| Show ft '4 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY HORNING JULY SENATOR BORAH Meteor Near FARMERS Falls in Lap FIDS Vf Farmer SUPPORT STAND Anthony he nearly aeen by meteor the "caught" residents of 'southern Idaho and northern Utah last Tuesday night He said ha was In a field at the time when the sky suddenly lighted up and he saw a bolt of fire coming toward him "the size of a truck tire” It broke into three pieces he declared one falling a mile away another to his right and the third a small fragment fa Ulna 6Q feet from him and burning up farmer Grain Directors - Idaho MOSCOW or William E Borah aaid Friday the directors of North Pacific Grain Orowers Inc "are a weak-knegroup" and promptly was told that Tanners in this territory agree with ed tim Me O P Mix president 'of county cooperative and lieutenant governor of Idaho saying lie thought the directors of the rewired Latah the gional body deserted the causa of the grain fanner in their underwriting JOlicy Issued recently by the farm Mis telegram said he noted North Paclflo took action “at the request C E Huff president of the Farm' of ears’ National Grain corporation whose principal business seemed to be to propagandise and bolster up the farm board" "I feel dealing that action of the board a St Rhodehouse believes STATE SENATOR SEEKS Idaho US Falls JOGA Republican with surplus wheat is exLeader Announces tremely hurtful" be said Ha declared surplus wheat should ekndidacy be taken off the market "by a pledge from the board that surplus will not bo sold until wheat reaches $129 A j BOISE W- -J Weeley Holden of bushel" Mix who called a meeting of farm' !daho Falls Republican senator In era last Monday to discuss the same the last session of the state legisla- In situation with Senator John Thomas of Idahocentwired Senator Borah that of the farmers here agree 05 per action of the North Pacific that the not aloes He express their view ud "1 think Huff should be removed and farmer-minde- d men placed In control” Fire Department' Joins Association Idaho — L H Olsen Wendell fire chief president of the Routh Central Idaho Fire and Police association aided by Mayor Harry Levy and Lyle Btllson Goo-’a ding last week enrolled the Glenn I’’erry fire department in the aasocl-tloWENDELL n The association district meeting will be held In Rupert on Sunday l Other delegate will represent Jerome Buhl Bur Gooding Rupert and Filer The Hagerman ley volunteer fir department is expected to become reinstated in that Wen-del- time ture Saturday announced his candidacy for the nomination of United States senator on the Republican ticket Known a an outstanding Indepen- dent In the 1931 legislature Holden drew away from the regular Republicans by supporting Democratic tax measrues the old age pension law the state primary and kept at the swords pont with both parties Announcing his candidacy Holden hurled a deft at "regulars” In the Republican party by denouncing the ‘"machine” political system In Idaho He said he would stand for “wresting the Republican party from the grasp ' of these political bosses” and outlined nine other points In a platform covering tax relief and other legislation "These bosses now assert that If their control is contested it will ‘disrupt the party’ ” Holden said “The machine na already disrupted the party By Its utterly selfish actions and policies It brought the party to defeat and disgrace as shown in the last election "The Republican party In Idaho Is absolutely dominated by an arrogant autocratic selfish political ‘cloeed that has corporation’ or machine finally driven mor than of the Republicans of this state out SHOWS IN WATER LACK ably in 'Less Arid Sec-lioRanges Dry Thomas vice president Opal Allen secretary and Helen Nisson reporter Marion Hepworth state home demonstration leader met with leaders of Cruris’ clubs at the home of Har-- r i et McGregor national contestant at Chicago last year at Perry Monday aind discussed proper methods of canning apples and tomatoes Mr btucky also attended BEVERLY JEAN HUNTER IDAHO FALLS Idaho— Funeral cervices for Beverly Jean Hunter day-ol- d daughter of Mir and Mrs O Hunter of Lewisville were held at W Lnewlsvllle ward Thursday with internment in Lewisville city cemetery The child died earlier In the day at a local hospital 7c!::n:c Vis!!:rs day’s’ food supply In -- rd July Tha Month cf Exemplified! in lha Following Madsen Low Prices Mnumsif EMMETT Idaho The swirling waters of the fanners’ cooperative canal whlcji passes through Emmett Friday afternoon claimed the llvee of Miss Bernice Sprague 19 and Thanks to “MADSEN’S" at County Charity Expense Drops In January warrants for charity amounted to $2912 February $2700 March $3137 Other county expenses were: Road hind current expense $6577 67 $6883 county and state highways $2640259 and bridges $140743 ROAD’S START if1 i4 You can now get a Living Room Suite of extreme comfort and luxSuite ury— a product of one of the foremost factories Two-pieg in stylish tapestry for theextremely low price of PAY ONLY $8 DOWN— $2 PER WEEK ce good-wearin- V Chemical analysis of material from the stomach of Miss Gaynelle Finks former Salt Lake nurse who died In Pocatello of unknown causes July 10 failed to show that drugs had been taken In sufficient quantity to cause the death of a normal person according to a special Tribune dispatch Saturday from Pocatello A report on th analysis was received Saturday from the Idaho state chemist at Boise by Coroner A W Hail It was Mr Hall's opinion that Mtss Finks was in weakened condition due possibly to pain or from lack of food and took an opiate which in her condition proved to be an overdose causing death Miss Finks was found unconscious m a Pocatello hotel room and died four day later without regaining consciousness She was burled at Pocatello on wired Instructions from a sister Mrs Viola Bymonaskle Washington D C Mrs Myrtle Holmes 30 The women with Velma Sprague young sister of Bernice were bathing in the canal when ail three stepped into deep water AIKEN FOLOIST3 WIN Attracted by their cries a group FOREST HI July 19 ($'— of boys rushed to the scene and Bob Lee rescued Velma The other women James Cooley old Aiken substitute In a last minute goal to glv his disappeared beneath the deep muddy swept mallet mates a 13 to 11 victory today water over the Santa Paula four from ArThe bodies were recovered two hours later after a large number of gentina In the final game of the In-nwentsla persons hod engaged in the search Efforts were made to revive them for HAS OPERATION several hours Mrs Holmes was a William M Knerr chairman of the resident of Los Angeles and was visindustrial commission underiting at the Sprague home in Emmett stats went an operation for sinus In a local hospital Saturday morning Hi conIDAHO FALLS Idaho— More than dition was reported satisfactory $1800 was expended for charity during June It was reported by the counEXPERT DECLARES ty Friday Last of the Season Close-Oon Standard Ice of makes Refrigerators— Choice of “Alaska” “Leonard” or “Gibson” Refrigerators ut A pleasant surprise awaits you when you investigate the supreme value of this charming Walnut Bedroom Suite that we have arranged for your approval this week Bed Vanity Chest and Bench — And the Price Is Only PAY ONLY -- Values to $4500 and $5000 have been marked down for this week to only — srQBOo ry Vy $3 DOWN-- 32 PER WEEK K RATE RAISE NEEDED (Continued from June Pm On) last the market value had dropped to $4094067000 bringing Falls 'will the ratio of Indebtedness to capital ASHTON Idaho-C- ave riYEHS values from 49 per cent In 1929 to 72 bs the scene of a great picnic In NEWSPAPER MANAGER DIES of the beginning cf the Ash- per cent at the present time as com& C?:rs BALTIMORE July 18 WV-- W O ton to Cave Fails highway the latter pared with the legal limit of 60 per Tunks general manager of the Jack- Eart of August plans being perfected cent considered conservative for real 114 EAST BROADWAY estate loans sonville (Fla) Journal died early toSaturday indicated WASATCH CO Restoration of public confidence In Senator William E Borah Goverday at Johns Hopkins hospital where nor G Ben Ross and other notables railroad credit he said Is absolutely he had been a patient since July 3 necessary to avoid disaster have been invited Commissioner Meyer before recessAssurance has been given It was IOK30I 10X301 IOO reported that the congressional dele- ing until Monday said that after the £0X201 completed their presentagation now touring various reclama- railroads and any option projects and national parks of tion “neutral' witnesses 9 spokesmen who were ready Good the west would be able to attend position t such a celebration Addison T Smith would be heard representative from Idaho and BurEl ton L French Idaho congressman U S BEET SUGAR Articles are members of the congressional OFFICIAL DIES party These recent Tribune and The Ashton to Cave Falls highway I Telegram “Lost Ads" Found been has (Continued from Pm Ob) designated as a park apeverything from Bhoee to proach road and la scheduled for soclatlon Austin was secretary to Kodaks I Look I under of the building provisions William V Allen of Nebraska Leavitt act under next year's appro- Senator He bad also been connected with the priation The state of Idaho has Army college In a civilian caagreed to build all parts of the high- pacity War 'Shoe Returned Thru Ad July 9 and for a time was attached way which traverse privately owned to 8HOB— Lady's Uihl ton (port i!n ? fact lands The road ultimately will ex- Blissthe staff of General Tasker H on Redwood Road Ur 7938-tend to Morari Wyo and will be a Subsequently he contributed many new route from Ashton to the south “2 Kodaks Returned July 12 articles dealing with national defense entrance of Yellowstone park 1 cele-bratl- on C!::r:rs o u ra ? a© GUI A Way to Recover Lost WHITNEY u U TWO kodks lort near Bleckrortt Find phon H 4674-- J or Wm SMI Bawaid Board Plans Fire "Found Glasses July 11" iIihm lort on Wrt Tempi OOLD-RI- aui n f Sth nd Stb South iuiretd Thurs Wm Safety Hearing FALL LEAVES FOR PRISON IN AMBULANCE “Ad Finds Watch July IS WATCH lort t Laaoon Mood? ntctit On beck LeVoo KnuiL Murray tS-- A HAILEY Idaho — A public hearing will be held here at 10 a m July 30 when Blaine county commissioners will receive protests or recommendations for creation of a fire protection district to Include the entire county except incorporated cities of Halley and Bellevue and acreage of the Sawtooth national forest A petition for this was presented to the commission Monday' It Is supported by sheepmen who are anxious to protect grazing land Ad ay Tribune and Telegram costs $118 and generally brings in Both w Si It back— Try Lrl P S i ltl Y23 crj Fc::J —The Tribune wrrn 29215 and The Teierrera Lake 35i j Home— that t coverage for Joul - Salt 33I3SE to magazines He Is survived by his widow and two sons Funeral services will be held Monday Last Call on Lawn and Porch Swings Discounts Up to 40 All Styles on Iland Must Closed Out Regular $26 Glider Now ioboi CCD of surround the place It Is part of this same ranch also WIFE ASKS DIVORCE that he claims he purchased with IDAHO FALLS Idaho— Suit for the $100000 that Doheny "loaned’’ divorce was filed in district court Fri- him out the government claimed was day by Dora Chadwick against Alma a bribe This same $100000 was the Chadwick The plaintiff charges cause however of Doheny institutlate in ’ cruelty seeks custody of a minor-chil- ing foreclosure proceedings and a share In community prop- 1929 and much of the 600000-acranch now belongs to the Los An- -' erty together with $25 a month 1L i geles oil magnate re aii-hu- BASKETS— An man uses Different Specially Price at— $1 AIL APE EXT And Remember Good A i ' GOOD VALUFS Hav the HAMMOCKS— TOO ter Than tured” for— Pic- MADSEN'S ID75 EAST TEEMS on “Mdren'” SL25 Onr Special Value This Week “Bet- msa£ war name OurHoohsr ilupa end itjln AND ON EASY TERMS you r WILLOW of srtir) to $175 The finest the market affords—“Madsen’” always have the finest styles at the lowest A call at our store will convince prices' or ON MADSEN’BEASY TERNS erVtTTNV CLOTHES F A Whitney Baby Carriages S’! (§175 Put On) face shaved off today His tong white hair showed beneath the hat he wore and his white mustache drooped over the corners of his mouth He will rest tonight at the Three Rivers ranch that has been such a comfort to him In recent years on account of the many Rowers and bushes planted by Mrs Fall that (Continued from £ 'f a IL®W IPEisS afi PROBE FAILS TO FIND DRUG TWO PERISH AS DEATH CAUSE WATERSENTRAP Clean-U- p Values Is Well FETE SET' FOR SPECIAL PRICES SPECIAL SERVICE Await You at liJ (Oontlnuil from Pm On) the house The milkman who had delivered milk at liis own expense for a week was forced to quit for he could no longer IDAHO FALLS Idaho— Crops of afford the drain on his salary Her is water southeastern Idaho where dog bit a neighbor child and the available are doing well according to family demanded she pay the medical bills She also ha three mopths the weekly report of the United salary coming States department of agriculture Another woman teacher cam Into the office excited weather bureau at Boise "What am I to do?” she asked Dry farm crops were in poor condi- can’t get a loan and my home "I 1 tion Potatoes and second crop al about to be sold I’m going to get a falls were said to be doing well In gun and shoot someone" most sections although in many She was calmed but she didn’t get cases irrigation water Is getting short her thre months’ back salary These people have pride but Winter wheat is readout some secthey’ll be reduced to seeking charity tions to harvest Warm dry weather soon” said a federation clerk Out and drying winds prevailed over the of deference to pride no name were period In southwestern Idaho conditions given were ideal generally for rapid growth Singular eases came up at the office where adequate moisture could be scrip An element of humor crept supplied to growing Crops Irrigated Into the situation grim Mrs David crops advanced rapidly and are well France e J anttresswhen applied for her toward maturity Futures are dry and short Some damage to beet by scrip stomach hurts because X had "My the white fly ha been reported a good breakfast this morning” she North Idaho got a majority of the said "I never what it precipitation for the week light meant to sufferknew before pain from a good thunder showers appearing in various meal” sections Wheat harvest is in full She explained her family had been swing on the higher prairies Range living on bread and tea for three feed is plentiful and livestock is months but a friend lent her $9 thriving hence the good tneaL Report from field stations Amer have refused to accept the lean Falls— Dry and windy wheat Banksand white scrip Only the ready for harvest Albion— Winter green public utilities will tax it in pay wheat well headed out and ripening ment for bills Malad— Hot dry and generally clear appears little hops of relief weather range dry wheat ripening In There the where misery Downey— Continued warm and dry abounds householdsalmost and hope has vanwith drying winds potatoes pasture ished The school board has no and range suffering Ashton— Hot to meet the payrolls until and dry with drying winds crops money taxes are Property holders burning badly Lava Hot Springs — ore slow collected and behind In their payWeather continues hot and dry ments one-thiof the curgrain burning even winter wheat rent taxesAlmost remain unpaid The scrip first crop of hay up irrigation water which the are using for getting short Pocatello— Hot dry money whenemployes and where they can is weather prevailing during the week Issued 1931 tax against irrigated crops doing well potatoes warrants for which anticipation there is no growing well and blossoming alfalfa market making good growth springjrrains doing well beets being damped by white fly range dry cattle holding up well Sink in Canal MOSCOW Idaho-La- tah county commissioners Thursday denied the 30 per cent reduction in assessed valuations of farm lands asked last Saturday by farmers and tne Ltah County Tax league The commissioners contend that by decreasing the assessed values it would mean an Increased tax levy The decrease also would mean curtailed highway construction and would curtail school work in the county It la the Intention of the farmers and tax league to carry the fight for lower assessed values to the state board of equalization at Boise next month E) p Destitution ns 4-- H jltalph Btucky county club leader with Mrs Erma Abbott nd Belva Thomas as local leaders Yetive Hilda Matkin president rn P? Unpaid 14000 Chicago School Employe! Face Yields Progressing Favor- one-four- th Thursday $0 INJURY CITY TEACHERS THREE WOMEN Girls Form of the party" Canning League County Refuses Boy Rescuer Saves Girl earSWAN LAKE Idaho-- A Assessment Cut While Her Companions thing club waa organized here by 4-- H 1031 CROP SUMMARY HUNGERSTALKS IDAHO FALLS (AW- - W Hears Agricultural Group Agrees Willi Attack ou 10 51-5- 7 "T":""r"A P W i MADSEN FURNITURE EAST FIRST SOUTH STREET jvj CO |
