Show - - - - - -- - - : ' si ' Idaho Editors vtat Tourist Bulil -- -- Elects Publisher-A- i' -- - -- Warns-o- n - - LDS Stake Meets January 30 LYMAN Wyo—Lyman L D S stake will hold its quarterly eonference and priesthood convention at Rock Springs on January 30 announces H Melvin Rollins president The priesthood meeting will be it 3:30 p rn Saturday while other sessions will convene at 10:30 a m and 2 p m Sunday General khurph authorities and members of the church security committee will be - speakers - -- - ': Near----mcrb- - -- ' y - t ELKO Nev—George Langford 23 was hired- - to bring a car from Bali Lake City to an Elko garage but he had to find his own way back car So he took a belonging to Dr R P Roantrec -- - Winter — Conditions - Afore Marked Through Idaho Drigga Fartner's'— - —Car Crashes Into— — i - Tribune Intermountiln Servtce sheriff's offieers said Saturday POCATELLO Idaho More proat a rate of SO' miles nounced wintercondltions were evipad eastward an &ourdent In Idaho this weekend although His flight was hatted it Wend-ove- r there httaf been 'no general snow- ' 120 miles from Elko' only storms rethroughout the state the 90 minutes after the car was state highway department reports portedly stolen r- - - Tribune Intermountain Service RIGHY Idaho—Two men were killed and two others hurt Saturcollision on Yelday in a head-o- n miles north of lowstone highway-twhere Lloyd Sullivan state hfgh- way patrolman investigattclt 1 The' report - id De a th141111" '1'''''': '7N1'4'''7r'iYk- N:NfSgt4i'!:N44 d 73 ' -- 'Ive'illiNtiii44 4 ' '"7'61'-4-- - ''''i-'fs- s''il'V:Ij1:''e "'"'iiVielk4 st:::: ' 441i1ki14i " ' '''''''is'7473Z"-- Ai'!iN3'''t- ' -' :: ' ''''' : ' r V '1:!- n - 11 11 SI II 11L't41-11- IITII l'ilutimfl lilt t-t4- I I I UM El I E 1 ILIJ 4 ar 7 ''' ur 0: itiluo IR n :: A ': t - (11TRM 0 re1 - 'q' - te t: 1:::ft:i::::il':ir:::iri:'"47 1'N4:'''-'1':'s- - 4T - And ':)9' In 50't "' ii - These 1 : ' - - rit al - k3"rj:1-a:4::4112- 4'1411' '''':Aii-!':Y:- f ' Idaho-Monta- in Large Volume and Lower Overhead Is Daily Being Reflected Lower Prices to Its Customers ' ANLCII 11'4 Boise-Stanle- 16141111SeS I ''''::40C50 - - --- titdAfmn"17171147FFrr77-14tri--111"1P111' ::c71414C'''?!i11!cr1'Sik:s t7'--- Banks-Lowm- ) -- 1 No 2 Kootenai' highway open Regaa and FelLs wero passengers V:'4c-rie'''!:'" ei'if'4"ssr 114si:':' ' advise chains No le Coeur d'Alene' in the sedan f :::et'A driven north by being 1 Jts Yellowstone trail—advise caution' t'144 ''Vtiq7:14Ini : ' 41::'3':ifA-F-t4Islippery on shaded portions No COMM W1190ti was alone and go 'A '4n-- ' ç'I'''4 south 30 — Old Oregon Trail highway ing ' '4lielt'' Iv Wilson died In the office of Dr Georgetown divide slippery snow 1 ' ?4:F': ' '' rl N11Ci ' Wyoming line to Bancroft ih NV 30 minutes after Tall here iii( Eldon $:i 4BOISE (IP)—Members of Idaho's No 91 highway the collison flegas died almost infruit and vegetable advertising com- somesnclw on Monida pass snow at Collins suffered a broken No 91 Yellowstone stantly V mission were not appointed illegally Preston open I I I I I west of left arm and nose Ind facial laceraout bridge park highway Ills and two Fe tions badly stasprained Agriculture Commissioner Guy Gra- Preston detour via Oxford ankles- They are in an Idaho Falls ham declared Saturday tion: e He challenged assertions of forNo 93 ' Sawtooth park highway - hospital mer Assietant Attorney General open to foot of Galena summit Crash on Highway :::57 Ariel Crowley who said the mem- closed snow Stanley to Montana collided on the east aids la bers were named before the law ithe by The good reported efwas :: :: -creating the commission No 95 north and south highway of the highway at the north II pfective- Maries-Coue- r d'Alene proach of a canal bridge after WilPotlatch-S- t "Members of the commission'did had apparently lost control of and good advb3e chains over son not take their oath of ante until open south of his car when he attempted to apply hill construction Harvard 44 bei May 10 four days after the law Prosecuting AtMoscow for slides in the brakes said fair look-ou- t S of came effective" said Graham wildo Idaho Martin i4 torney to Henry drifts canyon sections subject ' is chairman of the commissioh Falls who helped investigate Potlatch-Coed'Alene He aaid members' commissions JefferMoroni of Jacobson Rigby No 191 Yellowstone park high2 authorized by the governor and son county coroner said the accif' way 22 inches of snow at Macke 3:" by the secretary of state were Inn to Macks Inn closed dent was obviously the fault of WilOpen tAes''1' would son be dated May 6 an and that inquest 195 Fork highClark's No beyond Crowley is representing a grOup west advise chains unnecessary Collins had slowed to of canyon county growers who chall- way Sandpoint 18 miles and hour am1 could not ) have avoided a collision Martin enged legality of the advertising State Routes act in aosuit filed in district court Clark's Fork highway some slip- said tit Caldwell and in an intervention Sheriff E T Fillmore of JefferCanyon pery spots advise chains to a' suit filed here n son county said Collins told him 7 a highway closed beyond Burke Wilson's car apadvise chains Elk river he noticed that as park AhOlika-Mashburbe to "zign it proached in:a appeared highway bUt that—ht believed it ' high- - zagging" quire lecally: IrLeVis under control be would closed brought way lopwell up'the Lochaa ' 40s " Pierce to Skull Fractured Clekk Witer highway 44!:i::i Bungalow closed Payette highway Regas who was in the front seat Horseshoe construction between and WilBend and 'Banks bad when wet died of a fractured skull I sonof the brain and highway probably shockof concussion officers said closed between Garden Valley and iC47) y Regas and" his companion were 41-Lowman inquire locally from Rigby to the Thorton t: '''''''''-- highway closed Idaho City going overpass which is under construc1to Loman look out for slides 444(:::1:ife:::1Kim tion m km P ::::::': Mr Wilson—was born September a7igtsave y Closed ei'"?":: al doo 1‘ — 7dhaahbol came here 11 He 1860 in Utah 1aloolowlamtalook slippery' central highway '44""616'' :1i5' ''' Home from Utah 30 years ago probably closed MountainFairfield-Hallen resident Witson Mr ''''g:::(1?"111AwN::1 y Hill Citypinquire locally: ' county was a member of ' section doubtful inquire of Teton a's' f:I latu D S stake high council L Teton Roosevelt Ig'1 fair Craters section f J:: 111--:747He was a retired farmer rancher Irr'!'' '' highway snow from Swan Valley business man and in addition to east not recommended east of Die- and Wilson owning and operating the trich 1 4 Blackfoot-Challis hotel here for many years owned s' Lost River highway '' 4014 of cattle and several ranches a herd :i highLemhi ' inquire locally 's :i: construction In the vicinity of Victor He was ?:i:i:i:::::q v way slightly rough - :' 2:$0inii§g:i0ig D L S for the :: Terreton 23 miles good- on two inmitsions beyond 4 '44t:'' other parts of the United :''' '' from Terreton west in- church Graham Okehs 'Ad' Officials KIMBERLY Idaho—Injuries re-- calved when he fell under a ay team' and wagon claimed lifrunaw of n 50Kim Brown Lloyd berly rancherSaturday at the- Twin — Falls County hospital Mr Brown was insured January on his brother's ranch near his home He was born December IlL 1887 at' Albion but had lived in thia cow munity 29ears His father wawa pioneer CassLa county sherifL Mrs his widow ate Surviving Belle Brown a ion and two daugh- ters Birch V Capitola end Blanche lout all of Kimberly Brown brothers H D and Birch E Brown - Hurismi and Montle Kimberly Brown Portland Ore high-broug- ht Axeirad's Central Downtown Location 22 of Pocatello andfltorgtFellis follows: Of Injuries- ' ' Langford would be charged with carry chains and inquire locally re- Driggsfarmer and Thomas Rego& grand larceny The prisoner ex- garding changing snow conditions 51 of Rigby state highway departplained that he "got drunk and Was carried in the report ment concrete inspector Injured didn't know what he was doing" were M R Collins 39 of Rigbi Report In Full the officer said ' - Tr!tnans 'Intermountain Servico ?min V K Bareon saved the life oleproper procedure In first aid which was given during the recent police to ittra m!toriat &um unconscious in p()CATELLO Idaho--Du- e small car fumes of carbon school I wouldn't have been able received Ili the Boise fede monoxide fromThe officer worked ' to save his life" gas of IInvestigation over the man 20 minutes before he addition to service on the In school all Idaho's state highway him back to consciousness wayestate patrolmen have been di- patrolmen now are equipped to ren- Mr Balderston reports - - - rected to become more alert itrrerr der expert first aid on the highwtys i case the- officer cluing first aid to persons injured the Reporting -The first aid was one of the major wrote -"If- I hadriotlearnedtheinlemes and public places of 1 L Balderston come missioner of law enforcement in 'rejuvenating and rebuilding the state's Mumps Hit County Buy Thoroughbred& police force BUHL Idaho—An epidemic of IDAHO FALS Idaho al- - Oscar Along with sheriffs chiefs of police and other officers the state has reached alarming 'pro- Johnson and H D Payne local highway patrolmen were required mumps to pass the first aid test at conclu- portions in two Twin Falls county farmers have returned from the Ogi of the crime schoolI Iin Boise communities sion Robett den livestock show where they pursays Dr last December Stump district health unit diredtPe chased eight thoroughbred Pritice One case of assistance to the pub- In citing 54 cases reported during men lic in life saving recently reported the week 28 at Buhl 16 at Filer Domino bulls for $1800 The of b00 cattle own about who head to headquarters came from Glenns six at Murtaugh three at Hansen said the show was the best in years Ferry where State Highway Patrol- - and one at Twin Falls Undersheriff o - Rancher-- Dies -- -- Another on Ilighway - -- -- --- - -- AUIERBILCS'S - - - :()Ifko---7--Aii-yip414:7-iii-r-174:iit:''S4ilt- Hey-bur- - 101938 JANUARY Use of Chains Kills TM) Mtruction - 1 - :- - immuNr L-- Auto Collision Road-Repo- 0- - - - SitWAY-MORNIN- - - - -- o' THE-SA- LT : Say Try Akiyitity i'fibune tritermountain Service BUHL Idaho - Legistativa ap- propriations for promotion of the scenic recreational and industrial resources of Idaho were urged by Gem stateeditors who closed their annual convention here Saturday with the election of Vernon Frost Buhl publisher as president to succeed Frank G Burroughs The group cast a unanimous ballot for new officers nominated and chose John Baird of Meridian vice Glenn R Maxwell of president Shoshone was reelected secretary New directors named in the same manner were: Marvin Briggs of St Anthony Clyde Hanson of Ma lad Frank F Swan of Gooding Milton S Jones of Mountain Mime W T Martineau of Moscow and C: W King of Bonners Ferry Albert H Lee publisher of the Rupert Minidoka County New was awarded the Boas cup for the best front page makeup among Idaho weeklies in 1937 Lyman Ala -- ---- - HDant - New President I- - -- -- " You Can't DriireA- ssticiatidn - -- ' :- -- - ' -- — ---- - - - ' :111''-:::$1':- ::::2:: EXTRAS-- ARE 1: well-know- : :t:f - If ' $ a - States t''-inquire locally Te- Wife In Wyoming IL: ton highway inquire locally N -At the time of the fatal accident gravel from five Wilson was visiting with miles east to Rigby east of Rigby to Mrs friends in Jackson Wyo His first Ririe Trent road advise caution wife Mrs Vilate Wilson died In drifts and use of chains subject-tKetchurri-Tra- il Creek summit Chil- 1926 Besides his widow Mrs Effie Bear Valley road closed Wilson ly closed he is survived by seven St closed Spencer-Trud- e ''''''a' probably daughters: Mrs J L Nichols WilManes-Pin- e Creek closed Rulon Nelson Nampa Mrs der '1 Mrs J W Oliver and Mrs Gene Hochwender San Diego Cal: Mrs Heads Altar Society J D Taylor Rexburg Mrs Parley EVANSTON Wyo — Mrs Ted Young Idaho Fella and Mrs W H iiiii Harrison has been elected president Merrick Sal:non:a brother Thomas rostra' of the Altar society of St Mary Wilson Utah and a sister Green church with Mrs River Wyo Magdalene Mr Regas Was born July 101886 Charles Richards Age president Mrs Eleanor Stanitorth aecre- in Greece He came to America in al his youth - and to Idaho 15 years ago tary 4 A -- ° ' 101"1"1"oareem ' gi witha finew gli) it I III '''" ' PICTURE OF YOURSELF a If yoss can't be around —your picture can! 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