Show - — k 2 B SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 9 1935 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE NEWS FROM INTERMOUNTAIN 'STATES — — 1 ' w T U of I Graduates Gem Stale National Guard Cavalry Spokane Firm Laundry Owners Car Produce Electric Light Arrives at Boise for Annual Camp Makes Low Bid -Application for Plant Planned Close Convention Shipping Less Step Into Jobs As They Leave BOISE June UP— Five hundred drill with United States' army On Two Projects With Installation Rate Increases Out of Idaho horses of serve officer of whom men about officers and AtFanieLTown J’ftwr Railways Denied 8 re- BOISE IT— Produce shipments from Idaho during the five month ending June 1 totaled 13901 carloads compared with 18884 during the same period a year ago W B Joy secretary of the public utilities commission reported Public Utilities Commission Rales Against Plea Shippers Save BOISE M”)— Idaho ahippera war Spared an additional annual ex penditure of an eetimated 100000 in freight when the atate public titilitlei commlaaion Saturday de Hied an application of five cleat Steam carrier for an incrcaae In tailway rate Had the incrcaae In intrastate freight rates been granted the chargea for all lot ahipmenta would have risen and higher achedulea would havt applied to carload ahipmenta of coal gas a alt sugar lumber sand grav' si and several other less common I products Ai The incretee aeked would have Smounted to 7 per cent of the total revenue reported by thelfive car- - tiers for the last year H A Root commlaaion rata x- - pert estimated that the ruling saved the atate’s shippers "probably at touch as $100000 annually" I Thera are It railroads operating In Idaho hut only five of them applied for Increases They are known as class 1 lines because their annual grow revenues total at least Survey This Year Indicates Sheep Skins Mean Active Future of MOSCOW Idaho the University of Idaho here received sheepklni with jobs attached at commencement exercise Saturday Almost without exception a survey developed prospects for work for those who completed couries this Jugs art better than for 1934 "No comparison” university officials commented The only exception ie In the field of education Bernice McCoy placement director said tb outlook for education graduates Is "about tha same as last JP)-S- enior tMay The decrease was 59S3 May shipments this year were 1194 carloads compared with 3233 a year ago or a decrease of 2029 Principal shipments during last month Included 1092 carloads of potatoes 50 carloads of butter 19 of eggs 18 canned goods 7 cheese and 4 apples CCC Work Plans year" 50 400 45 M"’ tional guard arrived by train Satur- weeks to study war problems k enThe cavalry troops art stationed day for the annual in in Idaho- at Gooding Pocatello campment which begins her Boise Moscow Caldwell Weiser earnest Monday By Sunday night the entire Idaho Nampa Lewiston and Wilder national-gua- rd force of 1400 men The engineer are at Rigby Idaho will be mobilised In Boise AdjutanfFalis Burley Twin Fall and Buhl General M G McConnfel announced and the artillery at Coeur D’Alene On Monday at 6 a m the U6th Bole and Payette Colonel D Hays of McCall will Engineers and the 148th Field Artillery will leave the cayalry behind ba the camp commander here and move out of here in a convoy Colonel Earle Shattuck of Idaho of 69 trucks and 20 sedans for Fort Falls will have charge of ths reLewis Wash where they will par- serve officers ticipate in an encampment of the The convoy to Washington will be 42nd Division that will end June 25 in charge of Colonel F C Hummel The cavalry will remain here to of Boise two-wee- - a Air Corps Class Fleecing Quiz Member Named Faced by Eight however year’! situation cent better that the year Have Wide Range wasLastS3 per Utah before Idaho Falls Contractor Seen as Winner on Third Highway Proposal BOISE GIV-L- ow bids on three highway projects which wjtl coat 'the state approximately $190000 had tha approval Saturday of the state highway bureau They were opened Friday by J H Stemmer head of tha bureau The Max J Kuney company of Spokane Wash was low with an offer of $87862 for construction of a road 'mix bituminous mat and crushed rock shoulders on 18445 miles of the north and south highway between Orangeville and Cottonwood The engineer’! estimate Edison Obtained Idea for First Bulb Near Wyoming Town ENCAMPMENT Wyo June 8 n year after Thomas A Edison white fishing near Encampment solved A problem that led to Invention of the electric light this southern Wyoming "ghost town" Is going to havs its first central light plant H S Parkinson has been granted a certificate to operate a new hydro-electrplant Its first individual power units previously have been in operation but they have served only a few householders Fished In 1878 Edison is generally credited- with having arrived at a solution to a problem that led to hie invention of the first light bulb while fishing' at Battle lake 20 miles southwest of here In 1878 The inventor had been baffled by friability to find a substance which would make an enduring carbon filament for hit then strange Idea of a glowing nonburning filament in a vacuum As the story is told Edison was lolling on the shore idly stripping shreds of bamboo from his fishing pole when it occurred to him the bamboo waa a tough flexible substance which might protiPl —Fifty-seve- ic - Fergus Briggs of Twin Falls New President of South Idaho Croup ofTWIN FALLS IdahoL-Neelected Satusday afternoon tor ths Southern Idaho Laundry Owners’ association were Installed Saturday evening as part of the final banquet program of the two-da- y convention Vic President Fergus Briggs manager of th Twin Falls National Laundry company at Gooding was elected president to succeed H J Allen Boise Roy Day Rupert vice president E A McKay Emmett and reelected’ secretary-treasurEarl Nelson Idaho Falls selected ficers er sergeant-at-arm- s National Officers Talk Idaho Flying Stu- Las Vegas Sheriff Picks was $84436 Sessions both Friday and Saturt( ' Opportunities for t s c h n le a 1 1 y dents Will Take Train Other bids Included the Utah Con day were confined to matters of inUp Two Motor Parties trained men head the list terest to the 70 laundry owners and of Utah struction Ogden company cleaners who were here from all (Corps Will Build Snow-sho-e Mining graduates all have jobs School Call Denver Texas on at $89743 ing Dean A W Fahrenwald said principal towns in southern Idaho Cabins Dive for The Kuney company was also low "The situations at ltast 100 per with some national officers from cent better than a year ago" he WASHINGTON June 6 WPV— Offioutside cities One of the latter with $80333 for construction of a LAS VEGAS Nev Junt 8 Old British Warships added was Roes Brown Salt Lake City a Kaats said today he road mix bituminous mat and Jot tocivilians men cers enlisted and "The 1934 class consldsrsd themnational director who discussed was six men and two women crushed rock shoulders on 15514 selves fortunate to get board and taling 183 will comprise the air for bolding The Year’s Activities of the Natheir poeelble WASHINGTON June 9 IPi-A- rno Investigation $f room This year they get $50 a corps training class beginning a connection with confidence game miles of the north and south hightional Association” Saturday afterB Cammerer director of tha na- month or better— and all noon Pat prannln Twin Falls adgraduates year’s flying Instruction at Ran- operations In Denver Colo and way between Craigmont and the tional park service said today the will he placed" man discussed th imCalifornia r Lewia Nes vertising Hill and Culdesac in Texas in to the launof advertising activities of 120000 members of tht Engineering graduates have 80 dolph Field sheriff said on of the men Perce counties The engineer’s ear The portance ' ! completion of their train- George Edward Thomason had tlmate was $80061 Civilian Conservation vide the desired filament corps next per cent better chances 4han those dry Industry a ytar ago Ths main address at Saturday ing tha war department said today $500000 In worthless checks $200-00year would range from building ofDean Other bids included Utah ConFound Suitable Ivan C Crawford said "De- tha civilians and enlisted men rankIn counterfeit Mexican money struction company of Ogden snowthoe cabins to diving for Britmorning's session was by Ralph to labors returned his When he la above normal" Dates of Kenmore N Y In hi diamond and 100 ish warships sunk during tht revo- mand $1000000 each and found of the national association president Graduates of the business admin- ing as flying cadets will bs assigned possession "glass" who disKeat said he had been W C Burns of Idaho Falla was tory he experimented The five eought to make the new lutionary war to his suitable bamboo the purpose cussed "Modernizing Laundry SelTha national 'park servlet win istration college have' "somewhat to a year’s 'service with the air advised by Denver police that low with $22678 for furnishing tate schedule apply to clase I road Incandesthe and first and "all others similarly situated” have 118 CCC camp and state better chances to go right to work1 corps Afterward they will be com- Thomason waa wanted thera ling" Delegates had a trout breakand rock surfacing cent produced crushed globes of lasting value missioned second lieutenant in tha Thomason was arretted with hit material gravel fast Saturday morning with M E In but the commission hold that none parks 482 With expansion of tht said Dean R A Farmer cover coat material and Thirty )sr cent more hav posi- reserve Tolliver Pocatello presiding a stag wlfs Five other persons C M stock piles near Bennington In Bear Before ’the turn of the century of the other claetee were "simi- CCC to a atrength of 800000 men 60 experienced a metal luncheon at noon and a dance folTexas leads the enrollment with Rose Raymond Moore James Clay- Lake Cammerer said he expected visi- tions this year and from 60 to be near Soda Springs in Encampment larly situated" mining "boom” that made a thriv- lowing the Saturday night dinner 23 student followed by California ton and Mr and Mrs O Cooper Cariboucounty art placed The shorter lines did not want tors in national parks to increatt per cent already In near Pebble county “ ' with 14 and Washington with 13 were detained comunity at the edge of what te any increase because of competi- this summer because of work al- noted originally aa' Bannock county and hear Mated In ing Banquet Program Is now Medicine Bow national A week ago Dean R A McArdlt Seattle Sait Antonio Loa Angelea in tion from trucks the don bids Work included the Oneida Other Weyerhaeuser kidnap CCC county ready by A program Friday night school banquet ths of said svery and Dallas were tha top ranking case forestry Those applying were the Ore- In atate parks will be featured by Western Construction company of In recent had a Job years its populatlejrhas closed th first day’s meetings cRieft Keat said he had been notified Pocatello $30190 gon Short Line Railway company construction of artificial lakeset-peciall- y graduate seemingly when L L Gray Nampa discussed numbered only a few hundred "A Unge of doubt crept into the Those selected for the course in- by Los Angeles officers the quinRailroad and in the southern states “Cost of Generating Power” Ross ' sit- cluded: and works the program public was tet in Milwanted the southern Navigation company Chicago E Among projects to be completed Cady Boise "Cost Reduction” Officers—Flret lieutenant Ralph California city tad that officers waukee St Paul A Pacific Rail- - he listed: Cleaning up tha atqpe of uation becamt clouded However R Jewett of the Cowles Detergent — Br1 ErHohnee Walnut Creek Cal StateElksEnd-Annua Job — very gat Id graduate be road - company them for Great Northern Jackson lake Wyoming adjacent ant San Francisco “Better company up now but Flying cadets Included: The other man picked up for InRailway company and the Northern to Grand Teton national park a tically all art signed and Ross In starting work 'Washington he -there delay Jones may Idaho— la Winston Pacific Railway Company Irving Found in River Brown1 Salt Methods" George Roes vestigation lina to connect the north Thr Outlook lor "Future Lake telephone Boy City Moscow graduates forestry Donald Ellis Rldglngs The sheriff stated the automoand Protests against-th- e increase aa and south rims of the Grand canSeveral Boise Profits” over he 1934" Laundry is improved bile vastly In which tha eight were travHomer Petereon Potlatch Robert 'Outlined In the carrier' petition yon trails In Bandolier national musicians furnished entertainment i‘ eling had license plates from OklaDelmoro Moser Rupert filed with the commission Septem- monument New Mexico and Lessen concluded BLACKFOOT Idaho— Coroner E Winners at the laundrymen’s golf Adamson Nevada— homa and ber 7 1934 were entered by the volcsnlc national California Boyd Georgs Georgia to Fort Hall Fri- tournament were Ross Cady Boise park relief modBoise Man Named Presi- T Peck was called Reno ’ Salt Lake Hardware company and els of Scott's Bluff Cabrillo and day afternon on account of recov- who toured the Country club course Utah — Harold Steven Rumel the Amalgamated Sugar company Bandolier national monuments and dent of Idaho AsBocia-tio- n ery of the body of Raymond with 46 strokes and George French Psterson Milton Bountiful Francis and the commission fixed the date Hawaii one of the two Indian boys runnerup for the men Mrs Ralph Platt and Wind Cava na‘ ' Haws William for the hearing on June 4 last tional Jamei Ogden at Convention drowned while attempting to ford Dates wife of the national presiparks reservoirs landscapProvo Tuesday Snake river Wednesday white on a dent won high golfing honors for and soli erosion prevention In H B Thompson Pocatello at- ing an award numerous others $ i fishing expedition "ay j women Sheandreceived torney appeared In behalf of the BOISE Idaho UR— With E D Tht body was found about a' mile ! from Pat French with Cady l railroad at that time and H W i Council Gives Final Baird of Boise elected as their from where the accident occurred Daly Twin Falls Ansell of Salt Lake City repre- 4 Whistles to Warn Drivers president for the coming year mem- and just across from what is known Most of the viistors Inspected the Three From Jerome tented the eugar company bers of tha Idaho State Elks ass by local fishermen as the "blue Twin Falls laundries and cleaning IdahoBonds of Governing Body Mr Root served as the commisApproval of Changes In elation brought their twelfth annual hole" Next year1 conestablishments Will Attend Jamboree sion’s counsel End session to a closo hero Saturday Search was being continued for vention city was not chosen passed Activity Directions A The petitioners sought to maks f the body of Hamley Sumner 10 night with a banquet and ball ELY Nev—Formal approval of ! All Relief Work the Intrastate rates conform with on was elected Saturday af- who went down with his playmate Baird Increased interstate rate recently proposed $36000 City bond issue ternoon to auCceed Nicholas Ney of Wettenbone A reward of $50 for JEROME Idaho — Three scouts Idaho-Tra- ffic Drive voted at tho’ recent municipal elecapproved by the interstate com will represent Jerome troops at ths POCATELLO Caldwell each body has been offered by rel- Surveyor Urges was and " tion BOISE the UR— In were Pocatello Idaho The mayor given tneree commlwion by being advisory Milton E Zener of Pocatello was atives and a large posse of Indians national jambores In Washington regulation The commission Over New Scenic Loop board of tho rural rehabilitation named first vice president to suc- led by Police Chief Joe' Baker has composed of Df C In August announce their modernised here Friday with ths council this week ‘sum will he augmented by The Reese Hattabaugh John D Rigney leaden Falls of daho B P ceed Melquiat the been division river five semaof Idaho electric tho searching emergency rean outright grant of $9000 from tho and Harry Holden found that the Delbert Burkhalter will be the installation of Idaho's lieutenant governor G P Coroner Peck said Friday night evidence presented at the hearing official representative for tha Ro- phore signal lights nta insny busy federal government and will be lief administration hat been dis- Mix of Moscow was elected sec- that Idaho — Persons according to present plans an POCATELLO here this week did not "Justify the tary club his expenses being corners They will ba n operation used In general street and sidewalk banded it was announced Sat- ond vice president succeeding F A Inquest would be held at Fort Hall interested In scenic beauty and natrdop increases asked for" ?" ' ’ improvement for the most part urday at the headquarters of ths Fairweather of Lewiston D L Monday at 10 a m From the next week” pledged by hie sponsors ture are urged by W P Havenor Following complaint from a com- corporation here same troop will go Jack Welteroth Barlow of Nampa third vice presicounty surveyor to make an autoChief of Police J L Balderston mittee of licensed plumbers that to replace Homer Hudleson of Orofino Man Selected a younger scout whose expenses said tha Ughtd would ba dent mobile trip over the Pocatello The hoard was operated city regulations were being violatcomposed of W Boise J H Neal of St Maries Business Men Object will be paid by his parents Mr and oft a creek-Rapcreek loop L Shattuck of Idaho Falls F Lea fourth vice ed by men and hoys who were perVerne Interval tha Mrs Charles Welteroth president to succeed To Lead U of I Alumni Mr Havenor said he Inspected interval beJohnson commissioner of agriculand work digplumbing of tha Baptist church troop To Daylight Saving King the road Thursday and found It to a warning slgnaL Each change forming ture L W Sweetser of Burley Jack- O’Rourke of Coeur d’Alene ging up paved streets to Jay pipes John Walker and John Raasmusaen of Twin will also go with sxpenses paid by ing MOSCOW Idaho—Eldon Myrlck be In good condition over practically will be preceded by a whistle Lake Mies of Priest deterwhile council unbonded the vice president to re- Orofino was elected president of all of the his sponsoring orgsntsatlon or by It is expected the corner of Cendistance Marion Hepburn of Moscow and Falls Lfifth A Chapin of Twin Falls the his parents Mr and Mrs K G ter street and Main street will be mined to require strict examina- Pren Moor place of Idaho Alumni asService berries and choke cherUniversity Boise of uniof ELY Nev —Objection to Ely’ ths ‘would-be William Schiictyc of Burley was re- sociation at the annual business ries are in blossom in the canyons King They will he members of ths the busiest because It is on U 8 tions and licenses from versity extension service' and elected secretary-treasurbewly adopted daylight saving time Snaks river area delegation to highway No 80 and at tha outlet of plumbers meeting here Saturday afternoon and beaver are active in Hoot Owl Peckham of Caldwell Was voiced at the current meeting Georg — tawiWiei'fii naif n t comprise mor than 30 scouts from the Center street subway' principal Charles Chester was authorized The board’s functions were to He succeeds Ralph York Boise canyon about midway on th loop of the city council to hire several men as a street reby Robert Twin Falls Cassia Minidoka Other officers chosen were: Lauof traffio between the east on policies and maks recom- Farmers Told Wheat pass Strange business man who said holes on crew froat to Lincoln and Gooding counties artery ' repair rence Huff Moscow first district mendations to Washington D G that he represented more than 80 Blaine and Camas counties art not and west sides of ths city Chief pair oiled sections Needs Irrigating Soon vice president John A Bauer Oil Operator to Face Balderston said that from 8000 to officials relative to the corporation’ll individuals end firms who were opto send scouts their 10000 automobiles use the expected Boise second district vice presiwork In Idaho crossing Oregon Fraud Charge posed to the plan troops being smaller tha officials evtry 24 hours Other lights will he Veteran of CivH War An executlv committee has been BURLEY Idaho— Suggestion for dent Donald Cleaver Pocatello Strange said that since the towns hers said c to assume part of its func- oat of Irrigation water have been third district vice president Cecil BOISE UR— Jack Lamont sheriff at the Intersection of Center and of Ruth McGill East Ely and KimDies af Boise Home named Frank H Thomas Arthur streets Second avenue and secretary-treasurof Multnomah county at Portland Is composed of Governor made by th directors of th Burley Haven Moscow tions It berly had remained on the old ofSuperintendent Gooding past area president will Center street Clark and Farmers are Ore left her Saturday with Walter district Rosa schedule Ely stood alone In Ita use A R irrigation I E administrator Karl BOISE UR— James B Wently 88 Evans state be scoutmaster for the Snake river streets on Preston 47f ormerly of Idaho Falls cautioned against waiting tooJorig Main street of daylight eaving with a great deal dlreotor of public Of Pennmember Executive delegation companyFJ78th Amby for the coast city where Preston in beginning irrigation of grain Mr Johnson of resultant- - confusion and InconMinor of ' Dr J7 N Marriage Civil war In the FallaT and sylvania Infantry will stand trial on a charge of This commlttee snd tha corpora - l While recent rains have been benevenience i is dead Da via Kimberly area president will 4 mols-turAnnulled by Judge fraudulent sale of Stocks Governor Uon officials board of - directors tictel it is pointed out this Mayor Gallagher replied that the also go He had resided in Boise nearly Rapid Strides Made f wilT not carry t G Ben Ross finally approved extragrain crops county and district representatives body had adopted the plan on the 'Finn U 50 years and was one of Idaho1 IdahoA-Tmar- dition paper today will assume the work of the now de- much longer and the use of normal IDAHO FALLS petition of a majority of the busiRoads In for residents who took parf in the civil funct Signing ness houses in Ely and would not April May Precipitation advisory board ip to far as flow at this time will have a ten- riage of Luther D Ferguson and At ft hearing Thursday the chief ' conflict can b done it was announced dency to conserve storage water Alice Hill Ferguson was annulled executive delayed final approval un-t- il rescind its action unlew opponents that A sister Mies Luste Weritly of A of 34 by Judge G J Taylor Friday The Saturday noon to permit Preston is In later In the season corporation proved by petition that they were in Quadruplesmi That I Idaho-Ra- pid FALLS Pittsburgh Pa is among tha sur- placing needy families onengaged IDAHO Is urged by th district board complaint signed by Albert E Hill to make good ft statement theft he It farms and greater strength than the original MALAD Idaho—iiiThe i precipita- progress is being msd In obtaining viving relatives j In taking over farm lands that are that water users get their orders father of Alice Hill stated that would obtain assistance from an group tion for April and May of this year right of way along tha Yellowstone X Tho funeral will he Sunday Tha water changes in the hands of Alice ft minor married without par- Oklahoma oil company and reimIt la headtd by T J for was mor than four times as much highway south of Idaho Falls from aged veteran died Thursday night unproductive burse those in Oregon who charged not later than 7 p m ental consent 1 th ditchrlders of Twin Falla r Lloyd aa for tha same months of 1934 ac- ths city limits to ths county line v- Camp Will Be th day befors water la to be turned A divorce VvaS granted Wednes- him with having defrauded them of Mtastatap to Junius Qrowther local Mayor B W Clark reported Frion or off This will assist material- day to ArvUla Hill from Charles C approximately $3000 in fill stock Located Near Burley cording University of Idaho ' " s observer ' t day ly th regulation by permitting the Hill by Judge Taylor on ft nonsup- ales Growers Win Potato In April and May of this year Tha fight of way obtained thus were marAlumni Heads Named bad operated an oil drillPreston Th to be the dam at couple port regulated charge gates f BURLEY Idaho— First Lieuten- thera were 87 Inchea of rainfall Lake ing outfit near Driggs in Teton has been donated and it is exin dayligh' 4d Manager Hugh A ried January 15 J934 fn Salt ‘ ' ant Richard T Perry reconnats-anc- e compared with 81 of an Inch dur- far UB-ElDistrict Court Suit Crawford don i t My county Idaho for several months pected Mayor Clark said that little MOSCOW Idaho City Utah officer for propowd CCC ing April and May of 1934 will havt to bs purchased Plans of rick of Oroflno was elected presiInin was camps Burley last week precipitation during the paet ths federal and atata highway de dent of tho University of Idaho vestigating proposed locations for five month was 4 80 Inches divided partmsnt call for an TWIN FALLS Idaho-- A district right Alumni association Saturday succamps and after much considera- as follows: January hi February of way with 40 feet of paving An ceeding Ralph York Bolts i court Jury awarded $1502 judgment tion decided to recommend a site 62: March 109 April 172 May M additional 30 feet on tha west of Other officer art: Vic presiFriday night to J Chambers and t i ' adjoining the R C Zahaika ranch Ths total precipitation for 'h tht highway la what Is now being dents first district Lawrenct Huff F A Metzler potato producers njt s v f- V two miles east of Paul Tht camp same period was 327 inchea AMoscow second Bauer John who sued the Idaho Sale company Byjalgned up With this land there will will be four and a half miles west month It was as follows: Donald PocaBoise third Cleaver January ha plenty of xoom on both aide for of Kimberly for jthat amount as of Rupert and the same distance 88 February 128 March Cecil Ha- the sum due on potatoes which the JOjjplanting of tree and beautifying tello ’secretary-treasurnorth of Burley and one-haiW mile April 89 and May 02 tha highway Mayor Clark aaid defendants agred to purchase early gan Moscow t off the north side oiled highway 1 kv 1932 in The asserted complaint V'1 1 leading Into Rupert Name Delegates that the company later refused to Approximately 200 men Will be iocs to i the accept potatoes‘ causing ‘ engaged in improvement and repair Tot District Session tb growers ’ work on canals on tht project and t three-da1 y j tho defendthe In trial v road work is also being contemn ' Dele- ants sought to recover mor than IDAHO FALLS Idaho if U plated tho district convention of $300 for sacks mnd other equipto gate Project Manager E B DarlingLions clubs to bo bald In Richfield ment allegedly furnished Chamton has been appointed regional on Juna 23 24 and 25 were bers and Metzler to handle their director over this camp and also POCATELLO Idaho— With lata to ba held at th local university Utah named by members At a regular crop hut the jury dented the claim still in W th registrations H coming over the Minidoka camp which wtU Pjrra of gymnasium with In GU's Mrs Otto Steinberg la president be located at Minidoka dam The Bannock County Kennel club ex- Vancouver B G who cornea direct meeting Thursday night ' of the company Otto Steinberg United State army will be in charge pects to havs 200 entries for ths first from the Madison Square Garden Grill Jack A Wood Loon Taylor and B manager and J H Kimball an emdog show to be show as judge of the administration work of the annual here June 14 and 15 under liOfficers of th Bannock Kennel L Harris were appointed with Dr ploye who testified in their behalf camp and the work project under held W West Dr F W Call and the direction of the bureau of rec- cense of th American Kennel club club are: G G McPherson presi JCharles 4 Sandies as alternates Ten states will be represented In dent D O Robertson vice presiDrunk Driver Fined ‘ lamation th entry list according to G C dent G L Buffalo BetBLACK FOOT Idaho-Jo- hn secretary and Fined fop Theft local club president H G Minor treasurer The troof Blackfoot pleaded guilty to a Rekckah Lodges Meet McPherson ty Entriei had reached 150 early this phy committee Includes Mies liable - POCATELLO IdahoAlohn Mar-tin- drunken driving charge before ProSALMON Idaho— The annual week SO of the doga from Utah Johnson chairman Gal Eastwood 27 was fined $25 in police bate Judge George R Bailey on Frif district meeting of Silver Leaf Among the entries are five wolf Mary Hecht and D O Robertson court Friday when he pleaded guil- day morning and was sentenced to lodge No 27 of Challie and dog from Seattle four Pocatello Floyd Lewis of Pocatello is show ty to petty larceny He Was arrest- pay a fine of $100 or Spend 30 days Anna Rebekah lodge No 14 of doga which won top at the secretary ’and Mrs Vio Smith of ed Thursday for the alleged theft of in jail He had not paid th fine Salmon was held her Friday After recent Ogden show prizes f t i f and several Salt Lake City Is superintendent J t iiv ! y'ar several pairs of socks from a local Friday night Betty was removed the meeting a banquet was served champions Th show is th first local venture department store He was commit- from th porrow pit by Traffic Ofto ail Odd Fellows Rebekah and Awards numbering 107 and 11 spe- licensed ' by th American- Kennel ted to Jail when he failed to pay the ficer Clyde Courtney and brought their partners cial prize art listed forth ehow dub before Judge Bailey on Thursday fine- J — MV-Sher- lff July-Afte- " $83-61- sue-pec- for-es- t Oregon-Washingt- ’ 1 al BodyofOnelndiair Session ! - Semaphores Will Govern Traffic Wet-tenbon- Advisory Board ERA Disbands H ‘ x V x ld le er $ Jt-ro- er ‘ Fred-rick“Tw- ln 1 ’ CCC j! v x-T- he ot Mo r? er ’ lf lions Bannock County Kennel Club ' - Expects 200 Entries for' Show O ?:! s GOODYEAR X v all-bre- HEADQUARTERS -- es Re-bek- ah 1 2 Weeks to Pay 0n Our u 't I ' A f-- I BUDGET PLAII! 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