Show II - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE A 14 SUNDAY MORNING MARCH 1 1038 NEWS FROM INTERMOUNTAIN STATES Bottlers Pick Salt Lake for “ Group Elects Special to The Tribune IDAHO FALLS Idaho — Byron ienhalter of Provo Utah was elect-i- d preaident of the Tristate Bot- GRANGEVILLE creek reservoir for the first time in more than a decade may become a reality this spring Drlfto Drifts 40 feet deep and snow five to 6 feet deep at the Bostetter ranger station 35 on the Little Cottonwood and four feet on Hudson ridge were the reports of men sent into the forest recently by Supervisor Blaine Beterson Three Oakley men Hunter Nelson Gordetl Stock and Elmo Taylor were taken to the font boundary by Ranger Wallace Saling for a three-da- y trek by snowshoes and skis to the Bostetter station and on to the abandoned Porcupine Springs Idaho death Four sisters two brothers and his mother ‘survive Three Buildings Damaged in Early m’- Jackson Hole UP)— 22 Dahler Clarence about drowned li) treacherous rapids of the Salmon river near White Bird Friday after breaking one oar and losing the Other from his rowboat He was working on an engineerHe paddled with a ing crew shovel after losing his oars but jumped in and swam when the boat headed towards the rapids He reached footing near shore but slipped and was carried to his Special to The Tribune OAKLEY Idaho — With old timers unqualifiedly conceding that snow depths in southern Cassia county are the largest in the history of the country prospects for filling Goose ' hers’ association Saturday at the two-da- y Concluding session of a meet Approximately 100 members from Utah Wyoming and Idaho attended their fifteehth annual contention was chos’en as the t Salt Lake City 1937 convention city ‘ Officers Named - Other officers elected include Carl Anderson of Twin Falls vice president and Ernest F Marianl of Salt Lake City reelected secretary-treasur- Salmon River Entrances to Goose Creek Reservoir Expected to Fill This Spring Provo Man as Head at Annual Meet Military Gain In Rapids of Depths Set New Record ’37 Conclave JTristate Youth Drowns Cassia Snow Foreseen as Revolt Result - Little Mountain Town Settles Down to Hibernation m ’ Special to The Tribune JACKSON Wyo— This sleepy little mountain village the principal community of scenic Jackaon Hole hemmed In by mountains on all sides In contact with the world only by radio airplane and a hazardous mountain pass Is settled into her long hibernation period in the niyst of 19the worst winter experienced In years After 83 days of subzero temper- a t $ Vfr - i 4 i to - " ' - '' s Negotiation With Rebels Viewed as Point of Significance By’ JOSEPH H BAIRD United Pres Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON Feb 29 (Unofficial observers today predicted a trend toward military domination of the Japanese government despite surrender of the army rebels in rXj 77 4 H rt ’ Tokyo It was regarded as significant that the army instead of crushing the ' revolutionist promptly negotiated with them for four days before they 4H '‘41 atures ranging from 15 to 40 finally capitulated Stemmer blizzards J intermittent below grees This incyjated to officials familand snowfall the 600 Inhabitants iar with Japanese customs and ' ' resignedly toast their heels around psychology that probably the funfires’ and cordwood forget crackling damental purpose of the rebels— to the rest of the world For days there drive the "moderates" from power of out snow itself level the a pokes chimney Only smoking or wasn’t a new newspaper periodiInstall a military regime— was at this ranch house in Jackson Hole to show that some one person and Man Sleeping in Barber cal in the village not without support in bath the or several are suffering from “cabin fever” in that isolated cup in army and the imperial court Road Abandoned Shop Revived at Hqback canyoh highway outlet to the mountains just south of Yellowstone national park Winter Power Attested southwestern Wyoming choked by hibernailonln this scenic wondeTtlaiid ef summer hss been more Tf ibis it tRiianhsarvars halls vs Directors named were: John LarHospital extenda snowslide 35 feet deep and son Logan Utah A Caroles Ogseason than for 20 years say old time residents the events of this week in Jokyo ing over a 2500 foot section of the- severe the past den Utah Ed MePoulin Park City may be merely the opening act in road has been abandoned temporarto The Tribune Special - Utah Clyde McFarland Ogden and a long drama which eventually may CCC camp TetoJrL passT 0utietJ-- Yf0 E Chaffee Pocatello result in military government POCATELLO Idaho— A careless- - I1 Estimate Places Covered Fences 27 a railroad Engineer’ and tor Idaho T of Idaho Charles J Coughlan General Araki minister of war was blamed SatFences were'compfetely covered ly thrown cigaret Wgst aad rising 2200 feet from the was regarded as the most likely Falls retiring president who conat $5453000 foe L MatChief miles five less than George floor while by in' Fjre urday at the ranger headquarters valley candidate for the prime minister--shi- p ducted all sessions urged bottlers in the sheltered Porcupine arek an thews for’ a fire which closed three remains as a route for the transThis Year in such a regime He long has Saturday to improve quality of their food average of six feet in depth was places of business because of dam- port of heavy baggage and a powerful influence in exercised product and not to cut quality to reported Although the Bnow has age and for a time threatened the supplies and that has been blocked Sieet competition but has been pro- - 7 Japanese politics even to the eight horse sleighs that settled in the last few days subseBy Associated Press He Introduced Sidney J Reaves from vented out all his excarrying “Buck1 one life of man George carry the express Snow in approx! state quent storms have added as much Atlanta Ga who spoke on bottlers’ BOISE— J H Stemmer pansionist policies by the “elder 12 lies some on the to of 36 additional feet mate feet three Jones as a to the depths porfer association and their beneft statesmen” who by tradition have highway bureau engineer estimated areas of the forest Supervisor A total of about $2500 damage was pass and in several places snow-slidIndustry Saturday night that 1936 expendi- Betenson ready access to the emperor i£ to accumulate week caused this have reported done before the fire was Urges Action Dictator tures of the bureau on roads will One of the primary aims of the Former Reports 40 30 feet of of and the Members party reported Most of the loss was to depths Mr Reaves said: “A fool and cow- be approximately $5453000 or D- insurgents according to editorials deer class of first of small bands though covered by Insurance Order’s Increase in The fire The last allotment Will Determine in the Tokyo press was to weaken Action ard could cut prices but it takes 403084 more than was expended in seeing was most of the animals have been broke out in a barber shop at 237 mail then six days old relayed He 1935 or exterminate the influence of the man to talk things over” as well as West Center street owned by Frank here from Pinedale via truck snow-shoPocatello Visit elder statesmen" 1921 The estimate for 1936 includes driven to lower areas of Although sup(Urged members to become active in Validity south into Utah by the storms Nu- Schaefer and Sam Riddle It spread and dogteam A man met the assocaition as payment of dues $1550000 in federal aid money merous bobcat tracks porting Japan’s basic policy of exwere of mouth the found at mail the restage to a shoe which is expected to be appropriated Measure through the building Was an investment pansion in the far east they have Special to The Tribune the forest officer added believed in a policy of slow progpair shop operated by Joseph Heath Hoback canyon and on snowshoes "Good will and unity of purpose by congress for use in Idaho In— of An the the Idaho POCATELLO it carried region A building occupied by Leo Edgley through ress la very essential” the speaker said Of the $4049913 spent in 1935 in a the Jackson where snowslides members crease 32000 of jeweler which stood between ‘the heavy BOISE — UP) — Action was InstiIBulld on a sound foundation with $1447284 was state funds and $2- -' Army to Power Special to The Tribune 20 last since Moose of the it remaining Loyal Order suffered a loss youth brought two 032 was federal funds in district court here today tuted Even a cornerstone of good will and a the 900 men and SHOSHONE Idaho — Well on of establishments though miles by dogteam July Was announced Friday night to determine the validity of a only about $100 ie number of supervisory and the way to a season’s cumulative their officers who carried out Tues- jteystone of tolerance Call on each of Spokane' past Alfred Sartori J by at Home conbeen law which has Stay Leads Officers Chase ether and talk things over If there ol r employes required for the snowfall in excess of 200 Inches day’s "blood purge” have surrenFolks stay cjose- - too home and supreme dictator of the order who strued by State Auditor Harry C dered 'their action according to obto understanding there is no trouble work done in 1935 ranged from the forest service reports that the who fled through the Jones midwinter from the is venreturning Business of rarely Parsons to bar sales by Idaho legis- servers here indicates a fundaWithin It is foolish to quibble about 405 in February to 2061 in May Soldier Creek station as qf Feb- streets In scanty clothing after he their plaices D C lators to the state The $4049916 expenditure last ruary 24 had seen 19394) inches fall was revived at the Pocatello General turing out except at 5:30 p m when conference at Washington Build with good felMttle things mental movement in the Japanese is who at 'Mr Sartori present post-offiThe test of the 1921 act was In- army to gain control of the state’s lowship and It will abide for all year was divided as follows: Con- since October 1 1935 the beginning hospital led Detectives A L Oliver they walk or snowshoe to the of the director organizaregional to see if the belated mail has stituted when J F Martin Boise foreign policy struction of roadbeds and drainage of the current water season The and Gene Barnard to touch a hutome” tion department of Montana Idaho lawyer filed two petitifls foraL Officials here believed that the reading of structures- $611000 construction of snow measurement packed down morous note in their report of the arrived Occasionally parties trickle stated the and Oregon ternative writs of mandate to com- surrender of the rebels was based hfficers’ reports and showing of an roadbeds fire: "When he came to and saw the in from outlying ranches and com- Washington drainage and surfacing through the winter was 68 inches is of the approxilodge membership pel the state auditor to issue war- on a compromise whereby the army nurses in their white uniforms he munities when the roads are paseducational film were also on the with crushed rock or gravel $1445-00- 0 1700 of of 1935 with 500000 total a In Excess mately rants for payment of the claims ’of was assured of a powerful reprehe was dead and had gone sable to sleighs but there is no lodges in the United States oiling and resurfacing $1079-00- 0 program thought the past week 1650 inches to heaven so he left there without excitement Nothing matters now two corporations or to present suf- sentation in the government surfacing with crushed rock or of During convenMeose state new snow fell The cumulative the winter sleep Is on Only social The Idaho If so that is likely to sharpen for refusing to $163000 Jones found officers The clothes” gravel reconditioning total is tion is to be held in Idaho Falls ficient legal reasons 100 Inches in excess draw them six blocks from the hospital and gatherings dances movies (when August Japan’s relations with America but pavement $40000 construction of of that nearly 2 said he Soldier Delegates to Baptist Creek a year ago 0 roadbed and concrete paving took him to his boarding house heavy snows do not keep the new Jurge C E Winstead granted the primarily with soviet Russia his way to Spokane Mr Sarranger station is located on the Where he appeared to be little the films from arriving) break the On will writs and fixed March 7 as the date A strong faction in the Japanese bridges $308000 railway over- Sawtooth to the Buhl visit at tori eleYouth Conclave an stop at national forest on which he will hear arguments head crossings $197000 army is convinced according to dipworse for his experiences despite the monotony railway vation of 5800 feet lodge recently formed with The wild game for which Jack- new lomats that war with soviet Russia doubt of the officers that he would Stockholders underpasses $47000 also He will to 144 Among date members painting and Rocky Bar stations is inevitable and that because of son's Hole forms a natural sancLectures on Religion bridges $9000 placing riprap 0 ohAtlanta of pneumonia an attack escape class to the inInitiate at Jerome restockholders The the Boise national forest corporations’ also is feeling the effects of stop members-froRussia’s rapid military preparations tuary and preliminary engineering in known as Barber 24 Buhl of Shop Lewiston of clude Robert S Erb Slept ported 61 and 68 Inches current the sooner war is started the better this severe winter Three thousand and miscellaneous $113916 who recently resigned as senator chance Jones had been in the habit of head of elk are feeding on the “Sartori’s class” snow depth making the total fall of the Japan will have BOISE CP)— Members local the from a With delegation from Nez Perce county and State at those two measuring stations sleeping in the barber shop near United States government 'preserve of Japan by themill-tar- y Domination Youth conference the visited Northern Baptist Senator George Donart of Weiser to that of Soldier creek the spot where the fire Was believed one mile north of the village and organization Mr Sartori element comparable therefore from Idaho Utah and Montana ' Falls where he gave who is associated with Martin in to increase the chances isof expected At Halley Idaho 31 inches of to have started others of the 20000 in the herd lodge at Idaho conflict to their homes today after Chief George L Matthews said have come down from the moun- a short talk on tfie midwinter con- representing the two companies snow lies on the ground according with Russia local the from ference 3:29 is Intending a series of lectures given to forthe came at the station call the at of Delegates One the to reports received Tuesday corporations tains to seek forage and are feed- club that l)y Baptist leaders here accompanied Mr Sartori Wulff Hardware and Implement a m and that the equipment re- ing est service headquarters Last the valley throughout lectures was the C A Carnes H W were: Martin blaze said He m 5 the a J The theme of the turned at company incorporated of Weiser Texas Flying School week a herd of 30 deer crossed a A J Exceptional Period W R Medlock and Its claims total $37488 for responsibilities of youth in mainwas in the partitions and hard to Armstrong caushill of west the village high E M South of MontO Young Marking an exceptional period of discover sales of hardware to the taining religious principles Graduates Resident a snowslide which hasn’t run F ni Dr James H Franklin of New attended the meet-ip- g state highway department Senator also GOODING Idaho— As a precau- snowfall at the Idaho City station Dellas Green of the Fargo apart- ing lodge pelier moun17 down roar to the in years Intermountain service forest " the of confer of the tion against possible failure to obJfork City president ments who drove over a fire hose Donart owns 150 of the corporation’s block the road at the enOf Lake Salt Mice which claims a membership tain a P W A grant to help build forest and range experiment station while the firemen were fighting the tain and the' of is a director and 4000 shares City 12 hours tff approximately 1300000 persons a new junior high school building 335 inches of new snow fell be blaze was fined $250 when he trance of town for company ‘Cabin Fever’ Scourge in Gooding the school board an- tween February 1 1936 and Febru- pleaded guilty before Police Judge presided at the meetings Initial Action Kenneth Hodder Gibson son of Scourge of this human hibernaOther speakers were the Rev nounced plans Friday to apply for ary 18 A total of 1208 Inches has1 William A Fife Saturday morning An action to vest the law Mr and Mrs H W Gibson 1203 initial October fallen at the station since Clarence W Cranford of Philadel- federal funds under the WPA He was arrested at the scene of the tion is “cabin fever” a condition was instituted several weeks ago in Fourth avenue has been graduated which arises from seeing too much "This will not jeopardize the dis- 1935 and the deposit measured an fire by Officer Herb Williams phia and Richard Holland director the state supreme court but the from Kelly field school in advanced of one another and no one else Ilf young people's work for the trict’s chances to obtain the P W A even 55 inches deep on February 15 tribunal declined to assume original flying at San Antonio Texas said considfalls and this affliction An for antitoxin Snow with depths American Baptist society fund” Superintendent M W Tate and forced initiation word received in Salt Lake City the comjurisdiction than discovered was past It ago during York years greater said "but it will speed up the mat- erably City headquarters at Now After completing the A and B in the lower court of action the from are and several reported winters prises frequent gatherings ter in case the P W A application BOISE Feb 29 UP)— An epidemic declined to issue the war- courses in aviation at the Urtited Parsons in the Inareas This of forest of most the yarns practice swapping fails to clear” scarlet fever which extended over rants after he had consulted At- States army school at Randolph still persists and during these win- of Action was taken after receipt termountain area regional officers a score of Idaho counties is sub- torney General Bert H Miller who field Mr Gibson was assigned to Employes Given CCC ter days there is a gathering found of word from Senator J P Pope state and no cases of meningitis advised him that the 1921 law ap- Kelly field where hi was graduated around nearly every stove The siding by Mayor A F James that all preshave Vouchers Time reported during the past pealed to preclude sales of legisla- February 15 it was reported Wage breadth of topics is wide but the five been Dr ent applications are being held in J D Dunshee state tors or other state officials to the Following his graduation Mr days more commands extreme weather abeyance pending action by the ELY Nev—Planned removal of Gibson was assigned to Langley 4 state Old' health advisor said Saturday of attention share its than P W A in allotting additional funds Schools in all but one county the CCC camps from White Pine timers admit the besides Donart field Va in the army bombardSeveral legislators Idaho— Negotiable The senator POCATELLO is winter present he and Erb expressed a- belief that ment group Nye and Eureka counties on April bad but lime vouchers for wages earned durincluding Dan J to the winter of 1917 Payette are operating normally 1 congress will provide more money said is being opposed by- - livestock-me- n when for point Twin Falls were represenhalf county of the Viclast 52 rails to the February ing days through the P W A but the Gooding In Payette county six cases of tative and J7 M Sharp Ada county Man 81 Hit of the three counties distributed Saturday to employes school tor Idaho were blocked with snow by Train board has received other of the camps at have been reported and representative have unpaid claims meningitis Supervisors &t the Union Pacific system instead and for 28 days Teton pass was schools closed word from J V Otter state P WA 10 for week this Indian Nose the Springs Nye county Breaks determined Lives presbe will 15 on by March that Ol the regular payday director at Boise that there is no BURLEY Idaho— Operating on a White Pine county and Sadler impassable to teams That winter days” Dr Dunshee said ent aid announcement from F C Paul- immediate Hole litigation of one issue Jackson's the in its time first for the cash basis “We have employed four nurses prospect for it BURBANK Cal Feb 29 UP)— ranch Eureka jfounty have been Courier local office will son superintendent of the central All local arrangements have been history Burley Independent school notified weekly newspaper who are checking up on all students The attorney general’s that no new projects are was in the cases John Sax 81 did his marketing as 'Parsons division on common represent d 1 wrapping printed has completely for the new building esti district No of illness and started today to be started by the camps unless usual and then started walking ' With the vouchers for the second made when newsprint could not be showing any signs all outstanding warrant mated to cost nearly $100000 we think we have the situation well home down the center of the to keep the enroilees en- paper necessary half of the month and the regular obtained sum school district taxpayers! debtedness rcDorts M W Crouch in hand” he added Southern Pacific railroad tracks gaged in worlfdntil April 1 pay checks for the first part of the A freight engine hit the aged man approved a $50000 bond clerk of the district Dr Dunsheq urged parents and now Underway will be Projects month which will be'distributed at recently school year issue to go with nearly that much Since the 1929-3- 0 offifrom to medical to if the behind throwing his body to and teachers time From Nevada that report by cornplete(1 will be same some time $400000 the illapplied for as a P VV A when the warrant deficiency approvai 0f the director of E C W Fugitive the side of the roadbed He was cers) immediately on the sudden distributed to the railroad employes money of fund $144667 a reached Burley Arrested in Illinois ness of any child peak taken to a hospital where it was be obtained the department Saturday The building would have eight trustees have curtailed expenses so of found that his only injury was a "This is not done frequently begrazing will move the three The nonnegotiable feature of the classrooms and a combined audi- this entire broken nose obligation was dis- camps to new grazing district locaSALEM 111 Feb' 29 UP) — Sheriff cause of rigid quarantine laws" he tome vouchers has been waived Mr 1 addition-tin torium gymnasium charged on February Pitts of Marion county said said "but the welfare and sometions Bryan Paulson said and therefore they RUPERT Idaho— Returning from a $11000 reduction in bonded Gooding high school is taxed beStockmen contend the camps Will today he had in custody William times the very life of a child deean be cashed by the merchants Fraternity Leader Dies capacity with several grade indebtedness be moved to Washoe Elko and C Harding who escaped from the mand that such reports be made at Salt Lake City PresidentR re-G bankers or others and handled yond MOUNT KISCO N Y Feb 29 UP) S stake D L Minidoka meant of has classes housed there the audiaction The May Although Humbolt counties to the detriment Yerington Nev jail two weeks ago once” Hawes 60 lawthrough regular bank channels torium and gymnasium is also in- excessive teaching loads for the of the counties in which they now The sheriff said he was holding Scarlet fever was generally preva- ported Thursday that proposed —James Anderson 25 years general secrefor and yer to be tabernacle an five $80000 for the school past adequate faculty during are situated those three counties Harding until Nevada officers ar- lent over the United States this win- plans erected on the present site of the tary of tbe Delta Kappa Epsilon years the annual saving in interest having authorized grazing districts rived for him ter the health advisor said L D S Second ward chapel in fraternity died Friday night in a has totaled more than $10000 and while due to the 80000000 acre limiseven who is with of in runs about "It cycles charged Harding hospital here after a heart attack) places the district in a position to tation for grazing districts White throwing acid on the face of a years and was at the peak this year Rupert had received final approval He was a graduate of Yale univerexbegin paring down a $348980 bond Pine Nye and Eureka counties wei:e young girl was captured at Iuka Probably we won’t have another of church authorities andbe-t-itn: is ' Ru- sity will architect an issue caused by the failure to con- unable to obtain such districts pected near here late yesterday epidemic for several years” to draw the building trol yearly expenses during the preSchools in several southern Idaho pert soon’ vious i Speeding Suspect period towns were closed for a few days plana An auditorium with a capacity of Plans now are being made to pay J R Riddle 25 wasarrested Satall have but because of the disease ' LLACKFOOT UP)-y Idaho 1500 is Included in --the nearly $11000 annually on the urday at Eighth North and Second reopened bon'ds garel Jean Carlisle V issues structure West streets and booked at the poThrough refunding necesSpeelal to The Tribune One-ha- lf daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul of the money lice station on a charge of speeding jnberest rate has been cut from of Darlingtort was killed POCATELLO cent tQ t and Idaho — The Carlisle when and sary for building comes from the He was released on recognizance ridwas Latter-da- y horse she the remainFriday Saint religion is the church authorities and the cent on $192000 of the total reference of the greatest number ing was struck by an automobile The board this spring hopes to ing half will be raised by the dif- Students Will Nominate driven Arco of Orville f students attending the Univerby Long ferent wards in Minidoka stake Special to The Tribune refund valley area in the interest of flood $59500 of the remainder at The child was on her way home ! sity of Idaho southern branch re- from a saving of 2 per cent in interest IDAHO FALLS Idaho — Word control under the provisions of At General Assembly ocschool when the accident ports Miss Elaine Stone registrar Name Chairman rate has been received by H B Shep- section 6 of the rivers and harbors BOISE UP)—‘ The W P A in Jam curred was That 30 1935 as act the The given religion approved August POCATELLO Idaho — Lehnhoff £ pard chairman of the northeastern uary served 123620 hot lunches to ELY Nev—George W Doyle besides her parents is preference by 294 students of the a Surviving Idaho planning board that a re- action was taken at a fneeting of 7723 school children throughout was named chairman of the White Furgeson Pocatello president of Nbrman Thomas Will brother Charles 468 answering the registration quest for an investigajiqn of flood the planning commission in Spo- Idaho Mrs Leila F Ely director Pine county Red Cross chapter this the student body at the University conditions on the somh fork of the kane February 13 Questionnaire Meets Address of the women’s divisions of the week M J Clarke superintendent of Idaho southern branch an- - -Four Other listed the Hospital Approved by preferences Snake river in the upper Snake The action of the regional plan- WPA said Saturday j of the Ely grade schools was named nounces the nominating assembly tudents follow: Baptist 30 CathIDAHO FALLS The Idaho River valley area has been made ning unit was taken following a The work was done by 181 women vice chairman BOISE Feb Rev J E Huntley of the 1936-3- 7 studentidy officers olic 64 Christian 29 Christian Idaho Falls L D S hospital meets former socialist party pres- to the engineer corps of the war report of k subcommittee on flood employed by the WPA she said secretary and Mrs M L Smith will be Wednesday 'afternoon In ’ Science 12 Church of Christ 3 the requirements of the American idential nominee will address four department by the Pacific north- control under the chairmanship of and the food was furnished by P-Frazier hall treasurer Congregational 3J Episcopalian College of Surgeons in accordance meetings in Idaho March 26 and 27 west regional planning board E F Banker and included in its A organizations and the federal Elections -- 'will take place oif 36 Friends 2 Full Gospel 1 Glad with the hospital standardization party leaders said here tonight Mr Sheppard said the regional report of December 1934 among surplus comnpodity division The Torgsin stores where for- March 16nd those elected will asRidings assembly 2 Greek Ortho- program Jacob Trayner superinHe will speak here on the after- planning b(ard asked the war de- the areas and streams of the four A typical W RtQ hot lunch Mr4 eigners shopped in Moscow Russia sume duties on April 2 In the event 7 3 dox Jewish Lutheran 17 tendent of the hospital stated fol- noon of March'26 and at Twin Falls partment to undertake with the co- plates embraced in the regioiy’ pre- Ely said consists of roast veal have been closed and visitors from no candidate receives a majority Mennonitev3 Methodist 81 and lowing a survey of the institution the night of that day and will speak operation of the reclamation bu- senting ’the mdst important flood dressing gravy beans baked apple outside must pay more for their of votes cast a runoff election yvill Presbyterian 68 with 98 noting by Dr G O Whitecotton field rep- at Idaho Falls and Pocatello the reau- additional study and invesfi control problems the upper Snake bread butter milk and jams and gooc through less favorable money be held between March II 'and next day resentative of the college !£o preference Jellies gation of the upper Snake River river above Idaho Falls April X exchanges er ot " ' ir ' Highway Bureau Official Predicts Expenditure Gain de- ' s '‘ ' f '' "a ' S ' f s v IVlorning Blaze f' f ' ir 4 v f J5 - s Test Started 32000 Members On Legislators’ Since Last July Sales to State Moose Lodge Up es i es ‘ i n 21-2- $27-00- Hear i $10-00- eturned Gooding Schools Seek WPA Grant ' Disease Subsides In State Schools Stockmen Protest pail Removal ol Burley Schools Wipe Out Debts Cav-ana- Sun-nysi- elimi-Oflnate- in-th- at Rupert to Get Neiv Tabernacle o Students Vote Child on Horse :L D S Church Killed by Auto As Preference six-ye- Planning Board Requests Survey Of Snake River Flood Conditions School Lunch Work Reported Mar- nine-year-o- Hig ! two-stor- ' - 29sstoB)-Thoma- T - 1 I ir J K |