Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING JANUARY 10 32 Farm Flock Operators Taking Active Part in Woolgrowers Parley Marketing Cooperative Plans Get Idaho Bujers lut tivity Attention Convention Attend Little Show the thirty-sevent- Ac- noon Every train Thursday brought both range and farm flock operators cattlemen and others Interested In various phases of these two branches of the livestock Industry to the city for this gathering also the r J annual- - wstMtog-o- f die Idaho Cattle As and Horse Growers' association the convention proper does not commence until Friday at 9 a m many morj are expected Cattlemen Alta Came In for hirelings Idaho Falls entertaining the sheepmen and cattlemen for the second time has extended unofficially Its hand of welcome since the first delegations arrived The official welcome of the city will be extended Friday morning by Mayor Barzllla W Clard and C J Carlson president of the chamber of commerce Farm flockmen opened the annual consideration of sheep -- raising problems at a special meeting Thursday In this gathering they afternoon discussed subjects In connection with the pooling of wool and lambs Representatives of the Gooding Llnooln Cassia and Jerome county pools which have been the most successful operated in the atate related their experiences of recent years In pooling both wool and lambs of the county poola appointed representatives to sit In with each of the major committees of the state association Farm Flock Owner rs Shows Business Good An outstanding feature of the financial report of Harvey W Hurlr-bau- s was that secretary-treasurassessments have been fully paid Mr Hurlobaus Is also secretary-treasurfor the North Side Pumping company and said Its assessments were also almost fully paid up for this year Out of more than eleven thousand acres In the pumping project only one hundred were delinquent In tax payments he bald L F Shepherd was reelected for district number one and August Wol-tewas elected for district number five for the pumping project Holdover members are Charles W Bar-loA G Vames and R E Shepherd In the reorganization Varnes was made president of the board Barlow rice president and Hurlobaus er REDUCTIONS rs w secretary-treasur- er North Side Supply Is Greatly Enlarged Reporting for the North Side Canal General Manager R E company Shepherd said that the canal completed as far as the controlling works near Hazleton will Increase the Irrigation supply for this project bv one thousand acre-fefour and make It approximately thousand second feet beginning with this year Much work has been done during the last year to Increase the general the distributing system to handle larger water supply that will be availof the able through the development canal he reported Directors of the North Side Canal company will meet next Wednesday to name officers for the ensuing year Mr Hurlebaus said Including Coats of the smartest-furLapin Russian Pony Muskrat and American Wombat Paw-Carac- ul s Sealine YwWA Mllner-bho-sho- i S3 -- i' 'J I1'1' jj iVfcS MUner-Shobho- — Marie 111 SPRINGFIELD Deltsch 13 of Uolronda III Is Illinois' champion speller for 1929 She won the annual contest at the opening session of the Illinois State association at Springfield Teacher more definite shape Chinese Emma Quong girl from Havana 111 was second Eleven Committee The contestants spelled 225 words Brgtn Their Duties before winners were selected WinThe eleven committees appointed ners of the contest were presented by President Roxcoe H Rich went with medals Into their first conference Thursday night to produce reports and resolutions for the convention to discuss Chairman of these various committee were announced as follows-Fores- t range and public land T C Bacon Twin Falls: cost of production Arthur H Caine Pocatello taxes H L Finch Soda Springs StVciM to The Tribune wool marketing S W McClure Bliss BLACKFOOT Idaho —Farmers of lamb marketing Charles Abbott Hagerman height rates stockyards this community will be called to meet and transportation Martin Curran at an early date to perfect otRanlza-tio- n Hagerman predatory animals D J of a bull association with a view Lau Soda Springs shearing labor and hay F 8 Oedney Mountain to Improving the herds of Bingham livestock driveways W H county It was announced Hiur'dav Home Phllbrlck American Falls sheep Im- following a meeting of farmers with chimb r of commerce at the club provement Robert Blastock Filer the Mrs Fmma Vearlan rooms Wednesday night resolutions Til" chamber of commerce proposes Lemhi to pay the freight on a carload of Iank J Hagrnbarlh bulls provided the farmers will a bull association for scientific I'nable to Attend M L TUlerv Announcement was made that breeding County Agentand explained Frank J Hagenbarth president of addressed the meeting of bleeding asrexm-tlon- s the National Woolgrowers' associa- the advantages of means as a developing the tion would be unable to attend the Idaho session President Hagen- cattle of a community Other speakers were R U Spaulbarth scheduled to address the condairy commitvention Is In Washington looking dingof chairman of the the chamber of commerce who after the sheepmens Interest In the tee t lie rountv could out that pointed tariff bill support up to 20 000 head of dairy now of The annual head n contrast to the F0 tores the Fridgv morning session maintained James Smith creameiv Cost of produc'lon of wool add inibs available to the county and the new national wool marketing possibilities Dr V C White who recounted snd will afternoon Uie program jn that could make the program The annual banquet will be held In dairying more profitable the evening with J H Peteison of Pocatello as toastmaster and W B Potato Crouers Set Tagg foimer president of the Omaha Election Officers Livestock excimner John T Came III a former I'tahn now with the Sprrutl to rhf 1 ribLiie Chicago Union stockvards and J C IDAHO FALLS Idaho -- Offltersef Sr 1ft former president of the NaIdaho Pol to IVaUlx associational Livestock exchange as siicak-er- s the tion will be elected and Installed at an annual (linnet nice tmg next Wednesday In the Hotel Bonneville it is Crain Men Deride to In announced bv the committee of the enter anm-n- t Organize I'nil at Iluld curge '1 he dinner which wnl take place at 6 3'J p m wnl be strtulv a soptclal to Th Tribur of cial function except for the elec Ion BUHL Idaho—Whf'flt-grower- s rnertainment proTwin Falls county will meet in the and an a'tiartive his been arranged accotdmg to Buhl city hall at 30 p m Frldav to gramcommune organize a local unit to work with the the Farmers Prepare For Forming New Hull Association j of 1 what FUR er In Pool wlraterowers marketing corporation tow aid securing federal (aim aid in marketing the Of CLEARANCE - Opinions of farm flock sheepmen are that the small flock operator Is very much Interested In the new national wool marketing program Some of the counties already have formulated 1930 pool plans but others are withholding activity until they have an opportunity to learn more about the national plans and the advantages of adjusting their program to fit In with It lamb and wool buyers are at this convention In their usual numyear's ber The lamb buyers are doing a little business talking but the wool traders are almost wholly “looking on” thereby reflecting the sentiment of the Boston wool trade to mark time until world wool market conditions are more settled snd until the national wool cooperative plans assume northwest Companies Financial Report Rcpre-fentativ- es f- Canal er h Rof7Ts'llon Two Eden-Hazelt- session of the Idaho Wool growers' association convention got off to a flying start Thursday after- Interested PAID UPFOR YEAR panics held annual elections here this week These were the North Side Canal company which serves nearly all the Irrigated lands around Jerome and the North Hide Pumping com htch has three thousand acres pany near Jerome and about eight thouarea sand In the North Side Water I’srrs Name Directors Water users of the North Side Land company reelected R E Shaw-vas director at large and F W Hastings Wendell for district number four George H Lawshe was elected for dlsti let number two succeeding John D Rigney who resigned several months ago to become a member of the Idaho public utilities commission on apixilntment by Governor H C Baldridge Holdover members are E W Reiman and L F Shepherd Hazelton H E Harry and W A Helsr Jerome F W Sayre Bliss and A C McCloud — ' Wendell Special to Tti Tribune IDAHO FALLS Idaho— With Uie new atpiospect of establishing tendance record for state woolgrow-er- s’ gatherings ALL ASSESSMENTS Special id Th Tribune JEROME Idaho —Two canal com Spelling Bee Recognition Committees Work annual IRRIGATORS FIND Hold Annual Election in Jerome 2 Girls Win 1910 Soeeiil to 1 h home-cleani- -- - all-da- Swar-brlc- -- Representatives fiom ench of the granges affiliated with the Pomona grange were present parchment lapin coat with large crush shawl collar Formerly $293 50 now XaO B— Gay youthful! But- jaunty ter lapin with a clever scarf tie $298 50 merly no'v the edge of the vast forest wtldrr-nc'I owe said be feared some had overtaken Kiau e On receipt of the Information State Game Warden U E Thomas mdered forest after Lowe to go Into the Krause If he did not appear in a duy or tjvo — Abe Martin is a lietitlous chiracti r created by Frank MiKinnev Hubbud who Is a cartcatuiist on thp Indin-- a noils News Ho Is widely known as - Giay paw-carac- with luxurious ul collar and cuffs of giay $339 50 110w ' E— Black seallne r Kii Ilubbird pect a landslide of arrests and to follow (lie appointment of a new shcrllf but ri'd exivet that wh'ti one t w re n uie thev won d be pressed with th 'dm of getting unmet ions and s'lif sentimes 'The bulit ef the peopD of tire county are certainly in laior of i It fining up M'S! thi' thev hue lujd these it) idilioils puKh’d b tore t!u ir Crnamlv pies' the governor Mud the rune ui'en"ts are m taior of a for ill no o'Iit l'idu t’V are i It aiiiin (lie aftei -- effecs of exipssne d inking so apparent —and so o lngctutn — as in the muiuig industry' wolf $ Fot-mer- r A50 10“ with smartly trasting fitch collar and cuffs merly $298 50 $1 ly conFor- I noo Ho S — Formerly $1AQ50 I JjA I l- BOISE Idaho ' 11 — William Kiause trapptr lor the stare game TTunvtnv department was reported from a trip to be two weeks oveidue Into thp wilderness of the Upper Clearwater river In northern Idaho The repoit was sent to the state bv George C Lowe gime vdepaitment denut game waiden at Kooskla on 50 C— Black Russian pony with a flatter- clearance sale on T ni For- li0 $293 50 Stale Trapper 0enlue A — Smart ing shawl collar of skunk GOVERNOR SAYS HE EXPECTS MUELAN TO CLEAN HOUSE '’' k't h"' Tribune IDAHO FALL8 Idaho— Installation of officers of the Pomona grunge occupied the greater part of the y meetmorning session of the ing held at the Presbyterian church Fugene Trask was InThursday stalled as master Mrs John Olson was elected ax alternate for ttie grange to the state convention at Caldwell January '20 Grange officers who were Installed this moi nlng Included Bet t Wood of New Sweden overseer Joe Fowler of Coltman steward George Muvnard of New Sweden chaplain C C Sparks of Rlverdale assistant steward Mrs Iva Bihenck of Rlverdale Mis John lady assistant steward k Olson of York lecturer D P of York gatekeeper Mrs O score Sweden of Niw E Rowland taiv S W Judd treasurer Mis R E Hughes of York Flora Mis James Kiave of York Corea and Mrs H A Phillips of IUverdale Pomona Mrs Ptiilllps was also installed as ginnge reporter Luncheon w as served at noon and a program was presented In the atlcr-noo- n regional crop This meeting Is called bv Luke Sonner Buhl who was named at the recent meeting In Twin Falls as temporary chairman to represent Twn Fall county growers The marketBOISE I’ j— Omi rtior H C ing plan will be outlined by Frank Atkins Buhl further Pomona grange expects the city of MjMau master who represents this section and Shmhone eoitn’y to ti uke a as a result on the northwest regional board thorough of tile present cirtie n ilnst liquor FIPILS INOllLATES Nl BSE ignd vice conditions there tie sod I hurxdnv on returning torn that sei- ereial to The Tribune — 1 Brel-s tton Idaho J JU RIGBY "The Shcehon roun‘ commi stead county nurc Is lnrek at woil: h’ In Jefferson county afer lmrulatmg sionrrs undf r and mv posi'ion the children of four other Idaho 'Bid ' and in seler'in a riienff to school agare't cL hthitia tike ovrr enforcement thev know and wiL remain In the coun'y one that a man intis' be put in tlrere who month In this time she expec's to will not allow tile obnoxious Inoculate every child of age tlons of the past to code along i He pointed out that he did not ex In Jefferson county mkm Pomona Grange Officials Take Office for Year F — Attractive nuixhiat coat youthful and practical for sports Foi-mer- $103 50 $- - ly OAO izy n°w Every fur coat in Auerbach's stork d lias been reduced from to one-ha- lf Cleat ance prices on fur coats range from — one-tldr- $ a950to$19850 (VIFRRVCHS— C'O ond Floor) Jif |