Show OGDEN CITY UTAH SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 10 1929 High Cost ofHosp ita Is to Make It Necessary For Government to Aid Suffering Is Claim nan Menac ‘ am By DRi L LUEODe Is 40 or older one should go to & doctor for a thorough examination a year” he replied at least-onc- e Normally fear’ one younger than 40 an examination once every one or two years is enough -- But of course ’where there are conditions such as bad teeth unusual blood pressure or any other departure from the normal one should have more freqdept examinations ' Many a nian'Is alive today be- cause his doctor found something wrong with him and made him change his habits" j Dr Miller took occasion to puncture an ancient jest— the charge that the doctor is always trying to find an excuse to perform an operation “The- - surgeons themselves are working the pardest to diminish the number of operations” he said “We operate when to the best of our knowledge an operation is unavoidable But jthe progress of surgery In the past 20 years seems little short of miraculous Operations are performed today with the as surance that the danger to the patient is of jthe slightest where 10 ears ago the death rate was 15 " By NEA‘ Service TTEW ORLEANS— American hos-1- N pital3 must get substantial government help if proper medical treatment is to be brought within the reach of the great majority of the American people This is the conclusion of Dr C of the Jeff Miller president-ele- ct greatest surgical body in the world the American College of Surgeons In an interview Dr Miller admitted that modem hospital treatment means financial shipwreck for the average' American— whose income according to government figures is well below $2000 a year A siege of illness in tljei family he said often puts such a man under a load of debt that it takes years STOLPER r) - -- : -- ry MAR SOVIET’S country The breakdown' of the present parliamentary negotiations followed by an attempt to deal with the problem ' by other means natur- ally causes his majesty's government grave concern as constituting a serious menace to international sta- - 5AversSurgeon (Special Radio Dispatch to The Standard-Examine— BERLIN Nov 9 Tha Austrian question has suddenl the spotlight of world bolitijps Recently there were no les3 than lour inquiries British4 lowe: house to the secretary of state for affairs conce ng Austria ur Henderson answered the inquiries plainly: "‘His majesty’s government sin-- cerely hopes that the efforts of the political parties In Austiavwill en- able the republic to return rapidly TERROR ARSQN semi-milita- ' ( Average Income Unequal to Illness Expensed lifted German Editor and Economist to normal conditions to disarm and disband the associations which hamper the peaceful constitutional ' development of the - v k to lift 1 His Popularity 1 : 1 ’ By A! a GARDINER England's Greatest liberal Editor ) (Special Dispitcb to The - Standard-Examiner- -- Nov 9— jRamsay Macdonald’s appearance In the: of commons this week after his African visit had' the character of a personal triumph rare in the records of j J I j ' j parliament The demonstration transcended all party lines and speeches of welcome by Stanlejy Baldwin and David Lloyd George gave the occasion the 'character of a national event The feeling dominant in the discussion was profound satisfaction at the accomplishment of al great act ot statesmanship' which apart from immediate results ‘had inaugurated a new spirit in the) ' relationship of the English speaking communities L’ONDON i ’ £ ! i -- Premier Macdonald himself met lie welcome on the same high plane mid dissociated his American activr “The only solution that I can YOUNG ties from any- party interest claim- see is governmental aid for the the1 declared ng that he had representedwhole hospitals" he of the and aspirations 'eeling “Whetherthe appropriations o 25 per cent” nation in the step he had taken and1 come from' federal state or city KEY TO PEACE i the policy ha had pursued or from all of them DISCUSSES PROHIBITION ' Bloodshed Follows At-- i governments bility" The event has enhanced Macdon-- i ’ The interviewer mentioned prois a detail that the people them(CIVIL WAR THREATENED aid’s personal prestige in quite an selves must work out Certainly tempts to Purchase hibition Dr Miller remarked that Earlier Henderson intimated that of the standards the extraordinary manner and it is a” professional C train at Set Pric es was somewhat averse to discusshe the? ambassadors" conference hid of general comment that the matter Nor hospitals cannot be lowered ing the subject as “it has got to "not yet" concerned itself with discan authorities sunshine of success has revealed him and the hospital a point in America where discussBy EUGENE LYONS new a arming the Austrian n doctors be blamed 1 light to the public He like is dis almost ing prohibition associations at the same time United Press Staff Correspondent from the highland ias medical emerged of modem advance “The He suggested Delay In Effectiveness Will doom and resentfulness cussing religion” MOSCOW Nov 9— (UP)jf— Blood-ihe- d science has in which-' plainly indicating the Home defense enorsucadded not could be that necessarily prohibition in hundreds terror arson and and apgroups threaten civil war of treatOn War unpopularity cost to years of ong a the until enforced Europe Keep hospital great mously cessfully Henderson’s declaration and created of villages throughout thef Soviet ment 'For instance: patients now “A siege of illness often puts a man under a load of debt that him it had Drobrium ‘ enveloped education costing campaign of manImmense satisfaction in Austria and “Union are the accompaniment of know that their condition can be of r I an l to discovered Footing takes lift” urbanity ias years perhaps as much as is now spent saved the position of Chancellor he intensive campaign for the ner and consideration towards the more accurately can5 determined far on prohibition enforcement is held official at bf excosts we to see1 are are its not prices the Schrober’s government for the grain that CERVILLE Among REACHE trying spread By or blood test ever before opposition especially the liberals in “A vast campaign of education' by orbitant ent American people is the knowledge Scarcely a day passes without a than studies These For Chancellor Schober ' is One of the Foremost Jpumalists of striking contrast to his attitude dur- cost is of line the temperance things “Yet $10 a day for a hospital that there are certain accepted along man determined only by legal ew lilt of atrocities committed by money France i ng his nrevious administration pos prelude to any said-“Troom means financial ‘shipwreck causes of cancer that they must the necessary asants in resisting the drive for ans to attempt changes in the Cable to -' StandCHANGE IN BEARING ' (Special Dispatch SAYS MINIMUM REACHED sibllity of 'enforcement”- he ain collection against agents of for many a man The only solution recognize and have treated Austrian constitution which are dethe The must be change Is’ partly due todefiAmerican people sent exexperts have brought we can see in the American ColPARIS was Nov is manded by the fascist reactionary he Grain Trust Communists to be' “Hospital As 9— liberal cause are a "Chronic the irritations that fact party excess evil is real the that home defense groups (Hut this at-- - nto the Tillages to 'stimulate the the cost of hospital service as low lege of Surgeons is governmental So- are growing moles irritated taught cabinet of Andre Tar-di- nitely negligible in parliament and mean excess in anything as well pectedandtheAristide I Of grain or local ales standas the aid success Briahd easily ob- n such an unhappy condition of inpossible of considering has little warts ulcers tempt of stomach’ prospect and the as alcohol in tive in the government - de ards that must be maintained CANCER CONTROL tained for legally contitutional changes are reduced so the on can does Cancer and majority of the ternal disruption owing to the Lloyd or every murder or fire or to a discussion of can- velop out of these Anyone with '“In America today the danger in former Raymond Poincare When you consider that a good macabinet Turning fund and distrust in Lloyd only possible with a excessive food consumed in recorded in the quan but it was obtained provisionally George hotel room costs you from $5 to cer Dr Miller emphasized that such a condition should consult a jority and as the social democrats isxachine leadership that MacdonGeorge’s dansafeito assume that there titles is far greater than the $15 a day and then consider that cancer in its early stages can be doctor at once” on Its dis- and exist have 45 per cent of the seats in parwhich many ald dangers may reasonably of the excessive drinking of al- cause the ministerial vessel to go on appearance as calculates a hospital with its necessary ad- handled but that there is no ger force in liament they can legally hinder any eral more which1 have a political CONSULT DOCTOR YEARLY coholic beverages of nursing v department cure-a- ll - known to medical scithe newspapers tha moment rocks at he juncts The expects any sequel change in the constitution which reached the'PCuntry ' “How often should a man qon deence “At the beginning of the “A few people die every year from - The fear of the revival of the doubtlessly Is a sweeping of the indressing department does not suit their opinions-oa overa doctor suit for the an article “We want the public to know general Thousands of Left cartels saved Tardieu from an bulk of the liberal voting power into excessive drinking partment pathological laboratories ip terests The social democrats are paign"! diet kitchens and so on gives you definitely that cancer can be cured hauling?’’ he was asked die every year from ex- immediate fall although ' during the organ Izvestia Americans not against constitutional reform government were a room for around $10 a day you in its early stages” he said “What hid cases when villages were discussion on the proclamation on principle but naturally will not “we on “Generally speaking when jone cessive eating Hence the marked civility in hli collective farms fire seemed Briand put in a difficult rather to of surender powagree voluntary bearing to the liberal opposition peasants who activethe On position his personal attitude towards regarding er) Theefore negotiations in the wrecked poor majority the Left he was reproached indeed though ly helped the statewerein its grain is noticeably arctic national council are very slow Lloyd George murdered for wanting to f continue the Lo- and in contrast to the warmth of his purchasing drive MISTAKE IS MADE j ' was spoiled" carno foreign policy with the ma- relations ‘with Baldwin whose Now Schober has committed the machinery PEASANTS RESIST RICH jority frankly hostile to it and on friendliness with the prime minismistake of introducing the govern- L Those cases have by no means t the Right the people demanded that ter- is one of the causes of growing ment proposal which completely fulthe He Explored Jungles of BALDRIDGE URGES the new government should reas- discontent with his - leadership in Feeling runs high in natfills all home defense - demands ceased!cfenters a is violence and sure grain public opinion which was anx- the more reactionary section of the Thus the home defense associations ural form of MO VETO WARD PEACE ious about Latin America Flew for thounational defense conservative partyview the negotiations ae an empty sands of those expression affected The poorer The declarations government’s have leaders France and In Naturally this smoothing out of the compromise Nov 9— Governor BOISE the r(AP)— favored governwere peasants by) pretty explicit regarding this the harsher party divisions of paragain begun the sharpest threats ments pbXcies in matters of credits H C Baldridge issueda Thanks For the first time1 in years they liament coupled with moderation in and demand the end seeds etc are generally By RODNEY DUTCHER machinery of another his proposals-icreating a reaction giving proclamation today calling contemplated negotiations NEA Service Writer to sell their grain ’Often war 'and the necessity of ensuring against Macdonald in the extremist state’ on’the to The negotiations have been going willing strive of the the people days they hring organized presthe naval and military security of section of his own party The exon only three weeks certainly not enough sure to bear against the richer or for furtherance of the presenf France and her colonies better-thaBingham tremists regard him as a bourgeois long for constitutional revision but “kulak’ t class which refuses to give stepped into the national spotlight movement toward peace by simply depending upon the Kel- liberal from whom an advanced setoo long for the fascist leader So up its grain and their methods are by hiring a Connecticutt manufacrial is the policy not to be expected “This yi ar perhaps out: greatest logg or Geneva pacts! the latter have sent Schober an not always gentle turers’ agent as his private secreGREAT IMPRESSION But thl ssection is numerically small ultimatum cause for gratitude and which is 'The richer peasants resist to the tary- to help him frame the nation’s Franklin Bouillon's intervention and quite overwhelmed bv gratiNow comes this sharp signal from extent colwas to or knowni his their courage shrewd- tariff bill he the minds of all cit concerning Germany's enormous fication of the main bodythe that in uppermost of labor echo Paris and its London in ness dictates They frequently hide leagues in the United States senate izens is the hearty and sincere ac military preparations' on the Rhin at the spectacular success of their France knows the extent of the their own stocks of grain and seek as a mildly irritating but highly inin the Rhineland and Genera leader In his first six months In nervousness especially in the Prague to induce their neighbors to do like- teresting man ceptance of the mbvemeht for and ‘ Seect’s menacing plans me Yon T office -: said cul Explored revhe world peace” “By the cabinet toward the Austrianscares instances wise bf In a a they been he because had on READY great TO STRIKE i the impression French Irritating tivation of the spirit of good will plutionary - events Czechoslovakia! Use terror the officials en- Yale The future suddenly aptropidal For the moment the intranslgeant professor and his highly inteljungle toot without ight fears that an Aus- -j trusted withagainst among the peoples of the world people of task the up senbuying in fellow his to the lectual discourses darkest peared colors section is lying low but it is exbinds be the tie found which!1 that humay trian reactionary overthrow and against peasants who as- ators always somehow sounded There no is grain doubt! about It that the opportunity to The pected the hearts of all mankind in is doubtless being further by tb sist those officials Is on the verge of col- strike will come as the result of of a patient remarks like the Young plan faintly love man and and movemay cause fellowship a Hap&burgers might1 The struggle Is not primarily as On the one hand the refer- accumulating differences in the Into his class of (students s mold a sentiment so strong that lapse ment in Hungary Twhere the described in a portion of the press professor endum Arid no nation will be swept off its feet tionalistsobtained by the German na- ternal situation - So far as tha interesting because this have not abdicated Hun- abroad between the government prevents the resumption storm over the declaration of Indian was a solon undeniably by unholy and unwise ambitions or of the Hague gary still calls 'herself a kingdom and the peasant but between dif- man who had had1 many conference and on and the recognition of the opexperiuntruthful propaganda Every big ferent groups of the peasantry itself ences! though without a king the other the different committees policy soviets is concerned Macdonald has men to build exploradangerous up including given portunity! ITALY BACKS HUNGARY as t is indeed the Soviet ’press calls tions in the little known tropics and Conservaorganizations struggling with al emerged unharmed and strengthen this tie is a bless- of “class warfare in the village” t most Hungary is backed by Italy Musinsurmountable! to obstacles tive the cf opposition France to of world in in the airplanes flying ing solini recently made a sharp belli- One class favored by the Commu- the With regard to the bank for in- relations with Russia resumption is war time the singularly “I that suggest respectfully anto cose speech addressed Jugoslavia nist policies is pitted against ternational settlements an article lacking in conviction and the hubday be observed by all our citizens in Thus while the other senators-diother which Is determined to resist the ally of Czechoslovakia the Commercial and Financia bub over the reference by the viceworin their respective places of Thus Austrian events create a se- not only the grain collection but not always love him asi a brother Chronicle of October 19‘whic roy of India to dominion status as or homes for in the purtheir Whatship never colcould rious war danger in Europe unless every step towards- introducing ignore him they in at the end of Europe last objective of- - Indian policy did of acpose gratefully acknowledging month together with the news tha the ever he might be no one ever democracy is stability in Austria lective or socialist- methods not survive the debate which showed and returning thanks to almighty an cused him of being a nonentity EXAMPLES OF TERRORISM At present ( however nobody knows to storm be quite artificial ant the independent agreereparations durreceived benefits God the for The nature of this resistance can how to do this! for the home defense ment ADVENTURE FILLS LIFE is to about bei no revealed effective the signed by and opposition to the the invoking past year ing leaders’ primitive souls are little best be indicated by a few of the United States and Germany show- the viceroy’s declaration Senator Bingham’s life story inthat tbs continuance of His favor" dozens of incidents in the world concerned about the reported ed what degree the Washington policy of the country be definitely politic incident1 color and deed is of full Mpressil The following are all drawn chiefly because he has always been results of their action government intended to be free directed toward the establishment two days reports: In the background former Chan- from from European affairs and refusec of no who man in lost time in India going 1 TOLD STUDENTS district TO of Ulianovsk In the cellor Seipel is holding to participate in the management s THOMAS FAILED was HAS ter whatever he it happened of the international banks Nobody knows’ his Intentions but hi Samara an active peasant woman The moment fact Indian to that at declaration VOCATION WEED want! the OUT local Soviet AnasUnder these circumstances the has been remarkably well received la has the confidence of every man h a member of her was i i comes New from To with he murSemkina begin tasia brutally the government As army ministe: committee with the India both by the Indians and' the BOISE! Nov 9— (AP) —Students BadenofBaden by rich peasants whom she England aristocracy His lineage goes n he has his hand on the state power dered E Reynolds anc Jackson help press strengthened on this side of the Atlantic were advised today by John IL Melvin A On the other hand financial an altern ated to separate from their back case will difof the find the Traylor it government and gave Uni1635 to of first dean the when executive 'the Binghams grain They burned her corpse Dyer' to industrial circl ficult draw A contract of an easy victory in the debate up settled in Connecticutt Unlike many versity of Idaho southern branch culprits were arrested trust which should the crash of the Boden credit ban! The But the real differences which in voca100 howout an old house to of Pocatello at An collec2 descendants of the pick agent grain form a liaison between theprinciple This caused A situation of alan tion A recov- Macdonald’s administration must as ever weed out much and tions he them vigor displays fully gradually poor peasant named Rabkin of reparations and international face are in the sphere of home afwhich is not yet quieted Foreig was ery ancesout as one of as the his stands until only and initiative any murdered In the village i withdrawals of credit continues Tb faire The unemployment problem best fdr him in an address before debt settlement Novosibirsk The tors—including the Calvin Bingham Austrian national bank is the onl murderers near REFUSE still defies solution The failure of TO ACCEPT of at hundred who the several to founded teachers be the city Bennington rich peasMeanwhile at central European issuing bank uno: ants J are said the J II Thomas to Oriental rep any efEddistrict convention of the Idaho under arrest charged Vt and the Hiram Bingham— the arations committee ‘the Hungarian fective measure hasproduce able to follow in tb® footsteps to led was complete who the association senator’s ucation with grandfather— are opposing the final liquidation collapse of his reputation and as New York and lower bank rat Dean Dyer shared the program of the poor peasants in first white man ever to go as misThe banks have not f left the hom the3 While Bamatiurt questions emanating the winter advances it will make the with C L Harlan president of the fromfinancial k Some of the colorful chapters In the aa venturous life of Sen village pear sionary to any island id the Pacific the Trianon defense leaders in the dark as treaty and have government vulnerable to the atwere incidental— association ocean This and education ator are pictured here jungle explorer Yale professor president refused to accept payments discussing the grandfather no Bingham the gravity of) the situation but higher tack of the extremists who are alHaof the- f Lewiston State Normal than the absurb situation at a general meet ly translated the Bible into the f soldier and war-tim- e in France' aviator $2000-00of body knows whether or not matter Eainj ready in full cry at the failure of the ' annuity school- t person shot waiian tongue and helped to write fan unknown fixed by the moratorium of 1923 government to redeem immediately have gone too far to be mastered b as to wrote turn to vocational command a classes window States United Hawaii’s constitution the the He killed the and first field the guidance great flying On account of this resistance the its undertaking to restore the intelligent advice aqd considers through ” book about his adventures at Issoudun a position he filled with one of the outstanding requirements Bulgarians Communist Magomayev in charge BORN IN HONOLULU refused 'to hour' day in the coal fields tipn Yale then made him a professor distinction until after the armistice of the modem teacher The teacher continue to havethealso of the ’grain campaign also a amount father senator’s (was The of reppay f 4 Armed men attacked an artel should select He followed a a the and life did’ deal assist in stddent of flying nar he good arations of his so have much been they spending missionary paying or peasants in Nikolayevska for a time In 1911 however he rowly escaping! death on at least ing his vocation he said and be far thus little creditors of Ger ATTORNEY ELATED distant Gilbert Islands went IDAHO INCREASES Alma Ata spoiling machinery life in the the back to South America and one occasion and he was extremely prepared to do such a good job of many Into Bible Greece are com the entire translating a genuine name for himself critical of army air force officials it that the student may not have plainingespecially made OVER FERRY CASE grain naPRODUCE SHIPMENT andTo scattering of the been cheated and native having giving: language as an explorer discovering the lost who did not fly 'There were 'such to look back from later life to view when at the such incidents could be added tive a literature down Hague prom writing glittering by a list during the same days all Inca city of UiticoS capital of the in those days and they had influ- mournfully his misguided career BOISE Nov 9 — (AP)— Attorney ises of compensation in Oriental Product oflong BOISE Nov qf their myths and traditions in last Inca — action by district courts official emperor and penerating ence and Bingham’s friends have W D Gillls today declared General : were made ex them own in reparations their j language shipments from southern Idaho durf J into a considerable area of totally said that his outspokenness may condemning peasants to jdeath and himself over the turn of o “elated" a was reduction of their Hiram exceeded fpr change The October Bingham present shipments ing terms of imprisonment for to land in the Andean hin- have been the reason why he was FARMERS TOED TO events In the hearing on November German share in in 1875 As a boy unexplored October a year ago by nearly 300 actslong reparations of terror or obstructing the born in Honolulu He came back to America’ not one of the American officers The Czechoslovaks particularly 6 in Bonners Ferry to decide tha he worked on a sugar plantation terland himself carloads a report of the publii purchasing campaigns HANG LAMP ON RACK declare who won a decoration for his warrelatively famous that under such conditions fate of the Kootenai river valley -- M utilities commission said today The family moved to America while toAfind little while later came the trou- time services will not meet debts of liberaThe involved the appeal he was ha his early ’teens and he ble on The shipments totaled 8634 com they — — the Mexican border Bingham BOISE Not 9 (AP) Farmers tion and goods transferred the pay- of the hearing ELECTED GOyERNOR IS West Kootenai Power comhis worked way Philips through spared with 5868 In October 1928 ICIAL ENTERS was resolved not to miss another be on the good side ment of which debts has been dis- pany & Canadian corporation to to who want how 10 events months Yale and At all Andover he for came back academy Shipments Bingham so he got into the “Yale bat- to the state’s traffic patrol will counted by the Italians in conces- raise the level of Kootenai lake far TOMBS PRISON While he ever fell below the same period o was at Yale the Span scrap so America' and after traveling in of — a unit of field arcalled hook lanterns upon their beet wag- sions to the uncompromising Philip power purposes Farmers cf the tery” s war broke out Pacific the last year Up to October 31 thh for a went time region of national Connecticut the ons both fore and Snowden tillery and Kootenaa valley declared this would carloads Rid of to to 28687 enlist Connecticut the in and plunged into aft the bay racks of product year Rough YORK Nov CUP)— Cell ready sent to border and the law enforceguard— got department ruin many farms and damage many Thus little by little the-bi- g were moved compared with 39693 pow16 in the “aristocratic flats" ers but his father persuaded him elected lieutenant politics being ment crossing the Rio Grande with his governor and then today in a letter to the ers' distribution to October 31 last year agreement so others by raising the water table at first tier of ceils Is known to to wait for the second call The unti governor Barely patrolstated to went when’ p south j Pership reached at the Hague least the six feet by which the waPotatoes and apples made up th inmates of Tombs prison had a for- war ended before the1 second call chase Villa - peacefully “ had he won the latter election howletter cited the law requiring may again be questioned ter level was to be raised in tha bulk of the October shipment ever when Senator Frank Brande-ge- e allThe mer high state official as its new came and Hiram lost out He vowed while to vehicles have AN FRANCE lake lights AVIATOR flnanc-fAIN Thus the not would of wait liquidation next time died he that and in a election occupant today or being parked on the problems emanating from the war s The decision of the In 1916 returning from the bor- Bingham was chosenspecial to take his traveling Frink H Warder who1 was conGraduating from Yale he went to and commission to give the attorneys pointed out that hay seems t be rather compromised highways der Bingham decided that the place He served only a short time NEW LEADER! WILL victed on a ’'charge of prostituting Harvard as a teacher (of wagons and other slow moving farm for the valley farmers an If the plan does not come apnearing history His marriage United States was going to get Into as governor before resigning to go vehicles office of state superintendent o:’ came under the classifica- Into forceYoung DEDICATE AIRPORT! his additional six months to a year to the Rhineland evacuation banking for a $10000 bribe in con- in the early century to a wealthy the Europeon war very soon and to Washington will be delayed and the peoples of study the engineering data submitSenator! Bingham has been active tion i of the New York heiress removed him that it would need an air corps very nection with the to were advised "patrolmen 'The ted he said will make it possible for —Cowles City Trust company collapse worof financial Nov BOISE from lessons the He took from in all legislation pertaining to avi- see to it that drivers of loaded hay Europe will remain facing each oth- the entered the cell pressure badly flying state to present a real case er on a war footing for some time Andrus representative in the hous last night after Justice Arthur S ries and in 1906 he gave' Vent to Glenn” Curtiss qualified as an avi- ation law setting up the or beet) racks kept to their side of to come from Custer county was today ap- Tompkins In supreme court sentenc his desire for adventure by going to ator and on the declaration of war aeronautics division In the depart- the road to avoid being classed as homer” In the Nampa jail where they pointed field assistant to the com ed him to serve from five to 10 Venezuela and Colombia to explore was appointed by the war depart- ment of commerce was largely his “road hogs" along with reckless i the route that Bolivar the Liber- ment to organize the school of milmissioned of public works years in prison Naturally perhaps due to his long speeders HONEYMOON elected to spend their honeymoon SPENT His first assignment was to repre If Warder’s counsel James I ator had followed in 1818 Bingham itary aeronautics He worked fever- experience in South America Bingthan pay their fines of $25 rather sent the Commissioner at the dedi Cuff! fails to obtain a certificate of traveled 1000 miles through steam ishly establishing eight flying ham is an authority on the Monroe IN IDAHO PRISON for drunkenness cation clothe Pocatello airport or reasonable doubt within the next 30 ing jungles had trouble with hostile schools from which more than Doctrine ested in aviation flies often and not The young celebrants were mak- Senator- - Bingham silver-hairaviation officers were graduated Armistieeday j A gpneral celebra days the former state banking su Indians was harassed by a suspi BOISE Nov 0— (UP)— Mr and ing meriy on the streets’ of Nampa ago aroused attention by flying long tion has been arrangedfor the government before the war ended' peril itenuent will be taken to Sing clous healthy and active is the father o:! from Connecticut to Washington in Mrs John G MeClurg bride and near here last night when arst-- ‘ ' as a suspected spy —mid on his xe- cation w This done he was sent to France seven sons He is still deeply inter- - an army dirigible Sing to finish his term groom from Yakima Wash are “at ed AID HELD NECESSARY Wheat roving PLAN IS i -- -- semi-milita- ry frencii Think J' J 4 1 ‘ - v pur-ha- se - X-r- ay ‘ j i i he ard-Examtn- et) - eu two-thir- ds j i -- - i ! I r X-r- ay 1 r I -- Hiram Bingham Is Senate’s Adventurer " l - - t i - i the-risk- s s j n ‘ ’ j f ! k ( Haps-burger- silver- -haired - ? - har-riv- ed -- - ’ self-governm- ent the-rein- t t i Ka-sanko- Anglo-India- -- va - 1 counter-revoluti- -- - on ’ " m V -- Ma-hatch-K- ala i 0 1 -- A? seven-- ! stay-at-ho- -- — me n ! I ‘ He-wa- ish-Ameri- can f - —— - i Joint-claim- Spanish-Americ- an ’ 94-(- AP) and1-th- e - 1 -- 17-0- 00 ed Latin-Americ- ‘ an i ’ |