| Show TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE GIANT CITY ASKS HELP BOARD ORDERS FROM STATE IN ‘ ROAD OILING AIDS X-R- TUESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER EXPERTS 13 pOlal Start New Work 1 Sweetser quotas September 17 to 19 and the manager of the Cassia I IvCSCrWS other towns later county fair 'Rill tell of the advan- The district cabinet conference tages of a county fair and explain was scheduled Saturday for Septo be feasome of the high-llghtember 19 In Twin Falls with the tured at the Cassia county fair annual fall conference in October at which starts September 16 TWIN FALLS Idaho-G- lrl Re a town not yet named Mrs William Members will gather at the Cassia BURLEY Idaho— General meetbank comer In Burley at serve work for the new year got of- - Baker Is president of the Magic ings of the chamber of commerce National ® to f iclally under way with a meetlngi'py Y W C A with Miss Barbara - an( proceed In will be resumed with the first fall the newly elected president Saturday afternoon when plans were Gamble gathering at Unity on September 14 Unity outlined for the annual financial of Girl Reserves Farmers of the Unity neighborhood ARMY INSPECTOR DIES The budget was fixed at will be guests of the chamber campaign PORT OFFICIAL DIES MANILA Sept 7 J $22r0 apportioned among Twin Falls Women of the community will pre- MV-Jo- hn B paje a dinner which will be served M Dunn inspector of the Philip- Buh' Filer Kimberly and Hansen PHILADELPHIA in the unity meeting house pine department of the army died in Twin Falls county and Eden and McCandless 72 commissioner of ImIn Jerome county The migration for the port of Philadeltoday after an appendicitis Chamber Opens Fall Activities AY 8 1931 ts 9- REMOVAL SNOW Voles for Completion Improvement on U f CANCER WAR of IN Croups Join to Urge De' parlment for Machinery at Idaho Falls S (Py-Col-onel Enormous Tube Emits Rays Twice as Strong as J Those of Radium dis- Highway opera-IHazelt- tow ns TWIN FALLS Idaho-EngtD Sinema of Twin Falls highway trict said Sunday Highway Commissioners Robert Rayl J T Wlndle and Directors PASADENA CaL (UP)— An un Idaho— IDAHO FALLS of the Cooperative Creamery asso- - J E Wlnans voted Saturday to ask raveling of the mysteries of matter elation members of granges through-- ‘ the state highway department to oil and a possible solution to the diffi n cultleS that have baffled physicians out the county and the chamber of the 26 miles of road north from the only pait of United States In their battle against cancer Is commerce planned Monday to rehighway 93 south of Snake river that hoped for by California Institute of quest the state highway department Is not oiled yet Gravel was crushed Technology scientists who shortly will stato have snow removal equipment for It last winter and Is ready for start operation of the world s largest tions at Idaho Falls during the com- use and most powerlul Xray tube The tube approximately 30 feet Sinema said William Hoops Twin ing winter Under the cooperative agreement Fa'iS contractor will finish oiling the long and using 2000 000 volts of elecI stretch of this highway be- tricity is science s latest instrument by which the state highways have been built throughout the county the tween Rogerson and the in the struggle against death to maintain certain highstate Is state line about Tuesday That Rays emitted by the tube are twice snow of it removal work was started several weeks ago as powerful as all the radium m the ways Including was said ana has been rushed to completion world would be if gathered in one Is a where there particuwithout delay Highways spot Dr C C Laurltsen its designer -- he lar interest in this respect are the district engineer said Hoops declared north and will start about Wednesday on oiling Yellowstone highway Smash Atoms south throughout the county the anproximatelv five miles leading to With rays generated In the tube to west town New of east Hansen of Twin Falls paved hlgtfwtiy bridge Sweden Ammon highway the Roose- Tnat will be an extension of several technicians at the institute expect to be able to demolish with ease the velt and the high- mdes of oiling maae last year and will elusive atom now believed to be com two Falls Twin ways oiled county giye of electrons with a theoretical Highways In the past have been roads from Twin Falls to bridges over posed point’’ when "struck” by completely blocked for weeks at a th’ Snake river on main thoiough-Lue- s “breaking Bel 300 000 volts of electricity tune during winters creating an InThis job will be finished about convenience and resulting In a heavy whhin several weeks It will shoiten entists In this way hope to be able las at times to farmers and mer- the road about 400 feet and eliminate to determine the constituents of chants of these sections according to two sharp curves the most dan- matter Scientists do not know exactly the supporters of the plan Most work In gerous of which now obstructs a view of atoms their theory being clearing the highways heretofore has of the bridge until travelers are al- makeup that electrons form the atoms which been forced on residents of various most upon It tn turn form molecules The differ sections where It has been necessary ent ratios of positive and negative to clear a path for school children electrons account for the various and the delivery of perishable forms of matter scientists believe products Although the exploration of the 4 Lqulpment sent here by the state electrons is the primary purpose of road department last winter proved the tube cancer Is to be the study of too light for snow removal on the a research committee composed of Swan highway Los Angeles physicians Know removal equipment available With proper satety precautions It Is at present at American Falls and Is believed that the potent ravs will Montpelier which is declared to be prove stronger and of more benefit too far removed for use here Idaho Falls Officers In- than those now tn use In treatments The new tube Is 1300000 volts strong er than any existing Instrument for vestigate 71 Cases cancer treatment All work of constructing the glgan During August tic tube w as done In the shops of the institute under the direction of Dr IDAHO FALLS Idaho — Idaho Laurltsen assisted 20by students Inches high and Falls police kept busy during the Glass cylinders from 18 Inches to 12 Inches 71 tapering of month August investigating Idaho-Da- vld BLACKFOOT O cases and making an average of two in diameter form the glass exterior the long tube Inside are the elec McKay of the council of twelve apos arrests each day according to a re- of trodes ties was the principal speaker at the port by Police Chief O H Hansen Blackfoot stake quarterly confer- Monday from Crimes ence which was attended by about murder toInvestigated ranged disturbing the peace 1200 Drunkenness led in the number of Never befoie he said have condi- cases which were as follows tions been such that the eyes of thp Drunkenness 15 drunken fightworld were turned upon the Chuich ing 2 drunken driving 3 reckless of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints driving 3 disturbance of the peace pici TiTrinin But the marvelous prophery of the 5 shoplifting 5 gasoline theft 3 1 2 bad checks burglary GRACE Idaho— Anton Longen Prophet Joseph Smith In 1829 that forgery assault with a deadly weapon 2 bohn prominent Gem valley wheat the city of Jerusalem would be returned to the Jews and Great Brit- manufacture and sale of intoxicat- grower who operates farms at Bench ain's edict to that effect have turned ing liquor 1: running stop signs 4 Central and Ten MU 6 Pass stated the eyes of the world upon the Book leddling without a license 1 1 prowl-n- g Sunday that dry land fall wheat Is 3 begging 2 vagranev open yielding only 20 to 25 bushels per acre of Mormon He gave a graphic account of the situation In Jerusalem charge 3 Investigation 4 witnesses this season In comparison to the usual 1 2 and murder when this edict was put Into effect 30 to 35 bushel yields Lack of rain The murder Investigation resulted during July retarded maturity he and Mohammedans and Christians Lee In arrest of the In KtlUngsworth states united protest At the evening service he spoke es- laborer as the alleged slayer of D P Maughan local grain buyer O Thomas to Leary aged states that less grain Is being shipped He the Humprey pecially young people who resident died from bank river of the spoke from here this fall than in many general depression and unemployment and admonished the injuries alleged to have been years Owing to the present low In a with to forfight KUllngsworth share less with their people prices mast fanners are storing their tunate fellows Fines and forfeitures totaled $514 surplus In private granaries thereby In this connection President James A total of 246 meals were served avoiding elevator storage charges AnDuckworth of Blackfoot stake called prlsoneis during the month drew Adams was lately offered but upon the ward bishops to prepare $60 above storage and insurance for the needs of the poor tills wincharges for 2500 bushels of wheat held ter by arranging places for caching over from previous years A quantity foods Including garden stuff which of this wheat when stored was worth can be distributed upon call $1 30 per bushel he states Music was by the stake choir with H Andrew Benson leader Elaine BOISE Idaho (Pi—Thomas de Anderson Marie Grimn ett Claude died here Sunday of a bullet Meyer Robbins and Howard Packham wound officers said he Inflicted upon formed a quaret and G Byron Done himself In despondency over ill health and Mr Packham a duet At the and unemployment t) evening service Miss Anderson and llvo patrolmen were lust leaving BUHL Idaho — Twenty - three Miss Wilma Bartlett sang a duet the house when they said De Meyer Buhl girls were chosen here Saturallot himself They had been called INJURED MAN RECOVERING day afternoon to represent a dozen to De Mcver Mrs residence the by clubs In sewing demonstrations GRACE Idaho— Ernest Young Is who said her husband had threat at Twin Falls county fair In Filer reported recuperating from a badly ened to kill himself wanted she and bruised and tom right forearm and this week hand suffered last week In a motor- to get some of her things from the Buhl w ill have no cooking exhibits home at the fair Winners in with cycle accident Young was riding The officers failed to find tho man their leaders are: Betty sewing Jean Hlgbee with Joseph Crosley whose machine were as but said leaving they and Wilma Post Mrs L W Post they upset while making & turn at an Inheard a shot In the back part of the Marjorie and Genevieve Johnson and tersection In house Rushing they found De Ruth Shelton Mrs WlUard Flake First book printed from movable Meyer with a bullet wound In his Helen and Ruth Brooks Mrs E W tvpes by John Gutenberg was the stomach from a small rifle He ap- Miller: Anna Whaley and Rove Mazarln Bible between 1450 and 1455 parently had climbed into the house Mrs R D Neyman Elizabeth flora an alley as the officers left Scott and Luella Jarquie Mrs R He was rushed to a hospital where Pierce Capltola Griffith and Ruth ONE CENT A DAY PAYS he lived eight hours Comer Mrs C C Voeller Mabel Mrs UP TO $100 A MONTH Rodgers and Luclle Koch Charles Busman Ruth Van Patten The Postal Life & Casualty Inand Ruth Busman Mrs Harry surance Co 9914 Dlerks Building Kansas City Mo is offering a new Wright A senior group comprises Alice accident policy that pavs up to $100 Doramus Hael Clark and Gertrude a month for 24 months for disabil— ity and $1000 00 for deaths costs TWIN FALLS Idaho— The first FarllDger and a lunlor group comless than lc a day— $3 50 a year airport marker for Twin Falls was prises Faye Lorain and Margaret Over 86000 already have this pro- finished Saturday with the painting Orr led by Mrs S C Orr Carrie tection Men women and children of a sign 125 feet long with letters Miracle led by Mrs Ray Wilkinson ages 10 to 70 eligible Bend no five feet square on the roof of the money Simply send name address Bell Manufacturing coinpanys' wareage beneficiary's name and rela- house The words "Twin Falls" are tionship and they will send tills accompanied by a large arrow potnt-m- g policy on 10 days’ FREE Inspection toward the south where Twin No examination Is required This Falls airport Is located next to U S so Is write them today offer limited 9J It was said a number highway GROTON Conn Kept 7 MV-Fo- rt (Advrtlfnnnl) of airplanes have tried to land here Griswold 6cene of Connecticut but after circling about town and worst battle In the Revolutionary locate unable to the being airport war fell again today to an attacking which Is five miles south have flown force But tills time In a bloodto other towns less battle The occasion was the reenactment of the battle of Oroton Heights on the one hundred and fiftieth annl verxary of that skirmish Do not miss tins Sale The first and second companies Governor s foot guard represent opening of upper ed the British attoi kers and the PutTWIN FALLS Idaho-To- tal registrations for Twin Falls hlRh school nam Phalanx of Hartford enacted Bargain Floor up to Saturday night were 756 com- the part of the colonists pared with 636 at the beginning of the term last year ’I he biggest Increase U In the senior class with 179 The compared with 175 lost year Juniors decreased from 158 to 144 but the sophomores gained from 180 to 197 and the freshmen from 163 to TWIN FALLS Idaho—' Twin Falls 238 county schools will cloie Tuesday af ternoon to pirmlt students to attend the county fair which opnns at Flier that dav Tuesday Is cluidren's and governor's dav with Governor C Ben Ross hs an honor guest Borne of the OR schools will not b gin the new term until next week buL those that stmt IDAHO FALLB Idalio-Heu- llh here Monday advised patents ed last week or tills week will temx of sihool children to Insure against 'rarlly dismiss spread of diphtheria and other com-- 1 I11 add’tlon Twin Falls business mtinUable diseasea by lnnoculnt Ion houses agreid to rlosc Wednesdav Ihe warning was tsued herame cfflfl rnoon on the oca Ion of 1wm a numtier of caes of dlphthiria tie- - Falls dav at the fair Buhl buslne lion la last spring homes w hi chre Hmrsdny afternoon lug found In otiier cases have b en resut( d dur- - fur Bull (lav whlih u ually brings quauTX- - itwvvti-vau- i ing the flummn Of ft lals feu nime 'he Uig'A attuiUaiitc of aisy tingle quira may o cur when school opt us day neer phia died today Solon Lists Help For Mail Clerks LOS ANGELES Sept 7 W)— Representative Clyde Kelly of Pennsylvania told the National Federation of Postoffice Clerks today he contemplated offering congress a bill providing for rewards for long and efficient service of postoffice clerks He said the bill would embody shorter hours bonuses and leaves of absence Rog-erso- Idaho-Ne-va- da Idaho-Monta- POLICE REPORT Valley-Roosev- ACTIVE MONTH "DADDY: Dorothy and Marie Apostle Makes Chief Address At 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