer, Mrs. Ann Jane Malty; councilmen. first ward, Carl fitippen and Frank Randall; Second ward, Frank Johnson and Mermen Schwartz: Third ilard. - W. P. Mohnen and E.Ewarti- Fourth want; W. L. Shattuck and D. F. 'Richard's. The Citizens ticket is beaded by by Senator M. B. Yeamairi's for mayor: Earl Underhill, city clerk and Mrs."Basole MaCallum. city treasurer. James C. Wesiergard and Joinea T, Burnam councilmen. First ward, C. S. Crabtree and Eddie Ely. Second; William Gourley and Ed Fan- Claud, Black and ning. Third:. Charles den, Fourth. - et 1 3 Pairs $335 , PAULI Pain tor $475 Chiffon Irregulars of $3.00 Quality, -Hose-- tap. Regular Open Closailk quality. si cnW Fair McMurray and Millard; the other, William R. Gray, Adam S. Sager', John 1.. Smith and Millard. BURLEY. 95 Jr. Ono ticket A. M. Solomon. C. J. Millard. JOIITI Hose n Full Faxhioned well reinforced. tpiendid wearing; hese, 1st all the new sffiadee, Bask Nude, CrUtete , Priced, pair Parchment, Water - tickets are in the field for tha municipal election. April 26. with one name being on both tick.- , for $5.50 Slipper Heel "Kayser" -- trApo' Easter selling tomorrow , She' In Divorce Tangle WkWellet etheftil. eftrstelat , b a specta to Top "Granite" All-Sil- k 99 Polish Rabbis - ,40 eowasauciffl - Short admitted he struck woman, but- - declared the ,aplace was one of ill repute and that Inmates of the house Eitd separated him from hie wife whom he said he married last March, The man was released from the state ,prison in March. 1926. He was serving an indeterminate term, having been sent up from Weber county for burglary. Fond CLEVELAND (INS) parents are blamed for the present wave of incorrigibility among chilDr. C. C; Pierce acting surgeon dren,. according to local school augeneral of the United States. sumthorities. med up the Jam age. casting into 99 per emit of the cases the discord the theories which brought before us." declared G. E. forecast daem of the race because Whitman thief of the attendance of the wildneas of Youth. bureau school headquarters, "the parents are to blame, at least as Living has been accelerated far as normal children are consince the world war sod everycerned. "Parental Ignorance of is under & higher neroouS body tension, Pierce said. proper methods of discipline in the "We have speeded up the proces Hotpot home is responsible for most of our schoolroom trouble. There should be c training school for doting parents who 'spare the rod and 1M IMiI spoil M the child.'" "Most of the children brought here Cr. not bad at hart. continued Whitman, but among the 114 West First South. Was. 10201. worst cases with which we have to contend- - cm those which Involve parents who allow their eMidien low more to can do just as they please at home." for 'Why pay buy grade shoes when you Pot six years Whitman has heard solid leather Peters shoes for less money. the cases of truants and petty offenders .against school discipline. More than 3,009 eases annually aro sifted down in the school 'courtroom" at headquarters. M Me city " - KNOMII al nose. ' Youth of Today In rd ty -- -- IIMMMIEM Idaho, April IL Bannock and Bonneville counties have united their effort And pledged team work la of the southern making a success Idaho District fair. At meetings and caucuses held here Wednesday three by the commissioner of the of the eOuntsee, representatives Blackfoot chamber of commerce adn fair board, arrangethe district ments were made to underwrite the year. indebtutness - incttrred last make to amounting to $12,740, and of a intil In & tax itnY of of each county to provide expenses the eapointion for the next two By the agreement reached rToirgham twenty agreed to gni the of the indebtedness, other counties agreeing to refund tc BingaaM County. by IttS The Blackfoot fair grounds aren to be leased to Lbw for two years and the ex. Position tint be held there each year. Estimated annual revenue was Melte, placed at approximately upwhich with the tax levy agreed sucon is a guarantee of financial commisof the cess In the opinion sioners. Difficulties last year arose over to the board exceeding the budget the livemeet demand for housing ex. all exceeded stock exhibit which pectations. ;4t 1---l'h 1 rgli 1 amuse tAPt.-Bingli- am. Mose-Stie- sa ' ,Ashion-lenki- ns OM WW1 In A it Hazel Reid testified that Short :came to the home of Itirs, ' Ed ;Lederman, 132- west Broadway, on Sprit 6 and broke in a door when she remonstrated with him, struck her in the face. fracturing her , 33 260 PM Fine Hosiery 1;;;--, '- Short-t- ks'isd BLACKFOOT, The new alooden el Water Lap. Pastel Parchment. Otono and ;ray rs no spreodintrie leo sonnet in and peters. Patent loather et. Whamming," with drawing tee ntesetnte 4Mplatraillts. But plash' Stacks animal loot . tarty sway. ettiter. 1:1"... 1 .E,.ftt.,. Lake-Boi- ikk 1 1kMq J. Chief-1mp- Every both will have its spacious beautiful In architecture) end Ian& grape development. Tha minimum lot feet. Building restrictions frontage ha range from $6.00) to $10.000. depending on location. Acre lots are also available. cial)---"T- he Children's head. make it more," yelled Short. "Make that order SO days,' said nom Judge Morgan. The tinned to shout defiance until E. Burbidge----order- h. ed some of his men to remove o isev,, ldkh. April beet thing to de is to or later you a fleki. then sooner get will get- airmen seevie,- but you will novo get it, if you hats no field." This statement was made by Leon airmail pilot on the Guddsbach, BoiseSalt lake route who was a and gurat at the evening meeting luncheon of the Burley chamber et commerce here Monday 'limning. Mr. tiuddabach .tiod-- Al Seed local mechanic, addressed the club at an air port length upon procuring end airmail station for Burley.. of the chamber- have "Member &eked 4hat WI land here on out Salt flights." aid the we wowid he glad 'speaker. "which to at., but a landing would place would permits.; ha limmalari, as ant sion trete the postottice department, bektor o. we could gather wall, Providenough 4o atati ing there is mail for, front lid to 200 pounds per - and Womert,'s IR 'Make It six nionths,make It 1 don't care." cried Short. for dwys additional contempt of court" ordered Judge year. , N ' r Mil. But this charming country is not only a place for sport and enjoy ment. It is a community ideal for a permanent home. Restrictions forbid the encroachment of any factor that would mar the 'quiet and beauty of suburban home life. dr::::) 4 - N,. , - ry ...aim It . 013TRIGt-T- Build your ideal latkiii 111 Country Club same outdoor recreation Is yours to enjoy. Golf, tennis, hiking and horse-bac- k riding are all a daily part of the delightful 71 e gh bor hood enviromment. , E.1 Burley Chamber Told To Get Busy If They , Wish Airmail Service SUBLET, CLUB Pleasures at Your DoOr!- - 1 ,i k Tott All These tW Dithy Wilcox. a member of the Wilkes company, reported - that within the hist two Or three days Jewelry valued at 140 had been stolen from her dressing room. Mrs. F. J. Thompson, wife of the chief of police of Bingham, notified the police that her home at Ilk First avenue, was entered Wednesday afternoon and a puree containing $13 stolen. She said she suspected a an who was selling household furnishings who had been in the neighborhood. 7,, ua oMo 'i" --- It i iet ; 0 gçh 111 ' -- ri, I11 81 ,goollor A - S Gets Extra Thirty Days; Asks , Judge to Throw every election." ,or, 1J CO..44:.'..k..:B..1..!int! r, - 11:13 1927 no,1:1,11M11..... Freaks 1011)111ti:11 'Apnrc A 'THURSDAY DESERET NEWS lah Nurser 2190 South State St. Salt Lake City, Utah. 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