Show - 1 1 A : — : : ' J - ' — : NEWS OF THE INTERMOUNTAIN WEST OUT OUR WAY HALF OF IDAHO :oy ROAD PROGRAM COMPLETED AT : - Ml IS5 EXPENSE Million So Far Thirty-Fiv- e woRvceoV cjost-t- mak tfucrr Flew rzsftrzrr: DO fazH AVR THAT Vr'US4A UUe HEPS At -- h Mtatvr j-- P 'MDomT HAFTDO fH T' WAHV4-ALU MAVe'M A DOSAT rA AME J HOUR PA&rfEvJtREVERB ao uke AROUMO KSCtWX j PADU Me Wood! Says $450000 Year-l- y Maintenance Costs Saved By Oiling - BOISE ls -- Pacific assistant traffic manager announced at a conference here of railway officials and directors of the Twin Falls chamber of commerce The new echedule will provide a vle to San Franhauidally 86Trains from Tvin Falls 'will cisco d' connect" at Wells with both' and westbound Southern Pacific trafns arid a contemplated change of 20 minutes in theic west- of the Western Pacif bound train will afford connection on that system for California points Freight shipments will be expedited about 24 hours by the chance Tinder the oresent schedule train service on the Twin Falls- Wells Urns operates only tnree days a wek -- east-houn- ' -- 4-- : ' -- I WAfCH OOVO? WAKrAM TftUlMGr i J ftausPATorr j SOUTHERN UTAH LEADER IS DEAD Uriah "T Jones Active In Church Business And Politics CEDAR CITY Feb i6 — (UP) — Funeral services- - for the late Sen ator Uriah T Jones pioneer political and religious leader of southern Utah will be held here Sunday Senator Jones who was G8 years old had been an active figure in the public life of southern Utah He had at 'various times been president of the Northfield Irrigation company the Cedar Mercantile company the Cedar Sheep association a director of the Cedar Home i Builders' society and a founder of the Cedar City Furniture company Senator Jones was also a religious leader having served for a time asTSounselor in the bishopric of the Cedar ward of the L D S church and later promoted to the presidency of the Parowan stake tit which capacity he served for nearly 20 years He is survived by his widow two sons and four daughters I reach-residen- ts "''' lieved she migjhtj have ventured out fore 'Christmas'into the blizzird in seatch of her husband when1 he failed to return - JENGSTKL'M EVANSTON Feb 1G— 7yo Members of thei auxiliary to the safety first organization were entertained at a valentine character party They came costumed as children and a number of interesting and amusing children's games were played Mrs Raymond Baird won the prize in the broken heart game Mrs Frank Hoffman won first place in the bean carrying contest Mrs Samuel Knoder won the song guessing game Mrs Burr Longstreth took first place in the straw contest Mrs Longstreth also won the stylish stouts' race Mrs Raymond Baird won the slim wom en's race and Mrs Helen Hoffman won honors in the donkey game Mrs Herbert Payne played several piano selections and accom panied on the piano the group singing of a niimber of school soncs A buffet luncheon was served at the close of the evening valentine suggestions being carried out in decorative toucnes jl ne re freshment comjmittee comprised Mrs Albert Brocks Mrs H F Al Mrs J W Martin Mrs E W- Sylvester and Mrs Frank Hoffman Others present were Mrs Max J Caziln Mrs Burr Long streth Mrs Thotnas Richards Mrs Cora- West Mrs Metta IHeder Mrs J B Mrs Percy Shields Bailey Mrs Raymond Baird Mrs Lena Case Mrs Walter Plckhardt j LOWER RATES ON AUTOS REQUESTED Utah WASHINQT£Nt Feb 1 and other states ot mountain-Pacifi- c 6-- on the basisof showterritory iia the annual report of Western ami southwestern railroads are entitled to a material reduction in freight rates according to H W" Prickett of Salt Lake who developed this thought In the coursa of an argument Friday before the interstate commerce com- mission in favor of lower rates on! ings made GALLO TAKEN TO STATE HOSPITAL 'SALT TiAKE Feb 16— Sears Roebuck & Co is planning some important developments in Utah SALT LAKE Feb 16 — Gustav this summer which will possibly Inthe opening of several new Gallo 48 convicted rrturderer' of clude stores according to J I Gurney cobWilliam Civish retail manager of the combler was removed Friday from the regional Fristate penitentiary to the state men- pany who arrived in Salt Lake ')' ial hospital at Provo in accordance dayMr Gurney said he was aiot ready with the verdict of a jury last Mon- to make any definite announceday in District Judge Oscar- W ment concerning the future plans He was ad McConkie's court of the company judged Insane :: - 'DRY AGENTS TO STAY IN NEVADA SAN FRANCISCO Feb 16— (AP)— E H Dohner federal pro- ifornia district to a new district including Utah and Arizona would remain in Nevada under the new regime Prohibition enthusiasts here had hoped the change would mean that California would get six more enforcement officers — FILM STAll TO AVED NEW YORK Feb 16— (AP) — Lupe Velez Mexican screen star is to marry Gary Cooper also of the films ld 4 LANSING Mich Febvl6 — (AP) — Edna Greirier of Detroit has applied to the state boylng commission for a license to manage fight- ers me " ML GO AFTER LION Score Will Take Field To morrow In Vicinity of Reservoir NAMPA For i - M ovmg j - Slade Transfer ' io-wi- s Feb 16— (AP)— A lion hunt of almost African proportions will be put on here tomorrow for a mountain lion which is believed to be hiding in the thick willows near Deer Flat reservoiri The animal's tracks have been spen by several sheepmen in the vicinity though no sheep have been reported missing: Upwards of a score of hunters have announced intention to join the hunt The hunters will wear 'red hats or other bits of red clothing to avoid shooting each other ) I -- i Mv if 11 ft ': u slho-i- m : l CHOOSES THE GAVEL MADE OF WHITE HOUSE WOOD SALT LAKE Feb 16— Developments in home huilding and home making were discussed Friday at the opening meetings of the third annual convention of the Utah Lumbers Dealers association called the "Rainbow" convention The sessions are "being held at the chamber of commerce and will continue throughout Saturday A feature at thft opening meeting pas the presentation of a whjte pine gavel to M O Ashton president of the association hy A C Mrs Georere MCPhie Mrs J M Horner manager western division Henderson MrsEd Horrocks Mrs National Lumber Manufacturers' The wood used In the H T Colling Mrs Ed MeGarry association Mrs Milo Wallersteadt Mrs Irvin gavel was taken from the roof of Allard Mrs Herbert E Payne the White House and Is 112 years Mrs E B Peterson- Mrs' S E old Knoder Mrs F A Bean Mrs Wil liam Gibson Mrs V A Taylor and FORMER BUSINESS Mrs W R Pickrell FOR CARD CLUB i J4AN OF UTAH DIES Mrs Robert Rayley entertained her card club at her home oh Tues SALT' LAKE Feb 16— James E Five hundred was (lav evening lifelong resident and busiO U Jennings 'Mrs Gross and with played died at man ness of Salt Mrs Harvey Wilde winning hon ors Mrs Charles Lorn a Linda Cal Friday Presents Mr Jennings who was formerly Lancaster Mrs Andrew Ttasmus-re- n the J H Cornwall incomMrs Ed Lf Mra Hugh Tane partner with Warehouse Mrs James B'llingf Mrs E p Jennings-Cornwa- ll Mrs pany retired more than three years Beyerley Mrs ClR McDonald Huf-faker ago Surviving are his idow and William Andersbn Mrs Sim several brothers and sisters SerO Mrs Mrs Hnrlijev Wilde vices and burial will be held In Salt U Gross and tbjf hostess FollowLake serv the luncheon was games ing ed at the small tables valentine sufrceslions beinjsr Carried out In Ahe tames and table decorations The Rev J Charlton Wettcrhahn of the Presbyterian chtirch left on Wednesday mofning for Calgary : Alberta Canad4 "hcre he expects to snend about tnree weeus on church business Tho Four Lenf Clover club was entertained by Mrs J A Norria at the home of Mrs George Titmus Sr on Thursday afternoon Five hundred was payed with prizes being won by Mrp Clarence Barnes Mrs George Titmus Sr and Mrs Ned Whipple present were Mrs Clifford McDonald Mrs Harry Moon Mrs Claiience Barnes Mrs Salt Lake City George Barnes Mrs Jo "Bailey Mrs Ned Whipnte and the hostess ' LEGION DINNER 16-2- 3 District Commander and Mrs Waldcmar Anderson entertained at v dinner on Wednesday evening in Ever honor of L R Probst state com Largest mander of the American Lesrion Erected in both J H Peberdy state adjutant of Laramie and James Laughlln of Casnpr manasrer for the United States veteran?' bureau for the de nartment of Wyoming Covers were laid for the honored guests and for Post' Commander and Mrs E B Band Concerts Peterson Georcra Brown and the kAPJW JLL - Hear Huston Ray's sensational tone test reproducing on the Majestic Radio—his latest Victor v' recoramg m compansou wim xue ai wti uiuaocu : — 2SSSf?li"---rr-n z''—- n - '"(I ' -- 1 - jST n I Hi I--- lift I OS: - : ' v l - ' j t ':7 fir XV ' ' ' '- "'' - - t t - ' v v-- tun ' 'j j 5 - 4 'l-j-x-- ' - f ' 'X M (greatest Intcrmountain AUT o SHOW :' ° ' FEB Tent Utah HEATED hibition administrator here anDoctor's Prescription Relieves nounces that six prohibition officers in Nevada Without Harmful Drugs which recently was transferred from the northern Cal- hojts " r - UTAH Almost instant relief for coughs is now guaranteed in the use of a famous physician's prescription called Thoxine "which contains no chloroform' or dope It works on an entirely different principle has a double action relieves the irritation and goes' direct to the internal cause not reached by couph tsyrups and patent medicines The very first swallow usually relieves Thoxine Is pleasant and safe for the whole'" family Also excellent for eore throat Quick relief guaranteed or your mony back 35c Sold by Culley 60c and $100 Drug Co Depot Drug Co and all other rood drug stores senvict OUTERS C vanston Dy BIARV K v - of the Los Angeles Rock and" (rav- cl corporation died Friday from an illness of 18 i months' duration Haw ley was born in Deeret Utah attained prominence in that state as a road and jrailroad construction contractor Inj 1892 he went t Seattle Vash where he attracted notice by his gigantic job of tbe automobiles to Utah points removal of Denny hill He came — -to Los Angeles 1G years ago all FIRM PLANS TO A son and four daughters fi v mg- hcresu r V lye EXPAND IN Coughs Stopped Almost Instantly Ota - CRAIG Colo Feb 16— (AP) — MOSCOW Ida Feb 16— (UP) Trudging: on snow shoes ffrom his r— The first mall in seven weeks will home in the remote Douglas mounof the Salmon river tain section Michael Malone hunt- country near Whitebird within the ' er and trapper perished inj a storm next few days he within 30 feet jof a cabin Which The mail weighing about 600 ' Was unable to locate will be taken on pack anipounds Halone's body fro:zen was found mals through the deep snow The by Ralph Maddox a rancher Jiving people saffected" live near the Snake five miles from Malon e's "cabin river above Pittsburg Landing The when Maddox and his w ife return - low water and ice in the river has rd to their home Mori day from made it impossible to run mall boats A up the river Craig Fears for the safety o f Mrs Ma- -The la?t mail received in this lone were expressed as it was be- district was delivered the week be- LOS ANGELES Feb 15— CAP) — Henry W Hawley 6 6 president JRWtlll W FROZEN BODY OF FIRST MAIL IN 7 HUNTER DISCOVERED WEEKS PROMISED HENRY W H A WLEY CONTRACTOR DIES eight-j-'ear-oi- easy-breath- bill TWIN FALLS Idaho Feb 16 — the (AP) — Daily train service on branch of the Twin Falls-WelOregon Short Line will be started within a few days J L Amos Union £J-- ! -- WILL RUN DAILY TRAINS ON BRANCH (Continued From Page One) States shipments 983 cars trading Face Wound And Internal 1 IT market dull Wisconsin sack ffUiAgainst great odds and by slow weanca- i luris ouiicrcu ed round whites 75 ? !)0c Minne HOME tress the exercise of infinite patience we sota Dakota and Red North sacked have builded a great and most useday Night ful institution — one of incalculable River Ohios $1$110 Idaho sacked J15U IlusseU 0180 value in my belief to the AmerThomas Mungolo 35 Indian of Recognizes School House ican! theory of government And I SALT LAKE Feb 16— (U S D Blackfoot Idaho died in the Dee hope no one will challenge m v early this mrninfr as the — Learning Faster Than February hospital Pfirim conviction that our American A) rotato shipments: of result injuries received Wednes 15— Infant theory of government is far and D83 Total United States shipments day evening i away the best ever devised by the According to nia story tola to Principal states —California 26 Detective C K Keeter and Officer LEWISTON Idaho Feb 16— sons of men not perfect I grant Colorado 46 188 Maine Idaho but the best existent" you P d J Munsrolo waa trying to — tho 100" Terkins Naylln 69 233 Minnesota Michigan (AP) Kermit KNEW GltJlVT FIGURES a board street at Thirty-thir- d train 76 37 New Nebraska Island mind Long developboy whose In his library were autographed York IS North Dakota 38 Penn and Pacific 'avenue lie slipped ment was erased when an automo-- i photographs of the great figures of sylvania 37 Washington 23 Wis- and was struck by a car The po world's news from the civil war consin 80 lice were notified and the two of- bile crashed into his sled went the more a across than half century fleers brought Munsrolo to tho Ata- to — Idaho today homeUo Welppe to reconstruction the after tion where City Physician N H period begin! learning all over again the the war — Joffre Wilson Taft AND BUTTER EGGS In Savage treated him ' Six Btltchcs his in locked things that are Caruso Diaz of the Roosevelt — were required to close a wound on CHICAGO king Feb 16— (AP) J Siam jured bead — Butter 13694 Lower Mungolo's face lie was also hurt receipts Although he can talk with littlej "witnm my lifetime' ne was tuba creamery extras 49c stand- internally Ken an infant more facility than wont to say "these men have ards 48 Vjc extra firsts 4 7 4 ?u On Friday some Mexican friends mit recognized j the little school made and changed history" 48 Vic: firsts 46 Vi 47c seconds came to the jail and removed Muu-gol- o classes attended ' house! where he 1' Mrs Martha McFarland Stone 44(fi)45Vic to the hospital — Lower before he was hurt and said whom he married in Chicago In was taken In charge by 11'405 The body Eggs receipts "That's great" when his mother 1869 survives him as do his cases extra firsts 38 He firsts Llndqulst & Sons Information retold Kim he was going home daughter Miss Elizabeth Creighton 3 7 $37 Vic ordinary firsts 33tf garding his family is being nought JBefere leaving Orofino where he Stone and his brother Professor 36c f a coma It was Ormond Stone formerly of the fac CHILDREN'S SAFE FOR lay for 23 days in could Ml walk with ulty of the University of Virginia discovered the lad COUGHS —CROUP FLOUR S and sons Stone two said this Herbert His doctors and assistance of mothers everyThousands Feb 16 — (AP) where was aj certain indication of the re- Melville E Stone Jr diedwasbefore — MINNEAPOLIS Honey ad upon Foley's rely 10c in Flour lots carload lost higher Tar Compound to relieve their turn ©f control over motor areas he did Herbert Stone 3755 at family sunk patents waa quoted by coughs stuffy wheezy During the week that Kermit when the Lusitanla 76 5 a barrel in 9 8 pound cotton children's colds troublesome night cougha has been conscious he has learned a German submarine sacks — 4 and above all of frightening croup to talk: a little and his powers of 36214 Shipments— Always reliable Foley's Honey and — $27 50©29 Bran recognition of objects have devel- UTAH MENINGITIS ' Tar Compound quickly Cuts the than more rapidly j oped much TOTALLED CASES choking phlegm clears th clogan infant of those ged throat and turns a suffering METALS con were Attending physicians -' SALT LAKE Feb' 16 — A total NEW YORK Feb 16 — (AP) — choklnK child into an fident today that Kermit's great one Re- little of cases sleeping 108 ing quietly Metals of meningitis spinal be would unchanged nominally acT task of ly upon Foley's Hopey and Tar all over the state Including Quick silver— $121 complished in just a few years from — — to — were the Compound and you will—not be dis Lake Salt reported thei at even though he has started Decern from appointed Ask for it Advertisehealth of board' state t - ' GIBRALTAR BRIDGE MAY beginning ment 1 to and 1928 up including 4 "r 16 — (AP) — A J ber ' Feb MADRID on 14 the mim Reports February of deaths in that period are in plan for a bridpre over the strait of ! ber on submerged STUDENT BURNED complete but records In the of Gibraltar built submltt Storage Packing to the Shipping been has floats show officer of health the fir WHEN ACID FALLS 58 deaths from this cause during government Baggage POCATELLO Idaho Feb 18— that period (AP)— Raymond Teterson a stuWE WILL PAY YOU dent at the University of Idaho DINNER TONIGHT was sufferhere branch southern UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE FOR D C GREENs he ing today from serious burns received Jn the chemistry labora$100 CASH LAKE Feb 16— In honor CALL tory when a sbottle ot sulphuric of SALT C vice D presiGreen retiring acid fell from a cabinet striking sell or your keep manager of the to either him aWout the head and shoulders dent and general a when car used purchasing his & Power Utah company be Light kept Peterson probably will 7 us ear from at new a dinner from his studies for three or four friends will give at the Alta club weeks by hisl injuries the attend- o'clock toniphtwill CARMAN MOTOR CO leave in March Green Mr Mrs and Mr? said ing physician imOffice 437 25th an Phone 321 assume to Dealers at Ogden York New Studebaker for Sweden New of W reterson Carl Electric with the Idaho parents of the student portant position Bond & Share company neiiniue were summonea -- ' "Hot dog" stands service stations and other roadside vendors are encroaching on the highways and legislation is needed to control them the commissioner said Y TRAIN DIES POTATO ICS CHICAGO Feb 16— (U S D Receipts 121 cars A) — Potatoes— on track 229 cars total United ' Spent On General Improvement NUISANCES GROWING Feb 16— (AP) —Idaho has completed half her highway program at a cost of $35000000 but that much more will be needed to brins the system" to completion e J D Wood commissioner of pub-Hworks said in his biennial report' submitted to the legislature today The designated state highway system included 4117 miles at the beginning of the biennium of v v w U1V m v w rivuvvt reached a gravel surface stage on 1746 miles and 655 miles had been graded thus making 42 per cent of the system improved to at least a graveled surface Since then 300 Eiiles of highway has been oiled The commissioner pointed out that a reconstruction and maintenance period is at hand due to the heavy wear on the highways caused by the increasing traffic During the biennium $2450000 was budgeted for reconstruction and betterment which included an oiling program which the commissioner estimated had saved the motorists $430000 a year in operating expenses The motorist he said had paid 50 per cent' of Idaho's highway JOMALISf ISiTAKEtl SuT 1 IN INDIAN (INJURED MARKETS INJURED YOUTH cheated him J H'e got AUr MV GOSH! ' HIGH tve im£ i Bv WILLIAMS '' NOTED FIGURE Miss Delva HIckey of Mountain View spent a day in Evanston arly In the week on her return home :' from Salt Lake Eusrene HIckey of Lone Tree has left for Los Anreles to spend some time there for hi health Mrs Don Pyerly went to Salt Lake on train No 19 Friday morning on a short business trip assoA meeting of the clerical ciation was held in the T M C A clubhouse huilding on Thursday evening Jack CJhase was elected secretary and treasurer Following the business meeting a smoker was held The first flying machine Is now In the South Kensington Museum In England and Vaudeville Model Comple I r : t : ' HEAR IT AT THE ORPHEUM HEAR IT IN YOUR HOME Doors Open to ' Huston Ray chooses Majestic because of faithful reproduction and tone fidelity Mr Jlayjsays: "After investigating the entire radio field I selected the Majestic because of its realistic ana faithful reproduction of tone' & 10 a YX t Daily - 71—$17225 8 Tubes With '"' ' ' "'it 11 p m - $500000 Auto Exhibits A Admission - Children 25c Adults 50c Special Rates on Railroads 2586 Washington Ave RADIO q©uv rnone 25 carloads of Majestic Eadios have been sold in th? district in the past sis months |