Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING '1 Railroad Act in Line With Unification Plan POTATO PRICES AT HIGHER LEVEL ON BETTER MART Demand for Tu!er In creases in AH Sections After Ilolidaj s War Secretary to Hold Pilgrimage Jo Schedule Millikan Says Science to End WASHINGTON Jan 0 Ml— The first normal step of a major railroad tow aid unification of lines since the Issuance of the interstate tommerce commission's plan for consolidation was taken today by the Chesaptake & Ohio railway In pressing Its proiiosal for acquiring the Hocking Valley and the Chesapeake Sc Hocking The move came In the form of a return to the commission s question-alr- e seeking further Information on the application and clears the way for setting a hearing date This customarily follows shortly after the railroad has submitted In detail its proposal supplementary to the original application WASHINGTON Jan 0 (—SecrHurley today recommended to congress enactment of legislation wfilch would provide that no Gold Star mother or widow who makes the pilgrimage now being arranged to the French cemeterlts and battlefields remain In Europe longer than a two weeks’ period except lit case of ll’ness or other unavoidable cases The secretary of war recommended that if any mother or widow wilfully faded to continue the pilgrimage of her particular group the government not be subject to any further expense In his letter Secretary Hurley wrote however that If any of the mothers became 111 they should be cared for at the expense of the etary Wars Menace IDAHO FALLS Idaho— Potato prices sere a shade higher during the past 10 days in all sections of the country due to an increase in demand that followed the holidays Shipments for the entire country W eather ho ed a normal volume for tills time Again Hall s of the season averaging 775 cars dally Army Flight were about except Sundays Supplies nominal In terminals track holdings SELFRIDGE FIELD Clemens Mt for the 16 principal markets of the Mich Jan 9 —Continued unfacountry totaling 1372 cars Monday vorable weatherul'iconditions forced a morning as compared to 1114 last second postponement this afternoon Monday This Increase was well scat- of the army s midwinter test flight of tered so that no certain market 22 planes from Selfrlrige field to Sposhowed more than a slight Increase kane Wash return and In supplies it is found by L C Tate Major Ralph Royce flight comlocal representative of the- - United mander who had hoped an abateStates Market News service ment of the wind and snowstorm Idaho shipments held fairly good Volume during the week averaging would permit a take-otoday announced shortly before 1 o clock that - wound 84 cars dally except Sunday the be would plane ready to start at The Upper Snake River valley 7 30 tomorrow morning If weather shipped 372 cars to market In the conditions 10 days and the lower valley loaded permit 308 Total shipments from Idaho this season climbed to 9273 cars as com Grand Indict Three pared to 6084 to the corresixmdlng In louu Fraud Alleged oate last season Shipments from the Robert A Millikan lower valley made up 4185 cars of CEDAR RAPIDS Iowa Jan 0 M7 this total upper valley 3795 and —Indictment DFS MOINFS Iowa— 8clence wiU were returned by the ether sections of the state 1093 cars Linn county grand Jury today against ave the woild from war feed Its The Idaho Falls section showed Elmer 6 Hut future kins inhabitants and rescue civhis wife In Amelia some advance prices Cash track was sales on warehouse regraded Russets and thler son George Earl charg- ilization from sensationalism them with obtaining money un- the ptrdlcuon made by Dr Robert brought $3 to $2 10 at the opening ing der false pretenses The charges A Millikan of last week and prices advanced to phvsiust t2 10 to $2 25 settling down to 82 05 grew out of the complaint of local of the California Institute of Techof that persons at the Huckins had failed to nology meeting to 82 15 by the first of the current tip Amerweek Number two Russets sold at return money Invested in an alleged ican Association for ythe Advance145 to 8150 at the opening and 26 per cent Interest paying business ment of Science at Des Moines' Iowa closed at about the same figures with venture some sales last week ranging around TRAPPER FOUND SAEE 81 60 Hurals sold steadily around VANCOUVFR B C Jan D ( jn — 82 cash track with an occasional car reported 6 cents higher and lower Marcus Cox Vancouver trapjier who Wsgonload prices paid to farmers for had been missing in the lorest’ covbulk Russets U 8 No 1 were a shade ered country north of Pitt lake about Rur BURLEY Idaho -J-oe higher ranging from 81 65 to 81 85 100 miles inland from Vancouver has testand second had first pert high been s tradweek In found at the beginning of last good health a j court ing and advancing to 81 70 to 82 at to the provincial police today re- ing cow in the Mini Cassia Cow Testthe start of this week Haullngs were vealed The man’s wife who report- ing association for December and ed his absence to police was said In Haven Increasing at these prices Leigh had the third high cow The Twin Falls section reported a a copyrighted article In the Vancou- These cows tested 91 7 82 9 and 78 8 ver week ownSun yesterday to be the former pounds butterfat rcsjxetlvely rise In prices early last ing at 83 to 82 15 and advancing to Mark Von Mecklenburg a German Joe Cosier owned the high herd of 8210 to 82 25 cash to growers for countess and relative of the former over twenty cows which tested 317 loaded cars of No 1 Russets The kulser pounds fat Walter Marsh Rupert market closed the werk rather dull had the high herd of between ten and SCOUT WINS HONOR but firmed up early this week to 82 cows width tested 39 4 Joe twenty sold 2 25 Russets 82 Number to LFHI— George Bone son of Mr Frederic kson Deleo had the high most section In that a Mi through and steadily John Hone will receive the small herd testing 40 3 of last week around 81 50 loaded but first ’Gold Palm" Bov Scout award There are twenty-fou- r herds In the some sales were repoited as low as next In rank above the Fagle rank association with 280 cows Of these 81 40 and some as high as 81 60 m this distiiet at ft court of honor sixty-eig40 New over tested Saturday at 7 p m In Memorial hall members Joining were F B Toner local scout officials announce Twenty-fW A Klchlns and M L Jensen of Judge Sentence Father ive other merit awards will be Burley and R P Hyde of Rupert Of Thirteen to at same the presented time George Middlestadt Is the tester FFRGU3 FALLS Minn Jan 9 (PI —Mathias Mohs pleading guilty to possession and sale of liquor pointed out to Federal Judge W A Cant that there were 13 children In the Mohs family and that he had to support them "The fact that you are the head of large family Is no Justification for tlie breaking cf the law" Judge Cant said sentencing Mohs to three years' Mohs had a previous Imprisonment conviction against him JANUARY 10 1930- - et"ition gomery of the university rvmeu sert ice to address the poult Few tnefts have beenwasretorted Society Meets Friday since organ-i-e- d the antitheft group ry branded poul none of and TWIN FALLS Idaho— The annua) The organization centers around meeting of the Twin Falls County Buhl which Is the principal turkey ft association will be hti-area of the county the county courthouse here at 2 producing IDAHO FALLS Idaho —The sheep In m Th Tribune J Special E p Friday County Agent R Spain expects a bumper olive crop RIGBY Idaho —A committee rep- and wool Industry and the Important Bronsard has engaged John T Mont next season resenting Jefferson county wheat place they hold In the economic life growers Is studying possibilities of or- of Idaho was outlined to the Idaho Falls Kiwanls club at lt--s regular ganizing a cooperative whest growers’ luncheon In the Hotel Bonneville association for marketing their prod- Thursday noon by H C Wood of uct following a meeting here Tues- Spencer and M C C'aar of Burley Mr Wood la head of the Wood day of representative farmers Tentative plans call for the inclucompany one of the largost sion of Bonneville and Fremont sneep operators In the country and elements which aootha and heal tlio Cough from colds may lead to county powers In the organization to Mr Claar la secretary of the state You can atop them trouble inflamed membranes and stop the irbe affiliated with a regional growers' association which Is holding Its now with Creomulsion an emulsified ritation whde the creosote goes on to cooperative association probably the annual convention rrensnts that is pleasant to take the stomach is absorbed into tbo North Pacific Grain Growers Such here this week (a a medical blood stlacks the seat of the troublo discovery an arrangement with an explanation Mr Claar outlined the work the Creomulsion germ with action it soothes and uni checks the growth of the satisfaof the manner In which local growers state woolgrowers’ organization Is doCreomuliion is guaranteed would benefit by federal aid was ex- ing and Mi Wood traced the early heals the inflamed membrane and inctory in the treatment of coughs from P Mix history of sheep raising In Idaho hibits germ growth plained at the meeting by-Of all known drugs creosote Is recof Moscow member of the Pacific Other guests of the club were Dave colds bronchitis and minor forms of bronchial irritation! and is excellent ognized by high medical authorities regional cooperative committee and Hagenbarth Angus Pond and Richriiairman of the organization for ard Hollister F K Flnlayson and as one of the greatest healing a gem its for building up the system after colds Idaho and Will R Heglar St John Chester Squires were In charge of for Coughs from colds and bronchial or flu Money refunded if not reWash director of the North Pacific the program Irritations Creomulsion contains in lieved after taking according to direGrain Growers’ Cooperative associaaddition to creosote other healing ctions Aik your druggist (adv ) Wheat Growers Woolmcn Trace Study Organizing Development of Marketing Agency Industry in Idaho Poultry intitheft s Anti-The- BEWARE THE COUGH FROM Live-sto- thirty-seven- w I COLDS THAT HANG ON th two-fo- ld Plane' Taft Continue Along Line of Pr ogres O WASHINGTON Jan 9 OP)— Chief Justice I aft was reported at the hos- -: pltal to be making satisfactory prog-- I ress tonight tow aid lecovery from his complaint of bladder trouble Attending physicians said he was 'suffering no pain and explained that While his departure south for a rest probably would be delayed beyond the end of the week it was expected he could leave the— hospital early next week To hasten recovery Dr Thayer a specialist from Johns Hopkins hospital In Baltimore today Joined In the treatment of the chief Justice lf Jury Senator J W Webster chairman POCATELLO Idaho — Louise Boise ot the district was In charge of the and John Delzar were fined 85 each - and - District “ meeting Secretary on petit Ihrceny charges preferred George A Hoops was also present by O P Skaggs store on conviction Bill Provides Way for Idaho-Wyomin- MILWAUKEE Jan 0 (P)— A telegram advising that Archbishop Sebastian O Messmer of Milwaukee oldest Roman Catholic prelate In the United States Is seriously HI with bronchial pneumonia at Baton Rouge La was received by diocesan headquarters today P-A INSTALLS T Rupert Owner Scores in Testing FOR THE COUCH FROM COLDS THA THANG ON Agreement g INDIANS SELL CATTLE Special to Th Tribune BLACKFOOT Idaho— The Indian Cattlemen s association reports the sale of 197 head of cattle at Fort Hall with the highest price 810 05 for little steers Forty head of feeder steers brought 89 70 heifers sold for 88 80 Stella cows for 86 70 and canners for 85 60 to The Tribune Special In police court Thursday CREOMULSION WASHINGTON Jan 0(P)— Authority for Wyoming and Idaho to negotiate boundary agreements providing a repreaentatlve of the interior department U invited to participate in the conference would be granted under a bill Introduced In congress today by Representative Carter of Wyoming Oldest Catho1ic Prelate In II S Seriously III world-lamo- THEFT CHARGE BRINGS FINE tion DRIGGS Idaho— Mrs Griggs has been installed as president of the Driggs Parent-Teachassociation with Mrs W E Griffith as vice president and Mrs Sara Huff as secretary-treasurGeorge M Hess and Mrs Janette Klllpack have been placed on the executive er Gl-sle- Quickly Stops Dreaded Coughing er -- Coughing won’t bother you this whiter If you keep Foley's Honey and Tar Compound on hand Whether FREE LIST LIMITED your cough results from a cold IrriROME (PI — Newspapers are for- tated bronchial tubes tickling throat bidden to give away copies In Italy troublesome night coughs or a conexcept to Fascist universities and stant nervous hacking each dose of Fascist wellare centers Foley's Honey and Tar carries Its curative balsamic demulcent vtrtdee Into direct contact with the Irritated surfaces and gives instant relief OiftiMhNl qulcilj rWiv Feels good to the throat warms and Jatarw comforts acceptable to the most senform o stomach No opiates no chlorsitive p) And ruaTOntc to refund money if it fU wiik pUa pip AU druffifJAUi hav it in tub oform Mildly laxative Dependable tfn te or her V and effective alike for children and grown persons Ask for Foley's Honey (Adv ) and Tar - 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