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Show 1 SECTION FOUR NEWS SATURDAY JANUARY 13 THE DESERET FEDERAL OFFICES III study In connection with the proposed association and report at a later date. Woolgrowern Plan Protection. Among the Important matters discussed by the woolmen of Idaho durcontention held In ing their two-da- y Boise was the question of protection of the Industry during the year 1221 la ordsr the same distress which has been among them during the present year should not A committee of five was appointed to take up matters pertaining to the securing of suitable bonded warehouses tnroughout the state. In which the wool could be stored lit the m case there was no market spring for the aool or the price was too low for profits hie sales. Resolutions were adopted favoring action toward securing lower costs for feeding prior to shipment; lower costs of commission men who dispose of the eheep and for lower freight' lJ21 Inglestrom Family Reunion' Held on Wedding Apiversary. io last-wee- k r S ' ys y' special committee was appointed in matter. periainmg to tb sheep , to wait upon tho legislature ' (Special Correspondence.) Jsrt'Tlt.ST'eml BOTcK. as to aha will he success-- 1 turns p a-vwiog' antt "This Is the year of year and the coming auto show will be the show of shows.' '' This is the slogan adopted for the 1121 automobile show, to be held at Bonneville pavilion, February 21 to 24. "Neier In the history of the autol mobile business has the public been in a more receptive mood as to what the trade has to offer than at the D. present time. sals Manager W.been RUhel. 'In the pest there has more or levs of a scramble to secure cats, but the, time has arrived when the bus era are more critical In de- -' f mandu.g whst they want. I the past the public has been sold motor cars, .to Luy,,uuior. f at .rnnw i .... . ciLulce,'!.. Umir j With wa. these views In sight the mannow agement and show committee are the working dky and night to make lam.dait Jake auto show a memorable one It is believed a larger at-- i dealers may tendance of (be expected than In any previous ft? Engineer! Meet in Annual Session Accident Board ' Convenes With Employers Ant! Employees. rates A r r.Y- -r V mm frey-mu- owforc-- F . -- menf of quarantine measures ,n con. ! !v scabies aed urgedsection owners to take particular paina to rid their Cociis at every trace at this dread disease. Another metier resetting consid-e-ab- ie attention v rs the exteimlna-t;o- n Forging to Crankshaft Between the roughly shaped steel forging and the finished crankshaft, true to within a thousandth of an inch, one exacting step after another centributee to the ultimate trouble-fre- e performance at the crankshaft of the Caterpillar' Tractor. Trouble with this backbone of the power plant is eliminated by correct design and careful workmanship. The Hoit Minof , during Company r SrecSree. Cmtir. t . m ' Cmbtf. Smokmmm. Wasp SueJew. ffMriws when the Idaho plum, tree Cmiti. is shaken after March 4th when be rfflces federal several coveted tilled with occupants mere In accord V rlth the Incoming administiat'or.. It -- . ... at u ahoWgt thnReports, from- - eastern.Ksea tnbe ho general OplpMf e1 Ion 'lbe pc: of officers for' held ahow large inert in. reah- . . Tdl."E'O.T)an orTBOlwwtn- beap- of the because year r as the principal le.iiure Attendance , dealer -c- ured. canon that the polnted United States district attor- at the Friday afternoon session. AH on car over of tons. two every through the distributors who exhibit ney to succeed J. T. McClear. He la officers were reelrcted. Operators of all classes of motor is an briieVeTlTatThT-out-Af-lsaid to be without on opporent for "I U ihls post. E town attendance by prospective buyto be , their Bur-teThe l vMr . The names of Clyde Grsy. Dave 2 s tact .hat there ial'now in wtll be and Ceorge Day are he'ng linked Th State National srtth the position of Internal revenue Penayivan STAGE OPERA eral merchandise, such as wearing MIL. AND HRS. ANDREW O. BGELVniOM AND FAMILT. Bufrel is at the will have 600 motor vehicle. collector for Idaho unl Induce will appareY many reprhouse of for of the various clerk - - (Special. Correspondence.) .. . ..c- unit, of the division, tra.- children , , 1410... Kin . bWtt.to present AndrewCLIugleatrom. now 47 year howitzers lentatlves end is eaid to be running In v .f Hadf Lakeur- - TroTard other 'VehiclesTor POCATELLO, Idaho, Jan. 5. The them, six daughters and three rang of age. waa born In Froslof, Hkonc, of fm Thow the lead of the others at the present. of forty-tw- o artillery, bakery equipment, . Two of the sons died young The liv- Sweden. October 10th. 1851, embraced group The News.) to. accompanying (Special revof the trmks for train, and other pur- - , six ing children are all married and have the 3 ray Is now nn attache healthy, happy mortals include Manager' W. IX Kish el say. appliCa- In Copenhagen, Denmark and one famillea All were pre-eroue office, coming from Bannock HTRUM, Jan 15. Under the at the re- and gospel and on daughters to waa adhered 6Uv there tictas being baptized, .Octqber fot.apaca.ia A TtntTonsl sutrrmobtle show 1. to b. Prof. X. tV. Christianren. son and danghter-in-laof the .g the folounty. Day we a formerly land comunion, the group 1274. He waa, promoted In the priestthe broad theory that the greater Artdiww O. Inge 1st com and his lowing: missioner. head of the South Cache high school and was appointed local mia- - number of diversified automobiile ar- - held in Mexico City In March. 1121, hood, warm wras a wire of this The photograph For prohr.itioii director, W. Johnaon and wife Arne, and sionary to Sweden, and president of tides shown the more interesring the e. E. department of music, the Sullivan and taken on the city. that every automobile manufaetur- 4lst wedding anniversary sixRay of North 1ocate.io John the Norrkoping branch October 24th. exhibit will be. Applicants for space personal friend of Senator Method-iGilbert opera "H. M. S. Pinafore will of Mr. and Mrs. Ingelstrom, Which Lyonchildren having distributing Borah. Joel Brownes former wife Ellen and f,e cnildren aarile month, converting many souls. are again warned to hasten and make er of prominence, and will be repreagencies in Mexico, minister of Emmett Is favorably be given early In February." It la ex- occasion was celebrated with a fam- of Firth, Bingham county On Mav 12th. 1878 he was transferred their desires known to th. manageJames sented at their resi- Quinn and wife Lixz-.- and sei-- n chil- to the Llnkoping branch until Octob- ment. mentioned. C. I,. Swormstedt, former to give the opera four times ily reunion January 1st. House, pected The 1122 latest also is Ada 'The of development In th. autodence, county Valley deputy sheriff dren of North Poca'e: o. Howard er 17th. effecting eight baptisms. He mobile industry Is the railway motor mentioned In connection with this po- and possibly five, at different points north Main street. and wife Hlirra and two chil- organized a new branch at Vingaker, Johnson car throughout the country. designed to replace Hearn locosition. Pioneer of Southern Idaho. dren of Pocatello. j'.hn G Bell and worked here until June 2 187. ef- Prof. C. R. Jornson of the U. A C. motive. on short line railroad Th. of Po- ferting eighty baptisms. He emigratAmong the most likely seplrsnts for music Mr. and Mrs. Ingelstrom have a wife Emma and four children will the use take of part the Internal combustion engine department ..States marshal Untied w , Lev ei and ,f t Borah ed to Utah in 1879. the affica at circle of friends and acquaint- catello. Joel C. Mr Is mid to do .way with ap average of Loveland child. one :s mantre: Angus Sutherland of Wallace; of Ralph RackstraW.to Professor John- wide When be went to Basalt. Idaho, .he ances in Idaho, Utah and Bkane, and of Washington. D. C, to cope with the three men to a train. opposite Ida- ager of the Valiev House ,t f Seorge E. Mabey, eheriff of Bannock sonPlaying eh was appointed presiding eider of the Christmas work. will be Miss Ebba Peterson, who Sweden. As pioneers of southern parcel-poBy means of a unique system for and Lair! wife. stake of county, and Col. Ellae Marsters. the Ingelstrom branch Basalt BingFmey Firth. Bringham at lorsted will take the part of Josephine. Some ho. this couple Because the lose ratio to premiums keeping In touch with distant points and one mud Pocatello. and served. In that capacity three then Inge'strom, In . County Officers Take Oath, the 1885; place ham county the use of post cards, teleof the other principals in the producis no less than 84 per cent, insurance moved state the tion are; Ingelstrom the son at ths age years then was appointed bishop of companies in the United State, have through Mr. Jack Wahlen of the waa known aa Basalt. Theyto Poca- of Ell waa phone and telegraph, the San Antonio y In the 44 counties of theuse 20, Church Basalt branch of the Bingham stake decided to combine In an effort to Chamber serving the L D of Commerce Is prepared to A. C. glee club, who will take the from Basalt to Weiser. then U, regular trend of business while someas a missionary in the X .r'hern States bishop sixteen years, was released in check the theme of automobiles. new-,- y what Interrupted Monday tello, where Mr Ingelstrom purchastell motorists the conditions of road part of Captain Corcoran; Mr Ralph ed d on a I cited State house to Sweden sent the and mission when and rooming store the elected off cere were sworn Into of- Hansen, Cache The automobile Industry Is paying hunting, and fishing throughout the president of the South Mr. a state of war with rmany. ion He wa. appointed president of fice. In some of the counties the student body, will be heard as the known as the "Valley House. to the Federal state of Texa councilman he served 24 ntor.'hs joining j the Skane conference s ntl served 28 4142.044.000 annually change were many while in others Rt, Honorable Sir Joseph Porter; Mis Ingelstrom served as cityfrom 114 to Later with state fees of 444,- The Massachusetts State Highway government, Elizabeth Maria 8. Mrs t 11th Marines months the at division, fifth Ada precinct but few new races are found. Jn Minda Wilson will appear aa Little from the 45 years of age. 000, oO0, and personal property taxe. department la Installing snow fences is Mare California cobson Island. Jane Ingelstrom see to 1214. office as 2th, 0 any the . 000 only county for preventing other fee of 48 Harriet Christiansen the main highway Buttercup; c war bcfri he saw She was born In Paisiand Elsborg and blocked Mr. and Mrs Ingelstrom were mar- 1918, The American automobile manufacturers routes from becoming change was that of the sheriff Here Hebe, Melvin Lemon as the boatswain, by den, Sweden, October 20th, 1854. lemes D. Agnew succeeded Sheriff with Russel Stuart a the boatswains ried in Salt Lake City January let. active service ovcrpas are planning to Invade the German snow this winter. The fences will he at Pfoat and took the oath promptly Several firms are laying constructed of wood and In sections, market Mr. A. E. White of the high mate, 10 o'clock, followed of unemployed men by hie deputies, school faculty will represent Dick trams, ahich first of the meetings of the plans to manufacture on the American- so they can be taken down and stored under (her forum system both autos and tractors could be secured at a Andy Robinson. William Nellley. Geo. r,fadpJe during the warm mouth CRH BUREAU FARM Ano.her po.r.t in plan uhich was decided on at. (he last low nage scale More motor vehicles .re used by Chapman and C. W. Morris, basliff.Lv Kecia' scenery has been secured Municipally owned motor vehicle -' was addlrMUss-Ot Thcir-faroath error ts 'tba- Tne r"d woo'd o lb board of In. Immediately after the (trw and polio, oars- - sad the- - etsO high ay .commissioner for 'H. M.S. l'inafors, so that nothministered the new officlale assumed ing which will assure a successful renhave Its coat of rrav-- I I 'ore the fodrs and members pronounced the trucks of ail kind must be registered the United States than by any other de-iold a svstem from the came The same as Wisconsin their duties taking full charge of the dition will be lacking of the the the ra.iot Amy Sil branch JACK huith government. departure heavy spring privately miking AGAINST success. In the future the dis- owned cars, and at the same rate of and hospital divisions are the next road praclfcaily inpaeabe The petioffice, details of which they had al- ver of the high school faculty will aswith. sist in the. staging and the lines while tion carries the names o' the great- cussion programs will be arranged by fee heaviest users, with education and agready familiarised themeelves Other officers of this county who ware Miss Florence Thomas, also one of the A commercial motor license In Tor- riculture following Prisons are the er part of Lava resident who are a committee composed of W. A. ForAdame J. chairman. Gardner for In costa next in line, with state militia or po$14 ihe vehicles at rest, of fsvor Canada, onto, slipped quietly Into the laqulty will aid in the directing of the proposed heartily commissioner's .office, one at a time, dancing. two tons capacity or leu, a rate of 14 lice last. movement. The attitude of the com- and Albert Winters. e and were sworn in by Steven Utter, missioners receding the matter is county clerk and recorder, and then not known returned to their work with only havPRISONERS (Special to The News.) ing been interrupted for e few minJan. 1$. The utes. BURLEY, Ida, farm bureau has been STOCKHOLDERS OBJECT; Idaho Engineers Convene. campaign for the The- - Idaho chapter of the dissociaearning on ofa Jack rabbits and .par tion of American Engineers met In Thou; rows for the part two week conference In Nampa 'Tuesday. This SPLITS crops are sands of dollars worth ofthese association which was formed lust a pests. hr each year to Tke destrojed vesr ago has had a phenomenal News) (Special more damage hy Jack rabbit. Is growth, having more than 375 engiFALLS, Ida., Jan. 15. Two The severe In the Isolated commumue neers enrolled after ten first 12 TWIX outprisoners are on strike and and in the communities on the Town months' work. In making his address of welcome the president of the as- also on a bread and water diet served skirts of the Irrigated section in sociation called attention to the fact In solitary confinement at the city jail. folk, are Joining with the farmer, a. of the English sparrow to The News) (Spe-that aa only one year had elapsed The strikers are AJ Thlery and Fred the killing numsince the society was formed but little they are to be found In greater FALLI Idaho. Jan. 11 winter. the In during the town, for drunkenness. TWIN time ber. actual accomplishment could be re- Clay, serving to increase salaries, Rabbit and sparrow poisoning demviewed but that the whole Import- - They struck when ordered to loin the ln lZ comrh3 o' General Manager J C nee of the organisation lay in the shovel brigade under the direction of onstrations have been held two week pest d future. Addresee. were made by Dr.ithe street commissioner objecting foJ munities during thecommunities 0 ore of the bitterest j Whee'..i have the of A number Charle. H. Little, dean of engineer-- 1 shoveling snow from gutter, and In stockin' dc ' t ittps in the historv of in poison buvlngrthelr an ng. University of Idaho, who spoke The city clerk prepared on a thorough pois- the T,r, Fsi. t"Vn.tl company at ihe on E. E. order of solitary confinement on a bulk and putting Engineering Education, HE Ford, Coupe Is urely the Salesman! car. Thousands of them annual ebrtion T'cting Tuesday The Moberley of Focatello. on Bridge bread and water ration, and the oning cajnpalgn. FouiMatlon. and Railroad Bridges, Farm Bureau Wilf Meet. mayor signed It. The plan to make contest end'd In adoption of resoluCol. D. R. Olson, director of highway are bought every year by firms employing traveling salesmen. Many earn their bed and city prisoners The annual meeting of the Cassia tions mnk .g H Incumbent upon the IiV'ho bureau of highwavs, The board by working on the streets was county farm bureau will be held on "board of d rectors Arms buy fifty or one hundred at a time, because they know, from to, slash expenses Btantev Easton, Inaugurated early thle week. Thlery Jan. 22. A very interesting program Highway Engineer; Th manager of the Bunker Hill mine, and Clay are the only prisoner, oppos- Is being arranged. everv poiL'le uav this year. that the Ford Coupe increases the efficiency of the salesmen experience, Mining Engineer." the rule. B. F. Sheehan, field agronomist of elector ril'fd In choice of all memTh. following officer, were chosen ing at a minimum of expense, the nnlverrity extension, who attend- bers of th- - o d hoard except F A to pilot the association during the ed the annual meeting of the national year 121: of farm bureaus will be Kennedy, sho was succeeded by W F federation Lee R. Cooke. Nampa, resident; E. In attendance at the meeting. It lA!worth Contractors, builders, collectors, solicitors, physicians all find the E. Moberley, Pocatello, first vice also planned to have a representative I The resolutions, sponsored and in' WHwm. Malm Fans, Ford president; J.-Growers' Wheat Coupe the most convenient as well as the most economical among of tho Northwestern Mr Alworth, pledged --all second view president; E, F. Ayere, association , preaepl explain the troduced hy car.-- ' Lowest in purchase price, lowest In operating costs, and backed motor r. secretary-treasurere" Theee Boise, with member of the directorate'to plan, and work of the association. E. B. Darlington of Jerome. I Tarry a It that Fold Servlee organisation coupled with the durability of tha car "genthe Discussed. trenchn.ent appears WlnleVs by Qmrity Dibble of American FaHs and Dr C M- - Little of tlemen agreement was entered into the University of Idaho iisrlf-x-the- se (Special to The New) Burley will have a community welfurnish the reasons for the Ford popularity. ' compose the executive committee. Idaho. Jan. 15 The ool- - fare committee to look after the nee- when Mr Wheelon wa engaged to 'IN AMPA, 1 1 eachraioi- tev year of c ouUineiTYor future A conference waa held Monday be- - j Let lie send you a copy of Ford A Business Utility " It tells what with 47,000. He of the state farm bureau, resentatlves of the various churchehis ttrjie tween the State Industrial Accident! meeting th- -, In concerns have learned cbout the Ford in business service. But, beteara end ,hr4' the other and other lodges organizations In thta ha convention by clo1 ,u board and representatives of the room club last commercial Monday rewas to contract oral iertns ter still, let us have your order tody. The demand keeps growing. Orders, ployers and employees of th. Hate! city Thursday, will probably prove a The nest year. Pv our allotment is limited a speci for, .the:purpoa.f ,onaiderlng , ,tb ' mmoibl ..onaCur tha Jarmctaoftlie evening. . The, matles arc. filled tn the order as evf,. supply iiut- - Ahaller. - present .compensation U. Xhe stockholder . ! h! . tbroLigh unifying thoa engaged fueU food, and clothing toc th- need? uka-o-u-fied number each montiL.---.- state and to get the view of both the .tatbere this winter, was discussed at Tagrcftr"i' s "pudtatcA. j labor aad capital with reference to in agriculture and Initiating concerted length, a. was the best mean, of proThe d! c,ir rrcently made a main- any change, which might be sug- efforts upon their part for th. pro viding funds and handling th. work. ttnancf of 12 per acre. This gested to the present law during the motion of their own Interest Mayor Toumans attended the meeting action ar ired ih ir of tho kire-Smitsession of legislature. The represenh h,. hue demanded a cut of- -f Officers elected for the year are as and spoke as representative of Ihe with the boenWnem-be- r. followstative. meeting be entire h board m the collected council, of b.i this spring 1, President, W. 8. Sheerer of!c,ty were- - W. J. Emerd end T5. T 38 WEST FOURTH SOUTH 309 EAST BROADWAY commissioners wss present. M H If corui i'r w irrant. and there apdistrict R. c l Tsylor. delegate, from the Lovnl Le- Pritchard, Bonner president next noke K,Tir for Red C. Dr. asCm the fall, another H F pear county; gion of Logger, and Lumbermen, Shedder. Boise county; "Whittenberrer for the American eem De' 11 will be allowed.Edgar Fry. representing employee, interest, Frank Idaho county; W. fnr ,h TYom- - mand a'31 made that a special efG. McC.sky. Can-- 1 Lion' Mrg- Tn,, I c,ubemployer. In general. Wl'llsm forth, to collect the for Dsvi, b R, iirr'id fort Wood. Payctte'"n' f0nnt,. delinquent 2155 EAST 21ST SOUTH. W. ft Roeerherry and F. L. church. Mr W C. Dicker pamc - aimh, according to the H Jameson. V.lley coun-- 1 i'hri1"n - Prebytcrian for tn lambrr combn!r - Dsggettjcount John tv: C J. Call Jefferson church. William Cornpa A ',nr ,h amount to countv-"looks, 25, Wourms and Frederick Burbidgej 000 . pjorkman. Bannock county; W7 F .Bchlick D.for Uth Catholic church, the mining com panic. Lensloi for th L. D lAllworth. Twin Falla county; W. F. S Church.' N C. Neson for the Odd The discussion was along general ij Swart Cassia Gravl ( and ( Carl four no -- Ingle nropossl being fee-- 1 j son. Blaine eountv. y' line Fellows R 8. Jones for the Elk, GET FREE f'PfO'cniativ-- e for the Rotary dub. U2Id n rower ,Th" Uaho Th, ubor, In wremed an Incresm The sentiment In expressed whlrh every thejt!on maximum compensation allowed un-fwas for the esromf desire to officers as '"dsnce . T"'n der the law from the oreeent "mount if Mvenll In everv wav , n , .cted , , help Pr c IT of 112 per week to 14 per week. The den McCullock of p to think this wonid point vice president V8hmhan i ,,uh' who Pr,ded nt the - t--ill rin f. L n ad " ": eaSm" r P'" PITH VJ! " ' f nt s, incl-dir- cen-erab- le w et 1 'f V f e st i lo-- a- -d L i i h . - mmerce or -- -- i -- ORE 10 in Clir 1ECTHTE THE UNIVERSAL CAR pecial!'. , The Ford Coupe -- rro-sln- rjp -- - I rirr - -- -' l weivedand ('j';.!."!'" - -- s li i AutoCo. Beveridge Motor Co. A stock-hdldc- n; Hansen Auto Co - - r Bit IL h,f " ! . automat.Uv adjust Itwflf.hr amount rl- the 2 I""1 "" nt 4 m - smrir I'flloenN to fbnith-Fletch- , . n. I X T ''- 4 j WE HALF SOLE AND REPAIR mtiws. becoming sdequstefVlect,d M M. A. Thomez, '!fr,n"'Kee bf b"? more than five mem Va IMP when the cost to living reached th.(Twln FaUa R K. Bonnet Moscow charge of the- charitv j tsveFeo Which It now cnmm,,n,,y welfare Johnw,n. ldnho Falls: H. K. comm.itcefc being formed. : 8 W. Calcr. Bur- rtons were arrived at dnring the meet wney,B. Fpringficld H. Mcleod, Wendell. Whether any proposed amend ley; ing AVa WlH menta to the workmen's comrenstion f At the closing session of the stale irrigation congress strong resolution! set will be drafted by the board to were adopted Gravel Highway Now Governor D t endor'ng emhodv suggestions received at the W. Davie for the position of socretary; PrcW to The New) . meet'ng or other ideas already con- of the Interior in President-elect ceived will be made was not anIJOCATELLO, Ida., Jan. 14. A petl-e- r cabinet. Th Hardings nounced A bill, now nendlng in Congrem also tldn, which waa recently circulated was endorsed, and Congressman Addl- -' among the residents Marketing Aasoriatlon Sought. of Lava Hot -- One of the mofl Interesting and Imon T. Smith was strongly commend- - gpring asks the Bannock county portant features of the eonreniion of ed for hi. activity In behalf of the, board of commissioner, to permit fruit grower, of Idaho held In Boise reclamation of the land, of the west tthem to gravel the portion of the The following officer, were elected state highway between Lava Hot during the past w.'k wds the disor th next year: President. G. C Rprlng. and McCammon during the cussion of a proposed marketing association. The motion put before the Baldwin, Idaho Falls; first vice presi- remaining winter month while the meeting- favoring such an organisa- dent, C. H. Decamps. Rt. Anthony: anow la atttl an th ground. A. their tion received almost unanimous siip- - second vice president. Murray Bronk-r-aleading reason for making thl rean treas- quest the petitioners point out that Richfield: rec-fa-rr port. Following this vote special commutes wa. appointed to make a urer, J. H. Martin. Rupert. at this time there ar great numbers or-ee- If Ttir NewsT r .'HI, hlaho. Jan. 16. Patrons of th" Buhl post of fice can have free mail dWivery If 40 per cent petl- tion the postoffic department for such servrv, according to Poetraas-- ' Constant, who discussed the subject at the forum of the chamber of commerce last week. In order to determine Whether a number of patrons wish sufficient this service, which would necessitate the appointment of two carrier a petition ha been placed in the for the convenience of those wishing to sign IL will also be InCollection boxes stalled In the buslnena district If the plans of the department are carried out. The meeting this week was ghe post-offi- RUBBER FOOTWEAR At a Substantial Saving and Guarantee Our Soles to Outwear the Original Soles, As We Use the Genuine Tire Tread Stock. We pay return charge on out of town work. M IF ITS ROBBER WE FIX IT Western Rubber Sales Co. & Utah. Satisfaction is our hobby. . Give us a. trial I |
