Show 10 A THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 7 1936 STATES FROM INTERMOUNTAIN Personalities Rout Planks As Prospective Candidates Furnish Political Topics Young People Of Church to Hold Meeting Townsend Plan Sales Tax Statewide Police Force Among Many Subjects Likely to Be Injected Into Platforms Lutheran Group Plans to Form Society at Sabbath Day Program Platform and planka BOISE art submerged in personalities as the time for official primary June 11 — approaches 'in Idaho Merits of prospective candidates g and their ability furnish the most common topics for discussion in this state’s political mecca The first day for filing nomination petitions declarations of candidacy and the accompanying fees at the office of the secretary of state ts Just four days away and the deadline for such filings is only 34 days distant—July 11 Then follows 30 days of compaign-In- g for the nominations In the August 11 primaries and when that is over 16 days remain before the platform conventions Parley Date Set The Republicans and Democrats will meet In Pocatello and Boise respectively August 27 There are only faint rumblings so far of what will be discussed at which also must these meetings elect state central committee chairmen and other officers Most common gossip includes these subjects as material for the would-b- e platform manufacturers: 1 The Townsend plan t Elimination of some of the excise taxes and continuation of the state ad valorem tax instead of abandoning the latter as Governor C Ben Ross has indicated he might attempt to do 3 The sales tax 4 The state liquor control ay Help Assured Water Projects In Snake Unit Lends Aid Officials of National Council Reclamation Study Local Problems -- New Building Special to The Tribune FALLS Idaho— Upper Snake river valley reclamation primarily construction of reservoirs 09 the South fork of Snake river near here and on the Teton river east of Rexburg were assured all assistance possible by O S Warden of Grerat Falls Mont president and L A Campbell of Helena secRefuses to City Council retary of the National Reclamation council at a dinner meeting here Revoke Licenses of Friday night A resolution was adopted recomFour Cited Beer Inns mending that western senators and representatives appropriate funds to complete the Teton river reserto The Tribune Special voir and construct a reservoir on IDAHO FALLS Idaho— An all the South fork as they declared time record for building permits both projects come within the scops Issued by an Idaho Falls city coun of the present policy of the federal ell at one time was believed to have administration O been set Friday night when a total Making Tour of worth $315450 applications The was one of a series meeting council the Issued were by being attended by Warden and The permits Included an applica' Campbell throughout the Pacific tlon to construct a three story northwest to ascertain local reclacommercial and hotel building on mation needs Mr Warden said Shoupe and B streets by B M Inthey had gained complete informaFour prominent Bannock-ShoshoRogers for which work had already tion here on the needs of the Upper started last fall Of the 22 permits dians from Fort Hall reservation accomSnake river valley Since May 23 16 were council the by upon passed A Gross of the he and Mr Campbell had traveled for new dwellings two for moving panied by Superintendent F approximately 3000 miles and had buildings one for a tourist cabin reservation who left Friday night for a conreceived a lot of instruction on camp and three for additions and ference at Washington with John Collier reclamation and irrigation matters remodeling to dwellings 12 are Million Dollar of Indian affairs commissioner U S Yearly and expected to present the inforBy a four to two vote the council shown above as follows (left to right): mation to federal officials he said voted not to revoke the beer licenses Outlay for After the needs of this territory of proprietors of four beer parlors Superintendent Gross Ralph Dixey presi were told by representative men of who were cited by the council police Students Ends Soon this section Mr Warden said there committee to show cause why their is great need for a national land beer licenses should not be revoked policy over all of the United States The police committee charged in Idaho’s educa to restore and combine BOISE Idaho W)— industry toxicatlng liquors were being sold tional machine operated for 110000 with a better use of land Each In violation of state liquor laws and must section be bar interested at in helpthe Capital tern students at a cost of $12000000 anolty ordinances To get money for ing another 5 Consolidation of units of gov- Broadway club Palm Gardens and nually neared the end of another projects he said it must be shown the Von Villa club Attorneys George ernment to reduce costs year’s grind Saturday each acre is as productive as posBannock-Shoshon- e 6 A state - wide m o d e r n 1 y Edgington and Hoyt Ray appeared When the University of Idaho at sible and must not require more for the proprietors equipped police force The city budget for the fiscal year Moscow concludes its commence- than a reasonable expenditure to 7 Removal of the state prison Discuss Reservation Affairs 1936-3- 7 calling for an expenditure Mr and Mrs D P Jones ment activities next week the sum- improve it “No one is content to supervision of politically-eleclose water but we cannot go beyond of $38686826 was approved ted officers mer lull will be on There are 2600 what is reasonable to get it back" Lee Walker city clerk reported 400 more 8 Additional taxes to swell the and than enrolled students Honored at Reception Special to The Tribune he said totaled $2448795 for May receipts school Income further fund their receive will public sheepskins FORT HAIL Idaho — Carrying Urges Cooperation to equalize the cost of education in Legion Hall Held 75000 in Grades the tribal dead chiefof their regalia Mr made a plea for among the counties Campbell in the Of the 75000 students eight 9 Reduction of public spending tain Charlie Peterson four 10000 will have com- a strong organization among states nearly grades in reclamation matters and show a -Shoshone Return Seen Indians departed for Special to The Tribune pleted the first lap of their educa- united front Water conservation is will of them cent 80 MALAD Idaho — In commemoWashington D C Friday night Some Democratic political seers and tions per — POCATELLO Advices Idaho problem he said with each big schools esse Mrs E enter John that Frank of a half high the of Chief Charlie Peterson was killed that W P A enrollees taking private predict ration completion Of the 27500 high school students section having its own problem of Boise only woman chairman of a century of parrDiscussions on the Teton river recently when struck by an automo- employment during the summer and 5500 will have finished their sec6 UP) Ore June PORTLAND a state central committee in the fall mbnths will not lose their status life Mr and ied the South fork of Snake river and bile rode as he horseback the cent 60 — realong and of education to be Portland Dana N is States Marshall per United likely SPOKANE Wash UP)— Although with the W P A for employment on ondary Mr D P Jones was led by Frank A Milreservoirs over the rescattered be will Yellowstone of vice of his near them Park highway chair' chairman of the northwest turned tq the position winter projects were received at the Sr were hon is being pushed throughfall to pursue higher ler of Rexburg member of the comcommission continent said man the post she held when she recruiting by gional home local planning from headquarters ored Wednesday Friday Roy mittee of nine of irrigation district he believed it has besucceeded to the chairmanship va- out the west the army of fighters The delegation from Fort Hall C Lane state director of employ- studies No 36 who introduced the resoluevening at a re- Saturday state Condie W John to “Some” draincome discuss cated by Robert E Coulter now in the blister rust control program necessary ment ception at the to present the tribal regalia The instruc- tion of plans a from public basin chairman of the state liquor com- still needs more than 3000 men says superintendent will development age several provide ruling Legion Memorial Crandall col-- 9 watermaster Lynn Stephen Wyckoff director of the mission standpoint of interdependence of to the senate to join an already hundred men in southeastern Idaho tion said “will enter business building of district water problems spoke will find some states employment Ira Taylor state prison warden fight for seasonal agricultural work or in A banquet at large collection of Indian trophies R E Shepherd of Jerome memA telephone check of all camps some will marry and others will join In a letter to Governor C Ben and relics which have been who operated a mercantile store at other industries Mr Lane said 8 p m was the of the committee of nine acber given Montana in Idaho idle of ranks Washington the voiced Ross of Dana Idaho youth” opSt Anthnoy many years is among “Many workers have been relucfirst feature of that body by Indian tribes and tant of the 4500 grade and high companied the men here Other Gem state executo the Many leave those mentioned as Mrs Johnesse’s Wyoming Colorado and California A to W P position because enjobs the evening’s chieftains of the nation showed 6100 men were will travel rest or members of the committee includtive’s statement that “the wapossible successor Others include Wyckoff said they believed accepting private em- school teachers schools tertainment In Delegation ing Eph Ricks of Rexburg and John summer attend of state ters should this E Rr'Gustaves of Boise an insur enrolled The quota is 9500 would mean (Idaho) ployment D permanent P Jones Jr be E Kelley of Shelley were present Although 3790 men were in Idaho to includes to Idaho The left the of 5500 ance man who formerly was ah ap' elimination Enrolled from the people delegation Ralph security wage who acted as H A Parker of Ashton reclama“that state still needed nearly of camps best Hall not determine Fort the is use” office This in their the it case is land the state our and Dixey are president master of cerepraiser Approximately 5500 students tion engineer in charge of construe- Willie intention to return these workers to enrolled Dana said: "I have not over- Stockmen's association In the Republican party some po- 2000 more men Washington sent on- - bemonies in the state’s principal pub- tion of the Island to’ park reservoir looked the of Fort vice the that letter chairman fact the winter litical talk has it that Frank L Ste- 1224 men to Idaho camps and auwhen George your projects during half of the chillic and private institutions of higher Frank De Kay of Blackfoot secrebeen given the director Senator Pope deals particularly Hall tribal council John Ballard seasonal employment is ended” said 1000 of them for phan Twin Falls attorney who an- thorityto has the honored about dren of and precouple learning of the Idaho State ReclamaIncrease the Washington sented his mother and father with with the desirable protection of son of a former chief and a leader Mr Lane nounced recently for the governor- said will tary education academic of doors the tion association H (L duller Idaho’s interests in the authorMeanwhile W P A administration close for the last times quota in Idaho to 2000 men among his people and Frank Ranship Insists that R P Parry a present "An attempt is being made in president oMhe Fremont-Madiso- n of of dall has leaderof officials who active three districts be the taken that and attorney be retained 500 any agency may ity enterstaffed an institutions These by Following the banquet irrigation district and state are on construcset for the Indians as chairman of the state central Washington D C” Wyckoff exup eliminating are among projects planning ship prog-gratainment professors and their assistants James Heath of Rigby president of can which be tion of deferred plained "to have an exception made were and federal the Pooperations projcommittee delegation Accompanying Moscow operation and was given the universities of the River Valley whereby 1500 Washington men can Refuses Candidacy which included: ects in the Columbia basin area” Superintendent and Mrs F A untiltofall in order to shift the work- catello normal schools at Lewiston WatejUppgr'Snake Users’ Protective union also be placed in camps Irrespective of ers the Gross private employment of Idaho the Brief Albion and and College biographof R E Shep their eligibility with the W P A present Each told of irrigaParry The delegation will discuss with Projects which must be continued at Caldwell the Nazarene college were ical sketches of tion nfeeds of the valley herd of Jerome who is president of We obtained such an exception in Collier commissioner of In- for public good will be operated un- at John Boise Mrs the Mr and college junior the Idaho state chamber of com- Idaho At present we are taking Cotton Presides dian affairs matters pertaining to til completion and others near com at Nampa Boise the Gooding college at Jones by D P merce told a meeting of the com- about 50 men a day from the In- pletion will be finished immediately Rex-bur- g of new the O W administration the Cotton At Ricks chairman of the and and Jones college Jr Gooding mittee that he would not be up for W P A areas but we dian reorganization act on the local the report said Idaho Falls chamber of commerce dancing singing reelection men fast enough” are not getting reservation Also they will present A few will conduct short summer reclamation committee and member instrumental sOn the other hand talk Is heard several claims among which will CCC District Leader school courses and the others will be of the committee of nine presided elections and that C A Bottolfsen of Blackfoot be one for return of $100000 investand introduced speakers closed until fall by BOISE Idaho UP) — Dr J D Dun-she- e ed and Arco mentioned as a prosper Oneida readings Issues Mr Warden and Mr Campbell by the Indians for an extension r County andchlldren g Holds Conference tive candidate for governor is as' Park were shown flood conditions near state medical officer said Sat- to an irrigation project which they and other young sured the chairmanship if he re' Lorenzo north of here on the Yel1075 Car Truck Tags relatives of Mr urday the state’s three health units claim has never benefited Indian mains out of the gubernatorial con' lowstone highway Saturday mornIdaho — Major and Mrs D P —at Pocatello Twin Falls and Lew- lands They also will present the POCATELLO test claim to lands on the Camas Prairie Earle H Malone commander of the Jones Sr ing while en route to Montana They Others mentioned for the chair iston— will be operating by June 15 were accompanied that far by Mr lying north and west of the reser- Pocatello CCC district is in Yel Mr Mrs and 1075 of A total Idaho— MALAD M Include h public-healtof of J manship Lampent vation which they claim was given lowstone park conferring with JoCotton and Alyson E Smith secreMrs Jones Sr Jones are the under the direction Boise close friend of Senator Wil- automobile and truck licenses have trained physicians an early Indian treaty but seph D McEntee of Washington them in of children parents and tary of the Idaho Falls chamber of eight living Oneida in issued been during county liam E Borah and James F Doctors who have accepted as- which never was included in the 15 grandchildren D C assistant ECW director asFALLS Idaho— On a tour commerce TWIN Jr Boise attorney and son of the first five months the countycomare: signments Fort Hall reservation Mr Jones was born' at Logan Mr McEntee will inspect the park for the promotion of highway No Justice James F Ailshle of the sessor’s office reports This Dr L C Krotcher of Coeur Utah on 30 1864 and CCC activities The Pocatello dis- 93 which In Ovilian Clothes Named by C of C forms a junction here Idaho supreme court d’Alene University of Nebraska pares with 945 Issued in the same Mrs JonesSeptember was born at Malad on of the change among trict which has charge of the ad- with highway No 30 H E Wells who will be MEMPHIS located medical school Tenn June 8 UP— Symbolic period in 1935 20 1866 being the third at Twin Falls Licenses issued this yer were: November the Indians was their appearance in ministration of the CCC program White Fish Mont president of the Austin Salisbury of Boise Idahq Longest Train child white in in Malad born 700 the en Four States Highway association was valley 10 national vice presiDr M W Caskey of Taylorsville civilian clothes which they will rollees park has a total of Passenger cars 802 farm trucks ALAMOSA Colo June 6 (UP) there this year in camps lO' sponsors of No 93 conferred with dentsamong They were married in'Malad on Ky 187 private trucks 74 and commerof the University of wear to the capital However all elected by the national junior graduate 1886 2 June A narrow gauge freight train draw' cial trucks 12 cated at Canyon Old Faithful Lake Twin Falls chamber of commerce chamber of commerce Louisville medical school assigned wore the traditional western here SaturMammoth and liing 78 cars pulled into Alamosa re1935 in officials same For the hats with beaded hat bands period to Lewiston Friday day Malone was cently reminiscent of old railroad censes issued were divided as folMajor over voiced Mr accompanied enthusiasm Wells Dr Samuel Weissross graduate of Two had long braids of hair fall River Cleared M McGrall the days of the long trains The train lows: cars 757 farm N Y medical school who over their shoulders but otherwise by Lieutenant Thomas prospects of tourist travel on Syracuse was the longest which has come into trucks Passenger GREYBULL 6 of June the Pocatello district (UP) Wyo 127 private trucks 57 and the highway which runs from the will be stationed &t Pocatello they appeared as any other west- adjutant the local station in approximately commercial trucks —The city officials recently 'con4 Mexican to the Canadian border Dr Dunshee said he will go to erners who live In the open six years To Celebrate The association is endeavoring to All except John Ballard use the cluded blasting out a portion of the Pocatello Sunday to qttend a criphave a few miles of "sore” spots LUSK Wyo June 6 (UP)-L- usk island in the Big Horn river just pled children’s clinic June 8 and 9 English language to carry on conthe road improved Eastern Star Official east of city park The work was and will address the state nurses’ versations with the white people will celebrate the fiftieth anniver- onThe visitor commented on the exassociation convention at Idaho Ballard prefers an interpreter of its founding as a town on sary attend another They will stop in Chicago for a July 10 11 and 12 with a homecom- cellent condition of the road through To Attend Convention done to avoid floods and to pre- Falls June 8 and clinic at Idaho sightseeing trip before proceeding ing celebration and a rodeo honor- this vicinity Ten-Yea- r vent the river from causing damage crippled children’s to the capital Falls June 10 and 11 to the park ing the Oldtimers — BOISE Idaho UP) — Memories of Ely Eagles Install MALAD Idaho— Dr V P Garst war days were kindled again SatIdaho the associate grand patron of Officers at Meeting urday as trains and motor conder of Eastern Star and delegates voys brought1400 men and offi-ce- rs n im the local lodge will attend the ELY Nevada June 6— Ward to Boise for the annual two-we— SEATTLE June 6 UP) Pota- grand chapter of Idaho at Burley of Ely was installed presinational guard encamptoes set a new g was whipped to Indulge intHavre Mont I walked and caught dent of the Ely Eagles lodge Wed- ment BOISE UP) — Martha Adams 16stow Cal by F M Heirgood high Sat- July 8 to 11 inclusive It is expected about 500 delegates who numbers the second president tective of Spokane Wash and Sher- lengthy fasts and had her hair rides through Wyoming Utah Ne nesday evening with Louis Hoppe urday when scanty supplies of By noon virtually all of the California Shafter Whites wholefrom all towns and cities of the iff Leslie McCarthy of Boundary pulled so that she would "really vada and California I bought some Jr past president: W B Robison nearly 30 units from a score of saled for $6 per hundredweight state of Idaho Will attend Burley of the United States John Adams county her traveling companions In "wailshe while food with my money and was given vice president Vance Rowland cities were quartered at Camp cry" participated came to back ancestors her 80 cents above Friday’s marl ofamong be entertainment will She is returning voluntarily assisted in the the rest ing ceremonies” chaplain and Grant Robison secre-— B L E Bonneville named in The shortage also was reflected of the grand chapter by Rupert and Idaho Saturday to tell how she ficers said ' She said the only member of the "On the way I met a fellow who tary honor nf - the discoverer of the in an opening quotation of $480 Albion chapters Miss Adams’ disappearance was cult who knew of her plans to dis- said: ‘Don't you know it’s dangerous out of sight in 1934 and Plans were made for the Eagles Boise river in 1834 dropped for first arrivals of Idaho netto foul appear was Ruth Ray Adams a sis- to travel like this?' state convention which will be held Brigadier General M G created a mystery that baffled po- first attributed by police her ted Gems shipped in after joband ter "I said I didn’t know that it was in Ely opening with the convention to Speak posses searched for Banker play adjutant general is the lice of western America two long her father offered $500 reward for bers reported no Garnets or Yaki"I disguised as a boy Ruth cut especially So he asked' me to pose dance Saturday June 20 MALAD Idaho— E O Howard commanding officer ma Gems available There were old return some We her clothes hair to found as We his sister went Barstow my “Saturday and as much of Sunpresident of the Walker Bank and years ago differences with her no new arrivals of British ColumOfficers said she hopes to estab- and a hat The folks always wear and he got a job I was caught day as Is necessary is being deTrust company of Salt Lake City Religious Oneida Reports n County — bia Gems either after distributMcGow-en'lish legal grounds to permit the hats It’s just one of their beliefs sleeping in a haymow at members of a s voted to completing the camp setwill address the Lions club Tuesday parents ing agencies at Vancouver Fri- on "General Business Conditions” cult — were the cause of her disap- Boundary county probate court to like they always sleep in their by juvenile officers and was May Pension Payments up and Monday morning actual no day reported surplus available sent to a detention home pearance she revealed as she overrule her parents’ jurisdiction clothes at night in war tactics will begin” training Jobbers blamed the scarcity to MALAD Idaho — Fifty-tw- o stopped in Boise on her way with over her and her three brothers and “When they retired I slipped out “The McGowens took an interhe said perTeachers a short crop in Washington due Resign Boundary county officers to the sisters so they may be paroled to and bridled Ribbon— that’s the est in ml and took me into their sons in Oneida county received $951 Colonel Fritz C Hummel of to last season's cold weather high ELY Nev June 6— Miss Violet home of her parents Mr and Mrs friends h horse— and rode to the main road home in old age pensions for May Boise is the commanding officer prices of British Columbia sup' Rebaleati of the White Pine High John Adams at Moyle Springs near In ajlgnedLatatcmani the - glr-- Then ! left the horse aud walked’aH “I don’t want to go home except of this was paid by the of the 116th engineers Colonel school faculty and Bruce MooreEty —plies considered Inferior- - o-said she wasprompted to leave night toward Montana “I had 53 to help straighten this out That’s county Samuel D Hayes of Boise of the two-yeschool' teacher was home when she was deprived of the cents when I left search she not a home up there It’s just a den city resigned this After a Dependent children of 26 families 116th cavalry and Colonel E T tuber moth embargo on California week to accept positions in the jun- recently located at the home of Mr right to attend school was forced “Early in the morning a car came of cats and dogs fighting quarrel- received $590 during the month the Powell of Coeur d’Alene of the ior high schools in Reno and Mrs Ralph McGowen in Bar- - to dress in home-mad- e potatoes at the Oregon line d khaki cloth- - along and I flagged it 1 rode to ing day and night and all the time” county paying 148th field artillery of this ticket-making- Special to The Tribune TWIN FALLS Idaho— Delegates from all parts of southern Idaho began arriving here Saturday night for a convention of the Lutheran young people scheduled Sunday Upwards of 250 young persons from Clover Eden Idaho Falla Pocatello Ashton Nampa New Plymouth Emmett and Parma will be guests of the Twin Falla group To Organize A permanent state organization will be formed at the afternoon session in the Lutheran church it was announced by Gertrude Becher reporter of the local organization The convention will open at 11 a m in the Twin Falls high school auditorium The Rev M H Zagel pastor of the local Lutheran church will preach the sermon Miss Becher will sing several solos Preceding the business session In the afternoon the delegates will be guests at a picnic in the M T An' lauf country home and also will be taken on a trip to Shoshone Falls In the evening the group will attend a banquet in the high school dent of the Fort Hall Stockmen’s association C H Zimbrick of gymnasium Pullman car porter standing on car steps Clover will be the toastmaster Frank Randall active in reservation affairs Speakers will include Miss Ella John Ballard son of a former chief and a Swanson Pocatello and Irvin leader among his people and Willie George Ellers Twin Falls In Charge vice chairman of the Fort Hall tribal counThe committee on ar general cil ruling body of the reservation under the rangements for the meetings inIndian reorganization plan cludes: Chester Strohmeyer in charge of the morning service Arnold Putzier afternoon meeting Lucille Thaemert housing Ruth Anlauf picnic luncheon and banquet Darlene Werner banquet Dohse finance and Miss Becher banquet program Officers of the local organization who will assist are: Lawrence Taute Otto Relnke vice presiCapital to president Party Departs dent Ruth Strohmeyer secretary and Elfrleda Dohse treasurer Water Permit Mark "Tor Day Set ne Malad Couple Indians to Give Tribal Regalia Feted on 50tli Of Late Chieftain to Senate Wedding Date for Coast Planning Director Gives Views on Water More Needed To Fight Rust Bannock- IDAHO SWarden Schools Near Completion of Another Term 110000 da Workers Will Retain Places fellow-townsm- m son-in-la- w Three Health Units Ready Highway Head Lauds Traffic Ail-Sh- ie “ten-gallon- ” National Guard Assembles Spud Shortage at Annual Camp Sets High in Price Kin of John ddams Lost for Two Years Returning Home ar Gott-fredso- ek de-tin- Mc-Con- little-know- One-Sixt- 1 to-d- ar one-tjiir- L ( |