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Show v . DESERET' LEVY'S SATURDAY JUNE THE IDAHO . GRANTS 89 J - 10 (Special Correspondence.) Ida., June 9. Eight mae-- r end yj baccalaureate. degrees were sianted at the Twenty-sevent- h annual '. commencement of the University of Idaho Wednesday. ,;f CommlfiiBons eg second lieutenants In .ctjhe infantry reserve corps of the - United States army were granted to 'nine students who. had completed the ' four-yeacourse of the' reserve offl-r,e- n corps of the university. training Klglt masters' degrees granted, today MOSCOW, . . r- Mr. Clara x if ti 4 ' - i f. - v-- k- V 8 '- 4. . v ; y I. -' r Coupon chased.' x:. ,.'' Additionar copies of this FreeXuponwilLbe-furnishc- d at the Saltair Depot Ticket Office, Monday. on re-que- st xi, . ' D Regular fare Public school children free after t . 10c p. m. r A ANNOUNCE r v 1: OLD MILL Monday, Jane 13, 1933 . FOR ONE FREE RIDE ON THE WHIP S 10c p. m. Public School Day at Saltair . Monday, Jane 13, 1933 FOR ONE FREE RIDE ON GOOD CAPTIVE AIRPLANE 10c Regular, fare Public school children free. For safety, each child must be accompanied by an adult Not good after 3 p. m. Roach. Public School Doy at Saltair Monday, June 13, 1833 GOOD FOR ONE FREE' RIDE ON ills 2o Rogular fare Public school children free. For safety, be each child mudt accompanied by an adult Not good after Ip. a (By Associated Frees.) POCATELLO, Idaho, June 10. When the special train of six cars, with an all Shrine crew neared Pocatelloin laat the and evening, ofpromptly onantime, Isolated switch, Michaud, vicinity several torpedoes on the track caused the special to stop. About a dosen masked anu'armed bandits" boarded the cars and stuck up two of them, 'Pablle School Day at Seltelr Monday, Jane 13, 1933 GOOD FOR ONE FREE ADMISSION To BATHING fss figured that and the wearers of the was over. It lastthe fun of the trip some wiseacre dised two cars, when covered the ruse- - and - the - outlaws wars arrested and proved to be brother member of the Shrine.-to San The visitors, on their way Francisco were given a great reception by the Pocatello Shrine club and hotel, the body paraded to the BannockTribune where copies of the Pocatello"hold-up with a full account of the were distributed, an exhibition drill by was given by the petrol, followed In a bend concert and street - dance Shrine a when all which participated, In the Bannock dance was featured the hotel until time for departure of midafter west, the for trip special night. .....35c after Not good - 3 j p. m. Doy- - at Saltair Monday, Jane 13, 1923 Pablle School . ' GOOD FOR ONE FREE ADMISSION To MATINEE DANCING . ... From 5 to 7 p. m. ... .. ... 15c Regular charge . . . Public school children free . TOTAL VALUE;$ 1.05 . Policeman Convicted of Assaulting Sport Promoter Save this coupon. Tsar off Individual tickets and present them for free privileges at each of the above listed concessions -- This la aa exaet espy of the tickets 70 will receive when yea parehase year rail- ' road ticket at Saltair Depot. , (By Associated Press.). JThs POCATELLO, Idaho, Juno-10stats vs. Thomas lury In the case of ths of Pocatello member the a S Roan, a ' . FREE RIDES it'WiM-.x- detective force, after being out afor vernight, returned short time last of aseault. The cafe dict of guilty attack made by grew out of anonalleged C. E. Stoneclpher, lothe detective, wherein Btonecl-phcal sport promoter, was beaten over the head with court pistol. The battle In district was one between attorneys for two rewas verdict modified days end a turned against the officers. chil-dre- n. City Council Refuse' to Accept Mayor Resignation (By Associated Pres.) POCATELLO, Idaho, June C. O. Spriggs, of American Palls, has been. trying to resign for toms tlms ' or .. J t .A - '( '.f - r- i ", ' - - l ' '' , Vi ' K a i - , - & 11 r r A r' . 4 a i- ' v- c J ; . t - - h ' .t . - ' i -- . - . v. j,." . - - s.l ' y. V v h . v- ) : ri r : l . .... . ' r1 , ?. v . -- i 'f ' "j , - it.1 j f 'i J j ' : . f.'; -- V. ,1 y ,. 'S - 't , " ' CA . . 'v ( V,.., late Thursday night when a car driven by Dobson got beyond control and crashed against the parapet at the en. trance. The oar was being driven north on Harlson avenue and making a sharp turn to go on to something went wrong with .Halllday, the- - steering ..wheel be applied and before the brake could the accident occurred. The car waa left suspended above the street hanging by the front wheels. Dobson was slightly injured on account of being forced against the steering wheel of the car while Mr. Houts escaped Injury. talian Goes on Raifipage Through Pocatello Streetf (Special to The News.) POCATELLO, Ida., June 10. Minus all articles of clothing "Dominic." an Italian residing at 414 south Third avenue, caused police officers considerable trouble when he went oh" a rampage Thursday night, running up and down the street In front of his home. When officers attempted him he returned to the house and" barricaded the door with coal and houfe furniture,- keeping- - at bay his pursuers with a long Iron bar. Chief of Polloo 143-15- INC R, Wt. 390 SOCIAL HALL AVENUE. 3 r .V' 1?. A . .h. . - j b. T . V - . - .'V ' r. , . : I - f ,'"i ..i - V ' IV t ' . fl ! J - K ' I , ; : fi! V S' RICHARDSON-BOWE- i " V? - V ... J i,.f . ,'k . .. ': ' Sergeant Beerup, Patrolman Wheeler and Mr. McNar composed the squad that finally broke down tha door of ths house and overpowarsd him. He was placed In the county jail to await examination as to his sanity. , J4. ( Irrigation District U Wishes to Develop Power r' (Special to The News. ) Application for n permit to develop power In Snnke river. Idaho, by constructing a diversion dam above Anger falls, with a canal two and one-hamiles lose to a power house at the mouth of Rock creek has been made to tha federal power commission Jiy the Murtanth Ir, , rigation district.- A permit Is also being sought by the Mutugl Power association, composed of throo Irrigation districts in the vicinity of Welser and Payetta, Idaho, to develop power In Crane crook In Washto ington county, Idaho. It Is transmit the power SI milesplanned to throo pumping stations on Bnako river, one just above Payette and two between Payette and Wetter, for irrigation pur" WASHINGTON, June 18. lf - Power Club Officials for Utah and Idaho Named to Tha News.) . . BOISE, Ida June 19. Vice presi- pose. dents for Utah and Idaho wore elected at the Northwest Light Power association convention yeetarday as follows; 8. R. Inch, Utah Power A Light company, for Utah; R. B. King, Idaho Power company, for Idaho. . J . Hr-- Blood Poisoning Causes - June 9. , . Pasaengm on Uacr r Trantferrad to Tcsdtn Near Port of Chtrbcrrj NEPHL 11 . , (9y The Aaoodatad CHERBOURO, Franoa, Jua In a tblok fog out In tha epdE asa 71 of th White Star llnm OliiiHidi n Paaeongara for Cherbourg wOr into forrod during the middle of the to tendon and without mishap this , III IllllUjll i in Cherbourg roods ot ooven o'clock taut ovening, run Into o toto f P.ooup for S3 mtosS eSt . furr Progroo foimnN hoSdl She her potottms k relese andreported tenders her ofiar omo troublo. It waafound doetdod-h- o th posNagers for ChorbourgM . - , - BRIGHTON STAGE LINE Uni-veral- ty END OF HOLLIDAY CAR LINE EVSEY DAY AT 9 A. M. LEAVE BRIGHTON 3 P, M SUNDAY 4 P, M, FREIGHT DEPOT, CAPITAL GARAGE, 133 SOUTH STATB Pheae W. 1998 or Deng. S3. HeUMay Street ear leave So. A Mala a. mu RoaaA trip ta Brighten, SAAR at iS a. aa. Arrive at HollMay . Chtldna aader 3. H rlee. 93 vTeluW.-- - Vtrsa Hanson of Loa Is vtottlng ,M with heraUter. Mre. W. A. Warner. Mle Halon Cowan entertained . tM Sea Gull Ptrle of the Primary ai tion of t&o South ward at bar v Monday afternoon. m Ml put hal The transfer .win but there ww no wind andMttle d flculty woi expoiionood In fhr as. For Woekb Tn Iroeem. Mies Mahoi and Mtos Rata Sparry la ft hradnso.,. June WABHINGTOM, 13 WUeti outlook for tho wook boginhtam Xii days . 4 ( J2vZlthpt howsTR ... . Lrtotr'l: UmptiuSeS! Northern MonnMn toon togtonn Rooky normal tomporatusvle Mob leoal ohowore. Authern MoenhURi"'"' 4 a reglooRRooky Pneiflo UMh r nonnW.tesvT - - , and ivUi "T V from Wwln? Southampton afctuplFfr and. woo dwe offoeted ' and Mrs. Dednle Wood spent accompaniment of a long groundnut 'and Tuesday In Balt Lake at tending the convention of the Utah Press association. Mrt-- and Mrs. Roll Orme have reWendall Gardner, turned from Salt Lake where Mr. Orme has e) tended the L. D. 8. Bohool of Mulfl The pest two years. Mis Flora Parke haa returned from Provo whore oho haa baan attending the- B. T. V. J. W. Cherry and eon Of Mt Pleasant were Nephl visitor Monday. Thomas Ingram. Alonso Ingram, Mis Maud Ingram and Mies Joel Chapman, accompanied by BoUjamln Mtdglay of 8alt Lake, motored to Balt Lake Mon ,r day. Lanall Burton, a student at the of. Utah, cams homo- - Saturday and vialted nntll Tuesday with rela . Uvea and friends : Had Vickers, son of R T. VIoker wlll leavo Balt Lake June 11 for thr ; northwoatom states mission.' Jenson Booeman of ..Hr. Imng Mont- - Is hero with bar Mr and Mrs, Orson Castor, andparents, will remain for the summer. Mias Kmma Colo loft 8uaday for Balt LAko, to spend tha summer. Earl Chase and J. Will Andrews haT returned homo after ependbig the at ths University of Utah. ' rtttr. Mr. W. C. Andrews motor, d 10 Salt Lake Sunday. Wllllam Allen of Mammoth to visiting hero. TIME TABLE EFFECTIVE JUNE1V1022 moSlnEfP , aaUod The Olympic, which , Monday Death of Delta Youth DELTA, Seat homo pant - or - ' (Special - , (Special to Ths News.) POCATELLO, 7 Ida, June driving 1,500 head of sheep through Pocsteilo, Juan Urlbenbla, a herder employed by local sheep concerns, was arrested Friday morning bv Sergeant Wilson on the charge of an ordinance passed by the violating oouncll some time ago designating elty a routs for tha driving of sheep or cattle through .. the city. FIRE QUICKLY EXTINGUISHED. POCATELLO, Ida.," Juno 19 Both f lre.departmen ta were callsd .cut Friday morning to ths Plntaoh gas in ths railroad yards where a plant of discarded lumber was found pile ablest. Ths firs was qulckly'dlstlitgutshsd and little damage was dons... ... . v '4 SSKLrsr&i Vast Driving Sheep Through " City Bring Arrest 10-F- f"' son of Wm. N. Oardaoa died today from blood poisoning, onus ed about two week by stepping on a nalL Bloodpoloonlng developed whlcl after a few days or treatment wad thought to have been .overcomei but giralla Caslar oyaat Nanday a large Iron which ho waa carrying Xlaa ArvOU four or five days ago dropped onto tha Mis Ludaan tout ratansad same foot, which again started the in Wednesday aftar opendingfectlon. . Until Thursday it waa thought the he waa recovering, when ho became year at tha University of Utah , i worse and died Friday. The funeral and Interment will ho nt 7S0 Salem. 'j M. Bendlxeen, - .IlOn StrictlyCashBasis JBy Associated Press) POCATELLO. Idaho, Juno 10. An ofFalls hers last ficial of American his that community has Ight03declared which was local bank, In a 17, Is opoffered In proof that' the. city one of cash basis a strictly erating on io few In the country following that account 'shows a surplus of rian. The slncelast December. i t 7 W' w vf . ' American Falls City is : 4 j - V . -- , Until 3 p. m. the resort will be literally tamed over to the Come to Saltair and have the time of your life at oar 9 f'-- ' er BATHING-DANCI- NG! ' i 1 . expense. Coupo u :A , : i mmmlRriu (Special to The News.) POCATELLO, Ida., June 10. A heavy Iron fence which protects the entrance to the HelUday Subway is nil that prevented Tom Dobson, foreman of ths Idaho Nevada Livestock company, and Herbert Houts from almost sure death GIANT RACER Regular charge Publlo school children free. For safety, every, child or group of children must be accompanied by an adult - V- Conservative changes irt the body. design of alLother-typ- es (Special to The News.) 8PANISH FORK, Juno 10. Improvthe road up Spanish Fork canyon ing where It leaves the main road divergand thence ing Into the Diamond Fork Into Strawberry valley was the main at the meeting o! topic of discussion held last night at the Kiwanls club the Spanish Fork high school himmember Each preeent pledged self to donate four or five days labor to Improve the road. An effort la beof ing made to eecure the the reclamation service as the road is for maintenance is used the one that of the Strawberry Project. President Dr. Joseph Hughes was chairmen of by the meeting. Luncheon wasofserved the council will not present him the Sec- but the Womans Relief society with a quorum, despite the fact that ond ward. he deslree to leave for California to loin his wife and children who have BIRTHS ANNOUNCED. een absent for a year. He muet stay until the council see fit to relieve him. 10. Birth SPANISH FORK, June at the follaat week were announced and Mrs. lowing homes; A son to Mr. to Mr. and ron Fence on Subway daughters George Milner; and Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Roy Slier Prevents Fatal Accident Public Schdol Day at Saltair Regular faro Public school children free Business J . J , A jjl : - . Kiwanians to Repair Road to Strawberry Valley ... loo Regular faro Public school children free Not good after 1p.m. after ; t if . '.I "I Hey-bur- Pablle School Day at Saltair Monday, Juac 13. 1S33 GOOD FOR ONE FREE RIDE ON Not good ' r . Ar School Day at Saltair Pablle Monday. June 13. im GOOD FOR ONE FREE REDE ON GOOD , ,N if glneering Arthur Irving Sawyer, Ru. pert. .science. In. .Rjecljanloal ,.vRphlpr.ofHerbert Wilbur Thomson. engineering Boies , Nine Given In Law. College of law; Bachelor of law Herman Ferdinand Beyer, Boise; John A. Carver, Mink Creek; Cosier Cordell Culp, Coeur d'Alene; Joshua Evans, Albert John Graf, Coeur Malad; dAlene; Laurence Edwin Huff, Mos eowr Edward Jayr Kaufman; RttxvtHw Wash.; Michael Anthony Thomets, Turk Falls; Francis Clayton Keane, Moscow. School of mines: Bachelor of science In geology Walter Horton McCallle, Lewiston. Bachelor of science In metallurgy William Keith Horning, Hermlston, Oregon. Bachelor of science In mlnlnr-r-thur Howard Knud9on, Spokane; George Smolak. New York City. School of forestry; Bachelor of science in forestry Frank Arthur Brown, Boise; James William Farrell, New Meadows; William Byron Miller, Stevenson, Wash. ' School of education: Bachelor of eel ence In education Gladys Martha n, Beach, Burley: Gertrude Christen Lois Enders, Post Falls; Hugh Francisco, Tucson, Arts.; Raymond Green, Carrollton, Mo.; Walton Chauncey Gordon, Seattle; Robert Nell Irving, Rupert; Irene dohnston, Boise; Doris Morley, Colfax, Wash.; Ruth Lorens Litton, Lamont. - Public School; Day at Saltair, Good Monday, June 12, 1922. until 3 p. m. Free rides, free bathing, free dandng. Good for all public school children. - Not good z b e I J. V - . Present this advertisement at the Saltair Depot ticket office, Monday and exchange it for a real ticket, good for $1.05 worth of free amusements, with each Saltair. railroad ticket pur MERRY-GO-ROUN- ' 'v'-- V ir.t- j . . . t it t ,.. 'T - The Saltair management and concessions invite the -- fii- - 'V.. I Oy-tea- tq fa -- ..... fSava, this & a Jfi A,W MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1922 I v t f ;7 i cow:--Halv- - X; t-- 1922 n. . " i of. com-pje- V:' ' , Or-val 7 ) , Master of oeleae to lor a arts Clara Geneva. Baken, Mo, Loners Bloom,. Spokane, Ransom Davis of Moaoow, who specialised 1a botaay; master of Wash.; Agnes Mss Brown, Moscow; Cocella Brown, Lewiston; Helen science to Mrs. Doaaio Robertson Bar-ro- Mary of. Mooeow. soology: master of Virginia Cochran, Emmett; Lucile Hel. arts to Ch arise Wilding Gerlough of an Davis. Boles; Lonnie Joe Durham, Moscow, economics; master of science Moscow; Elliott Weir Eaves, Lewiston; In geology tq Virgil R., D. Klrkhara. Leah Eleanor Faria. Whittier, Calif.; Moscow; master of science In metal-lurg- y Gerald Wllliaas Friedman, 'Moscow; Garrison. Moscow; Daphne Eileen to Ralph L Jourdan, Madison. Wls.; master of oclonco In metallurgy Gowen, Calodwell; Aleta Vera Orene, to Eugene anger, Minneapolis; master Hagorman; Gladys Haetle, Seattle; Paul of science In education to R. R. Rich- Houston Hull. Colfax, Waah.; Norman of Jacobs Jacobson, Boise; Helen Elisamond, superintendent formerly schools st Oroftns; master of science In beth Johnston, Portland; Julia Evalesn Babcock P. to Kerr, Sandpolnt; Marshall to came D. forestry Shsrms, who, Macsy, Boise; Georgia Elisabeth Pear-eo- r, the United Staten from India to Carl Frederick Middleton; his forestry education. Moscow I Evadna May Roberts Recipients of commissions as secor.d lieutenants ware: Paul M: Elite. Twin) Nampa; Ines Belva Sanger,-- Payette; Moscow; Hilda Palls; Gerald Gill, Sioux Falls; 8. D ; Ruby Ellen Spencer. Ernest Gerald Friedman, Moscow; John 8. Gill, Catherine Thomas, - Meseewt Walter. Toevs Aberdeen; Henry Lewis Moscow; Justin B. Gowen, Jr., CaldTorssn. Laura Adslle B. Water, Moscow; Paul Marshall T., Maeey, Bo)se; well; Howell, Lewiston; Slguerd . Sampson, man, Moscow. Bachelor of science Clarence Walter and Herbert, W.v Thomson, Kellogg, Charlton, Coeur dAlenf; Charles Ed 'Boise. win Cotton. Vineland, N. J.; Paul Mar,, Other Degrees Awarded. vin Ellis Twin Falls; Gustaf William Baccalaureate degrees were granted Hammar. Thelma Lucille Moscow; as follows;' Hare, Three Forks, Mont.; Wllfihd College of letter and clence; Bache- - Ewart Newman, Spokane; Clayton Rue Weatover, Moscow,. Home Economies to Three, Bachelor of science In home econom les Noriya Audra Cowglll, Orange, vine; Oenevleve Jones Palouss Wash. Pauline Harriet Rleck. Geneses College of agriculture;. Bachelor of In science agriculture Carl Wilbur Berryman. Burley; Boyd Lyscum Brig ham, Genesep; Grover Cleveland Evans American Falls; William E. Hamilton. Kamlah; Harold Edwin Murray, Nam pa; Paul Tolbot Rowell, Lewiston Ralph Rudolph Rowell, Lewiston; Linus Walter Sanherg, Seattle; Walter Em manuel Schfiid, Payette; .Leroy Wald-maThompaon. Moscow; Jerome Ernest Tolbert. Buhl; Gustav A. Wleve, Aber deen; Albert Lee Wohlschlegel, Boise Paul HinchcUff, New Plymouth. College of engineering; Bachelor of science In chemical engineering A1 fred Leonard Anderson, Moscow; Lout A4ono Wil bur Flyde Marling Coeur dAlene; Donald Edgar Payne, Boise. Bachelor-oscience In cTvil engineering Raymond Harsch. Washington, D. C.; James Bryan Iler, Astoria, Ore. AlRalph Severt Jacobson, bert Nesmlthe Thompson,Spokane; It fsjworth gl.0B) Mayfield Fred Milton Veatch, Coeur d'Alene. Bachelor, of science in electrical on school chil follow:- - UNIVERSITY - r t F DANO - y -- V - CA.V-- - r T y .i" f.- V. w . J - |